Podcast appearances and mentions of Kim Rosen

On this Easter Day, from the all on the C&SI teams we wish you and yours every blessing of this Blessed Day!On this weeks podcast excerpt we are delighted to welcome back our old friend Noirin Lynch to share with us some thoughts on Easter, hope and resurrection. Speaking from her experience of living with and getting treatment for cancer for the last 12 months it is from that experience she shares with our listeners how the language of life transforms our experience and understanding of Easter. But even more so at the moment we have a need for the language of Easter to pull us out of the doom spiral of despair in the world. It is a reminder to us that "Easter is a protect against despair", it is not enough for us to say that Jesus has risen from the dead but rather we live in a post Resurrection world and that should make a difference. Reflecting on Kim Rosen's poem "In impossible darkness" Noirin gives us some deeply moving and thoughtful words to reflect on for this Eastertide. Text us at +353 874668950 or email at comeandseeinspirtaions@gmail.com

ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA !!!! CHRISTUS RESURREXIT, RESURREXIT VERES ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!!!! CHRIST IS RISEN, HE IS RISEN INDEED, ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA!On this Easter Day, from the all on the C&SI teams we wish you and yours every blessing of this Blessed Day!On this weeks podcast we are delighted to welcome back our old friend Noirin Lynch to share with us some thoughts on Easter, hope and resurrection. In part one we have some regular notices but no saints of the week this week as it is the Easter Octave which takes precedence over everything else!In part three Noirin joins John and Shane to reflect on Luke 24:1-12 which is Luke's account of the going of the Women to the Tomb on Easter morning. It recounts the experience of the group which have been given the title of the Myrrh Bearers - Joanna, Mary of Magdala, Salome, Mary & Martha, Mary the wife of Clophas and Susanna - the first witnesses to the great events we celebrate. Reflecting on Hope in EasterNoirin Lynch joins with us this week to share a reflection on Easter. Speaking from her experience of living with and getting treatment for cancer for the last 12 months it is from that experience she shares with our listeners how the language of life transforms our experience and understanding of Easter. But even more so at the moment we have a need for the language of Easter to pull us out of the doom spiral of despair in the world. It is a reminder to us that "Easter is a protect against despair", it is not enough for us to say that Jesus has risen from the dead but rather we live in a post Resurrection world and that should make a difference. Reflecting on Kim Rosen's poem "In impossible darkness" Noirin gives us some deeply moving and thoughtful words to reflect on for this Eastertide. Text us at +353 874668950 or email at comeandseeinspirtaions@gmail.com

NOW, it's time for 'Part TWO' of @EchoChamberFP https://www.instagram.com/echochamberfp/ for this week!!! A story of finding voice & inner strength, and of course, revenge is what this new Taurus Gemini Production has in store for viewers. We're then joined by the writer & star of the film, to learn how it all came together. Watch the conversation: HERE! https://youtu.be/B2Kw2CNfdE0 In 'Part Two' we have: The In-Law Gang Watch Review: Here. https://youtu.be/xpC-p8a4VCc Theatrical Release Date: 30th June 2023 Digital Release Date: 1st August 2023 Director: J. Jesses Smith Cast: Jessie Jalee, Clifton Powell, Dwayne Boyd, Alfred E. Rutherford, Nashawn Kearse, Drue Horne, Crystal T. Williams, Kim Rosen, La Rivers, Marquita McSwain, Ashley Morgan, Roman Anthony, Brandon Beatty, Cherie Danielle, Mitzi Cantor, Tracy Mazyck, Caleb Blake, Lashley Skeete, LaShonda LaLa' Courtney, Emory H. Matthews, Paul Franchak, Marquise E. Smith, Tangi Ussery, Savannah Smith, Dameion Dismuke Credit: Taurus Gemini Production, Entertainment Squad, GO Media Productions, Global Genesis Group Genre: Comedy, Drama Running Time: 83 min Cert: 15 Trailer: Here. https://youtu.be/I8kshG8GqUQ Digital Platforms: Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube Movies Website: Here. https://www.studiodome.com/titles/The-InLaw-Gang Instagram: @theinlawgang https://www.instagram.com/theinlawgang/ ------------ *(Music) 'Come on and Go with Me' by The Black Keys - 2021 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eftv/message

