Podcasts about movement music

I have a very special guest on the podcast today - Aaron Espe! Aaron is actually the incredible creator behind the good movement music here on the podcast, so I was very excited to have him on the show. I've been a fan of Aaron's since I first heard him play (I like to consider myself a ‘superfan') - his music has been like a soundtrack for my life over the last few years, and it really helped me ‘get moving' again when I needed it. We talk about what Aaron's journey has been like in the music industry so far + where his focus will be next, what went into creating the good movement music for the podcast, the inspiration and details for his new book, On Songwriting, and more.   In this episode, we cover:  Aaron's journey so far in the music industry, and how he's choosing to focus on making the next, best decisions for for his values and family Aaron's thoughts on good movement + our first connection about the podcast The process for creating the Good Movement music for the podcast How Aaron's song for the podcast brought me joy and really helped me get moving again in my own life Aaron's Up North album + co-writing, and how it's changed since the pandemic The inspiration for Aaron's new book, On Songwriting: Practical Tips and Insights from a Decade in Music City + what you can expect from it The power of actually writing your thoughts and ideas down in the moment Not discounting the mundane, everyday tasks in your life   Resources & Links: Aarons's Book, On Songwriting [affiliate link] Good Movement Trainings Learn more about T's coaching, group trainings, and self-guided learning Shop FFB Good Movement music by: Aaron Espe Podcast produced by: Jill Carr Podcasting   Connect with Aaron: Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Follow on Twitter/X and TikTok Check out his YouTube Send him an email a@aaronespe.com   Connect with Terryn: Follow on Instagram @terryn.drieling Check out my website Send me an email at terryn@faithfamilyandbeef.com   Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode! Find the complete show notes here: https://www.faithfamilyandbeef.com/behind-the-good-movement-music-with-aaron-espe-episode-13

*This is part 2 - check part 1 from last week!* Ever wondered how White Evangelical Protestants got the way they are? The music that generation created played an outsized role in the formation of their subculture, one that would come to dominate a large chunk of American sociopolitics in the coming 6 decades. And you know what? Some of it rules. (Some emphatically does not.) Lindsay Strannigan (Holy Ghosting Podcast, formerly of The Militia Group) joins me to break down this movement from a musicological angle over two parts, focusing on music released between 1967 and 1979, right up to the moment when Contemporary Christian Music truly emerges as its own cultural force (for better and for worse). Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3mBO62jRRLcNgrGOqtwVFf?si=b5a1da6edeb04f58 Holy Ghosting Podcast: https://www.holyghosting.com/ Edited by Josh Gilbert Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com IG: www.instagram.com/prettygoodvibespod/ Or Twitter: ⁠⁠twitter.com/DanKoch⁠⁠ Dan's podcasting site: dankochwords.com Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/ Photo: https://jennydjames.com/

Welcome to our final practice of this week! Today you are going to move your body. Rachel shares a practice that you can do outside, with some music, and your journal. It will set you on the right course for the weekend. Tune in to begin. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ever wondered how White Evangelical Protestants got the way they are? The music that generation created played an outsized role in the formation of their subculture, one that would come to dominate a large chunk of American sociopolitics in the coming 6 decades. And you know what? Some of it rules. (Some emphatically does not.) Lindsay Strannigan (Holy Ghosting Podcast, formerly of The Militia Group) joins me to break down this movement from a musicological angle over two parts, focusing on music released between 1967 and 1979, right up to the moment when Contemporary Christian Music truly emerges as its own cultural force (for better and for worse). Part 2 drops next week! Spotify playlist for today's episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3mBO62jRRLcNgrGOqtwVFf?si=b5a1da6edeb04f58 Holy Ghosting Podcast: https://www.holyghosting.com/ Dan's music licensing library: https://dankoch.net/library Email Dan: prettygoodvibrationspodcast@gmail.com IG: www.instagram.com/prettygoodvibespod/ Or Twitter: ⁠twitter.com/DanKoch⁠ Dan's podcasting site: dankochwords.com Artwork: https://www.nickryanluevano.com/ Photo: https://jennydjames.com/

Sistah Anyangō is the Founder and CEO of The FLYY Movement, LLC. She is an award- winning Empowerment Freedom Coach, Motivational Speaker, Master Teaching Artist, and Executive Coach. Sistah Anyangō holds a bachelor's degree in both English and Afrikan American studies as well as a Master of Arts degree in Afrikan American Studies. At the Hartford Family Institute Center for Psychotherapy & Healing Arts, Sistah Anyangō a Phase 3 trainee of the HFI Body Centered Psychotherapy Training Program. She also holds her Family Development Credential through the Connecticut Family Development Institute, which is a program of University of Connecticut's Center for the Study of Culture, Health & Human Development and the Office of Early Childhood. She also received her Middle Management Certification through the City of Hartford's Department of Families, Children Youth and Recreation. Services. Sistah Anyangō is licensed to teach Zumba® Basics I, Zumba® Basics II, Zumba®Gold, Zumba Kids®, Zumba® Toning® and Strong by Zumba®. For over fifteen years, Sistah Anyangō has been using her experiences to help individuals, primarily women over forty, to discover themselves, create a road map on how to get there, and coached them along the way to give support and encouragement. In addition to her over forty years of experience as a dancer and master teaching artist in various dance mediums, Sistah Anyangō has also been a university visiting lecturer, where she developed the “Afrikan Dance & Folklore; An Experience of Movement & Music of the Diaspora” course offering. As a workshop engager, she has developed the following topics: “Mindfulness through Movement & Music”, “The Hell of Brokenness Through Fire”, “How Can We Love Ourselves to Peace from Broken Pieces” and “Live in Soul Happiness”. Sistah Anyangō has also created events and programs in schools, community agencies, and institutions of higher learning. Recently she has implemented Workplace Wellness to help organizations create a Culture of Self-Care. Additionally, she has developed team building, goal setting and executive coach modules for organizations. For her work in the community, as the founder and CEO of The FLYY Movement, Sistah Anyangō has been recognized and received an award by the following entities: Project Resiliency, Circle of Hands, Campaign for Peace, 100 Women of Color, You are Beautiful, When Destiny Meets Purpose, Phenomenal Women in Business. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A note about these special episodes: Most if not all of the special episodes you'll be listening to over the next several weeks will be me interviewing pals that have been storytellers in the past for my show A Little Bit of Death. A Little Bit of Death is an annual storytelling show that centers BIPOC and queer voices around the themes of grief, letting go, and transformation. This year I was invited to present at a summit pertaining to the work I do with A Little Bit of Death, so I who better to join me in speaking on it than the pals that have gone through the process. I reached out to some and asked if I could interview them on their experience with the show, what impact it had, what they shared, why sharing these stories matter. With their permission, I'm sharing the audio from those interviews I'll be using for my presentation at the summit. One of the last episodes I had recorded before my latest break was about following and following through on your wild ideas. A Little Bit of Death was one of those wild ideas for me and it's blossomed since the first show 7 years ago. This year, it'll be held over 2 nights in Hartford, CT at Carriage House Theater on the evenings of Friday November 11th and Saturday November 12th. I thought I'd drop these special episodes leading up to the show this year and I hope you enjoy them and, obviously, join us at the show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecreativealchemist/support

