Podcast appearances and mentions of joe moon

Joe Moon discusses his paranormal encounter with bigfoot in Mason County Washington in the 90s. His brother, Author Tim Moon, wrote a book loosely based on the encounter. Sensitive to spirit, Joe shares some of his other experiences.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4541473/advertisement

Hour 3 // 6.9 -- Bernie Wilson talks Pads -- Joe Moon makes his live debut -- Padres dominate Mets

Jesus changes longing into thanksgiving, anticipation into reality, and anxiety into joy. But it will come at a cost; his death will come by the hands of those whom he came to save. (Scripture Reading: Luke 2:22-40)

Christ's birth brings joy to the wise, turmoil to the powerful, and hope for all mankind. His birth asks each one of us, "what do you worship?" and presents himself as worthy of our worship. (Scripture Reading: Matt 2:1-12)

This week we reflect on the 2nd of our membership vows: "Do you believe in the Lord Jesus Christ as the Son of God, and Savior of sinners, and do you receive and rest upon Him alone for salvation as He is offered in the Gospel?" Jesus came to reverse our brokenness. Even in the face of desperation and death, Jesus comes with his touch of compassion while challenging the status quo. Faith in Christ may not remove us from our momentary trials but answers our deepest needs and gives us a family to walk with.

When Jesus set his face toward Jerusalem and his imminent death on the cross, he loved his disciples to the end. That can be interpreted as "loved them to the last breath and love in its highest intensity." (v 1-5) The dialogue (v. 6-11) between Jesus and Peter shows us in vivid form, the lengths we are willing to go to cover up our shame, refusing Jesus who wants to serve us and wash us. Jesus shows through foot washing that his love knows no limit when it comes to how much shame he can endure, ultimately expressed in the cross. Following Jesus (v. 12-15) includes "putting on" the shame of others in grace, forgiving others when they've wronged you, and being more patient with yourself than you are now. (Scripture Reading: John 13: 1-15 ESV)

This is a special episode that focuses on the Metal scene in Ottawa & Gatineau.  A small, tight knit community that supports itself and produces some top notch Canadian metal.  This episode features Fractures & Outlines, Jessy Dwyer from Beyond The Pit, Inire, Rockin' Engine & Joe Moon from Dark Moon Productions and the band A Scar For The Wicked.  Buckle up!

Zu Gast: Ulf-Andre Thur. Justizvollzugsbeamter. Was der mit Büchern zu tun hat? Jede Menge!!! Er kümmert sich nämlich mit so viel Einsatz um die Bibliothek in der Jugendarrestanstalt, dass er für sein Engagement sogar schon ausgezeichnet wurde.  Gemeinsam mit Inaiê geht es in dieser Folge um Sarah Crossans neuesten Roman, "Wer ist Edward Moon?". Ein Jugendroman über die großen Fragen des Lebens. Crossan erzählt die Geschichte des 17 jährigen Joe Moon, dem kleinen Bruder von Edward Moon. Seit zehn Jahren haben sich die Brüder nicht mehr gesehen, denn Ed sitzt im Todestrakt in einem texanischen Gefängnis. Nun wird sein Hinrichtungsdatum festgesetzt. Und Joe beschließt die letzten sechs Wochen mit seinem Bruder zu verbringen.  Welchen Wert misst man Leben bei, was kann man vergeben, wie nimmt man Abschied? Der Roman stellt viele schwere Fragen. Schafft es aber durch die Versform die Geschichte fast unbeschwert zu erzählen.  Ist Edward schuldig? Gibt es vielleicht noch Hoffnung für ihn? Wie sieht so ein Alltag von Ulf aus und was lesen eigentlich Jugendliche die in der Jugendarrestanstalt sind? Auf all die Fragen gibt es Antwort in der neuen Podcastfolge!

In this weeks episode Laura and James talk to Joe Moon about his multimedia company, Dark Moon Productions. The local spotlight is metal band Aenigma. And as always they keep you up to date on all the heavy shows going down in the next couple weeks.

“Devastation at last, finally we meet” This week Mike and Kelly review a suggestion from our good friend Mel… Grant Lee Buffalo’s “Mighty Joe Moon”. Well, we eventually review it in between discussions of tattoos, Ruby Ridge, The Beach Boys and hillbillies.  This is good stuff, you need to give Mighty Joe a listen! Be sure to stay until the end to hear Mel’s rebuttal!    

Oxford College is a unique model in US higher education—a selective, residential two-year program that embraces liberal arts in a learning environment that is highly engaged in and out of the classroom. Joe Moon will illustrate how Oxford's story unfolded throughout the 20th century to reach its current distinctive role within the Emory academic family.

