Podcast appearances and mentions of joe hyams

Send us a textVideo Version HEREThis documentary uncovers the chilling true story of Hollywood icon Elke Sommer and her husband, Joe Hyams, as they faced one of the most compelling and bizarre paranormal hauntings you've likely never heard of. From mysterious sounds in the dining room to eerie apparitions, this spine-tingling case will leave you questioning the boundaries between the living and the dead.Why has this shocking story been left out of mainstream paranormal lore? In this video, we dive deep into the forgotten details of the haunting that gripped this glamorous couple's lives and explore their supernatural ordeal step by step. We also examine the investigations by renowned mediums, including Douglas Johnson, Baroness Lotte von Strahl, Michael Hughes, Maxine Bell, Brenda Crenshaw, and Jacqueline Eastlund and members of the ASPR (American Society for Psychical Research). LIFE magazine photographer Allan Grant and TV and Film actor Michael J Anderson, also experienced the paranormal at the house. If you're a fan of haunted Hollywood, true paranormal cases, or stories that defy explanation, don't miss this deep dive into a case that has gone unnoticed for far too long.Additional Voice Work byNathan Rouse, husband, dad, goofball, actor and podcaster, The Fear of God: https://www.thefearofgodpodcast.com/t...Tracy Nicholas (https://bsky.app/profile/folkloringpo...) from the Folkloring Podcast.https://www.folkloringpodcast.com/For more on Peter Laws check out:www.patreon.com/peterlawsor www.peterlaws.co.uk

This week we review the book Zen in the Martial Arts by Joe Hyams. I never tire of saying - we had fun! Listen, read and share your thoughts. Needless to say we touch on many subjects. Here's a few: Mid episode we talk about Sensei Tracey's son Max and his relationship with Monasteries. We talked with Max twice on the show. The first time was back in 2020. Here's that episode:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/episodes/4029077We talked to him again in the beginning of 2022. If you read this Max, we can't wait till you stop by again! Here's the 2022 conversation:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/episodes/9823335Toward the end of the show, we talk about Aikido. Of course, we did an episode on that. Here it is:https://www.buzzsprout.com/477379/episodes/8241544 Thanks for being a listener. If you have a moment and a buck become a supporter by clicking the link below:Support the showThanks so much for listening and sharing the podcast with friends. Reach us all over the web. Facebook and twitter are simply wildcatdojo. However, insta is wildcatdojo conversations. (There's a story there.)On YouTube (where we are now airing some of our older episodes - complete with a slideshow that I tweak constantly) https://www.youtube.com/@wildcatdojo9869/podcastsAnd for our webpage, where you can also find all the episodes and see some info about the dojo: http://wildcatdojo.com/025-6/podcast.html . And of course, we love it when you support our sponsor Honor Athletics. Here is their link:https://honor-athletics.com/Thank you for listening.

Happy Spooky Wednesday, one and all! Summer has started and we've got some stories to put you in the mood for the warmer weather. First up, Kala talks about haunted theme park attractions, and honestly, some of these stories are a total bummer. But the hauntings that follow these tragedies will be giving you "spooky carnival" vibes for sure. From a creepy carousel all the way to a haunted house that caused a park to become actually haunted, we've got it covered. And Brittany talks about Elke Sommer's ghost story. Elke and her husband Joe Hyams were Hollywood elite, and were excited to move into their new Beverly Hills home back in the 1960s. Well...they were excited...until they realized they weren't alone in the house. For four years they were plagued by strange noises, shadow figures, and ghosts that seemed determined to ruin their social lives. And it turns out it wasn't just them! Previous owners had experiences too. If a ghost is bad enough to make you want to deal with buying and selling a house that quickly, it's got to be pretty bad, right? 

The Stuph File Program Featuring astronomy buff, Brian Michel; Katherine Hayes, author of A Fifth Of A Story; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter Download Brian Michel is an astronomy buff who has created telescopes with a 3D printer. Katherine Hayes is the author of the thriller novel, A Fifth Of A Story. Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. This week Stuart lovingly suggests some classic titles appropriate for Valentine's Day: Love Story by Erich Segal (originally published in 1970 by Harper) Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (originally published in 1936 by Macmillan) Tracy and Hepburn by Garson Kanin (originally published in 1971 by Viking) Bogart and Bacall: A Love Story by Joe Hyams (originally published in 1975 by McKay) You can also read Stuart's reviews in The Montreal Times. This week's guest slate is presented by voice over artist, Donald James, a lifelong friend.

