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I would like to thank everyone that has donated or otherwise supported Nature is my Jam by liking, following, sharing and/or subscribing to the podcast. Your support goes directly to creating future episodes and allows this podcast to be ad-free and 100% listener supported. Your kindness means the world to me and I hope you might feel inspired to explore the natural areas where you live.Subtlety and solitude were the theme of the early dawn as I drove towards the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore this morning. The morning sky was replaced by dark, brooding clouds as dawn broke and the crash and retreat of water against the sandy shoreline echoed a symphony that only nature could compose... a soothing rhythm that breathed sustenance into this muted morning. In this quiet, moody atmosphere, the resilient life of the beach was on full display. Dune grass swayed gently with the wind, each whisper adding another layer to the dawn soundtrack filling my ears. Intermingled with the subdued tones of the morning, vibrant shocks of color pierced through, with the Carolina Puccoon flowers shining their intense yellow petals. These hardy blooms were striking against the backdrop of rugged and scraggly pines that stand guard over the dunes, a testament to the beauty of nature. Rainy mornings such as these come with a precious offering - solitude. The beach, often teeming with life, was a haven of tranquility. The soft patter of the rain added a soothing rhythm to the natural melody, each drop a unique note in the lakeshore's grand aria.I spent the morning in unhurried exploration, my camera guiding my movements rather than any pre-set path. It led me across rolling dunes and clusters of wildflowers, while the captivating sounds of the beach played on. Time seemed suspended, every moment a snapshot of serene beauty set against the gentle music of the lake's waves.It was a morning filled with exploration and reflection, where nature's music and visual spectacle were in perfect harmony. As the field recorder captured each note of the morning's melody, I was reminded of the beauty in these unscripted moments and the enduring allure of nature's symphony. It was, undoubtedly, a couple of hours well spent.Recording Details:Date and Time: 6/13/2023 | 5:30 AMLocation: Sleeping Bear Dunes National LakeshoreLandscape/Feature: Peterson Road Beach and Surrounding DunesConditions: 49F (9.5C), Sunrise, Cloudy, Misty, RainRecording Device: Zoom F3 Field RecorderMicrophone(s): Sonorous Objects SO.101 (matched pair in stereo configuration)Support the showThanks for listening! ❤️ Your support means the world to me. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter for daily updates.

Becoming one with God is like a pruning process where we are shaped and molded to be more like Him. I would love to hear from you, please email me any questions or comments at givingbacktogod04@gmail.com. Thank you!

This is the climax of the story of the Exodus. God's people leave their slavery in Egypt. As God executes the tenth plague on Egypt, the Israelites are given instructions on how to find protection from God. Intermingled with the story in Egypt are...

When Christ was with His disciples between the Resurrection and Ascension, He was preparing them for His return to the Father. He told them that in this life they will weep and lament with sorrow, but that their sorrow would be turned to joy. In this life, we who are His disciples will suffer in a fallen world in many different ways. But the reality of Christ's presence in our lives and our ability to fellowship with our Lord grants us a joy that is unexplainable.

Chuggalos! Sorry for the out of order episodes.     Welcome to a light Episode 0174 of The Brew Crew Podcast as today JT is on assignment and Matt decided to attempt to carry the load. Today, we explore the socially responsible world of can packs before we get to the beer, Medvegrad Brewing - Zlatni Medjved "The Golden Bear" which was donated to the pod by Chuggalo Emanuel. Intermingled in the episode we talk about Game of Thrones, Tesla, and Rade Šerbedžija find out what they have in common by listening in! Thank you so much for listening, hit that subscribe button, tell and friend and create a calendar reminder for 18 MAR 22 when we go live! Cheers! Today's Beer: https://shop.pivovara-medvedgrad.hr/

One fish, two fish, red beer, ghoulish? It is the 177th time we tried to do this lil diddy and Id say, we are close to almost making it. Today, Emanuel comes through with another couple European Gems with Rinkuskiai Birzai: Effin' Awesome and Ursus Brewery: Timisorenana, which if you listen we nail pronouncations on both. Intermingled we determine that this Friday, March 18th we will start the events at 9e/8cst. Cheers!

