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Happy New Year, everyone! I started 2025 with hill repeats. Along the way, I passed the “Magic Tree,” a fallen Gary Oak now serving as a natural trail marker. After completing six hill repeats. Wrapping up on Harvest Lane, this is the Running Jackal signing off on the year's first run—bye-bye!
Have you set your intentions for 2025 yet?Discover the secrets to infusing your intentions with magic all year round with the Magic Tree ritual. Tahverlee guides us through setting long-term intentions, creating and working with a magic tree, and using it as a focal point for spells and rituals throughout the year.Learn how to harness the energy of the full and new moons to clear blockages and accelerate your manifestations with precision and power. The Magic Tree ritual can significantly boost your spells' speed and effectiveness, ensuring you stay aligned with your desires and adapt to changes swiftly.Learn how to cast a Vision Board that will actually work in episode #233, Vision Board Success.Watch this episode and all others of the Moon Temple Mystery School Podcast on YouTube.Get Four Weeks of Magic, a FREE guided journey for those curious about the witch's path, filled with journal prompts, rituals, and a taste of what magic can bring into your life.Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, High Priestess, Ritualist, and Initiate of the Sacred Way. Visit Moon Temple Mystery School for ancient teachings for our modern world, spiritual coaching, and everything you need to know as you walk your awakening path.Get Tahverlee's Sacred Gifts, your FREE pass to a magical awakening journey. Journey with us in Extraordinary to master and use the unique spiritual gifts you were born with. Discover our Witch Power Community, a powerful, private digital coven for witches of all paths and traditions. Join Spellbinders Club, the place for rituals, spellcasting & spiritual up-leveling. Visit The Witch Shop for workshops and practical teachings to bring magic into your daily life. Learn more about Tahverlee:Moon Temple Mystery School Contact Tahverlee directly:Tahverlee@MoonTempleSchool.com Follow Tahverlee:InstagramTikTokYouTube Theme Music by Les Konley | Produced by Les KonleySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
On this week's show, the panel gets swept up by Twisters, and begins by discussing director Lee Isaac Chung's standalone sequel starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones. (For the record, the original 1996 disaster flick, Twister, is a near-perfect, Gabfest-approved comfort watch). Sure, Chung's reboot isn't as weird as the original, and the modern-day renderings of completely plausible natural disasters are alarming, but Twisters did what it was supposed to do: deliver a good, generic summer movie where Glen Powell can be, well, Glen Powell. (Read Dana's review! And Sam Adam's take on the film's approach to climate change.) Then, the three dissect Sorry Not Sorry, a documentary from the New York Times that examines Louis C.K.'s public fall from grace in 2017 and the comic's recent comeback, but disappointingly offers little new insight. Finally, the trio tackles gambling and its increasing presence in modern life, inspired by an essay by Christine Emba for The Atlantic. “Suddenly, gambling seems to be everywhere,” Emba writes. “This sort of vice creep, a societal normalization of what used to be seen as unsavory habits—gambling, smoking marijuana, watching porn—is accelerated by people's addiction to devices, in this case giving casual bettors the tools to become compulsive wagerers and easing the way for gambling to become a constant part of life.” In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, the panel discusses a recent New York Times interactive and dives deep into their relationships with the grocery store. Email us at culturefest@slate.com. Endorsements: Dana: Inspired by today's gambling segment, Dana endorses Owning Mahowny, director Richard Kwietniowski 2003 film based on the true story of a Toronto bank employee (played by Phillip Seymour Hoffman) who embezzled more than $10 million to feed his gambling addiction. Julia: An open call! Please send Julia your recommendations for great children's books that discuss the weather or the changing seasons to culturefest@slate.com. (And read Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson!) Stephen: “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo,” a set of 118 woodblocks by 19th century Japanese landscape master Utagawa Hiroshige, which is currently on display at the Brooklyn Museum through August 4th. Podcast production by Jared Downing. Production assistance by Kat Hong. Hosts Dana Stephens, Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this week's show, the panel gets swept up by Twisters, and begins by discussing director Lee Isaac Chung's standalone sequel starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones. (For the record, the original 1996 disaster flick, Twister, is a near-perfect, Gabfest-approved comfort watch). Sure, Chung's reboot isn't as weird as the original, and the modern-day renderings of completely plausible natural disasters are alarming, but Twisters did what it was supposed to do: deliver a good, generic summer movie where Glen Powell can be, well, Glen Powell. (Read Dana's review! And Sam Adam's take on the film's approach to climate change.) Then, the three dissect Sorry Not Sorry, a documentary from the New York Times that examines Louis C.K.'s public fall from grace in 2017 and the comic's recent comeback, but disappointingly offers little new insight. Finally, the trio tackles gambling and its increasing presence in modern life, inspired by an essay by Christine Emba for The Atlantic. “Suddenly, gambling seems to be everywhere,” Emba writes. “This sort of vice creep, a societal normalization of what used to be seen as unsavory habits—gambling, smoking marijuana, watching porn—is accelerated by people's addiction to devices, in this case giving casual bettors the tools to become compulsive wagerers and easing the way for gambling to become a constant part of life.” In the exclusive Slate Plus segment, the panel discusses a recent New York Times interactive and dives deep into their relationships with the grocery store. Email us at culturefest@slate.com. Endorsements: Dana: Inspired by today's gambling segment, Dana endorses Owning Mahowny, director Richard Kwietniowski 2003 film based on the true story of a Toronto bank employee (played by Phillip Seymour Hoffman) who embezzled more than $10 million to feed his gambling addiction. Julia: An open call! Please send Julia your recommendations for great children's books that discuss the weather or the changing seasons to culturefest@slate.com. (And read Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson!) Stephen: “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo,” a set of 118 woodblocks by 19th century Japanese landscape master Utagawa Hiroshige, which is currently on display at the Brooklyn Museum through August 4th. Podcast production by Jared Downing. Production assistance by Kat Hong. Hosts Dana Stephens, Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Speaking polite words to everyone is a good habit and necessary.
