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Hello to you listening on this first day of the future 2025! What will come will come; let's prepare to greet it “heads high and hearts open.” [PlutoLiving] Perhaps you are feeling apprehensive, open, poised for the race ahead, curious, or, even a little stranded as 2025 makes its way toward you. I have a suggestion because what you're looking for is looking for you:Lost"Stand still. The trees ahead and bushes beside youAre not lost. Wherever you are is called Here,And you must treat it as a powerful stranger,Must ask permission to know it and be known.The forest breathes. Listen. It answers,I have made this place around you.If you leave it, you may come back again, saying Here.No two trees are the same to Raven.No two branches are the same to Wren.If what a tree or a bush does is lost on you,You are surely lost. Stand still. The forest knowsWhere you are. You must let it find you." [David Wagoner]From Traveling Light: Collected and New Poems. Copyright 1999 by David Wagoner. Used with permission of the University of Illinois Press.You're always invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, would you subscribe and spread the word with a generous 5-star review and comment - it helps us all - and join us next time!Meanwhile, stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website to:✓ Check out Services I Offer,✓ For a no-obligation conversation about your communication challenges, get in touch with me today✓ Stay current with Diane as “Wyzga on Words” on Substack, LinkedIn and now Pandora RadioStories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved.

Many real estate investors never flip more than 30 houses a year. But today's guest, Chris Music, accomplished that goal.  Chris's secret?  He swapped out direct mail campaigns with online marketing. Not only does he get a better return, but he's able to work less while flipping 30 houses a year — in California of all places.  In this episode, Chris reveals why online marketing is superior to offline marketing and how it's helped grow his business consistently over the past couple of years.  Ready to discover why online marketing is your key to growth and success? Listen to the episode now. Show highlights include: The “Supply Force Depreciation” secret for why home prices continued to rise throughout 2021 against experts' advice that they would drop (3:31)  Why real estate investing is one of the safest industries in the world (even as the world turns upside down) (4:38)  The weird “Mental Zone” the real estate industry is entering (and why you shouldn't worry that price inflation is slowing down) (7:15)  How to be a successful real estate investor in California (even as there's a mass exodus of people leaving) (8:49)  The “Looking For You” reason why Google Ads beast direct mail campaigns 9 times out of 10 (13:16)  Why redesigning your website might be the most profitable marketing investment you make all year (15:22)  If you'd like to get in touch with Chris Music and sell your house, you can find his website at https://www.psbuyshouses.com/.  Need help with your online marketing? Jump on a FREE strategy session with our team. We'll dive deep into your market and help you build a custom strategy for finding motivated seller leads online. Schedule for free here: http://adwordsnerds.com/strategy  To get the latest updates directly from Dan and discuss business with other real estate investors, join the REI marketing nerds Facebook group here: http://adwordsnerds.com/group.  Want to find motivated seller leads online but don't know where to start? Download the free Motivated Seller Keyword Report today at https://adwordsnerds.com/keywords. 

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, las canciones las pone Borja Gorostiza, pinchadiscos de garantía, ávido coleccionista y todo un conocedor de nuestros territorios musicales. Suenan: SAN-JO - "THE VIRGIN" (1970) / MARÍA CONSUELO - "TENDIDA EN LA HIERBA" (1968) / LOS AMERINDIOS - "NO" (1973) / MARA - "STREETS OF FORBES" (1984) / TAPESTRY GARDEN - "LAY DOWN" (1970) / REDEYE - "OREGON BOUND" (1970) / STEVER RIDER - "REMEMBER ME" (1971) / THE RAVING MADD - "BOUNDARIES" (1967) / TONY CHURCH & THE CRUSADE - "LOVE TRIP" (1968) / THE GREGORIANS - "DIALATED EYES" (1969) / BARRY & EBLING & THE INVADERS - "SUNNY DAY RAIN" (1967) / THE CELTICS - "LOOKING FOR YOU" (1968) /Escuchar audio

