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In Episode 190 of the Pu'u Muay Thai Podcast, Jonathan Puu visits the stunning Marrok Gym in Bangkok, Thailand, for a powerful in-person conversation with co-owners Mimm and Golf, alongside special guest Josh Soliva. This episode dives deep into how Marrok is reshaping the Muay Thai and MMA landscape in Thailand—focusing on fighter empowerment, fair contracts, and long-term athlete development.Jonathan explores:

This time round we're joined by Tamsyn, Ed and Matthew to rediscover the joys of South Mimms on our journey along the Gt North Road and our Liminal Campaign. We discuss how it might all knit together - spoilers...it may not... The link to Tales of the Old West Quickdraw: https://t.co/r8Ak5ITDFx Please grab it now! Coming next - Newark! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/frankensteinrpg/message

Hello and welcome to this #NationalAdoptionWeek edition of conversations from the A&F network.  As it's national adoption week and I'm pleased to welcome adoptive parent and adult adoptee Mimm onto the podcast. We chat through some of her experiences and perspectives that reflect the diversity of opinions that are present in what can be a challenging week.  As always if you've experience of adoption, fostering or special guardianship from any perspective personal or professional and would like share that on the podcast please get in touch through the Facebook page, the app formerly known as Twitter or email us at AandFpodcast@gmail.com Listen/subscribe on iTunes here Spotify here Google here

Have you ever wondered about the world of pageantry? How does it intersect with science, education, and empowerment? Join us in today's episode as we dive into the glittering world of pageants with Dr. Jasmin Chahal, a microbiologist, immunologist, and reigning Dr. World. Dr. Jasmin's remarkable journey from academic excellence to participating in pageants will inspire you to embrace your passions and break through stereotypes. Plus, she's set to speak at the upcoming Demystifying Inflammation Summit 2023, where she'll share her insights on inflammation and its impact on health. Tune in to this episode as we dive into the world of pageantry with Dr. Jasmin Chahal, exploring how empowerment, science, and education come together in a truly inspiring way. Link in Bio! EPISODE IN A GLANCE-Embracing Both Worlds of Glitter and Science-Introducing Dr. Jasmin Chahal-The Journey to a Ph.D-The Glitter and Science Connection-Breaking stereotypes and promoting confidence-Where to look for Dr. Jasmin Chahal ABOUT DR JASMIN CHAHALDr. Jasmin Chahal holds a Ph.D. in Microbiology & Immunology with a focus on virology, earned from McGill University in 2020. She actively contributed to undergraduate education as a Teaching Assistant for MIMM 212 and MIMM 214, garnering recognition with the 2020 SALTISE Student Award for her commitment to academic excellence and innovative teaching methods. Dr. Chahal's passion for education extended to volunteering and coordinating McGill's Let's Talk Science Outreach program, where she developed captivating science activities for various audiences. Additionally, she holds the title of Dr. World 2023 and is a dedicated university professor. CONNECT WITH DR JASMIN CHAHALInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/jas_kc/ Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/drworldproductions.Drworld Dr World Website → https://www.drworldproductions.com/ ABOUT DR KARA WADAQuadruple board-certified pediatric and adult allergy immunology & lifestyle medicine physician, Sjogren's patient and life coach shares her recipe for success combining anti-inflammatory lifestyle, trusting therapeutic relationships, modern medicine & our minds to harness our body's ability to heal. CONNECT WITH DR KARA WADAWebsite → http://www.drkarawada.com/ LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/crunchyallergist/ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/crunchyallergist/ Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/CrunchyAllergist Twitter → https://twitter.com/CrunchyAllergy TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@crunchyallergist SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER → https://www.drkarawada.com/newsletter Get Dr. Kara's weekly dose of a naturally-minded and scientifically-grounded approach to immune system health. JOIN THE 12-WEEK BECOMING IMMUNE CONFIDENT PROGRAM! Feel confident, energetic, and more like that bad*** you used to be.Apply Here→ https://www.immuneconfident.com/ Register for The Demystifying Inflammation Summit 2023A free 3-day event to empower families with allergies, asthma & autoimmune conditions. Learn more and grab your free ticket → http://bit.ly/inflammation-summit-2023