Carole Brown, prolific author in several subgenres of mystery and suspense, chats with me about her books, the books she loves to read, and her new Nursery Rhyme Suspense Series. You won't want to miss these books about a young woman determined to find out who murdered her brother years ago and the other cases she solves along the way. As one of Carole's reviewers said, "A girl's gotta eat!" (or something like that!). If you like small-town mysteries... she's got them. If you like intense suspense, she's got one of those too.  Western?  Yep. WWII?  Oh, yeah.  Listen in to what she has for your TBR pile. Note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you. If You Love Suspense or a Great Mystery, You'll Love This Author's Books I was first introduced to Carole Brown through her book, Undiscovered Treasures (reviewed HERE). Since then, I've read most of the Appleton mysteries, but during our conversation, I was excited to learn that Carole also writes suspense and... not just contemporary. Brown writes western and historical (WWII... EEEP!) as well. Her first book, The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman, won awards and finalized in multiple contests. Carole says that of all of her books, it is the most intense, which makes sense considering it focuses on a mother's quest to avenge her daughter's murder by a cult. Her most recent release, Catch Me if You Can, is the first in a trilogy about a young woman on the hunt for her brother's murderer and the cases she solves along the way. Catch Me if You Can by Carole Brown The big cat sat on the oversized rock, ears pointed toward the sky, every muscle taut, every sense at the ready. “S-s-shut up and f-f-forget it! You've s-s-seen nothing and know nothing! I won't warn you again. G-g-got it?” His head swiveled, his ears twitching as if catching the hint of threat in the whisper. A soft hiss slid from his open mouth and reinforced the overtone of evil pressing in upon the scene… Coaxed into finding the animal killer at Jamieson's Outfitters, Tara Layne, with her sidekick, Boet, is welcomed by a threatening whisper and the unfriendly eyes of a gruff manager. Within hours, lies and dark secrets are slithering all over the campground. Intermingled with her search, Tara deals with her own buried secrets when a strange old Native American probes into the recesses of her heart forcing her to face her bitter feelings. And Wesley Clarke, manager/guide, both interesting and frustrating, holds an attraction for Tara that is primitive and exasperating. When Tara gets too close, she finds herself—and Boet—the target of someone who's determined to keep from getting caught. His theme: Run as fast as you can, you can't catch me. The question: Can Tara run fast enough to catch this real-life gingerbread boy before he decides to get rid of her and Boet? You can learn more about Carole Brown on her BLOG where you can find links to her books and other social media. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple  Castbox  Google Play Libsyn  RSS Spotify Stitcher and more! If you'd like to be on the Because Fiction Podcast, please go HERE and submit your topic idea! I'd love to hear about it.

Today's guest deejay is Roel Funcken. When I began inviting people to guest deejay on Soundwave I requested mixes that were 30 - 60 minutes long. A 30 minute mix is perfect, but ambient mixes lend themselves to long sets, so I expected a log of guest deejays would not be able to help themselves, and would send me hour long mixes. Then Roel wrecks my format by sending me a mix that's two hours long! But that's what Roel does. He wrecks formats. His expression through music is always from an unexpected angle. It takes you off guard. Strap yourself in for a dense, yet spacious mix. There's nearly 50 tracks on today's show. Intermingled with Roel's mix are songs from his latest album, S1 . MK2. Each of his tracks were recorded in one take. You can find Roel on Soundcloud here and on Bandcamp here. I am currently exactly where I was when I launched Soundweave during the beginning of the pandemic. My wife and kids re aways and it's just me and my dog. The difference is back then Soundwave was my way of coping with the stress and isolation of the pandemic. Now it's just part of our lives. I'm in a different head space. It's a beautiful day and I'm listening to Roel's beautiful mix. While the family is away, I can work on personal projects without distraction. Life is grand. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be Vargkvint. See you then! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

