Podcasts about mary's boy child

Richard Coles and Shaun Keaveny are joined by Kirstie Allsopp - she has been in our living rooms, stepping into other people’s living rooms, and generally exploring their houses, for 20 years via TV's Location, Location, Location. She’s also embraced the nation’s obsession with crafts with programmes such as Kirstie's Homemade Home, Kirstie's Homemade Christmas, and most recently Keep Crafting and Carry on. She joins us. We also have Paul O’Grady, first known to us as Lily Savage, comedian from Birkenhead, dog lover, small holding owner, national treasure. And Esther Safran Foer, the daughter of a holocaust survivor who returned to Ukraine to meet the family who saved her father's life. And Kelly Smith, MBE, who holds the record for being the top scorer for England women with 46 goals in 117 appearances. She fought against prejudice but went on to play for England, Arsenal and in the US and since her retirement in 2017, has been a commentator and pundit on both the women’s and men’s games. There are the Inheritance tracks of Radio 4 favourite John Humphrys - he chooses Mary's Boy Child performed by Harry Belafonte and Take the A Train performed by Duke Ellington, and your "thank you"! Producer: Corinna Jones Editor: Eleanor Garland

Welcome to part 1 of the YNL Holiday Special!Today, YNL discusses Little Drummer Boy by Bing Crosby and David Bowie, and Mary's Boy Child/Oh My Lord by Boney M.  If you think you don’t like these songs, then You’re Not Listening.  So #CleanOutYourEars and #ListenUp!Click Here for the Official You’re Not Listening Spotify Playlist!  Every song that is discussed on YNL is on this playlist, as well as the most recent episode!To hear these songs on Youtube, click the links below!-Little Drummer Boy Video-Mary's Boy Child/Oh My Lord VideoIf you enjoy this podcast, please make sure you SUBSCRIBE, rate & review, and reach out to us!Click here to visit our website!Twitter: @YNLPodcastFacebook: You're Not ListeningInstagram: @YNLPodcastIf you’d like to Support You’re Not Listening, please check out our Patreon page and become a patron to get access to all of our extra content, exclusive playlists, and more!For your FREE in-home trial of 5 different glasses frames from Warby Parker, go to www.warbyparkertrial.com/notlistening! Thanks so much for (not)listening!

War das etwa ein Freudscher Versprecher? "Ich verbringe Alkohol mit meiner Familie in Nürnberg" Ahja, ahja! Simone, Manu und Dani quatschen in dieser Weihnachtsfolge auf jeden Fall über ihre verrückten Pläne an den Feiertagen, über Frachtschiffe und geben ihr Innerstes preis, indem sie ihre Träume verraten. Song-Tipp der Woche: Dani: Britney Spears - My Only Wish Manu: Chris Rea - Driving Home For Christmas Simone: Boney M. - Mary's Boy Child

Mary's Boy Child- live recording Remembering our dear friend Denis and the wonderful Christmas memories that he created year after year with this song.Merry Christmas!

1) Christmas at Thistle shopping mall in Stirling - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXqBd3Wi7Mk&feature=youtu.be  2) Stornoway Sabbath Swimming - Catriona Murray. Friday 7:45. GMS - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0001kfh https://posttenebraslux.co.uk/2018/12/18/journalism-satan-and-sunday-opening/ 3) Referendums - Ireland abortion - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0001mmm 4)Was Jesus funny? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0001md1  5) Saudi Arabia and Yemen - https://unherd.com/2018/12/how-britain-profits-from-yemens-pain/  6) Mary’s Boychild - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0001mcb 7) The Chinese Church - https://www.premierchristianity.com/Blog/I-will-be-executed-but-I-will-not-plead-guilty.-Read-this-astonishing-letter-by-an-imprisoned-Chinese-pastor?utm_source=Premier%20Christian%20Media&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=10130517_Ignite%2018%2F12%2F18&utm_content=Chinese%20pastor&dm_i=16DQ,614R9,KFBMV3,NNFLE,1  

