Podcast appearances and mentions of Jami Sieber

Erosion and evolution. Shadow and light. Death and rebirth. These are some of the strands that the acclaimed author, naturalist and activist Terry Tempest Williams weaves together in the face of today's broken world. Standing in the lineage of the greatest nature writers, she links her deepest inner experiences with the state of the web of life. In this program, Williams asks: How do we find the strength to not look away at all that is breaking our hearts? Hands on the earth, we remember where the source of our authentic power comes from. We have to go deeper. She also explores histories of privilege, religion, and identity in Utah, and how reconciling her experiences with these cultural strands have helped unleash and shape her voice as a storyteller who translates the voice of nature and speaks for justice. Featuring Terry Tempest Williams, one of the greatest living authors from the American West, is also a longtime award-winning conservationist and activist, who has taken on, among other issues, nuclear testing, the Iraq War, the neglect of women's health, and the destruction of nature, especially in her beloved “Red Rock” region of her native Utah and in Alaska. Credits Executive Producer: Kenny Ausubel Written by: Monica Lopez and Kenny Ausubel Senior Producer and Station Relations: Stephanie Welch Host and Consulting Producer: Neil Harvey Producer: Teo Grossman Program Engineer and Music Supervisor: Emily Harris Music Theme music is co-written by the Baka Forest People of Cameroon and Baka Beyond, from the album East to West. Find out more at globalmusicexchange.org. Additional music was made available by: Jami Sieber at JamiSieber.com Music From Memory at MusicFromMemory.com This is an episode of the Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature series. Visit the radio and podcast homepage to learn more.

Episode 77 - Braid (Anniversary Edition).Timestamps:(1:52) Basic Info(7:52) Gameplay(22:36) Vibe(29:55) Wrap Up.Featured Tracks:MaenamDownstreamLullaby SetUndercurrentTell It By Heart.Music by Jami Sieber, Shira Kammen, & Cheryl Ann Fulton (Licensed by Magnatune).Found Bytes Intro Song by Brian McGinlyFollow Brian's gaming! https://psnprofiles.com/XenoLinkGot feedback? Email us at FoundBytesGRS@gmail.com or Tweet @foundbytesgrs and check out the content on YouTube!

The Boyz have spent many a ‘Hard Days Night' over these last few years in Homan Studio “A” pontificating on all manner of subjects, which have produced a stockpile of recordings. Not everything makes the grade for release to the world.  Only those recordings that tickle-the-entire-team in the studio are produced into a Hamlin Avenue Boyz Album of tracks.   No matter the weather, most often The Boyz arrive late in the evening parking in the darkened alley behind the studio. They come ready to enjoy each other's company, the company of the studio staff and with an almost ‘ceremonial' approach - the entire team will imbibe in some select herb.  Only then do they signal the engineer with a ‘thumbs up' to hit the record button and capture the come-what-may moments with the help of the always dependable studio staff of support.  This scene continues sometimes through the night.   On this particular late-night, along with the many other unusual subjects of discussion, the Boyz got on a tangent that was quite surprising to say the least.  As an example - ‘Dirty Feet'.  That's right we did just say that.  Anything and everything related to da feet.  Who knew there was so much to say. Who knew the younger generation generally doesn't like the idea of feet or looking at them.  At all.  Who knew there was a solid reason for so much feet washing in biblical times.  Feet had to have been real freakin dirty back then right?  And who knew Vince does not want anyone touching his feet. “Nobody”! To quote an iconic audio artist from the past, Biggie Smalls (Notorious B.I.G.)  “And If you don't know.  Now you know….”  So, enjoy you some ‘Dirty Feet'. As always, thank you for pointing your ears in this direction now and then and for all your communications to the show.  And we do mean ‘all'.  We encourage you (if the feeling arises) to send the Boyz your comments, questions, or hypotheticals.  Send a shout-out to The Hamlin Avenue Boyz in care of: JustRollTape@mail.com Vince Hamlin Edward Hamlin TRACKS: Fiddler SuperstarBeautyTalk N Tunes Juke BoxDirty Feet MUSIC COMPOSITION / PERFORMANCE CREDITS: “Fiddler On The Roof” Sheldon Harnick & Jerry Bock 1964 / The Original Fiddler On The Roof Cast Album 1964“What Is Beauty” Namie And The Waves 2023 / Namie And The Waves 2023“Jewels in Indra's Web” Jami Sieber 2013 / Jami Sieber 2013       “Snake Shake” Alan Horwarth & John Carpenter 1981 / Alan Horwarth & John Carpenter       “Politician” Peter Ronald Brown, John Symon Asher Bruce, John-Paul Gastor 2007 / Morgan Heritage 2007       “Food” Bad Bad Not Good & GhostFace Killah 2015 / Bad Bad Not Good & Ghostface Killah 2015       “Dreams” Greg Allman 1969 / Allman Brothers 1969       “Pretty Things” Tony Lucca & Joe Firstman 2008 / Tony Lucca 2008 4.  “Dirty Feet” Trace Jory 2016 / Trace Jory 20126 RECORDING ENGINEERS / BOARD OPERATORS: D.E.B. Cooper Cravin Evin Morehead Dick Goesinya Barry MyKockinhherer PRODUCERS: Tiffany Rosedale Allison Hicks Ben D. Over HOMAN STUDIOS CONSULTING: Jack Herer The Dog Walkers Trio NON ALCOHOLIC CART ATTENDANTS: Sofonda Peters Anita Hardon Sharon Sipsomeofme CATERER: Wonder Burger Grill The Cannibal Cafe U812 Bar N Grill TRANSPORTATION: Harley Davidson RAM Kawasaki --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/edward-hamlin/message

“It was a fire. It was really a fire because it was a razor's edge. All of sudden there are these huge groups. And if I identified even the slightest negatively or positively…I am sliced on this razor I am living on. It was really a necessary fire. I had to be quiet. I had to be still.” This month we share the soundtrack to a special 30th anniversary video honoring the community of volunteers and donors. The video begins with Gangaji's first meeting with Papaji in 1990. After Gangaji speaks about her earliest experiences of teaching, we see what unfolded through community efforts in the years that followed. Includes featured music from Jami Sieber, Kirtana, and Amber Terrell.   To watch the video version or learn more about Gangaji and the Gangaji Foundation visit  gangaji.org.   

