Podcast appearances and mentions of kelly morris

Kelly Morris, creator of the captivating video accompaniment to the Phish song 'More', tells us what MORE she has in store! Originally released in 2017. Please support our work by visiting OsirisPod.com/Premium.

With Loren out of town this week, Kelly Morris is back with Brook and Tanner as we talk about the You Asked For It Series from different perspectives, prepping for a teaching on doubt (starting at 17:30), how doubt and faith co-exist as seen by Thomas's story (starting at 27:03), and the difficulties and realities of people deconstructing their faith. Did you miss Sunday? Before you listen to this episode, catch up with our weekly gathering at any of these places: Colonial Website Facebook YouTube Got questions or feedback? Join the conversation by emailing us at podcast@colonialchurch.com and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!

Our Friday audio residency from the stage of Story Parlor, in West Asheville, continues honoring Black History Month with performances from Kelly Morris, Mildred Barya and Jasmin Morrell.  Support The Overlook by joining our Patreon campaign!Advertise your event on The Overlook.Instagram: AVLoverlook | Facebook: AVLoverlook | Twitter: AVLoverlookListen and Subscribe: All episodes of The OverlookThe Overlook theme song, "Maker's Song," comes courtesy of the Asheville band The Resonant Rogues.Podcast Asheville © 2023

Is it Christmas time yet? Can we decorate and not feel shame? Kelly Morris joins Brook this week as we discuss our holiday traditions before we dive into the heavy conversation on trauma and Kelly shares some of her story of healing from her past of trauma. Then Loren sits down and goes On The Mic with Cesar Diaz, a Colonial member and trauma therapist. Links From The Episode The Body Keeps The Score: Brain, Mind, and Body In The Healing Of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk What Happened To You?: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing by Bruce D. Perry and Oprah Winfrey Did you miss Sunday? Before you listen to this episode, catch up with our weekly gathering at any of these places: Colonial Website Facebook YouTube Got questions or feedback? Join the conversation by emailing us at podcast@colonialchurch.com and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!

Happy Labor Day! We aren't taking a holiday break so here's this week's episode! We had one of our favorite people, Kelly Morris, join us today. We briefly touch on important topics such as lesser known uses of spiderwebs, an illegal way to use Furbies, and air guitar before we dive back into Unoffendable chapters 13-20. These chapters take us through conversations about how anger and offense relate to justice, some of our favorite revenge/vengeance movies, protecting our families, and loving our natural enemies. Links From The Episode Unoffendable: How Just One Change Can Make All Of Life Better by Brant Hansen Unoffendable Audiobook Did you miss Sunday? Before you listen to this episode, catch up with our weekly service at any of these places: Colonial Website Facebook YouTube Got questions or feedback? Join the conversation by emailing us at podcast@colonialchurch.com and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!

