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9/11 Memorial day. Entertainment from 1973. George Washington saved at Brandywine, Hideki Tojo tried to commit suicide before he was executed, Ford Pinto went on sale, Atari game system went on sale. Todays birthdays - Jimmie Davis, Dennis Tufano, Amy Madigan, Tommy Shaw, Virginia Madsen, Kristy McNichol, Harry Connick jr., Taraji P. Hansen, Ludacris, Charles Kelly.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard     http://defleppard.com/Have you forgotten - Darryl WorleyLets get it on - Marvin GayeYou've never gone this far before - Conway TwittyBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent     http://50cent.com/You are my sunshine - Jimmie DavisKind of a drag - The BuckinghamsToo much time on my hands - StyxHad to be you - Harry Connick jrMoney maker - LudacrisNeed you now - Lady AExit - In my dreams - Dokken    

I greet you in Jesus' precious name! It is Saturday morning, the 6th of July, 2024, and this is your friend, Angus Buchan, with a thought for today. We go to the Book of Jeremiah 23:6:“In His days Judah will be saved,And Israel will dwell safely;Now this is His name by which He will be called:THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.”Oh, isn't that a beautiful title for our beloved Saviour? THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS! Then we go straight to Matthew 1:21: “And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.” You see, it is His righteousness in you and I, my dear friend, that will save us, no good works of our own, it's no efforts of our own. In fact, the more we try, the more we mess up. Jesus will save His people and no-one else can save them. Luther tried it and then he found a little scripture, Romans 1:17: “The just shall live by faith.” His eyes were opened. He saw that it was actually Jesus who was his righteousness, not him, not his fasting, not his praying, not his beating himself up. No, it was Jesus. Wesley found the same thing. He said, “A strange warmth came over my heart, scales fell from my eyes.” I believe he was born again and filled with the Spirit on that memorable Bible study that took place in Aldersgate in London, and then of course, the revival broke out. John Newton, the slave ship captain: “I once was blind but now I see, I was lost but now I am saved.”You know, there is a beautiful song written by Jack Campbell and Jimmie Davis and this is how it goes: “I can't take a heart that's broken make it over againBut I know a man who canI can't take a soul that's sin sick wash it whiter than snowBut I know a man who canSome call Him Saviour the Redeemer of all menBut I call Him Jesus for He's my dearest friendIf you think that no one loves you and your life is out of handI know a man who canI can't walk upon the water and I can't calm a raging seaBut I know a man who canI can't cause blinded eyes to be opened or the lame get up and walk again Oh, but I know a man who can”Today, call upon that Man. His name is Jesus Christ and He will undertake for you, my dear friend. I don't know what battle you are fighting at the moment but give it to Him because He can!Jesus bless you and have a lovely day,Goodbye.

9/11 Memorial day. Entertainment from 1991. George Washington saved at Brandywine, Hideki Tojo tried to commit suicide before he was executed, Ford Pinto went on sale, Atari game system went on sale. Todays birthdays - Jimmie Davis, Dennis Tufano, Amymadigan, Tommy Shaw, Virginia Madsen, Kristy McNichol, Harry Connick jr., Taraji P. Hansen, Ludacris, Charles Kelly.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/Have you forgotten - Darryl WorleyI did it for you - Bryan AdamsBrand new man - Brooks & DunnBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/You are my sunshine - Jimmie DavisKind of a drag - The BuckinghamsToo much time on my hands - StyxHad to be you - Harry Connick jrMoney maker - LudacrisNeed you now - Lady Ahttps://www.coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/show/history-factoids-about-today/

SPOILER ALERT:  Yes, absolutely, someone DID put "Islands on the Stream" on their Top Five List.  Now we can all relax. This is the second-to-last (I think) episode in our Country Music Series, and we do hope y'all have enjoyed these.  At the very least, you might have heard a new(er) country song that you hadn't heard before or even discovered an artist that you think you kind of like now.  I know that for sure happened to me - Annie and I have some very different tastes in this arena, although we DID have a bit of overlap.   If you're thinking that country music duets have been around forever, you are absolutely right!  Male and female country artists began recording duets together as early as the 1930s. Artists like Jimmie Davis and Kate Smith recorded "Beautiful Texas" in 1933, setting a precedent for cross-gender duets in country music. This practice became more common in the following decades with various artists collaborating on duets. The Country Music Association (CMA) began awarding the Vocal Event of the Year category in 1988. This category recognizes special collaborations or featured performances in country music. While many of the winners are duets, not all of them are exclusively male/female duets. The category has included a variety of collaborations, which can involve multiple artists or groups coming together for a single performance.  The first winner of the CMA Award for Vocal Event of the Year in 1988 was the song "Streets of Bakersfield," a duet by Dwight Yoakam and Buck Owens. And, uh....DUH.  Of course there's a playlist!!! Enjoy!