More & more Spiritual Women (including myself!) are feeling the pull to follow their passion & pursue entrepreneurship. And what a beautiful & exciting path that is. However, it isn't the easiest one. And as with most things, it is the getting started that is the hardest part. That's where my guest this week, Jenna Harrison, comes in. Jenna is a reformed over-analyzer turned top ranked business coach, podcast host, and founder of The Uncommon Way, where women build their businesses and lives differently and often counterintuitively. On this guest episode, Jenna shares some wonderful insights about how so many of us are on the journey from the rational/logical/masculine energetic to the Divine Feminine & spiritual path. She also offers some of the amazing specifics of how entrepreneurship made her woo.She goes on to explain how it's possible to grow businesses with both smart strategy/skills AND powerful mindset AND energetic alignment … and how much more successful we are when we cultivate all 3. And how creating an authentic offer intentionally is the vehicle that allows you to connect with the people you're meant to work with and who are LOOKING FOR YOU!Before Jenna became a serial entrepreneur she oversaw brand communication and copy for over 33 brands at a top fashion company. When not wearing her coach hat, you'll find her satisfying her wanderlust, playing tug of war with her puppy or chasing after her 6-year-old son.You can learn more about working with Jenna and listen to her podcast here!https://www.theuncommonway.com/

Welcome To SomeWhere Ko Kasi Belt sessions as we enter another week and we started to Drop Mixes weekly.We Appreciate All your Support,May God Bless you All.A new Episode dropped SomeWhere Ko Kasi Belt Sessions Vol 107 Part Mixed By Moja. Playlist. 1.Blaze - Found Love (Fanatix Vocal Mix) 2.Jacob Rodriguez feat. Earl W. Green - Love You Better (Original Mix) 3.B. Valentine - Lovin' You (Groove Junkies & Deep Soul Syndicate Main Mix) 4.Reel Soul feat. Damon & Rayleen - I Get A Feeling (DJ Will Soul Vocal) 5.Hardage feat. Jocelyn Brown - Read The Sign (Luyo Remix) 6.Maysa - I Don't Mind (DJ Spen & Reelsoul Traxsource Exclusive Remix) 7.Looking For You feat Darien Opolopo Z Records 8.Chris Annibell feat. Tru Osborne - Rhythm Of Love (Ezel Mix) 9.Beat Rivals & Andre Espeut - You Are The Answer (OPOLOPO Remix) 10.Ole - Forever (Essential i Club Remix) 11..Barry White - Come On (Classic House Remix) 12.Terry Dexter, Sweet Georgie - Come Find Me (Richard Earnshaw Classic Vocal Remix) 13.Wez Whynt feat. Cleo Simone - Let Me Know (Original Mix) 14.Ronnie Herel & Kenny Thomas - The Sun Will Rise Again (DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins Remix) 15.Lee Genesis - Ya Can't Separate Me (I'm Determined) (Sean McCabe Vocal Extended Remix)

McCARTNEY IN THE NINETIES: 1995-1997 yet another virtual slumber party with Brian Jacobs and Craig Smith Join Brian Jacobs and Craig Smith once again for the third of four installments in the latest four-part trilogy covering Paul McCartney's nineties output.  Covered in this episode (at times, somewhat loosely): A Leaf, FLAMING PIE, Looking For You, Broomstick, I Love This House, Atlantic Ocean, Squid, Don't Break The Promise, Love Come Tumbling Down, Love Mix, PAUL McCARTNEY'S STANDING STONE. This podcast is presented by the Pods & Sods Network. You can hear us getting up and grabbing a chair at podsodcast.com (yeeeeeaaaaaah!!!)

"Looking For You" | Donovan Drake preaching | Second Sunday of Epiphany | January 15, 2023

Episode Notes Thanks for listening!  If you enjoyed this episode, let me know!   And if you're listening on an Apple device, I would love it if you left this podcast a review! I read and interact with all comments on my website: www.somethingfromeverything.com or on social media:  facebook: https://www.facebook.com/somethingfromeverythingpodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/somethingfromeverythingpodcast You can find episodes of my other podcast, “Navigating a Resurrection” here: https://navigating-a-resurrection.pinecast.co (or listen on your favorite podcast player) Intro music was the song “All Star” by Adrian Berenguer. Music at the end was "Looking For You” by Humans Win. This episode's photo was found on Pixabay, uploaded by user namoliang: https://pixabay.com/images/id-680551/