In this week's episode, Cheryl has a beautiful conversation with Molly Reno. Molly is a Somatic Coach with a long history as a Human Rights attorney. After her first encounter with breast cancer, she began leading support groups for cancer patients and became certified in a healing technique called Emotional Brain Training. Molly shares about her experience of staying awake to the cycle of life and death. Like all of us, she finds herself going back to sleep sometimes, but she always seems to find a way to wake up again and that is a true inspiration.  If you enjoy this conversation please leave a review in your podcast app. To check out our upcoming community workshops, visit cancertalks.com/zoom. If you're moved to donate, we would be very grateful. Our work is funded by your generous contributions. For more information visit cancertalks.com/donate. This podcast was produced by Claire de Laszlo with editing and original music by Annie Murnighan. Cheryl Buck is the vision and heart behind CancerTalks, Kaitlyn Stein makes this work financially sustainable, and Nora Rice helps spread the word through social media direction. As always, we want to extend a special thanks to our donors and friends. We couldn't do this without you! Learn More Grace in Dying by Kathleen Dowling Singh The Way of Grace by Miranda MacPherson Meditations on Boundless Love (Audio) by Miranda MacPherson The Five Invitations by Frank Ostaseski Cured by Jeffrey Rediger A Matter of Death and Life by Marilyn Yalom, Irving Yalom Wintering by Katherine May In Love by Amy Bloom The Mindfulness Self-Compassion Workbook by Kristin Neff PhD and Christopher Germer PhD The Myth of Normal by Gabor Mate Go In and In by Danna Faulds (or any book of hers) Feast of Losses: A communion of Grief and Gratitude spoken by Kim Rosen and accompanied by Jami Siebers https://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses Card Deck: The Cultivating Grace Card Deck by Miranda MacPherson Podcast: Tara Brach particularly the interview of Roland Griffiths PhD on meditation and psychedelics in the face of stage IV cancer Podcast: Insights at the Edge (Tami Simon founder of Sounds True)

On this episode, Laura Chandler talks with poet Kim Rosen and composer and electric cellist Jami Sieber about their beautiful new collaboration of music and poetry, Feast of Losses. Kim is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words and is an advocate for the power of poetry to heal and transform individuals and communities. Jami is a multi-talented composer, singer, and electric cellist. Jami tours nationally and internationally and her compositions have appeared in film and television. It was a delight to talk with Jami and Kim about their powerful new recording and the importance of exploring the necessary themes of aging, death, and consciousness. The beauty found in this exploration, the power of creativity, and so much more. It was an inspiring and insightful conversation, and I am excited to share it with you here. Music from Feast of Losses is featured throughout this episode. To learn more about Kim and Jami you can visit their websites, kimrosen.net and jamisieber.com.

Loretta welcomes spoken word artist Kim Rosen, and composer and cellist Jami Sieber!Kim Rosen, spoken word artist, and Jami Sieber, composer and cellist, have created a transformative convergence of music and poems that emerge from the heartbreak, gratitude, and wake-up call of this moment in our lives and in the life of our world. The words of Langston Hughes, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Ellen Bass, Lucille Clifton, W.S. Merwin, Deena Metzger, Mark Nepo, Yehuda Amichai, and Mary Oliver, spoken by Kim, rise and fall in the evocative waves of Jami's original music.This unique creation, born of 21 years of collaboration between Jami and Kim, masterfully merges the power of evocative music to melt the heart with the medicine of poetry to open the mind. The result is a transformational listening experience like no other. The spoken voice moves through multiple layers of music to create an utterly immersive soundscape at once, entrancing and awakening. Musical artists Hans Teuber, Nancy Rumbel, Sean Woolstenhulme, Greg Campbell weave their gifts into the soundscape of Jami Sieber's cello in tracks to carry the listener from heartbreak to humor, from contemplation to irresistible, foot-stomping celebration.Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. This offering is a culmination of their shared love of the realness, rawness, and intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go.In this moment in history, every one of us has been touched and changed by the personal, societal, and planetary changes we are undergoing. Feast of Losses is a balm and a challenge to the growing population of those consciously turning towards aging, death and letting go. In the last few years there have been lively conversations, conferences, and a veritable plethora of publications – catalyzed by the pandemic and the world situation and by the multitude of Baby Boomers approaching their later years and wanting to create a new way of meeting the challenges and blessings they bring. The magic of Jami's immersive, layered, evocative, and at times, orchestral music in resonance with the poems offer a portal of healing, inspiration, and awakening.Find out more at:https://www.kimrosen.net/abouthttps://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Loretta welcomes spoken word artist Kim Rosen, and composer and cellist Jami Sieber! Kim Rosen, spoken word artist, and Jami Sieber, composer and cellist, have created a transformative convergence of music and poems that emerge from the heartbreak, gratitude, and wake-up call of this moment in our lives and in the life of our world. The words of Langston Hughes, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Ellen Bass, Lucille Clifton, W.S. Merwin, Deena Metzger, Mark Nepo, Yehuda Amichai, and Mary Oliver, spoken by Kim, rise and fall in the evocative waves of Jami's original music. This unique creation, born of 21 years of collaboration between Jami and Kim, masterfully merges the power of evocative music to melt the heart with the medicine of poetry to open the mind. The result is a transformational listening experience like no other. The spoken voice moves through multiple layers of music to create an utterly immersive soundscape at once, entrancing and awakening. Musical artists Hans Teuber, Nancy Rumbel, Sean Woolstenhulme, Greg Campbell weave their gifts into the soundscape of Jami Sieber's cello in tracks to carry the listener from heartbreak to humor, from contemplation to irresistible, foot-stomping celebration. Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. This offering is a culmination of their shared love of the realness, rawness, and intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go. In this moment in history, every one of us has been touched and changed by the personal, societal, and planetary changes we are undergoing. Feast of Losses is a balm and a challenge to the growing population of those consciously turning towards aging, death and letting go. In the last few years there have been lively conversations, conferences, and a veritable plethora of publications – catalyzed by the pandemic and the world situation and by the multitude of Baby Boomers approaching their later years and wanting to create a new way of meeting the challenges and blessings they bring. The magic of Jami's immersive, layered, evocative, and at times, orchestral music in resonance with the poems offer a portal of healing, inspiration, and awakening. Find out more at: https://www.kimrosen.net/about https://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses

This month we are happy to share a selection from Jami Sieber and Kim Rosen's new album Feast of Losses. Their new album takes a deep dive into that sacred space where grief and gratitude meet. Their collaboration offers a transmission of such beauty that it stops the mind and opens the heart! This selection from the album features What the Living Do by Marie Howe, with music by Jami Sieber and spoken word by Kim Rosen. Read about their inspiration for this work on the Gangaji Commnuity Blog.  Purchase a download of the complete album at jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses

Jami Sieber and Kim Rosen – A Prayer to TendernessAired Monday, November 21, 2022 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CETJoin Voice Visionary Kara Johnstad, Jami Sieber ( composer/cellist ), and Kim Rosen ( spoken word artist ) in a conversation on realness, rawness, and the intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go. Discover how the interweaving of music and spoken word poetry can offer a portal to healing, inspiration, and awakening.Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. Their new album release, Feast of Losses, touches on our collective moment of personal, societal, and planetary changes and grave loss while inviting us to feast on beauty, hope, and wonder. Hungry for wisdom and true communion, we take a seat and bow our heads in gratitude.Visit Jami Sieber at https://jamisieber.com/Visit Kim Rosen at https://www.kimrosen.net/#JamiSieber #KimRosen #APrayerToTenderness #VoiceRising #KaraJohnstadTo 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/

In today's episode, we talk about poetry. ¿Poetry? You may wonder what it has to do with activism and all the most pressing problems we face as humanity. Apparently, it is way more connected than we usually think.To dive into this topic, @maitemorenougarte, Efecto Colibrí´s Wellbeing Leader, interviews Kim Rosen, an award-winning poet, and a spoken word artist. She is the author of “Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words”, the book that inspired this wonderful conversation. She delights listeners with the power of poetry as a transformative agent for individuals and communities.We talked about passion, vocation, authenticity, and matching inner experience and outer expression. Kim told us about her journey to become an activist, founder, and director of the Safe House Education Fund, which supports Maasai girls in Kenya.More information on www.efectocolibri.com

In all of our other shows, we have talked about creative practice and how you develop your own voice, your own identity, how you make your own creative mark. And in today's episode, we speak with poet and performer and teacher Kim Rosen, who will guide in thinking about the opposite–how we might let go of our creative identities as we age, and why that is essential work. Kim Rosen, M.F.A., author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words, has awakened listeners around the world to the power of poetry to heal, awaken and disarm individuals and communities. She is a poet, spoken word artist, ritualist, and guide of inner exploration. Her current passion is weaving poetry, music, teaching and self-inquiry to invite us to turn towards aging, death and letting go. Her upcoming Fall audio release,  Feast of Losses, is a collaboration on the same theme with cellist Jami Sieber. She is the co-creator of several recordings of spoken poems and music and her writing has been published in The Sun Magazine, O Magazine,The Texas Review and Spirituality and Health Magazine. In 2007, she spoke a poem to a group of Maasai girls in Kenya who had fled FGM and Early Childhood Marriage, and that moment became the seed of the Safe House Education (S.H.E.) Fund. www.kimrosen.net   www.shecollegefund.orgFalling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life by Richard Rohr Talk at Science and Nonduality Conference: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emergingform.substack.com/subscribe

TTB 201: Composing an Album on a Cross-Country Train Trip Cheryl B. Engelhardt is a composer and songwriter. She's toured all over the world, had music in over 40 tv shows and commercials, performed on stage with Sting, and was recently featured in People and Forbes for her social justice choral piece “The Listening”, featuring Martin Luther King Jr's goddaughter, Donzaleigh Abernathy. “The Passenger” is Engelhardt's seventh album, a follow up to her first two best-selling and award-winning New Age albums, “Luminary” and “A Seeker's Slumber”. This week we speak with Engelhardt, who composed and produced “The Passenger” while on a cross-country train trip, the first person ever to create an album on a train. She did so just two weeks after her best friend passed away from cancer. The trip and the creation process was one of grieving, healing, gratitude, and rest. The album features GRAMMY-winning and GRAMMY-nominated soloists who provide a decadent layer to Engelhardt's carefully composed ambient beds. The all-female-produced album was mixed by Engelhardt and mastered by Kim Rosen of Knack Mastering.  The Travelers Blueprint is an indie travel podcast where each week we like to bring you insight from travel authors, adventurers, conservationists, digital nomads, tour guides, and through our own personal experiences. Learn More About Our Guest: http://www.instagram.com/cbemusic (www.instagram.com/cbemusic)  http://www.facebok.com/cbemusic (www.facebok.com/cbemusic)  http://www.twitter.com/cbe (www.twitter.com/cbe)  http://www.cbemusic.com/ (www.cbemusic.com) SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Take a moment to rate us! Screenshot your review, email us the screenshot with your name and address and we will send you a FREE travel sticker! TheTravelersBlueprint@gmail.com FREE Travel Cheat Sheet! A Travel Journal or a Travel Video Course!! Find it all at http://thetravelersblueprint.com/products (http://thetravelersblueprint.com/products)  Share the love with some TTB Products: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/36555646?asc=u (https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/36555646?asc=u)  You can be a major supporter of our time and efforts in producing this podcast. May the travel Gods (old and new) be with you for all your future adventures! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/travblue (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/travblue)  Follow Us on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/the_travelers_blueprint/ (Instagram) - https://www.facebook.com/TheTravelersBlueprint18/ (Facebook) - https://twitter.com/ttblueprint?lang=en (Twitter) - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyB8gPEriEPYP92Q1DHHkbg (YouTube) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