Beti a'i Phobol Aled Roberts Ar Beti a'i Phobol ddydd Sul, mi gaethon ni gyfle i ail-wrando ar sgwrs Beti efo Aled Roberts, Comisiynydd y Gymraeg, fuodd farw mis Chwefror eleni yn 59 mlwydd oed. Cafodd Aled ei eni a'i fagu yn Rhosllannerchrugog, ger Wrecsam, a dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs ble mae o'n esbonio wrth Beti beth oedd o'n ei weld yn heriau'r swydd a sut oedd o'n eu hwynebu... Heriau - Challenges Hwyrach - Efallai Arweinydd cyngor - Council leader Hamddenol - Leisurely Gwthio - To push Awyddus - Eager Adlewyrchu - To reflect Cryfder - Strength Twf aruthrol - Huge growth Drwy gyfrwng - Through the medium of ...ac mae colled mawr i Gymru ac i'r Gymraeg ar ôl Aled Roberts. Aled Hughes ac Meurig Rees Jones Buodd Syr Paul McCartney yn perfformio yn Glastonbury wythnos diwetha ac yntau newydd ddathlu ei benblwydd yn 80. Ond oeddech chi'n gwybod bod y Beatles yn ymwelwyr cyson â Phortmeirion? Meurig Rees Jones ydy Rheolwr Lleoliadau Portmeirion, a buodd o'n siarad efo Aled Hughes fore Llun am gysylltiad y canwr a'r ardal dros y blynyddoedd Rheolwr Lleoliadau - Location Manager Y cyswllt - The contact Bythynnod hunanarlwyo - Self catering cottages Ar les byr - On a short lease Gatws - Gatehouse A dyna i chi hanes pobl enwog yn mwynhau gwyliau moethus yn y chwedegau ym Mhortmeirion. GBYH Campio Math gwahanol iawn o wyliau sy nesa wrth i Hanna Hopwood holi beth sy'n gwneud bywyd yn haws wrth fynd i wersylla. Kelly Morris sy'n esbonio beth ydy apêl y math yma o wyliau... Moethus - Luxurious Gwersylla - Camping Cyfeillgar - Friendly Mas tu fas - Outside Dw i'n dwlu mynd - Dw i wrth fy modd yn mynd Chwarae aboiti - Playing around Sbort - Hwyl Hala amser - Treulio amser Llanw - Llenwi Ia, mae gwersylla'n sbort, tydy, ond i'r tywydd fihafio ynde? BORE COTHI CROQUET 2206 Mae'n debyg fod y gêm croquet wedi dod yn fwy poblogaidd yn dilyn cyfresi fel Bridgerton ac un o'r rhai sy wedi dechrau chwarae'r gêm ydy Davyth Fear o Lanrug ger Caernarfon. Aeth Davyth a'i wraig, Rhiannon, i ddiwrnod agored yng nghlwb croquet Llanfairfechan yn 2018 a phenderfynu rhoi tro arni a dyn nhw ddim wedi edrych yn ôl ers hynny. Rheolau - Rules Dyfeisio - Devise Yr Ymerodraeth Brydeinig - The British Empire Cymhleth - Complicated Naill ai - Either Hanes croquet yn nhref fach lan y môr Llanfairfechan yn fan'na ar Bore Cothi. DROS GINIO NEIL AC ALED ROSSER Tad a mab, Neil ac Aled Rosser oedd gwestai dau cyn dau efo Dewi Llwyd. Mae'r ddau yn gerddorion ac mae Aled, y mab, yn byw yn y gogledd ac mae Neil yn byw yng Nghaerfyrddin, ac newydd ymddeol o ddysgu. Dyma i chi ran o'r sgwrs ble maen nhw'n sôn am effaith y cyfnod clo ar eu bywyd teuluol... Cerddorion - Musicians Turnio pren - Woodturning Rhingt - Rhwng Rhwystredig - Frustrating Ffili - Methu Heolydd - Ffyrdd Ddim rhy ffôl - Ddim yn rhy ddrwg Gweld eisiau - Colli Aelwyd gerddorol - A musical home Pwysleisio - To emphasise A dan ni'n aros efo cerddorion yn y clip nesa. Cafodd Georgia Ruth sgwrs efo'r delynores Catrin Finch. GEORGIA A CATRIN FINCH Mae Catrin wedi bod yn perfformio ers blynyddoedd efo Seckou Keita, sy'n canu'r Kora, offeryn o Orllewin Affrica. Mae Catrin a Seckou wedi rhyddhau tair albwm gyda'i gilydd. Ond doedd ei phrofiad cynta o gydweithio efo perfformiwr Kora ddim yn un hapus iawn. Toumani Diabaté oedd y perfformiwr ac yn Theatr Mwldan, Aberteifi oedd y cyngerdd. Dyma Catrin yn dweud yr hanes... Telynores - Female harpist Offeryn - Instrument Yn llythrennol - Literally I ystyried - Considering Parhau - To continue

Today's episode is the master series that took place virtually on March 16th 2021.  Veteran unscripted Vancouver editors Jenypher Fisher, CCE, (RUST VALLEY RESTORERS) Kelly Morris, CCE (HIGHWAY THRU HELL) and Tim Wanlin, CCE (HEAVY RESCUE: 401) discuss their vast knowledge on crafting factual storytelling; the importance of finding the story's truth, it's language, and the importance of a strong, pivotal opening that will begin the audience's emotional journey. This panel was moderated by Showrunner, Producer, Director and Writer, Kelly McClughan.