Lisa 6:3 - "God is Looking For You! Isaiah 66:1-2. God is looking for the poor, the contrite spirit and the humble... Is that you? The True Worshippers... Be found. AND Be Blessed. #peace #trueworshipers #humble --- 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/lisa-l-dalton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lisa-l-dalton/support

Aún bajo el influjo de la visita de Germán Salto, Iñigo Bregel y Pablo Solo de la semana pasada, en ésta nos sumergimos en Islas de Robinson un poco más en exquisito territorio pop de cantautor a comienzos de los primeros 70. Suenan: DUNCAN BROWNE - "RESURRECTION JOE" (SINGLE, 1970) / JOHN KONGOS - "SEAT BY THE WINDOW" ("CONFUSIONS ABOUT A GOLDFISH", 1969) / BILL FAY - "MAUDY LA LUNE" ("FROM THE BOTTOM OF AN OLD GRANDFATHER CLOCK", 1970) / PETE DELLO AND FRIENDS - "TAKING THE HEART OUT OF LOVE" ("INTO YOUR EARS", 1971) / CLIFFORD T. WARD - "A DREAM" ("SINGER SONGWRITER", 1972) / ALUN DAVIES - "PORTOBELLO ROAD" ("DAYDO", 1972) / ALZO - "LOOKING FOR YOU" ("LOOKING FOR YOU", 1971) / PAUL WILLIAMS - "TIME" ("SOMEDAY MAN", 1970) / ANDY PRATT - "LOW TIDE ISLAND" ("RECORDS ARE LIKE LIFE", 1970) / RICHARD TWICE - "IF I KNEW YOU WERE THE ONE" ("RICHARD TWICE", 1970) / THE MOON - "COME OUT TONIGHT" ("THE MOON", 1970) / BARRY RYAN - "SUNDAY THEME" ("BARRY RYAN", 1969) / CHRYSALIS - "CYNTHIA GEROME" ("DEFINITION", 1968) / WIL MALONE - "TALE TO TELL" ("WIL MALONE", 1970). Escuchar audio

An artist's work - autobiographical or not - is a reflection of where they are in their life at any given moment. And so over time the collection becomes a kind of map, that traces the twists and curves of an ever-evolving through-line of inspiration and introspection. Musician Joe Sumner takes a brief break from his tour to reflect on his music career, and the interwoven intersections of his life and his art.Smells Like Teen Spirit, by Nirvana - YouTubeHeavier Than Heaven: A Biography of Kurt Cobain, by Charles R. CrossNine Stories, by J.D. SalingerHate, by Fiction Plane - YouTubeIn My Shoes, by Fiction Plane - YouTubePaul McCartney starts creating Get Back in studio - The Beatles: Get Back (documentary)The Parable of the Sower of Seed, (Matthew 13: 1–9, 18–23)Fiction Plane - Joe Sumner Interview (2007) - YouTube49: Welcoming Divergence, with Jenara Nuremberg - Where We Go NextHope, by Joe Sumner - YouTubeJellybean, by Joe Sumner - SoundCloudStumbling on Happiness, by Daniel Gilbert“Making the decision to have a child - it is momentous..." - Elizabeth StoneLooking For Me, Looking For You, by Joe Sumner (Live in Tuscany) - YouTubeDon't Disappear, by Jay ShapiroFollow Joe on Instagram: @thejoesumnerFollow Joe on Twitter: @thejoesumner----------Email: wherewegopod@gmail.comInstagram: @wwgnpodcast