I have always been a poetry lover and yet Kim Rosen's book, 'Saved by a Poem,'  has dramatically deepened my relationship to poetry. This touching conversation with Kim echoed within me for days after. Kim describes poetry as, 'the power of the word meeting the language of the soul.' In an uncertain world, 'Saved by a poem' is an emphatic call to cultivate the ever renewable resources of the heart. Through poetry Kim believes, the unspeakable can be spoken, the unendurable endured, and the miraculous shared. I encourage you to find a comfortable and quiet place to listen to this conversation where we share poetry from Rumi, Mary Oliver, Leonard Cohen, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Emily Dickenson and Jason Shinder. Enjoy the heart opening ride!

In this episode, I talk about my the spiritual and deeply healing process of writing poetry over the last year, what I am learning from it, and share some of my deeply personal poems with prompts so you can write with them if you want to. Writing poetry has become a deep listening practice in silence and slowness and not knowing. It is mysterious and fascinating to me, how the words collect and assemble themselves into something that speaks so profoundly to what I have experienced in a way that I cannot touch in normal conversation. It is truly a magical and mystical process. I mention an amazing book by Kim Rosen called, "Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words." I love this quote by Pablo Neruda from his poem, "Poetry" that reads, “Poetry arrived in search of me." You can learn more about my upcoming art and writing workshops on my website: www.emmafreemanart.com. Emma Freeman is a queer mixed media artist, poet and teacher. She is a highly sensitive person, contemplative, sober, and deeply inspired and influenced by Buddhist teachings. She works with fibers, slow stitched embroidery, weaving, book making, and creating art with nature in a variety of ways. You can see her work at www.emmafreemanart.com and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/emmafreemanart. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/emma-freeman-art/message

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On this weeks programme, Noirin Lynch joins Shane and John to reflect on how things are at this moment in time. As always, Noirin leads us through some thought provoking and often slightly different way of dealing and how do we find hope in the midst of so much change? Sometimes its tempting to insist that a familiar prayer or line of scripture MUST make sense of it all – but of course we are in unfamiliar times, so old usual’s can be great but can also be useless. And that’s ok. What matters is that we connect with God, not how we connect in this strange new time!"How are you? Several people spoke to me last week about how it special Holy Week was – a real sense of journeying down into the tomb – and how hard it was to feel the usual joy of Easter, the sense of resurrection. A friend said she felt down in a small dark place still. And I was reminded of the Lasaux caves in France where explorers one day found themselves in small underground caves, dark and dull. And someone raised a torch and found that prehistoric artists had drawn the most beautiful and amazing images of animals and hunters all around the roof in beautiful colours. Totally surprising everyone - in this dark place, beauty was all around.Is it possible to find God in the darkness, in the dullness? Can there be beauty here?Kim Rosen has a stunning simple poem about the caterpillar moving into a cocoon. Before I read it, can I tell you that when a caterpillar forms a cocoon, it has no intention of becoming a butterfly. Slowly in the darkness the cells of the caterpillar began to vibrate and change, and when enough cells vibrate, the caterpillar liquifies and begins to reform in this new way – a weak, vulnerable butterfly that will need to push the blood through its wings as it squeezes out of this tight space. Kim Rosen writes:Do you know howthe caterpillarturns?Do you rememberwhat happensinside a cocoon?You liquefy.There in the thick blackof your self-spun womb,void as the moon before waxing,you melt(as Christ didfor three daysin the tomb)conceivingin impossible darknessthe sheerinevitabilityof wings.I am reminded of the apostles leaving Jerusalem to walk home, by Emmaus. Men who had made a huge commitment to Jesus, who had left normality and followed hope. Men who found their hero knocked, rejected and even shamed with crucifixion. Men who tried to make sense of it all as they walked. Men whose heartbreak was vibrating out of them in waves of hurt – and their dream liqueifying. What sense could be made of it all? I wonder why didn’t Jesus interrupt them and just tell them the answer … as the women had already? Surely they only needed to hear from him and it’d all make sense. Yet he didn’t rush them – he let them speak, listened, offered possibilities, allowed them time in this dark place, this cocoon of disappointment.Rebecca Solinit is an American writer and had a lovely article this week about fairy tales and living in the now. She reminded me that, in her words, ‘Nearly all of us would like to be at the end of the story, because to live in the middle of it is to live in suspense and uncertainty about what will happen.’ Isn’t that so Emmaus! Jesus stayed with them in the middle of it all, the ending was not guaranteed. Isn’t that what these weeks are like – if we only knew the ending of the story it would be so much easier!God is present in the groceries delivered, in the cowslip in a corner, in the phone call, in the soft pillow or strong support. If its hard to find God in the extraordinary, its ok to find God in the ordinary – that is the work of poets. See the beauty, celebrate the beauty, call it hope!I’ll finish by sharing where I found God in these weeks – in good people. Ordinary people who were kind or gentle or positive. Signs of Hope and Healing. Moments of joy and of peace. I wish you all this.