We have special guests this week! Darrell & Kelly Morris join us on today's episode to talk about our church backgrounds, converging journeys, At The Movies, fasting, religiosity, and Jesus' open-ended stories. Did you miss Sunday? Before you listen to this episode, catch up with our weekly service at any of these places: Colonial Website Facebook YouTube Got questions or feedback? Join the conversation by emailing us at podcast@colonialchurch.com and don't forget to subscribe and leave a review!

Kelly Morris Rowan joins us to share her journey as a performer, life with 6-month-old twin boys, and the choices that pointed her in that direction.

Having twins when you have no history of twins in your family is a surprise and a challenge. Even more when the majority of the resources you need help from are generally designed for singleton parents. In this episode, Kelly Morris Rowan talks about her experience with a monochorionic diamniotic pregnancy, baby blues, and the challenges of entering first-time parenting with twin babies. For Kelly, caring for a baby as a new mom is an experience to hold, but when you have two babies crying in front of you, the story intensifies.    Learn more about first-time parenting and the challenges of having twins in this episode of the Mamas in Training Podcast with Kelly Morris Rowan!   FOLLOW on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mamasintrainingpod/ WRITE a Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1474667560?mt=2&ls=1 JOIN our Facebook Community: https://urlgeni.us/facebook/mamasintrainingpod   Click HERE for the Full Show Notes ___________________________________________________

Welcome back to Real Estate Happenings! Today we have Nan experts Kelly Morris and Ashley Brown in the studio telling you everything you need to know if you're considering making the move to H-Town. Houston is unlike any other city in the U.S and there are definitely some things you need to make sure you're aware of before heading to Space City. Be sure to follow Kelly on Instagram at @callme_kels, and Ashley at @ashley_htxrealtor. If you like this episode, be sure to follow @nanproperties on Instagram and send us a DM telling us what you'd like to hear next! Also, be sure to give this podcast a 5 star rating and subscribe. Thanks for listening, talk to you next week! 

Happy Mother's Day! Our next guest is a new Mom to beautiful twin boys and we actually recorded this episode when she was 33 weeks pregnant and still performing with The Voices of Liberty at Walt Disney World. Please welcome Super Hero Kelly Morris Rowan to the podcast! I have so much respect for Kelly's honesty, strong work ethic and incredible strength. In this episode we talk about the bravery of putting yourself out there and not being afraid to fail. We also talk about what it's like to perform while pregnant! Let's shower this new Mom with so much love today. Thank you so much for listening. 

Kelly Morris sits down with CDP Topics Discussed: 1. Transition MotherHood in Business | Juggling 2 businesses and being a successful Mother 2. Working in Corporate America while managing other Businesses 3. Life insurance, the importance having it, and Blacks not knowledgeable about this topics 4. Being a Luxury Realtor 5. Long time Friendship with Mr DJ Ko Subscribe to us at @culturallydistinctpodcast Thank you for all your support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culturallydistinct/support

Welcome back to another episode of Real Estate Happenings! Your go-to podcast for all things real estate. Today we're joined by Nan agents Anastasia Gaido and Kelly Morris as they share their tips on how to execute the perfect open house. From the paperwork you need to have, to what candles you should light, Kelly and Anastasia are laying out exactly what you need to make your next open house a success.  You don't want to miss this! Be sure to follow @anastaisagaido and @callme_kels on Instagram for more real estate advice. 

