Podcasts about Love Is All

Je vous retrouve avec la suite de l'interview de Aude Rutter. Aujourd'hui, nous nous intéressons aux émotions et aux traumas.   Qu'est-ce qu'elles nous encombrent ces émotions ! On ne sait jamais trop comment s'en dépatouiller : les mettre sous le tapis, les vivre, les extérioriser ? ...   Le stress, l'anxiété, les phobies, une tristesse récurrente, de la colère explosive, de crises d'angoisse, de la jalousie.... on est tous plus ou moins concernés par des surcharges émotionnelles dont nous ne connaissons pas l'origine. Bien que le voisin qui s'est mal garé, celle qui nous a quitté par un sms, l'enfant qui a fait tomber notre smartphone tout neuf ….. sont toujours de chouettes prétextes pour décharger l'émotion présente qui nous serre le ventre, nous monte à la gorge, nous fait serrer la mâchoire. Et oui, car les émotions, apparemment, n'aspirent qu'à sortir de notre "corps"!  Aude, dans une belle éloge de la simplicité nous enseigne quoi faire, ou plutôt comment “ne rien faire” lorsqu'une émotion se présente. Et elle nous présente la méthode de libération émotionnelle qu'elle utilise pour guérir les traumas et nos blessures profondes. Une exploration qui nous fait remonter très loin, même avant notre naissance !    (Vous trouverez les citations inspirantes de l'épisode plus bas) ~~~ Les sources citées dans l'épisode dans l'ordre chronologique :  La méthode TIPI de Luc Nicon Le livre "Les 5 blessures de l'âme" de Lise Bourbeau L'EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) ou "tapping" pour apaiser les émotions La chanson "Love Is All" de Roger Glover And Guests  ~~~ Vous voulez en savoir plus sur Aude Rutter ?  Insta : https://instagram.com/aude_cielether Site : https://www.cielether-energetique.fr/ ~~~ Vous avez apprécié cet épisode? Vous souhaitez me soutenir?  ❤️ Abonnez-vous sur la plateforme de podcast de votre choix, mettez des commentaires, des likes, des étoiles, des bonnes notes, parlez-en autour de vous, partagez pour que d'autres puissent le découvrir à leur tour !  ⭐

좋은 영화만 골라드립니다. 이은선 기자의 필 소 굿 주제: LOVE IS ALL, 사랑이 우리를 온전하게 할 거야 '본즈 앤 올'(11월 30일 개봉, 루카 구아다니노 감독) '뷰티풀 보이'(2019, 펠릭스 반 그뢰닝엔 감독)

Juman is a singer, songwriter and producer. Her music is a textural amalgamation of lo fi, electronic, R&B and neo/future soul. She has just released her debut album "Love Is All" and it rules! www.jumanmusic.com https://juman.bandcamp.com/album/love-is-all Instagram: @juman_music