This episode is a mixtape of three stories that help you think more deeply about what it means to be an original, what you hunger for and what this moment holds for you. Find the work that I do on Instagram under @robin_norgren. Show notes: originals by Adam grant, fire starter sessions by Danielle Laporte and saved by a poem by Kim Rosen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode is a mixtape of three stories that help you think more deeply about the value of imagination, what kind of support you really need and what is most important to you. Find my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren. Show notes: the war of art by Steven pressfield, the fire starter sessions by Danielle Laporte and saved by a poem by Kim Rosen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

The episode offers a mixtape of three stories that help us think more deeply about the The way we see people, the uncertainty we all face and what matters most. Find Robin Norgren at www.joseysartschool.com. show notes: spiritual direction by Henri nouwen, the happiness of pursuit by Chris guillebeau and saved by a poem by Kim Rosen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode offers three stories that give perspective on rhythms in our lives and in the world. Find my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren and @youbeyou4life. Show notes: the cloister walk by Kathleen Norris, saved by a poem by Kim Rosen and deepen the way you live your life by Robin Norgren, M.A. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode tells stories that center around the themes of kindness, interruption and curiosity. Find Robin Norgren on Instagram under @robin_norgren and @youbeyou4life. Show notes: saved by a poem by Kim Rosen, the happiness of pursuit by Chris guillebeau and the burning word by Judith m kunst. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode discusses the value of reading alot, the discomfort we should embrace and the many faces of resistance. Find my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren or @youbeyou4life. Show notes: the enchanted hour by Meghan Cox gurdon, saved by a poem by Kim Rosen and the war of art by Steven pressfield. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode discusses the way intuition works in poetry reading, the value of the ordinary and never forgetting that each step you take has value. Find me on Instagram under @robin_norgren or @youbetou4life. Show notes: saved by a poem by Kim Rosen, taking flight by Kelly Rae Roberts and your creative peace by Robin Norgren. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode discusses monontomy as a guidepost for deeper understanding of who we are and the way questions and mentors enhance our lives. Find my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren or @youbeyou4life. Show notes: saved by a poem by Kim Rosen, taking flight by Kelly Rae Roberts and spiritual direction by Henri nouwen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode discusses the work you are meant to do in the world and the work you must release for others to do. We talk about the power of your voice and the mindfulness that creates contentment. Find my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren and @youbeyouforlife. Show notes: awaken by Priscilla shirer, saved by a poem by Kim Rosen and devotions by Mary Oliver. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

This episode discusses how to look at taking a leap, how asking questions can free you and what power words hold to stabilize you in uncertain times. Find me on Instagram under @robin_norgren or @youbeyouforlife. Show notes: spiritual direction by Henri nouwen, taking flight by Kelly Rae Roberts and saved by a poem by Kim Rosen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

Mastering engineer Kim Rosen joins me on the show this month. Kim is the owner and operator of Knack Mastering in New Jersey, and I've had the pleasure of working with her on a number of projects. She first came to my attention through the band I play in, Birds of Chicago, when we were mastering an acoustic record that I recorded. Kim had also recently done stellar work on a number of Joe Henry and Ryan Freeland productions that I had been immersed in. I thought it would be interesting to hear a bit about mastering, both conceptually, and technically, as well as how someone's career path led to this somewhat misunderstood, but incredibly important role in the recording process. We also talked about developing equipment under the name Whitestone Audio with her husband. Enjoy my conversation with Kim Rosen and please subscribe to the podcast!

This episode discusses our questions and the medicine we find in poetry, deep thought and conversation. Find all my work on Instagram under @robin_norgren or @youbeyouforlife. Show notes: spiritual direction by Henri nouwen, saved by a poem by Kim Rosen and devotions by Mary Oliver --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-norgren/support

NAMM 2020 took place over January 16th-19th. The show was well attended and I had loads of fun. In this episode I'm joined by mastering engineer Kim Rosen of Knack Mastering, drummer Emily Dolan Davies of emilydrums.com as well as mastering engineer Pete Lyman of Infrasonic Sound. Short interviews talking about NAMM and a NAMM wrap up by me! Enjoy, Matt. In this episode, we discuss: All things NAMM 2020 Links and Show Notes: Kim Rosen: http://www.knackmastering.com/ Whitestone Audio: http://www.whitestoneaudio.com/ Emily Dolan Davies: http://www.emilydolandavies.com/ Pete Lyman: https://www.infrasonicsound.com/ Matt's Reverb.com store: https://bit.ly/2Mi0Wic Support WCA - Go Ad-Free! https://glow.fm/workingclassaudio/ Connect with Matt on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboudreau/ Current sponsors & promos: https://bit.ly/2WmKbFw Working Class Audio Journal: https://amzn.to/2GN67TP Credits: Guest: Kim Rosen, Emily Dolan Davies and Pete Lyman Host: Matt Boudreau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau Additional Music: The License Lab