This week's guest grew up drawing book covers and joining competitive reading bowls just for fun! In this episode, I chat with Afro-Colombian cartoonist and illustrator Arantza Peña Popo who's created comics for publications such as The New Yorker, title slides for Cartoon Network, and editorial illustrations for Refinery29. Arantza and I talk about how people question her existence as an Afro-Colombiana, the persistent conflict between her American and Colombian culture, and how she found her passion for autobiographical comics.Arantza immigrated from Colombia with her mother as a refugee and landed in Clarkston, Georgia before moving to Stone Mountain, Georgia. Arantza grew up in a diverse community but struggled with the isolation of her identity as an Afro-Latina. These days, she is reconnecting with her Colombian culture through Salsa music, even if that means her mom is technically “winning.”Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, or on your favorite podcast platform.Books Mentioned in this Episode:One for the money by Janet EvanovichSmile by Raina TelgemeierAnya's Ghost by Vera BrosgolThis One Summer by Jillian TamakiThrough the Woods by Emily CarrollOther Links:Junior High by Faye OrloveOblivion by GrimesTiny Splendor Risograph PrintingGuest InfoCheck out Arantza''s Instagram  and Portfolio!Special OfferListeners of the podcast can get a free, undated weekly and monthly planner inspired by the show from our website here.Follow Host Fabiola Lara between episodes:InstagramYoutubeTikTokTopics Covered:How her family immigrated to the US from ColombiaGrowing up in an immigrant and refugee communityGrowing up bookish and drawing book covers for funParticipating in the Helen Ruffin Reading BowlHow people question her existence as an Afro-ColombianaThe struggle to identify with the larger Latinx communityThe strife between her American and Colombian cultureHow she got into making comics after being introduced to more complex comicsHer recent solo show “The World is Looking For You” at Junior High LAHow Risograph printing translates the digital into analogFeeling conflicted about fine art and comics cultureHow she let go of the “elite academic white gaze” for her workNavigating oversharing in her own autobiographical comicsWinning the Doodle for Google competition in 2019 

Many real estate investors never flip more than 30 houses a year. But today's guest, Chris Music, accomplished that goal.  Chris's secret?  He swapped out direct mail campaigns with online marketing. Not only does he get a better return, but he's able to work less while flipping 30 houses a year — in California of all places.  In this episode, Chris reveals why online marketing is superior to offline marketing and how it's helped grow his business consistently over the past couple of years.  Ready to discover why online marketing is your key to growth and success? Listen to the episode now. Show highlights include: The “Supply Force Depreciation” secret for why home prices continued to rise throughout 2021 against experts' advice that they would drop (3:31)  Why real estate investing is one of the safest industries in the world (even as the world turns upside down) (4:38)  The weird “Mental Zone” the real estate industry is entering (and why you shouldn't worry that price inflation is slowing down) (7:15)  How to be a successful real estate investor in California (even as there's a mass exodus of people leaving) (8:49)  The “Looking For You” reason why Google Ads beast direct mail campaigns 9 times out of 10 (13:16)  Why redesigning your website might be the most profitable marketing investment you make all year (15:22)  If you'd like to get in touch with Chris Music and sell your house, you can find his website at https://www.psbuyshouses.com/.  Need help with your online marketing? Jump on a FREE strategy session with our team. We'll dive deep into your market and help you build a custom strategy for finding motivated seller leads online. Schedule for free here: http://adwordsnerds.com/strategy  To get the latest updates directly from Dan and discuss business with other real estate investors, join the REI marketing nerds Facebook group here: http://adwordsnerds.com/group.  Want to find motivated seller leads online but don't know where to start? Download the free Motivated Seller Keyword Report today at https://adwordsnerds.com/keywords.