Episode 015 / August 27, 2023 In this episode of Ambient Discourses, we meet Daman Hoffman of the ambient project Ceramic and have an extraordinary conversation about his journey toward sobriety, the inspiration behind the name Ceramic, the connectivity we experience as creators, and even delving into topics of balance, spirituality, and being a vessel during the compositional process. You can also hear Ceramic on The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, episode 3.43 at https://stolace.com/relay-station/episodes/03/43/. [0:03:10] Challenges working with playlists and curators [0:05:58] Balancing self-expression with tailoring your music to playlist standards [0:11:48] The path to sobriety and awakening out of the Ego [0:18:21] “Now That You're Here” (single) by Ceramic [0:22:27] Practices for greater clarity and embracing simple living [0:28:35] Daman's radio program “Rivulets and Reveries” [0:30:54] Equity in ambient music [0:33:56] "Still, This Untended Hearth Remembers Blue Blazes" by Cermaic from “Tender Hearth” [0:39:47] Balancing self-expression and the pursuit of success [0:43:07] Pandora: a valuable curated platform for the independent artist [0:52:30] “Cast Your Breath Upon the Waters” by Ceramic from “Cast Breath” [0:57:37] Behind the name “Ceramic” [1:03:04] Stoicism + Solace [1:12:36] Music, art, and self as a sand mandala [1:34:32] “The Enduring Warmth” by Ceramic from “Tender Hearth” [1:40:36] Curiosity: the gateway to a wider universe Rivulets & Reveries — Daman's weekly ambient music show on 103.3 FM KOBV Bentonville Community Radio, with archives on Mixcloud. Sunday nights from 8pm-10pm. https://linktr.ee/rivuletsandreveries Women in ambient, neoclassical, and new age music: Alisha Redmond (neoclassical, solo piano) Avenue Azure (glitch and noise ambient) Brìghde Chaimbeul (traditional Irish, world music) Christina Giannone (avant garde, noise) Claire Fitch (ambient, neoclassical) Diane Wheeler Dunn (new age) Èlenne (ambient electronic) Elisabeth Klinck (experimental ambient, field recordings) Emmalee Crane (ambient electronic) Eydís Evensen (neoclassical) Jami Sieber (ambient neoclassical) Julie Hanney (neoclassical, solo piano) Kajsa Magnarsson (experimental, avant garde) Kate Moore (neoclassical, solo piano) Kirsty Hawkshaw (ambient electronic, new age) Kristen Miller (ambient neoclassical) Maya Sand (neoclassical, new age) Nikki C (ambient environmental) Sara Oswald & Feldermelder (avant garde, experimental) Shedir Sherry Finzer (ambient, indiginous world music) // ABOUT AMBIENT DISCOURSES // Ambient Discourses is the podcast companion to The STOLACE | RELAY STATION, a weekly 59-minute music program that showcases ambient, neoclassical, new age, and other instrumental music from around the world. Discover new signed and independent artists from nearly every corner of the globe, unwind with the Relay Station at work or at home, and hear from the artists themselves what inspires them, how their latest releases evolved, and other deep topics of conversation. You can find every episode of The STOLACE | RELAY STATION at ⁠https://stolace.com/relay-station/⁠ The STOLACE | RELAY STATION is available on YouTube and the Public Radio Exchange (PRX) platform. // CONNECT WITH STOLACE // ⁠https://stolace.com⁠ ⁠https://youtube.com/stolace⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/stolacemusic⁠ ⁠https://instagram.com/stolacemusic⁠ ⁠https://facebook.com/stolace⁠

On this episode, Laura Chandler talks with poet Kim Rosen and composer and electric cellist Jami Sieber about their beautiful new collaboration of music and poetry, Feast of Losses. Kim is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words and is an advocate for the power of poetry to heal and transform individuals and communities. Jami is a multi-talented composer, singer, and electric cellist. Jami tours nationally and internationally and her compositions have appeared in film and television. It was a delight to talk with Jami and Kim about their powerful new recording and the importance of exploring the necessary themes of aging, death, and consciousness. The beauty found in this exploration, the power of creativity, and so much more. It was an inspiring and insightful conversation, and I am excited to share it with you here. Music from Feast of Losses is featured throughout this episode. To learn more about Kim and Jami you can visit their websites, kimrosen.net and jamisieber.com.

On this edition of the podcast, we are excited to welcome back the prolific recording artist, Barbara Higbie. Barbara is a Grammy-nominated, Bammy award-winning composer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who has just released her latest album, Presence, the third in a trilogy of recordings alongside Resonance and Murmuration. In this inspiring conversation, Barbara talks about the creative process, the distinctly nurturing feminine quality of her work, and her thoughts on music and healing. Barbara has 17 recordings to her credit as well as contributions to 10 compilations that have sold in the millions. She has performed on more than 100 albums, including Carlos Santana's 2007 release. She was the first woman signed to Windham Hill records, and was part of the chart-topping band, Montreux. Barbara has also released recordings with Olivia Records and her own Slow Baby Records. Barbara was the first ever Artist in Residence at the prestigious west coast Jazz Club, Yoshi's, where she created two new bands. Roots music's Hills to Hollers with icons Linda Tillery and Laurie Lewis, and the exotic Cello Heaven with cellists Joan Jeanreneau of Kronos Quartet fame and new age star Jami Sieber. She also put together the popular annual Windham Hill Solstice tour, which features a variety of Windham Hill artists including Dave Ackerman, Liz Story, and Lisa Lynne to name a few. She tours nationally and internationally with her own work and many other popular artists. To learn more about Barbara, purchase her music, or find out about upcoming concerts, visit barbarahigbie.com.