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Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 521, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: In A Musical Mood 1: What have you been doing all day? This song. "I've Been Working On The Railroad". 2: Written for the movie "Chasing Rainbows", this hit became a campaign song in 1932. "Happy Days Are Here Again". 3: 1970 unearthed this no. 1 hit song for Kentucky native Loretta Lynn. Coal Miner's Daughter. 4: La. gov. Jimmie Davis bought the copyright to this song, then claimed authorship--it made him happy when skies were gray. "You Are My Sunshine". 5: This British band gave us "Creep", "High and Dry" and "Lotus Flower", one of Rolling Stone's Top 10 2011 singles. Radiohead. Round 2. Category: Tea Party 1: Type of tea named for the titled Englishman who became prime minister in 1830. Earl Grey. 2: It's a silly, out-dated affectation to crook this when picking up a teacup. Pinky finger. 3: It's a "comfy" term for a teapot cover. Cozy. 4: From middle English for "curled-up" cake, it's a tea bread that resembles an English muffin. Crumpet. 5: N.Y. merchant Thomas Sullivan gets the credit for originating these in 1904; his were made of silk. Tea bags. Round 3. Category: December 1969 1: The Nobel prize in this category was awarded for the first time and was won by a Norwegian and a Dutchman. economics. 2: On December 15, 1969, this Israeli prime minister presented her new cabinet to the Knesset. Golda Meir. 3: Gen. Torrijos was removed as this country's strongman on Dec. 15th and was restored on the 16th. Panama. 4: On December 1, 1969 the U.S. held the first one of these since 1942; September 14 was drawn first. a selective service lottery (or draft lottery). 5: This rich Texan took 2 planes to N. Vietnam loaded with gifts for U.S. P.O.W.s but wasn't let in. Ross Perot. Round 4. Category: Story Problems 1: If string licorice is 20 cents a foot, a yard costs this much. 60 cents. 2: The problem in this 1902 story is for Sherlock to find the beast (or man) that's been killing folks on the Devonshire moors. The Hound of the Baskervilles. 3: If 25% of the total U. S. Senate voted yea on a law, this many Senators voted nay. 75. 4: Number of kids you need to form 16 3-legged race teams. 32. 5: Porfiry's problem in this story is to get Raskolnikov to confess. Crime and Punishment. Round 5. Category: Tribes 1: The Havasupai have been living in a branch of this canyon for over 600 years. Grand Canyon. 2: The Blackfeet lived in these structures and decorated them with paintings of real and mythical creatures. Tepees. 3: The Chinook religion was based around this fish's annual run. Salmon. 4: Their name, from a Sioux term for "People of Alien Speech", is shared by the largest city in Wyoming. Cheyenne. 5: As the Cherokee history includes the "Trail of Tears", this Southwest tribe has the "Long Walk". Navajo. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Summary:  In this episode, we focus on how unresolved trauma undermines and sabotages both our capacity and our inclination to love well.  We explore how unresolved trauma impacts each of the five characteristics of love -- compromising our ability to love in an affective (emotional), affirming, responsive, unitive and steadfast way.  We also dive into how so trauma pulls us to focus inward, and to protect ourselves, undercutting the vulnerability and willingness to engage that are required for deep love and we discuss hope for change.   Lead-in  They say love is blind, but it's trauma that's blind. Love sees what is.“ — Neil Strauss, The Truth: An Uncomfortable Book About Relationships And Neil Strauss is right on that.  Love connects with reality.  With God who is the ultimate realness, the ultimate being, the I AM.   Trauma is blind and it blinds us.  That's what we are talking about today.  Trauma and its impact on live.   Intro: Dear listener, You and I are together in the adventure of this podcast, Interior Integration for Catholics, we are journeying together, and I am thankful to be with you.   I am Dr. Peter Malinoski, clinical psychologist and passionate Catholic and together, Why are we here?  We are here together to bring you the best of psychology and human formation and harmonize it with the perennial truths of the Catholic Faith. So we can have the best of both.  That's why.   Today, we're going to take a broad perspective, a bird's-eye view of trauma's destructive consequences to our capacity to love.  What is the effect of trauma on our capacity and inclination to love?  That is the question for us to explore together today.   So welcome to episode 95,  of Interior Integration for Catholics, titled Trauma's Devastating Impact on our Capacity to Love, released on July 4, 2022, Independency Day in the USA, This podcast, Interior Integration for Catholics is part of our broader outreach, Souls and Hearts bringing the best of psychology grounded in a Catholic worldview to you and the rest of the world through our website soulsandhearts.com.   Review Trauma.  We are in the midst of  whole series of episodes on trauma.  So just a brief thumbnail review.   Started with Episode 88 Trauma: Defining and Understanding the Experience  Really important to understand the inner experience of trauma -- so you can recognize it in your own life and recognize it an empathetic and attuned way in others' loves.  Part of loving them.   Episode 89 Your Trauma, Your Body: Protection vs. Connection --  a current understanding of how large a role our bodies have in our experience of trauma.  Our bodies.   Episode 90:  Your Well-Being: The Secular Experts Speak  we review how philosophers and modern secular psychologists understand mental health and well-being.  In this episode, we look at the attempts to define what make us happy, from the 4th century BC to the present day.  Aristippus, Aristotle, Descartes, Freud, Seligman, Porges, Schwartz, and two diagnostic systems.  We take a special look at how positive psychology and Internal Family Systems see well-being.   Episode 92:  Understanding and Healing your Mind through IPNB  neuropsychiatrist Dr. Dan Siegel's Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) and what IPNB can show us about psychological health.  We review the triangle of well-being, the nature of secure attachments, and the basis for mental health from an IPNB perspective.  We examine the characteristics of a healthy mind and how it functions, and the two signs that reliable indicate all psychological symptoms and mental dysfunction.  We discuss the nine domains of integration Three inner experiential exercises in Episode 93 Episode 94:  The Primacy of Love  In this episode, I discuss the central importance of love as the marker of well-being from a Catholic perspective -- our capacity to live out  the two great commandments.  We explore how love is the distinguishing characteristics of Christians, and we discussed Catholic theologian Bernard Brady's five attributes or characteristics of love -- how love is affective, affirming, responsive, unitive and steadfast.  We discuss what is commonly missing from philosophical and theological approaches to love, and we briefly touch in the death of love and distortions of love.  So check those out if you haven't already.  This    Going to address love in general -- focusing on loving  In future episodes, will review  Tolerating being loved Brady quxote   Ordered self-love   The experience of trauma screws up our loves -- where we go to find good.  It screws up where we are seeking, how we seek to be loved and how we seek to love.   St. Augustine:   He lives in justice and sanctity who is an unprejudiced assessor of the intrinsic value of things.  He is a man who has an ordinate love: he neither loves what should not be loved nor fails to love what should be loved. On Christina Doctrine, I, 27 We need ordered love.  Why -- Bernard Brady put it -- Because we become like what we love.  Whatever we embrace in our love, we become like that person or that thing.   As Augustine considered the dissipation of this youth, he wrote "I loved beautiful things of a lower order, and I was going down to the depths."   Confessions.   So much of the problem with disordered love  comes from misdirected seeking to get your attachment needs meet.  That's the problem. We have legitimate attachment needs  Trauma strips away our sense of  A felt sense of Safety and security Feeling seen, heard, known and understood Feeling comforted, soothed, reassured Feeling cherished, treasured, delighted in Feel the other person wills my highest good.   All from Brown and Elliott 2016, Attachment disturbances in Adults Where do we find our safety and security?  In both the natural and spiritual realms, we find it in attachment security needs being met.  Five primary attachment security needs (Brown and Elliott)  A felt sense of safety and protection, a deep sense of security, felt in my bones It makes it so much easier to love when we feel safe and secure.    "People want to be safe, and comfortable. If safety and comfort is to be found in guns, then they will take up guns—of their own accord, in their own need. And when safety and comfort are found in libraries, then the guns rust.“ — Algis Budrys American writer  Source: Some Will Not Die (1961), Chapter 6 (p. 122)   Feeling seen, heard, known, and understood   I want, by understanding myself, to understand others.“ — Katherine Mansfield New Zealand author 1888 - 1923 Being comforted, soothed, and reassured Feeling valued, cherished, treasured, delighted in You are my sunshine published by Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell on January 30, 1940   You are my sunshineMy only sunshineYou make me happyWhen skies are grayYou'll never know, dearHow much I love youPlease don't take my sunshine away Feeling that the other person wills my highest good, the best for me We have to turn inward to find the road to God.   Etienne Gilson explained Augustine's approach to God as "a path leading from the exterior to the interior and from the interior to the superior."  Gilson, The Christian Philosophy of St. Augustine p. 20 Charles Taylor:  Sources of the Self: By going inward, I am drawn upward.  The Making of Modern Identity 134 Turning inward is the route to God, not God.  Brady, 120 Often resisted by Catholics as being selfish.   Edward Vacek:  Love, Human and Divine: The Heart of Christian Ethics.  The steps in loving and being loved.    (1) God affirms us; (2) God receives a; (3) we accept God's love; (4) we affirm God; (5) God forms community with us; (6) we cooperate with God in loving God in the world; and finally (7) we grow in a limited code responsibility with God. p.. 177 1 John 4:19 We love, because he first loved us.     Last episode -- Bernard Brady's description of the five characteristics of Love  Christian Love: How Christians through the Ages have Understood Love.-- drawing heavily from the work of phenomenologists  Jules Toner and Margaret Farley Love is affective, affirming, responsive, unitive and steadfast.  (repeat)  Five characteristics.  Five aspects.  Repeat.   We described and discussed these at length in the last episode, episode 94 of the IIC podcast, The Primacy of Love  We will briefly review each of them And then discuss how trauma impacts each of them, bringing in the effects or the sequelae of trauma from Episode 88 --  Trauma: Defining and Understanding the Experience.   Love is affective  Love is an emotion Love is a movement from your heart, your soul -- a movement from the innermost depths of your being.  From your core self.  St. Thomas Aquinas in the Summa:  Consequently the freezing or hardening of the heart is a disposition incompatible with love: while melting denotes a softening of the heart, whereby the heart shows itself to be ready for the entrance of the beloved.“ Love rejoices in the beloved  Love rejoices in the beloved -- Protestant Theologian R.H. Neibuhr writes in his 1977 book the Purpose of the Church and Its Ministry:  By love, we mean at least these attitudes and actions: rejoicing in the presence of the beloved, gratitude, reverence, and loyalty toward him.  p.35 „After a traumatic experience, the human system of self-preservation seems to go onto permanent alert, as if the danger might return at any moment.“  Judith Herman Brené Brown US writer and professor 1965 Source: The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are  Staying vulnerable is a risk we have to take if we want to experience connection.  Misattributed to Sigmund Freud Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength. Brady:  Love is the directive and dominant center of emotions.  p. 267  Many emotions are associated with love Delight, Bliss, Happiness  A sense of fulfillment  Warmth  Grief  Sadness  Anxiety  Distress   If there is no emotion, there is no agape, no love.  The heart must be moved for love to be anything like complete.  We cannot love like a Vulcan, like Mr. Spock without emotion.  „Even the most elevated psychological understanding is not a loving understanding.“ — Karl Jaspers German psychiatrist and philosopher 1883 - 1969 Effects of trauma -- from episode 88, Trauma: Defining and Understanding the experience  Emotional and Psychological effects Emotional overwhelm  Shock  Shame as an emotion  Guilt  Irritability, anger, rage   Anxiety, fear, panic attacks, phobia, panic attacks, Fears of trauma repeating Jenny Han, book Always and Forever, Lara Jean  Being vulnerable, letting people in, getting hurt… it's all part of being in love.   Sadness, depression  Mood swings   Hopelessness, despair Emotional constriction, shutting down Difficulty experiencing positive emotions Anhedonia Apathy Brady 273.  Love does not die because of hate but because of apathy.   Cognitive Effects -- impact on sensation, perceptive, higher-order thinking Alexithymia -- inability to recognize or describe one's own emotions -- can't put my feelings into words.   Can't conceptualize your feelings either Feelings in others could be overwhelming -- can't recognize what others are feeling Can't express my feelings well Can't connect affectively, emotionally. That takes vulnerability   Confusion, distraction  Spacing out with dissociation   Physical Effects of trauma -- preoccupation with the body   Behavioral Symptoms Relational apathy  Social withdrawal   Existential Symptoms Despair about humanity -- overgeneralized to the other person  Cynicism  Disillusionment   Identity issues -- shame.   I'm not worth you connecting emotionally with me What could I ever offer you emotionally? I'm such a downer. Strong self-criticism  Fragmentation Love is affirming Love affirms the other  Love says yes to the other person at the same time as love says yes to oneself.   "Agape is the simple yet profound recognition of the worthiness of and goodness in persons."  p. 268  Edward Vacek:  Love is an affective, affirming participation in the goodness of a being (or Being).… Love is an emotional, affirming participation the dynamic tendency of an object to realize its fullness.”  Brene Brown -- Rising Strong  Vulnerability is not winning or losing; it's having the courage to show up and be seen when we have no control over the outcome. Vulnerability is not weakness; it's our greatest measure of courage.“   Affirmation happens at two levels One level is the basic level of human dignity shared by all persons.   Second level of affirmation is the uniqueness of the person.   When you love your neighbor you truly see the other as a person.   Jules Toner, SJ -- "I love you because you are you." We need to affirm at both levels.  The basic dignity of the person and the uniqueness of the person.   Affirmation implies acceptance of the other and knowledge of the other.    This is not an endorsement of the other's vices or bad habits, but a recognition of them and an acceptance of who the person is as an entire being.  Not picking and choosing the attractive bits.  Self-acceptance of the same things. Affirmation requires freedom -- freedom to get outside the self.   Effects of trauma  Emotional and Psychological effects  Turning inward -- self-protection. Connections vs. protection -- Episode 89 Where is the safety?   How can I escape the danger?  Not letting anyone in to love me.   Feeling disconnected or numb or detached -- dorsal vagal response.  Freeze response.  Deer in the headlights Bodily response Emotional Constriction, Shutdown   Shame -- what is my affirmation of you worth?  I'm not worth much, my affirmation isn't worth much.  Feeling very fragile, vulnerable -- not resilient enough --  I can't engage  Irritability, hostility,  Depression -- lethargy  Mood swings -- unpredictability, others can't trust me.   Emotional detachment, disconnection -- in relationships  Helplessness  Difficulty experiencing positive emotions  How can I reach out?  White knuckling. Feels very forced.  Cognitive Effects -- impact on sensation, perceptive, higher-order thinking Racing thoughts -- so distracting, I can attend to you, I can't attune to you, I can't affirm you.  My house is on fire.   Extreme alertness - suspicion of you -- are you a threat?  Will you trigger me?   Physical Effects   Behavioral Symptoms Argumentative behavior  Social withdrawal and relational apathy.  Avoidance   Existential Symptoms Ruminating about evil in the world   Identity issues -- shame If I affirm you I will see myself in a bad light because of my shame  Affirmation involved a positive evaluation -- so tempting to see myself negatively.   Fragmentation  Lack of affirmation from the whole self Toner [Radical love] "is giving self; for it is myself who am in the loved one by my love, not merely by my possessions, or even my thoughts, my wit, my joy, my wisdom, my strength.  It is I myself."   Toner:  Loving someone in depth… Means loving from the lovers most personal self, with sincerity, intensity, endurance… To affectively affirm this unique person in a response informed by full, detailed knowledge, which catches the delicate shadings of his profoundest attitudes, moods, likes, and dislikes, ideals, fears, hopes, capabilities, weaknesses, etc.  