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How do you lock in and define your customer? It's a great question and one I'm excited to talk through today. Thomas Joyner with Business on Purpose here. It's so powerful... knowing who you want to sell to. Locking and truly defining your ideal customer.  If you examine successful businesses across the landscape, almost always their success is a result of them knowing EXACTLY who they are selling to.  Take someone like Chick Fila. They have successfully targeted a group of people that want to eat Chicken in a clean, convenient, customer service forward way. They don't branch into tacos and burgers and pizza. Trying to hit every single customer! No, they stay focused and then spread out their offerings to hit that demographic in as many ways as possible.  So how do you do this in your own business? How do you figure out who that ideal client is so you can then serve them better than anyone else? Here are three ways… Ask who your most profitable client is? This is the logical place to start, right? If you look back at the past 6 months to a year, who did you do business with that gave you your highest profitability? Now, we can't exactly clone profitable clients, but you can begin to market specifically to that type of client. If you're in the trades and you have a certain builder that you worked best with, who else in your market does business like them. Go to that client and ask them. Or ask them how you can get more of their work.  Too often we don't have because we don't ask. “Oh, that just feels salesy! It's not my style to be pushy!” Ok, first of all, you have to know your value you are bringing and understand that your ideal client is LOOKING FOR YOU!!! You provide just as much value to them as they do to you. That's powerful when you get that. It's not salesy, because you're delivering them exactly what they're looking for. A business or consumer is not frustrated when they get what they are looking for. No! It's gift. It gets them excited. So, if you know who that customer is, keep targeting them. Write it down and find creative ways to target more clients JUST LIKE THEM. A few more questions to ask...Who pays on time? Who are you not gonna have to nickel and dime and wait for checks to clear and just have the hassle of doing business with? That will lead us to our next question. Who is your least profitable client? Both financially and just in the joy of doing business? Sometimes it's just as important to realize who you do NOT want to work with as it is to know your ideal client. Who saps energy from you? Who robs you of profitability? Who, even if you do everything right, still ends up frustrated and complaining? Who are the businesses or clients that do NOT match up with your mission and core values? Who distracts you from your mission?  Write a list down and scratch them off.  Imagine if someone was in the Chick Fila drive-thru and asked them to make a cheeseburger for them. Now, if we have the mindset that everyone is a client and we have to serve every client, we COULD do this. Send someone to the grocery store to grab some ground beef, bring it in, make a patty, put it on the flat top or grill, use one of your buns and get it out the drive-thru window after a lengthy wait. The customer drives off. Next thing you know they leave a review online. Worst burger I've ever had. Almost like they've never made one. Waited an eternity for terrible food. Why does this happen? Because that's not your ideal client. That's not the person you can serve and thrive in the process. So if you look at your products and services, are there any that you need to get rid of to help you stay away from your least profitable clients? Are there any products, services, or clients that are distracting you from knocking it out of the park?  Write them down and stay away. Every time you're tempted to do business with them, remember it's a distraction that could cost you big time. Ask yourself what problem you solve? Your ideal client will always need the solution to whatever problem you solve. So... if you were explaining to someone why they should do business with you, what problem do you solve? Now, it's probably not just one. It's probably 10 different things.  Write those down. Then take it a step further. Who needs those problems solved? Who has those problems and is looking for an answer? What fears do they have and how often is this a problem? You'd be surprised, you may even come up with another million-dollar idea by focusing on the problem you're solving and who needs the solution! Alright, those are the three steps, ask who your most profitable client is, cross of your least profitable clients, and figure out the main problems you solve. Put those all together and you should have a great idea of who you should work with. Lastly, though I would tell you to filter it through this last question. Who do you WANT to work with... who do you like/dislike and draw energy from working with? I know you can't always choose the best client. But... it can be a tiebreaker. There are tons of opportunities to make money out there, but which customer gets you excited? That stuff matters. Alright, time to put in the work. Time to write it down and then go build out a plan to reach your ideal customer.