Loretta welcomes spoken word artist Kim Rosen, and composer and cellist Jami Sieber!Kim Rosen, spoken word artist, and Jami Sieber, composer and cellist, have created a transformative convergence of music and poems that emerge from the heartbreak, gratitude, and wake-up call of this moment in our lives and in the life of our world. The words of Langston Hughes, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Ellen Bass, Lucille Clifton, W.S. Merwin, Deena Metzger, Mark Nepo, Yehuda Amichai, and Mary Oliver, spoken by Kim, rise and fall in the evocative waves of Jami's original music.This unique creation, born of 21 years of collaboration between Jami and Kim, masterfully merges the power of evocative music to melt the heart with the medicine of poetry to open the mind. The result is a transformational listening experience like no other. The spoken voice moves through multiple layers of music to create an utterly immersive soundscape at once, entrancing and awakening. Musical artists Hans Teuber, Nancy Rumbel, Sean Woolstenhulme, Greg Campbell weave their gifts into the soundscape of Jami Sieber's cello in tracks to carry the listener from heartbreak to humor, from contemplation to irresistible, foot-stomping celebration.Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. This offering is a culmination of their shared love of the realness, rawness, and intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go.In this moment in history, every one of us has been touched and changed by the personal, societal, and planetary changes we are undergoing. Feast of Losses is a balm and a challenge to the growing population of those consciously turning towards aging, death and letting go. In the last few years there have been lively conversations, conferences, and a veritable plethora of publications – catalyzed by the pandemic and the world situation and by the multitude of Baby Boomers approaching their later years and wanting to create a new way of meeting the challenges and blessings they bring. The magic of Jami's immersive, layered, evocative, and at times, orchestral music in resonance with the poems offer a portal of healing, inspiration, and awakening.Find out more at:https://www.kimrosen.net/abouthttps://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Loretta welcomes spoken word artist Kim Rosen, and composer and cellist Jami Sieber! Kim Rosen, spoken word artist, and Jami Sieber, composer and cellist, have created a transformative convergence of music and poems that emerge from the heartbreak, gratitude, and wake-up call of this moment in our lives and in the life of our world. The words of Langston Hughes, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Ellen Bass, Lucille Clifton, W.S. Merwin, Deena Metzger, Mark Nepo, Yehuda Amichai, and Mary Oliver, spoken by Kim, rise and fall in the evocative waves of Jami's original music. This unique creation, born of 21 years of collaboration between Jami and Kim, masterfully merges the power of evocative music to melt the heart with the medicine of poetry to open the mind. The result is a transformational listening experience like no other. The spoken voice moves through multiple layers of music to create an utterly immersive soundscape at once, entrancing and awakening. Musical artists Hans Teuber, Nancy Rumbel, Sean Woolstenhulme, Greg Campbell weave their gifts into the soundscape of Jami Sieber's cello in tracks to carry the listener from heartbreak to humor, from contemplation to irresistible, foot-stomping celebration. Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. This offering is a culmination of their shared love of the realness, rawness, and intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go. In this moment in history, every one of us has been touched and changed by the personal, societal, and planetary changes we are undergoing. Feast of Losses is a balm and a challenge to the growing population of those consciously turning towards aging, death and letting go. In the last few years there have been lively conversations, conferences, and a veritable plethora of publications – catalyzed by the pandemic and the world situation and by the multitude of Baby Boomers approaching their later years and wanting to create a new way of meeting the challenges and blessings they bring. The magic of Jami's immersive, layered, evocative, and at times, orchestral music in resonance with the poems offer a portal of healing, inspiration, and awakening. Find out more at: https://www.kimrosen.net/about https://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses

This month we are happy to share a selection from Jami Sieber and Kim Rosen's new album Feast of Losses. Their new album takes a deep dive into that sacred space where grief and gratitude meet. Their collaboration offers a transmission of such beauty that it stops the mind and opens the heart! This selection from the album features What the Living Do by Marie Howe, with music by Jami Sieber and spoken word by Kim Rosen. Read about their inspiration for this work on the Gangaji Commnuity Blog.  Purchase a download of the complete album at jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses

Jami Sieber and Kim Rosen – A Prayer to TendernessAired Monday, November 21, 2022 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CETJoin Voice Visionary Kara Johnstad, Jami Sieber ( composer/cellist ), and Kim Rosen ( spoken word artist ) in a conversation on realness, rawness, and the intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go. Discover how the interweaving of music and spoken word poetry can offer a portal to healing, inspiration, and awakening.Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. Their new album release, Feast of Losses, touches on our collective moment of personal, societal, and planetary changes and grave loss while inviting us to feast on beauty, hope, and wonder. Hungry for wisdom and true communion, we take a seat and bow our heads in gratitude.Visit Jami Sieber at https://jamisieber.com/Visit Kim Rosen at https://www.kimrosen.net/#JamiSieber #KimRosen #APrayerToTenderness #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstadTo get in touch with Kara, go to http://www.karajohnstad.com/Visit the Voice Rising show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/Subscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

In all of our other shows, we have talked about creative practice and how you develop your own voice, your own identity, how you make your own creative mark. And in today's episode, we speak with poet and performer and teacher Kim Rosen, who will guide in thinking about the opposite–how we might let go of our creative identities as we age, and why that is essential work. Kim Rosen, M.F.A., author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words, has awakened listeners around the world to the power of poetry to heal, awaken and disarm individuals and communities. She is a poet, spoken word artist, ritualist, and guide of inner exploration. Her current passion is weaving poetry, music, teaching and self-inquiry to invite us to turn towards aging, death and letting go. Her upcoming Fall audio release,  Feast of Losses, is a collaboration on the same theme with cellist Jami Sieber. She is the co-creator of several recordings of spoken poems and music and her writing has been published in The Sun Magazine, O Magazine,The Texas Review and Spirituality and Health Magazine. In 2007, she spoke a poem to a group of Maasai girls in Kenya who had fled FGM and Early Childhood Marriage, and that moment became the seed of the Safe House Education (S.H.E.) Fund. www.kimrosen.net   www.shecollegefund.orgFalling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life by Richard Rohr Talk at Science and Nonduality Conference: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emergingform.substack.com/subscribe

In this podcast: 1. Twilight Archive, 2. Angelight, 3. Jamie Janover, 4. Francois Couture, 5. Howard Ferre, 6. Jami Sieber, 7. Joe Palese, 8. Satori, 9. Claire Fitch

In this podcast: 1. John Cabrera, 2. Dayazell, 3. Exhalation, 4. Mogilalia, 5. Laura Inserra, 6. Tilopa, 7. Jami Sieber, 8. Geoff Cawthorn, 9. Mystic Crock, 10. Twilight Archive, 11. Luke Gartner-Brereton

In this podcast: 1. Rapoon, 2. Ray Carl Daye, 3. Jami Sieber, 4. Chad Lawson, 5. Hans Christian, 6. Angelight, 7. Aryeh Frankfurter and Lisa Lynne, 8. Lisa Lynne, 9. To Life!, 10. Marcos H Bolanos, 11. Viviana Guzman

On this episode of the Sacred Stream Radio Podcast, Laura Chandler speaks with author, senior executive, and founder of the non-profit Police 2 Peace, Lisa Broderick. Lisa is an accomplished senior executive whose career has been defined by understanding how technology impacts society and changes behavior. She teaches that life is about constant change, in which energy and matter are the basis of transformation. Her passion lies in helping others with little or no scientific or spiritual training master their innate abilities with practices designed to improve their lives, their relationships, and the world. Laura talks with Lisa about her groundbreaking new book, All the Time in the World, and how new scientific literature is revolutionizing our understanding of what time is and, more importantly, how we can affect it. You can learn more about Lisa at lisabroderick.com, and learn more about her program, Police 2 Peace, at police2peace.com. The featured music in this episode is from singing bowl artist Agu's beautiful album, Reach In, which also features Jami Sieber on cello. Learn more about Agu at jamisieber.com.