Do you emotionally overeat, struggle with binge eating or know someone who does? Do you constantly critique the way you look? Do you yo-yo diet and feel less-than free and content around food and in your body?If so, this episode is definitely one for you! Today's guest is certified mind body eating coach, Jessi Jean, who turned her own decade long struggle with food & body into her business and mission. Now she helps thousands of women all around the world end the fight with food using unique brain-based techniques so they can have a peaceful relationship with food & unshakeable confidence in their skin. On this episode we discuss Jessi's own story recovering from an eating disorder, practical ways to regulate our nervous system, how we should be careful about the siloed virtual realities we can find ourselves living in through social media and so much more in the themes of healing, health and wellness.  Here are a few of my favourite quotes from the episode:   “I refer to it as “the known zone” not the “comfort zone” because it's not comfortable to struggle with shame and guilt and impulsiveness with food, but it's known and we often will choose what's known over what's unfamiliar, even when it doesn't serve us”. “Healing can be really exciting. I like to look at it as you're deciding what your future is instead of leaving it up to your automatic programming; it's like having a blank canvas and you're painting a new picture for the next chapter in the next season of your life.”“Fear expands when we resist it. You'll be amazed that you can do things scared and that actually the antidote to fear is in action and leaning into it.”I hope you enjoy the episode and if you do please rate, review and share with a friend! You can connect with Jessi and me on the links below: Shannon's instagramShannon's websiteShannon's tiktokJessi's instagramJessi's tiktokJessi's food freedom program TED TALK How to Start a Movement Music by: Flood (Instrumental) by RYYZN https://soundcloud.com/ryyznCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0

Many of us may not be aware of the many resources that are available in our own local areas! Betsy is showing a sample of what is available in areas located in New Jersey. Fran Panella discusses how Movement Music & Memories help those with dementia keep active through music and exercise and how they also bring ” Movement Music & Memories” to various Facilities in New Jersey. Fran discussed how she wears clothes and sneakers that have contrast so people can see her feet move and see what she is doing! Fran wears orange or red sneakers so many of the individuals see her feet move! That is absolutely Brilliant! Fran discusses how people with dementia can remain active and enjoy life! Fran also discusses what the Non-profit Caregiver Volunteer Organization does such as providing companionship and help with referrals to other resources which will help the caregiver and their loved one! For much more information and contact: https://bit.ly/3vmKfJ4 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many of us may not be aware of the many resources that are available in our own local areas! Betsy is showing a sample of what is available in areas located in New Jersey. Fran Panella discusses how Movement Music & Memories help those with dementia keep active through music and exercise and how they also bring ” Movement Music & Memories” to various Facilities in New Jersey. Fran discussed how she wears clothes and sneakers that have contrast so people can see her feet move and see what she is doing! Fran wears orange or red sneakers so many of the individuals see her feet move! That is absolutely Brilliant! Fran discusses how people with dementia can remain active and enjoy life! Fran also discusses what the Non-profit Caregiver Volunteer Organization does such as providing companionship and help with referrals to other resources which will help the caregiver and their loved one! For much more information and contact: https://bit.ly/3vmKfJ4 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hip Hop Caucus defines “movement music” as songs that speak to the ills of society, incorporate calls to action, empower people, and/or connect to social movements. Art is a medium to reimagine systems and challenge the status quo. YBCL artist Dontay Wimberly speaks to Rev Yearwood about artivism, unlearning systems of oppression, and his new album “Rituals”. Support: https://linktr.ee/wimboxiv The Coolest Show – brought to you by Hip Hop Caucus Think 100% PODCASTS – drops new episodes every Monday on environmental justice and how we solve the climate crisis. Listen and subscribe here or at TheCoolestShow.com! Follow @Think100Climate and @RevYearwood on Instagram, Twitter, and Instagram.