In tonight's baby bedtime story, we're following a little mouse called Lucy, as she delivers her homemade jam to the inhabitants of a magical oak tree- from the moles at its roots to the koala at it's top! With soothing rhymes, soft sounds and repetitions, your tots will sleep soundly through the night. Upgrade to Koala Tots Plus for full ad-free access to four kids shows, bonus episodes and 8 hour episodes in two taps ⭐️https://koalatots.supercast.com Please hit follow and leave us a review.
This one is quite interesting specially the weird news as it seems like a fake story blaming the LGBTQ community, loads of other mental stuff as always give it a listenSupport the show
On today's episode of "Fast Freddie Rocks Youngstown," Freddie will be joined by our friends from The Magic Tree in Boardman and the band RDNA to get you ready for St. Patrick's Day!
The founder of MagicTree Superfoods - an online e-commerce startup which provides the best natural healing herbs from across the world - shares how he amassed a following of over 500,000 followers on social media platforms to build his business.Highlighting the pivotal role of TikTok in achieving viral success and organic growth across social media platforms, the founder turned marketer emphasizes the importance of adapting to market changes, the challenges of diversifying marketing channels, and the value of building a strong email list. Leigh also offers advice to other marketers on the importance of networking, staying open-minded, and the power of organic social media. He concludes by sharing a special offer for listeners and ways to connect with Magic Tree online.00:19 Lee's Background and Journey to Entrepreneurship01:07 The Birth of Magic Tree and Its Products02:08 Understanding Naturopathy and Founder's Passion03:11 The Role of Social Media in Magic Tree's Success03:57 The Power of Persistence and Value-Driven Content05:23 Expanding Reach: From TikTok to Instagram and Facebook09:11 The Importance of Diversification in Marketing09:42 Challenges and Learnings in Building Other Channels11:11 Advice for Other Marketers and Founders
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Are you ready to embark on an enchanting journey filled with wonder and magic? Amara and the Magic Tree opens the floor for you. This story is published by the African Storybook Initiative. You can find an openly licensed pdf version of the book here. Author: Tasnim Muradmia Illustration: Tasnim Muradmia Narrator: June Kairi Host and Editor: Magdalene Chorongo You can reach us via info@edutab.africa or through our social media channels to find out how you can get involved in this project:-) Twitter: https://twitter.com/Edutab_Africa Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/edutab.africa LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/edutab-africa/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edutabafrica/
Welcome to The Unlearning Podcast, where we explore the power of trusting our intuition and our journey towards peace and harmony with Reiki Master, Author, and Woodstock Store Owner, Lizzie Reiss. In today's episode, we discuss how to trust your intuition through finding inner peace. We'll explore how the noise of our thoughts can block our ability to hear and listen to the voice of intuition, and we'll discuss practical tips and techniques for quieting the mind and tuning into your inner guidance system. We'll also explore the concept of creating inner harmony, and how our choices can either contribute to or detract from our sense of inner joy and fulfillment. By becoming more aware of our choices and listening to the voice of intuition, we can make choices that align with our true desires and lead us towards greater happiness and fulfillment. We'll also dive into the 4 Clair's - clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, and claircognizance - and how they can help us tap into our intuition and inner guidance. Finally, we'll discuss the importance of listening to the body and how our physical sensations can provide valuable insight and guidance on our path towards happiness and fulfillment. So whether you're looking to deepen your connection to your purpose, cultivate a greater sense of inner joy and fulfillment, or simply explore the power of intuition, this episode has something for you. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy this episode of the The Unlearning Podcast. Remember, your intuition is always speaking, and it's up to you to listen. - - - - - - - - - - About Leslie: Leslie Cottle is a Spiritual Guide, Sound Facilitator, and Online Course Creator who has been teaching since 2018. She was called to service after a spiritual awakening where she awoke to her life purpose and soul mission to guide others on their spiritual awakening path, supporting new and old souls on their journey to finding and living their life purpose. - - - - - - - - - - ❤️SUBSCRIBE to the Unlearn with Leslie YouTube channel for more free unlearning content and workshops every week and to support personal transformation and spiritual growth for all! https://www.youtube.com/@unlearnwithleslie - - - - - - - - - - Help Others Find The Unlearning Podcast by clicking the “Follow” Button and giving us an honest review. Thank you for helping us grow! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unlearning-podcast-with-leslie-cottle/id1569001097 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/204L74fpTGEtUmKO3lA3T2?si=7a4cb3903a1a4578 - - - - - - - - - - More with Leslie at: ▶︎ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesliexcottle ▶︎ Website: https://www.lesliecottle.com - - - - - - - - - - About Our Guest, Lizzie Reiss: Lizzie owns and runs the shop Everyday Magic in Woodstock, New York. She works regularly with clients as an energy healer and has been training and mentoring reiki practitioners for the last six years. Lizzie works with the natural world as her guide, allowing plant wisdom and mystery teachings to support and guide her work. She wrote and published the children's book Eversees and the Magic Tree, and might have some new books in the works. Lizzie believes in small steps for sustainable growth and healing, and a practical approach to spirituality and magic to support your everyday life. You can find more about her work at magicisreal.org and shop her store online at everydaymagicwoodstock.com. ▶︎ Lizzie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magicisreal_lizzie/ ▶︎ Lizzie's Website: magicisreal.org ▶︎ Everyday Magic on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everydaymagic.intentionalgoods/ ▶︎ Everyday Magic Store: www.everydaymagicwoodstock.com
Talking cave visions, glissando lizards, synthesizers, The Magic Tree, magnets, and more with Ender Smith (of AurekFonts)! This is #TheEmpireStrikesBack minutes 61-65. Video version of this episode (with visuals): https://youtu.be/gYGV9Vy_wDs Timestamps: 0:00 - Hello there! 2:36 - Cue 6M3 "This Is Not A Cave." 5:42 - Demonstrating planing chords on guitar. 11:46 - Mishearing Leia's line. 12:27 - Die Hard director on the purpose of dialogue in films. 16:11 - We love Threepio's scream. 20:27 - Loading up the musical slingshot before jumping to lightspeed. 22:38 - Comparison to the Battle of Hoth. 29:18 - Threepio's backseat piloting. (Is there a supercut of C3PO saying "We're doomed" throughout the 9 saga films?) 32:44 - Space slug! 36:59 - Listener quiz! I play something; you tell me where it appears in the film. 44:31 - Glissando lizard and other Ben Burtt Dagobah creations. 51:31 - The Wildlife of Star Wars: A Field Guide. 56:53 - Yoda's words and syntax. 57:53 - Start of tangent (Yoda's teaching style, religious feelings, the Force, the Dark Side, the devil, temptation, mental health, discipline, curiosity, Darth Sidious, attachment, institutions). 1:23:27 - End of tangent. 1:23:46 - Artoo's vibe check. 1:26:10 - Cue 6M5/7M1 "Magic Tree" 1:36:01 - A specific clarinet tone. 1:37:45 - "Mariiiiia." 1:43:47 - Magic Tree waveform (visual). 1:50:39 - Dark Side motif. Flute grace note melody. 1:55:23 - New layers of animal sounds. 2:06:00 - Raiders of the Lost Ark comparison.sunk 2:12:56 - Synthesizer. (Btw, this is not the first appearance of a synth; there was one in last week's minutes too.) 2:25:54 - Visual aid (transcription of repeated string cells). 2:32:29 - Why was the synth used? Musings about the limitations of acoustically amplified orchestral instruments. 2:36:55 - Cave visions are the best part of Star Wars. 2:43:47 - Comparisons to The Last Jedi cave sequence. 2:46:50 - Start of Jedi Fallen Order spoiler. 2:47:43 - End of JFO spoiler. 2:57:44 - Spooky insecurities. 3:03:45 - Vergences in the Force, magnets, sourdough. 3:06:10 - Molecular people ??? Help plz.