For centuries, music has been used to lead listeners into deep, quiet meditative states. The goal of this music is healing, self-realization and spiritual communion. The 20th and 21st centuries have seen a steady growth of popular music to calm our hyper-stimulated nervous systems and support inner experience. Whether it's the sublime adagios of early classical music, the simple, consonant tonalities of New Age, the sophisticated orchestrations of contemporary sacred minimalism, or the expansive spatial experiences of ambient — we seek the pleasures and benefits of psychoactive sound. On this transmission of Hearts of Space from longtime guest producer for classical and sacred music ELLEN HOLMES, a program called CONTEMPLATIONS, featuring music by MAX RICHTER, plus HANS ZIMMER, JAMI SIEBER, DIETRICH BUXTEHUDE, SIEUR de SAINTE-COLOMBE, ANTONIO VIVALDI, JORDI SAVALL & HESPERIAN XXI. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In this podcast: 1. Angelight, 2. To Life!, 3. Jami Sieber, 4. Jasmine Brunch, 5. Vasily Boykov, 6. Barry Sulkin, 7. Reza Manzoori, 8. EuchMad, 9. Mystic Crock

In this podcast: 1. Jasmine Brunch, 2. Olexa Kabanov, 3. Marcos H Bolanos, 4. Jami Sieber, 5. Philipp Weigl, 6. Angelight, 7. Diana Rowan, 8. Rapoon, 9. Howard Ferre, 10. Barry Phillips, 11. Lydia McCauley

In this podcast: 1. Jeff Wahl, 2. Jami Sieber, 3. Lydia McCauley, 4. Joseph Nimoh, 5. Angelight, 6. Robert Rich, 7. Michael Murphy, 8. Bindi Society, 9. Francois Couture, 10. Kourosh Dini, 11. Kourosh Dini, 12. Robert Rich

In this podcast: 1. Ehren Starks, 2. Matthew E Sargent, 3. Rapoon, 4. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 5. Ishwish, 6. Joe Palese, 7. Kourosh Dini, 8. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 9. Mogilalia, 10. Jami Sieber, 11. Chad Lawson, 12. Jasmine Brunch, 13. Viviana Guzman, 14. Toni Iniguez

In this podcast: 1. Kristian Taus, 2. Francois Couture, 3. Angelight, 4. David Modica, 5. Robert Rich, 6. David Modica, 7. Jami Sieber, 8. Sambodhi Prem, 9. Russ Hopkins and Jerry Palmer, 10. Claire Fitch, 11. Osamu Kitajima and Chris Mancinelli, 12. Paul Avgerinos

You guys will enjoy this show as much as I have putting it together for you. I love this artist and I'm sure you will too. Welcome to Podcast 137 of the independent artist spotlight. This week a double doce of Jami Sieber by herself and with Sieber, Kammen and Fulton on a video game project. This means we have to play Cheryl Ann Fulton and Shira Kammen as well. I hope you'll enjoy the program as much as I am bringing it together for you. Set 1: Cheryl Ann Fulton, The Flowers of Festiniog Chris Rolin, Ally's Waltz Claire Fitch, Lament Set 2: Shira Kammen, Rafe's Waltz Skarazula, La quarte estampie royale J Nilsson Project, Similan Island Jami Sieber, Homage Jami Sieber, In the Silence Set 3: Sasha Merkulov, Child Alone Seconds Before, Failed States Jami Sieber, Surrender Jami Sieber, Secret Heat Set 4: C Layne, Thinking of you Jami Sieber, A Love Song for Humanity Jami Sieber, River of Rain Falling You, Bloom Fernwood, Mistral Francois Couture, Pink Lady (feat Martin Verret) Jami Sieber, Tree Of Love Jami Sieber, Long Past Gone Jarkko Hietanen, Spiral Rails Jeffrey Luck Lucas, We Were On Fire Jami Sieber, 6 OClock News Jami Sieber, Unspoken Set 5: This set is the album from the Video Game, Brade. Its an 8 track album and its a featured album. Links are at the top of the notations to go read about the work. We hope you enjoy the album! Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Maenam (Jami Sieber) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Downstream (Shira Kammen) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Lullaby Set (Kammen & Swan) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Romanesca (Cheryl Ann Fulton) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Long Past Gone (Jami Sieber) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, The Darkening Ground (Jami Sieber) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Undercurrent (Jami Sieber) Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, Tell It By Heart (Jami Sieber) Set 6: General Fuzz, The Arrival Greater Alexander, Feel of Summer (instrumental) Icicle, 1962 Laura Dreyer, Fim de Verao MAKO, All That I Get Passamezzo, Now Winter Nights Enlarge (Thomas Campion) Terracotta Blue, Try Again The Headroom Project, elephant ride The Proper Authorities, Whodunit The Union Trade, This is what Happens Thursday Next, Small Saints Torn Down Units, Bottles and Pills Set 7: This is our final track for today's program. Fittingly, without even knowing it, I think it might just fit as the song title goes. Beth Quist, Goodbye End of program

In this podcast: 1. Geoff Cawthorn, 2. Barry Phillips, 3. David Modica, 4. David Modica, 5. David Gilden, 6. Geoff Cawthorn, 7. David Gilden, 8. Ishwish, 9. Geoff Cawthorn, 10. Paul Avgerinos, 11. Jami Sieber, 12. Trip Wamsley, 13. Kourosh Dini, 14. Joel Bruce Wallach

In this podcast: 1. Steve Eulberg, 2. Jami Sieber, 3. Francois Couture, 4. Kourosh Dini, 5. Chad Lawson, 6. Lydia McCauley, 7. Mogilalia, 8. Olexa Kabanov, 9. Jamie Janover, 10. Joel Bruce Wallach, 11. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 12. Mystic Crock

