Podcasts about it's your thing

The doctors get down and dirty about safer sex in the pandemic era.   If you want to support What The Woo and get access  to free merch and super secret episodes, visit our Patreon page and donate: https://www.patreon.com/WhatTheWoo If you need an awesome producer/editor, check out https://www.waflproductions.com/

Nothing like Funk to really get you in the weekend mood, Dr. Kirsten Zemke talks us through the history and features some absolute bangers. Including The Isley Brothers' It's Your Thing, Curtis Mayfield's Superfly, and Chaka Khan and Rufus' Tell Me Something Good.

Let's be real, finding clients in this online business space is not as easy as baking pie. Especially when you consider the fact that everyone is a virtual assistant now and it is so hard to stand out. Today I spill the tea on my top 5 ways to utilize Facebook groups as an online business owner. There are so many strategies out there to convert your audience and contacts into paying clients so here is another way to get yourself out there friends!    Here is a Closer Look at Today's Episode:  Getting to Know Peeps Online [7:08] Rules are Rules Guys! [10:01] Know Where You Belong [13:02] Did You Know Your WHY [15:52] It's Your Thing, Do What You Wanna Do [18:03]   Links to Keep in Mind:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/theradiantentrepreneur/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/laptoplifestyleentrepreneur/learning_content/

Molly lost her voice, so this week Tom and producer Rich are talking about your things! They discuss amazing listener emails about cargo pants, all things VSCO, proper thing disclosure, potential time traveling things, and so much more. NOTE: One email has two harsh words near the top of the episode, cover little ears if needed.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we talk to three-time gold medalist Wyomia Tyus about her memoir Tigerbelle: The Wyomia Tyus Story. We are also joined by her co-author Elizabeth Terzakis. In our intro, we discuss Trump’s State of the Union address, why he finds socialism so threatening and what we can do to make his worst nightmares come true. In 1968, Wyomia Tyus became the first athlete -- man or woman -- to win gold medals in 100-meter events at consecutive Olympics, a record that stood for two decades. She wore non-uniform black shorts as part of a series of protests at that year’s Olympics. These protests were most famously symbolized by John Carlos and Tommie Smith. Wyomia dedicated her medals to them, but as a Black woman both her protest and her breakthrough accomplishment remained in the shadows for years. We talk to Wyomia about her childhood growing up as a Black girl in the segregated deep South during the early days of the civil rights movement. She talks to us about her coach, Ed Temple, and the legendary Tigerbelles of Tennessee State. We discuss the protest organizing around the 1968 Olympics, her role in it and why it could have been stronger if the women athletes had been involved in the organizing from the beginning. And at the end Wyomia shares her thoughts on Black women in sports today and how far we’ve come -- but also where we need to go. Links for this episode: *You can get a copy of Wyomia’s memoir from Akashic Books (http://bit.ly/Tigerbelle) *Listen to Wyomia Tyus, John Carlos and Dave Zirin talk about sports and resistance from 1968-2018 at the 2018 Socialism Conference (http://bit.ly/WyomiaS18) *ESPN did a fantastic profile of Wyomia and her new memoir (http://bit.ly/WyomiaESPN) Audio for this episode: The Boy & Sister Alma, “Lizard Eyes”(Dead Sea Captains Remix) Archie Bell and the Drells, “The Tighten Up” James Brown, “Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud” Sonny Charles and the Checkmates, “Black Pearl” The Isley Brothers, “It's Your Thing”

Classic Soul Dance Presented by Mr Sam & Rose Marie.   Love Unlimited ~ Love's Theme (1974) Bobby Taylor ~ I cant quit your love (1973) The Manhattans ~ Crazy (1983) France Joli  ~ Your Good Lovin' (12- Disco-Funk ) (1982) Aretha Franklin  feat. Marcus Miller ~  It's Your Thing ❤ (1982)

Darrell Williams is an excellent barber and lends a nonjudgmental ear to his clients, I know because I'm one of them. Darrell's mixture of serene wisdom and humor come through in our conversation reflecting on his life. He's been through a lot but has made it through without bitterness. "Their responsibility is to show me support, not to support me . . . There's a difference." "If you put in effort you're going to get something out of it." Show Notes: Massive: http://www.hellamassive.com/barbershop/ -713 Washington St, Oakland, CA 94607 Instagram: @williams714_barber Delivery Service: https://www.kayaforniadelivery.com/ Musical Notes: Jacques Renault, "Norman's Fire" [8:30] Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, "Baby What You Want Me To Do" [21:30] Erykah Badu, "Penitentiary Philosophy" [31:00] The Isley Brothers, "It's Your Thing" [39:00] Outro: Trus'me, "Working Nights" [45:30] Music Selection & Episode Mix by Mike Benz - www.mixcloud.com/djtashtego/

Matt Keller Next Level Church

Matt Keller Next Level Church

The Cardigans "Love Fool" (Featured in Romeo & Juliet, 1996) Al Green "Let's Stay Together" (Featured in Down To You, 2000) Damien Rice "The Blower's Daughter" (Featured in Closer, 2004) Dusty Springfield "Son Of A Preacher Man" (Featured in Pulp Fiction, 1994) Randy Crawford "Street Life" (Featured in Jackie Brown, 1997) The Brothers Johnson "Strawberry letter #23" (Featured in Pulp Fiction, 1994) The Cramps "Fever" (Featured in The Hangover, 2009) Danzig "Black Hell" (Featured in The Hangover 2, 2011) The Isley Brothers "It's Your Thing" (Featured in Music Within, 2007) Beyonce "Crazy In Love" (Featured in Good Luck Chuck, 2007) Chapter One "The Reoccuring Dream" in The Last Princess & The Cup of Immortality by D. R. Whitney

Kenn rants about politics, truth, and gun control lies.  Talks about the 1911 .45 caliber pistol, Zombie Strike #40, Question of the Week:  concealed carry revelations, Tip of the week, "It's Your Thing"  

• James Brown “That's Live” • Guru "Lost Souls" • Otis Redding "Sad Song" • Dead Prez "You'll Find A Way" • Creative Soul "Harlem" • JC Davis "Buttered Popcorn" • Alemayehu Eshete “Memar Memeramer” • Darondo "Legs" • Booker T. & The MG's "It's Your Thing"