There is a chapter in the book, Zen in the Martial Arts, by Joe Hyams, called “Lengthen Your Line.” In this chapter, Joe Hyams tells a story about when he was a new student of martial arts master, Ed Parker.  Ed Parker is a famous Kempo Karate instructor who students included Elvis Presley and many other… The post Lengthen Your Line – Podcast appeared first on Positive Impact Life.

There is a chapter in the book, Zen in the Martial Arts, by Joe Hyams, called “Lengthen Your Line.” In this chapter, Joe Hyams tells a story about when he was a new student of martial arts master, Ed Parker.  Ed Parker is a famous Kempo Karate instructor who students included Elvis Presley and many other […] The post Podcast: Lengthen Your Line appeared first on OUT THERE ON THE EDGE OF EVERYTHING®.

In the 1960's, Hollywood bombshell actress Elke Sommer and her writer husband, Joe Hyams, were newly married and excited to share their first home together...ubtil they began hearing strong noises and receiving ghostly visitations in their own Hollywood Haunting! What spirits tormented Joe, Elke, and their guest? What did the various mediums who came to perform senses in the house have to say about it? And who was the potato-nosed ghost? Find out on tonight's Spooky Times with Eric D! spookyas.com facebook.com/spookytimeswithericd Music By Occultic Overtones

“Se alguém lhe oferece um presente e você não aceita, a quem pertence o presente?” Escute essa estória e venha descobrir uma preciosa lição de como manter a calma. Livro citado: “O Zen nas Artes Marciais” de Joe Hyams. Créditos da imagem de capa: https://pixabay.com/pt/. #conto #zen #samurai #manter a calma

http://www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bjj_mental_podcast_E77-01.jpg () Marcelo Ribeiro is a 4th-degree black belt and the owner of RMA Jiu-Jitsu Academy with two locations in Nolensville, Tennessee. He talked about the importance of consistency in everything you. He also shared about taking risks and my takeaway from the interview came when he said: “ANY CHANGE IS CHALLENGING”, which inspired me to title this episode: “If it doesn’t challenge you, it won’t change you”. Stick around for my final thoughts after the interview when I share with you the wisdom of one of my favorite motivational speakers, the late Jim Rohn. I share with you a clip from one of his seminars in the early 80s’ with valuable information for you who are not only interested but committed to accept changes and new challenges. Stay tuned right after jiu-jitsu tribe’s message. OSS! Gustavo Dantas Itunes – https://tinyurl.com/y45kymp4 (https://tinyurl.com/y45kymp4)Google Plus – https://tinyurl.com/ydetberf (https://tinyurl.com/ydetberf)Stitcher – http://tinyurl.com/y52f5u6z (http://tinyurl.com/y52f5u6z) The BJJ Mental Coach – https://tinyurl.com/tgl6h9k (https://tinyurl.com/tgl6h9k ) Resources: http://www.rmajiujitsu.com (www.rmajiujitsu.com ) Book: https://www.amazon.com/Zen-Martial-Arts-Hyams-1982-07-01/dp/B01MXJ7TJN/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Zen+in+the+Martial+Arts+-+Joe+Hyams&qid=1571951731&sr=8-2 (Zen in the Martial Arts – Joe Hyams)

On today's episode of First Cup, Jeremy answers a viewer question about books he's fond of, including Zen in the Martial Arts by Joe Hyams, and others. Advice on staying productive and being honest with yourself. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

James Eke looks at a chapter from the brilliant book, Zen In The Martial Arts, on Joe Hyams meeting Bruce Lee. We look at the need to be open-minded in our training and life. We talk about the idea of using marijuana while doing Jiu-Jitsu and whether it is the best of plans or not.

This week on IsraelCast, we were joined by Joe Hyams, the CEO of Honest Reporting. With a media and marketing background, the London-born Hyams joined Honest Reporting in 2005. He trains Israel supporters the world-over in the identification of media bias and effective responses in the digital age, and directs the organizations growth and operations from Jerusalem.