This program has a full album on it, I thought it was pretty good, the show notes follows. Welcome to podcast 134. For now, we say good-bye to Livewire. It is a decision that Livewire made, and I feel its for the better. I talk about this as we get started. Today's spotlight is going to be another good one. Tatyana Kalmykova and the profile talks about the Album which we'll play in full. This is described on Magnatune as: Ancient russian songs and instruments. The Album is entitled The Living Earth. I hope you'll enjoy it! Set 1: Aitua, Energy Ty Causey, Missin' You Bernadette Yao, Gratitude Elizabeth Byrd: Cellist - The Healing Cello, Thoracic Inlet (3:31) Set 2: Healing Muses, Daphne (Anonymous C16th) Satori, Dolphin's heart AlmaNova, Massimo Dancing Angelight, I search for you Set 3: Hans Christian, Cosmic Sunflower Hector Mukomol, The Land We Tread Human Response, A Change of Heart Individual Choice, Jungle Jazzin' Jacob Heringman, Las sil Covent [Las s'il convient] (Certon) Set 4: Satori, Forest Surround Shawn Harris, Only Love Can Bring Shiva in Exile, Oriental Distortion Slouching Stars, Divided Full length album: The Living Earth Tatyana Kalmykova, Po Senjam Tatyana Kalmykova, Utushka Tatyana Kalmykova, Kupala Tatyana Kalmykova, Len Tatyana Kalmykova, O Velikem Kone Tatyana Kalmykova, Kak Po Morju Tatyana Kalmykova, Verba Set 5: Jami Sieber, Jewels in Indra's Web Jasmine Brunch, Tango in Spring Jeff Wahl, Before I knew Jerry Palmer, Mirror Joel Bruce Wallach, Morning Light Beams Jon Swift, Heron Sunset Set 6: Gokul Salvadi, Amruthavarshini - the Club Greg Williams, Teagarden Blues and Rain Hazelmain, Another Reason That completes the show. Hope you enjoy it.

Jami Sieber also composes movies for film scores, volunteers to play cello for rescued elephants in Thailand (so transformative she almost moved there), and considers herself a healer. She accompanies many people onstage - Ferron, for example - and is beloved both as a composer/performer and as a human being. Especially by us at IMA ~ please enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/june-millington/support

Free form movement is all about BREAKING PATTERNS of movement in our bodies - to break patterns in our lives. Yet, what happens when the #EcstaticDance journey becomes predictable? You got it. That which is meant to break patterns just creates a new patterns - blocking our further expansion. As a DJ & Conscious Dance Facilitator, I constantly challenge myself to mix my sets up so that there is enough familiarity to provide some comfort - while not enough to become stagnant in this Movement Medicine practice. This set does exactly that. With a dash of Spanish guitars, a little bit of Personal #Jesus & Skinny Love - and a whole lot of mixin' love - you will be thrilled to move out of your typical #ecstaticdancewave and into a whole new thrilling world of exploration! Journey list: * Om Mani Padme Hum (feat. Jami Sieber & Todd Boston) - @HeatherHouston * Day 4: Full Moon - @LudovicoEinaudi & @FedericoMecozzi * Azure - @Ambray * Asylum - @AuditoryCanvas * Introspec - Auditory Canvas * Picaflorcita (@ElBúho Remix)- @ScottNice feat. @ShiraNetanya * Ali's Here - @Mbanza Refix * Kameleon - Mbanza * Unholy Recovery - @Plantrae * Fire Dance - @JenniferThomas * Torero [From Cuchama] - Gypsy Passion: New Flamenco * Incantation - @JesseCook * Way Down - @DimondSaints * Personal Jesus - @DepecheMode * Somebody to Love (Radio Mix)- @BoogiePimps * Younger by @SeinaboSey - @Kygo Remix * Frameworks (Original Mix)- @MitiS * Skinny Love - @BonIver * People Help the People - @Birdy * Flýja - @Raiku [@Myst Remix] * Lullaby Flute Song

Join us as Lucero guides us on a voyage of focus and concentration.  Recorded in Berlin, Germany.  Music: "Opening by Wah! and Night Song" by Jami Sieber.  Featuring: Lucero.Art: @astroccult.Conducere: @space.court, https://linktr.ee/spacecourt.  *Created with Zoom H6 or zoom.us, Speakline and GarageBand.

I've gotten new material by Robert Rich and Scott Lawlor. Enjoy this episode as much as I have putting it together. On broadcast 87, come with us as we feature new material by old artists. We'll also talk about some other artists of interest as well. Set 1: Jami Sieber, Secret Heat Jasmine Brunch, Snow reel Jeff Wahl, Spanish ballad Jesse Manno, Bali Child Set 2: Scott Lawlor, Awake in the Dark Gaelynn Lea, Dark to Light and Dark Again Matthew Schoening, Emotional Clockwork Peter Davidson, Calling Tim Neumark, Adam's Lullabye Sylvia, When Heaven's Calling You Set 3: Scott Lawlor, A Moth at the Porchlight Emancipator, Afterglow Josh Vietti, Got Money Maccabeats, Les Misérables Medley Robert Rich, Heat Island Effect Robert Rich, Richsleep3.3 Set 4: Scott Lawlor, There is no remembrance of people of old, and even those who are yet to come will not be remembered by those who follow them Magic Carpet, End of the Road Scott Lawlor, for in the realm of the dead, where you are going, there is neither working nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom Margaret Maria Tobolowska, Enchanten Scott Lawlor, Vanishing in Mist Matthew E Sargent, Meleah's Beautiful Words Scott Lawlor, For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing; they have no further reward, and even their name is forgotten This will complete the program today, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have putting it together for you. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Laura Chandler takes a look back over the past year of interviews, revisiting key moments with inspiring guests that include renowned channel Paul Selig, activist and former nun Margarita Melville, and the exquisite electric cellist Jami Sieber. And you’ll also hear some new conversations with Robert Thurman and Lama Tsultrim Allione. It features music from some of the great musicians that have been on the show, including Grammy nominee and future guest Barbara Higbie, world music vocalist Lisa Kelman, the monks of Gaden Shartse Dokhang, Jami Sieber (featuring the elephants of the Thai Elephant Orchestra), and NuJazz artists The Allure (with guest vocalist Isa Gucciardi). This episode begins with eighty-eight-year-old activist and former nun Margarita Melville, who in the 1960s, left the Maryknoll sisters to join the Guatemalan resistance, and was dubbed “The Guerrilla Nun.” After barely escaping with her life, she and her husband, former Maryknoll priest Tom Melville, joined a group of activists in the US and became part of a famous civil action known as the Catonsville Nine. Here she talks about her escape from Guatemala and the action that sent her to prison. Lama Tsultrim Allione talks to Laura about her experience of the death of one of her teachers, the great Tibetan Dzogchen master Chögyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. He died on September 27, 2018 and is said to have entered a state known as tugdum. Best-selling author and channel Paul Selig had a spiritual experience 25 years ago that left him clairvoyant. Nine years ago, he began channeling a group he refers to as “The Guides.” In this segment, he talks about his role as a channel and the awareness of the Divine. Jami Sieber talks about her time in Thailand and her first mystical encounter meeting and playing music with the Thai Elephant Orchestra, which became the inspiration for her album, Hidden Sky. And in the final segment, Laura catches up with Robert Thurman at the Science and Non-Duality Conference in San Jose. They talk about one of his favorite subjects, nothing.