How do you lock in and define your customer? It's a great question and one I'm excited to talk through today. Thomas Joyner with Business on Purpose here. It's so powerful... knowing who you want to sell to. Locking and truly defining your ideal customer.  If you examine successful businesses across the landscape, almost always their success is a result of them knowing EXACTLY who they are selling to.  Take someone like Chick Fila. They have successfully targeted a group of people that want to eat Chicken in a clean, convenient, customer service forward way. They don't branch into tacos and burgers and pizza. Trying to hit every single customer! No, they stay focused and then spread out their offerings to hit that demographic in as many ways as possible.  So how do you do this in your own business? How do you figure out who that ideal client is so you can then serve them better than anyone else? Here are three ways… Ask who your most profitable client is? This is the logical place to start, right? If you look back at the past 6 months to a year, who did you do business with that gave you your highest profitability? Now, we can't exactly clone profitable clients, but you can begin to market specifically to that type of client. If you're in the trades and you have a certain builder that you worked best with, who else in your market does business like them. Go to that client and ask them. Or ask them how you can get more of their work.  Too often we don't have because we don't ask. “Oh, that just feels salesy! It's not my style to be pushy!” Ok, first of all, you have to know your value you are bringing and understand that your ideal client is LOOKING FOR YOU!!! You provide just as much value to them as they do to you. That's powerful when you get that. It's not salesy, because you're delivering them exactly what they're looking for. A business or consumer is not frustrated when they get what they are looking for. No! It's gift. It gets them excited. So, if you know who that customer is, keep targeting them. Write it down and find creative ways to target more clients JUST LIKE THEM. A few more questions to ask...Who pays on time? Who are you not gonna have to nickel and dime and wait for checks to clear and just have the hassle of doing business with? That will lead us to our next question. Who is your least profitable client? Both financially and just in the joy of doing business? Sometimes it's just as important to realize who you do NOT want to work with as it is to know your ideal client. Who saps energy from you? Who robs you of profitability? Who, even if you do everything right, still ends up frustrated and complaining? Who are the businesses or clients that do NOT match up with your mission and core values? Who distracts you from your mission?  Write a list down and scratch them off.  Imagine if someone was in the Chick Fila drive-thru and asked them to make a cheeseburger for them. Now, if we have the mindset that everyone is a client and we have to serve every client, we COULD do this. Send someone to the grocery store to grab some ground beef, bring it in, make a patty, put it on the flat top or grill, use one of your buns and get it out the drive-thru window after a lengthy wait. The customer drives off. Next thing you know they leave a review online. Worst burger I've ever had. Almost like they've never made one. Waited an eternity for terrible food. Why does this happen? Because that's not your ideal client. That's not the person you can serve and thrive in the process. So if you look at your products and services, are there any that you need to get rid of to help you stay away from your least profitable clients? Are there any products, services, or clients that are distracting you from knocking it out of the park?  Write them down and stay away. Every time you're tempted to do business with them, remember it's a distraction that could cost you big time. Ask yourself what problem you solve? Your ideal client will always need the solution to whatever problem you solve. So... if you were explaining to someone why they should do business with you, what problem do you solve? Now, it's probably not just one. It's probably 10 different things.  Write those down. Then take it a step further. Who needs those problems solved? Who has those problems and is looking for an answer? What fears do they have and how often is this a problem? You'd be surprised, you may even come up with another million-dollar idea by focusing on the problem you're solving and who needs the solution! Alright, those are the three steps, ask who your most profitable client is, cross of your least profitable clients, and figure out the main problems you solve. Put those all together and you should have a great idea of who you should work with. Lastly, though I would tell you to filter it through this last question. Who do you WANT to work with... who do you like/dislike and draw energy from working with? I know you can't always choose the best client. But... it can be a tiebreaker. There are tons of opportunities to make money out there, but which customer gets you excited? That stuff matters. Alright, time to put in the work. Time to write it down and then go build out a plan to reach your ideal customer.

You have thousands of coaching clients that exist in this world right now. Even if you haven't launched your business yet. They already exist. And they're ready to pay you. When I got started as a coach, I thought it would be impossible to stand out and get clients because there were "too many" coaches already out there. I didn't think I added anything new or valuable to the industry. But then one day, when a client hired me, she said "I have been looking for a coach like YOU for SO LONG." It made me realize something so profound that I now share it with our coaches in the Academy. Right now, there are people in the world who desire you. They are looking for YOUR FLAVOR to life. They want to be in your energy. And no one else can replicate that. All you need to do is show up and let them know that you've arrived. Here's another way to understand this: Think about a musician you love. Before that musician became known, you were ALREADY a fan of them. You were already wanting them. Then, they made themselves known, and you thought, "YES! This is the music I've been wanting. I've been LOOKING FOR YOU." Were there other famous musicians BEFORE the one you mentioned? Yes! You don't have to be the first to be successful. You just need to be THE NEXT. If you question whether there is space in this world for your coaching, your art or your voice, realize there is a hidden community of raving fans you already have that are waiting to hear your message right now. They already exist. You just need to let them know that YOU exist. To become a Certified Professional Coach, visit www.thrivingcoachacademy.com.