Hogestown was a town settled in 1730 by a man named John Hogue and that is where it gets its name. Its first name was Sporting Green and today is part of Mechanicsburg in Pennsylvania. We ventured to this small historic settlement to investigate the Hogestown Church with an old friend of Diane's, Robert Brandt aka Sarge, who is Vice President of the Cumberland County Historical Society. There definitely seems to be some unexplained activity going on at the church. Join us as we explore the history and investigate the haunting of the Hogestown Church! The Moment in Oddity features Angel Glow and This Month in History features MLB player Chappie Chapman dying after bring hit by a pitch. Video of Ghost Hunt: https://fb.watch/f1bzOH54PX/ Check out the website: http://historygoesbump.com Show notes can be found here: https://historygoesbump.blogspot.com/2022/08/hgb-ep-449-hogestown-church.html Become an Executive Producer: http://patreon.com/historygoesbump Music used in this episode: Main Theme: Lurking in the Dark by Muse Music with Groove Studios (Moment in Oddity) Vanishing by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4578-vanishing License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license (This Month in History) In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3906-in-your-arms License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Outro Music: Happy Fun Punk by Muse Music with Groove Studios And https://www.purple-planet.com/ The Magic Tree
Storytime The Magic Tree
Celebrate wisdom with this beautiful African folktale. Children will be chanting the name of this tree long after the tale is told. An encore episode from Journey with Story, a storytelling podcast for kids ages 4-10. (duration 15 minutes) If you would like to enjoy our weekly coloring sheets and other perks, subscribe to our patreon page here If your little listener wants to ask us a question or send us a drawing inspired by one of our episodes, send it to us at instagram@journeywithstory. Or you can contact us at www.journeywithstory.com. We love to hear from our listeners. If you enjoy our podcast, you can rate, review, and subscribe at here Did you know Kathleen is also a children's picture book author, you can find out more about her books at www.kathleenpelley.com
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Kids Stories - Wow The Magic Tree World #4 - Bedtime Story For Tiny Kids Of All Ages - Sleep Tight & Circle Round The Sound. In Today's episode, Avin and his friends make it to the magic tree for the last adventure of this series. Will they run into something new? Was Something Wrong? Will they have to run to safety? Don't miss a second of this kids story!
Kids Stories Podcast - Wow The Magic Tree World #3 - Bedtime Story For Tiny Kids Of All Ages - Sleep Tight & Circle Round The Sound. In this episode Avin brings his friends to see the magical tree world, where they run into something they don't expect!
Kids Stories Podcast - Wow The Magic Tree World #2 - Bedtime Stories For Kids - Sleep Tight & Circle Round The Sound. In this episode Avin returns to the magic tree and makes some new friends. Will he get into trouble or find a great new adventure? What a great bedtime story for kids of all ages! Please remember to rate, review and subscribe to our podcast! Don't forget to share this podcast with your friends!
In This Kids Stories Podcast, Avin finds the magic tree and transports into something magical. His friends join him this time, and they run into something they didn't expect!
Cities and Memory show, originally broadcast on WFMU on Sunday 20 February 2022. https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/112702 https://wfmu.org 1. Alex Hehir - The Horses of Seville (field recording: horses outside Seville Cathedral) 2. ILUITEQ - Celebration day (field recording: Armistice Day in Belgium) 3. De Velden - 90 minutes compressed (field recording: Venezia vs. Cittadella, in the stadium) 4. Rob Knight - Hilde (field recording: Arbatskaya metro station, Moscow) 5. Kid Kin - The war on hugs (field recording: Alfons and the Magic Tree, shortwave radio recording) 6. Cities and Memory - Sedimento (field recording: various recordings from across Venice)
It's a post festive period catchup this week, and a look ahead to a year of hopefully photographic fun. Our impromptu list of monthly subject/inspiration topics: January: Desires February: Traffic March: Blue April: Magic May: Tree June: Song Lyric July: Electric Dreams August: Motivated light September: Forced perspective October: Event November: Into the night December: Faces
Frank Lehman is a music theorist, film musicologist, and John Williams scholar who created the Complete Catalogue of the Musical Themes of Star Wars. Today, he's here to help us understand the end credits and music of The Last Jedi overall. We talk about wild theorizing, erotic themes, and the technical and philosophical ideals that make up the musical vocabulary of Star Wars. DISCUSSION: 0:00 - Intro and welcome to Frank Lehman, music theorist and film musicologist 02:50 - Complete Catalogue of the Musical Themes of Star Wars talking about music with non-musicians pet peeves, hot takes, justifications crafting theories based on music 18:55 - What's going on in this end credits music? 20:48 - Is the music in these end credits "successful"? 