Podcast appearances and mentions of John Morales

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Sydney Beat-Maker, Crate Digger, DJ & all-around legend DJ JUZZLIKEDAT doing it live at SOUL OF SYDNEY feat. OYOBI at SYDNEY FESTIVAL MOONSHINE BAR 2025 as the KATMA dance show afterparty. Closing out a dope dancefloor in style with a heavy dose of FUNK, SOUL, DISCO, HIP HOP & a touch of BBOY BREAKS with MC MIRRAH ON the MIC. Massive love to our bro, he was one of the first DJ's to get on board with our jams many years ago when we were just starting out.. helping out & giving us ideas and support and the confidence to do jams very early on. It was dope to see him doing his thing alongside Mirrah & closing out with a dope eclectic dancefloor. Big Love Soul of Sydney Podcast #423 has been streaming out of Redfern NSW since 2009. ABOUT JUZZLIKEDAT: DJ Juzzlikedat AKA JuzzOne was a keen collector of wax at 14 years old. Witnessing the evolution of Hip Hop, his passion for Funk and Jazz as a DJ inspired him to travel through the many era's of black music from the late 60's to more recent digital sounds. As a beat maker/producer he released an EP called “Let's ride” with Mark Del mar, features on Edseven's single released by Inner Tribe Records, and has released music on Spotify..He also plays bass and drums for the Blu Collective (Blu Collective Records). JuzzOne has been spinning records in Sydney for over 20 years. During this time he has supported international artists such as Roy Ayers, Omar, Stro Elliot, John Morales, Natasha Diggs, Sarah Love, Nickodemus, Oddisee, Doris, DJ Krush to name a few. He also had a weekly show mixing an hour of pure afro grooves on Skid Row Radio called "The Warm Up Show. Check out more of his mixes, production and more at https://www.mixcloud.com/juzzlikedat/ https://www.facebook.com/Juzzlikedat/ https://juzzone.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/juzz0ne_aka_dj_juzzlikedat/

Billy Corben is back with some more news that will most likely make you sad or angry. Julie K. Brown of the Miami Herald joins the program to talk about the embarrassing results that came from U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi releasing the Jeffery Epstein files. John Morales comes on to talk about the DOGE and Trump Administration's cuts to the workforce at NOAA. Plus....the City of Miami and its commissioners are uninsurable. Billy will give you a guess as to why that is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En este episodio hablamos con John Morales uno de los que están detrás del contenido de Algo Tranki. Enlaces de lo que hablo: Puede suscribirse al podcast y encontrar las plataformas disponibles en: https://colmilloroquero.com/plataformas/ Catalogo completo y enlaces importantes en: https://linktr.ee/ColmilloRoquero ¿Dónde puedo comprar el Libro de Andrés? https://amzn.to/3SDBTJ1 Las cartas de preguntas Poddecks: https://app.poddecks.com Redes Sociales de Algo Tranki: https://www.instagram.com/algo_tranki._ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085354045068 https://www.tiktok.com/@algo_tranki6 Libro “Heavy Metal: 15 mitos del Rock” Este episodio de Colmillo Roquero es traído a usted por el libro “Heavy Metal: 15 mitos del Rock” El libro que le trae las respuestas que yo desde mis 15 años quise tener, hablando del estereotipo y los prejuicios en el mundo del Rock. Obtenga su copia impresa Amazon a nivel internacional o en Costa Rica puede dejarse una de las 200 copias impresas limitadas en Tiendas Insomnio o en Subterranean Shop. Más detalles en colmilloroquero.com/libro Ayude a este podcast a llegar mas oídos correctos Si le agrada el contenido de Colmillo Roquero, siga el podcast y no se perderá ningún nuevo episodio. Si realmente le gusta este podcast le agradecería muchísimo si le hace llegar este podcast a un amigo (o tal vez a dos). Voz de la intro: Fernando Arreola. Edición y post-producción por Andrés Brenes. Mis redes sociales: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andresbrenesv/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@andresbrenesv Aviso: Esta descripción podemos añadir algunos enlaces de afiliados.

David Morales feat. Randy Roberts - Just Can't Get Enough, Mascara feat. Luther Vandross - See You in LA (Paul Ross Remix), Paris Cesvette, Muzikman Edition, Lifford - Your Smile (Michele Chiavarini Unreleased Dub),Thommy Davis - Over Again (Original Mix),HP Vince - Dance At Midnight, Lalo Leyy - Baiinaa (Boingy Boingy Mix),Dandara Maneola, Soldera, Cazt - Minha Prece (Remix),George Calle, DJ Wope - Voices (DJ Wope Latin Mix),David Morales/Romina Johnson - Be Somebody,Donnie - Love (4 Letter Word),Natasha Watts - I Do, I Did, I'm Done,Alex Nester - This Love Will Shine,The Nelson Family - Thank You Lord,Mary J Blige - Never Give Up On Me (Alex Di Ciò Drum Mix),Vertical Hold - You Can't Go Wrong,Luther Vandross - Heaven Knows (Classic Radio Mix),John Morales, Thommy Davis, Richard Burton -Was That All It Was (M+M Floor Filler Mix),  Nicola Conte - Here (feat. José James),Mother's Friday Child - Saturday (feat. Zee Dyasi),Lonnie Liston Smith - A Lonely Way To Be,Papik/The Soultrend Orchestra - Let's Fall In Love,Soulmates - Feels So Good,Papik/The Soultrend Orchestra - You Came Along,Otis Leavill - You Babe (instr.),

Hanna - Sometimes (N.W.N. Mix),Alex Finkin, DJ Disciple - House Music Is ..  (N.W.N. B Mix), Gianni Bini, Luca Cassani - Send To Love,Mother, Father, Brother and Sister Franklin - Respect Is The Message(DJ Spen Mash Factor Mix),Soneec, ThomChris - Don't Call Me Brother,Kaigo - Love Symphony (DJ Meme Extended Mix),Merlin Bobb, Masaki Morii - These 4 Walls (Vocal Main Mix),Jimpster - Tribute (feat. Mavhungu), Elements of Life, Josh Milan - Berimbau (DJ ERV Rework),Peter Mac, Canelo Rodriguez - Fiesta! (Original Mix),Diplomats of Soul/Natasha Duncan - I Love You (Luxury Soul 2025),Dennis Collins - The Load is Lifted (Bert Price R&B Mix),David A. Tobin - Falling In Love (Luxury Soul 2025),David A. Tobin - Turnin' Me On,Mike Mainieri - Bullet Train,Nicola Conte - Do You Feel Like I Feel (feat. Gregory Porter),MoreSoul & Dav Risen - Samba Praise,Jermaine Jackson - You Like Me Don't You,Phyllis Hyman - Let Somebody Love You,The Staple Singers - Trippin' On Your Love, Luther Vandross - Heaven Knows (Classic Radio Mix),John Morales, Thommy Davis, Richard Burton -Was That All It Was (M+M Floor Filler Mix),  