  Carly Mountain is a teacher and writer who works with poetry, yoga, breathwork and voice as transformational practice that can liberate us in ways we never anticipated. She is the creatrix of the Butterfly Mystery School which is home to circles of women who wish to deepen relationship with themselves and their natural abundant expression. Carly is also author of Jouissance ~ poetry of the deep feminine. She is based in Sheffield, UK where she lives with her husband and two daughters.   Carly started dancing at 4 years old. She trained at the Laban Centre She pursued yoga and went from her first class to teaching within 18 months Graham technique had helped to release stuckness in the pelvis. Created by Martha Graham, the approach was inspired by Kundalini yoga, moving energy through the body Yoga is very much about the practice, compared with dance as a performance Pregnancy yoga with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli The Butterfly School includes yoga, poetry, breathwork and creative enquiry Butterfly - mudra practice Searching for a place where emotional work could exist alongside the physical expression Craving female support and recognising other women must be craving it too The perception that we “should be looking for a calm place inside ourselves” Kim Rosen uses free movement, breathwork, poetry and freeing the voice to give rise to whatever is there Being able to be with all the realms of expression Without fully expressing, we’re lidding an essential part of our being All emotion is welcome, all emotion is valuable Grief and rage are huge connectors Saying yes and no from the body Consent ripples through our lives - being programmed to respond quickly. Taking a pause Permission to rest Listening to our cyclical wisdom The Autumn (less tolerance for putting up with things) and Winter (hibernating and resting, going inwards) phases of the cycle. How easy it is to push these phases away, but there’s a renewal that comes from dropping in to resting Women supporting women is nourishing Often we don’t know we’re safe until we’ve taken a risk Remembering who you are and letting go of what you’re not Oxytocin is released when sitting with other women in circle Poetry as a powerful tool Intimacy as “going into the unknown together” ‘Blurt write’ to allow the pen to flow on the page Moonbox for a young girl before she has her menarche to celebrate and share this stage instead of shame and fear Jouissance, Carly’s book of poetry to celebrate the fullness of womanhood Extinction Rebellion is calling people into their eldership A new intake of The Butterfly School starts in January 2020 http://carlymountain.com/sheffield-yoga/womens-health-sheffield/   What If...? What if it had been the Mother, the Daughter, and the Holy Spirit? How different might things of be then, if women only had their natural limits? Blood revered as a super power, as beautiful and welcomed and earthly as a flower. Childbirth, if chosen, a sacred rite of passage. Midwives as holy women. Crones as the wisdom cup. A sisterhood, a sisterhood. Nature as Queen and ageing as a privilege.  What if it had been the Mother, the Daughter, and the Holy Spirit? How different might things be then.  - Carly Mountain   Resources:   Twitter @carly_mountain Instagram @carly_mountain Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Practice-and-Poetry-with-Carly-Mountain http://carlymountain.com/ The Butterfly School: http://carlymountain.com/sheffield-yoga/womens-health-sheffield/ Jouissance poetry book  http://carlymountain.com/2019/08/08/jouissance/    

My guest today is Justin Francis a multi Grammy nominated Nashville engineer and mixer who I got turned on to from listening to mastering engineer Kim Rosen’s discography when preparing for her interview. Justin Mixes from his log cabin home studio in Ashland City, Tennessee. In just one week, clients can range from Andrea Bocelli to Alice Cooper, and other notable artists include Top 40 bands like Little Big Town; country singers like Kacey Musgraves, Ronnie Milsap, Tyler Childers, Margo Price, and Rodney Crowell; blues legends like Buddy Guy; classic rock stalwarts like Deep Purple; punk legends like Anti-Flag, and rabble-rousers like Rozwell Kid and Diarrhea Planet — streams of which reach more than a million every month. Additionally, Justin’s work with bluegrassers like Special Consensus and Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen earned him two Grammy nominations for Best Bluegrass Album. Today I’m going to ask Justin all about his studio here in Nashville, how he likes to mix a wide variety of music, and what tips we can learn for getting better mixes in our own pro and home studios. Thanks to our sponsors! WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars: http://whisperroom.com Eventide: https://www.eventideaudio.com OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/220