Have you ever had to hide who you truly were because of fear?  Well, this week's episode is very thought provoking and so special to me, because our guests are my sister, Sarah and her Marine Veteran Wife, Amanda.  I have learned so much from both these women about love, kindness and compassion.  These two could not be paired more perfectly, its like country mouse and city mouse, peanut butter and jelly, molasses and ginger.  I am proud to have firsthand knowledge of their love story, their self love and learning to love God who created them just as they are.   We talk about two very special men in their lives that have served and are no longer with us.  We honor Kelly Morris, US ARMY Sergeant who was KIA in Iraq March 2005 and Blade Campbell, US Navy, who was just embarking on his post-service chapter, when he was murdered at the young age of 23. We honor all the fallen heroes, the brave men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms. You are gone but not forgotten.   I mention 3 names in this podcast who are great resources for the LGBTQ+ Community and supporters.Jen HatmakerGrace BaldridgeBrenda Davies --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/support

This week’s show featured Beverly Kracher and Karen Goracke discussing the upcoming EthicSpace conference for the Business Ethics Alliance, Kelly Morris and Michelle Kaiser promoting the Grief’s Journey 2019 Comfort Food Classic fundraiser, and First Responders Foundation CEO Major General Allen Batschelet previewing the 3rd Annual 9/11 Luncheon of Honor.

Welcome to QUIERO! A show about LatinX who want it all. If you follow me on social media, you know that I am extremely passionate about dismantling stigma surrounding mental health, especially in our community. Since it's #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, I wanted to dedicate this final episode to doing just that. Welcome to Part I! Our guest today is Patricia Pinto: Living in NYC since 2001, I found yoga as a September 11 survivor as a form to relieve the post traumatic symptoms of the catastrophic events of this day. I began teaching yoga in 2008 after completing a Baron Baptiste based Power Yoga training in NYC while studying Art History at Hunter College and working in prominent art galleries. In 2010, I added a more meditation based approach to yoga through completing the Conquering Lion Teacher Training with Kelly Morris, which she later assisted as a mentor, and has studied Kundalini yoga under Hari Kaur, Astanga yoga with David Williams in Hawaii, and under Schuyler Grant at Kula Yoga. She is also certified to teach Pilates, a modality she enjoys due to its therapeutic approach to strengthening, which is a core to her teaching style. Read more of her bio at patriciapintoyoga.com/about-2/ Make sure you follow his journey on: INSTAGRAM: @thenycyogini Stay tuned for more interviews like this every FRIDAY. You can follow us on INSTAGRAM: @quierotheshow PODCAST: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/q... TWITTER: @quierotheshow FB: facebook.com/quierotheshow/

Shared Future News volunteer Raquel GOMEZ interviewed Kelly MORRIS, a freelance photographer who has worked with numerous communities in Northern Ireland over the past 20 years. For her, photography can bring love, compassion, inspiration, and healing to people, with participants telling their own stories through art. This episode is part of our series on Northern Peacebuilders — interviews with individuals whose work and efforts contribute to better community relations in Northern Ireland. It is also available as a published article at Shared Future News.