Today I speak with Turiya, who – among other losses and traumas - shares the turning point in her life when she lost her then 33-year-old husband Welf von Hannover in 1981. Her relationship with death, the impermanence of physical life significantly changed another time with the loss of her beloved partner Maja 6 months ago, where she experienced something, she never had before: ‘Then one night the message came, and it was: Love Is All. And there was such a strong feeling. Love is the bond that brings us over the bridge and that brings two things into oneness, that overcomes the separation. In this case, the separation is a loss of the physical body. But the heart and the love are there. Love Is All.' Turiya's story is deeply moving and will encourage you to look for something beyond the physical. About this week's guest Turiya is the co-founder of Path Retreats and the transformational process Path of Love with Rafia Morgan. Together they also lead a one-year Holistic Counsellor training for therapists Working with People – School of Counselling. Read Turiya's bio in the extended show notes. Topics discussed in this episodeThe death of her grandfather when she was 7 years old The sudden and unexpected death of her husband Welf von Hannover at the age of 33 years old at the Osho AshramThe lacking understanding of shock and trauma in the 80sThe fear of death always being presentLiving in a culture that avoids death and experiences a lack of connection to the formlessOsho's deathMaja's deathGrief and the loneliness can make one feel orphaned by existenceThe importance of contact in the face of griefResources mentioned in this episodeQuote by Carlos Castaneda:‘Death is our eternal companion. It is always to our left, an arm's length behind us. Death is the only wise adviser that a warrior has. Whenever he feels that everything is going wrong and he's about to be annihilated, he can turn to his death and ask if that is so. His death will tell him that he is wrong, that nothing really matters outside its touch. His death will tell him, I haven't touched you yet.'A Year to Live: How to Live This Year as if it Were Your Last by Stephen LevineLinks--> For more information, please visit Nathalie's website. --> Subscribe to the newsletter to receive updates on future episodes here.--> Join the podcast's Instagram page.Thanks for listening to HOW TO DEAL WITH GRIEF AND TRAUMA. If you'd like to be updated on future episodes, please subscribe to my newsletter on Nathalie Himmelrich.comIf you need grief support, please contact me for a FREE 30 min discovery session.HOW TO DEAL WITH GRIEF AND TRAUMA is produced and edited by me, Nathalie Himmelrich. Support this PodcastTo support this podcast, please rate, review, subscribe to, or follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you.Remember to keep breathing, I promise, it will get easier.     

Valeria is an Italian artist currently based in East Sussex, England, but originating from Sicily, Italy. She is a ceramicist and a tattoo artist, that also does commissioned paintings and experiments with designs on fabric. We talk about her unique designs and the origination and inspiration behind her chosen techniques for pottery and ceramics, and also some of her personal background that has led her to where she is today. She is a great person, and I love her energy. I hope you all love her the same, and give her a follow, and buy some of her art! Below are the links to find and contact her about any questions you may have!And remember: LOVE IS ALL!Valeria Marinaci:IG: @valeriamarinaci // @higginsandco // @folkstories_Store: folkstories.bigcartel.comSupport the show (https://paypal.me/dunejacob)

Jeff & Will kick off Pride month with a few announcements. They talk about their new article on the Frolic website with nine queer YA stories that need to be on your TBR. They also share info on two events. First is the Big Gay Fiction Live on June 8 at 8pm ET celebrating the release of this year's "Love Is All" charity anthology. Second is Pride Book Fest 2021, which runs June 11-13 featuring over 100 queer creators. Jeff reviews Paul Rudnick's "Playing the Palace" before interviewing the author / playwright / screenwriter / essayist. Paul talks about the new book, including why he wanted to write a royal romance, what inspired event planner Carter and Prince Edgar, and the fun in writing a big, gay royal wedding. Paul also has details on a couple of his upcoming projects, offers book recommendations and shares what Pride means to him. Complete shownotes for episode 313 along with a transcript of the show are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Big Gay Fiction Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find many more outstanding podcasts at frolic.media/podcasts!

The guys shout out the upcoming charity anthology "Love Is All" which features several m/m authors (including Jeff) and benefits the National Center for Transgender Equality. Jeff discusses his experience of listening live as audiobook narrator Kirt Graves records the "Codename: Winger" series for its release the summer. Will talks about Hudson Lin's new book "Hard Sell" and then Jeff interviews Lin, who gives us the scoop on the new book, and her plans for continuing the "Jade Harbour Capital" series. She also shares how she got started writing, her love of scenes involving food and why romance is the best genre. We also learn about her "World of Stories" podcast and the Queers of Colour website. Complete shownotes for episode 311 along with a transcript of the show are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Big Gay Fiction Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find many more outstanding podcasts at frolic.media/podcasts!