Today we're talking about a beloved top-grossing comedy film: "9 to 5" which was released in the 1980s. Starring Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton, and Lily Tomlin, the movie not only was the film debut of Dolly Parton and introduced her Grammy Award-winning song by the same name but it also was inspired by true events of working women in Boston and Cleveland (primarily) who had started a movement in the '60s-'70s petitioning for better work environments for the women that made up 70% of the workforce at the time. We discuss the documentary on Netflix about the movement and union, the actual film itself and the process of writing and producing it, the beloved song by our country queen Dolly, and the impact it had on the future of female office workers.Episodes to check out after this one: History of Western FeminismWant to check out some of our favorite books? Check out our booklist Follow us on Instagram @morethanamuse.podcast 

**SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: For more information or to Register for Dr. Carol's 90-Day Wildfit Program, which starts on April 14, 2022....send an email to info@drcarolpenn.com with "WildFit" in the subject line. Contact this episode's Super-friend, Dr. S. Ama Wray * www.embodiology.com * Maximize the potential of your breath through liberatory movement. www.joyinmotion.io * https://events.embodiology.com/how-jim-works ~~~~ Hosted by Dr. Carol Penn, DO, & Diem Jones this exciting 10-part Series, now in Season 8, is presented by Penn Global Visions and Dr. Carol's team of Super-friends as we explore the worlds of: weight loss; weight loss maintenance; aging in reverse; heart health; optimizing health and well being. Weightless in Mind Body and Spirit, is designed to assist each participant in the journey of outrageous self-care and how to prioritize themselves on behalf of achieving their best and highest self. Over the course of our show you will learn how to balance your Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system. Tune in to this episode as we discuss "Ancestral Movement" with returning Super-friend, Dr. S. Ama Wray. Produced by: Kenya Pope, http://goddess.kenyapope.com ~~~~ Featured Guest: Dr. S. Ama Wray – Performance Architect Dr. S. Ama Wray, TEDx Speaker, has been performing, teaching and choreographing across 3 continents for over 30 years, performing and touring with London Contemporary Dance Theater and Rambert Dance Company across the UK, USA and Europe. As founder and Artistic Director of JazzXchange Music and Dance Company she was Artist-in-Residence at The Royal Opera House and Southbank Center, UK. Improvisation, often seen as the dominion of jazz music is also synonymous with creativity and in 2021, she has launched a new program to bring this insight into the lives of everyday people through a body mind practice called JiM™ - Joy in Motion. This work emerges out a methodology she created known as Embodiology®. It originates from a study of improvisation identified within West African performance practices through which six principles were identified and iteratively tested in western performance contexts to attain their performance efficacy. Committed to recognizing these origins her organization gives royalties back to the rural community with whom she studies Ewe dance and music. These principles are now being translated and applied to illuminate different areas of human communication, across fields such as medical humanities, music, leadership, child development and somatic coaching. Recent publications include chapters in British Dance, Black Routes and The Oxford Handbook of Improvisation. This virtual iteration, developed during this COVID-19 pandemic, led her to provide services to the Susan Samueli Integrative Health Institute, at the University of California Irvine. A former National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts Fellow (NESTA), a UK version of the McArthur Awards, she began her exploration into performance and technology through a concept known as Texterritory produced by Future Physical. These digital terrains continue to be explored through AI 4 Afrika, an initiative she co-founded with choreographers, data scientists, artists, scholars, and entrepreneurs in 2020. Alongside artistic practice she continues her intellectual pursuits, receiving the African Diaspora Emerging Scholar Award from the Comparative International Education Society in 2018. As a public intellectual she has been an invited speaker for the United Nations, Dance/USA, Princeton University, Temple University, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Atlantic Center of the Arts, Florida and New Waves! Institute, Trinidad & Tobago. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carol-penn/support

Emma Marshall is a teacher, dancer and creator from London who teaches her creation 'Movement is Medicine' as a class via Zoom and in person. Last year she created a 30 Day Movement is Medicine challenge, curated a playlist for people to access and dance to and got people from all over the world up and moving in. This grew into a worldwide movement of people using dance with clear intention and trauma informed teachings to help them release, regulate and come back into their body. Emmas education on somatic therapy, the nervous system and the ancient teachings around music and dance also fed heavily into the curated teaching. Emma believes that the issues that society faces today are created due to a disconnect from self, from community and from the planet due to unresolved mental, emotional and physical stress and trauma. With the right tools people can work through this disconnection by working with their physical body to create release - which in turn impacts the mind as well. During this process connection is re-established, which in turn impacts every area of health and wellbeing - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. JOIN: The Podcast Community - https://bit.ly/3JZTPXe Telegram Page: https://bit.ly/3qCaskf CONNECT with Emma === Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emma.the.alchemist/ Website: https://www.movementismedicine.uk/ LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST === Apple: https://apple.co/346SMF5 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Gx4kPm Google: https://bit.ly/3GsBkIF New to me..? === EMAIL: connect@bodymindpractice.co.uk WEBSITE: https://www.bodymindpractice.co.uk INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/34CTdHJ FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/35VpSJ9 How to Support the Channel? === PATREON: https://bit.ly/3GDfgLK

I thought I'd share a few reflections as a movement musician at the end of a movement, in case it might be helpful for anyone else who's feeling a tad bleak.

In 2015, Coach Steve Bandura loaded the Anderson Monarchs, a little league baseball team from Philadelphia, onto a 1947 Flxible Clipper Bus for a barnstorming tour back in time. Bandura and the players recount lessons learned while visiting historic civil rights sites, meeting veteran activists and playing baseball along the way. And historian Derrick E. White, co-host of The Black Athlete podcast, explores the intersection of sports and civil rights history. Listen to our latest Spotify playlist for even more Movement Music inspired by this episode!  For good advice on teaching about barrier breakers like Jackie Robinson, read “More Than a Name: Teaching Historic Firsts”.  See pictures of the Anderson Monarchs Civil Rights Barnstorming Tour from the team's website. And see great footage from the road in this video about the tour. After you listen to The Black Athlete podcast, check out Derrick White's book about the history of Black College Football: Blood, Sweat, and Tears. See Mo'ne Davis on the cover of Sports Illustrated in this article about the underdogs from Philadelphia who took the Little League World Series by storm.  Be sure to visit the enhanced episode transcript for additional classroom resources for teaching about sports and the civil rights movement. And Educators! Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen to the episode for the special code word.