The experience of love 160   Love is Responsive  Love is an active response for the well-being of the other.  This is where Brady includes benevolence.  It's about participating in the promotion of the highest good for the other, potential for the other's full humanity. How can I help you to flourish?  How can I help you toward your highest good?   This is where self-sacrifice comes in.   love will call for self-sacrifice.   Responsiveness implies an attunement to the other -- a resonance, and understanding.  The capacity to respond well.  It's not just any responsiveness.  The ability to be aware of and to respond effectively to the needs of my neighbor.  So there is a capacity about this.  It's not just an act of the will.  Attunement can be described as a kind of resonance.  Toner:  Radical love is experience as being in accord with the loved one, vibrating as it were, in harmony with the beloved's act of being and so with the whole melody of the beloved's life.  It is a welcoming of the loved one into the lover's self and his life-world, as fitting there, making a harmony with the lover's being and life.   But there must also be action:  "Let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action."  ` John 3:18. Parents "Doing the best they can"  Love bottled up inside.  -- Not expressed.  Then it's not love.  Love that is not shared, that is not relational is not love.   Brene Brown:  Of all the things trauma takes away from us, the worst is our willingness, or even our ability, to be vulnerable. There's a reclaiming that has to happen.  Rising Strong 2015 Madeleine L'Engle Walking on water (1980) When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown-up we would no longer be vulnerable. But to grow up is to accept vulnerability… To be alive is to be vulnerable.  To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly be broken.“ — Clive Staples Lewis, book The Four Loves   The Letter of James 2:45-17.   What does it profit, my brethren, if a man says he has faith but has not works? Can his faith save him? If a brother or sister is ill-clad and in lack of daily food, 16 and one of you says to them, “Go in peace, be warmed and filled,” without giving them the things needed for the body, what does it profit?  So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead. Responsive to needs  Not just physical needs, but the emotional needs, psychological needs, relational needs   St. Bernard of Clairvaux:  We must remember that love reveals itself, not by words or phrases, but by actions and experience.  It is Love with speaks here, and if anyone wished to understand it, let him first love.   Effects of trauma  Emotional and Psychological effects Overwhelm  Shock  Shame  Irritability, anger, rage  Anxiety, fear, apprehension  Guilt  Sadness, depression, grief  Helplessness, despair  Mood swings -- swept away by our own experience  Anhedonia -- difficulty experiencing positive emotions.  Apathy   Protection vs. connection.  I'm on fire inside, I am frozen inside.  It's chaotic inside Intense self-preoccupation.  Not selfishness.  It's really hard to judge the moral quality of these things accurately.   When we are preoccupied with the intensity of our own experience, it's hard to be responsive to the other person.     Cognitive Effects -- impact on sensation, perceptive, higher-order thinking “When something reminds traumatized people of the past, their right brain reacts as if the traumatic event were happening in the present. But because their left brain is not working very well, they may not be aware that they are re-experiencing and reenacting the past - they are just furious, terrified, enraged, ashamed, or frozen.”  ― Bessel Van Der Kolk Difficulty concentrating, even focusing on the other person.  Confusion.  Others sense the disconnect.  Not attuned.    Guardedness -- protecting against vulnerability Questioning "Why me?" makes it hard to respond to you.     Physical Effects Behavioral Symptoms Startle responses   Argumentative behavior Social withdrawal and relational apathy.  Avoidance Reducing activity levels Existential Symptoms I am permanently damaged.  How could I ever be responsive in love.  Who would want me?  Can be unconscious.   Identity issues -- shame I am permanently damaged.   Fragmentation -- not a consistent, complete, unified response to the other -- partial responses that seem very incomplete, maybe insincere to the other person.  Love requires our whole being Fr. Jules Toner:  in the full concrete experience of love, our whole being, spirit and flesh, is involved: cognitive acts, feelings and affections, freedom, bodily reactions – all these are influencing each other and all are continually fluctuating in such a way as to change the structure and intensity of the experience. The experience of love. P. 65 Love is Unitive Brady:  The fruit of love is unity.  Love unites.  It is in the very nature of love to bring together.  p. 279  Brady:  When you love, you step out of yourself and experience the other.   There is still a separateness.  Not a blending or a fusion or a loss of identity.  But you are no longer just within yourself.  You've entered into the space of another.   And you've allow the other to enter into your space Loving an enemy -- you are like me.  We are similar on a fundamental human level -- No dehumanization.  Agape pulls for unity, even with strangers.   The mystics describe the unity we are called to in God -- Union with God.   Jules Toner: Radical love is not a tendency affection but a being affection by which I am in union with, am present with the loved one.   Effects of trauma -- Protection vs. Connection  Emotional and Psychological effects Emotional instability, inconsistency -- unpredictability.  Makes it hard for the other to trust you.   Preoccupation pulls you inside -- guilt, shame -- self protection. St. Augustine:  "..if [a man] loves himself on his own account, he does not turn himself toward God, but being turned toward himself, he does not care for anything immutable…."  On Christian Doctrine, Book 1, Chapter 22  And the why doesn't matter nearly so much as people think it does.   Evil comes from loving some good thing inordinately -- blog post on this -- check it out.  Dangerous love, from June 22, 2022 That good thing might be the means that parts of us are seeking to try to provide us with a sense of safety and security.   Fear of vulnerability When trust is lost, traumatized people feel that they belong more to the dead than to the living.“ — Judith Herman Trauma and Recovery  Love is a battlefield  -Pat Benatar 1983 -- music video about all the conflict with her father, and with others seeking to use her as a sexual object.   Fear of overwhelming suffering  Shutdown  Alexithymia   Cognitive Effects -- impact on sensation, perceptive, higher-order thinking Distraction, rumination, racing thoughts interfere with capacity to attune, to unite  So much internal stimulation -- so much internal noise -- makes it difficult to resonate with the other person, to really understand the other -- to enter into the other's phenomenological world.   So much of that distraction is around finding safety and protection -- cognitive restlessness  Dissociation and disconnections are experienced as off-putting.  Have you ever been with someone who is spacing out when you are talking with them?   Physical Effects   Behavioral Symptoms Blaming  Discharging anger and aggression -- parts so want to be heard and healed.   Desperation can lead to boundary crossings and boundary violations.   Attempts to use the other person to meet intense needs -- not a conscious effort to exploit the other, but exploitation can happen anyway.   Existential Symptoms Shame -- feeling unworthy of connection  Not knowing who I am -- makes it really complicated to be in relationship.   Identity issues Fragmentation - which part of me is uniting with you right now? What are other parts doing.   The need for disconnects within in order to not be overwhelmed - inevitably leads to disconnects with other people You can't give what you don't have.   I'm not lovable, why would you want to be united with me?   Dissociation Identity alteration: The sense of being markedly different from another part of yourself  Identity confusion: A sense of confusion about who you really are   we will have a lot more to say about dissociation in future episodes, but for now -- disconnection. I need to know who I am and I need to know who you are to know who we are together, in relationship.  Love is steadfast God's love endures.  Psalm 891-2  I will sing of thy steadfast love, O Lord,[a] for ever;     with my mouth I will proclaim thy faithfulness to all generations.For thy steadfast love was established for ever,  It may not always be mutual or reciprocal People want predictability Steadfastness requires resilience, to roll with the punches in the relationship.  Any close relationship will have conflicts and difficulties. The fragility in the system that trauma imposes is a real obstacle to resilience necessary to be steadfast in relationship, to not quit and walk away from loving the other person.   Jules Toner:  "The lover is present to the loved one and has the loved one present to himself."   The experience of love, 117 Effects of trauma  Emotional and Psychological effects Mood swings -- effect of different parts, each with its own intense emotions  Helplessness -- despair -- can be intermittent  Emotional shutdown -- dorsal vagal response.   Being reactivated or triggered emotionally.   Disappointment in the other -- you are not helping me Can lead to frustration and rejection.   Cognitive Effects -- impact on sensation, perceptive, higher-order thinking Intrusive thoughts, intrusive memories.   Dissociation is a mental process of disconnecting from one's thoughts, feelings, body, from memories or sense of identity. This disconnection is automatic and completely out of the person's control. Amnesia: Often described as "gaps" in memory that can range from minutes to years  Depersonalization: Feeling disconnected from your body or thoughts  Derealization: Feeling disconnected from the world around you   Physical Effects Impact of hyperarousal  Impact of hypoarousal   Behavioral Symptoms Withdrawal  Avoidance -- refusal of consistent vulnerability  Alcohol and drug use   „For me, vulnerability led to anxiety, which led to shame, which led to disconnection, which led to Bud Light.“ — Brené Brown US writer and professor 1965 Source: Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead  Switching among parts Existential Symptoms Deep sense of not being loved, not being lovable  There is no love in the world.  At least not for me.  So why unite with anyone.  Loss of meaning and purpose.  Identity issues Fragmentation  Unstable identity makes it hard to be consistent in the loving   The death of love Brady 273.  Love does not die because of hate but because of apathy.  The death of love is often preceded by the denial of the basic dignity of the other.  The death of love happens when we reject instead of affirm the other's special personal and unique goodness.  The death of love is encouraged when we ignore the other's needs and wants while prioritizing our own wants.  The deal of love occurs when we pursue discord, division, disassociation, and distance in the place of unity.   That is sin.   Malice is not necessary for love to die.  Apathy doesn't have malice in it. In apathy, the other does not register in your consciousness.  He or she doesn't matter. He or she doesn't exist for you.   We don't have to active deny the basic dignity of the other.  We just have to not notice it.  Not attend to it We don't have to actively reject the other's special and unique goodness, we just have to not notice it, not attend to it.   We don't have to actively ignore the other's needs and wants -- we just have to be preoccupied with our own trauma and its effects.     Hope Romans 8:28 We know that in everything God works for good[a] with those who love him,[b] who are called according to his purpose.  Julian of Norwich:  And because of the tender love which our good Lord has for all who will be saved, he comforts readily and sweetly, meaning this: it is true that sin is the cause of all this pain, but all will be well, and every kind of thing will be well.   Widow's mite Luke 21:1-4  He looked up and saw rich people putting their gifts into the treasury; 2 he also saw a poor widow put in two small copper coins. 3 He said, “Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all of them; 4 for all of them have contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty has put in all she had to live on.”  Ratios   Martin Luther King:  Love even for enemies is the key to the solution of the problems of the world.  Strength to Love 47-48  Psychologist Peter Levine:  Trauma is hell on earth. Trauma resolved is a gift from the gods.  Romans 5:20 ..where sin increased, grace abounded all the more,  1 John 3:1  See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him.  Romans 8 35-39  Who will separate us from the love of Christ? Will hardship, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?  As it is written, “For your sake we are being killed all day long; we are accounted as sheep to be slaughtered.” No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. 38 For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, 39 nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.   Call to Action Kent Keith The Paradoxical Commandments -- Resilience.  Mother Theresa had pinned this up in one of her convents.    People are illogical, unreasonable, and self-centered.   Love them anyway.If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives.   Do good anyway.Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable.   Be honest and frank anyway.What you spend years building may be destroyed overnight.   Build anyway.People really need help but may attack you if you do help them.   Help people anyway.Give the world the best you have and you'll get kicked in the teeth.   Give the world the best you have anyway.   Where we are going If you want to love, you have to first be loved and know you are loved.   Tolerating being loved -- many people assume that we just want to be loved -- that's not anything like entirely accurate.  1 John 4:19 We love, because he first loved us. Ordered self love.    Check out our blogs -- weekly email reflections  June 15 -- Seven ways to understand sin     Sin as breaking the law    Sin as a burden    Sin as a debt    Sin as “missing the mark”    Sin as a violating your conscience    Sin as breaking or harming relationships    Sin as the failure to love, or the “anti-love” June 22  Dangerous Love -- we really get into St. Augustine's description of sin as a disordered or misdirected love, and I share how when we that misdirected love is oriented toward getting our attachment needs met, it's not only misdirected love, it's a dangerous love.   June 29 Conflicting loves inside you -- we get into how to understand the conflicting loves inside of us -- from a parts perspective -- multiplicity and unity of the self.   Email me crisis@soulsandhearts.com  -- call my cell 317.567.9594 any Tuesday or Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Eastern time for conversation hours.   Let others know about this podcast.  Put the word out.  There's somebody you know dealing with trauma -- get them on board with the rest of us with the IIC podcast.  All the major podcast player -- Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Audible, Podbean, Podchaser, CastBox, Overcast, Podcast Addict, all of them, we're on all of them.  Soulsandhearts.com/iic You have until July 10.  The RCC -- Come with me on an adventure.  Come with me on an adventure of being loved and of loving.  That is what the Resilient Catholic Community is all about.  Check out the Resilient Catholics Community at soulsandhearts.com/RCC  The RCC is all about working through your human formation issues -- the ones that inhibit you from receiving the love you need and from loving God completely, with every fiber of your being, with your body,  with all your parts, with all your emotions, thoughts, all your inner experience with all of you, with no part of you left behind, no part of you left out.   It's all about learning to be gentle but firm with yourself -- it's all about integration.  It's all about resilience.   All about restoration -- recovering from being dominated by shame, fear, anger, sadness, pessimism, whatever your struggle is in the depths of your human formation And we do this work experientially -- so many experiential exercises -- this is not just intellectual knowledge, we're working with all of you. Informed by Internal Family Systems and the best of the rest of psychological and human formation resources  All grounded in a Catholic understanding of the human person  All focused on helping you to better accept love and to love more fully, to carry out the two great commandments of our Lord.   Are you up for the challenge?  Would you like to join me and the rest of the pioneers in this adventure?  Do you want to be a part of the community?   Are you ready to prevail over whatever hinders your human formation -- would you like to no longer be dominated by fear, anger, shame, sadness, pessimism?  And would you like to be with other like-minded Catholics on the journey -- If so join me.  Join all of us in the Resilient Catholics Community.  The RCC We are taking applications throughout until July 10 -- extended the deadline.   for our third cohort, those in that cohort will start their adventure in June and July by taking our Initial Measures Kits and be getting feedback on their parts in a personal Zoom session with me.  It's a great chance for us to get to know each other, really know each other at the level of parts.  You'll get a 5 or 6 page report on your internal system and then be eligible for our weekly company meetings and programming to begin in late August or early September.   Talk with me about it in conversation hours call my cell 317.567.9594 any Tuesday or Thursday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Eastern time for conversation hours.   Patroness and Patron   