This week, we take the show to the countryside of Sweden for an intimate talk with Kristian Matsson, poet-songwriter and masterful acoustic multi-instrumentalist who has released five acclaimed albums and two EPs over the last decade and a half, performing as The Tallest Man on Earth. Growing up in the small hamlet of Leksand, a three hour trek from Stockholm, Mattson was in rowdier indie-rock outfits like Montezumas before breaking out with his own dreamier acoustic material - gaining international notice with his breakout solo offering 'Shallow Grave' in 2008. Tours with Bon Iver across North America gained Matsson an adoring audience in the states, where he ended up setting up shop in Brooklyn. Most often performing solo even on the biggest stages, Matsson is known to have seven or more intricate tunings for his guitars and banjos, and with his high, cutting voice and cryptic, nature-inspired lyrics, he has been compared to some of his heroes like Roscoe Holcomb, Bob Dylan and Paul Simon but with a Swedish-naturalist touch. Songs like “Love Is All” or “The Gardener,” while gaining tens of millions of steams on folky playlists, pack quite a punch, often detailing how the cold cruelty of the animal kingdom filters into human life with its many frailties. In 2019, Matsson found his marriage to a fellow Swedish singer-songwriter ending and he holed up in his Brooklyn apartment to write, produce and engineer his newest Tallest Man On Earth LP, 'I Love You. It's A Fever Dream.' Like Springsteen's eerie and emotional 'Nebraska,' Matsson's collection is a clear-eyed view of our current state of interpersonal (and even societal) isolations. Standout songs like the warm guitar and echoey harmonica opener “Hotel Bar” - though written before he knew what would happen with our current pandemic - seem to capture the lost closeness and romance of our very recent past, where one could fall in love with a new stranger every night in a new town and think nothing of it. Sequestered in a small house in the middle of Sweden since the world shifted last year, a new Tallest Man On Earth album is sure to be on its way. Admittedly Matsson is going a bit stir-crazy away from the road, but really he's grateful to be able to have the time to explore and create new sounds without any distractions. A fall tour of the states is in the works (fingers crossed), including an opening slot at Red Rocks joining Mandolin Orange and Bonny Light Horseman.

Guest host Tracy Wilson (of Dahlia Seed and Positive No) joins Bob and Mike to play French pop from Charlotte Leslie, a Peel session track from '70s mods New Hearts, and Swedish indie punks Love Is All. Meanwhile Bob and Mike play tracks from The Records, Trouble Funk, Naked Raygun, Scritti Politti, Trash Kit, and The Weather Prophets. Other topics include record stores like Pier Platters in Hoboken and Plan 9 in Richmond, seeing shows at Maxwell's, why Mike rarely bought imports in high school, and when Bob toured with Pete Kember from Spacemen 3.

Today we have a fascinating discussion for you featuring song writer, singer, producer, and trauma nurse Tad Worku. As you listen you will note a few themes that run throughout our conversation. Tad is defined by his clear sense of purpose and commitment to serve the health care needs of the Inland Empire. He is firmly grounded in his faith which forms a framework for his major life decisions and his music. Tad also demonstrates a high level of emotional intelligence and he places great value in his relationships. In this episode we have a unique opportunity to offer you a pre-release copy of Tad’s new album “Love Is All” on CD. To claim a free copy, simply email us at inthezoneie@themsp.co and use the promo code PURPOSE in the title of your email. The first five listeners who email us will receive a free copy of “Love Is All” courtesy of Tad Worku. You can also follow Tad on his website at tadworku.com, on YouTube at tadworkutv, or on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram @tadworku. We hope you learn as much from this conversation as much as we did. Now get ready to be inspired by Performance and Purpose with Tad Worku.

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Tomb-sweeping festival kicks into gear and Andy tells the story of his dad having a severe bike accident. Today’s track is Love Is All by The Tallest Man on Earth.

The bad boys of Hear We Go Podcast bring you songs to listen to based on the topic theme of Bad Vocals. Listen along and hit that subscribe button www.lead.deals “Blurred Linnes” by Robin Thicke, “Bastards of Young” by The Replacements, “Alex Chilton” by The Replacements, “Skin of Yellow Country Teeth” by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, “Achilles” by You And I, “Lord Abortion” by Cradle of Filth, “Love Is All” by The Tallest Man on Earth, “Ass Like That” by Eminem, “All By Myself” by Babes in Toyland, “I Came Around” by Murder by Death, “Minyo Medley” by Ssing Ssing, “Just A Friend” by Biz Markie