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The civil rights movement offers critical context for understanding the systemic police violence, voter suppression efforts, ‘law and order’ rhetoric and criminalization of activism we see today. It also helps us understand the strategies activists use to fight these injustices. Historians Shannon King and Nishani Frazier explain how they use 21st-century Black activism to teach the movement’s history—and how they use the movement to help students better understand the contemporary Black freedom struggle. Listen to our latest Spotify playlist for even more Movement Music inspired by this episode.  “You do know that when Dr. King was alive we had the Watts riots…” – Watch the exchange we discuss between Don Lemon and Rev. Jesse Jackson during the 2014 Ferguson uprising.  Are you qualified to vote? – This is an amazing collection of Jim Crow era state voter applications and literacy tests from before the Voting Rights Act.  “Voter suppression then and now” – This lesson plan offers students historical context and an examination of the issue today.  “Teaching About Mass Incarceration: From Conversation to Civic Action” – A teacher shares ideas from her own classroom. Visit the enhanced episode transcript for even more resources about using current events to teach about the civil rights movement. And Educators! Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd.

I cannot wait to hear your feedback on this episode! Who doesn't want more energy?! We are socialized to think that being fatigued & needing coffee to get through the day is NORMAL, but it's NOT! It's a sign of an underlying problem. Having sustained energy is one of the most important things for your overall health & one of the first things my clients notice an improvement with. Here's an overview of the 8 tips we dive into. Appreciation Planning things you’re excited about Water Sleep/circadian  Movement Music/dancing Meditation Foods that fuel HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER & WAYS WE CAN CONNECT! MIND YOUR HORMONES 101!  DM me on instagram OR text MIND to chat with me about if you're a good fit for MIND Your Hormones 101! My signature 12 week program! WE START ON MONDAY 4/12/21. This course is setting the foundation of a hormone healthy, sustainable lifestyle for long term success by addressing & healing your root cause. It teaches you how to use food, mindset & lifestyle as medicine to support your hormones for a true transformation & for longterm success: what supports your hormones, what harms them, and how to create a sustainable, hormone healthy lifestyle. Come hangout with me on instagram @corinneangealica Join my free TEXT LIST for weekly texts on all things health, hormones & mindset.   PODCAST EPISODE REFERENCED: Sleep podcast Thank you SO MUCH for being here! I'm obsessed with this community & so grateful for you! XO  

The history of the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense can help us understand the transition from civil rights to Black Power, as well as contemporary issues like mass incarceration. From the Ten-Point Platform to survival programs, historian Robyn C. Spencer outlines key aspects of the party’s revolutionary ideology, grassroots activism and community service. And historian Jakobi Williams joins to share valuable classroom insights. Want more Movement Music? Our latest Spotify playlist has even more songs inspired by this episode.  Check out this great Resource Guide (pdf) – “Teaching The History of the Black Panther Party: 5 Essential FAQ’s” – from The Intersectional Black Panther Party History Project.  And your students can find rich archival materials about the Black Panthers online. This collection of Black Panther newspapers from 1968-1973 offers amazing articles and images from the moment of the movement. Or they can view these FBI investigative files on the Black Panther Party to see how the FBI’s Charlotte Field Office tracked the BPP’s activities, income, and expenses from 1969 to 1976. Visit the enhanced episode transcript for even more classroom resources about teaching the Black Panther Party and the transition from Civil Rights to Black Power. And Educators! Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd.

Historian Clarence Lang joins us for a conversation about Malcolm X. We discuss his commitment to Black pride and self-determination and his rejection of the white gaze and the myth of American exceptionalism. Learn how teaching about the life and works of Malcolm X can illuminate the universe of possibilities of the civil rights movement—and the diversity of ideology, strategy and political thought within the Black freedom struggle. Our latest Spotify playlist has even more Movement Music inspired by this episode.  Tyree Boyd-Pates has posted some great photos of Malcolm Little in this Twitter thread. In the news, the Washington Post published a recently discovered letter attesting to FBI involvement in the assassination of Malcolm X.  And here's a quick guide to teaching the Autobiography of Malcolm X from Penguin Random House. And visit the enhanced episode transcript for additional classroom resources about Malcolm X. Educators! Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd.

In this episode, we talk with movement veteran Courtland Cox about lessons from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and his own development as a young organizer of the Emmett Till generation. We join Karlyn Forner and John B. Gartrell to tour the resources available through SNCC Digital Gateway. And we hear from student organizer Kaia Woodford about the lessons from the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements that inform her activism today. Our latest Spotify playlist has even more Movement Music inspired by this episode.  New For Educators:  Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd. And visit the enhanced episode transcript for additional classroom resources about Community Organizing, Youth Leadership and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.

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Oral histories, historic sites, archives and museums expand students’ understanding of the past. They fill in gaps in our textbooks—complementing what’s included and capturing what’s not. This episode highlights online oral history collections including the Civil Rights History Project. It offers recommendations for students conducting their own oral histories. And it explores resources from the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. Our latest Spotify playlist has even more Movement Music inspired by this episode.  **New For Educators**  Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Learning for Justice. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd. And visit the enhanced episode transcript for additional classroom resources about using primary sources to teach the Black freedom struggle.  