Hear an update on what is currently happening with the mysterious bird disease showing up in eastern USA. Then there's a discussion of a recent essay called 'Denial of Evolution is a Form of White Supremacy' by Allison Hopper. Intermingled in the show are news stories about Arctic lightning, face-mask quality, invasive animals, human psychology & genomics, micrometeorites, dinosaur bones, and yawning! Some of the information is from a July 7, 2021 Louisville Courier Journal article written by Sylvia Goodman: https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2021/07/07/what-know-unexplained-bird-deaths-kentucky/7885438002/ Here's a link to more information about the bird disease: https://fw.ky.gov/News/Pages/Kentucky-Fish-and-Wildlife-provides-update-about-bird-illness-investigation.aspx Here's the link to the essay on Creationism: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/denial-of-evolution-is-a-form-of-white-supremacy/ Bench Talk is a weekly program that airs on WFMP Louisville FORward Radio 106.5 FM (forwardradio.org) every Monday at 7:30 pm, Tuesday at 11:30 am, and Wednesday at 7:30 am. Visit our Facebook page for links to the articles discussed in this episode: https://www.facebook.com/pg/BenchTalkRadio/posts/?ref=page_internal

The Arch has returned!! And for once, we cover all of our topics! Intermingled with good conversation, we cover the Black Business Boost, our Phenomenal People, the importance of support, Gwen Berry, and we Rep our City. Listen for details. We hope you enjoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sharlena-daniel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sharlena-daniel/support

Here we all are, just trying to love God, study the Bible and understand His Word, right? Then – bam – people come up with vastly different interpretations about what it says. Some disagreements may be over small matters. Then others, well, they can have a huge impact on our understanding of really significant things. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra take a look at three key Scriptures that are often taken out of context to support the incorrect idea of Replacement Theology: Matthew 21:43, which says that the kingdom of Heaven will be taken away from those who don’t bear fruit and given to those who do Romans 1:16, about the Gospel being “to the Jew first,” which some say reflects nothing more than Paul’s preaching schedule Luke 21:24, which speaks of Jerusalem being trampled by the Gentiles By digging into the fuller context of these verses, you’ll see why Replacement Theology is actually not biblical. Along the way Intermingled throughout the conversation, you’ll also learn: A refresher of what Replacement Theology is The different God-ordained roles of Jewish Believers and Christians

Sidney Abernathy is a folk/alternative country signer originally from Colorado. Now residing in Mexico. I first got acquainted with her music after seeing former guest and friend of the show Matt Pless do a write up of her new album. And was pretty much hooked after that. I've featured two of her songs on this episode. One is called "Medicine" and the one at the end of the show is called "Miss You." They are my favorite tracks off of album No Return Address.  As a lyricist Sidney has everything I admire in a song writer. I hate using the word haunting but if there was ever a time to use it, her album would probably be it. There's depth and sadness juxtaposed with humor and tongue in cheek sarcasm. Intermingled with the classic elements of old american outlaw country. But most importantly her songs are genuine and real. So if you're into maybe the “off the beaten path side of country,” you'll probably dig it. Thanks for listening. Links below. Bandcamp Link Spotify Link  

A new MP3 sermon from Trinity Reformed Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Intermingled Seed Subtitle: The Book of Genesis Speaker: Timothy Decker Broadcaster: Trinity Reformed Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 2/7/2021 Bible: Genesis 6:1-4 Length: 59 min.

#002 - Dr. Sarah Temkin tells us about her experience as a Gynecological Oncologist and a mid-career physician.  She explains that as the number of women in her specialty has increased the number of surgeons has decreased.  In addition, she discusses the feminization of gynecology.  Her personal experiences are compelling as are the conclusions she extrapolates.  Intermingled throughout her narrative are lessons that we can all learn as we advocate for equality in medicine.   If you would like to get the links for this episode or find out more, head to:http://www.voicesinmedicine.comIf you enjoyed listening, please join our family and hit subscribe today!