In part two of this two-part interview, Laura Chandler is joined by the multi-talented composer, singer, and electric cellist, Jami Sieber. Jami creates lush soundscapes using her voice and the cello through a process called “looping.” She tours national and internationally, and her compositions have appeared in film, television and the critically acclaimed video game, Braid. On this episode, Jami discusses her spiritual path, working with sound healing, and the tours she leads to elephant sanctuaries in Thailand. We feature music from Jami’s album, Hidden Sky, inspired by her work with The Thai Elephant Orchestra.

On this episode, Laura Chandler is joined by the multi-talented composer, singer, and electric cellist, Jami Sieber. Jami creates lush soundscapes using her voice and the cello through a process called “looping” that turns her solo instrument into an orchestra of heart-opening sound. Since launching her solo career in 1994, she has performed throughout the Europe, Asia, and North America to rave reviews. Her compositions have appeared in film and television and the critically acclaimed video game, Braid. In part one of this two-part interview with Jami, we discuss her early work in the award-winning pop-rock band, Rumors of the Big Wave, a socially conscious band that came of age during the aids epidemic in the 1980s. She also talks about her solo career, as well as her dedication to social activism, the environment, and her relationship to music, spirit, and the creative process. We are featuring music from Jami’s album, Hidden Sky, inspired by her invitation to meet and play music with The Thai Elephant Orchestra in Thailand. She describes the experience as a mystical collaboration that awakened her to the inherent connection underlying all that appears separate. For in the midst of the sheer joy that permeates life with the elephants, you must also live with the constant grief of their captivity and possible extinction. Hidden Sky is a devotional portrait that embodies both. To really experience Jami’s music, you have to immerse yourself in it, and in this episode you’ll have the opportunity to do just that.

On this episode, host Laura Chandler catches up with acclaimed author and channel Paul Selig in the offices of Smoothjazz Global, in Monterey, CA. Paul was in town for an extended teaching schedule at The Esalen Institute in Big Sur. He was near the end of his five-week stint when he and Laura got together to discuss his latest book, The Book of Truth, his approach to channeling, and how it all started. Paul’s channeling style is unique. He makes it clear that what comes through him is not him, but a group of Guides with their very own agenda. His books are channeled and published verbatim with no editing, except for spelling errors. The rapidity at which the material comes through Paul, and the palpable energy in the room when he channels, has convinced many people of his authenticity. In this interview, the Guides make an unexpected appearance to answer a question Laura asked Paul about the work. Paul is a writer, empath, and, conscious channel. He received his Master’s Degree from Yale and served on the faculty of NYU for over 25 years. A spiritual experience in 1987 left him clairvoyant. Deepak Chopra describes his work as, “authentic, straightforward truth straight from the source field.” For more information about Paul, visit his website, paulselig.com. The featured musical guest is award-winning composer, vocalist, and electric cellist, Jami Sieber. Jami creates gorgeous sonic landscapes that have earned her fans across the globe. She tours nationally and internationally, and her work has been featured in films and in the popular video game, Braid. Find out more about Jami on her website, jamisieber.com.

In this podcast: 1. Music of the Spheres, 2. Da Camera, 3. SJ Pettersson, 4. Tanya Tomkins and Eric Zivian, 5. Jami Sieber, 6. Poeticall Musicke, 7. Gerard Satamian, 8. The Kingsbury Ensemble, 9. The Bach Players, 10. Voices of Music, 11. Vito Paternoster, 12. Chad Lawson, 13. Gerard Satamian, 14. Vito Paternoster, 15. The Bach Players, 16. Vito Paternoster

In this podcast: 1. Bill Robinson, 2. Claire Fitch, 3. The Sarasa Ensemble, 4. Vito Paternoster, 5. Vito Paternoster, 6. Vito Paternoster, 7. The Bach Players, 8. Music of the Spheres, 9. Jami Sieber, 10. Da Camera, 11. Vito Paternoster, 12. American Baroque, 13. Barry Phillips, 14. Vito Paternoster, 15. American Baroque

In this podcast: 1. Sieber, Kammen and Fulton, 2. Sulis, 3. The Bach Players, 4. Vito Paternoster, 5. Jennifer Lane, 6. Vito Paternoster, 7. SJ Pettersson, 8. Vito Paternoster, 9. Ensemble Electra, 10. Vito Paternoster, 11. Jami Sieber, 12. Voices of Music, 13. The Sarasa Ensemble, 14. Gonzalo X Ruiz, 15. Voices of Music, 16. The Bach Players, 17. Ensemble Mirable, 18. Altri Stromenti

Background music - Music for Midnight style. 'Planetenstaaten' by Philippe Weigl. 'Returning' by Jami Sieber. 'Waht' by grapes. 'The Buddha Bar' by Blue Tribe. 'Liquid Heat' by Leon. 'Walking the Night' by Leon. Tracks 1 and 2 come from Magnatune. Track 3 comes from CC Mixter. Tracks 4, 5, and 6 come from IODA Promonet.