"Your weekly dose of Funky House Music from Around the World." - DJ MIDIMACK Apr 2021 Funky House Mix Pt. 1 (Ep 172) Playlist: Free Yourself (Tyler Stone Anthem Mix) by Franck Dona (France) feat. Elan Noelle Give It Up by Buried King (Australia) Deep Inside by Sinner & James (Canada) Finally Ready by The Shapeshifters (UK) feat. Billy Porter Ready or Not by Julian Kid (Hungary) Give It Up by No Hopes (Russia)/Pushkarev (Russia) Don't Wake Me Up by Yvvan Back (Italy) Has Your Man Got Soul by Milk & Sugar (Germany) Madness and the Dark by Dave Matthias (USA) feat. Makeba It's All About House Music by Din Jay (Italy) All For The Renegade by The Incredible Melting Man (Canada)/DJ Denise (USA) Sneakerhead by Habischman (Iran/London)/Wally Lopez (Spain) Manu's Theme by BBwhite (Italy) My House by Dave Matthias (USA)/Luca Debonaire (The Netherlands) I Knew You by Robert Owens (USA)/Danny Clark (London)/Jay Benham (London) Dancefloor Now by Supernova (Italy)/Solo Tamas (?) Looking For You by BBwhite (Italy) Relight My Fire by Rubber People (Australia)/Dimitri Z (Australia) www.themixbagpodcast.com www.patreon.com/djmidimack Thank you for listening! Support this podcast

Tracklist1 On The Rhode Again (Caliorange Remix) - Man Go Funk (Groovy Riddim)2 Conga Rock (Original Mix) - Diplo, Mat.Joe (Higher Ground (Mad Decent))3 Night Shade (Original Mix) - Sartorial (Tropical Disco)4Let's Talk (Original Mix) - Makito, T.Markakis (Zero Eleven)5 Single Malt Scotch Funk (Original Mix) - Two Lee (IIT)6 Perdido Street (Original Mix) - Jonk & Spook (Cruise)7 Protect Your Mind feat. Roland Clark (Dub Mix) - Roland Clark, Feint Young Son (Large)8 No Pressure (Original Mix) - Cup & String (No Fuss)9 Want You (Clive's Analog Audit Remix) - Saison (No Fuss)10 Foolin' Me (Extended Mix) - Sisters Cap (Protocol)11 Looking For You (original mix) - MANUEL KANE (Little Jack)12 You Beside Me (Malone & Monoky Remix) (Extended Mix) - Mark Maxwell (Club Sweat)13 Set U Free (Extended Mix) - GUZ (NL) (Sink or Swim)14 Here With Me (Extended Mix) - Clementine Douglas, Dillon Nathaniel (Glasgow Underground)

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds, your daily dose of hope, imagination, wisdom, stories, practical tips, and general riffing on this and that.Have you ever wondered where music goes when it stops playing? Maybe it never stops; maybe we stop listening.What if Hope is like that? What if Hope is always there but we don’t recognize it?I have an idea:Imagine that Hope is a fragrance. What would Hope smell like?What if Hope was a sound? How might Hope be heard?Could Hope be a color? Of course! What color would Hope be?Imagine that Hope is a sensation. What would Hope feel like?And, if we could see Hope, what would Hope look like?This is what I see in 2021: Each of us begins anew to discover Hope in all its many forms. Is it possible? Yes. How do I know? Because what you’re looking for is looking for you. And that includes Hope.  This is the place to thrive together. Come for the stories - stay for the magic.  Speaking of magic, I hope you’ll subscribe, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time! You’re invited to stop by the website and subscribe to stay current with Diane, her journeys, her guests, as well as creativity, imagination, walking, stories, camaraderie, and so much more: Quarter Moon Story ArtsProduction Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 - Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