更多卡卡老师分享公众号：卡卡课堂 或者添加我的微信：zaocanyingyu 也就是早餐英语的拼音 送你一份我个人学习大礼包，帮助你在英文学习路上少走弯路今天分享一首很多人都听过的英文歌《You are my sunshine》。这首歌几乎是每个学习英文的人的第一首英文歌 。You are my sunshine是由Jimmie Davis原唱的歌曲。Jimmie Davis，作为一名早期乡村和福音音乐歌手，Jimmie Davis同时还是一位政界的高官，并且有趣的是他在音乐方面的最大成就也就出现在他两次政治生涯的巅峰时期。1899年9月11号（另说1902年），Jimmie Davis出生于洛杉矶的比奇斯普林斯，原名是James Houston Davis。尽管出身于贫穷佃农家庭，Jimmie Davis凭借自己的努力和聪明才智获得了硕士学位，继而获得了路易斯安那州立大学的博士学位并开始在一个小学院教授历史。1928年，他与维克多签约并开始录制音乐，他早期的音乐基本都继承了著名“乡村音乐之父”Jimmie Rodgers的风格。之后的5年中，他录制了大量的音乐，但是可能是由于经济大萧条的影响，这些歌曲的销量一直不好。直到1934年，他转向德卡，发行了他第一支主畅销的打单曲“Nobody's Darlin' But Mine”，以及另一支出自Floyd Tillman的单曲“It Makes No Difference Now”。在1940年2月4日，他录制了著名的“You Are My Sunshine”，该曲可以说是Jimmie Davis最经典的作品，它简单优美的旋律、淳朴的伴奏都可以说是这一类早期乡村音乐的代表。该曲在发行后的一个月内在美国的销量超过了100万，在英国发行后，当时的国王乔治六世说这首歌是他的最爱，至今，作为一首经典的歌曲，它仍然还在被无数人传唱。歌词发音技巧You are my sunshine你是我的阳光You are 连读My only sunshine我唯一的阳光My only 连读You make me happy你让我感到开心When skies are gray即使天空阴郁skies are连读You'll never know, dear亲爱的，你永远不会了解How much I love you.我有多么爱你much I连读Please don't take my sunshine away请不要离开，我生命中的阳光don't t省音sunshine away连读