“ RADIO OWLSNEST Episode 11 “ Welcome all my flat faced, big eared, loyal Owlheads to episode 11 of Radio Owlsnest - the place where my rare demos, my song experiments, my oldies, my newbies all get aired in an atmosphere of complete chaos and abandon. Labeled as a songwriter’s podcast for all intents and purposes, I like to think of it as more of a ‘Pagey’ retro magical mystery tour. When I record each show, I’m never sure which songs I’m going to play... my choices are always on the spur of the moment, chosen in the heat of battle. This show is no exception; I just go with the OwlHead flow! Episode 11 is a real cornucopia of styles. Digging into my suitcase of cassettes from the ancient past, recently discovered oldies are randomly thrown together with brand new songs and rare mixes from my catalog. You’ll hear the story behind one of my most-played songs, second only to “In the House of Stone and Light”. I place it within the top five songs that I’ve ever written. I’ll spin a very romantic Gaelic styled demo that is seeing the light of day .... for the first time in Yonkers (AGES!) - I’d literally forgotten about it; It was truly a cassette ‘dive’ discovery. You’ll hear a song I wrote with a Robbie Williams folk album in mind (now there’s an unreal scenario if ever there was one), in which I had to explain to Robbie what a ‘press gang’ was. Journey back with me to an old England pub and the scavenging Royal Navy. I’ll also give a spin to a new track that retraces a moment in time when the world changed forever, and the consequences weigh heavy on all of us still today. Intermingled within the sonics is a different kind of quiz this month... a quiz that requires your judgment - your taste - your personal discrimination and your diplomacy ... I’m sure you’ll all be happy to hear that! So sit back my feathered beasties, fold your weary wings, cradle that coffee, tea or (something stronger), and release yourself into the ether of Radio Owlsnest - where hopefully you can get lost with me for a short while. Martin

Ever go to bed thinking exactly about what you want to eat when you wake up first thing in the morning? What's your personal fitness routine? Do you have one? I welcome your suggestions as I attempt to embark on this path again! And lastly, are you an introvert, extrovert or ambivert like me? Fitness people referenced that might inspire you too! NOTE - One of the dynamic women I referenced is Ernestine Shepard (not Baker) so I apologize for the error and she's actually in her 80s! So, here's a video about her by Prevention Magazine - The Remarkable Story of Ernestine Shepherd Joan MacDonald's video: Exercise and Nutrition Saved My Life | My Transformation at Seventy Years Old Chris Wallace sends Mark Meadows into hysterics with Qanon question --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soniascrapbook/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soniascrapbook/support

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In week 10 of our In the Wilderness series Lee Woodmansee walks us through Numbers 26 and 27. In this pivotal chapter the people of Israel are numbering the new, faithful, generation that will inherit the Promised Land. Intermingled among the census are three examples of Israel's history that remind us of the dire consequences of our sin. However, that is not the end of the story. Key questions that are considered are: Where are we in the narrative? What is so special about this census? What's the deal with the daughters of Zelophead? What is significant about Joshua's designation as the new leader of Israel? What does all of this have to do with us?

Intermingled with comments on the Coronavirus, we take a look at two different topics in this week's episode. First, how staying home from church might affect the members. Second, how to talk with active family members or friends when you've left the church.

Intermingled with comments on the Coronavirus, we take a look at two different topics in this week’s episode. First, how staying home from church might affect the members. Second, how […]

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International Brotherhood of Magicians, relationships, Miracles, my experience with a magician from the InternationL Brotherhood of Magicians, and others thrown in as well. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/magick51/support

Noah, Ryan and Kevin give their latest takes on the start of the NFL season and are pumped for Week 1 to kickoff. Intermingled between Kevin's crazy takes are divisional previews, another Game Show, Noah is torn on the Browns and Ryan explains why the Jets have a chance to surprise this year. Get your runzas!