In this podcast: 1. Thomas Otten, 2. Colfax, 3. Robert Otto, 4. Mystified, 5. Rildrim, 6. Heavy Mellow, 7. Thomas Otten, 8. Jami Sieber, 9. Sampson-Carroll, 10. Falling You

In this podcast: 1. Rapoon, 2. Satori, 3. Kourosh Dini, 4. Julian Blackmore, 5. Stephen Schweyen, 6. Jami Sieber, 7. Robert Otto

Mantis Radio 177 + Lag DVNT Gomilla Park - Leibniz [Raster Noton] Skubi - Wet (House of Black Lanterns remix) [Modern Ruin Records] UOVI - Bluebells [Psychonavigation] Israel Vines - Tone Approach [Eye Teeth] Orphx - Devourer [Sonic Groove] Dronelock / Ontal - Provision Of Propositions [Shadow Story] Oscar Mulero - Mentally Induced Action (Stanislav Tolkachev remix) [PoleGroup] Dorisburg - Computer Drumming 128 [Bossmusik] Sagat - Melt [VLEK] DIB - Otaku 003 (Alavux remix) [I Cieli Di Orione] Consumer Electronics - Murder The Masters [Diagonal] 2ndsun - Drift [Tessier-Ashpool Recordings] Phat Chex - Magenta [unreleased] Adam Kelly - Paranoia Fine Line Insufflation Mumdance + Logos - Dance Energy (89 Mix) [Tectonic] Deapmash + Raito - Stop [Club Werks] LAG "Depressing Mixtape" featuring music by Pan Sonic, Coil, Hauschka, Future Sound of London, Boards of Canada, Karsten Pflum, Carl Craig, Jami Sieber, Plaid, Forest Swords, and Susumu Hirasawa

Mantis Radio 177 + Lag DVNT Gomilla Park - Leibniz [Raster Noton] Skubi - Wet (House of Black Lanterns remix) [Modern Ruin Records] UOVI - Bluebells [Psychonavigation] Israel Vines - Tone Approach [Eye Teeth] Orphx - Devourer [Sonic Groove] Dronelock / Ontal - Provision Of Propositions [Shadow Story] Oscar Mulero - Mentally Induced Action (Stanislav Tolkachev remix) [PoleGroup] Dorisburg - Computer Drumming 128 [Bossmusik] Sagat - Melt [VLEK] DIB - Otaku 003 (Alavux remix) [I Cieli Di Orione] Consumer Electronics - Murder The Masters [Diagonal] 2ndsun - Drift [Tessier-Ashpool Recordings] Phat Chex - Magenta [unreleased] Adam Kelly - Paranoia Fine Line Insufflation Mumdance + Logos - Dance Energy (89 Mix) [Tectonic] Deapmash + Raito - Stop [Club Werks] LAG "Depressing Mixtape" featuring music by Pan Sonic, Coil, Hauschka, Future Sound of London, Boards of Canada, Karsten Pflum, Carl Craig, Jami Sieber, Plaid, Forest Swords, and Susumu Hirasawa

It seems we are on a roll.  We hope you had a great holiday and that 2014 was a great year for you!  At home for the holidays, Auntie Bunnie, stopped by the Wigglian Way studio to talk with us about the paper she wrote for her program at Canterbury. The program is called Myth, Cosmology, and the Sacred and is the only one of it's kind. Tune in to find out more... Mojo thought that since Auntie is a classic Lady (been in the Craft for a long time) that we would play classic pagan music this episode.  The Feature Album is Lady Isadora:Priestess of the Pentacle and from that we hear, Priestess of the Pentacle, Witches Brew Blues, and Wintery Skies.  We also hear one of Sparrow's favourites from way back, Gypsy with Lady from the album Enchantress. To round out our musical selection for the episode, we have chosen for your enjoyment, Charlie Murphy and Jami Sieber with Calling on the Spirits from Canticles of the Light.    Thank for walking The Wigglian Way!     

Eddie Inzauto is joined by Jason Fanelli, Dan Crabtree, and Josh Robinson on Episode 34 of the Versus Node Podcast to discuss the games of the current console generation that have best married gameplay mechanics with narrative. "Ludonarrative consonance" is the phrase of the day, and the GamerNode staff chooses the best examples released from November 22, 2005 through today on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or Nintendo Wii. Listen and find out which games of the past 8 years pushed interactive storytelling to new height as we close in on a brand new era with the releases of the PS4 and Xbox One this month.--------------------------------------- Versus Node theme, "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987, remixed by Brian Schulman and Charles Kantz, 2010. Interludes: "Maenam" by Jami Sieber for Number None's Braid, 2008; "Nascence" by Austin Wintory for thatgamecompany's Journey, 2012; "Far Cry 3 (Main Theme)" by Brian Tyler for Ubisoft's Far Cry 3, 2012..--------------------------------------- Email us at vsnode@gamernode.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

In which I demonstrate my willingness to get out there and get you great videogame music. Earthworm Jim cartoon series intro by William Anderson; Koroem and Greater Lights (voice Charlotte Martin) by Tommy Tallarico, Emmanuel Fratianni, Michael Ploughman, Laurie Robinson Plowman from Advent Rising by GlyphX Games; and Maenam by Jami Sieber from Braid by Jonathan Blow.

The latest podcast from www.bordersofsleep.com. This one is a "fairy tale" ... well ... it does have fairies in it but it may not be "happily ever after" in the quite the same way as most fairy tales end. You will also hear about two letters, and two wars, and two sworn enemies, but most of all you'll hear about two handkerchiefs. The soundtrack contains music  by Jami Sieber, available from magnatune.com. Story by Seymour Jacklin, artwork by Robyn Trainer and production by Tim Wiles.

Reclining Twists A relaxing series of reclining twists to stretch the chest and shoulders while releasing the hips. All you need for practice is a comfortable surface to recline on: a padded floor, a grassy field, or your bed. Music for this episode is from the album Hidden Sky by Jami Sieber, available at Magnatune.com. The post Sage Yoga Training: Reclining Twists appeared first on Sage Rountree.

Reclining Twists A relaxing series of reclining twists to stretch the chest and shoulders while releasing the hips. All you need for practice is a comfortable surface to recline on: a padded floor, a grassy field, or your bed. Music for this episode is from the album Hidden Sky by Jami Sieber, available at Magnatune.com. The post Sage Yoga Training: Reclining Twists appeared first on Sage Rountree.

  Hail Wigglians! Thanks so much for downloading the show. After a month away, we're back in the saddle! Tonight prompted by some listener email, we talk about herbology and inter faith-marriages. Two of the links that were used for reference are here and here. Tonight's feature album is Metamorphoses by Seattle based Trillian Green. We saw them at FaerieWorlds, what a great set they did. They will be playing the Good Faeries Ball on Jan. 30/09, in Eugene, OR. From Metamorphoses we hear, Gasworks and Kudzu and we end the show with Kuruk Setra. During the second set of music we get our Yuletide started with Winter Born King, from Castalia's In Plain Sight and Light is Returning from Canticles of Light by Charlie Murphy and Jami Sieber. Here's some SJ Tucker news for everyone. She has an up coming gig on Dec. 31 in Oklahoma City and she'll be here in the Pacific Northwest playing with Tricky Pixie at the Bad Faerie's Ball, Jan. 31 in Eugene, OR. We are planning to be in the house for that one! You can also take a trian ride with Sooj! March 19-23, listen for more details! Also yet more exciting news on the SJ front, she is now working on a new tour called The Traveling Fates. Thanks so much for all the emails, votes and comments! This has been an incredible year for us and it's all due to you! We are truely Blessed! It's all about the Love!  