DJ Spen - Don't Be Afraid (Sarah Sophia's Disco Party Mix),Deep Roger/Marc Evans - Make Love Great Again,MDFC / Emanuel "GQ" LeBlanc / Melanie Williams - Make My Dreams a Reality (DJ Spen and Gary Hudgins Remix), Mascara feat. Luther Vandross - See You in LA (Paul Ross Remix),Frankie Ferrera/Robert Owens - Breathe Again,Sgt Slick - Everybody Dance,MAW - To Be In Love (Vamp PianoPella Instrumental),Johnny Corporate - Sunday Shoutin' (Tommy Musto Rub and Tug Mix),Ron Carroll - Soul Train (RC's Re-Edit), Luther Vandross - Heaven Knows (Classic Radio Mix),John Morales, Thommy Davis, Richard Burton -Was That All It Was (M+M Floor Filler Mix),  Lee Jeffries - Tribute To The Flowers,David Morales - Life Is A Song (Philly Mix),Johnny Guitar Watson - A Real Mother For Ya (Ben Liebrand's Go To A Disco Remix),Larry Funk - Funk And Nothing Else,Womack and Womack - Life's Just A Ballgame (Vibes 4 Your Soul Rework),First Choice - I Got A Feeling,Tearra - Just Loving You (Soul Junction, 45),Billy Preston - If You Let Me Love You, Jalen Ngonda - Rapture (Daptone, 45),Thee Sacred Souls - Running Away (Penrose, 45), Loletta Holloway - I'll Be Standing There (Paul Ross Remix),Barry White - Honey Please, Can't Ya See,Soul Brothers Syndicate/Darrell Smith - The Drifter,

check out artists on todays podcast : ACRAZE, Bob Marley & The Wailers & Steve, Good Times Ahead, James Hype & Kim Petras, James Hype & Piggy Dela Rosa, D.C. Larue & Joey Negro, J Paul Getto, LK, Adri Block, Rubb Sound System, Spencer Morales Ft. Tasha LaRae, John Morales, DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins, Mirko & Meex, Risk Assessment & Hannah Khemoh, Bellaire Ft. Aaron K. Gray & Kelly G., Hardsoul & CASSIMM, The Coney Island Rhythm Band, Marc Cotterell, Zsak, James Hype ..............

Die Florida-weerman, John Morales, uiters bekend in die deelstaat maar nou ook internasional na hy emosioneel geraak het oor die ontwikkeling van orkaan Milton, het met Sky News gepraat oor sy reaksie. Kom ons luister eers daarna.

Hurricane Helene isn’t an outlier. It’s a harbinger of the future, according to NBC hurricane specialist John Morales in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. He joins us to talk about his concerns for Milton’s future victims. Vox asks: Can we trust the polls this year? And Apple News editor Gideon Resnick discusses what the polls can and can’t tell us in the final weeks of the election. In a landmark move, the EPA said U.S. cities must remove all lead pipes over the next decade. The Washington Post has more. NPR reports on how the Supreme Court may uphold the Biden administration’s plan to regulate “ghost guns.” Popular Mechanics explains why the “godfather of AI,” who just won a Nobel Prize for physics, worries the technology could threaten humanity. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.

Today on The Social, meteorologist John Morales tears up reporting on Hurricane Milton.  Then, Eminem is going to be a grandfather!  And, communications experts reveal how staying silent can be a powerful negotiation tool.  Plus, our thoughts on what makes a person bad in bed.  And, dating apps like “Bumble” and “Grindr” plan to use AI to help you meet your perfect match.  

Dianna Russini returns from a stressful last 10 minutes with information regarding the Jets, but after seeing the look on her face, Dan wants her to go do her job. Then, it's time to get to Stugotz's Weekend Observations including the Top 5 Bears Inside and Outside of Sports, Army and Navy, Nick Saban's smile, and Taylor's Yankees Observations. Plus, John Morales of NBC6 went viral for his emotion while discussing Hurricane Milton yesterday. He joins the show to discuss this unprecedented storm, how the storm surge can impact the entire west part of the state, how to save yourself and your family, and how the extremes of weather are increasing because of the heating climate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nicolle Wallace is joined by John Morales, Vaughn Hillyard, Michael Steele, Acting FEMA Director of Response and Recovery Keith Turi, Rick Stengel, Aisha Mills, Cornell Belcher, Jim Messina, Matt Dowd, and Admiral James Stavridis.

Are you bracing yourself for the teen years? Buckle up, because John Morales and Sarah Tafoya sat down with Danielle Bean on Morning Air to talk about the ups and downs of raising teens. Danielle, mom of eight kids (yes, eight!), dropped some serious wisdom on surviving these years without losing your mind—or your faith.   Here's the scoop:   Teens = Big Attitudes Danielle doesn't sugarcoat it; teens definitely develop an attitude (or two!). But instead of seeing it as terrifying, she reframes it: it's a sign of growth! Teens are figuring out who they are, which is awkward for everyone. As parents, it's our job to support them as they grow.   How to Break Through the Silence We all know the "How was school?" conversation that ends with a one-word answer: "Fine."  Danielle recommends getting creative with your questions.   Try:   "What was the best part of your day?" "Who's your closest friend and why?" When all else fails, do something active with them: playing sports, cooking, or even a project can get the conversation flowing when sitting face-to-face feels too intense. Pray, Pray, and Pray Some More Feeling like you're losing control? That's where prayer comes in. Danielle urges parents to be “prayer warriors” for their teens. You can't control everything they face, but you can entrust them to God and their guardian angels. Seriously, praying for your teen's angel is a game-changer, especially when you can't be there in person.   Balance Freedom and Rules Yes, teens need space. Yes, they need boundaries. It's a dance, like when John shared how he and his son hit the batting cages together, mixing fun with father-son bonding. Or when it comes to screens and phones, Danielle says delay it as long as possible. Teens might push back, but that's okay! "If your teen is happy with all your rules, you might be doing something wrong," she jokes (but also… she's kinda serious!).   Final words of wisdom: Don't freak out! God handpicked you to be the parent of your teen. Lean into His grace, keep praying, and remember: you're shaping them into the person God wants them to be. You've got this!