26:35 - "Luke in Exile" themes 32:00 - violin demonstration overlaying Luke in Exile, Jedi Steps, Rey's themes 37:15 - mythically intentional way of writing open-ended music 46:xx - pre-existing expectations, idea that meaning comes from incongruity 48:26 - underscore, benefits of focusing on 5 cinematic minutes at a time, setting up moods 50:24 - "Mirror Cave" (TLJ) in conversation with "Magic Tree" (ESB) example 51:48 - about the "Battle of the Heroes" (ROTS) quote in the opening of this film 52:40 - rarity of perfect authentic cadences in this style of Hollywood score 57:02 - thoughts on Rose's theme, lydian themes in John Williams' history in general 1:03:41 - "wonderment" as a musical aesthetic 1:07:03 - explicit eroticism in music, Leia, Han and Leia, Q'ira, Jyn, etc... 1:10:19 - Rey's theme as a complete departure 1:15:27 - more playback of the end credits music 1:19:04 - leitmotif vs. incidental motif vs. nonspecific byproduct of a writing style, Ahch-To Arpeggios, Kamino Mystery motif 1:22:03 - Kamino callback in The Bad Batch, John Williams's musical fixations and shorthands 1:27:04 - visionary aspects of the screenwriting and directing as a possible inspiration for John Williams 1:32:54 - Goodbyes References: Things by Frank Lehman Complete Catalogue of the Musical Themes of Star Wars: https://franklehman.com/starwars/ "Thematic Transformation and the Limits of Leitmotivic Analysis" - Talk by Frank Lehman given at Society for Music Theory, 2019 - https://youtu.be/4ZBCNK0PYrk "Hollywood Cadences: Music and the Structure of Cinematic Expectation" (paper) https://mtosmt.org/issues/mto.13.19.4/mto.13.19.4.lehman.php Hollywood Harmony: Musical Wonder and the Sound of Cinema (book) - https://www.amazon.com/Hollywood-Harmony-Musical-Wonder-Cinema/dp/0190606401 Music: "A New Home" (The Rise of Skywalker) - by John Williams https://youtu.be/68jxhJYmo7o "The Cave" (The Last Jedi) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/nFzuvgyqyCE "The Magic Tree" (The Empire Strikes Back) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/RW5Fpv7X-4Q "Far From Home/E.T. Alone" (E.T.) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/P312yGJGZgg "Main Titles" (from Space Camp) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/eeq2Vy31t6E "Back to the Future" by Alan Silvestri - https://youtu.be/cgBvhmxun5M "Romeo and Juliet Overture" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - https://youtu.be/_Od7gx3Dc-U "Tristan and Isolde" leitmotifs by Richard Wagner - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL78TsyiiZjhGGJhndz_P-8EbshbYcFDxB Symphony No 9 "New World" by Antonin Dvorak - https://youtu.be/Qut5e3OfCvg "The Firebird Suite" by Igor Stravinsky - https://youtu.be/6wbkKWrUD-A "Marion's Theme/The Crate" (Raiders of the Lost Ark) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/Mp9InE4oDAw "Princess Leia's Theme" by John Williams - https://youtu.be/eyHOUMWw5_M "Han Solo and the Princess" by John Williams - https://youtu.be/zIQLjKJ2Yto "Jyn Erso and Hope Suite" by Michael Giacchino (from Rogue One) - https://youtu.be/w42CTq5QZtI "Lando's Closet" (Solo: A Star Wars Story) (Han and Q'ira's theme) - https://youtu.be/wummwZCt5s0 "Hera Syndulla's theme" (compilation from Star Wars Rebels) by Kevin Kiner - https://youtu.be/x7LNzBjCFrA "Finding Kamino" (Attack of the Clones) by John Williams - https://youtu.be/uthJxkZo9vM The Bad Batch land on Kamino (Star Wars: The Bad Batch) music by Kevin Kiner - https://youtu.be/ro0lutauUpU Other: Things John Williams: Music for Films, Television, and the Concert Stage by Emilio Audissino - http://www.brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503580340-1 Carolyn Abbate - https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691026084/unsung-voices the "Tristan chord" - https://youtu.be/yT47eZ5LUhY Relevant Star Wars Music Minute episodes SWMM 16: Mirror Cave vs. Magic Tree - https://youtu.be/-ztVED0Dos0 SWMM 23: Holdo's Resolve - https://youtu.be/qmJDyfQrQjM Frank Lehman Links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/fmlehman YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLwccpA85GCgdjAQB53OQXQ Star Wars Music Minute: YouTube: /starwarsmusicminute Twitter: @StarWarsMusMin Instagram: @starwarsmusicminute TikTok: @StarWarsMusicMinute Email: podcast@starwarsmusicminute.com Want to submit an anonymous question or comment? 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Bedtime story for kids. Ellie finds a magical seed and travels intercontinentally via a unicorn-powered sled and bridge made from rainbow.
Short Stories for Kids: The Magical Podcast of Story Telling
Allison saves the day when she stumbles upon a magic tree and so her Adventure begins...
This week Conner and Paul discuss what it would be like to become a tree for 100 years. We also talk about which subject we would teach to Supervillains, talk about being an adult, confirm that haircuts are great (and that 3-in-1 shampoo is not), and have a chat about Conner's last day in The Big Apple (the other one).
Topics: The music in Rey's cave scene in The Last Jedi vs. Luke's cave scene in The Empire Strikes Back Similarities include (demonstrations in the episode): atonality, tone clusters, tritones, swells, tremolos, glissandi, free time, instrumentation Differences include: presence of thematic material, tremolo vs. measured tremolo, sound design, sparseness, sense of time Insights from the sound designer, editor, and sound effects mixer regarding putting together this scene Themes Referenced (in order of appearance): Force Theme, Rey's Theme Where we are in the soundtrack: 12. "The Cave" Links Mentioned: Post Perspective interview with Michael Semanick (Mixing SFX, Foley for Star Wars: The Last Jedi): https://postperspective.com/skywalkers-michael-semanick-mixing-sfx-star-wars-last-jedi/ Pro Sound Effects interview with Matthew Wood and Ren Klyce: https://blog.prosoundeffects.com/expanding-a-universe-inside-the-sound-of-star-wars-the-last-jedi Frank Lehman's Complete Catalogue of the Musical Themes of Star Wars: https://franklehman.com/starwars/ Connect with Star Wars Music Minute: Watch us on YouTube: youtube.com/starwarsmusicminute Twitter: @StarWarsMusMin and @chrysanthetan Instagram: @starwarsmusicminute and @chrysanthetan Email podcast@starwarsmusicminute.com Submit anonymous questions/comments for the show with this quick form. Want more? Check out Chrysanthe's Patreon for weekly practice/composing/music analysis livestreams.