When life gives you a first date do-over, for the love of god TAKE IT.Your Man Alex Smith joins us again with a couple of first date fails to make you laugh and cringe (and one that's actually pretty lovely).Alex has a show coming up in Fringe Brisbane and you should totally go! October 16 and 21. Tickets can be purchased here: https://fringebrisbane.com.au/event/slow-burn-2022-10-21/SLOW BURN: Blurring the line between rock concert, cabaret and musical theatre, Your Man Alex Smith's genre-hopping concept album ‘Slow Burn' has been brought to the stage at last. From 80's power ballads to jazz duets, Smith's hook-driven songs tell the true story of a doomed romance while exploring themes of trauma and the cycle of abuse.“‘Slow Burn' is not just something to listen to and enjoy, it is an album to experience” – Emily Hollitt and Malina Claire, Good Call Live“A dynamic creator with an aptitude for traversing genres and layering meaning in poetic-like prose” – Mimm, Music Is My MuseWant to get a peak of what you're in for? Just look for ‘Slow Burn' by Your Man Alex Smith on Spotify today!Brisbane-based musician Your Man Alex Smith sets out to find the perfect blend of musical theatre and rock. Using catchy hooks to sneak contemplative lyrics to the listener, Alex's genre-hopping theatrical rock is a story-driven experience with a lot of heart.
While Alex is inspired by bands like Queen, Meat Loaf, Pink Floyd and The Protomen, his sound is often compared to the likes of They Might Be Giants and Ben Folds.PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/yourmanalexsmith Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we are joined by Tommy Townsend, whose grandaddy's moonshine recipe is being used today to create traditional moonshine for the modern drinker. Learn more about the wonderful world of whiskey, scotch, bourbon, and aged spirits by checking out https://linktr.ee/whiskeyculture or visiting us at https://www.whiskeyculture.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whiskeyculture/support

What's going on everybody, another month as come to a end and movies featuring/starring rappers month comes to a close with Ep.243 as i talk a Hood movie classic, I Got The Hook Up. *Thought's on Master P career *Everybody in the movie are damn scammers *Making a connection to DCEU *A.J.Johnson as a co lead is... *Mr.Mimm was the hood Hugh Hefner *Does the subtle messages in the movie hit or no and more Twitter: @JayMovieTalk @thejaygiles  Website: www.tvzonepodcastnetwork.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's happened before, you know. Forty-odd years ago an earlier gang of troublemakers had to knock some sense into the slicked-up boot scooters who had taken over the dance floor. Their names are legend now — Waylon, Willie, Kris. Their impact revitalized a genre that had lost touch with its rowdier roots.But time passes and once again, to borrow a phrase from Ol' Waylon, we need a change. That's Tommy's cue to sling on his guitar, crank it up and … well, the title of his new album says it all.Turn Back The Clock is rough around the edges, full of attitude and proud of it. It draws a line in the dirt and dares us to cross it, to leave behind the weary tropes of commercial country and reclaim the muscle and spirit of the outlaw era.Townsend's connection to these forebears dates back to a family vacation when he was about 13. While driving to Panama City, Florida from northeastern Georgia, his uncle popped in an 8-track of the album Ol' Waylon; by the time they reached the beach, Townsend was hooked.Shortly after that, his parents took him to hear Jennings perform live, at Lanier Land Music Park. After the show, Mom and Dad talked their way past the Hell's Angels security guards and into the backstage area, where he introduced his son to the man who would become Tommy's inspiration and mentor.Townsend was soon welcomed into the Jennings fold. He befriended Waylon's wife Jessi Colter, their children and members of the Waylors, whose bassist Jerry Bridges and Waylon himself co-produced Townsend's first solo session. They took him out on the road and even brought him up onstage now and then to play with the band. Tommy and Waylon spent time alone together too, talking about lessons learned from life and conveyed through songs.These experiences were invaluable — and, as Townsend grew beyond his formative years, sometimes a hurdle too. “People still think of me as the young Waylon Jennings,” he says. “It took me a while to get past that and start finding out who I am as an artist.”That process accelerated in his late teens as he began writing songs. While he doesn't deny Jennings' impact -- in fact, he acknowledges it gratefully — Townsend used it to nurtured his own artistry. These two facts of his musical life run separately: Since 2008 he has honored his musical hero by singing with Waymore's Outlaws, whose lineup includes former Jennings sidekicks Bridges on bass, Richie Albright on drums and steel guitarist Fred Newell. In 2014 they hit the road, opening for Waylon's son Shooter Jennings and then backing him through his set as well.The more time they spent together on the road, the more Shooter recognized his friend's uniqueness and sensed that he was ready to step out from his Waylon shadow. “He heard that I did his dad's songs in my own way,” Townsend says. “That's what Shooter liked about what I was doing with the band. Jessi Colter told me the same thing: ‘You're not trying to sound like Waylon. You're doing the songs in your own way.After a series of shows, Shooter expressed an interest in producing an album on Townsend focused on Tommy's electric rhythm playing. They began gathering songs, beginning with Brandi Carlisle's “The Eye,” which Jennings heard as a great vehicle for Townsend's voice. By December they had assembled a diverse list of originals and covers, unified by Townsend's ability to deliver them with passion and insight, and started recording what is now Turn Back The Clock.On this exceptional, much-needed solo debut, Townsend turns Steve Young's “Renegade Picker” into a swaggering, hard-hitting honky-tonk anthem. By changing the lyric to reflect a male point of view, Townsend personalizes “Drinkin'” as no artists have other than its composer, Holly Williams. The magic of Gordon Lightfoot's immortal “Sundown” deepens in a new, bluesy interpretation.