Philadelphia Phillies Director of Fun & Games John Brazer joins the show to share about some of the work Phillies Charities was up to during the season, and comedian Rich Little chimes in to chat about his career, upcoming virtual concert and the art of impressions. Along the way, words of encouragement from Kirk Franklin, a reminder of our new partnership with Trans World Radio, and capping it off--Tim's 10-year old daughter Theodora calls the show to reveal how Day 1 of the new DeMoss Family member (Moose, a puppy) went :). Featured songs: Eye Of The Storm / RYAN STEVENSON, Looking For You / KIRK FRANKLIN See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s show, the first Thursday of the month means it’s guys v the gals in Trivia Thursday on the Tim DeMoss Show! Listeners compete in a face-off against genders and answer trivia questions Tim asks. Tim also played some lighthearted music alongside the game. It was a lot of fun and a very close game. Tune in to hear who wins! And a very happy birthday to Tim’s daughter, Tessa, who turns 17 today! Make sure to tune in live weekdays 4-5pm ET on AM 560 WFIL! Music ft: Sixteen Going on Seventeen (Dashiell Eaves, Sara Zelle; Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rogers) Looking for You (Kirk Franklin) Daniel (ApologetiX) Brag on the Lord All Day (ApologetiX)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Jesus Saves Ministry, Inc 1007 W. Arlington Blvd Greenville, N. C. 27834 www.tjsm.org E-Mail: gojesusnow@aol.com Pastor: 347-415-5226  Apostle, Lonnie Stocks, pastor Audio now24/7  1-605-781-9704   Genesis 24:62-67 (KJV) 62  And Isaac came from the way of the well Lahairoi; for he dwelt in the south country. 63  And Isaac went out to meditate in the field at the eventide: and he lifted up his eyes, and saw, and, behold, the camels were coming. 64  And Rebekah lifted up her eyes, and when she saw Isaac, she lighted off the camel. 65  For she had said unto the servant, What man is this that walketh in the field to meet us? And the servant had said, It is my master: therefore she took a vail, and covered herself. 66  And the servant told Isaac all things that he had done. 67  And Isaac brought her into his mother Sarah's tent, and took Rebekah, and she became his wife; and he loved her: and Isaac was comforted after his mother's death.    

In our Famous Friday Show, we crank out fun songs like “Get Down” (Audio Adrenaline), “Try Micah” (ApologetiX parody of the Beatles’ “Drive My Car”), “Looking For You” by Kirk Franklin, and “Gated Community” from the VeggieTales/Silly Songs library. We also mix in Kevin Max of dcTalk’s version of “Birthday” in honor of Robert DeMoss Sr (Tim’s dad), who turns 91 years young today. “Advanced middle age” is how Tim’s dad often puts it, who asks if there might be a stipend or some sort of prize for appearing on the show—and despite not receiving one, still generously shares the secret to life. Family Hope Center director Matthew Newell gives a call in as well to let folks know about their upcoming training conference (March 13-15 in Norristown, PA) where they teach parents about the brain & how to proactively reengineer it (www.familyhopecenter.com for more information). We cap it all off with a fine edition of “Now That’s Punny!”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Resting and trusting God is the theme of the TDS today, mixing together songs, lyrics, and Scripture verses all throughout. Featured are “Cast Down Your Cares” (John Michael Talbot) & I Peter 5:5b-7), “God Weeps Too” (Eli) & John 11:1-44 (the story of Lazarus), “He Walked A Mile” (Clay Crosse) & Philippians 2:4-11, “For The Moment I Feel Faint” (Relient K) & Philippians 1:3-6 and 4:13, Romans 14:4, and 2 Corinthians 12:10, and “Looking For You” (Kirk Franklin) & Psalm 130.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The rising Brooklyn folk-pop band infuses its songs with charm, radiant hooks and intense emotions. Formed as a creative outlet for singer Zach Williams as his wife recovered from an accident that nearly paralyzed her, The Lone Bellow performs with a sense of necessity. Hear the band perform as part of the 2013 Newport Folk Festival. "You Can Be All Kinds Of Emotional"  "You Never Need Nobody"  "Two Sides Of Lonely" "Tree To Grow"  "Green Eyes And A Heart Of Gold"  "You Don't Love Me Like You Used To"  "Watch Over Us"  "Looking For You"  "The One You Should've Let Go"  "Teach Me To Know"