Med sin skeva musik och mjuka klädstil skrev det brittiska bandet The Raincoats om reglerna för hur ett punkband skulle låta och se ut när de bildades 1977. I veckans Stil reser vi till London och träffar Ana da Silva och Gina Birch från det legendariska punkbandet The Raincoats, som i år firar 40 års-jubileum. Ana da Silva och Gina Birch lärde känna varandra i mitten av 1970-talet när de studerade på samma konstskola i London. Inspirerade av stadens punkrörelse, och uppfyllda av känslan av att vilja göra något som bara var deras eget, startade Ana da Silva och Gina Birch The Raincoats 1977, trots att ingen av dem någonsin hade kunnat föreställa sig själva som medlemmar i ett band. Men The Raincoats var aldrig något typiskt punkband. Genom att se på punken som en filosofi, snarare än ett redan färdigt sound något de var bland de första att göra  kom The Raincoats att bli ett av det sena 70-talets mest originella och egensinniga brittiska punkband. Med sitt innovativa och personliga sätt att göra musik och klä sig visade nämligen The Raincoats att ett punkband inte nödvändigtvis behövde spela snabbt och hårt och klä sig i skinnjackor och nitar för att "vara punk". The Raincoats musik var istället full av vackra, skeva melodier, rangliga rytmer, poesi och sårbarhet och bandmedlemmarna klädde sig hellre i mjuka stickade tröjor, prickiga kjolar, hemmasydda byxor och lite för stora secondhandfyndade kavajer en stil som skulle komma att kopieras av både Kurt Cobain från Nirvana och den feministiska riot grrrl-rörelsen. Idag räknas The Raincoats av många som ett av punkens, och postpunkens, mest ikoniska och inflytelserika band. Men samtidigt är de för många andra ganska okända. The Raincoats är ett av de där banden som har hamnat lite i skymundan när musikhistorien har skrivits, men som på samma gång har fungerat som stor inspirationskälla för musiker, konstnärer, filmskapare och andra kreativa personer som har funnit skönhet i det som skevar och skaver. Och inte minst har The Raincoats kommit att bli en återkommande referenspunkt för musik som går sina egna vägar och där känsla, idéer och ett egensinnigt sound är viktigare än perfektion och teknisk fulländning. I veckans program berättar Ana da Silva och Gina Birch om hur punken öppnade dörrar till nya uttryckssätt för dem, på vilket sätt deras stil och musik hörde ihop och varför de idag lika ofta spelar på konstmuseer och gallerier, som på rockklubbar. I programmet medverkar även fotografen Shirley OLoughlin, som ända sedan 1978 har varit The Raincoats manager, musikjournalisten Jenn Pelly, som i oktober ger ut en bok om The Raincoats debutalbum från 1979, Josephine Olausson från bandet Love Is All, samt Ulrika Malmgren från det svenska punkbandet Mögel, som var samtida med The Raincoats. Programmet är gjort av Erik Sjölin (erik.sjolin@filt.se)

Mark talks to filmmaker Kim Longinotto and musician Richard Hawley about their collaboration on Love Is All.

Le cinéma de Nicolas Winding Refn tient une place particulière dans le cœur de 24FPS, le podcast ciné avec ou sans spoiler, et c'est pour cette raison que nous tenions à évoquer son film The Neon Demon.Dans la première partie, Julien et Jérôme évoquent à nouveau le cinéma du réalisateur danois (déjà évoqué plus en détails dans l'épisode 26 consacré au film Only God Forgives) avant de livrer leur avis sans spoiler sur son film consacré au monde de la mode, puis apreès le signal sonore (au bout de 42m10s d'émission), ils reviennent sur les principales scènes du film pour en discuter plus en détails.Bonne écoute, et n'hésitez pas à partager votre avis sur les films de ce réalisateur !Crédits musicaux : Neon Demon de Cliff Martinez, issu de l'album The Neon Demon - Original Music (2016), Love Is All de Roger Glover And The Butterfly Ball, issu de l'album The Butterfly Ball And The Grasshopper's Feast (1974), et Neon Knights de Black Sabbath, issu de l'album Heaven And Hell (1980)

Speaking on love and the impact it has on our lives, in this week’s podcast Sadhguru explains that loving someone or something is not important. When you’re loving, life becomes beautiful, which is the most important thing. 