Down Home Cajun Music- Doc GuidryOn this episode of the podcast, we focus on the recordings of Oran "Doc Guidry". Born in Lafayette, he started his career with Happy Fats. In 1939 he formed the Sons of Acadians and recorded for Decca. But Doc recorded with everybody, it  would impossible to provide all the records he played on.He recorded with Happy again in 1948, had a off session with Jimmie Davis's band in 1953 for Decca again. In 1961 he recorded again with Happy on La Louisianne. In 1966 he had a solo album on La Louisianne with a all-star band backing him, called "King of the Cajun Fiddlers"; titled rightly so. Long live the music and legacy of Doc Guidry.Aux Balle Chez Te Maurice- with Sons of Acadians (1939)Rosetta - with Sons of Acadians (1939)En Jour A Venir-  with Sons of Acadians (1939)Allons Dance Colinda -with Happy Fats (1948)Crowley Two Step -with Happy Fats (1949)Fais Do Do Breakdown -with Happy Fats (1949)Chere Cherie (1953)The Little Fat Man (1953)Allons A Lafayette  -with Happy Fat and Alex Broussard (1961)Tee Maurice (1966)Tee Kaplan (1966)Te Petite Te Meon (1966)*Interview section by Ann Savoy from Arhoolie Collection*All seltions from the original records