This week we celebrate the rich tapestry of music from legendary artists and fresh new sounds alike. This episode pays homage to the iconic Franky Beverly and Sergio Mendes, featuring timeless selections that pay tribute to their groundbreaking contributions.Dive into remixes from The Whiskey Barons, Kid Gusto, and The Neptunes, alongside fresh beats from Fred Everything and James Alexander, The Boom Yeh, and East Coast Love Affair. Enjoy Italo Disco with Lego Edit, Latin Jazz Funk with Sai Galaxy, and summer vibes from Sonya Spence. Experience Balearic sounds from A Man Called Adam and 100 Poems, Pittsburgh Boogie with Buscrates, and Broken Beat bliss from Stefano De Santis. Plus, explore Afro Latin Funk, jazzy covers, and Disco Edits from John Morales for a diverse listening journey.For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/in-the-pocket/Tune into new broadcasts of In The Pocket, LIVE, Fridays from 12 - 2 PM EST / 5 - 7 PM GMT.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

So, are you thinking about retiring? You're definitely not alone! On today's Morning Air, John Morales had a really interesting chat with Harry Kraemer—former CEO of Baxter and all-around wise guy—about when it's the right time to retire. Spoiler alert: it's not as simple as hitting a certain age!   Harry pointed out that with people living longer these days, deciding when to retire has gotten a bit trickier. Back in the day, the average lifespan was around 65, so retiring made sense. But now, you might live into your 80s or 90s, which means you could be retired for more years than you actually worked!    The big takeaway? Plan ahead! Harry emphasized that it's super important to think about what you want to do in retirement. Don't just stop working one day and expect everything to fall into place. Whether it's volunteering, getting more involved in your church, or even writing that novel, you've got to have a plan.   And remember, retirement doesn't mean retiring from life! You can stay active, contribute to your community, and keep that sense of purpose going strong. So, before you decide to clock out for good, take some time to pray, reflect, and really think about what God might be calling you to do with the next chapter of your life.    As Harry likes to say, "life's not a sprint—it's a marathon."  So, pace yourself, plan wisely, and enjoy the ride!

John Morales had an incredible conversation with Theresa Civantos Barber, the assistant editor for Aleteia, on the latest Morning Air podcast. They looked into the amazing journey of American swimmer Katie Ledecky, and trust us, it's a story you don't want to miss.    So, the Paris Summer Olympics had its fair share of drama because of the Opening Ceremony, but one athlete who truly stole the spotlight was Katie Ledecky.  She snagged four medals in Paris, including two golds, bringing her total to 14 Olympic medals! That makes her the most decorated American woman in Olympic history. Can you believe that?    But here's the thing—Katie's not just a powerhouse in the pool. She's got this incredible humble spirit and an unwavering Catholic faith that sets her apart from everyone else. Barber shared how Ledecky's humility and gratitude are what really make her shine. She's not one to brag; her high school teachers didn't even know she was Olympic bound until they saw it in the news. How wild is that?    Katie finds her calm and focus through prayer, especially the Hail Mary, which she says before every race. Imagine that—right before diving in, she's connecting with her faith.    Faith in Action   Katie's faith isn't just something she keeps to herself; she lives it out loud. She's a rockstar volunteer, serving meals to the homeless, leading campus ministry, and helping out in her family's parish.    Her virtues—perseverance, dedication, generosity, and humility—are not just words. They're a way of life. Katie's a role model for all of us, showing that you can be both an incredible athlete and a genuinely kind person.    Inspiring the Next Generation   Barber shared a sweet story about how her own kids are inspired by Katie. They've started incorporating prayer into their sports routines, just like Katie does. Her son, for instance, prayed the Hail Mary before his game because he was nervous. It's amazing to see how Katie's faith and dedication resonate with young athletes.    John mentions that Katie Ledecky's story is a shining example of how sports can be a school of virtue, echoing Pope St. John Paul II's sentiment that we can all be athletes for Christ.    Final Thoughts   Katie Ledecky's journey reminds us that true greatness isn't just in medals but in character. Her story is a beautiful example of how faith can anchor us, guide us, and inspire us to be better.    So, if you're looking for a role model who perfectly balances excellence with humility and competition with faith, Katie Ledecky is your girl. 

In this podcast episode of Morning Air, John Morales tackles a big question: are sports, especially the Olympics, still worth our time? Joining the conversation is Dr. Bill Thierfelder, president of Belmont Abbey College and a former Olympian, live from Charlotte, North Carolina.   Sports and Virtue: A Perfect Match?    St. Pope St. John Paul II loved sports. He saw them as a "school of virtue" and a gift from God. So could the Olympics, with their virtuous roots, still be a great example of excellence and faith today, in spite of all the blasphemy we saw in the Opening Ceremony?   The Controversy: Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony    Dr. Thierfelder talks about the Vatican's reaction to the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony, which mocked the Last Supper. This outrageous act left you feeling hurt and angry, and that's totally understandable. Dr. Thierfelder argues that it shouldn't take away from the athletes' hard work and dedication, though.    A Peek into Olympic History    Did you know the Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" (Swifter, Higher, Stronger) was inspired by a Catholic priest, Fr. Henri Didon? Dr. Thierfelder shares this neat tidbit, showing how the Olympic spirit is all about lifting humanity and reflecting our God-given potential.   Athletes as Faith Role Models    Despite the controversy, athletes like Katie Ledecky set positive examples. Ledecky, a devout Catholic, prays the Hail Mary before every swim. Isn't that amazing?   Listener Reactions    Listeners Tracy and Mike call in to share their thoughts. They've decided to boycott the Olympics in protest. Dr. Thierfelder respects their decision but also talks about the importance of recognizing the good in sports and suggests writing letters to Olympic organizers to voice concerns constructively.    Final Thoughts: Be Athletes for Christ    Dr. Thierfelder wraps up by encouraging Catholics to stay engaged in the world and embody virtues in everything they do, just like Olympic athletes. He calls for action beyond personal boycotts, advocating for public efforts to uphold respect and virtue everywhere.   So, while there are good reasons to question the current state of the Olympics, Dr. Thierfelder believes that focusing on the athletes' virtuous efforts and speaking out can help keep the spirit of the Olympic Games alive. Let's keep our eyes on higher things and remember, as St. Pope St. John Paul II taught, we can all be athletes for Christ.    How do you feel about this? Have you decided to boycott the Olympic Games?