Talked to artist, musician & tabletop game developer Mason Grant. He recently started a company, Gamma Wave Games. Look for Universal Elements and new game Prime Ordeal. Helpful links below: https://www.redbubble.com/people/MasonGrant/shop https://soundcloud.com/inner-resting https://www.facebook.com/GammaWaveGames/ https://gammawavegames.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamiel-alkhaja/support

Teaching civil rights history to young learners creates both opportunities and challenges. The 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer Project and the subsequent Freedom Schools offer important lessons for helping elementary students to understand the civil rights movement. In this episode, we explore community-based strategies and activities for bringing the black freedom struggle into your classroom. Our latest Spotify playlist has even more Movement Music inspired by this episode.  And visit the enhanced episode transcript for additional classroom resources about Civil Rights Literature and Films. **New For Educators**  Get a professional development certificate for listening to this episode—issued by Teaching Tolerance. Listen for the special code word, then visit tolerance.org/podcastpd.  

Baracutanga is a seven-piece band representing four countries: Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, and the United States. The band was born out of a mutual love for traditional South American music, and a now legendary jam session. Their music is a reflection of the times covering social justice issues, such as immigration and women’s rights. This episode was recorded using COVID safe practices at Studio 519 in Albuquerque, NM. It also features two, live studio performances from the band. Links to learn more about BarcutangaBand websiteFacebook pageLatest releases

PJ Hoffman is a musician, activist and Friends for a Non-Violent World member. In this episode PJ and Everyday Non-Violence Podcast Host Joann Perry discuss the importance of music in PJ’s life, starting with his early involvement in protests. They also look more broadly at music in social justice movements - how it inspires, energizes and comforts. PJ shares recordings of two (of his many) songs as well as an a cappella rendition of “How Can I Keep From Singing."

This week I am connecting with Pablo Gascon all the way from Sevilla, Spain for a conversation about The Temple Dance project that guides people thru a journey of exploring the mind, body & soul connection. Pablo has been a yoga teacher for over ten years, traveling the world and sharing his gifts with people around the planet. He is now facilitating ”The Temple Dance Project” where he combines movement, breathe work, music and other energizing practices to guide people into a deeper connection with themselves. This is a conversation about: The impact of movement, music & breathe work when it comes to the connection to ourselves Eye gazing, why is it that so many people fear being truly seen and what can happen if we let go of the fear? Death and its many perspectives JOIN COMMUNITY: facebook.com/groups/mofjrdtalkscommunity CONNECT WITH PABLO GASCON: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pablogasconlife CONNECT WITH MADELEINE MOFJRD: Instagram: instagram.com/mofjrd Website: mofjrd.se Collaboration & request: madeleine@mofjrdtalks.se MY INTENTION: To empower YOU to be more of YOU

Students don’t enter our classrooms as blank slates. When it comes to the civil rights movement, we often have to help our students unlearn what they think they know while we’re teaching them what actually happened. The people were more complex, the strategies more complicated and the stakes more dangerous than we like to remember. In this episode, historian Nishani Frazier and social studies teacher Adam Sanchez demonstrate the value of teaching the movement from the grassroots up.  You can find useful resources—like Nishani's Harambee City website and Adam's “Teaching SNCC" classroom activities—along with a full transcript on our website. And for more Movement Music, check out the Spotify playlist for this episode.

​ Achieving optimal mental health requires a multitude of methods. Learn how the methods of Movement, Music and Mindset can be utilized consistently to create mental resilience.

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Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation. Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and Sound Therapywww.jimbutlermusic.com www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com I’m hoping all of you and your loved ones and friends are being safe and healthy, and to continue so. We will all get through this togetherHi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 216 - Movement.This was originally Deep Energy Podcast # 6 that was released on 02.04.10. This old one has a really surreal, ethereal quality about it. I cut it down from it’s original tun time of an hour and a half to one hour. The last half hour had some digital distortion in it, so i hit the edit button and that was that … If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to JimButlerMusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….

Music for Sleep, Meditation, Relaxation. Massage, Yoga, Reiki, Sound Healing and Sound Therapywww.jimbutlermusic.com www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com I’m hoping all of you and your loved ones and friends are being safe and healthy, and to continue so. We will all get through this togetherHi everyone my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 216 - Movement.This was originally Deep Energy Podcast # 6 that was released on 02.04.10. This old one has a really surreal, ethereal quality about it. I cut it down from it’s original tun time of an hour and a half to one hour. The last half hour had some digital distortion in it, so i hit the edit button and that was that … If you would like to find out more about me and my music, head on over to JimButlerMusic.com or you can e-mail me at jimbutlermusic@gmail.com. On the website you will find links to all of my social media including FB, FB fan page, IG and Twitter and any live appearances I am making in the Keene, NH area. This podcast is ad supported, if you would like to listen to the podcast without ads or speaking, please go to my Bandcamp page www.jimbutler.bandcamp.com and most of the podcasts are there. If you would like a podcast and you don’t see it, just send me an e-mail and I will get it uploaded ASAP.Please share, subscribe, rate and review (helps more people find the podcast) through however you listen to the podcast including:Spreaker, Stitcher, Apple Podcast App, Pandora, Spotify, Luminary, iHeart Radio, Radio.com, Deezer, YouTube, Alexa and Siri and many other podcast providers.Thank you for listening. Until the next time, please be kind to one another, peace, bye….

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Charchil & Sagar discuss what feeling alive means to them, living like Mr Bean, being yourself no matter where you are and spending time alone to acknowledge thoughts and emotions. They discuss how our breath is the strongest sign of us being alive and how to come back to our body using movement, listening to music and expressing our full breath of feelings and emotions, becoming a Yes person and contemplating death. Finally, the exercise on going out in the open and breathing deep is introduced. Quick Note: We had some problems with the audio of this episode. We were able to save the episode thanks to our recording engineer, but we apologize for how it sounds. Write to us: contact@thegoodtalk.in Rate, review and share this podcast! We would love to hear what you think, and what you would like us to talk about next. New episode every Monday!