Steven Phillips and the Midnight Express is a group of musicians that have come together and formed one of the best country/southern rock bands you've heard in a long time featuring a wide variety of original songs including “Lightning Road” and “Brayton Mountain” which are getting high ratings. Steven also is with Lake 97.7 WJUL Radio. He does a live talk show every morning from 8-9 eastern time called “The Morning Dish”. He won the 2017 and 2020 best On-Air Personality of the Year for the state of Georgia. Our station is rated #1 five years running and my show is the biggest and at 9 years, the longest running show in the North Georgia and Western North Carolina mountains. With the Nielsen ratings in this year 23,900 out of 88,700 total people listen to us each week. That's amazing, considering how many people listen to satellite or internet radio and don't listen to AM/FM. I have interviewed lots of people in these 9 years. It is more comedy than serious; we like to call it “unfair and unbalanced”.Some of the people that he has interviewed are Mark Farner, Paul Roberts (Sniff “n” the Tears), Tommy Emmanuel, Chuck Leavell, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Paul Teutul Sr, Matt King, Stuart Margolin (Angel Martin on Rockford Files), Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke), Charles Bernstein, Scott Innes (the official voice of Scooby Doo), Markos Papadatos, Josh Morningstar, John Schneider, Barry Corbin, Rodney Justo, Barton Gilliam, Reno Collier, Adam Boyer, T Graham Brown, Jon Reep, Brande Roderick, Georgette Jones, Cindy Wills, Thomas Gabriel, Bo Hopkins, Don McLean, Ronnie Millsap, Kyle Bush, Dean Miller, Gigi Garner, Sonny Sawyer, Whitney Miller, James Gregory, Gary Chapman, Sid Davis, Paul Thorn, who regularly calls into the show and some people we would be ashamed to mention and the list keeps growing. It is a good time with dedicated listeners.You can listen in live every morning at wjulradio.com or listen to past shows on the YouTube Channel “Steven Phillips with The Morning Dish”.