Brenda Wiebe discusses her new book, Catch & Release: How I Used Science to Hack My Love Life 0:00 Introduction and host chat Under 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com 1:15 Announcements Catch & Release: How I Used Science to Hack My Love Life is out now! Please support Kitty Chambliss’ Patreon for her new podcast on Love Without Boundaries 3:20 Poly in the News Hidden Brain does a podcast on marriage that mentions consensual nonmonogamy com article on a poly dad Polyamory in Iceland 8:05 Brenda Weibe: Catch & Release: How I Used Science to Hack My Love Life Brenda Wiebe currently lives in downtown Salt Lake City with her partner. She completed two back to back masters’ programs, one in sociology and the other in anthropology. She taught courses at the college level for both subjects. She has also given presentations about polyamory to poly/swinger/kink communities and at a conference about polyamory called RelateCon. Currently, her full time job is social work geared toward helping vulnerable adults.      Three years ago she began working on Catch and Release: How I Used Science to Hack My Love Life where she uses her skills as a researcher of sociology and anthropology to write a review of different relationship patterns throughout human history; as well as, a summary of some of the leading current research on relationships. Intermingled throughout the science is the story of her journey to polyamory. Her goal is to explain how cultural pressures and religious indoctrination have created the current mainstream monogamous model that is so prevalent in today’s society and offer an alternative. When she’s not writing or working, Brenda enjoys reading fantasy novels, drinking the beer her partner brews, and wandering in the mountains when the weather is nice. Brenda is at nonmonogblog.com and on Twitter as blwiebe69 and Facebook at B.L. Wiebe and Instagram at blwiebe Her book is Catch & Release: How I Used Science to Hack My Love Life. 31:00 Happy poly moment Nancy in Cleveland writes in to share nine months of Happy Poly Moments around organizing her local poly group 33:00 How to make this podcast better Questions? Comments? Feedback? Email polyweekly@gmail.com and attach an audio comment or call the listener comment line at 802-505-POLY. Friend us on Twitter or Facebook, leave a comment here. Check out Poly Weekly podcasts at polyweekly.libsyn.com. Share this with a friend or write a review on Apple Podcasts!  Our intro and outro music is courtesy of Pacemaker Jane, “Good Suspicions.”

Hide yo kids, hide you wife because the internet is watching! On today's episode of Stream of Thought Victor and Rix have an in depth converstation regarding the negative aspects of social media and how it cripples the very nature of humans beings interacting with one another.  The two also discuss exciting, yet sCaRY, technological advancements and what people can do to remain "safe" from unwanted observation. Intermingled in the conversation an LOL moment when Victor teaches Rix a new vocabulary word. Hop onboard as we bridge another gap and as usual, "We hope you... Enjoy".

Winston, now a private citizen, will stay this way for two years as British politics and his views take different paths. Intermingled during this time, are a series of heartbreaking losses for the man.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Experience a reflective time of music & inspiration with 9-time Grammy Award winner and spiritual wayshower Larry Seyer. Intermingled with his original music, Larry discusses his fascinating journey and shares insights from A Course in Miracles, The Law of One and other spiritual teachings. By following his intuition, Larry has experienced phenomenal success as a producer/engineer, working with some of the biggest names in the music and film industry, including Dolly Parton, Larry Gatlin, The Dixie Chicks, Willie Nelson, George Strait, George Martin (the producer of the Beatles) & over 300 artists. He has scored music for 8 motion pictures, as well as national TV shows and documentaries. He is an ADDY and Triple Platinum recipient and served two years on the Board of Governors for the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the organization responsible for the Grammy Awards. His arrangement of "Red Wing" is the theme for the upcoming 2013 motion picture. Having played and written music for over 50 years, Larry's collection of original material is regarded as intelligent, diverse and imaginative. He collaborated with popular spiritual teacher David Wilcock to create the transcendent "Wanderer Awakening" musical journey - 2 songs are included in this program. Larry has his own podcast and is currently working on a visionary fiction novel, a channeled spiritual book, and regularly hosts Divine Cosmos Convergence conferences all over the world with David Wilcock. Larry created the new musical theme for The Frontier Beyond Fear broadcast. Larry's web site:  LarrySeyer.com Music in this program copyrighted by Larry Seyer, used with his permission. Wanderer Awakening artwork by Android Jones.

I was listening to John Ong’s Monday podcast #273 entitled, “Change�?. During his podcast John asks for answers to his questions about me. I attempt to answer John’s question about my goal in life. I think my listeners (or others curious about me) will find many of those answers in Podcasts #213 and #218 entitled, “My Pathetic life�? and “Sadism�?, respectively. Many of my podcasts contain extremely explicit material. Intermingled and woven into those podcasts you will often find clues to the person that is Nick Thomas. Total running time: 35 minutes 57 seconds (Stereo) MP3. Recording device: Zoom H2.