Podcast appearances and mentions of martin connor

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In this episode, Fr. Martin Connor speaks once more with Anna Mudd, a canon law student of St. Paul University in Ottawa, Canada, who is discerning lay consecrated life as a Consecrated Virgin. They continue their conversation on chastity and healthy boundaries.

In this episode, Fr. Martin Connor engages in a meaningful conversation with Anna Mudd, a doctoral student at Catholic University in Washington DC, who is discerning lay consecrated life with Regnum Christi. Anna explores the profound significance of emotional order and purity in relationships. She shares insights on how maintaining clear boundaries and integrating these principles into daily life enriches relationships and fosters personal growth. Anna's perspective offers a thoughtful reflection on nurturing emotional well-being and fostering healthy connections in today's world.

In this episode, Fr. Martin Connor sits down with John and Adi Summers, who share their journey of creating a blended family after marrying later in life, following experiences with divorce and annulment. Together, they candidly explore the challenges of managing expectations in marriage, reflecting on the lessons they've learned along the way. Their discussion offers insights into navigating complex family dynamics, fostering understanding, and embracing growth as a couple.

Season 4 Episode 1 In this episode, Fr. Martin Connor, LC, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Fr. Steven Reilly, LC, on the crucial importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence. They delve into how modern lifestyles often prioritize constant movement and distraction, leaving little space for introspection. This lack of self-awareness can quietly influence individuals, impacting their relationships and behaviors without their conscious recognition. By exploring these dynamics, they uncover how unprocessed emotions can unexpectedly manifest in actions, underscoring the significance of acknowledging and understanding our internal states for personal growth and healthier interactions. Father Steven Reilly, LC, is a member of the Legionaries of Christ. After having joined the congregation in 1982, he was ordained to the priesthood in 1994, in Mexico City.  He studied philosophy in Rome at the Pontifical Gregorian University and theology at the Legion's own Pontifical University, Regina Apostolorum, also in Rome. He worked in Dallas, Washington, D.C., and New York. In 2020, he was named to the territorial council for the Legion's North American territory and joined the territorial directorate community in Cumming, Georgia. His younger brother is also a priest in the Legion, Father Scott Reilly LC, who is currently assigned as the Legion's center near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Fr. Martin Connor, LC, speaks with two school teachers speak to common cultural problems that can inhibit our current generation.

Fr. Martin Connor, LC, speaks with Fr. Donal O'Keefe, LC,Radio Host at Guadalupe Radio LA about contraception and the call to purity.

Fr. Martin Connor, LC, speaks with Taylor O'Brien, founder of "Candid Communion," about friendships rooted in Christ.

Fr. Martin Connor, LC, speaks with Fr. Scott Reilly, LC, who currently serves in Philadelphia walking with men and helping them to live their vocation to lead according to God's plan. They speak about the cultural attack on the family.

Fr. Martin Connor, LC, speaks with Tanner, a young man and member of Regnum Christi, about humanity's vocation to love and be loved.

In this episode of Wired to Love, Fr. Martin Connor, LC, interviews Janet Lees, a spiritual director with Regnum Christi, a spiritual family and apostolic body in the Catholic Church, dedicated to bringing Christ and his kingdom to today's world. They discuss the power of intentional relationships.

In this episode of Wired to Love, Fr. Martin Connor, LC, interviews Vince and Monica Frese. They discuss the topic of forgiveness in relationships.

In this episode of Wired to Love, Fr. Martin Connor, LC, interviews Vince and Monica Frese. They discuss rebounding in dating.