Sintonía: "You Are My Sunshine" (instr.) - Governor Jimmie Davis Para esta edición (Bloodshot Revival) del año 2000, el coautor del celebérrimo e icónico "You Are My Sunshine", Jimmie Davis, pasa a ser "Governor Jimmie Davis"; pues, efectivamente, fue gobernador del Estado de Louisiana por dos veces: "Bang Bang" (instr.) - "Live And Let Live" (vocal) - "It Makes No Difference Now" (instr.) - "Let´s Be Sweethearts Again" (Vocal) - "You Are My Sunshine" (vocal) - "You Won´t Be Satisfied That Way" (vocal) - "Worried Mind" (instr.) - "Bang Bang" (vocal) - "It Makes No Difference Now" (vocal) - "You Won´t Be Satisfied That Way" (instr.) - There´s A Moon Over My Shoulder" La segunda parte del programa se la dedicamos a Cary Lee & the Saddle-Ites (El Toro Discos, 2001); un disco de hace veinte años que suena como si tuviera ochenta !!! Escuchar audio

Sintonía: "Bang Bang" - Jimmie Davis Escuchamos casi en su totalidad, el segundo álbum (para el sello británico Skint Records) de Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook), titulado "You´ve Come A Long Way, Baby": "Right Here, Right Now", "The Rockafeller Skank", "Fucking In Heaven", "Kalifornia", "Soul Surfing", "You´re Not From Brighton", "Praise You", "Love Island" y "Acid 8000" Todas las músicas compuestas e interpretadas por Fatboy Slim Escuchar audio

Jimmie Davis is regularly credited as creator of the classic “You Are My Sunshine”, heard here from 1941. But…if that's true, then how did the Rice Brothers record it in 1939?

Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1455308361709154304 CW: Death of a child It's Haunted Doll Week on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey dive back into their two "favorite" franchises with one possessed doll that lost its edge and another that still isn't possessed at all. The Classic Film: Child's Play 3 (1991) "Chucky returns for revenge against Andy, the young boy who defeated him and now a teenager living in a military academy” (IMDb.com). Sorry, Jack—Chucky's back... in a dull and unnecessary sequel that didn't even scare Kelsey, who is notoriously terrified of the murderous doll. The Modern Film: Annabelle: Creation (2017) "Twelve years after the tragic death of their little girl, a doll-maker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, where they become the target of the dollmaker's possessed creation, Annabelle” (IMDb.com). This is one of those rare cases where the sequel is better than the original, but that's not saying much. Unfortunately, while an upgrade for the franchise, this entry in the expansive and fluctuating Conjuring Universe is NOT more than the sum of its pretty compelling parts. Just remember: ♫It's just a doll♫ Audio Sources: "Annabelle: Creation" produced by New Line Cinema, et al. "Buzz Buzz Buzz" written by Bobby Day (as Robert Byrd) & John G. Dolphin and performed by The Hollywood Flames "Child's Play 3" produced by Universal Pictures "The Conjuring" produced by New Line Cinema, et al. "Jesus Christ Superstar" (1973) produced by Universal Pictures "Lonesome Ghosts" (1937) produced by Walt Disney Productions "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" produced by Warner Bros., et al. "Pet Sematary" written by Dee Dee Ramone & Daniel Rey and performed by The Ramones "You Are My Sunshine" written by Jimmie Davis and performed by Charles McDonald

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 245, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Baseball History 1: In a 1917 game Fred Toney and Hippo Vaughn both pitched these for 9 innings; Vaughn cracked in the 10th. a no-hitter. 2: In 2004 this team led by manager Bobby Cox won its remarkable 13th straight division title. Atlanta Braves. 3: In 1996 he became the Yankees' starting shortstop and the team hasn't missed the playoffs since. Derek Jeter. 4: Tom Connolly and Bill Klem, "The Old Arbitrator", were the first men to enter the Baseball Hall of Fame as these. umpires. 5: Agricultural term for the system, created by Branch Rickey, of minor league teams controlled by a big league team. farm system. Round 2. Category: Midwestern Cities 1: One of the Twin Cities, its name literally means "water city". Minneapolis. 2: Its pro sports teams include the Chiefs, Royals and Wizards. Kansas City. 3: The Roger Maris Museum at the West Acres Shopping Center is a big hit in this North Dakota city. Fargo. 4: 2 of the 3 state capitals in the Midwest that are named for U.S. presidents. (2 of) Lincoln, Jefferson City, and Madison. 5: The famous question "Will it play in" this Illinois city goes back to its Vaudeville days. Peoria. Round 3. Category: Animal Offspring 1: A general term for the young of most fish, or how you cook them after you catch them. fry. 2: A young kangaroo, or a musical pal. a joey. 3: The male young of these are called cockerels; the female young, pullets. chickens. 4: A young rat, seal, or, so we're told, dragon. a pup. 5: A hinny is the offspring of these 2 animals. a horse and a donkey. Round 4. Category: In A Musical Mood 1: 1970 unearthed this No. 1 hit song for Kentucky native Loretta Lynn. "Coal Miner's Daughter". 2: Written for the movie "Chasing Rainbows", this hit became a campaign song in 1932. "Happy Days Are Here Again". 3: La. gov. Jimmie Davis bought the copyright to this song, then claimed authorship--it made him happy when skies were gray. "You Are My Sunshine". 4: It's this Russian composer's Piano Concerto No. 1 you're listening to here. Tchaikovsky. 5: In a Rodgers and Hart classic, "We'll have Manhattan", these 2 boroughs, too. the Bronx and Staten Island. Round 5. Category: Wars 1: The war for southern independence was fought in this country from 1861-65. the United States of America. 2: The result of a 624-630 war allowed Muhammad to establish this as the holy city of Islam. Mecca. 3: Though neutral today, it fought a war of independence from 1386-88. Switzerland. 4: During the Anglo-Spanish War of 1587-1604, Spain's Philip II and this English ruler died. Queen Elizabeth I. 5: After a 2-year war for independence from Russia, its city of Vilnius was captured by Poland in 1920. Lithuania. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Después del tradicional paréntesis por la retransmisión de un festival veraniego, volvemos a la carga con otra remesa de asombrosos discos eléctricos. Protagonizados, entre otras luminarias, por The Skillet Lickers, Bo Carter, Trío Matamoros, Lord Lebby, Trío Borinquen, Hank Williams, Harlem Hamfats y Jimmie Davis. Como ven, una cosa de mucho relumbrón. A partir de las 23.00 en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Former Secretary of State Jim Brown talks about Edwin Edwards; Louisiana politics and back home in Ferriday When Jim Brown, a young attorney from Louisiana first met Edwin Edwards, who was in Congress at the time, the two men sat on the steps of the U.S. capitol and talked about Louisiana politics and their ambitions. It was a fateful meeting. Edwards would go on to being elected governor four times; Brown would serve as Secretary of State and Insurance Commissioner. Brown joins Errol Laborde, executive editor of Louisiana Life, along with podcast producer Kelly Massicot to talk about Edwards, his career, Louisiana politics and even some music stars who came from Brown's hometown of Ferriday. Oh yes, we'll also hear about Brown's first law client and about his last request to former governor Jimmie Davis.

Hoy sonará en el programa la versión original de Statesboro Blues, el clásico de Blind Willie McTell que los Allman Brothers versionearon por llamarlo de alguna manera... También tendremos excelsas maravillas del Bárbaro del ritmo, Jimmie Davis, Lalo Guerrero, Harlem Hamfats y Red Fox Chasers... A partir de las 23 horas en la sintonía de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

Join us this week as we get a phone call from an old desperate friend, do a deep dive on the dogs in our lives and why we love them so much, listen in on a canine DJ and his guest, and much, much more! Credits: Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North, and Brent Martone. Our theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree. Otherwise scored by Brent Martone. Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

We begin our Two Friends Running Errands season two journey! Ashley, Steve, and Bobby Electric are confused abut 90’s alternative rock, receive a desperate plea from the north pole, discuss their first live music experiences, and hear a bedtime story from an old friend Credits: Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North, and Brent Martone. Our theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree. Otherwise scored by Brent Martone. Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

In honor of the recent election, this show is dedicated to the great Peach State: Georgia. All songs will either contain the word "Georgia" in the title, or will be by an artist or group whose name includes "Georgia". Pt. 2 features Jimmy McCracklin, Gov. Jimmie Davis, the GA. Yellow Hammers, Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson, Ray Charles and more!Support the show (https://paypal.me/BFrank53?locale.x=en_US)

The Season 1 Finale is here and it’s a downright doozy! Join Ashley, Steve, and Bobby Electric as they prepare for the podcast the only way they know how, recount their worst dates and relationships, and receive a message from a long lost colleague desperate for closure. Two Friends Running Errands thanks you for a fantastic season!Credits:Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North, and Brent Martone.Our theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree.Our Opening bit is set to Tomaso G.Albinoni: Op.9 n. 1.Otherwise scored by Brent Martone.Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos.Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

Join Ashley, Steve, and Bobby Electric on this topsy-turvy episode as they discuss a broad range of topics from genital inspection to Scientology to the relevance of Pilgrims in our modern age. They also get a message from a committed coach, and Steve has a special message/warning for you listeners! This episode is sponsored by social media.Credits:Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North, and Brent Martone.Our intro-theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree.Thanks, Slovenia, for the national anthem.Scored by Brent Martone.Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos.Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

Join Ashley, Steve, and Bobby Electric on this decidedly apolitical, advice-driven episode as they explore the ins and outs of the strange times we live in, dive in to the land-locked town of Port Austin, counsel Bobby on his less-than-stellar lube job experiences, find out how Steve separates art from artists, and contemplate what a professional swingsetting league might look like.Credits:Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North, and Brent Martone.Our intro-theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree.Our Herman, Herman, Sherman, and Sherman spot is set to ’in the morning | by the evening | in the middle of the night’ by Brent Martone.Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos.Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

Join Two Friends Running Errands’ first virtual adventure! Ashley, Steve, and Bobby Electric discuss Ashley’s unyielding, legitimate love for all things J.R.R. Tolkien, come to a better understanding of Clown College, get a special summer recipe from a new generic friend, and much more! Credits: Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North and Brent Martone. Our intro-theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree. Our Summertime Casserole Recipe is set to ‘Happy Retro Cooking Music’ from Youtube Channel “Relax Music.” Our Vicious Victor’s Barbecue Sauce spot is set to ‘Flamencologia’ by Granada Doaba. Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos. Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi.