Kelly Morris has guided thousands with her unique ability to bring forth the truths with yoga and meditation. In the wake of one of America's greatest tragedies on September 11, 2001, Kelly was chosen as the cover story for New York Magazine, as a leading light + voice of compassion at a time of great violence, fear and confusion. Kelly created The Infinity Call—a one-of-kind daily meditation experience for women around the world. It’s A LIVE broadcast for women only M-F, each session is available for 24 hours and then vanishes.  The Infinity Call has been featured in the WSJ, One Kings Lane, InStyle, The Coveteur, Well + Good and many more. As you’ll see in this interview, Kelly is direct, frank, empowered by compassion, but mostly, LOVE. She’s  like no other meditation or spiritual coach you’ve ever worked with.    What got you into meditation? Kelly has been a lifelong practitioner of yoga. She has also done studies of a certain kind and has been involved in spiritual practice. Kelly believes many yoga teachers, practitioners and a lot of people in the spiritual field do not meditate. This is because most of them haven’t been taught how to meditate properly. She was brought up and raised in a patriarchal society. She wanted to break shackles and oppose the concept of a system, society or government where men get control of everything. For Kelly, the answer lied in meditation. Through meditation, she was able to achieve a greater sense of self-consciousness for herself and for women around her. Today, she is leading a live broadcast day in day out by the name of ‘The Infinity Call’. What is ‘The Infinity Call’? Kelly believes it is difficult to start a meditation practice at home due to various reasons. Kelly started Infinity for all call which is only for women. The Infinity Call is a live broadcast that women can join from any corner of the world. It is a live guided meditation that is led by Kelly herself and the focus is to increase self-consciousness through meditation and enable women empowerment. Women can have one to one meditation session via telephone, Skype or even an in-person session if they are from New York City. Kelly says hundreds of women have joined this program. We live in a world that is actually not safe for women and Kelly hopes to make this world a safer place for women through this program. Why do you believe meditation is so important for you and for everyone else? Kelly believes that for many people meditation does not seem like something very revolutionary. This is because the whole concept of meditation revolves around an individual sitting in a corner and chanting a mantra repeatedly and or perform a ritual in complete silence. Studies suggest that human beings generate a large number of beta brain waves during everyday life when we are mostly occupied with work and when our attention is towards the outside world. Beta brainwave state is associated with paranoia, anxiety, self-doubt, and depression. People who are prone to depression or anxiety are not able to produce GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) neurotransmitter. People who are addicted to certain things like drugs, gambling or sex are also unable to produce GABA neurotransmitter in large quantity. Studies have indicated that people who meditate are able to produce high amounts of GABA neurotransmitter. Therefore, meditation can help people suffering from depression, anxiety and drug addiction. Why do you think positive affirmations do not work? Kelly believes unless you do not believe in that positive affirmation, it will never work for you. This is because you will not be able to produce the hormones and chemicals associated with that sentiment hence making it impossible for you to believe in it. If you want to raise your self-esteem and if you really want to believe in your abilities, you should first try to create the chemical consciousness inside of yourself, enable yourself to believe in it. You could do this by borrowing someone’s mojo, it could be some celebrity, your friend or a relative. How do you take your clients through a meditation session? Kelly trains her clients to retrieve their consciousness which is an individual’s greatest resource. Kelly intends to reach out to women across the world through The Infinity Call program. She says she expects women from different cultures, religion, race, country, socioeconomic status to join this program. Where do you feel your passion comes from? Kelly is deeply concerned with the ever-increasing number of women rape cases in America and around the world. She believes her true passion to work and for women, empowerment is due to the fact that women are constantly being persecuted in this patriarchal society and much needs to be done to stop this persecution. Kelly believes as a woman she can enable other women to look out for themselves, protect themselves and create awareness among other women who in turn can stand-up for their rights. Kelly believes women have the ability to heal the world. How can we connect with you? You can find more about Kelly and her work through her website. Her website’s URL is http://www.findyourinfinity.com

Conversation with Kelly Morris over his 25 years as a film and TV editor, and his role as Canada's president of the Cinema Editors association.

Kelly Morris of Vivid Grit helps us understand why you don't need anybody's permission to live a creative life.

Kelly Morris, creator of the captivating video accompaniment to the Phish song 'More', tells us what MORE she has in store! YouTube version of this podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John and Troy are back with a meta-podcast! That's right, a podcasts about podcasts. First, Troy and John talk about River City Revue, a literary reading at the Bardstown in Louisville, KY that John participated in. Ashley Taylor hosted the event, and also featured Michael Baumann and Kelly Morris. Then, Troy talks about the beloved history podcast hosted by Dan Carlin, Hardcore History, a show about all the weird, terrible, and wonderful things that have happened. And John talks about two shows featuring the McElroy family, My Brother, My Brother, and Me and Sawbones. The McElroy's include Justin McElroy, Travis McElroy and Griffin McElroy, plus Justin's wife Sidney. MBMBaM is a show that feautes all three brothers, with goofy advice and lots of witty ad-libbing. It's recently been turned into a streaming T.V. Show on Seeso. And Sawbones is a show about bizarre and funny medical history, including Sidney McElroy, a doctor.