A guitar slinger, singer, songwriter, founder of Grandaddy Mimms Moonshine, has distinct vocals, lead singer of Waymore's Outlaws, former member of The Waylors, a Waylon Jennings Band. Listen to Tommy tell stories and talk about:·        What hearing Waylon Jennings on an 8-track did for his life·        Why old country music resonates with him·        True story behind the tragic plane crash with the Big Bopper·        Story behind using Waylon's guitar on stage with him·        Songwriting·        Turn Back the Clock LP story and few of the tracks·        Richie Albright·        Signing with BFD/Audium in Sept. 2021 & new LP·        Waylon Jennings reflection·        Grandaddy Mimm's Moonshine: Who was his grandfather? How the business came about, the products they offer, and how you can get them. Links:Tommy Townsend Music: https://www.tommytownsendmusic.com/Grandaddy Mimm's Moonshine: https://grandaddymimms.com/Turn Back the Clock LP: https://www.tommytownsendmusic.com/media-horizon Before the Lights Website: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Become a BTL Member: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/member-areas Extra 5Plug the Jukebox Back In singleThe instruments he can playPlaying glowball to help students with scholarshipsSupport the show (https://www.beforethelightspod.com/member-areas)

The Polyvagal Theory: Know It And Know Your Dog, With Sue Mimm Today’s Guest Sue Mimm - Reactive Dog Expert I’m so excited to introduce to you today’s guest, dog trainer and behavior therapist, Sue Mimm. For someone who describes herself as “not very sciencey” she sure has a great understanding of what’s going on when our dogs are reacting! Sue is a fellow dog behaviorist, and we found a great deal of common ground when it comes to our ways of working with reactive dogs. We both understand that dogs who’ve had some sort of trauma, or even just a lack of socialization, can be reactive to other dogs, strangers and a variety of other stimuli. We know that we need to help these dogs learn that the things they think are dangerous, actually aren't… and we know that our barking, lunging dog is not just doing this for the fun of it. Our dog is actually distressed.  Now what Sue brings to us today is a scientific explanation of what’s going on in our dog’s brain and body while they are reacting to things they think might be dangerous. Driven by her own desire to understand and help our distressed dogs, Sue’s research led her to the Polyvagal Theory, developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, Ph.D. This has enabled Sue to understand and to pinpoint the times when we can work on desensitization with our dogs versus the times when we need to just allow our dogs to feel safe and happy, and highlights the importance of the Social Engagement System. When we understand what’s really going on inside our dogs, and we understand the science behind what makes our training methods so successful, then we are far better equipped to help our reactive dogs. I just loved having this chat with Sue because it helped me to understand WHY we aim to work with our dogs when they’re in the Green Zone. I knew that our dogs learn best when they’re calm, and that trying to work with a dog who has spiked up into the Red Zone is simply not helpful, but it was such a buzz for me to learn the science behind why this is the case! If you’re trying to help your reactive dog then you absolutely MUST tune into today’s podcast with Sue Mimm. You’ll be seeing things in a whole new light! You’ll Hear About:  [02:15] The Honeymoon Period [04:30] When things start to go wrong [05:30] The Polyvagal Theory [09:00] … and how it operates in our dogs [12:10] Why dogs “don’t listen” [15:00] The incredible benefits of being in the “Green Zone” [17:45] Why many types of “Desensitisation Training” don’t work [21:15] Keys things we can do to calm down our Nervous System [25:00] Co-regulation: How OUR moods and feelings can affect our dogs - and the role of the Vagus Nerve [33:00] The importance of helping our dogs to feel safe [36:40] How to do “desensitisation” the right way [40:30] Where to learn more from Sue How You Can Get Involved: Contact Sue for a chat about helping your REACTIVE dog. Sue is based in Tirol, Austria, where she runs her business called Heart Connection Dogs.  She offers both online services and in-person coaching in English and German. What are YOU doing to help your own energetic state? Remember how important this is for helping YOUR reactive dog. Consider meditation, yoga, and being in nature. Perhaps make a list of things you ALREADY do that help you to be in your Green Zone, and give yourself a pat on the back! Links & Resources Sue Mimm’s business website: https://heartconnectiondogs.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeartConnectionDogs/ The Harmonium — one of my ways to connect and ground myself — and my ode to Peanut https://theonlinedogtrainer.com/dcc-aggression-song-peanut-yt1/ Learn more by tuning into the podcast! Thanks for listening—and again, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes / Spotify to get automatic updates. Cheers, ~Doggy Dan 