My guest today is Kim Rosen a mastering engineer working out of her own studio, Knack Mastering, located in Ringwood, NJ. Kim’s mastered six Grammy® nominated albums in the past four years; one winning for Best Folk Album (Aimee Mann), three nominated in Best Blues Album categories (Bettye LaVette, Victor Wainwright and Theresa James) as well as two nominations in the Best Engineered Album/Non-Classical category (Bonnie Raitt and The Milk Carton Kids). Kim grew up in Northampton, Massachusetts and poured herself into the vibrant college music scene. In the summer of 2002, a friend turned her on to a mastering studio in NJ that was looking for an intern. Kim jumped at the opportunity, moved to NJ and began her journey at West West Side Music with Alan Douches (RSR092). In 2009, after working her way up to Staff Mastering Engineer at West West Side, Kim decided to go out on her own and has built a growing list of clients that includes producers and engineers such as Ryan Freeland, Ed Cherney, Joe Henry, Matt Ross-Spang, Paul Q. Kolderie and artists such as Rhiannon Giddens, Aimee Mann, Belly, Bonnie Raitt, Billy Bragg, Wynonna Judd, The Birds of Chicago, The Barr Brothers, Over The Rhine, Sarah Jaffe, Anthony Green and Title Fight.  Thanks to our sponsors! WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars: http://whisperroom.com Eventide: https://www.eventideaudio.com OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/214

Tresha  Faye Haefner shares with us a poem about her childhood in paradise California. We talk about the wants and rebellion of youth and how when you’re a kid with the security of a loving family, you don’t have the life experience to appreciate just how lucky you are. She also shares how one should listen to a poem. Several of our brilliant guests came to us through Tresha - Alexis Rhone Fancher (Cruel Choices ep 6) Elya Braden (How to Be a Bad Mother ep 8), and Kelly Grace Thomas (How the Body is Passed Down ep 9) Tresha Faye Haefner is a writer, editor, workshop-facilitator, and founder of The Poetry Salon, Los Angeles where she uses her rich knowledge to guide other writers into accessing their authentic, creative voice. She spent ten years teaching English, Social Studies and Creative Writing in private schools, before receiving an M.A. Degree in Humanistic Psychology, with a specialization in creativity studies, from Saybrook University. She has been an active member and teacher at California Poets in the Schools, helped to curate the CPITS Anthology of Lesson Plans, Poetry Crossing, and has been a grant recipient through the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Artist-In-Residence program. Outside traditional academy instruction, Tresha has learned at the feet of established, innovative poets such as Kim Addonizio, Sally Ashton, Ellen Bass, Gabrielle Calvacoressi, Brendan Constantine, Matthew Dickman, Jack Grapes, Suzanne Lummis, Eloise Klein Healy, Naomi Shihab-Nye, and founder of the Poetry Depths Mystery School, Kim Rosen. Her own work has been published in several journals, including BloodLotus, The Cincinnati Review Fourth River, Hunger Mountain, Pirene’s Fountain, Poet Lore, Prairie Schooner, and Rattle. She is the recipient of the 2011 Robert and Adele Schiff Poetry Prize, a 2015 Pushcart nominee, and author of the chapbook Take This Longing from Finishing Line Press. She continues to read widely, attend regular readings and workshops, and learn from every poet she meets. Currently Tresha lives in Los Angeles, where she is founder of The Poetry Salon, a thriving artistic community that all levels of expertise, who can choose between one-day writing workshops, online e-classes and in-depth advanced core classes. Participants showcase their work four times a year at cumulative class readings, and those women and men have gone on to publish award-winning, cutting-edge work and even teach creative writing classes of their very own. All of her offerings are on her website www.thepoetrysalon.com where you can subscribe to the blog and other announcements with the button at the bottom of the home page. There's also our just-released e-course How to Think Like a Poet   We’re telling stories  If it's not 1 Thing, explores the topic of 'mother' from every angle imaginable and some you have not thought of. Each week, hosts Katie Mitchell and Lupe Padilla Mitchell share a new story and have great conversations with the writers, many of whom are in fact not writers by trade. We have excerpts from best selling novels, memoirs, poetry award winners, songwriters, stay at home moms, insurance brokers, teachers, actors, college students and beyond. Some famous. Some not at all. But they all have incredible tales to tell. Story is in our DNA. It's how we make sense of the world around us. We have so much to teach each other. We welcome you to rate and review us.  Follow us on social media or on our website

Kim Rosen, MFA, is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words. She has inspired listeners worldwide with the power of poetry as a transformative agent for individuals and communities. Combining her devotion to speaking poems by heart with her background in spirituality and psychotherapy, she offers workshops, lectures and an international Mystery School dedicated to awakening and healing through the power of the spoken poem. Kim also founded the Safe House Education Fund, an initiative that sends Maasai girls who have been rescued from Female Genital Mutilation and early marriage to college. Co-creator of 3 CDs of poetry, she has been a TEDx speaker and her work has been featured in The Sun Magazine, O Magazine, Oprah Radio, The New Yorker and Spirituality & Health Magazine. Visit www.kimrosen.net, www.shecollegefund.org Get the Inclusion Revolution CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating.  Visit our website at www.AmericaMeditating.org.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android

When you see Kim Rosen on stage performing poetry, she exudes a distinct sense of certainty. But the truth is that for a period of her life she suffered from a particular type of fear that was profoundly painful. Her prayer to be released from it's confines would be answered two different times. And both times that grace came in the form of a poem. In the end, Kim’s story wasn’t about making her fear go away. It was about meeting it and doing life anyway, in a most extraordinary way.