Download Episode! Stoney Lake Reflections Show Notes Episode: 04 Jim & Judy Mohr I Sat down with Jim and Judy in August of 2017 at their home in Ann Arbor to catch up with what they are doing now as well as discuss their reflections.  As you can imagine they were as welcoming as ever, even though it had been around 16 years since our last face to face meeting.  (Don't let that happen to you with your camp friends).  The great news is, as it happens with most camp folks, we picked right up where we left off! Our reunion started with Jim & Judy welcoming me and Jen into their home.  When making plans to visit, they had invited us to dine with them after recording our chat.  An invitation we could not turn down.  And  boy was I glad we didn't have conflicting plans.  Upon entering their lovely home, it quickly became apparent Judy had stareted cooking some tomato sauce for that night's dinner.  The smell of simmering tomatos and spices certainly set the stage for a great evening to come.  This was an interview session that was NOT going to run over! Before we started recording I had to check if their home bathroom was labeled 'Jim's' and to great dissapointment, it is not!  I also needed to satisfy a childhjood musing that he must have a dozen fish tanks filled with critters...No on that too! (Not even a turtle pit...however sandhill cranes were present for our arrival!  I commented on their view from the house and it was mentioned that they purchased their house from Clark Ewing when Clark and Marilyn moved to their current abode.  So that cemented it, enough discussion was not being captured, so time to start the show.   What I have to say: Jim & Judy were very much parental figures for me and countless others.  Their roles as 'in loco parentis' were not cemented because of their age in relation to younger staff, but with their stage in life, Storer experiences, and willingness not to only support campers, but support the staff.  It was a knowing look, a reassuring glance, and a quick chat during some long days that helped many of us to dig a little deeper to make the Storer magic happen.  They were a couple that had seen it all at camp, which were once in our shoes.  With their experience came great wisdom and calm, almost silent leadership for us 'young kids' on staff.  It was quite wondrous in the 1990s to have Jim & Judy as true examples of what we were there for.  It was amazing to think, we were fortunate enough to work along side with these two 'legends' that preceded us (at that time) by a few decades.   It was such a solid example of respecting what had come before us; it gave many of us a phenomenal touchstone to the past and present with hope for the future.  And when it came for final campfires, Judy & Jim gave us a great dose of the historical and traditional import of the proceedings.  On our tough days, they gave us strength.  On great days they contributed (sometime caused) and shared in the laughter.   Show Notes:   -           Judy loves Christmas and does it ‘Big’...includes a cookie party that's been ongoing 50+ years! -           Jim donates time to a Kiwanis Nature Center (Yes, OUR Father Nature is seeing another nature center!) -           Both enjoy traveling in their camper van visiting National Parks (30+ so far) -           They have also visited 49 States (Hawaii is on the list this year!) -           The highest ‘unofficial’ honor they both hold at camp -           Judy highlights her first summer at Girl’s Camp in ‘68 -           Married in 1965 -           Judy started at Storer in ‘57 in high school; Jim started in ‘60 -           What the girls camp was like (hint: primitive) -           Judy details how she started as staff and offers the real reason she was hired by Clark. -           Judy details her many, many positions starting with counselor and some exciting times as a trip leader Jim reflects on the great volunteers throughout the years   Biographical Highlights   Jim: 32 years as Storer staff beginning in 1960, plus he is still involved as a volunteer in the Lands for Learning project Positions: Counselor, Ranger Director, Waterfront Director, Naturalist, Trip Leader, Hay Baler, Maintenance,Consultant for Lands for Learning Doc Miller - Yes Favorite motto - Service Song - "Our Best" Favorite Camp area - South Fen Judy: 35 summers beginning in 1957 Positions: Counselor, Village Director Kitchen Girl, Health Director, Girls' Camp Director,  Registration (in office), Trip Leader Doc Miller - Yes Favorite motto - the third - Humility Song - I loved Greg McKee's "Hang on the Bell Nellie" and "Calendar Girl", plus "Happiness is Girls' Camp" and "Mary's Boy Child" sung by Rodney Farrar Camp area - Lewis and Clark on the north side, my first cabin as a counselor Last summer worked  as paid staff was 1993.  

Program 8: Our special Christmas edition of Cross Connection featuring "Mary's Boy Child" by Harry Belefonte and a special dramatic presentation of "Christmas Dreaming" by Dr. E.E. Wells.

Mary's Boy Child by Peachtree Christian Church