Podcast appearances and mentions of john plummer

It's natural to want to look away from the inevitable reality of death but Buddhism teaches that death is an alternate phase of life and makes up a larger universal cycle. To understand death is to deepen our understanding of and appreciation for life. Today's guest, John Plummer, of Cold Spring, NY, shares how facing his fear of loss improved his relationships and deepened his work as a film and TV writer.  References:The New Human Revolution, vol. 24, pp. 177–78A Piece of Mirror and Other Essays, pp. 79, 83–84.Leave of Grass by Walt Whitman.“Like the Sun Rising,” Journey of Life: Selected Poems of Daisaku IkedaUnlocking the Mysteries of Unlocking Birth and Death, p. 104.The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 1, revised edition.

14th-20th CenturiesWe hear works by Guillaume de Machaut, François Andrieu, John Plummer, Mateo Flecha el Viejo, Claudio Monteverdi, Giovanni Viviani, Giovanni Battista Martini, Louis Spohr, George Whitefield Chadwick, and Leonardo Balada.147 Minutes – Week of 2022 October 31

What is it like to be on a narrowboat in the grip of a winter’s cold spell? How do you keep warm on a boat?  Living and working on the canal systems in winter has been notoriously difficult and hard. In this episode we reflect on what it entails to live on the canals in winter today. We also hear a piece of Victorian reportage by a journalist travelling on the Grand Union Junction flyboat, Stourport, in the late 1850s. We also find out why liveaboard boaters could be viewed as ‘floating hobbits.’Journal entry:“3rd January Sunday.I went out into the soundless sphere of night as the New Year was dawning and said “This is me and I am here. You seem so big and dark and unknown.” But I have known your brothers and sisters and have learnt to revel in the days of their sunshine and find their special beauties under skies of steel and water.Today is filled with clinging fog that chills the marrow and makes the bones ache, but your suns will soon come, and larks will sweep the skies again.Welcome.” Episode InformationIn the welcome section I mention the work of Andrew Plummer and his magnificent photographs. His Instagram page is: https://www.instagram.com/andrewpphotos/I also refer to the work of Dru Marland and read out a section from one of her posts from her Facebook page. You can view her exquisite artwork, featuring wildlife and canals, on her Etsy page: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DruMarlandIn this episode I read an extract from journalist and impresario John Hollingshead’s (1858) illuminating account of his journey from London to Birmingham in a Grand Union Junction flyboat, Stourport. You can read a digital copy of this in his Odd Journeys In and Out of London.  The article is titled ‘On the Canal’. General DetailsIn the intro and the outro, Saint-Saen's The Swan is performed by Karr and Bernstein (1961) and available on CC at archive.org. Two-stroke narrowboat engine recorded by 'James2nd' on the River Weaver, Cheshire. Uploaded to Freesound.org on 23rd June 2018. Creative Commons Licence. Piano interludes composed and performed by Helen Ingram.All other audio recorded on site. ContactFor pictures of Erica and images related to the podcasts or to contact me, follow me on:Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/noswpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nighttimeonstillwaters/Twitter: https://twitter.com/NoswPodI would love to hear from you. You can email me at nighttimeonstillwaters@gmail.com   

Return guest John Plummer get on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-sixth episode of The Hold Up to talk about how he's been holding up during quarantine while trying to name the top cartoons of the 90s. John also discusses his work-from-home setup, shares some of his isolation workout routine, talks about... Continue Reading →

In this episode, John Plummer shares insights and stories having to do with the subject of the occult. From the very basics of what is the occult, to people throughout history who have engaged in various occult practices, to his own personal experiences and mystical moments, this conversation is both fun and informative. To hear the rest of the conversation as John shares a few more stories as well as answers the 10 Big Spiritual Questions of Season 2, join The Unravel Community and become a patron. Get exclusive access to bonus content as well as to dive deeper with Brady and others who love to explore spirituality. It's also a great way to support this podcast! Check out theunravelpodcast.com to sign up for email updates and to stay tuned for all the latest happenings. Connect with Brady on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook & bradytoops.com Connect with John on Instagram or at St. Basil's Cathedral Perish Producer & Audio Engineer: Mark Suhonen Music by Mark Suhonen & Joseph Pfeifer

