Podcast appearances and mentions of Jon Jenkins

This edition of 101 Dimensions (curated by me) features nearly 2 hours of electronic/ambient/progressive music from AeTopus, Focus, Wendy Carlos, Red Shift, and David Helpling & Jon Jenkins!

The Bible reveals that truly living is more than just a chronological progression of existence.

Bible truths to help us go past the quitting places.

Jesus' teaching on forgiveness from the model prayer.

God has given the remedy for the sin which separates us from our God and spoils our service for Him.

We are joined today by Jon Jenkins, vice president of Just Walk Out for Amazon, to hear about why one of the world's largest retailers is targeting the stadium-specific concessions marketplace. Only on the Stadium Tech Report podcast!

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Cuando escucho música el tiempo se detiene. En mi caso se abre una ventana a otra realidad, no sé si paralela, perpendicular o tangencial, pero el espacio y el tiempo se distorsionan, se contorsionan y todo se vuelve relativo. Y eso es porque la música que yo escucho tiene la capacidad de lograr eso. No es pop ni rock ni jazz ni soul... Es una música libre de prejuicios que no busca un fin concreto, que no se hace para llenar estadios ni para generar dinero rápido y fácil. Se hace porque el artista tiene la necesidad de hacerla, porque no se la puede guardar dentro. Este programa existe exactamente por lo mismo: yo escucho música y no puedo guardármela para mí; tengo la necesidad de compartirla con vosotros porque espero que vosotros también sintáis las mismas sensaciones que siento yo cuando la escucho. Y cuando este episodio finalice el mundo volverá a su formato habitual, el tiempo y el espacio recuperarán su apariencia ordinaria y todas estas melodías se convertirán en músicas olvidadas. Svaneborg Kardyb, Borrtex, Henrik Meierkord, Max LL, Dmitriy Sevostyanov, TSODE, Friedemann, Davnak, David Helpling & Jon Jenkins, Dark Sky Alliance, Deborah Martin, Erik Wøllo, Raphah, Takahiro Kido/Yuki Murata/Kenji Azuma. El playlist detallado: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2024/1025.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de lostfrontier.org. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/26825

Ahhh, the advent of spring. It arrives in fits and starts... a few warm days punctuated by brisk winds and unpredictable storms. In March, we pass the spring equinox and have a bright new season. The trees bud and blossom, and the natural world stirs and awakes. After the constriction and enclosure of winter, it's a time to stretch, breathe deep, and expand. The Ambient soundscapes of the season are brighter, bolder, larger, with a sense of possibility, even hope. The long winter is past, the joy of spring and the blissful days of summer are at hand. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey in the vernal soundscape, on a program called EXPANSION. Music is by DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS, PATRICK O'HEARN, JOHN LYELL, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, PHILLIP WILKERSON, HAR, and HAROLD BUDD. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

LIVE FROM #NRF2024 Omni Talk Retail's Anne Mezzenga and Chris Walton with Amazon #JWOT Vice President Jon Jenkins. Jon Jenkins went into detail on their latest announcement deploying #JWOT for #healthcare workers, their #RFID-enabled #JWOT activations in stadiums like Lumen Field, and what the #retailindustry should anticipate from Amazon, and #checkoutfree experiences in the future. Thanks to our partners at VusionGroup for making all our #NRF2024 coverage possible. Come stop by and visit us in booth #5420

Jesus used the word happy. There is a true, solid, and healthy Biblical happiness that is the possible possession of the child of God.

A powerful message from Psalm 80 which addresses the question; have we gone too far as a country and as individuals, or can God “Turn Us Again”?

My existence is FROM Him so my existence must be FOR Him!

The true “Old Time Religion” is not based on the History of Western Christianity in the last 150 years, but rather on the actual teachings of the Word of God.

After the brilliant light and intensive energy of summer, the natural world cools and contracts. In the dimming days of autumn, we begin our descent into the dark months, and the music of the season becomes more somber. As the leaves wither and fall, we pass through a period marked by the letter "d": deflation...decomposition...decay. In music, it's the sound of desaturated timbres, darkening harmonies and descending progressions. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we reflect the sound of the season on a program called DECOMPRESSION. Music is by PATRICK O'HEARN, MICHAEL DE SALEM, DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS, DAVID ARKENSTONE, GILES REAVES, and MOBY. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In this episode, Pastor Gabe Gonzalez and I ask questions and draw from Pastor Jenkin's thirty-plus years of ministry experience. Enjoy!

06-18-23 Sunday PM- Jon Jenkins by John W. Stancil

This month's 101 Dimensions features the music of Tangerine Dream, Jon Jenkins, Ott, Vangelis, and Madhavi Devi!

Dr. Jon Jenkins preached this sermon at our Spring Thaw Conference in 2019. This message is about the importance of the Sabbath in our New Testament Christian experience. In our technological age, we are accessible 24/7, It is a must that we rediscover the principle of the fourth commandment. We as Christian laborers should embrace the gift of the Sabbath and rest for God, with God, and in God. Enjoy!