Jami Sieber's cello music evokes a vibration for opening the heart of desire and awakening the hardened psoas. Provocative and inspirational, Jami blends voice and haunting melody to both capture the imagination and open universal emotional channels of longing, celebration and harmony. Liz Koch and Jami converse about the origins of her music, her musical collaboration with elephants and what it might reveal about our future direction as human beings. Jami's music and schedule can be found at http://www.jamisieber.com/  

Jami Sieber's cello music evokes a vibration for opening the heart of desire and awakening the hardened psoas. Provocative and inspirational, Jami blends voice and haunting melody to both capture the imagination and open universal emotional channels of longing, celebration and harmony. Liz Koch and Jami converse about the origins of her music, her musical collaboration with elephants and what it might reveal about our future direction as human beings. Jami's music and schedule can be found at http://www.jamisieber.com/  

"They say, before you can live here, you have to go and shout, ‘I am a Martian!' And if God believes you, you'll live in happiness and peace, until the end of your days.? “And? If God doesn't believe you?? "Staring At The Sun" was written and performed by TV On The Radio and was made available curtosey of the of the Podsafe Music Network. You can find out more about the band at www.tvontheradio.com/. This episode also featured "Long Past Gone" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com Go vote for me in the Final Round of Escape Pod's Flash Fiction Contest. You will have to register, but then, why wouldn't you? Our theme was written and performed by Russel Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net

Sometimes that clean slate isn't as clean as you've hoped "Down To Zero" was written by Joan Armatrading, performed by Bettye LaVette and was made available curtsey of the of the Podsafe Music Network. You can find out more about her at www.bettyelavette.com. This episode also featured "Dancing Backward" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com Paul Fischer is the New Media Ninja Warrior behind the Balticon podcast and the ADDcast. Both are great. Go listen to them. Our theme was written and performed by Russel Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net

The intergalactic cure for too much Thanksgiving JR Blackwell is the producer of Voices Of Tomorrow , the official podcast of 365 Tomorrows, of which she is a founder. Go check out her brilliant writing and photography at her online journal, blackwell.livejournal.com/ "Can't Die Now" was performed by The Raygun Girls. It was provided courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network You can find out more about The Raygun Girls at www.theraygungirls.com This episode also featured "Tell It By Heart" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com

In this podcast: 1. Liquid Zen, 2. Paul Avgerinos, 3. Todd Levy and Elena Abend, 4. Phebe Craig and Katherine Westine, 5. DAC Crowell, 6. Dufay Collective, 7. Shlomo Mintz, 8. Brook Street Band, 9. The Sarasa Ensemble, 10. Jami Sieber

The week-long Birthday Party on Planet X keeps rocking! William Patrick Butler is the producer of the Jackson Free Press podcast , an eclectic mix of music and spoken word performances. Go for the music, stay for the host's honey-smooth delivery. Check out his photography at www.williampatrickbutler.com "Another Man's Vine" was performed by Tom Waits. It was provided courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network You can find out more about Tom Waits at Epitaph Records This episode also featured "Edge of My Soul" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com

The week-long Birthday Party on Planet X continues! Mur Laferty is the creator of Geek-Fu Action Grip and I Should Be Writing podcasts, the co-author of Tricks of the Podcasting Masters, and a columnist for various and sundry websites and magazines, information of which you can find at www.murlafferty.com. The woman is unstoppable. "The Rocket Song" was written and performed by Mimi Ferocious, and was made available curtsey of the of the Podsafe Music Network. You can find out more about them at www.mimiferocious.com. This episode also featured "Dancing Backward" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com

In this podcast: 1. Shlomo Mintz, 2. Ehren Starks, 3. The Sarasa Ensemble, 4. Ensemble Sreteniye, 5. Justin Bianco, 6. Kenji Williams, 7. Tilopa, 8. Jami Sieber, 9. Jay Kishor

Even in a fantasy, some rules are not meant to be broken. These are the ones that are the first to go. Especially in a fantasy. Mod-Fearing Woman and Mod-Fearing Man T-shirts are currently available at Axel-Head Store "Nintendo" was written and performed by Saint Dragon It was provided courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network You can find out more about Saint Dragon at www.saintdragon.com/ This episode also featured "Maenam" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com Paul Fischer and Martha Holloway can be found at the Balticon Podcast, and naturally, at Balticon.

The Fleet of Ages, the Ships of Tomorrow, grand vessels designed to travel into the future and bring back loads of wonders yet to come. But how much can we take before there's nothing left? Balticon Countdown: 5 days "How's It Gonna End" was written by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brenna, and performed by Waits off his album "Real Gone" It was provided courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network You can find out more about Tom Waits' at www.officaltomwaits.com This episode also featured "Out Of The Mist" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com For a complete listing of Guests and events at Balticon, go to www.balticon.org

Sometimes, it's astounding where a casual sense of adventure will lead you. "Mind Blindness" was written and performed by Dirty On Purpose, and is available on their album Sleep Late For A Better Tomorrow. You can find out more about Dirty On Purpose at www.dirtyonpurpose.com This episode also featured "Hidden Wings " by Jami Sieber, more work and information about this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com You can download VOICES at www.podiobooks.com/voices/ You'll be glad you did.

THE DEEDS OF THE DESPERATE Al Savage relates the story of his too-close-for-comfort meeting with the man known only as The Bat. But Savage strangely has no fear of this dark knight. Could it be there is something else in this world that frightens him more? "Leaves Do Fall" was written and performed by The Rosebuds, and is available on their album "Birds Make Good Neighbors" which can be purchased via iTunes. You can find out more about the Rosebuds at www.therosebuds.com This episode also featured "Sukothai Rain" and "The Darkening Ground" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com Be sure to listen to Voices Of Tomorrow, the official podcast of 365tomorrows.com. Special thanks to Brendan Dalton and J.R. Blackwell for lending their voice talents for this episode.

The most difficult thing in the world is to admit our deepest desires. Luckily, that's what the Hotel Kraken is for. "Doctor Of Love" was written and performed by Jen Rathbun, and is available on her album "Coffee, Chocolate & Men" which can be purchased via iTunes. You can find out more about Jen at www.JenRathbun.com This episode also featured "Red Mood" by Jami Sieber. More information and work by this artist can be found at www.magnatune.com