Podcasts about megon mcdonough

Leddy Hammock Inspired by lyrics to “Amazing Things” by Megon McDonough and Jana Stanfield You will do amazing things with the choice each new day brings, And with every step you take, bless the progress that you make. Oh, the places you will go and the people you will know. Don't worry when or where or how. You don't need to know that now. You're on the right track. No need to look ahead or back. Just enjoy what this day brings. You will do amazing things. Love your life, love your dreams. You will do amazing things.

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The brilliant singer-songwriter, Megon McDonough, has been performing around the United States for more than four decades, on stages as varied as Carnegie Hall, The Birchmere, Wolf Trap and more. Megon wrote her first song at age 11 and landed her first record deal by the time she was 14 after winning a local “Big […]The post Megon McDonough, Singer-Songwriter-Episode #178 appeared first on Storybeat with Steve Cuden.

A small-town girl from Crystal Lake, Illinois, McDonough wrote her first song at age 11 and had her first record deal by the time she was 14, securing the deal after winning a local "Big Break" talent contest sponsored by local radio station WLS. The label was Wooden Nickel, and she released four albums between 1972 and 1974. By age 17, she was the opening act for John Denver at Carnegie Hall, and she also opened for acts such as Steve Martin and Harry Chapin. Megon joins The Bridge to share her journey and music. John surprises her with a rare audio interview from 1972 (when she was just 18) with her and John Denver, McDonough played Patsy Cline in the musical Always...Patsy Cline-and her rendition of "Crazy" brings rave reviews from Heyang.

Featuring Revs. Kurt Condra and Christina Garza, and singer-songwriter Megon McDonough, our Fearless Living Sunday Series concludes with a call to engage the deepest kind of faith in our calling to know Oneness, Truth and Justice in the face of our fraught and daunting times.

In this collaboration with Unity composer, musician and speaker Megon Mcdonough we talk about the journey from Powerless to Powerful, both in our personal lives as well as in regard to our society. .Truly, there is nothing of this world that is greater than your POWERFUL GOD!To hear more of Megon's work, you can also visit her website at http://www.megonmegon.com/.

Tonight on After Hours: Host Rick Kogan invites Megon McDonough to talk about her life and career, play some music and discuss her  “My Funny Valentine” show this Friday, February 14  at Studio5 in Evanston. Catch a  an evening of great love songs brought by nationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Megon McDonough and Fred Simon, with bassist, […]

Leddy Hammock Inspired by lyrics by Megon McDonough in “I Am” (and based on Chapter 2 of Practical Metaphsics by Eric Butterworth: We are each, in potential, the I Am. That’s all we need to be. We are so much more than our body, more than our mind.  What we are is the great I Am, before and after time. Here and now, we are each being healed, for the Great I Am lives in and through each of us, for that’s how it is revealed. We are discovering who we really are.  We are so much more than our feelings, more than our fears. We have that voice within us with the answer, every day, and we hear it every time we get out of the way. Jesus is God’s Child and we are all God’s children.  We are here to make a difference, to set and be set free. I Am and you are the I Am.

We all have gifts and we are accountable for how we use them. Jesus' parable of the talents teaches that those who use their gifts well will have abundance. Those who don't use their wealth well will lose what little they have. They may feel like they are suffering, but Ernest Holmes teaches that suffering is a result of not living according to the laws of the universe. It is a loving indicator that we are out of alignment with the truth of our being. The man in the parable who was foolish with money---who hid his gifts---went straight to making excuses and casting blame. That is not our truth. We have each been given gifts, and if we don't share them, we all lose. All of life, including money, is a gift from God, and it is ours to share and manage well. Sunday Songs: Lovely Day, by Bill Withers Amazing Things, by Megon McDonough and Jana Stanfield Loving Spirit Dwells in Me Happy, by Pharrell Williams

She wrote her first song at age 11 and went on to open for such acts as John Denver and Steve Martin, produce over a dozen solo albums, and perform at Carnegie Hall. She's known for her musical gifts, among many other "Amazing Things"—and she is no stranger to grief.   After losing several members of her immediate family, inspirational singer/songwriter Megon McDonough joins host Chaz Wesley on the journey, From Grief To Grace, to share how grace allowed her to move through the autumn leaves of life and behold the tree that still stands.

Happy Holy Week! As we symbolically ponder this last week of Jesus of Nazareth's physical life, there are many insights to embrace. A question to ask ourselves is: What could be reborn (freed) in me if I let my fears, doubts, and worries die? Megon McDonough, songwriter/performer extraordinaire and the cowriter of the hit transformational song "Amazing Things," will guide us into and out of that question.

This is a song from my newest Facebook friend and old friend Megan (now Megon) McDonough from Crystal Lake, IL. Enjoy.