This episode is part four of The Soul of Music—Overheard's four-part series focusing on music, exploration, and Black history. Our guest this week is Meklit Hadero, a Nat Geo Explorer and Ethio-jazz musician. Meklit is the creative force behind the transmedia storytelling project Movement, which explores the intersection of migration and music. She and fellow Explorer and music producer Jahawi Bertolli talk about migration, the ancient instruments known as rock gongs, and how their music is inspired by nature. For more information on this episode, visit natgeo.com/overheard. Want more? Learn more about Meklit Hadero and the Movement project at her website meklitmusic.com. You can follow her on Twitter or Instagram @meklitmusic.  Learn more about Jahawi Bertolli and his First Rock project on his website jahawi.com. You can follow him on Instagram @jahawibertolli.  Check out the Overheard episode “Ancient Orchestra” to learn more about Jahawi and the sound of rock gongs. And keep listening to songs featured in The Soul of Music as well as a few bonus tracks in this Spotify playlist.  Also explore:  Follow FREEK and his music on instagram @freektv.  The “star sounds” you heard were provided by Jon Jenkins, co-investigator for data analysis for the Kepler Mission. Learn more about the Kepler Mission and star sonification on their webpage.  Learn more about ethio-jazz pioneer Mulatu Astake in this Nat Geo article.  Thinking about traveling to Ethiopia? This Nat Geo travel guide can help you plan your trip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seemingly innocuous excuses carry a significant weight when offered as reason to not accept the offer of the King.

God is light, in Him is no darkness at all

Joy through Jesus is what makes our faith attractive to others and having joy is a choice.

Satisfaction, a great need of the human heart, can only be found in completion in Jesus.

Any conscientious Christian will be instructed, encouraged and challenged by this brief but powerful message!

Brother Jenkins is a well-known and well-traveled preacher. God has used him to build the churches that he has pastored. In this episode, Pastor Jenkins shares with us a little of his passion for reading civil war history and how reading history benefits your personal and spiritual growth. He also shares some practical Christian growth and ministry principles. Enjoy!

David Helpling – Lush Monumental Sound is INAired Monday, June 6, 2022 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CETSpecializing in ambient music and electronic music, David Helpling's early solo releases include his debut, Between Green and Blue, and Sleeping On The Edge Of The World, both released on Spotted Peccary Music. His celebrated collaborations with Jon Jenkins have resulted in a trilogy of albums: Treasure, The Crossing, and Found. RUNE continued his solo journey into ambient guitar explorations of new places under the sea. His latest album, IN, returns to his multi-instrumental style; it is an epic take on the infinitesimal and the infinite, rich with vocal and instrumental collaborations featuring Miriam Stockley, Nidhi Bhatmuley, Matthew Stewart, Benjy Wertheimer, Matthew Schoening.Join Voice Visionary Kara Johnstad and musician and film composer David Helpling as they talk about his new album release IN. The art of making an album is one of the most collaborative projects that exist. While listening to music tracks from IN, discover more about the link between music and storytelling. Learn which elements are used in music to shift our emotions? And explore music as a tool to expand consciousness. As BT Fasmer said in the New Age Music Guide, “IN is an exploration of that magic space: an expanse of delicate subtlety and minuscule vibrancy that suggests a poignant of existence itself.” We agree. #DavidHelpling #MusicMedicine #OurVoice #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstad Connect with John Stuart Reid at https://cymascope.com/To get in touch with Kara go to http://www.karajohnstad.com/Visit the Voice Rising show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/voice-rising/Subscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

Saul being rejected as king was a trying time for Samuel. The lessons the prophet had to learn are good instruction for the people of God today!

God steps in when we recognize and confront our “could nots”.

A message which thoroughly compels us to be “Looking unto Jesus”!

In the very beginning of the creation of man, it was God's desire to bless.

Wednesday Night, June 16, 2021

Monday Night, June 14, 2021

Tonight's edition features new music from Grouper, Sarah Davachi, K. Leimer and recurring spins of album-of-the-year favorites from Hollie Kenniff, The House In The Woods, plus lots more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Border of Mind by Sarah Davachi on Antiphonals (Late Music)

A mathematical oriented episode … “ the limiting behaviour of a function when the argument tends towards a particular value or infinity ” How complexity works, how to deal with it, what choices we have. Guidance comes from the greatest artists: Ft. Gullen, Erik Wøllo, Fallen, Cosmic Cadence, BatteryDead, Bart Hawkins, Rick Howell, Seifert & Steinbuechel, David Helpling & Jon Jenkins, Martin Stürtzer, Willebrant, Nimanty. Breathe in and enjoy this show, file under Reflective Ambient. START… 0:00:00 - This is Spacemusic 13.12 “ Big-O ”0:00:46 - North Star - ERIK WØLLO0:01:25 - Sinking Walls - GULLEN0:10:29 - My Whispered Lullaby - FALLEN0:14:59 - Lunar Logic - COSMIC CADENCE0:20:56 - Halflight - BATTERY DEAD0:23:46 - Heaven Can Wait - FALLEN0:29:24 - Dragonfly Speaks - BART HAWKINS0:33:56 - RedShift - RICK HOWELL0:38:48 - Astronomical Distance 3. - SEIFERT & STEINBUECHEL0:40:14 - Arkipel - ERIK WØLLO0:43:04 - Treasure - DAVID HELPLING & JON JENKINS0:50:14 - Autumnal Equinox - MARTIN STÜRTZER0:55:07 - Sidewinder - BART HAWKINS1:05:13 - Seeing Detail - WILLEBRANT1:11:41 - A Second Life - NIMANTY … END ———> NEW SHOW NOTES VERSION ———> PLEASE SEND ANY FEEDBACK IF YOU WANT ———> admin@ambient.zone ———> visit our site www.ambient.zone ———> SUPPORT THIS STATION https://paypal.me/ambientzone