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This week on Talk Nation Radio we will be speaking with and listening to the music of Tom Neilson. He has received over two dozen awards, including two song of the year awards from Independent Musicians. In 2017, he received the Arab American Women Association Award for Education About Palestine Through Performance Art. In 2015 he was nominated for the United Nations Nelson Mandela Award for Lifetime Achievement in Peace and Justice. Tom and his partner Lynn Waldron will be performing this September in Toronto at the annual conference held by World BEYOND War: http://worldbeyondwar.org/nowar2018 Visit: http://tomneilsonmusic.com

Features tracks from Alesso, Calvin Harris, Marc Stout, Jauz, Chocolate Puma, Sikdope, Audien, Chuckie, MOTI, Brohug, Billy Kenny, Maximono, Kolsch, Steff da Campo+ more!

Features tracks from Marc Stout, Malaa, Don Diablo, Chocolate Puma, Chris Lake, Felix Jaehn, Armand Van Helden, Latroit, Shift K3Y, Kaskade, CID, Will Clarke & DJ Funk + more!

Features tracks from Marc Stout, Tony Arzadon, Britney Spears, G-Eazy, Audien , Steve Aoki, Autoerotique, Armand Van Helden, Bad Boy Bill, Richard Vision, Siege, Zonderling, Malaa, Skrillex, Jax Jones, ANGELZ, + more!

Features tracks from Marc Stout, Malaa, Tujamo, Tinie Tempah, Zara Larsson, Laidback Luke, Niko The Kid, Go Freek, Oh Snap!, Latroit, Kaskade, Tony Arzadon, Scott Svejda, Guordan Banks, DJ Snake, Jauz, + more!

Features tracks from DJ Snake, Jauz, Marc Stout, A-Trak, Disclosure, Malaa, Ghastly, Far East Movement, Chocolate Puma, Autoerotique, Wax Motif, Black Caviar, Señor Roar, Twenty One Pilots, Kryder, Tony Arzadon, Steve Smooth, Motez, Morten, + more!

Features tracks from Marshmello, Marc Stout, Dillon Francis, NGHTMRE, Oliver Heldens, A-Trak, Chris Lake, Skrillex, Miike Snow, Chocolate Puma, Disclosure, Flume feat. Kai, Autoerotique, Morgan Page, Sander van Doorn, Camelphat + more

Features tracks from Malaa, Sonny Banks, Marc Stout, Disclosure, Flume feat. Kai, Zara Larsson & MNEK, Green Velvet, Eats Everything, Autoerotique, Destructo feat. Ty Dolla $ign & ILOVEMAKONNEN, Treasure Fingers, Grandtheft & Sleepy Tom + more!

Features tracks from Kaskade, Empire Of The Sun, Benny Benassi, R3hab, Marc Stout, Burns, CID, Moti, Don Diablo, Sebjak, Promise Land, Motez, Ingrosso, Max Vangeli, Flatdisk, Mercer, Twoloud, Quintino, Micky Slim, Autoerotique + more!

Three solo artists came together in Hampton Roads, VA to disciple each other and boldly proclaim their love for Jesus. Hear the story behind Renaissance Movement Music and artists Legin and Sinai.

Features tracks from Diplo, Skrillex, DJ Snake, G-Eazy, Bebe Rexha, Marc Stout, Robbie Rivera, Bob Sinclar, Mat Zo, Chocolate Puma, Chris Lake, Bixel Boys, JoeySuki, Crookers, Bad Boy Bill, CID, Marc Stout, Tony Arzadon, Mikie G. + more!

Features tracks from Diplo, DJ Snake, Steve Aoki, Oliver Heldens, Axwell, Daddy's Groove, HI-LO, Dillon Francis, Deorro, Curbi, Herve, Riton, Tiesto, Don Diablo, Marc Stout, House Connection, + more!

Features tracks from Diplo, Oliver Heldens, HI-LO, Dillon Francis, Riton, Chris Lake, Jauz, Malaa, Tiesto, Don Diablo, Marc Stout, Brian Boncher + Bonus Trap Mix I made on way to Vegas!

Features tracks from Diplo, Jack Ü, Oliver Heldens, HI-LO, Dillon Francis, Calvin Harris, Chris Lake, Jauz, Tiesto, Don Diablo, CID, Marc Stout, Scott Svejda, Laidback Luke, GTA + more!

Features tracks from Diplo, Jack Ü, Oliver Heldens, HI-LO, Dillon Francis, Calvin Harris, Chris Lake, Jauz, Tiesto, Don Diablo, Bad Boy Bill, Chocolate Puma & Tommie Sunshine + more!

Features tracks from Oliver Heldens, HI-LO, Dillon Franacis, Calvin Harris, Chris Lake, Jauz, Groove Armada, Nero, Tiesto, Don Diablo + more!

Features tracks from Calvin Harris & Disciples, Laidback Luke, Chocolate Puma, Don Diablo, HI-LO, JAUZ, Martin Solveig, ZEDD, Icona Pop, Technasia, Green Velvet, Autoerotique, Funkin Matt, Zonderling, Dillon Francis & Skrillex ft. Maluca and more.