Kelly Morris shares how shamanism helped her reclaim her own relationship with the divine, and why her job as a teacher isn’t to shape students, but to set them free.

Teacher: Kelly Morris Host: Zubin Shroff   If you’re looking for straight talk and life-changing insights from a master teacher, you’re going to love this episode of Talking Yoga featuring Zubin Shroff’s interview with Kelly Morris. You’ll discover the “dirty little secret of yoga teachers” (hip replacement surgery as a result of years of loading the joints) and why so many yogis are abandoning their mats in their forties and fifties. Find out why Kelly thinks yoga has devolved “into people just trying to get into shape” when it was really “meant to heal you and restore you to the greater whole from which man and woman are largely asunder.” And learn how yoga helps you demand less from your personal relationships by offering a way to connect to the cosmos by yourself, in a non-sexual way, without a partner. When Simon from Oakland, CA asks about the recent trend of including more meditation in yoga classes, Kelly explains why she’s all for it. As Kelly puts it, “My meditation practice has been instrumental in allowing me, affording me, this different kind of relationship with my body, and with the Earth, and with what I call the greater cosmos.” You’ll also hear about how Kelly’s approach to yoga has changed as she’s gotten older, and why she thinks it’s so important to bring your meditation skill set into the classroom.

NVZ Producer Arthur Rowan takes a break from SPAMALOT with actress Kelly Morris to talk about how to make it as an Actor in New York City

NVZ Producer Arthur Rowan takes a break from SPAMALOT with actress Kelly Morris to talk about how to make it as an Actor in New York City

Kelly Morris discusses genomic research in Africa with Charles Rotimi.

Kelly Morris interviews Sally Casswell about the alcohol Series.

Kelly Morris talks to Professor Sir Michael Rawlins, Chairman of the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.

In today’s episode of Mother the Mother, McLean is joined by Kelly Morris. Kelly is a world-renowned meditation teacher with over 25 years of experience and the founder of The Infinity Call. Central to The Infinity Call is Kelly’s firm belief that when women heal themselves, they are able to heal the world. She has dedicated her life to serving women, guiding thousands to finding their truth. In the wake of September 11, 2001, Kelly was chosen as the cover story for New York Magazine as a leading light of voice and compassion, and she has appeared in The New York Times, The New York Post, Yoga Journal, The Wall Street Journal, and InStyle Magazine. This conversation will lead you right to the core of Gaia, and in turn, home to your truest essence. In this episode of Mother the Mother: * The evolution of Kelly’s intimate relationship with yoga and meditation * How to understand and disrupt patriarchy * The power that comes from reconnecting you + your identity to Gaia * Reconnecting to the Divine Feminine and Matriarchy Resources: * Instagram: @meditation_with_kellymorris ( https://www.instagram.com/meditation_with_kellymorris/?hl=en ) * Visit her website: www.theinfinitycall.com ( http://www.theinfinitycall.com ) * Instagram: @motherthemother ( https://www.instagram.com/motherthemother/?hl=en ) * Website: www.motherthemother.com ( http://www.motherthemother.com ) * Offerings: Mom Club Membership + Motherhood Coaching Program - Please see linktree in Instagram Bio to sign up for more information or email mclean@motherthemother.com to book a free discovery call. * Organifi Products ( https://glnk.io/y7z/mclean ) - Use your special code: MOTHER This show is produced by Soulfire Productions ( http://soulfireproductionsco.com/ )