In this episode of True Crime To-Go, John and Jamie discuss the downfall of the man who voiced McGruff the Crime Dog. McGruff is a character many of us grew up with, famous for his catchphrase, "Take a bite out of crime." But as it turns out, it took a bite out of him.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crimecast--4106013/support.

“And as they led him away, they seized one Simon of Cyrene, who was coming in from the country, and laid on him the cross, to carry it behind Jesus.” Luke 23:26. This week I explore the reality of watching another struggle under the weight of their cross. Perhaps, we are called to be "Simon" in the lives of those we love. Could Simon of Cyrene have known the pivotal part that he would play in the story of salvation? Relevant Radio:I'm now chatting monthly with John Morales on the Morning Air show on Relevant Radio! Can you believe it? Check out the showSample interview:https://omny.fm/shows/morning-air/why-of-the-faith-be-more-do-less?t=32m51sIf this episode blessed you, I would be so honored if you shared it with a friend, rated it, or left us a review! I always love to connect :suzanne @latteandlaundry.com

Do you or someone you love struggle with obesity, diabetes, hypertension, or cancer? This episode is a must-listen!  

DJ Edseven's live mix of seminal 90s house vibes from underground tracks and iconic anthems evoke the soulful essence of a magical era of music. Check out this 90min selection of his at the SPIRIT OF HOUSE TRIBUTE PARTY which happened last week on a Sunday afternoon. Getting down while fire pits were on warming the dancefloor at Greenwood Hotel in what was such a memorable afternoon. TRACK LISTING: 1. Block & Crown & Paul Parsons - Funk Reincarnation (Tactical Records, year unknown) 2. Amp Fiddler - Superficial (Remix) (Mahogani Music, year unknown) 3. The Vision feat. Andreya Triana - Heaven (Defected Records, 2020) 4. Sara Parker - My Love Is Deep (Slip 'n' Slide, 1994) 5. Kenlou - Moonshine (MAW Records, 1995) 6. Mood II Swing - Closer (King Street Sounds, 1992) 7. Logic - Blues For You (Strictly Rhythm, 1994) 8. Nuyorican Soul - It's Alright, I Feel It feat. Jocelyn Brown (Talkin' Loud, 1997) 9. DJ Steaw - Holding On (Rutilance Recordings, 2016) 10. Kerri Chandler - Hallelujah (King Street Sounds, 1996) 11. The Dangerfeel Newbies - What Am I Here For? (Danny Krivit Edit) (Defected Records, 2014) 12. Taxi Cab - Chunk-A-Nova (Remix) (Strictly Rhythm, 1992) 13. Terrence Parker - Your Love (Seventh Sign Recordings, 1996) 14. Cheek - Venus (Sunshine People) (DJ Gregory Remix) (Versatile Records, 2002) 15. Mike Dunn - DJ Beat That Shhh (feat. MD X-Spress) (Moreaboutmusic, 2013) 16. Loleatta Holloway - Can't Let You Go (Louie Vega & Josh Milan Truth Dub 1) (Vega Records, 2017) 17. Gary's Gang - Let's Lovedance Tonight (Nervous Records, 1996) 18. Peven Everett - Stuck (Defected Records, 2007) 19. Armand Van Helden - You Don't Know Me (feat. Duane Harden) (FFRR, 1999) 20. MD X-Spress - God Made Me Phunky (Defected Records, 1994) 21. Bougie Soliterre - Got the Bug (Plastic City, 1997) 22. The Bucketheads - The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind) (Henry Street Music, 1995) 23. Unknown - Unknown (?) 24. Armand Van Helden - All Right (feat. Old Skool Junkies) (Strictly Rhythm, 1996) 25. SOHO - Hot Music (Remix) (Code Red Recordings, 1990) The mix is a live recording from SPIRIT OF HOUSE TRIBUTE PARTY put on by SOUL OF SYDNEY & FALLEN DISCO DJ's, if you are keen on the sound check out more events at www.soulofsydney.org/spiritofhouse Listen to more from EDSEVEN https://soundcloud.com/edseven/ www.instagram.com/edseven www.facebook.com/djedseven7 www.ra.co/dj/edseven About EDSEVEN Edseven Motor City Wine / SMTHNG SMTIME / Steppers / CoOp / Razor N Tape / Inner Tribe / Feedasoul / Turntables on the Hudson / Soul of Sydney. Sydney based dj Edseven has built a rock-solid reputation over the last 20 years, sharing the stage djing with the likes of Gilles Peterson, Domu, John Morales, Nai Palm, Peanut Butter Wolf, Norman Jay, Dego, IG Culture and many more across Australia, Tokyo, New York, Berlin, Kyoto, Detroit, LA, Paris and Amsterdam. A collector of many styles, a typical Edseven dj set could include anything from Detroit Hip Hop to Nigerian Funk, UK Broken beat to Chicago House, Classic Soul to Future Beat and beyond. Edseven's production work also taps into his broad taste - releasing Future Soul, late-night House burners, Cosmic Afro Bruk, Hip Hop and Neo Soul. Collaborating with artists including Megatronic, Steve Spacek, Colonel Red, Oliver Night, Inkswel, Kid Sublime and releasing music on labels including Razor N Tape, CoOp, Turntables on the Hudson, City Fly, Motor City Wine and Inner Tribe. Always eclectic, his selections join the dots between styles and eras with skill and respect – never losing focus on the dancers.