Hello and welcome to adoption conversations, in this episode we speak to Mimm. She shares some aspects of her experience of being adopted internationally as well how this influenced her decision to adopt a child herself.  This is Mimm's story and her reflections on it. If you've a story of care or adoption and would like to share your perspective or experience then please do direct message us at our twitter feed here or on our facebook page here. Listen/subscribe on iTunes here Spotify here Google here   Music by Together, We Can Make It by Neutrin05 | https://soundcloud.com/neutrin05 Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

It's Episode 8 today for Behind The Soundcheck, and today we're taking you into the land of music media with an actual industry superhero; boss lady and editor of the Queensland-based site Music Is My Muse, Mimm Steele weaves her love for music and her local QLD scene into a unique and dynamic platform, encouraging and showcasing artists at every stage of their career while maintaining a burgeoning community of music lovers since 2015.With a background in publicity and lifetime of devouring music, there's a refreshing sense of equality and positivity in everything Mimm sets out to achieve - plus this gal can write like nobody's business while fighting to bring more eyes and ears to some of the extraordinary local talent bubbling away. From insights into the future of Aussie music journalism to pointers on how to approach media outlets, come spend some time as Tiana Speter chats shop with this amazing woman.

Does life with your difficult dog frustrate you? Are you feeling stressed out or overwhelmed by their behaviour? Does it feel like there’s no end in sight? Never fear! Brilliant Partner and recurring podcast guest Sue Mimm is joining Kathy on the show today to talk about how she went from dreading her days with her difficult dog, to loving every single minute of their time together! Sue sheds light on some of her difficult moments early on in their relationship, and explains how she managed to turn it around. She describes where she put her focus and how things progressed into such an amazing transformation! A year and a half ago, Sue would have never imagined things going the way they are today, but it has happened, and she’s here to help you see the hope in your story!    We get an introduction to Sue, her dogs, and the golden standard of partnership. What got Sue from being overwhelmed and stressed out by her difficult dogs, to having the greatest partnership possible Facing the inner pressure created by thinking “this isn’t how it should be” versus “this is how it is, but we can improve it.” The core things that Sue focused on to make the transformation happen! Does your dog get better, or is it actually you who gets better?   “Can I just make it through one day in a semi-normal way?” “Life is good” “You never think that’s something that you can attain or that you can have with your dog and it’s just a very beautiful thing” “They had to be big transformations before I was willing to celebrate them and then I realized these big transformations just weren’t coming” “Why do you have a dog? What do you want to do with your dog?” “Don’t put your dog in a situation that they cannot handle” “I want to take all of the hard stuff away, and whittle it down to the most crucial pieces” “I can start to enjoy life with my dog today” “Believe in yourself, believe in your dog, it is possible way beyond your wildest dreams”   Register for Kathy’s Free Partnership Workshop…Transform Your Rocky Relationship with Your Dog into A Brilliant Partnership!   http://dancinghearts.link/bpaworkshop   Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy  Enlightened by Dogs Website  Facebook Community 

Alex R is a Melbourne based DJ who finds his origins in Osaka, Japan where he first learnt to DJ. Alex later moved to Tokyo to continue his musical journey, buying two CDJs and a mixer. He starting to build his track collection while exploring the local Japanese electronic music scene. As a member of 'Translate' Crew, playing regularly for 'Tokyo Love Hotel' as well as launching his own project, 'En Passant' Alex has had the opportunity to support international artists such as Eniac, >Ken Ishii,Takaaki Itoh and Toru Ikemoto. Local artists that Alex has featured in line ups with include Adrian Bell, Bex, Devant, D-REX, Kazuma Onishi, DJ Kiti, PWD, Mimm, Sweetland and Udmo. Drawing inspiration from hard trance, heavy metal, psychedelic rock and hip hop, Alex's music selections gravitate towards classic old school deep house, minimal & tech house, hard techno, acid and hypnotic sounds and is drawn to heavy grooves with a focus on improvisational mixing. Alex also volunteers at Melbourne's PBS radio station and aims to be a presenter on the community radio station in the near future. You can find the full tracklist and interview with Alex R at www.bomphcast.com @alexandertechno