A lush journey in the key of space, both inner and outer. Tracks in this mix date from 1972-2011 and include Woob, Tangerine Dream, Global Communication, Bruno Sanfilippo, Boy Is Fiction, Meg Bowles, Humate, Rabbit In The Moon, Michael Stearns, Jonn Serrie, Jon Jenkins, Odessi, Alpha Wave Movement and Mystical Sun. Compiled & mixed by Mike G at Rubycon Sound, August-September 2011. If you like a track/s please support the artists and buy/stream the source albums. Full tracklist at AmbientMusicGuide.com

Over the past 35 years New Age and instrumental ambient music has gained an ever larger and enthusiastic audience. Music that relaxes, soothes, and promotes healing can now be found everywhere, such as in therapeutic settings, yoga studios and meditation courses. Within this vast genre, there are pioneers with a particular type of sound, one that appeals to the deeper reaches of human emotions, dreams, and the vibrations of the natural world. The music of one such man, David Helpling, embraces all these qualities. In this show we will explore the influences that inspired David's musical career from his first album “Between Green and Blue”, released in 1996, to the release of the last album in a trilogy created with Jon Jenkins, in 2013. Join us for an immersion into the sound of dreaming… a conversation with David Helpling.More info on David Helpling: https://kindasound.org/David-Helpling.htmlMore info on Isaac George: https://kindasound.org/isaac-george.html

An ambient mix with Jon Jenkins, Lucette Bourdin, Wayai, Perry Franck... Selected and mixed by Le Code.

This week , Sam and Dougie look ahead to the Manchester Derby and celebrate a clean sweep of winning picks by Dougie last week. We also speak to darts trader Jon Jenkins about the upcoming PDC Darts World Championship, Gabriel Sutton give us his best bets in the EFL this weekend and there's the small matter of a world title heavyweight boxing bout this weekend. Enjoy!18+ | begambleaware.org | Please gamble responsibly All prices correct at time of recordingTime Stamps0.00 Intros - Dougie picked 8 out of 9 winners and talks about Rangers title chances2.33 Manchester Derby8.08 Premier League quick tips13.10 Gab Sutton on the EFL14:40 Cardiff City v Swansea City17.50 Hull City v Shrewsbury20.25 Crawley v Barrow23.30 Anthony Joshua v Kubrat Pulev31:00 PDC World Darts Championship 

Episode 7 of Preacher Talk with Bro. Jon Jenkins Jr. from Bible Baptist Church in Howell, MI

Episode 3 of Preacher Talk with Dr. Jon Jenkins from Fellowship Baptist Church in Clayton, NC

Listen to Chief Scientist Jim Green and a co-investigator on the Kepler and TESS missions, Jon Jenkins, discuss exoplanet-hunting and all the amazing discoveries Kepler has made.

更多内幕请关注今天的微信头条~"Today we're announcing the discovery of an exoplanet that as far as we can tell is a pretty good close cousin to the earth and our sun"An historic moment in NASA's epic pursuit of earth-like planets, as the newly discovered Kepler-452b was officially unveiled.That honour went to administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington John Grunsfeld, who alongside other experts explained that the planet orbits it's star every 385 days, and according to Jon Jenkins, the man who led the discovery team, the surface of the planet stands a good chance of being rocky, cloudy and home to active volcanoes."It would likely have a mass 5 times that of earth and surface gravity twice that of earth so you and I would weigh twice as much as we do now but only until we'd walked around for a few weeks and lost some serious pounds"Pouring over vast quantities of data collected by the Kepler telescope over several years, Astronomers had already discovered eight or nine planets similar in size to Earth in so-called "habitable" zones of their stars – where conditions are not too hot, not too cold, and could potentially support life, but with Kepler-452b scientists say they have found earth 2.0.Didier Queloz, professor of astrophysics at Cambridge University."Keep working as well, and we keep being as enthusiastic and we keep designing program like we have done so far I mean it is for sure that one day the issue to detect life on another planet will solved"California based Astronomer, Jeff Coughlin says the Kepler telescope, which uses the largest camera ever launched into space, still has plenty more planet-hunting ahead."You might be asking yourself hey is this the end, you just told me that you've analyzed everything in the Kepler data set, is this all we're going to get, is this the end, and my answer is heck no! there's a lot more to come"Kepler is now gathering other kinds of data to help scientists understand other areas of astrophysics, such as how planets are formed.A year from now NASA plans to release even more mission details, with the Kepler team already confident of further earth-like discoveries on the horizon.