In a recent episode of Morning Air, John Morales explores the topic of transgender surgeries for minors, featuring invaluable insights from Mary Rice Hasson, an attorney and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. They talk about the controversial practices at Boston Children's Hospital and the lies of gender-affirming care.   The Issue at Hand: Boston Children's Hospital has been under scrutiny for performing sex-change surgeries on minors, despite media claims to the contrary. Publicly available documents confirm that procedures such as gender-affirming hysterectomies are indeed being performed on children.    Mary Rice Hasson's Perspective: Mary Rice Hasson highlights the underlying problem: the belief that gender identity can and should be altered to match a person's feelings, rather than accepting the biological reality of being male or female. Simply because you feel a certain way doesn't mean you are that way. Our culture puts way too much emphasis on feelings, and not enough on realty.    The Bigger Picture: This issue has gained momentum over the past decade, with the Biden administration pushing gender identity policies in schools and healthcare. Don't lose hope thinking you're alone in promoting the truth, though. You should be encouraged to know that many people are taking a stand, especially Catholics.    Key Points from the Discussion:   Medical and Ethical Concerns:   Many hospitals, including Boston Children's, perform irreversible surgeries on minors, often leading to sterilization.   These practices are criticized as exploiting vulnerable young people for profit, without addressing underlying mental health issues. These hospitals are in it for themselves, not for your children.    Cultural Impact:   The propagation of gender identity ideology has led to increased confusion and pressure on children and parents.   Mary Rice Hasson says that true affirmation should be based on accepting one's biological sex as a gift from God, rather than altering the body.   Parental Challenges:   Parents often face emotional blackmail, being told their child's life depends on transitioning. They face so much pressure to go along with what their kids want because they're afraid their children will do something drastic to harm themselves.   There is a critical need for parents to have open, honest conversations with their children about their feelings and the reality of their bodies.   Final Thoughts:   Mary Rice Hasson encourages Catholics and all people to speak up against these practices and to educate themselves and others about the truth of human sexuality. Emphasizing the teachings of the Church, she calls for a return to recognizing the inherent dignity and unchangeable nature of being created male or female.    Let's keep this conversation going and ensure that the truth about our human identity is upheld and protected. 

If you're praying for your children to come back to the faith, never stop! Who knows... they could one day become a priest!   On a recent Morning Air podcast, John Morales had a chat with Fr. Mac Hill, sharing his inspiring conversion story. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Fr. Mac grew up in a solid Catholic family but veered off course during his high school and college days.   High School & College:   Fr. Mac was your typical high school jock, more into his reputation and partying than his faith.   He went to the University of Florida, diving headfirst into the college party scene. But instead of fun, it left him feeling empty and lost.   The Wake-Up Call:   Things hit rock bottom the night before spring break when he was drunk and crashed his truck, which ended him in jail.   In his cell, he had a massive epiphany, realizing he was on a dangerous path and desperately reached out to God.   Reconnecting with Faith:   A twist of fate: just before his arrest, an old classmate invited him to a Bible study. After his release, he went and discovered a group of passionate, faith-filled college students.   This kickstarted his journey back to faith, with a heartfelt confession and a deep experience of God's mercy, "turning his shame into a hunger for the Eucharist."   The Big Decision:   Initially, Fr. Mac brushed off thoughts of becoming a priest, even dating his "dream girl" while figuring things out.   But through prayer and a consecration to Jesus through Mary, he found peace and clarity about his calling.   He entered St. John Vianney College Seminary in 2014 and was ordained on May 15, 2021.     Life as Fr. Mac:   Now, he's the parochial vicar at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, loving every day as a new adventure with the Lord, full of joy and peace.   Fr. Mac's journey from wild party nights to a devoted priest shows just how powerful God's grace can be. It's a reminder that no matter how far we stray, it's never too late to turn back and find true peace and purpose. 

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How often do you think about heaven? How do you picture it? Does it fill you with immense peace?   John Morales has a heavenly discussion with Fr. Jerome Koutnik, exploring the nature of heaven. Spoiler alert: it's not the soda-fountain-in-the-clouds you might have imagined as a kid!    A Spiritual Dimension Fr. Jerome helps us understand that heaven isn't a physical location. Instead, it's a transcendent reality. St. Paul hints at this in 1 Corinthians 2:9, describing heaven as something beyond our wildest dreams.   Jesus' Ascension: A Physical Event with a Spiritual Meaning When Jesus ascended, it wasn't about reaching a physical "place" but symbolizing a higher, glorified existence. He rose to confirm the apostles' faith, showing that His presence isn't confined to physical realms.   Heavenly Presence: Beyond Time and Space Fr. Jerome emphasizes that while heaven isn't a physical place, Jesus' risen body and the bodies of Mary and St. Joseph are present there in a glorified form. They move beyond physical constraints, embodying a spiritual reality that transcends our earthly understanding.   Mass: A Glimpse of Heaven on Earth Fr. Jerome beautifully connects this concept to the Mass. It's not just a local gathering; it's a mystical participation in the eternal, heavenly liturgy. Through the Eucharist, heaven and earth unite, making every Mass a step into the divine.   Heaven: In the Heart of Christ For those still wondering, “Where is heaven?” Fr. Jerome poetically concludes: heaven is in the heart of Christ. It's a place of eternal love and mercy, where we're invited to dwell forever.    Are you living for heaven now on Earth?    Key Takeaways:   Heaven isn't a physical place: It's a transcendent reality.   Jesus' ascension: Symbolic of moving to a glorified existence.   Presence in heaven: Not bound by physical limitations.   Mass: A mystical participation in the heavenly liturgy.

Do you get stressed by all the meetings you have at work? Are you struggling to find time in the day to get stuff done?   John Morales sat down with Harry Kraemer, a seasoned professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University, to dissect Shopify's bold decision to cut down on meetings. Shopify, the e-commerce giant, has shaken up the corporate world by eliminating all recurring meetings with more than two people and limiting large meetings to once a week.