Achieving happiness – What is essential for happiness and human growth? Fr. Martin Connor joins Trending with Timmerie to discuss. (3:32) Feast of the Visitation. What virtues does Mary embody? (26:04)  The pro-abortion movement and media are lying. Timmerie sets the record straight regarding the misleading information and argument that women are being and will be punished for miscarriages where pro-life laws are enacted. (39:35)    Resources   https://wiredtolove.com/    Podcast on Healing After Miscarriage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkKSY6OFf2w  Book, “Reclaiming Love”  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BDYYPJ1/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B08BDYYPJ1&linkCode=as2&tag=rcspiritualit-20&linkId=0b5de0304658e0f7608582bcfacca044   The Dating Booklet – by Father Connor https://www.lulu.com/en/en/shop/elizabeth-lansden-and-kris-luke-wilhelm-and-michael-esquivel-and-sean-robertson/the-dating-booklet/paperback/product-88gewq.html?page=1&pageSize=4

This Week Connor and Andy sit down with Triple M presenter and Ex Wallaby Greg Martin. They discuss a bunch of current sporting trends and some funny stories from back in the day. This ones a cracker so join the ride! #afa #afterpartypodcast  #afa #afterpartypodcast #rugbypodcast #allblacks #nzrugby #ausrugby #rugbyunion #martyandmichael #rugbypodcast#sportspodcast #rugbypodcast Instagram: @afterpartypodcast_Powered by: @advisersforathletesYoutube: AFATVInstagram: @badboybaloney                    @andrewhuson1Use Code AFP20 at www.theladcollective.com.au to get $20 off your first order!

Fr. Martin Connor author, spiritual director, and founder of www.wiredtolove.com joins Jim to discuss the plights of false intimacy and what we truly desire and require, as well as why emotional chastity is important and what Theology of the Body can teach us in combatting the materialization of love. Father has generously included a download of Chapter 6 of his book for Integrity Restored's listeners. Download here. Takeaways: 1. We all need to reconnect with God sometimes on a daily basis 2. To stay emotionally and spiritually healthy we need to get back to real relationships 3. Service is an important part of the recovery journey

Opening a Path to Easter In this blog, Steve Auth shares an encounter with a woman who comes from a country where Christianity was banned and the only sacrament she had ever received was baptism. 1:46 Wired to Love: A new digital platform offers a guide to navigating the complex world of human love Fr. Martin Connor, LC, has been busy: he, along with a team of collaborators, has launched a book, a podcast, and a digital platform called Wired To Love, all designed to challenge today's distorted view of love by letting the human experience speak for itself. His newest release is a dating resource for singles called The Dating Booklet: Practical Guidelines for Lifegiving Relationships, and presents guidelines for young adults seeking life-giving relationships based on the Gospel. 6:46 NYC Holy Week Mission Day 6 – Good Friday A missionary on the streets of New York City shares a few anecdotes from Good Friday, when "the Holy Spirit seemed to take off the veil and just flat out jump into the action with us."

Episode 10 of Wired to Love: What is false self-possession and how does it inhibit our self-development? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 9 of Wired to Love: What is self-possession and how does it promote our happiness? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 8 of Wired to Love: What is emotional chastity and how can it help us mature in love? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 7 of Wired to Love: What is the difference between chastity and celibacy? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 6 of Wired to Love: What is chastity and how does our culture view it? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 5 of Wired to Love: What does it mean to love with your head and your heart? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga and Sarah Rocko.

Episode 4 of Wired to Love: What does it mean to love with your head and your heart? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga, Sarah Rocko, and Lauren Hawkesworth.

Episode 3 of Wired to Love: Why are we settling for a counterfeit of a love that leaves us empty and can never satisfy us? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga, Sarah Rocko, and Lauren Hawkesworth.

Episode 2 of Wired to Love: What can we learn about ourselves and others when we love selflessly? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga, Sarah Rocko, and Lauren Hawkesworth.

Episode 1 of Wired to Love: What kind of love offers genuine happiness? Fr. Martin Connor, LC, is joined by his regular contributors Joe Zuniga, Sarah Rocko, and Lauren Hawkesworth.