Featuring music by: Audien , Alesso , Jack Ü , Skrillex , Diplo , Tchami , Otto Knows , Don Diablo, Sander van Doorn , Malaa , Alex Peace , DJ Bam Bam , Marc Stout , XYconstant , Yellow Claw , Martin Solveig , Junior Jack , & marshmello

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A little of everything in this mix. House, Big Room, Progressive House + more!DJ Bookings: marcstout@gmail.com

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001 Florrie 'Call 911 (Fred Falke Remix)' [KITSUNE] 002 Taio Cruz 'Dynamite (Mixin Marc Club Mix)' [MOVEMENT MUSIC] 003 Remady feat Manua-L 'Give Me A Sign (Original Mix)' [HOUSEWORKS/ULTRA] 004 The Crystal Method 'Come Back Clean (Sour Vinegar's Vinisoundz Remix)' [BLACK HOLE RECORDINGS] 005 Jack Beats 'Out Of Body (Original Mix)' [CHEAP THRILLS] 006 Electrixx & Alex Mind 'No Discussions (Original Mix)' [EXX RECORDS] 007 Butterbox 'I Am Your DJ (Original Mix)' [VICIOUS] 008 DKS 'Sing With A Swing (Raf Marchesini Remix)' [HYSTERICAL/PACHA RECORDS] 009 MC Flipside & Neon Stereo 'This Noiz (Kid Massive Remix)' [HUSSLE RECORDINGS] 010 Curtis B 'Let's Go (Clay Davis Ibiza Electro Mix)' [ZONE RECORDS] 011 Steve Angello 'KNAS (Jarleen 2010 Re-Make)' [SIZE RECORDS] 012 AK1200 'Drowning (Curtis B Remix)' [ZONE RECORDS] 013 Tony Faline 'One Time 4 The DJ (DJ Icey Mix)' [ZONE RECORDS] 014 Miami Husslers feat Adaja Black 'Trippin (Lauer & Canard Remix)' [NERVOUS RECORDS] 015 Frankyeffe 'Finish Time (Alex Delia & Nihil Young Remix)' [DROPKICK RECORDS] 016 DJ Chus & Abel Ramos feat Di Simon 'Sound Of The Drums (Original Stereo Mix)' [TOOLROOM RECORDS] 017 Erick Decks 'The A-Team Theme 2010 (Full Theme Hands Up Mix)' [CRANK] 018 Techtronic 'Pump Up The Jam (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike 'Crowd Is Jumping' Mix)' [REFUNE RECORDS] 019 Robert Nickson 'We Won't Forget (Arty Remix)' [405 RECORDINGS]

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1. Corey Worthington vs. Thumpers – Party Boy Intro vs. Unkinder (Milk N Cookies Remix) 2. Cazzette feat. Terri B! – Blind Heart ( Didrick Remix) 3. Eminem vs. Tchami – Lose Yourself (Milk N Cookies VIP Edit) 4. Grandtheft & Smalltown DJs - Flying 5. Deadmau5 feat. Rob Swire – Ghofts ‘N' Stuff (Chuckie Remix) 6. Dem Slackers - Meow 7. Martin Garrix – Animals (Milk N Cookies Festival Remix) 8. Wiwek & Gregor Salto – On Your Mark 9. Loona – Vamos A La Playa (Milk N Cookies 2014 Remix) 10. Kaffein – All That She Wants (DJ Nejtrino and DJ Stranger Remix) 11. Oliver Heldens – Koala (Wayne & Woods vs. Mason's Rave Remix) 12. DallasK - Orion 13. Pierce Fulton – Kuaga (Oddmob Remix) 14. Milk N Cookies feat. Alina Renae - Monster 15. Milk N Cookies feat. Alina Renae – Monster (Stratus Remix) 16. Backstreet Boys vs. Merk & Kremont – Everybody (Milk N Cookies VIP Edit) 17. Lucky Date & Gregori Klosman – Evolution (Toby Green Arena Tech Remix) 18. Drezo - Vitriol 19. Gregori Klosman & Tony Romera – Bad Guy 20. Tchami - Untrue 21. RL Grime - Core 22. Flux Pavilion – Don't Stop vs. I Can't Stop (Private Edit) 23. Rowen Reecks - Dust 24. Simon De Jano & Bottai - DeLorean 25. Milk N Cookies - ID 26. Aylen - Rafiki 27. Tom & Jame - Troy 28. Sub Focus – Turn Back Time (Steerner Bootleg) 29. Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Tony Junior – Californiacation (Milk N Cookies VIP Edit) 30. Yves V & Don Diabo – King Cobra 31. Calippo – Loving You 32. Steppenwolf – Magic Carpet Ride Milk N Cookies consist of identical twin stallions James aka Dorian aka Milk and Paul aka Adrian aka Cookies surname McElwain aka Westwood. Milk started off on vinyl in 2009 while at University of Illinois and all the frat bros deemed him “Milkshake.” Shortly after Paul joined in and naturally they became Milk N Cookies. From frat parties to the bar scene they became a household name in Champaign, IL; after leaving school they moved to Chicago to pursue a career as Leonardo DiCaprio's stunt doubles. In September 2011 they released a remix of the track “Someone Like You” by Adele that has gathered over a million views on YouTube. In the months following they continued to release numerous original tracks and remixes. Fast-forward to 2014 and they've released numerous edits/remixes as well as original mixes. Their tracks “Ghosts”, “Titanic” “Fall Semester” and “Mastadon” have gained wide spread recognition from blogs, fans, and artists alike. “Ghosts” was released on Beatport under Movement Music. Their Latest remix of “Wings” by Tom Swoon (Milk N Cookies Remix) was released on Ultra Records and their remix of “Anywhere Else tonight” by Vandalism has received international acclaim. Also their “Festival Remix” of Beatport's #1 track, “Animals” by Martin Garrix has become a staple in DJ sets and was featured on numerous live sets by major artists like Hardwell, Afrojack, Zedd, Nicky Romero, Nervo; plus being feature on blogs, Kiss.Fm, and Hardwell On Air podcast 129. With each track release, their popularity grows exponentially. Milk N Cookies are a household name in the festival circuit and are continuing to play more shows at a national level. Facebook - Milk N Cookies Twitter - @milkncooks Soundcloud - Milk N Cookies