Do you find it difficult to practice humility? Do you find yourself confused about what it really means to be humble?   John Morales dives deep with Fr. John Gordon into the spiritual arsenal we possess in our battle against the devil.    Satan's Achilles Heel: Humility!  Fr. Gordon stresses the profound power of humility as our ultimate weapon against the devil's deceptions. Quoting scripture, he emphasizes that our perceived weaknesses, when surrendered to God, become our greatest strengths. Humility, rather than a display of weakness, emerges as a declaration of trust in Jesus. This transforms our vulnerabilities into a formidable force against evil.   Daily Prayers, Divine Protections:  He shares the daily practice of invoking St. Michael the Archangel, whose defense against wickedness isn't based on might but on unity with God. This alignment with God dismantles the devil's strategies, as he thrives on pride and rebellion—traits starkly opposed to the humility demonstrated by St. Michael and the Blessed Virgin Mary.   Mary's Modesty: A Model of Might Father portrays the Virgin Mary as the epitome of humility. Her simple yet profound "yes" to God exemplifies the ultimate surrender to divine will, a model for us all. Through her life, Mary demonstrated that true humility involves knowing and trusting in God's plans above all.   Unmasking the Enemy:  The devil, crippled by his inability to create, only distorts. Fr. Gordon says that recognizing truth empowers us to overcome the devil's influence. Importantly, humility is recognized not as self-degradation but as an honest acknowledgment of our identity as beloved children of God. We don't belittle our worth, but we recognize our worth in God. We don't try to find acceptance in other people or what they say about us.    The Nuclear Power of Humility:  Fr. Gordon boldly claims humility is like a nuclear weapon in spiritual combat. It directly counters the devil's pride and is essential for overcoming the temptations that plague our fallen nature.   The Mother of All Battles:  Fr. Gordon draws us back to Our Lady, whose messages of prayer and penance continue to guide us toward peace. Mary's humble acceptance of God's will, despite not knowing the full picture of what was to come, can help you on your own spiritual journey towards heaven.   In a world riddled with spiritual skirmishes, Fr. John Gordon remind us that arming ourselves with humility and trusting in God not only defends us against the devil, but it aligns us with the powerful force of goodness and truth. Ask the Lord for the graces to be truly humble and let it revolutionize your spiritual battles! 

We were both back in the disco hot seats of East London delivering two hours of grooves, with gorgeous new releases by legends including John Morales, Kelly G and Candi Staton. As well as rounding up gig news from the likes of Air and Ibibio Sound Machine, there's a suitable sprinkling of spring time tracks by Teena Marie, Air and loads of new flavours to get excited about for spring/summer 2024.For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/disco-freaks/Tune into new broadcasts of Disco Freaks, LIVE, Opposite Wednesdays from 2 - 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT, in association with Hoxton Radio London.//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CLASSIC MIX Ep.39 'The most emblematic House Classic tunes on podcast' Episode Special Tracks Ranked Selected & mixed by Mr. Marceaux 01 Voices - Voices in my mind [CJ Mackintosh mix] (1994 Sound Of Ministry) 02 Dajae - Brighter days [Hadji & Emmanuel mix] (2005 Big Love) 03 Mousse T - Horny [Scott Diaz Gospel Excursion] (2018 Peppermint Jam) 04 DJ Meme Orchestra feat Tracey K - Love is you [John Morales instru] (2011 Mn2s) 05 Ultra Naté - Found a cure [Mood II Swing mix] (1998 Strictly Rhythm) 06 Boris Dlugosh pres Boom - Keep pushin [DJ Disciples mix] (1996 Peppermint Jam) 07 Zhane - Vibe [Maurice Joshua mix] (1994 Motown) 08 Copyright feat Mr.V & Miss Patty - In da club 'Shake shit up' (2008 Defected) 09 Dennis Ferrer feat Tyrone Ellis - Underground is my home (2006 King Street) 10 Yass feat L.T Brown - Im free [James Deron 2k18 Remix] (2018 Purple Music) 11 DJ Sneak - Show me the way (1995 Henry Street) 12 Wahoo - Make em shake it [Sandy Rivera mix] (2005 Defected) 13 Bob Sinclar - Save our soul [Brian Tappert re-edit] (2002 Legato Records) 14 Una Mas - I will follow you [Full Intention Club mix] (2002 Defected) 15 Belezamusica - U got me spinning [Seamus Haji mix] (2005 Soul Love) 16 Todd Terry feat Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown - Keep on jumping [Re-Tide Disco Remix] (2018 Phoenix Music) 17 First Choice - Doctor love [Late Nite Tuff Guy Reworks] (2018 Salsoul Records) More infos on DEEPINSIDE.co.uk © 2024 DEEPINSIDE.co.uk

Nos juntamos con uno de los mejores talentos que viene subiendo en PR Alejandro Peña y uno de los bailarines con mas consistencia en la industria John Morales para discutir la evolución de la industria de bailarines. Discutimos las cosas que debemos mejorar como industria, la experiencia de Alejandro en la convención KAOS y su experiencia bailando con Rauw Alejandro en el evento, interioridades del concierto de Jay Wheeler donde John estuvo participando y discutimos por cual generación en el baile es la mejor y que cosas hay que mejorar de cara al futuro. No Puedo Tengo Ensayo TV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nopuedotengoensayotv  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nptetv/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nptetv?_t=8goIM5mo9FL&_r=1 Yadiel Carrasco Instagram: https://instagram.com/yadielcarrasco?igshid=18pwybdws2ztp  F07 Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/f07media/  Bryan Gómez Instagram: https://instagram.com/bryanphotography96?igshid=1j9bmit6s7dy4  Karla Pérez Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karlandrea25/ "Las expresiones vertidas en No Puedo Tengo Ensayo TV, no representan, ni la opinión ni la postura, ni la política institucional de Yadiel Carrasco y/o la producción de No puedo Tengo ensayo TV." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nopuedotengoensayotv/support

"Morning Air" delved into the harrowing aftermath of the Kansas City shooting that erupted amidst Super Bowl victory festivities.  This unexpected turn from euphoria to despair, following a dispute that ended in gunfire, has left many searching for answers and solace. Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves' assurance that this was not an act of terrorism does little to take away the grief of a community in mourning, especially when you consider the victims, whose ages span from 8 to 47, with many being under the age of 16. In these moments of collective heartache, Rhonda Stark joined John Morales to reflect on the senseless violence that has once again touched innocent lives. It's so easy to get numb when we hear about these stories, but we must always take time to pray and grieve. Rhonda's focus on the likely backgrounds of those who perpetrate such acts—a lack of love, stability, and a sense of belonging—speaks to the power of the Catholic faith, family, and community. Your job as a parent matters so much because you are giving your children a safe and stable upbringing that so many don't have.  Her advice to you, as you're grappling with how to address this tragedy with your children, was to remember the importance of age-appropriate discussions, and the necessity of providing a secure space for your children to express their fears and questions. Her emphasis on strategic planning for safety in public spaces, while not allowing fear to overshadow our lives, is something to really consider.  But perhaps what might strike you the most were her final thoughts on taking actionable steps towards healing. She encouraged you to connect with those affected through platforms like Childrens Mercy, reminding you that even the smallest gesture of sending a message of hope can ripple through a community in need of comfort. In prayer and solidarity, we stand with Kansas City, united in our hope and prayer for a future where celebrations are never again marred by such tragedies.