Zen in the Martial Arts is a classic martial art book written by Joe Hyams. It was recently selected as the #1 martial arts book by guests of this show. Zen in the Martial Arts - Episode 146 You can read our post on the Top Ten Martial Arts Books as selected by our guests. It's time for episode 146 of whistlekick Martial Arts radio, and we're going to talk about an amazing book that has come up in conversation a lot on this show – Zen in the Martial Arts. Not a reader? You should still stick around because this isn't a book review. Let me introduce myself. I'm whistlekick's founder but I'm better known as your host on this show. My name is Jeremy Lesniak. whistlekick makes the best sparring gear you can get as well as some great apparel and accessories for practitioners and fans of traditional martial arts.  I'd like to welcome all of you new listeners and thank everyone that's come back. All our past episodes, show notes, and some other good stuff is at whistlekickmartialartsradio.com. From that site, you can sign up for our newsletter, and I hope you do because we offer exclusive content to subscribers, discounts and it's the only place to find out about upcoming guests. Today's episode has a full transcript available on the website. Short Summary of Zen in the Martial Arts Zen in the Martial Arts, for all of the impact it has had on several generations of martial artists, is short. It's 140 pages of a small book, and it's not small font. That might make you think that it's incomplete, or otherwise lacking, but that isn't the case. Reviews for the book continue nearly 40 years later, and on the popular book review sites, the poorest rating I could find was 4.1 out of 5. Amazon, which is known for having the most reviews, shows it as 4.6 of 5. There are 28 chapters, each one with a title that seems ripped from a classic kung fu movie – Empty your cup, Active Inactvitiy, Extend Your Ki. The chapters are short, most around 5 or 6 pages, and begin with a relevant photo. Most end with a bit of wisdom, like this one: “Life unfolds on a great sheet called Time, and once finished it is gone forever.” The book discusses some great names from our history, including Ed Parker & Bruce Lee. The chapters tell stories from the author's time training. About the Author of Zen in the Martial Arts Joe Hyams, while beloved by martial artists for the book he wrote, was not best known as a martial artist or martial arts author. He was a writer, sure, but primarily a celebrity writer. During his career, he wrote or co-wrote books on Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Katharine Hepburn, Frank Sinatra and Chuck Norris. He studied martial arts for more than 50 years. Beginning with fencing and then, through an introduction by music composer Bronislau Kaper, met Ed Parker. He became one of Parker's first private students, then soon after, one of his first black belts. He trained privately with Bruce Lee for two years and introduced him to Hollywood. Hyams was a big piece of Bruce Lee's start in films. It's hard to believe that as big of an impact as this book has had, Joe Hyams' contributions to the martial arts community, via Bruce Lee, were so much greater. He died in 2008 at age 85. Why Zen in the Martial Arts is Special Most martial arts books are about martial arts or some metaphysical subject. Often times they're written by people who really know martial arts, but aren't so good at writing. Mr. Hyams was a writer and a skilled one at that. He wrote newspaper columns, books, movie scripts… Clearly a varied and masterful writer. He was also very good at conveying his point simply, something that the very best martial artists seem able to do. This book is 140 pages because Mr. Hyams didn't need more. While it has a tremendous amount of martial arts content, it's not a book exclusively for martial artists. According to Melissa Hyams, his wife at the time he passed in 2008, said the book “isn't really about martial arts. It's about life and philosophy, and how to turn a negative into a positive, how to defuse a situation by the way you handle it. That's what he'll most be remembered for." To illustrate this, I'll read to you one of the shortest chapters, “Anger without Action,” which is just over one page: My History with Zen in the Martial Arts I don't remember when my Mother first picked up the book. I have vague memories of it being a gift, and it was likely a gift to her. She started training in 1985, so I'd guess it was in our home between 1985 and 1987. I would have been between 6 and 8, which seems about right. It was always out. Sometimes on the coffee table, sometimes in the bathroom. It was the first nonchildren's book I read and it's certainly the book I read most. I'd guess I've read it all the way through a dozen times. It was the bits of wisdom that struck me most. I memorized them before I understood most of them, and as I grew up, life and martial arts showed me what these parables meant. “When you seek it, you cannot find it,” “The angry man will defeat himself in battle as well as in life,” and other sayings had a tremendous influence on me. In fact, as I think back on my life and my time in the martial arts, behind my instructors and my Mother, this book was the third most influential element. The copy I have now sits on my bookshelf, unread. Which is ironic and something I plan to change. I think it will end up in the same place in my home that it did when I was a child. Wrapping Up Have you, like many of our guests, read this classic? It's still available in new copies, and it's pretty inexpensive. You can find used copies for a few dollars, digital copies or audiobook versions if that's your think. If you haven't read it, you should. I want to know what you think, and you can post your thoughts in the comments at the website - You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest & Instagram – just search whistlekick. Or, just leave us a comment on the show notes page at whistlekickMartialArtsRadio.com If you want to be a guest on the show or maybe you have an idea for a show topic, go ahead and fill out the form on the website. And don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter so you can stay up on everything we do. You can learn more about our products at whistlekick.com That's all for today. Until next time, Train hard, smile and have a great day.  

On this episode of Spectre Vector, "The Voice" discusses the case of "Joe Hyams and Elke Sommer" as well as some basic differences between a traditional haunting and a poltergeist occurrence and a traditional ghost and a crisis apparition.