“O perdão cai como uma chuva suave do céu na terra. É duas vezes bendito: bendito ao que dá e bendito ao que recebe”. (William Shakespeare) A menina da foto A foto de uma menina que, durante a guerra do Vietnam, correu com o corpo em chamas provocadas por uma bomba de napalm, tornou-se um grito pela paz. Kim Phuc tinha nove anos. Ela perdeu uma tia e dois primos, mas nunca mais passou um dia sequer sem sentir dor, física e emocional. Em meio à guerra, começou a ler livros religiosos em busca de sentido para a sua vida. Deparando-se com o Novo Testamento, descobriu os ensinos de Jesus Cristo. No Natal de 1982, ela se converteu ao Cristianismo, estudou, casou-se e se tornou embaixadora da boa-vontade da Unesco para a cultura da paz. Sempre que pode, Kim repete: — Eu sofri muito, mas não só com as queimaduras. Passei por traumas, tinha pesadelos, baixa auto-estima, muito ódio e amargura. Quando aprendi a amar e perdoar meus inimigos, meu coração se libertou de todo o ódio. Eu ainda sofro com dores todos os dias. Não me foco no sofrimento, distraio a minha mente conversando, cantando e orando. Em 1996, Kim participava de uma cerimônia pelo Dia dos Veteranos, em Washington, capital dos Estados Unidos. E ali estava o veterano John Plummer, piloto que participara do ataque ao vilarejo de Kim. Aquela foto da menina correndo do fogo o atormentava. Ele precisava do perdão que só Kim podia lhe dar. Por isto, abriu caminho por entre a multidão e gritou: — Kim, veja minha aflição, minha dor, minha tristeza! Ela abraçou o militar, que repetia seu lamento, e declarou: — Eu perdôo você. Com isto, o tormento de Plummer terminou. Perdoar é um grande projeto de vida, para os feridos e para os que feriram. “Não digo a você que perdoe até sete vezes, mas até setenta vezes sete”. (Mateus 18.22) Bom dia! Israel Belo de Azevedo

In this auspicious episode 50, I will answer the question "What is the Independent Sacramental Movement?" This will be done by looking at the characteristics of the Movement: Independent. Sacramental. Apostolic. Diverse. United. Links: Convergent Streams: The Premier ISM Magazine. Books Mentioned: "The Many Paths of the Independent Sacramental Movement," by John Plummer. “The Magic of Catholicism: Real Magic for Devout Catholics,” by Brother ADA. “Who are the Independent Catholics? An introduction to the Independent and Old Catholic Churches," by John Mabry. “Independent Sacramental Bishops: Ordination, Authority, Lineage, and Validity," by Rob Angus Jones. “The Other Catholics: Remaking America’s Largest Religion,” by Julie Byrne. This podcast is produced by The Community of Saint George (The Young Rite) and is hosted by Bishop David Oliver Kling.

John Plummer sits down with Justin and Jon for the sixty-fifth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, most importantly, Rage Against the Machine’s album The Battle of Los Angeles and Celeste Pizza. John also tells us how he got into music via movie soundtracks, discusses how working in... Continue Reading →

Now is the time to prepare to plant strawberries. Expert John Plummer joins Jon Lamb and ABC Radio Adelaide's Deb Tribe with all the information you need to grow luscious and delicious strawberries. Tony Fox, Northern District Manager, Natural Resources Adelaide & Mt Lofty Ranges has advice on what to do with the wood ash created by warming winter fires.

Now is the time to prepare to plant strawberries. Expert John Plummer joins Jon Lamb and ABC Radio Adelaide's Deb Tribe with all the information you need to grow luscious and delicious strawberries. Tony Fox, Northern District Manager, Natural Resources Adelaide & Mt Lofty Ranges has advice on what to do with the wood ash created by warming winter fires.

In this episode, I had the honor of interviewing John Plummer. John grew up in and around Nashville, TN.   He was unsuccessfully raised Southern Baptist and later baptized into the Roman Catholic Church.    He first came across independent sacramental churches in the mid-1980s.   After becoming actively involved in the ISM in the early to mid-90s, he was ordained to the priesthood in 1996 and consecrated in 1998.    He has degrees from Fordham – Bachelor of Arts in both philosophy & theology, Vanderbilt – Master of Arts, in history of Christian thought; and, the Graduate Theological Foundation – Doctor of Philosophy in theology.  He is perhaps best known for the published version of his dissertation, The Many Paths of the Independent Sacramental Movement.    John is now the associate pastor and bishop coadjutor at St Basil's Parish in Nashville, preaching and celebrating the liturgy every week. This episode is sponsored in part by Convergent Streams: The Premier ISM Magazine.  This podcast is produced by The Community of Saint George (The Young Rite).

China's investment in materials science makes it an attractive destination for young foreign researchers looking to relocate, with decent salaries and facilities that many western universities would envy.John Plummer, senior portfolio editor for Nature Research and a former senior editor for Nature Materials, based in Shanghai, says this investment is driven by the Chinese government's desire to deliver cutting-edge research and raise the living standard of people living in rural areas.The challenge, as with other parts of the world, is to give researchers independence and time to innovate, rather than face pressure to publish, and to deliver a quick return on investment, he adds.Xin Li, associate editor of Nature Materials, also based in Shanghai, describes China's technology transfer environment and how the country's lab culture compares to labs in the west.Finally, Plummer speculates on the likely impact of the current trade war between the US and China have on research collaboration and innovation.Nature Briefing See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Plummer is an established writer for such Netflix shows as Granite Flats and has ran his own Shakespeare theater company. His wife and oldest son are also very established actors. He discusses his journey from the mid west to the TV screen.