Debbie Benkovitz, LSW, MT-BC Studies demonstrate that music therapy improves the quality of life of seriously ill patients and their families by relieving pain and anxiety, helping patients and families communicate, and providing spiritual support. This podcast briefly reviews how music therapy impacts young, seriously ill patients, using case studies to exemplify main points. Resources:Read more about The Final Movement: Music Therapy and Pediatric Palliative Care[…]

1. Drop Dead Red & Dj Cross ft. Adam Savage - Chi-Town Stand-Up 2. Afrojack & Steve Aoki - No Beef 3. Tom Novy - Your Body (Alex Kenji Remix) 4. Roger Shah and Kosheen - Hide U (Mischa Daniels Dancefloor Mode) 5. Drop Dead Red & Dj Cross - Beautiful Waste Of Time (John Joshua Remix) 6. James Blunt - Dangerous (Denis Koyu and Johan Wedel Remix) 7. Dirty South & Thomas Gold - Alive 8. Leona Lewis - Collide (Afrojack Remix) 9. Drop Dead Red & Dj Cross - So Live The Lie 10. Robbie Rivera Dj Aero and Tommy Lee ft Sue Cho - Ding Dong (Stefano Pain Vs Marcels house Mix) 11.Skylar grey - Invisible (John Dahlback Remix) 12. Dim Chris ft. Amanda Wilson - You Found Me (Hard Rock Sofa Remix) 13. Who Da Funk - Shiny Disco Balls (Acapella) 14. Aint None But Tooty Fruity - Drop Dead Red & Dj Cross Time to Blow Mix 15. Calvin harris - Feel So Close ( Dan Clare remix) 16. Nadia Ali Starkillers and Alex Kenji - Pressure (Alesso Remix) 17. Aaron Smith - Never ft. Lauren Ritchie (Tony Arzadon & Nathan Scott Remix) 18. Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger (Stereotheif Remix) 19. Carla Kosak - Don't Want Your Man (Drop Dead Red & Dj Cross Remix) 20. Beyonce - best thing I never Had (Gareth Wyn Club Mix) 21. Nicky Romero - Schizophrenic 22. Inpetto ft. Max C - Move (Paul Paris Remix) 23. Desperado ft. Play & Win - Inside I want You (Stereo Palma Mix) 24. Above and Beyond ft. Richard Bedford - Sun & Moon (Marcus Schossow Remix) Thank you to all our fans, family, & friends. . . & all our sponsors, affiliates, etc. Beatport, Plush Chicago, Murky Beatz, Nemek Recordings, Movement Music, White-beard Records, Spybar, Crescendo, Antipasto, Buzzbombs, X's & O's, Addictive Ent,Howard productions, Have Knots Clothing, Southside Ent. www.dropdeadred-djcross.blogspot.com (Website coming soon) _Management : Sam 'Vargi' Vargas - C: 847-380-9948

DJ Teo feat. Maritza Franco Exerts from Barack Obama's Peace Speech Berlin Germany July 24th, 2008 Featuring footage from Love Parade San Francisco 2008

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 51 01. Chris Lake - Tokyo (original mix) [Nervous] 02. Schodt - Tokyo Dawn (Dinka remix) [Cool Vibes] 03. Karana Unit ft. Abigail Bailey - Pictures (original mix) [Pacha] 04. Alex Coollook - Define Real (Planisphere remix) [Green Martian] 05. Made By Monkeys ft. Darcy Conroy - I Think Of You (original mix) [KULT] 06. Martin Roth ft. Bartlett Bros - Losing Gravity (Sonny Wharton remix) [Lunatique] 07. Chris Lake - Alone (original mix) [Nervous] 08. Jimmy Van M - My Eyes (2am JVM & Marc Mitchell mix) [Audio Logic] 09. Luke Wan - The Wish (original mix) [Shinishi] **D:Fuse on the phone** 10. D-Fuse & Hiratzka - Perfection (club vocal mix) [Lost Angeles] 11. JayQuik ft. Stephanie Tiangco - Cry Of Creation (remix) [Nervous] 12. Patrick Plaice & Frank Ellrich - Techno Trash (original mix) [Lunatique] 13. Paul Anthony & ZXX ft. Jen Bonesteel - Day By Day (instrumental) [Movement Music] 14. Chris Lake ft. Nastala - Give In (original mix) [Nervous] 15. Kosheen - Hide U (John Creamer & Stephane K remix) [Kinetic]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 196 01. Made By Monkeys ft. Darcy Conroy - I Think Of You (original mix) [KULT] 02. Schodt - Tokyo Dawn (Dinka remix) [Cool Vibes] 03. DJ DLG - Just Be Yourself [Huge] 04. Taito Tikaro, J.Louis & Ferran - Shine On Me (Robbie Rivera remix) [NEWS] 05. Yvel & Tristen ft. Chriss Of The Quasa - Panama (Stan Kolevs remix) [Ready Mix] 06. Paul Anthony & ZXX ft. Jen Bonesteel - Day By Day (instrumental) [Movement Music] 07. JayQuik ft. Stephanie Tiangco - Cry Of Creation (Stryke's dub edit) [Nervous] 08. Alex Nevre - Syndrome (original mix) [Peak Hour Music] 09. Pryda - Reeperbahn (original mix) [Pryda] 10. Glenn Morrison pres. Musetta - Nicotine (Glenn Morrison remix) [Armada]