"Raindrops" by Basement Jaxx "Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell" by Das Racist "What Up Man" by The Cool Kids "Idiot Heart" by Sunset Rubdown "Auditorium" by Mos Def "Daniel" by Bat for Lashes "No One Does It Like You" by Department of Eagles "Good Ol' Fashion Nightmare" by Matt & Kim "The Rip" by Portishead "The Tenure Itch" by The Pains of Being Pure at Heart "You Go On Ahead (Trumpet Trumpet II)" by Sunset Rubdown "Good Distance" by Northern State "Titus Andronicus" by Titus Andronicus "Movie Romance" by Love Is All "Kissing the Beehive" by Wolf Parade

THE CHRIS ROHN PROGRAMIssue #098 | aired 01 08 2009THE BLACK ANGELS | the prodigal son.LOVE IS ALL | give it back.---LADYHAWKE | dusk til dawn.JUSTICE | let there be light.MUSCLES | one inch badge pin.---CARIBOU | she's the one.CLAIRE VOYANT | twenty four years.VITALIC | trahision.ASSEMBLAGE 23 | document. forma tadre remix.---THE TING TINGS | impacilla carpisung.HOT CHIP | just like we. break down.---ANATHALLO | noni's field.ANATHALLO | lost ring finger.ANATHALLO | italo.---ANALOGUE BRAIN | warm leatherette.CLAN OF XYMOX | innocent.PHANTOM REGIMENT | the fire of eternal glory.JOY DIVISION | komakino.THE CURE | underneath the stars.DAVID BYRNE AND BRIAN ENO | home.---EDITORS | fall.BEIRUT | un dernier verre. pour la route.THE KILLERS | this is your life.---UNLKE | chemistry.PHISH | a song i heard the ocean sing.BLONDE READHEAD | s.w.---TEDDYBEARS | cobrastyle. Subscribe to The Chris Rohn Program Listen to the 24/7 Audio Fiasco!The Chris Rohn Program airs weekly on SanctuaryRadio.com. Missed the broadcast? Listen to the archives using the player on ChrisRohn.com or with your portable audio player by subscribing with the link above.CHRIS ROHN @ http://www.chrisrohn.com

The January 2009 Noise Pop New Music Podcast opens up the new year with 10 tracks of independent and underground music. Starting out with Megapuss (featuring Noise Pop alumni Devandra Banhart), we then cross the country to New York with tracks from Gregory & The Hawk and Deer Tick. We also go across the Atlantic to Sweden, where we hear a new tune from Love Is All. Then we come all the way back to the Bay Area with tracks from Oranger and Her Space Holiday, and that's just the beginning! PLAYLIST ARTIST SONG ALBUM Megapuss Adam And Steve Surfing Her Space Holiday Sleepy Tigers XOXO Panda And The New Kid Revival Wishing Well Love Is All A Hundred Things Keep Me Up At Night Deerhunter Nothing Ever Happened Microcastle Deerhoof Offend Maggie Offend Maggie Deer Tick Art Isnt Real (City Of Sin) War Elephant sBACH Track 5 sBACH Oranger Sukiyaki Gregory And The Hawk Grey Weather Moenie And Kitchi Gang Gang Dance House Jam (XXXChange Remix) Saint Dymphna

West Hall Podcast for the 2nd week of November, 2008. Music in this episode: Love Is All- Wishing Well This podcast features the song “Wishing Well” (http://rcrdlbl.com/artists/Love_Is_All/track/Wishing_Well) by Love Is All(http://www.loveisall.se/ ), released by RCRD LBL (http://rcrdlbl.com/), available under a Creative Commons BY-NC (http://rcrdlbl.com/faq/) license. The opening jingle for the West Hall Podcast features the song "Departure" by Adventure Mode, writen by Kevin Krueger. This song is used with consent from Kevin Krueger and Adventure Mode.