His opponent learned a valuable lesson about Ole Jimmie.

Join Ashley, Steve, and engineer Brent (aka Bobby Electric) on this brand new podcast as they get a letter from an unhinged fan, wrangle a couple of unsavory interlopers, learn to face fears through a very special meditation, and dive in to the benefits of having newspaper-reading dads! Credits: Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North and Brent Martone. Our intro-theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree. Our meditation segment was scored by Chris Collins. You can find more of his work and support him at indiemusicbox.com, and if you would like to purchase this track specifically it is available here. Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos. Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi. Special thanks to our longest listener and now good friend, Jackie.

Another adventure with Ashley, Steve, and engineer Bobby on this brand new podcast as they discuss the finer points of Halava with a certain wrestler turned actor turned mayor turned governor, recount a child’s first swear word, secure a sponsorship from a fascinating emerging industry, and take Cheech to the movies! Credits: Imagined and performed by Steve Jura, Ashley North and Brent Martone. Our intro-theme music ‘MEAN HANGOVER BLUES (aka HANGOVER BLUES)’ written by Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones and preformed by The Meat Rack live on KBOO Radio for The Noontime Jamboree. Our advertisement is set to an instrumental version of “Where I Choose to Spread My Wings” by Brent Martone. Our outro music is ‘Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye’ by Demis Roussos. Our logo is made by the immaculate Chris Lombardi. Special thanks to fathers everywhere.

Songs include: There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere, Jingle Jangle, Deep In the Heart of Texas, Try Me One More Time, Cherokee Maiden, Rosalita and Wreck on the Highway. Performers include: Bob Wills, Patsy Montana, Ernest Tubb, Al Dexter, Tex Ritter, Roy Acuff and Jimmie Davis. St

Kelly Macdonald chooses: You are My Sunshine by Jimmie Davis and I Love You by Woodkid.

Aasmah Mir and Richard Coles are joined by the actor David Suchet who has been taking photographs since he was eight when his Fleet Street photographer grandfather passed on his knowledge. His new book Behind the Lens: My Life is a collection of David’s photographs. Listener Kathryn Penny reports back from the 50th anniversary reunion of the Commonwealth Expedition which involved twenty coach loads of British students setting of for India. 'Serial innovator' Samantha Moyo wanted a break from her hedonistic lifestyle and organised the first Morning Gloryville 6am sober rave in 2013. They are now staged in 23 locations world wide. BBC weather presenter and meteorologist Simon King on his lifelong weather obsession and new book What Does Rain Smell Like? And we have the Inheritance Tracks of actor Kelly Macdonald who chooses You are My Sunshine by Jimmie Davis and I Love You by Woodkid. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

Jimmie Davis is regularly credited as creator of the classic “You Are My Sunshine”, heard here from 1941. But…if that’s true, then how did the Rice Brothers record it in 1939?

Bill Monroe passes his Opry audition, Jimmie Davis says he's running for governor of Louisiana, Johnny Cash performs at Carnegie Hall, Waylon Jennings gets his first TV special, George Strait makes his movie debut, Blake Shelton joins the Grand Ole Opry, and happy birthday to Dwight Yoakum and Jimmy Wayne! That and more in today's podcast! Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @TICMHpodcast

Songs about beds, including, Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed, Empty Bed Blues, Don't Sit On My Bed, Feather Bed, I Should of Stood In Bed and Don't Smoke In Bed. Performers include: Bessie Smith, Mel Torme, Blind Willie Johnson, Peggy Lee, Pearl Bailey, Big Joe Turner, Jimmie Davis and Cab Calloway.

Terry "Foots" Quinn is a singer-songwriter from Bogalusa, Louisiana. Foots plays guitar and harmonica, and considers his biggest influences to be the Rolling Stones, Van Morrison, Allman Brothers, and rural blues and country players such as Jimmie Davis and Jimmie Rodgers.  Foots is the nephew of an important pioneer of early jazz guitar named Snoozer Quinn.Foots writes songs true to life growing up in the piney woods of Washington Parish. His descriptive lyrics capture the feelings, scenery and problems of small-town life, yet Foots always manages to bring a chuckle and point out the good things. He's also a railroad historian and afficionado, and has a large repertoire of train songs. Here he shares a music memory with Confetti Park: "My memory from way back is of a little drive-in chili bun stand called Floyd's—had curb service," says Foots. "They were playing 'Maybelline' over the loud speaker system, by Chuck Berry. It introduced me to some very fine rock n roll!"

Songs include: Time Changes Everything, You Are My Sunshine, My Home Among the Hills, Worried Mind, Will the Circle Be unbroken and The Precious Jewel. Performers include: Bob Wills, Ernest Tubb, the Carter Family, Ted Daffan, Elton Britt, Gene Autry and Jimmie Davis.

Songs include: Tumbling Tumbleweeds, I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart, Are You Tired of Me My Darlin, Taking Off, I Ain't Got Nobody and I'm Rolling On.  Performers include: The Prairie Ramblers, The Girls of the Golden West, Gene Autry, the Delmore Brothers, Milton Brown, Bob Wills, Jimmie Davis and patsy Montana.

James is here with another music show, playing some of his favorite retro Christmas music! Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer – The Waikikis O Holy Night – Andy Williams; The Andy Williams Christmas Album Gently Rock His Cradle – Jimmie Davis; A Country Christmas Adeste Fideles – Pat Boone; White Christmas I’ll Be Home For Christmas... The post LSWC11: Lifespring! Why Christmas Show Music Special 2 first appeared on Lifespring! Media.

Music for Halloween, including: Haunted House Blues, The Skeleton in the Closet, Mr Ghost Goes to Town and Graveyard Blues. Performers include: Helen Gross, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Jimmie Davis and Woody Herman.

Songs about Texas and songs by Texans.   Artists include: Jimmie Davis, Lydia Mendoza, The Red Onion Jazz Babies, Jimmie Rodgers and Gene Autry. Songs include: Beautiful Texas, Texas Moaner Blues, Chinatown, My Chianatown and Mal Hombre.