Reposted from May 21, 2020: Tassy and Bill record an account of their quick (due to rain) birding outing and the seemingly magic circle of conifers that yielded four new bird sightings in a matter of minutes. Episode photo (Cedar Waxwing) and bird sounds captured by Bill Michalski Episode Links: *Actual* Wax on the Wings:Continue reading "Ep 11: Magic Tree Circle"
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Please join me for an episode seeped in very grounded magic with Judy Lemon. Judy is a shamanic practitioner and Somatic Experiencing trauma therapist (SEP) who brings years of comprehensive training and knowledge into her work. She has studied and apprenticed with Native and other master teachers in Europe, the United States and throughout Latin America. Judy draws upon her extensive experience with multiple modalities such as energy healing, ceremonial work, and trauma therapy to create an individual plan for each client’s healing and spiritual development. She has just published her first work, a short story called "The Magic Tree," which is part of the anthology, "Crappy to Happy." A full-length memoir, called "Machete Woman," about her days as a shamanic apprentice will be published soon. We discuss her journey within the world of shamanism, what it was like to be a woman in the jungle, and how important staying centered is when working with elemental energy. We also had plenty of time to talk about one of my favorite subjects, Somatic Experiencing, and the very specific ways Judy uses this work in conjunction with her Shamanic practices. This is a wonderful episode that left me feeling expansive and open to magic and wonder. See what it does for you! Join the Community Here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SelfLoveProject2020/ Links for Judy: https://judylemon.com/ https://www.facebook.com/machetewoman/ IG: judy1lemon LinkedIn: Judy Lemon Twitter: judylemon5
“I greeted the spirits of the jungle." Tune in as Judy Lemon retells her story of spending the night alone in the Amazon jungle as part of her Shamanic apprenticeship. Did Judy make it through the night alone and what lessons did she learn in the process? Read her incredible story The Magic Tree in Crappy to Happy: Sacred Stories of Transformational Joy. Judy Lemon is a shamanic practitioner and trauma therapist with a private practice in Southern California. She brings her extensive experience and knowledge into her work of helping others to develop their own spiritual gifts. Judy is the author of Machete Woman – A Tale of Resilience and Rebirth, which will be published soon. Say "Alexa or Okay, Google play Sacred Stories Podcast!" or subscribe to our podcast at Sacred Stories.
“I greeted the spirits of the jungle." Tune in as Judy Lemon retells her story of spending the night alone in the Amazon jungle as part of her Shamanic apprenticeship. Did Judy make it through the night alone and what lessons did she learn in the process? Read her incredible story The Magic Tree in Crappy to Happy: Sacred Stories of Transformational Joy. Judy Lemon is a shamanic practitioner and trauma therapist with a private practice in Southern California. She brings her extensive experience and knowledge into her work of helping others to develop their own spiritual gifts. Judy is the author of Machete Woman – A Tale of Resilience and Rebirth, which will be published soon. Say "Alexa or Okay, Google play Sacred Stories Podcast!" or subscribe to our podcast at Sacred Stories.
Crappy to Happy Series- Judy Lemon and Jess CampmansDiane interviews Judy Lemon and Jess Campmans on this powerful episode in the Crappy to Happy Series. Judy's story in the series is the Magic Tree. In this story Judy does a medicine ceremony outside in the jungle of amazon by herself. Judy shares her story about letting go and connecting deeply with herself in the jungle while she performed her own medicine woman ceremony. Judy found the power of her intuition and healing as a shamanic practitioner in the jungle. She went from a life as a rock star to a simple life in the jungle among men. This unique path unveiled her true calling and passion in life. Her powerful story enlightens and inspires us to find our unique path in our lives. You can learn more about her story in her book, "Machete Woman - A tale of Resilience and Rebirth." This book will be published soon. It tells her full story of her shift from rockstar in London to shamanic healer in the Amazon.In the second half of the show, Diane interviews another revolutionary healer Jess Campmans. And Jess and Diane connect in a unique and powerful way as the show progresses. Jess has a magical gift to find peoples untapped potential through her work with horses. She helps people find their passion and purpose by getting messages from the horse's movements. It is so exciting to see that healers get intuitive messages in such unique ways. Interestingly Diane and Jess both experienced digestive issues and back pain when they were holding back on their passion and purpose in life. Jess sees the physiological response from the horses as she works with people. It is so magical to see that there are so many options to find the messages we are missing through alternative treatments. They both agree we can free ourselves from being stuck or frozen by connecting with our intuition, passion and purpose. Diane and Jess both received an intuitive message during the show as technology issues caused the episode to end suddenly. They both realized that they are both holding energies and stress that need to be released. And something amazing happened, when they reconnected Diane and Jess decided to create a new podcast together outdoors in nature using their intuitive gifts with each other. Stay tuned for that new miraculous adventure airing on November 5th on Dreamvision 7. Watch the full video of Diane & Jess - Live Energy Healing Sessions from Oct 8th, 2020.The Truth about IBS and Anxiety: Erasing The Symptoms Effortlessly by Amazon.com Services LLC. Learn more here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0813YZ2BL/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_VzJhEbERG7626Learn more about Diane here: http://dianevich.com
Jason and Kristel find a magic tree
Oluronbi: The Magic Tree and Child is a story that will teach you why you shouldn't promise when you are happy, why it's important for you not to say much if at all you must reply when angry, and particularly, why you shouldn't make a decision when you are sad or desperate...