Have you ever wondered about the science behind what we do as brilliant partners? We strive to live in harmony with our dogs, and do our best to create an environment that’s safe, calm and happy for them! Today Kathy welcomes Sue Mimm to Enlightened By Dogs to discuss the intriguing Polyvagal Theory. Introduced by Dr. Stephen Porges in 1994, the Polyvagal Theory surrounds the school of thought that we have different pathways through the brain which determines our response stress, anxiety and fearful situations. Since dogs and humans are both highly socially intelligent, it makes a lot of sense that our dogs would experience the same kinds of things we do! They get anxious, nervous and fearful too, and their responses aren’t as obvious to us sometimes. In this episode, Sue clues us in to some of the things we miss as dog lovers, and how the brain actually creates these responses in the first place! Tune in to find out if your dog is actually a pain, or if they’re just scared!   Digging for new ways to help dogs deal with trauma. The science of safety and the social engagement system The three pathways of response, and how they show up in our dogs. How to do the safe, calm and happy protocol, in order to strengthen neural and emotional responses.   “There’s a lot of research done into human behaviour as far as trauma and anxiety, etc. but obviously very little in the animal kingdom” “We miss the smaller signals that they’re sending us that they aren’t feeling safe.” “Just because we might perceive it as not being dangerous doesn’t necessarily mean that they don’t perceive it as being dangerous” “You are actually doing something by being safe, calm and happy”   Get in touch with Sue at https://heartconnectiondogs.com Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community

Around our house: Well, my mom Margaret was in town for a little over three weeks in January. She came to visit with Emily and I yes, but truthfully she was here to be a grandma. She goes by Mimm and our daughter Clemence loves her. I think Mimm was the mom called her great aunt. It is a pretty good grandma name I feel. Anyhow, having my mom around definitely reinforced just how wonderful it is to have support when raising a family. Neither Emily or I have any family in central Oregon. So far, our work schedules have been such that we have not needed any childcare, and for that we are so thankful but it is a busy life and having Mimm around gave us time to work on our home, see some friends and have some dates together. It seems ironic, hypocritical, or something like that to me that I simultaneously talk about the importance of family and elders so much on this show, but also live so far away from my own family. I think about it all the time. One thing I talk and think about is the individualism and the sense of entitlement of younger generations, including myself. I take full responsibility for striking out on my own when I was 23 and moving all the way across the country leaving my family and the place I grew up to move to a place where I new no one, had no community. At the time, that move was fueled by a need to get out of the suburbs and out of the city, towards the mountains, like minded people and a slower pace of life. 15 years later I still feel those initial imperatives, but things have changed a bit. While the initial draw to this place was mountain bike trails, snowboarding, and rock climbing I have since truly fallen in love with the people, the forests, and the land. I have been inspired and drawn in by the work people are doing in the Northwest to build vibrant small businesses that are responsible to their communities. I am watching as my friends follow their dreams to become farmers, artists, musicians, healers, and advocates for social change. Many of them have been featured on this podcast. So anyhow, I miss my family so very much, but I don’t think that I could ever move back closer to my family and keep my sanity. I know that there are people doing similarly great work in Atlanta and probably all over the country, and I would love to hear more about it all, I just haven’t seen it and felt it the way I do in the northwest. I would like to think that everyone feels that way about where they live. I hope so. I hope that when people look around they are proud of what their neighbors and community members are doing. I would really love to hear more about other people feelings around these ideas. I know that so many of my friends have moved away from their homes for various reasons. When you step back and evaluate it all, what do you feel? Or if you are living where you grew up, what do you feel about that? What connection do you have to the place where you put your roots? Is it one that you are fond of? I often wish that I was generations into a place, and reaping the rewards of longstanding connection to a place. What does that feel like? So yeah, this is just me thinking and feeling out loud, kinda canoeing in the sea of my own individualism and entitlement and trying to make sense of it all. Fun stuff huh??? We recently had a gathering to celebrate the January Wolf Moon Total Lunar eclipse. The gathering was great. A handful of friends joined us around the fire to ponder the heavens and give thanks. We didn’t, see the moon however. It was too cloudy out. I thought it was a bummer, but my friend Cathasach informed me that historically it may have been considered a bad idea to look directly at such celestial events. So perhaps things worked out just as they should have. Right about the time of the release of this show Emily and I will be doing our second new moon cleanse of the year. This is just a quick three day cleanse we have commited to doing each new moon. Last month was great. Oh yeah, our couch! The couch that I made turned out great. It took about three days of my work, if I had more proper tools and a better workspace or friendly weather, I could probably have done it in a day. That’s for my work on the frame. Alicia at NW Trading Post and Howl Attire made custom waxed canvas covers and they turned out amazing. We are happy to support a local artist in the building of our furniture. Oh, and another update on the downgrading of my phone. I have been enjoying and benefitting from not having the internet in my pocket. All in all it has been a great thing. I do miss the camera and group text but hey, small price to pay to take some of my time back. The first time I really regretted changing to a simpler phone was when I was recording the interview you are getting ready to listen too. The sound quality is noticibly less good than on a more sophisticated phone, so I apologize for that both to my listeners and to Luke, my guest. instagram.com/outofashesfarm/   Interview: Luke Cirillo is a farmer at Out of Ashes Farm, along with his wife Allison. About 7 years ago Luke and Allison moved out to a little farm in Redland, Or, without really knowing what they were doing. They still consider themselves learners. As time has gone, they have gained greater clarity about the shape their farm is taking, and how they want to serve the ends of local ecological farming.  Luke and Allison focus on water-harvesting systems, soil building, perennial poly-cultures and small animal production systems. They breed pigs and raise them for meat harvest, chickens and ducks for eggs, and set all of that in the context of fruit, nut and berry production. Their system is still quite young, but already beginning to take shape. I hope you enjoy the interview with Luke. instagram.com/outofashesfarm/   Modern Folk logo by Stefan Perkinz greasywhisper.comTheme music by Lee Rosevere Support for Modern Folk comes from my wife Emily Wiggins. Emily is a Naturopathic Doctor in Bend OR.dremilywiggins.com  