The Kansas City Chiefs are certainly thrilled to take home another Super Bowl victory, but the city now mourns the loss of life because of the shooting that happened at the team celebration parade. It's absolutely heartbreaking to hear this news, and John Morales talks with team chaplain Fr. Richard Rocha, amidst the swirl of victory and sorrow.  Heartache Hits Home: Just when the victory parade was pumping up Chiefs Kingdom, tragedy struck. Fr. Rocha shares a personal twist – the victim was the sister of a close friend. He missed the parade for Ash Wednesday duties but woke up to this devastating news. His call to prayer for the affected families adds a somber note to our celebration. Epic Super Bowl Moments: Fr. Rocha got to witness the Chiefs' stunning win at Super Bowl 58 firsthand. Imagine the experience! He tells you about the team's spiritual prep and how having Mass kept everyone grounded amidst the Vegas buzz. It's all about keeping faith no matter where you are!  Spotlight on the Stars: Patrick Mahomes and Harrison Butker steal the show, not just with their killer plays but with their big hearts too. Butker, with his ashes on his forehead at the parade, and Mahomes giving glory to God post-win, show what real champs are made of. Dynasty Dreams: With three Super Bowl titles in five years, are we looking at a Chiefs dynasty? Father is all in, praising the dream team's spirit and leadership. So, whether you're a die-hard Chiefs fan or just love a good story of triumph and resilience, let's keep the prayers going for those affected by the tragedy and cheer on our teams with all the faith and passion in the world! 

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on 2-16-24 Peter Grandich joins us for a sobering look at the economy, and the future of retirement plans We replay a conversation our colleague, John Morales, had earlier today on Morning Air with Kansas City Chiefs Chaplain Fr. Richard Rocha Drew talks about the pillars of Lent, and explains what Catholic indulgences really are

Disco Freaks return from Barcelona with a Catalan skip in their step and a bag of stories & songs from their Spanish Trip. Hear all about vinyl bars Curtis, Salva Disco & Perros Mediterráneos + the BCN scene bubbling away through DJs like Barcelona Disco Lovers, Ivy Barkakati & Stacey Cute. Grooves from Masters At Work, Colleen Cosmo Murphy, Miles Away Records, John Morales & Another Taste.This show was first broadcast on the 7th of February, 2024For more info and tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/disco-freaks/Tune into new broadcasts of Disco Freaks, LIVE, Opposite Wednesdays from 2 - 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT, in association with Hoxton Radio London.Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you ready for the "Big Game" this Sunday? Grab your favorite snacks and get ready for a great match between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. John Morales interviews Fr. Richard Rocha, the Catholic chaplain for the Kansas City Chiefs, ahead of Super Bowl 58. Here's the breakdown: Imagine how amazing it'd be to be able to offer Mass for the team! This is Fr. Rocha's role as chaplain. He is responsible for providing Mass for Catholic players and staff, offering confessions, counseling, and even performing weddings and baptisms for team members. He is present at the team's hotel before games and travels with the team to the Super Bowl.  #dreamlife Harrison Butker's faith:  You may know about the strong Catholic faith of Chiefs' placekicker Harrison Butker, who wears the brown scapular and credits his success to his devotion to Our Lady. He spent time in a monastery giving thanks after winning the Super Bowl. He's such a great witness, and you'll hear a clip of him talking to John Morales from last year. Faith within the team: Fr. Rocha agrees that faith is important for many Chiefs players, who are seen in prayer and giving glory to God on the sideline during games.  Super Bowl expectations: Father is no doubt confident that the Chiefs can win another Super Bowl, given their track record and strong performance in the playoffs. 

01. Soulfuledge, Kerrie Masters - P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) (Extended Mix) 02. Roland Clark & Osheen - The Conversation (Andrew Felo Remix) 03. Drama, Flight Facilities - Dollar $hort (Original Mix) 04. Carlos Castro, Artel Govea - Only 4 Luv (Original Mix) 05. Tom Leeland - Come Around (Original MIx) 06. Satin Jackets - Heart Won't Move (Tête de la Course Extended House Mix 07. Papik, The Soultrend Orchestra - King Of The Dancefloor (Micky More & Andy Tee Remix) 08. John Morales & DJ Spen pres. Tasha LaRae - You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else (Extended Club Mix) 09. Marco Bartolucci, Riky Mura - Loose in Soul (Extended Mix) 10. Leo Janeiro - Soul Train (Original Mix) 11. Soulfuledge - Wrapped Around You (Original Mix) 12. Boo Williams & Jamiel Patton - Chicago The Place To Be (Original Mix)

Do you have a family member or friend away from the Church? It might break your heart because you want them to return. What can you do to soften their hearts and consider returning to Mass?  John Morales and Marcel LeJeune explore this topic which is close to many hearts.

Morning Air® with John Morales, Glen Leverenz, and Sarah Tafoya is an inspiring, informative, joyful, and family-friendly way to start your day! From breaking news and social issues to tips for business, parenting and family life, they cover every topic from a balanced, Catholic perspective. Catch up any time at relevantradio.com, the Relevant Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