Our first story this week, "Worthy of Wearing: A Movement Guiding Women on the Journey to Self-Worth," is about Nicole Caruso and her journey to self-worth that led her to write a book and create a new program with a powerful and transformative message of every woman's intrinsic worthiness. Next, in "Surrendering to Love: A Year in the Life Discerning the Consecrated Vocation, "we introduce you to Elizabeth Conklin, a young woman who is spending this year discerning a potential vocation with the Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi. Finally, in "Reclaiming Love: The Fruit of a Five-Year Journey that has Only Just Begun," Fr. Martin Connor, LC, tells us about his new book which explores human love, the struggle between the head and the heart, and how to reclaim a healthy, balanced, and authentic love.

Recordamos al gran guitarrista Jeff Healy con un doble CD y oimos un poco de rock australiano para desentumecer nuestras cervicales con Rose Tatoo y los tremendos AC-DC. Recuperamos a Dion Di Mucci con sus excelentes blues con amigos y escuchamos lo nuevo ( y muy intimista) de Alanis Morisette y sus razones para beber. También, nos adentramos un poco en terrenos country con la hija del hombre de negro, Rosanne Cash, y con Willie Nelson y Karen O en un viejo éxito de Queen y Bowie de 1981. Un poco de soul de ATA Records con The Mandatory Eight y Martin Connor y terminamos con el duo canadiense Flostate y con Nikki O'Neill, cantante, guitarrista y compositora angelina. ⦁ Elvis Presley, You're the Devil in Disguise ⦁ Jeff Healy, Moodswing⦁ Rose Tattoo, Nice Boys ⦁ AC-DC, Shot In The Dark⦁ Dion, Told You Once in August ⦁ Dion, My Baby Loves To Boogie ⦁ Alanis Morisette, Reasons I Drink ⦁ Rosanne Cash, Crawl into the Promised Land, feat. John Leventhal⦁ Karen O and Willie Nelson, Under Pressure ⦁ The Mandatory Eight, Turn It Out⦁ The Yorkshire Film & Television Orchestra Feat. Martin Connor, Somebody Stole My Thunder⦁ Flõstate, Time ⦁ Nikki O'Neill, World is Waiting⦁ Nikki O'Neill Band, That's How You Lose Her

A lot of people miss the old Kanye. The last time we reviewed his music was back in 2016 when he released the work-in-progress album “The Life Of Pablo.” Since then, Kanye has put out four albums: Ye, Kids See Ghost (with Kid Cudi), Jesus Is King, and Jesus Is Born (with the Sunday Service Choir). In the same period he’s also caused a media ruckus with his union to the Kardashian family and his foray into political punditry. His public persona has largely overshadowed his musical offerings. But what does the music communicate when we separate it from its messenger? We take the opportunity to listen with an open mind, especially to his most recent two albums. In the first half we examine his recent innovations as one of hip-hop’s best produced with the help of RapAnalysis.com’s Martin Connor. In the second half we speak with music industry veteran and gospel expert Naima Cochrane in order to place Kanye’s spiritual turn in a larger arch of gospel history.  Songs Discussed Kanye West - Follow God, Closed On Sunday, Father Stretch My Hands, Freestyle 4, Every Hour, Golddigger, Famous, Jesus Is Lord, I Thought About Killing You  Fat’s Domino - The Fat Man Run DMC - Walk This Way (ft. Aerosmith) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New music across the board from Lone, Mecca:83, DZA, Chunky, premieres from Yemi Bolatiwa x Kill Miami and Martin Connor, plus DJ Shadow, Black Milk, REMI, ASM ft Mali Hayes and loads more. Ded Tebiase x Ash The Author - Mr Murphy Ft Evil Ed (instro) Wee - Teach Me How Mecca:83 - The Journey DZA - Stop Me!! Chunky - Lyric Mi Devin Morrison. Fitz Ambro$e - Tommy Strong Lone - Abraxas Floating Points - Les Alpx David Walters - Mama Ross From Friends - The Revolution Same Speed Edits - Urszula's Samba Portico Quartet - Signals in the Dusk Rōnin Arkestra - Cosmic Collisions Darkhouse Family - All The Way (ft Tyler Daley & Kaidi Tatham) The Souljazz Orchestra - House of Cards DJ Shadow - Rocket Fuel feat. De La Soul Lynda Dawn - Fonk Street Kit Sebastian - Durma PREMIERE // Martin Connor - Fractures PREMIERE // Yemi Bolatiwa x Kill Miami - Comes Down To Kiefer - 10,000 Days Black Milk - Black NASA Joe Armon-Jones - Yellow Dandelion (Feat. Georgia Anne Muldrow) Terror Danjah - Module REMI - 5 A.M. feat. Whosane Koma Saxo - Fanfarum For Komarum Ras G - Come Down (2 Earth) ASM - Azure (feat. Mali Hayes) Ded Tebiase x Ash The Author - Mr Murphy Ft Evil Ed Lakou Mizik & 79rs Gang - Iko Kreyòl (HaitiaNola Album Version) Hector Plimmer - Stack ft Pie Eye Collective