3Fold Radio [199] Broadcast Date: 06 May 2017 Guest: Mimmico http://www.soundcloud.com/mimm-1 Aphex Twin – Z-Twig Rhythm & Sound - Boss Man (Tiki Man’s Pure Blue remix) Shinedoe + Innersphere - Phunk (Ricardo Villalobos & Jay Haze remix) Copacabannark – Tomatenmrk Andrea - Why On Earth Madonna – Erotica (Basic Dub) Mimm – Untitled Ambient Track Mimmico – Live Jam Mimm – April 06 (dub) Mimm – Untitled Radio Beat Mimmico – 31 (Ico edit) Mimm - April 07 (dub) Mimmico – 34 (Mimm edit) Rif Raf – The Serpent (Mimmico edit)

3Fold Radio [131] Mimm 20151010 Guest DJ: Mimm www.soundcloud.com/mimm-1 Tracklist: http://kissfm.com.au/playlists/20151010

Our first of many podcast comes from Killing TImes Bar resident MIMM

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of the Pistol Annies as the hot trio is set to release their second album together.  Look for the new album, "Annie Up," to hit stores May 7th.  Also in the news is the thrid annual Johnny Cash Music Festival as it is shaping up for 2013 - look for Vince Gill, Larry Gatlin, Jimmy Fortune, and many more to perform August 17th in Jonesboro, Arkansas.  Also in the news is a new corn whiskey on sale with Tennessee ties.  "Grandaddy Mimms authentic corn whiskey," is now being produced by Tommy Townsend; the lead singer of Waymore's Outlaws.  Tommy is also the grandson of notorious moonshiner Jack "Mimm" McClure and has received his family's blessing to bring Mimm's to market.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with B.J. Thomas to hear about one of his all-time most popular songs, "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head."

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