Oluronbi: The Magic Tree and Child is a story that will teach you why you shouldn't promise when you are happy, why it's important for you not to say much if at all you must reply when angry, and particularly, why you shouldn't make a decision when you are sad or desperate...
Oluronbi: The Magic Tree and Child is a story that will teach you why you shouldn't promise when you are happy, why it's important for you not to say much if at all you must reply when angry, and particularly, why you shouldn't make a decision when you are sad or desperate...
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She was a gorgeous Crab Apple Tree. A Magic Tree. And in many ways she defined my childhood.
Kim Justus attended the University of Nebraska earning her B.S. in Business, then worked in the Financial Services Industry 25+ years. At 35yrs old her life took a sharp turn, when she suffered a life threatening Ruptured Brain Aneurysm. Being in a coma, undergoing brain surgery, and a near death experience changed the course of her life journey drastically. One diversion on her path, led to being the weekly Wednesday host on Brain Injury Radio, for nearly a decade.She also enjoys writing, entertainment, travel, gardening, and genealogy. Kim has been accepted into, and been a longtime member of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and National League American Pen Women (NLAPW), credentialed in both Writing and Art. Kim is the author of two books, In a Flash Miracles Here and Beyond and Hootie’s Hollow and the Magic Tree (https://inaflash.org for more information on both her Books & Radio Shows).Kim enjoys a variety of activities including natural light photography, where she has been featured in a number of special exhibits. Her images encompass a regional flavor and other points of interest. Visit her photography web site, Capturing the Moments, at: https://kimotofoto.com for more information.She has a spirit of adventure and discovery, seldom afraid to try new things. She and husband Gary, share their home with dogs Libby, Benny, and Tino, and Sun Conure bird Petey. Support the show (http://www.hownottothink.com)
Nice weather and social distancing guidelines = moving our studio outside. And the first guest to join Lisa on the deck is John Rudy, owner of Magic Tree Pub in Boardman. Not only does John have one of best selections of craft beer, but he’s got a fantastic creative menu, and a great atmosphere – […]
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Magic Tree is a sleep meditation for kids (great for adults too). Snuggle down under the covers and get yourself ready for calm and relaxation. Meditation script adapted from the work of Kristina Sargent. Spoken by Maryanne Eve. Background music by Composer Astron This meditation is intended to promote sleep. Avoid listening whilst driving or operating machinery. If you'd like further information or if you'd like to connect please get in touch via email kidsmindfulness@outlook.com.au
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This week we fight through a communications disruption to bring you everything you need to know about the Dark Side "Cave of Evil" on Dagobah where Luke confronted his fears and failed. Did you know that Yoda and even Kylo Ren faced this same test?! If not, this episode is for you!Our apologies for the audio on Rob's track this week. We were testing out a new recording solution and it clearly won't be our go-to for the future.Special thanks to our sponsor, Lucas Family Travel (lucasfamilytravel.com) and our Patreon patron the Disney Discussions Podcast!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/join/jtapodcast)
Songs dealing with magic, including: Some Enchanted Evening, That Old Black Magic, Voodoo Woman Blues, The Magic Tree, Grandpa's Spells and Mister Magician. Performers include: Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, Nat King Cole, Llene Woods, Dave Brubeck, Jimmy Witherspoon, Charlie Barnet & Ozzie Nelson.
When a terrible drought covers the plains of Africa, the animals discover a magic tree filled with ripe, juicy fruits, but they cannot reach the fruit until they discover the name of the tree. A retelling of a Bantu folktale.
A Christmas Minute 2 – Magic Tree Lighting in Columbia, Missouri The Magic Tree is a long time tradition in Columbia, Missouri and starts off their holiday season. The Stephens College Vocal Ensemble also wowed us with a few tunes. It was a wonderful, small town, moment while we were in town for the Citizen […] The post A Christmas Minute 2 – Magic Tree Lighting in Columbia, Missouri [Video] appeared first on My Word with Douglas E. Welch.
Following their own journey with breast cancer, a mother-daughter duo has set out to help other families navigate the difficulties associated with a cancer diagnosis. In this week’s episode of CURE Talks Cancer, we spoke with two-time breast cancer survivor Kimberly Jewett and her daughter, Kalli, about their experiences, and how they’ve used their journey to help other families during this difficult time. The advocacy duo offers advice for both parents and children dealing with a cancer diagnosis, and discusses a new app, called the Magic Tree, to help during these challenging times.
If you are a parent, grandparent, nanny, or caregiver to small children, you will definitely want to listen to this episode! We're talking all about our library's story time and getting tips and advice from our story time librarian! We cover everything from what makes a good read-aloud book to how to encourage resistant readers to love stories. Books mentioned in this episode: Journey by Aaron Becker The Lion and the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney The Pigeon Series by Mo Willems Press Here by Herve Tullet Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson The Book with No Pictures by BJ Novak Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
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For videos, audios, and all things CtR, join us online at http://converttoraid.com Thyst (Lagging Balls), and Jules Scott (Tauren Think Tank) join the crew this week to talk about WoW and more! 3:30 - Impressions of Hearthstone dungeons 7:20 - Heroic raid impressions 15:15 - GIVEAWAY - The CtR Winter Veil Celebration! 20:45 - Mythic Race to World First 32:30 - WoW eSports Announcement Coming 37:45 - Celestalon heads to Hearthstone 39:10 - Hearthstone Discussion: Expansion Green 48:00 - Overwatch: OWL Preseason recap 1:00:30 - Winter Wonderland on OW, new hero hinted at? 1:13:40 - Heroes of the Storm: 1:18:30 - Outro Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/converttoraid or individually: Pat Krane -- http://twitter.com/PatKrane Gizmo -- http://twitter.com/Gizmozord Jules -- http://twitter.com/JulesRPG
Can a traveler have a home base? What does stability mean to an adventurer? Is the push-pull siren call of the two different traveling worlds surmountable? Derek Loudermilk, host of The Art of Adventure, answers all of these questions and more, unprompted and in depth. Derek is a father, a digital nomad, and a traveler who believes in the power of dichotomy and travels with his infant son, Axel. An adventurer and a businessman, Derek seeks to help others who have the elusive dream of becoming location-independent. Between the jungles of Bali, his wife’s nesting abilities, and his location independence set of skills, Derek is never far from home. The Magic Tree Derek Loudermilk’s story takes place in the jungles of central Bali, in one of his favorite regions - in the central highlands, in a place called Bedugul. This space is very primal for him, and he loves to spend time up there to connect with nature, which he believes can make a person more creative, confident, and self-aware. During one afternoon walk in the jungles, Derek experienced a surprising connection with nature: upon entering a clearing with an ancient, massive tree, and placing his hands on the tree, he got an electro-emotional shock. He says the tree was trying to tell him something. When he put his hands on the tree again, it happened a second time, with Derek experiencing a flood of emotions, sweating, and crying. What happened when he was given time alone with the tree would change Derek’s life from thereon out, as well as his work and his further wellbeing. The Best of Both Worlds: Travel Edition Hayden met Derek Loudermilk when they both guested on The Budget-Minded Traveler, and Hayden realized how interesting, curious, and unique he was. Derek has lived on four continents, and he values traveling slowly and getting to know the culture. Derek is a wholehearted believer in the power of music. He and Hayden share their stories on the topic, with Derek giving a bit of insight into his father and different ways to make music on the go. In regards to his father and the rest of his family, Derek remembers the time he spent camping and traveling as a child. His family wanted to travel somewhere new every year when he was young, which led to his love of exploration, which he now wishes to pass onto his infant son, Axel, whom he travels with now. Axel is a zen child who likes to travel, which leads Hayden and Derek to explore the effects of traveling from infancy on a person. Derek believes in showing Axel the best of both worlds. People’s lives can change in a single moment and take them on a new track in life, a new direction, and traveling can help people discover their own self-identity. Saying yes to opportunities can open doors to potential paths, but saying no can create a permanence that allows you stability; this dichotomy, Derek says, is an interesting push-pull that can be necessary to create the life you want to live and to get stuff done. Going on your own hero’s journey and experiencing and learning and growing is a path only you can take for... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message
Songs celebrating trees. Songs include: Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree, The Magic Tree, Autumn Leaves, The Green Grass Grows All Around, In The Shade of the Old Apple Tree , Willow Weep For Me and Way Over By the Cherry Tree. Performers include: the Andrews Sisters, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Stan Getz, Margaret Whiting, Louis Jordan, Glenn Miller and Johnny Moore's Three Blazes. Also, the host reads, Trees, by Joyce Kilmer.
Luke moves into the almost total darkness of the wet and slimy cave. The youth can barely make out the edge of the passage. Holding his lit saber before him, he sees a lizard crawling up the side of the cave and a snake wrapped around the branches of a tree. Luke draws a deep breath, then pushes deeper into the cave. Guest commentator: Mike Dawson
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