In this heavy metal episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews the Japanese splatter sci-fi flick Meatball Machine and two comics from Pit. Bros Productions (Henry and Butcher #2 and Legend of Joe Moon #1). News and voicemails aplenty. This week's heavy tunes include: "Meat Sandwich" and "Biledriver" by Gwar, "Crazy Nights" by 3 Inches of Blood and "Blood Red Sandman" by Lordi. Horns in the air and hands in your pockets. Enjoy.

In this heavy metal episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews the Japanese splatter sci-fi flick Meatball Machine and two comics from Pit. Bros Productions (Henry and Butcher #2 and Legend of Joe Moon #1). News and voicemails aplenty. This week's heavy tunes include: "Meat Sandwich" and "Biledriver" by Gwar, "Crazy Nights" by 3 Inches of Blood and "Blood Red Sandman" by Lordi. Horns in the air and hands in your pockets. Enjoy.

In this heavy metal episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews the Japanese splatter sci-fi flick Meatball Machine and two comics from Pit. Bros Productions (Henry and Butcher #2 and Legend of Joe Moon #1). News and voicemails aplenty. This week's heavy tunes include: "Meat Sandwich" and "Biledriver" by Gwar, "Crazy Nights" by 3 Inches of Blood and "Blood Red Sandman" by Lordi. Horns in the air and hands in your pockets. Enjoy.

In this heavy metal episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews the Japanese splatter sci-fi flick Meatball Machine and two comics from Pit. Bros Productions (Henry and Butcher #2 and Legend of Joe Moon #1). News and voicemails aplenty. This week's heavy tunes include: "Meat Sandwich" and "Biledriver" by Gwar, "Crazy Nights" by 3 Inches of Blood and "Blood Red Sandman" by Lordi. Horns in the air and hands in your pockets. Enjoy.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews Henry and Butcher #1 and The Legend of Joe Moon #0 from Pit Bros. Productions, as well as the upcoming Savage Brothers trade paperback from BOOM! Studios. E-mails and messages abound! Reach me at dreadmedia@earth-2.net or at www.myspace.com/dreadmediapodcast. Tunes include: "I Don't Wanna Be (A Superhero)" by Michale Graves et al (www.myspace.com/gravesmichale), "Wicked Man" by Ghoultown (www.myspace.com/ghoultown), "Re Your Brains" by Jonathan Coulton (www.jonathancoulton.com) and "Bloodsucking Freaks" by The Motherfucking Browns (www.myspace.com/themotherfuckingbrowns).

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews Henry and Butcher #1 and The Legend of Joe Moon #0 from Pit Bros. Productions, as well as the upcoming Savage Brothers trade paperback from BOOM! Studios. E-mails and messages abound! Reach me at dreadmedia@earth-2.net or at www.myspace.com/dreadmediapodcast. Tunes include: "I Don't Wanna Be (A Superhero)" by Michale Graves et al (www.myspace.com/gravesmichale), "Wicked Man" by Ghoultown (www.myspace.com/ghoultown), "Re Your Brains" by Jonathan Coulton (www.jonathancoulton.com) and "Bloodsucking Freaks" by The Motherfucking Browns (www.myspace.com/themotherfuckingbrowns).

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews Henry and Butcher #1 and The Legend of Joe Moon #0 from Pit Bros. Productions, as well as the upcoming Savage Brothers trade paperback from BOOM! Studios. E-mails and messages abound! Reach me at dreadmedia@earth-2.net or at www.myspace.com/dreadmediapodcast. Tunes include: "I Don't Wanna Be (A Superhero)" by Michale Graves et al (www.myspace.com/gravesmichale), "Wicked Man" by Ghoultown (www.myspace.com/ghoultown), "Re Your Brains" by Jonathan Coulton (www.jonathancoulton.com) and "Bloodsucking Freaks" by The Motherfucking Browns (www.myspace.com/themotherfuckingbrowns).

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick reviews Henry and Butcher #1 and The Legend of Joe Moon #0 from Pit Bros. Productions, as well as the upcoming Savage Brothers trade paperback from BOOM! Studios. E-mails and messages abound! Reach me at dreadmedia@earth-2.net or at www.myspace.com/dreadmediapodcast. Tunes include: "I Don't Wanna Be (A Superhero)" by Michale Graves et al (www.myspace.com/gravesmichale), "Wicked Man" by Ghoultown (www.myspace.com/ghoultown), "Re Your Brains" by Jonathan Coulton (www.jonathancoulton.com) and "Bloodsucking Freaks" by The Motherfucking Browns (www.myspace.com/themotherfuckingbrowns).