The next episode of Epiphany features Kim Rosen.  Her story will make you believe in the power of courage.  Coming up on September 20th.

My guest today is Matt Boudreau, a producer, recording, mixing, and mastering engineer from San Francisco. Matt is also the host of a fantastic podcast, Working Class Audio where he interviews many top studio professionals. He has worked with a great number of artists in the studio including: Steve Earl, Matchbox 20, Shawn Colvin, The Shins, Death Cab for Cutie, Tori Amos, Florence + The Machine, Thomas Dolby, The Jayhawks, Ziggy Marley, Civil Wars, Sarah Bareilles, and George Thorogood to name a few.  Matt's podcast Working Class Audio includes great episodes with stellar guests like: Dave Fridmann, Niko Bolas, Al Schmitt, Brian McTear, Jim Scott, Larry Crane, F Reid Shippen, Eric Valentine, Kim Rosen, Warren Huart, Joe Barresi, Michael Beinhorn, Sylvia Massey, and Vance Powell. And those are just some of the past guests. Though we’ve only just met, I am psyched to have my “brother from another podcast” on the show today. Get full show notes at RecordingStudioRockstars.com Get over two hours of FREE Mix Training, Multitracks, and eBook at... MixMasterBundle.com  

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Kim Rosen. Kim Rosen, MFA, is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words. Combining her devotion to poetry with her background in spirituality and psychotherapy, Kim gives workshops and performances throughout the world, inspiring listeners with poetry’s power to transform individuals and communities. She is the founder of the Poetry Depths Mystery School and the S.H.E. College Fund, an organization dedicated to sending rescued Maasai girls to college. A TEDx speaker and co-creator of 4 CDs of spoken poetry and music, Kim has been on the faculties of Kripalu and Wisdom University, among other institutions, and her work has been widely published, including in O Magazine, The Sun, and The New Yorker. Kim's websites www.kimrosen.net and www.shecollegefund.org this episode Q&A includes: • weaning a child- there is very little in life we can feel proud of ourselves for doing... • menopause as a passageway to power... • schisandra for healing depletion that has occured through addiction... • passionflower for opiate detoxification... • dangers of methadone and nourishment while weaning off... • cyst on neck becoming painful... • food sensitivities and what's normal for you... • and much more...

Working Class Audio Session #041 with Kim Rosen!!! Kim Rosen grew up in the western Massachusetts town of Northampton. Known for its amazing college music scene, the town and surrounding area is infamous for spawning such ground-breaking acts as Sebadoh, Dinosaur Jr. and Buffalo Tom…just to name a few. Kim realized early-on that music was […] The post WCA #041 with Kim Rosen appeared first on Working Class Audio.

The call to find the poem inside: Kim Rosen didn't just write Saved by a Poem, she actually was saved by a poem! When she got a phone call that her life savings had disappeared in the hands of Bernie Madoff, the words of Naomi Shihab Nye's “Kindness” floated past her: “Before you can know what kindness really is you must lose things …” Kim will bless us with a touch of her signature “deep dive” method that bypasses conscious mind and welcomes you into the heart of poetry.

"When the inner and the outer are wedded, revelation occurs." - Hildegard of Bingen Kim Rosen is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words.  Combining her devotion to poetry with her background as a spiritual teacher and therapist, Kim has touched listeners around the world with poetry's power to awaken, inspire, and heal.  She gives poetry concerts, lectures, and workshops in the U.S. and abroad.  You can learn more about her work at kimrosen.net.  You can also connect with her on the Saved by a Poem Facebook Page, and on Twitter at @savedbyapoem. Some of the poems, poets, and books Kim mentions during the interview are: Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman "Daddy" by Sylvia Plath David Whyte Mary Oliver Rilke's Book of Hours: Love Poems to God by Rainer Maria Rilke. Translated by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy "Phenomenal Woman" by Maya Angelou "Kindness" by Naomi Shihab Nye

Kim Rosen, MFA, has touched listeners around the world with poetry’s power to awaken, inspire and heal. She is the author of Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words (Hay House, 2009) and the co-creator of four CDs of spoken poetry and music, including Only Breath , an interweaving of spoken poems of ancient and […] The post Poetry Medicine appeared first on Future Primitive Podcasts.

Kim Rosen, author of the book Saved by a Poem, talks about how people struggling with personal conflict can find peace, comfort and perspective in the words of poetry and song. She also sees a role for poetry in international negotiations that address conflict on a broader scale. Also on the program, Sarah Wilkinson tells about the Peace Pal Project which connects school children in different parts of the world through a pen pal initiative and conflict resolution curriculum that,she says, broadens understanding and gives young people tools to address the conflicts that may lay ahead in their lives. Carol Boss is the host.

Kim Rosen, author of the book Saved by a Poem, talks about how people struggling with personal conflict can find peace, comfort and perspective in the words of poetry and song. She also sees a role for poetry in international negotiations that address conflict on a broader scale. Also on the program, Sarah Wilkinson tells about the Peace Pal Project which connects school children in different parts of the world through a pen pal initiative and conflict resolution curriculum that,she says, broadens understanding and gives young people tools to address the conflicts that may lay ahead in their lives. Carol Boss is the host.