Streaming music has changed the economics of the music industry, but it has also affected the way songs are made. We discuss some of these changes and how music is adapting to the new ecosystem. Show notes: 7 Songs That Prove Streaming Has Changed Song Structures (https://output.com/blog/7-songs-that-prove-streaming-has-changed-song-structures) Martin Connor (https://www.rapanalysis.com/2018/07/rapanalysis-com-staff/) The dying art of the great song intro (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-41500692) Ramones: Ramones (https://amzn.to/2yCxSLq) The Clash: Sandinista! (https://amzn.to/2D4nYWN) Bob Dylan: Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TbmP2vXeQs) Our next tracks: Chiku Za: Honte no Shirabe (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKD_MIIXsIw) Madness: Absolutely (https://www.amazon.com/Absolutely-Madness/dp/B0033WDCRK) If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-next-track/id1116242606) or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast.

Zach and Steven are joined once again by Martin Connor, who talks about his contribution to the new Yeezus book, as well as how we can all lift ourselves up on our feet.

After a short hiatus, Zach and Steven are back with Martin Connor to talk about his new book: "The Musical Artistry of Rap." Get Martin's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Musical-Artistry-Rap-Martin-Connor/dp/0786498986

Martin Connor is back, and joins Zach and Steven once again to discuss the linguistics and language of rap.

In this episode we hang out with the creator of Rapanalysis.com, the one and only "Rap Maestro" himself: Martin Connor, and get his take on his new book, YouTube series, and his struggles with talking about hip-hop in the ivory tower that is academia.

Martin Connor analyzes production in hip hop music living on his website, Rap Analysis. In his StorYe, he discusses the evolution of Kanye's production from soul-sample-heavy to weird-as-shit. Kanye’s soul samples have become the orientations through which all of his stories are experienced, even as they begin to occupy ever more fragmented parts of his structures, keys, or mixes. It seems, then, that soul samples for Kanye have always had a significance that is purely cultural, having come from a genre that was mostly nurtured and developed by Black artists themselves. It is just that, in his most recent albums, Kanye has brought this role of theirs fully to the forefront. If you would like to support the show, visit our Patreon page.

Blake decides to strike a major blow to the Federation by going to Earth and destroying "Control", the main computer nerve centre for the entire government. Blake hopes the act will allow the resistance groups led by a former Federation officer, Kasabi, to launch an all-out attack against the Federation command. Blake's plan gets under way, but the Federation has discovered the plan and captures Kasabi, forcing her daughter Veron to liaise with Blake, but trapping him with most of his crew. They eventually escape and manage to break into Control, only to discover that the building is empty and the computers housed there were removed 30 years previously. Gan is killed during their escape. Guest Stars: Jane Sherwin (as Kasabi), Yolande Palfrey (as Veron), Alan Halley (as Arle), Martin Connor (as Berg), Sue Bishop (as Mutoid)

Head of Acting Studies Martin Connor talks about directing the musical Chaplin, why musical theatre is an important part of the course and why he enjoys working with young actors. First published 6 June 2012.