SOUL OF SYDNEY #405: Sydney Crate Digger, DJ, Radio Host and label don, DJ PARIS GROOVESCOOTER (Groovescooter Records) laying down a heavy dose of DISCO & FUNK goodness at this live mix recorded at SOUL OF SYDNEY NYD 2024. Track List / • Chaka Khan - I Know You, I Live You • The Trammps - Can We Come Together (Dave Lee remix) • Earth Wind & Fire - I've Had Enough • EW&F - Let Your Feelings Show • The Quick - Rhythm of The Jungle (12” Mix) • Fonzi Thornton feat. Chic - I'll Change My Game • Saturday Night Band - Come Dance, Dance • Cheryl Lynn - Got To Be Real • Kinsman Dazz - I Searched Around • The Commodores - Keep On Taking Me Higher • Peabo Bryson - Paradise • Another Taste - Don't Touch It • Chicago - Street Player (Dimitri from Paris remix) • Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine - Rhythm Is Gonna Get You • Sunburst Band - Listen Love • Harmony Cats - Ma Ma Ma Mae • The Clark Sisters - Everything Is Gonna Be Alright • Donna Summer - If It Hurts Just A Little About PARIS GROOVESCOOTER Sydney DJ for the last 20 years, regular at parties like Soul of Sydney and also a member of the Afrobrasiliana DJ crew. Record label manager and 20 year radio host/DJ (currently host of 2SER's Jumping The Gap show, formerly on FBi, Eastide FM & SBS Radio Alchemy). Has supported New York's John Morales, The Bamboos and others. Good quality disco, boogie, Afro, Latin, soul, funk, reggae, tropical and discerning '80s and jazz - all mixed for the dancefloor. Loads of 2-hour Radio DJs Mixes here: https://bit.ly/3uGmVnc Links: https://www.facebook.com/GroovescooterAU https://www.groovescooter.com/radio/ https://soundcloud.com/groovescooter/ https://www.instagram.com/groovescooter_threethirtyseven/ https://twitter.com/GroovescooterAU https://muzeek.com/parisgroovescooter ABOUT GROOVE SCOOTER RECORDS Based in Sydney, Australia, Groovescooter is an independent record label, production house, film music supervisory/licensing service, events company and remix team founded by long-time friends/collaborators Georgie Zuzak and Paris Pompor. The two DJs and music collectors had played in various bands together and separately in the '80s/'90s, before setting up the Groovescooter record label and their DIY studio in the late-'90s. In 2019, the label celebrated its 21st birthday with the launch of its vinyl-only 45 imprint, Thr33-Thirty Seven Records co-run with another friend and music fanatic named Nico. The imprint's first two releases were Oyobi's much-loved Gamble & Huff/Jean Carn 7″ remake of Don't Let It Go To Your Head, and a reissue of Aussie jazz-funk rarity Pink Steamroller by The Life Organisation. With one foot in their '80s femo-funk-punk and queer disco pasts, the other in the dancefloor's fluid future, an enduring love of new and vintage soul, funk, jazz, electro, Afro, Latin, reggae and tropical vibes inform most of what they do and love.

In a recent episode of "Morning Air," John Morales had an exhilarating conversation with Curtis Martin, the founder of FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), marking a jubilant 25-year anniversary of the organization.

Hour 2 of The Drew Mariani Show 12-11-23 Chaplet of Divine Mercy  Fr. Rocky talks about the upcoming Family Rosary Across America event at the Shrine of Christ's Passion. John Morales joins the show LIVE from the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe 

John Morales engaged in a conversation with Father Esequiel Sanchez about the significant event of Our Lady of Guadalupe's apparitions. This event holds profound importance, especially considering that before 1000 AD, Christianity was nonexistent in the Americas. Father Sanchez, the rector of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Des Plaines, Illinois, delved deep into the intriguing story and the historical context of these apparitions, aligning with the Nican Mopohua narrative. This story is not just about an uneducated, illiterate man, Juan Diego, but about a historian, a guardian of the people's history, whose powerful memory helped in validating the apparitions. The conversation highlighted the unique timing of these apparitions, coinciding with Europe's turmoil during the Protestant Reformation. What makes Our Lady of Guadalupe's message extraordinary is its focus on love, help, and protection without calling for conversions or foretelling apocalyptic events. She sought to build a sanctuary for everyone – natives, Spaniards, Africans, mestizos – under her maternal care. Father Sanchez pointed out the global impact of these apparitions, evident from the widespread devotion across continents. The emotional, personal stories of faith, like that of a father undertaking a painful penance for his sick daughter, show the deep, personal connection devotees have with Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Damian Pardo, who is running against Sabina Covo for a commissioner's seat in Miami's District 2's run-off election, and James Torres, who ran against Damian Pardo just recently in the general election, joins Billy Corben in-studio to talk about political partnerships and Covo's wooing of Torres for his support. Also, NBC 6 hurricane specialist John Morales joins the show to talk about that vicious storm that happened in South Florida this week. Plus, Tonya Galiñanes was a librarian at Tohopekaliga High School in Kissimmee, Florida for a decade before being driven to resign from her post due to Florida's laws on banned books. She talks to Billy about what she went through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Disco Freaks join us for this month's show live from London off the back of their month long 10th Birthday celebrations in Hackney. We've a run down of the parties and special guests, disco classics from Sharon Redd & Maze plus new releases including Joel Sarakula, Seamus Haji, Richie Havens & an exclusive 7' John Morales mix of AXNÉR.Tune into new broadcasts of Disco Freaks, LIVE, Opposite Wednesdays from 2 - 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT, in association with Hoxton Radio LondonFor more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/disco-freaks///.Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did St. John Paul II impact your life in a specific way? His legacy may have helped you to grow in your own faith or maybe it inspired someone you know to join the priesthood. St. John Paul II left an indelible mark on the history of the Church and gave us a rich set of writings and teachings.  John Morales discusses the remarkable legacy of St. John Paul II in anticipation of the feast marking the 45th anniversary of his inauguration as pope. The episode delves into his vast accomplishments, such as his extensive travels to 129 countries and his record-setting Mass attendance in Manila.  The conversation also features George Weigel, an author and papal biographer. Weigel provides a deeper understanding of Pope St. John Paul II as a person and his relationships with both the Jewish and Muslim communities. He elaborates on the Holy Father's role as an ecumenical leader, often referred to as the "Great Unifier." Weigel offers insights into the Pope's nuanced understanding of the Islamic world. He also underscores this saint's enduring impact on interfaith dialogue and his vision of a united, peaceful world.

Morning Air® with John Morales, Glen Leverenz, and Sarah Tafoya is an inspiring, informative, joyful, and family-friendly way to start your day! From breaking news and social issues to tips for business, parenting and family life, they cover every topic from a balanced, Catholic perspective. Catch up any time at relevantradio.com, the Relevant Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

This week Kelly-Anne drops new releases from Dave Lee, Dicky Trisco & Pete Herbert, Jungle, Jalen Ngonda, Colleen Cosmo Murphy & Izo Fitzroy, Sophie Lloyd, Amy Douglas, AXNER, John Morales and Marcel Vogel & LYMA. The show also features 3-In-A-Row from Aretha Franklin five years after she passed away as well as classics from Prince, Sly & The Family Stone & Spanky Wilson. Tune into new broadcasts of The Beat Goes On, LIVE, Friday from 2 - 4 PM EST 7 - 9 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/the-beat-goes-on//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the climate change episode. We have veteran meteorologist John Morales of NBC6 to talk with Billy Corben about how hot it is in Miami. Plus, David Samson joins the program to talk about how politicians and sports teams pave over green spaces to build stadiums and arenas and break promises to build public parks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices