Podcasts about murmurations

What is it about stories that shape us, move us, and help make sense of the world? Today's guest, Carol Lefevre, is a master of the craft. With eight books to her name, along with award-nominated novellas, essays, and journalism, Carol's work has been recognised for its depth, beauty, and insight. Her novella Murmurations was shortlisted for both the Christina Stead Prize for Fiction and the South Australian Festival Awards for Literature, highlighting her as one of Australia's most compelling literary voices.With a PhD in Creative Writing and a role as a Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide, Carol has spent her career exploring the art and power of storytelling. But beyond academia and awards, she's a keen observer of life—finding inspiration in everything from the quiet rhythms of her garden to the complexities of human nature. Carol's latest book is a wonderful coming-of-old-age memoir, Bloomer, where she provides a unique perspective of older life from an older voice. In this episode, we unpack the writing life, the stories behind her stories, and what it truly means to create something that lasts. I hope you enjoy meeting Carol.For more information about Carol, check out these places;-Find her new book here: BloomerWebsite: Carol LefevreInstagram: Carol LefevreHead to michellejcox.com for more information about the ONE QUESTION podcast, your host or today's guestsConnect with Michelle on Linkedin here:- @MichelleJCoxConnect with Michelle on Instagram here:- @michellejcoxConnect with Michelle on Facebook here - @michellejcoxAND, if you have a burning topic you'd love people to talk more about, or know someone who'd be great to come on the One Question podcast, please get in touch;- 

The Starling murmuration is the name given to the phenomenon which sees hundreds of thousands of these small birds dancing through the air in winter and early spring. Terry Flanagan went to Lough Ennell in Co. Westmeath to meet James Crosbie and witness one.

Listeners discuss the best places in Ireland to view a murmuration. Callers describe their experiences of the Covid era and the impact it still has on them. Meme was looking for a coat which had been left in a stranger's car by mistake. The stranger has now been located!

Nov. 5, 2024 Al Batt discusses the murmurations of migrating birds crossing the area now. Who are they? Where are they going? Etc.

Individually, Starlings are small, dark birds that at first glance don't seem particularly special. But when they gather together in massive flocks on winter evenings to perform their aerial ballet, it's quite a different matter! Tonight, our panel discuss the phenomenon of Starling murmurations.

Filipinx American poet Ina Cariño shares a brand new “sonnet crown” poem that they wrote for SongWriter on the subject of family and empathy. Scientist Sarah Nila describes her experiments exploring empathy with children and mothers in the Philippines, and how Ina's poem contains echoes of her findings. And producer and songwriter Alex Wong performs a brand-new song called “Murmurations,” that includes violin by Ina and vocals by Sarah. The song is only available on Bandcamp, and is a fundraiser for World Central Kitchen.SongWriterPodcast.comInstagram.com/SongWriterPodcastFacebook.com/SongWriterPodcastTikTok.com/@SongWriterPodcastX.com/SnogWriterSeason six is made possible by a grant from Templeton World Charity Foundation

EVEN MORE about this episode!In this enlightening episode, intuitive grief counselor and self-proclaimed hippie radical, Deb Bowen, takes us on an inspiring journey of self-discovery. From the transformative social movements of the '60s and '70s to the spiritual power of sacred geometry, Deb shares how recognizing divinity in nature and others connects us all.We explore the era's lasting musical influence, from the anthems of the '60s to modern artists like Rhiannon Giddens, who champion social justice. Deb reflects on her spiritual evolution—from a devout Christian upbringing to embracing world religions.Dive into her deep connection with the sea, the healing journey of grief, and the beauty of spiritual curiosity. This episode is packed with heart, insight, and a celebration of life's interconnectedness. Don't miss out on this transformative conversation!Guest Biography:Deb Bowen's deep spiritual connection to the Sacred is rooted in her lifelong love of the sea and sand. It was on the shores and in boats where she discovered the profound interconnectedness of all things, recognizing that Mother Earth is a holy place.As the co-host of the long-running PsychicTeachers podcast, which has garnered over 4 million downloads since its start in 2010, Deb shares her insights weekly. She also leads courses and workshops on spiritual growth, covering topics such as Tarot, archetypes, and connecting with nature.Deb is the author of A Good Friend for Bad Times: Helping Others through Grief, available in English, German, and Kindle formats. She is currently co-authoring a book slated for release by an international publisher in 2025.Her creative nonfiction and poetry are featured in Salvation South Journal and other publications, showcasing her reflective and spiritual insights.Episode Chapters:(0:00:01) - Social Justice and Divine Connectedness(0:09:27) - Exploring Music, Spirituality, and Connection(0:15:40) - Exploring Spiritual Connections Through Religions(0:21:47) - Marshes, Murmurations, and Sacred Geometry(0:27:47) - Sacred Geometry and Cultural Legends(0:43:40) - Navigating Anticipatory Grief and Healing(0:57:46) - Unique Grieving Experiences(1:02:47) - Exploring Incarnation and Life Lessons(1:07:33) - Exploring Past Lives and Metaphysical TeachingsPlease join Julie next week with your question.Thursdays at 8pm ET, 7pm CT, 5pm PT.https://askjulieryanshow.comAnd, please leave a five-star review and subscribe so you can hear all the new episodes.Sponsors & RecommendationsDisclaimer: This show is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be medical, psychological, financial or legal advice. Please contact a licensed professional. The Ask Julie Ryan show, Julie Ryan, and all parties involved in producing, recording and distributing it assume no responsibility for listener's actions based on any information heard on this or any Ask Julie Ryan shows or podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Birds! Horned screamers! Murmurations! Professional bird-person and all around cool dude James Maley joins Alie to talk about bird calls, wild fashion shows, birding obsessions, absurd birds, parrots that are smarter than your baby brother, a surprising fact about owl ears and history's most zealous bird nerds. If you love birds, you'll be at home. If a bird did you dirty, you'll open your heart and learn to love again.Follow Moore Lab of Zoology on InstagramFull-length (*not* G-rated) Ornithology episode + tons of science linksMore kid-friendly Smologies episodes!Become a patron of Ologies for as little as a buck a monthOlogiesMerch.com has hats, shirts, masks, totes!Follow @Ologies on X and InstagramFollow @AlieWard on X and InstagramSound editing by Mercedes Maitland of Maitland Audio ProductionsMade possible by work from Noel Dilworth, Susan Hale, Jacob Chaffee, Kelly R. Dwyer, Emily White, & Erin TalbertSmologies theme song by Harold Malcolm

And just like that, as soon as the suspect is identified... he vanishes, evading authorities and disappearing into the woods. But now that we have a name, it's time to start figuring out who he is, where he came from, and what made him into the person he is.   Want to dive deeper? Follow @flashpoint_podcast on Instagram. For new releases and updates follow @tenderfoot.tv on social media. Subscribe to Tenderfoot+ for early access to episodes, ad-free listening, and exclusive bonuses - https://tenderfoot.tv/plus/.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dead Dogs & Murmurations......with tracks by... Divorce Attorney, Daisy And The Deadheads, Speedial, Cows, Wonderbug, Attic 'O 'Matic, Porchlight, Deep Tan, DJ Delay, !Dela Dap, Heavy Salad, Morillo, RCola Divorce Attorney - Mothballs [YouTube] Daisy And The Deadheads - Baby [YouTube] Speedial - 5,000 [...] The post PCP#853… Dead Dogs & Murmurations… appeared first on Pete Cogle's Podcast Factory.

In this all-new episode, Krista engages biomimicry pioneer Janine Benyus in a second, urgent conversation, alongside creative biomimicry practitioner Azita Ardakani Walton. Together they trace precise guidance and applied wisdom from the natural world for the civilizational callings before us now. What does nature have to teach us about healing from trauma? And how might those of us aspiring to good and generative lives start to function like an ecosystem rather than a collection of separate, siloed projects? We are in kinship. How to make that real — and in making it real, make it more of an offering to the whole wide world?Krista, Azita, and Janine spoke at the January 2024 gathering of visionaries, activists, and creatives where Krista also drew out Lyndsey Stonebridge and Lucas Johnson for the recent episode on Hannah Arendt. We're excited to bring you back into that room.Janine Benyus's classic work is Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature. She is the co-founder of the non-profit Biomimicry Institute. She also co-founded Biomimicry 3.8, a consulting and training company. Azita Ardakani Walton is a philanthropist and social entrepreneur. Her projects have included, among many things, the creative agency Lovesocial and the experimental investment vehicle, Honeycomb Portfolio. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.______Sign up for The Pause — a Saturday morning companion newsletter to the On Being podcast season, and our mailing list for news and invitations all year round. Be the first to know as tickets go on sale for the On Being 2025 live national conversation tour.

Learning From Nature: Social Media Murmurations and Crowd Behavior

The situation is tense as Cal's coup d'etat hits a snag or two. Sonny and Delores request aid for the increasingly difficult situation atop the tooth. Syabira is even more helpful than she's been up to this point, which is saying something. Cal takes advantage of the crowd's attention to try and expose Spindy's dubious methods. CAST:Game Master...Sean DoughertySonny...Celine TrellaDelores...Brooke SimoneTerry...Justyn TrellaCal...Jake DiBlasiCREDITS:Theme Song...Ryan LoganScore...Jake Diblasi, Justyn Trella, and Kevin O'LearyEditing...Celine Trella and Sean DoughertyLogo Design...Matt MacriCharacter Art...Ash Brincka

This Saturday and Sunday, the Albany Symphony presents Vivaldi's “The Four Seasons” - plus two brilliant recent works, “The History of Red” by Reena Esmail and “Murmurations” by Derek Bermel. Both concerts will be performed at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall and will feature Baroque violin superstar soloists Ravenna Lipchik, Edson Scheid, Amelia Sie and Shelby Yamin.Music Director and conductor David Alan Miller joins us now along with two of the violinists Amelia Sie and Ravenna Lipchick.

BoomXers, prepare yourselves for greatness as we Jibber Jabber about Starling Murmurations with unfortunate Scatalogical side-effects. We've got Keywords and Jimmy Reads...Dave Wins...Shari cries like a baby...

Flash fiction, micro fiction, prose poems, and so-called "short-short stories" may all be technically different forms, but if you like tiny stories of any stripe, you will love Andrea Rinard's 2023 collection Murmurations. She joins the Florida Book Club to discuss her work in this genre, getting inspiration from her students, and her affinity for 1980s settings!

3rd Sunday of Epiphany; Sermon based on Job 12:7-9 and Matthew 6:25-27. Preached at The First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn (https://linktr.ee/firstchurchbrooklyn). Podcast subscription is available at https://cutt.ly/fpcb-sermons or Apple Podcasts (https://itun.es/us/nxpHeb.c), Google Podcasts, S....This item belongs to: audio/first-church-brooklyn-sermons.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

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"In Search of Murders, Murmurations and Britain's Great Bird Gatherings"

Aug. 29, 2023  Al Batt talks all about hummingbirds, Chimney Swifts, Squirrels, Oak Trees and much more!

Everest Queen chat with The Razor's Edge at Desertfest London about 2022's 'Murmurations', available on Trepanation Records, their journey, and performing live for the first time since its release. ===================== Follow The Razor's Edge online: Web: https://therazorsedge.rocksFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/therazorsedgerocksTwitter: https://twitter.com/_therazorsedge_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therazorsedgerocks

Aujourd'hui, je reçois Sadeck Berrabah, danseur et chorégraphe. Sadeck a mis au point un système chorégraphique géométrique qu'il déploie minutieusement sur des murs humains : des "Murmurations". Grâce à son écriture, Sadeck parcourt le monde et multiplie performances et collaborations.  Il s'installe au 13e art du 11 avril au 8 juillet avec 40 danseurs pour une « Murmuration » longue durée, comme une synthèse de ses années d'exception. On l'écoute avec joie,

Murmurations incarnate.

Historian Peniel Joseph says there have been three periods of reconstruction in American history. The third period, he says, is happening right now. Associate producer Julia Corcoran introduces this conversation with Joseph. Then, Danish photographer Soren Solkaer first saw mysterious patterns in the sky, technically called murmurations, when he was a child. He started photographing birds flying above the northern stretches of the Wadden Sea, which Denmark residents called the Black Sun. Senior producer Karyn Miller-Medzon introduces Solkaer's conversation with host Robin Young. And, Chicago music venue the Metro Club celebrated 40 years in operation in 2022. In its 4 decades, it's been a haven for punk, rock and metal music, hosting big-name acts like Black Flag and R.E.M. Producer Chris Bentley spoke to the club owner and long-time patrons.

How much meaning do you need, Slushies? When language lingers, when images form a spiral, a murmuration, might a poem's mood hold meaning close to its heart and simultaneously at bay? And, also, how do you pronounce ‘ichor'? All this and more in a rollicking conversation about poet Nick Visconti's new work, “Burial” and “Unmake These Things.” And speaking of things, listen for Samantha on Anne Carson's zen koan dollop of insight from Red Doc>: “To live past the end of your myth is a perilous thing.” Or for Kathy and Marion confessing their North Carolina ritual groping of the Dale Earnhardt statue in Kannapolis, NC. And finally: geese. Nick Visconti's poem triggered a reverie-- that time when we accidentally stumbled into the annual Snow Geese migration in Eastern Pennsylvania.   At the table: Dagne Forrest, Kathleen Volk Miller, Alex Tunney, Samantha Neugebauer, Marion Wrenn.   This episode is brought to you by our sponsor Wilbur Records, who kindly introduced us to the artist is A.M.Mills whose song “Spaghetti with Loretta” now opens our show.    Nick Visconti is a writer living with an artist and a cat in Brooklyn. He plays softball on Sundays. Burial It is love, not grief, which inters the deceased in a hill made of clay.                    Sod embraces crossed arms, legs, eyes shut looking forever                          at nothing beneath our feet—a container for men unmade, no boat to speak of.                   No oars darkly dipped in water as we pictured it would be. Instead,       a single shred of light piercing every lens it catches. Instead,   a pathway none cross, just follow through                               and up and up—the cusp of ending, nothing at all like the end.   He isn't in this yard when his children roam. Still,                        they dig,   they expect to find him: braided leather, steel-wound aglets, his black opal intact.   Unmake these things The sand before me like water, fluid and holy under the cratered crown nearly half-awake, circling   as I draw the one way I know—stick figures in a backdrop scenery, thick- headed and content, wheeling   psalms of birds, wide-sloping M's grouped in permanent murmur. I don't bother with the sun's face, bare in the upper   left corner of the page. I've made a habit out of hoarding ornaments, given them their own orbit like the russet   ichor dashed with cinnamon I choke down every morning and afternoon. The city's puncture-prone underbite nips   the sky, consuming the bodies above—thunderheads, billboards notched, alive in the glow of that always-   diurnal square. There's been talk lately of irreversible chemistry, an acceptable stand-in for cure among believers and experts   in and on the subject of Zoloft-sponsored serotonin. A first weaning is possible. Do not bother with a second.  

Ishita Sharma serves as a mentor, mirror and activator to those who wish to better our world, starting within. She helps them embody their truest purpose while rising beyond ego-centric paradigms. Ishita's work is the expression of her deepest realizations, and an invitation into your own.   Come to Center is fueled by her wish to realize a world that lives from enlightened awareness. To join her next iteration of Murmurations, starting November 10th, 2022, please follow this link: cometocenter.com/groupintensive   Ishita has guided leaders from Google, Harvard, MIT, Silicon Valley startups and global multinationals. Clients come to her to grow and heal through their deepest challenges and longings while held in their perfect wholeness. Her students and clients include spiritual teachers and seekers, CEOs, healers, scientists, therapists, coaches, & artists…Drawing on her own direct experience and a cultivated capacity to attune to her clients' nervous systems, she points every one of them back to their center.   Ishita sees her role here as a bridge between cultures, paradigms and dimensions- marrying western intellect and eastern spirit through the wisdom of the human heart and body.    Contending the future of humanity hinges upon healing division within and between us, Ishita supports individuals and groups alike to wake up, step up and show up together for the world we wish to see. Additionally, I'll be donating to and raising awareness for the charity or organization of my guest's choice with each episode now. This episode, the charity is Free The Slaves. Any and all donations make a difference! You can connect with Ishita on: Website Instagram LinkedIn To connect with me: Interested in working with me as your coach? Book a complimentary 15 minute call here. LinkedIn Instagram Website Subscribe to my weekly newsletter YouTube Please leave a review for this podcast on Apple Podcasts!   Resources/People Mentioned: Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl Michael Stern Yotam Schachter Core Energetics

This week we sit down with our buddy Tom Clements from Hertfordshire Prog Sludge band Everest Queen, to discuss their new album "Murmurations", his other bands, Praetorian and Orme, as well as Everest Queen's recent announcement that they are playing the 2023 edition of Desertfest, all while reading Tom's psycards. The theme song is "In The Temple of the Serpent" by Lowen. Everest Queen https://everestqueen.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) https://www.instagram.com/everestqueenofficial/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/everestqueenband/ (Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR4xnkwNve4rYXeNU0Qc-SA (Youtube) Serpent Temple: https://www.instagram.com/serpent_temple (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/SerpentTemplePromo (Facebook) https://www.twitter.com/serpent_temple (Twitter) Nina's band, Lowen: https://www.lowen.bandcamp.com​​ (Bandcamp ) https://www.instagram.com/lowen_band/​​ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/Lowenband​​ (Facebook)

Michael J. Spivey is a professor of cognitive science at the University of California Merced. He earned his BA in Psychology at the University of California Santa Cruz and his PhD in Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the University of Rochester. After 12 years as a psychology professor at Cornell University, Michael moved to UC Merced to help build a department of cognitive and information sciences. He has published over 100 journal articles and book chapters on the embodiment of cognition and interactions between language, vision, memory, syntax, semantics, and motor movement. His most recent book, published in 2020, is "Who You Are: The Science of Connectedness." (MIT Press) In this conversation, KMO and Michael discuss: 03:20 – The book's title and table of contents; externalism and egregore 07:30 – The role of the prefrontal cortex in our conception of self 11:30 – Non-scientific view of interactions between brain parts 12:50 – Mental representations of the world and the tricks they can play on us 15:35 – Letting go of oneself 17:25 – The value of familiar environments 18:45 – The futility of widely used time-management tricks 19:40 – Extending our mind past our skin 25:20 – The skipped question of emergent group intentions and desires 26:15 – Connecting to other bodies and life forms; emergence, again 28:25 – Murmurations and being in charge of a flock 28:45 – Boundaries between objects 35:20 – Perceiving objects as extensions of ourselves 37:02 – Virtual reality and tracking the direction of gaze 43:15 – AI and dogs 44:55 – Computer-generated imagery; deep fakes and their antidotes 49:35 – Extending your sense of self to the planetary scale 53:55 – Apocalyptic predictions, prepping, and the future of civilization 55:47 – Going beyond our planet and contacting life elsewhere 58:20 – Anti-natalism, suffering, and feeling one with the universe 1:02:28 – Michael's closing points; practical advice in the book Michael (The Guest): Michael's page at ucmerced.edu Who You Are at MIT Press KMO (The Host): Twitter: @Kayemmo en.padverb.com/kmo Padverb: The Padverb Telegram Channel: t.me/padverbpodcast

In this debut episode of Sweetwater's Plugged In Podcast, host Mitch Gallagher discusses practice tips with Don Carr, explores playing “behind” and “before” the beat with Nick D'Virgilio, and techniques for improving your bass grooves with Dave Martin. Plus, Sweetwater Studios' Shawn Dealey shares some recording tips for making better recordings. Lastly, Sales Engineer Mike Picotte gives us a closer look into the exciting new mixing technology called ATMOS.Special thanks to the Sweetwater employees and their bands - Mac McDonough, The Murmurations, and Strange Waters - for providing music for this episode!-------Gear used in this episode:PreSonus Studio One Universal Audio Apollo x4Telefunken TF11Universal Audio SD-1sE Electronics DynaCasterShure SM7BPMC result6 Monitors

Rev. Lisa and Melissa Vullo explore the principles of emergent strategy, the creative complexity of the natural world, and new ways to think about organizing and gathering in community.

In today's episode I have the pleasure of being in conversation with mentor and modern mystic Ishita Sharma. Ishita Sharma serves as a mentor, mirror and activator to those who wish to better our world starting from within. She was born in Haridwar in northern India and came to the US as a teenager and began to study as a physicist, then turned to architecture and design, evolving into a multidisciplinary artist. Through it all, she felt that she was looking for an even deeper framework to explain what felt obvious to her: that we are all connected. In 2016, she established Come to Center to share the joy and freedom of living an awake, connected and fulfilling life. She holds space for life in all of its abundant complexity, from the highest joys and miracles to the deepest suffering and sorrows. Her work points people back to their own inner harmonic and wholeness. Today, Ishita works with contemporary visionaries, spiritual seekers and healers, therapists and coaches, CEOs and incarcerated youth to create futures that are free of past limitations to help them embody power, pleasure and show up in service, while rising beyond ego-centric paradigms. Ishita's work is the expression of her deepest realizations, and an invitation into your own. Her unique approach integrates non-dual awareness with its embodiment, subtle energetics and relational dynamics to free the core of personal and systemic hindrances. In this episode we explore the mechanics of anchoring into presence and noticing our habits of attention to become more skilled at navigating our relationship with ourselves and others. To learn more about Ishita's offerings including Murmurations and Basics visit cometocenter.com

Danish photographer Soren Solkaer spent the last five years following starlings on their migrations around Europe. He talks about his new book, "Black Sun," about starling murmurations. And, researchers at the University of Washington are investigating whether psychedelics could alleviate depression in healthcare workers. KUOW's Eilis O'Neill reports.

In this episode of Dopamine and Other Happy Chemicals, Christian Rivera talks about how we affect each other, can better socialize, and setting better boundaries. ----------------- Podcast Version at http://www.anchor.fm/happychemicals INTP Personality Type Courses: http://www.happychemicals.org Support on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/happychemicals Personality Hacker Personality Test: https://ca157.isrefer.com/go/phpt/letsgocnote/ Truity Labs Test: https://www.truity.com/?a=3234637 ----------------- Dopamine and Other Happy Chemicals acts as an online journal for Christian Rivera, an INTP and Creative Director, who is sharing his personal growth experience for others to learn from. I talk about personality, Myers-Briggs, the work of Carl Jung, Ram Dass, Sadhguru, Alan Watts, The Enneagram, Depth Psychology, Archetypes, Mental Health, our chemical experiences, the collective unconscious, shadow, ego, and self. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happychemicals/message

Lea Bertucci: Trespassing Composer Bertucci plays saxophone and bass clarinet and employs devices like tape recorders and other obsolete and archaic sonic machinery. Bertucci is as likely to perform in a concert hall as a cave or handball court. Solo and ensemble works are explored in this program, with comments from the artist on technique, technology, and adventurism. Bertucci's 2022 album, Murmurations, is on Bandcamp. https://roulette.org/

Composer Lea Bertucci's collaborative works and solos for saxophone and bass clarinet are often layered and processed through unusual methods, including archaic tape recorders and multichannel configurations. Fascinated by acoustic phenomenon, Bertucci is as likely to perform in a club as in a cave or handball court. Solo and ensemble works are explored in this program, with comments from the artist on technique, technology, and adventurism. Bertucci's 2022 album, Murmurations, is on Bandcamp.

In Emergent Strategy, adrienne maree brown invites us to imagine a future in which we humans have gained the ability to move akin to a flock of starlings, each of us attuned to those around us, able to shift and move in concert with the community(ies) of which we are a part. This Sunday, February 13, we wonder about the wisdom of starlings and how they might inform our lives, and we'll celebrate and lift up those in the community who volunteer their time and energy in the multidimensional dance of church, making this community the vibrant and radiant place that it is. Welcome and Land Acknowledgement- Julica Hermann de la Fuente (:30) Wisdom Story- Lauren Wyeth (7:43) Ritual of Community Acknowlegement (12:19) Prayer and Cycle of Life- Rev. Arif Mamdani (17:20) Homiy- Murmurations- Rev. Arif Mamdani (23:17) Piano throughout- Franco Holder  

"Moving in Step with the Peculiar Wisdom of Christ" will be the marching tune of this NEW series in the book of 1st Corinthians. This first sermon will give you an overview of the series as a whole.

"Moving in Step with the Peculiar Wisdom of Christ" will be the marching tune of this NEW series in the book of 1st Corinthians. This first sermon will give you an overview of the series as a whole.

"Moving in Step with the Peculiar Wisdom of Christ" will be the marching tune of this NEW series in the book of 1st Corinthians. This first sermon will give you an overview of the series as a whole.

As is customary for our first episode of the year we discuss the upcoming games we are looking forward to. As Aadil is in Canada we're joined by Adam. We also chat Elite Dangerous, Blasphemous, Aspire: Inas Tale and Wytchwood. To drink Lucy has a traditional ale from Lymestone Brewery and the White Russian Nitro stout from Left Handed Brewing. Ben drinks Murmurations Amber Ale from Wiper and True then stays in Bristol for Arbor's GNEIPA. Join The Discord: https://discord.gg/JwY25Kv Visit Us On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outoflivesnetwork Please like comment and subscribe and if you can share it! Want to be part of the team, contact us!

Panti Bliss is with alt-folk artist Sive in this episode of The Panti Personals. A proud Naas native Sive's voice and music is transformative, often called ‘dream folk', and beyond her creative and artistic life she uses music and song as a community musician in choirs whose members include those with dementia and care home residents. During lockdown, while some of us were binging on Netflix, she co founded a social enterprise called Embrace Music, using music to make a positive difference in the world, and wrote a song cycle for the hospice movement ‘Murmurations'. She's a climate warrior or worrier and says if you're not concerned about what's happening in the global environment you're not paying attention to the world. In this up close and personal conversation Sive shares three songs with Panti – one of her latest ‘I Think Before I Speak' and one of her old ones ‘If I Had A Home To Go To' as well as a beautiful ballad ‘Tenlach' – an old Irish word for home and hearth. Other music you hear in this episode includes: Sive – ‘We Are Moving' (from her first album) Murmurations – ‘Better Days to Come' Murmurations – ‘Blackbird's Lament' Murmurations – ‘The Dawning' (from The Irish Hospice project). as well as a clip from a recording with one of her community choirs. You can find out more about Sive and her music : www.sivemusic.com and you can support her on patreon where she shares a new demo every month – patreon.com/sivemusic. Sive has a gig in Clonacody House in Tipperary on 21st December with Mike Hanrahan and Emma Langford, and will be taking part in a First Fortnight event in the Riverbank Arts Centre in Kildare on the 15th Jan. The Panti Personals is an independent podcast by Athena Media, produced by Helen Shaw and mixed by John Howard, the theme music is Knots by Lisa Hannigan used with her kind permission. We record in Camden Recording Studios in Dublin. pantisocracy.ie/sive for more

Tom Pattinson is getting ready for National Tree Week and looking at the ecological wonder of trees… Can you imagine a hundred thousand birds flying together in amazing synchronous patterns? Tom Cadwallender reports from starling HQ at the Somerset Levels.And we're going retro …. as Steve Lowe delves into the world of period fashion and flintlocks…Plus some top tips for the garden from Tom P…Support the show

A freezing cold afternoon in winter, and we visited the RSPB nature reserve at Otmoor in Oxfordshire to try to see the starling murmurations. The main event happened way off in the distance and was impossible to record, but walking back along the icy, flooded path, we accidentally disturbed a huge number of starlings in a hedgerow right next to us, who took to the skies and circled above our heads, captured in this recording. Recorded by Cities and Memory.

Hey everyone, I'm so happy to bring this episode your way! It's given me a lot of joy & hope to listen back just now and I hope you'll feel the same. Kes is an absolute creative community building dream babe and has also been on episode #27. Here is some of what we talked about:  How the pandemic has changed creative lives Making things more accessible & opening up new possibilities  Writing powerful trans women and radical sex workers  Our love for life & non-human nature Kes Otter Lieffe is a working class, chronically ill, femme, trans woman. She is an author, teacher and community organiser currently based in Berlin.  Kes is the author of a trilogy of trans feminist novels—Margins and Murmurations, Conserve and Control and Dignity. Her short story Synergy was published in ‘Our Entangled Future' an anthology on social change and the climate crisis. Her short story Soft was published in the beautiful anthology on queer resilience, Glitter + Ashes. Kes is also the author of the colouring zine, Queer Animals, published by Microcosm, which will be made soon into a full colouring book. Kes facilitates workshops on subjects including trans-competency, queer ecology and consensus and has taught in various contexts from squats to universities. She also runs writing classes and has an online course, Writing from the Margins. Here is the sign up for the grief tending session I am offering on July 31st: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/x8m2e7

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Metha-morphosis by Aldo Quagliotti Co-author of the mobile phone app Poetry Advent Calendar available at google play and apple app store. Audiobook series "Advent Calendar "available at: https://www.kobo.com/ww/en/audiobook/advent-calendar-7. My name is Aldo Quagliotti, and I'm an an italian poet based in London. In 2019 I published my first collection of poems, Japanese Tosa, published by London Poetry Books. The anthology debuted on October 2019 at the Tea House Theatre in Vauxhall and has then been promoted throughout the London open mic nights such as Flo vortex, Paper Tiger, Poetical Word. This October I've published my second Poetry collection, Confessions Of A Pregnant Man (AlienBuddha Press). My poems have also been published in italian anthologies, such as Il suono del silenzio 2008 and 2008, and Brazilian magazine (Revista Torquato). Nationally, my work has been included in English anthologies such as Reach 253, Murmurations, Cannon Poet Quarterly, Poetry In The Time Of Coronavirus, The voices Project, The Writers Club, Fleas on the dog, The Materialist , The Essential anthology, Word Doodles, Ponsersavant, The Raconteur Preview, The Orange Blush zine, Lion and Lilac, Unheard Poetry, Poetic Unity, and Literary Magazine. Recently, I have been selected as one the poets representing the Poetry Corner as part of the Kesington+ Chelsea Art Week in London (1-11 October).

The mailbag show, brimming with your messages about the guests you've heard and the photos you've been making. This week we hear about Pres. Obama's photographer Pete Souza, Brendan Barry's fantastical cameras, and Sören Solkær's Murmurations. We take a photo jaunt around Sheffield, Ottawa, Copenhagen and a former uranium ore facility during the cold war in America! To feature your work on our programme gallery send your 2000 pix images into studio@photographydaily.show and to see all the links and featured pictures click HERE. Supported by MPB.com

my name is Aldo Quagliotti, and I'm an an italian poet based in London. In 2019 I published my first collection of poems, Japanese Tosa, published by London Poetry Books. The anthology debuted on October 2019 at the Tea House Theatre in Vauxhall and has then been promoted throughout the London open mic nights such as Flo vortex, Paper Tiger, Poetical Word. This October I've published my second Poetry collection, Confessions Of A Pregnant Man (AlienBuddha Press). My poems have also been published in italian anthologies, such as Il suono del silenzio 2008 and 2008, and Brazilian magazine (Revista Torquato). Nationally, my work has been included in English anthologies such as Reach 253, Murmurations, Cannon Poet Quarterly, Poetry In The Time Of Coronavirus, The voices Project, The Writers Club, Fleas on the dog, The Materialist , The Essential anthology, Word Doodles, Ponsersavant, The Raconteur Preview, The Orange Blush zine, Lion and Lilac, Unheard Poetry, Poetic Unity, and Literary Magazine. Recently, I have been selected as one the poets representing the Poetry Corner as part of the Kesington+ Chelsea Art Week in London (1-11 October).

“A dawn chorus of birds I recorded during Murmurations, a field recording retreat in Scotland in 2019 hosted by Jez Riley French and Chris Watson. Halfway through you hear a […]

The second of the two shorter Christmas and New Year editions where the boys discuss some of their inspirations including Don McCullin's 'In Africa’ book and ‘Extraordinary Women’ by Tom Stoddart. It seems Kev has spent five hours a day watching quick fire tournament chess over the New Year break, while Neale has been touring the site of a suspected nuclear accident on a disused airbase near his home with the family! They talk of photographer inspirations, Kev choosing Frank Horvat who is responsible for suggesting; “Photography is the art of not pushing the button,” and Neale being fascinated by Søren Solkær’s Murmurations study. The full length shows return from next week.

We are back this week with a rake of new releases from the Scottish trad music scene! If you haven't voted in the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards yet you can do so at www.scotstradmusicawards.com. If you like this show please consider supporting our Patreon at www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad Vincular by Ron Jappy Track - Trouble http://ronjappy.bandcamp.com The Little Thatched Cabin by Gráinne Brady http://grainnebrady.bandcamp.com Abyss by Talisk Track - Crossing http://www.talisk.co.uk Hearth by Mairearad Green Track - Carry Me There http://mairearadgreen.bandcamp.com Uncouth and Without Form by John Rae Track - Freddy’s Tune https://contact07628.wixsite.com/mysite Best Sets by Mike Katz and Alasdair White Track - Chasing The Kaiser https://katzandwhite.bandcamp.com/releases URRANTA by Deirdre Graham Track - S Gann Gun Dìrich Mi Chaoidh http://deirdregraham.bandcamp.com Murmurations by The Shee Track - Starlings http://theshee.bandcamp.com Solas an lae - the light of the day by Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin & Ultan O'Brien Track - An Sceilpín Draighneach https://eoghanultan.bandcamp.com Sleeping Tunes by Tim Edey Track - Herr Roloff’s Farewell https://timedey.bandcamp.com An t-Eilean Mixes by Niteworks Track - Cumhachd (Esus' Crunluath remix) https://niteworksband.bandcamp.com

We're back with the 197th Foot Stompin' Podcast! Featuring new and old Scottish music from Malinky, Rachel Newton and our Hands Up for Trad single of the week from Dave Milligan. If you enjoy these podcasts please support our Patreon on www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad Hansel by Malinky Track - Sleepytoon featuring Ellie Beaton https://malinky.bandcamp.com Off The Beaten Track by Tom Orr Band Track - The Man That Shot The Windmill http://www.tomorrmusic.co.uk To The Awe by Rachel Newton Track - The Early Morning https://rachelnewton.bandcamp.com Momento by Dave Milligan Track - Parcel of Rogues https://davemilligan.bandcamp.com/ Across the Western Ocean by Jenna Moynihan https://jennamoynihan.bandcamp.com The Woods by Hamish Napier Track - The Tree of Magic - Venus of the Woods https://hamishnapier.bandcamp.com Strands by Tannara Track - The Next Station Is… https://tannara.bandcamp.com Dithis by Joy & Andrew Track - A Fhleasgaich an Fhuilt Chraobhaich Chais https://joydunlop.bandcamp.com Bayview by Project Smok Track - Clashnarrow https://projectsmok.bandcamp.com The Portal by Martin Green Track - The Portal featuring James Holden https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com Where the World is Thin by Kris Drever Track - Hunker Down - That Old Blitz Spirt https://krisdrever.bandcamp.com Murmurations by The Shee Track - Our Bottle https://theshee.bandcamp.com

Annick MacAskill discusses her new poetry collection, Murmurations. Andrew talks about how e.e. cummings made him leave business school. It's a great time all around! ----- Listen to more episodes of Page Fright here. ----- Annick MacAskill is a poet and the author of Murmurations (Gaspereau Press, 2020). Her debut collection, No Meeting Without Body (Gaspereau Press, 2018), was nominated for the League of Canadian Poets’ Gerald Lampert Memorial Award and shortlisted for the J. M. Abraham Poetry Award (Atlantic Book Awards). MacAskill has been a finalist for the CBC’s Canada Writes Poetry Prize, The Fiddlehead‘s Ralph Gustafson Poetry Prize, Grain Magazine‘s Short Grain Contest, The New Quarterly‘s Edna Staebler Personal Essay Contest, and other literary honours. Her writing has appeared in journals and anthologies across Canada and abroad, including The Humber Literary Review, Best Canadian Poetry 2019, Canadian Notes & Queries, Plenitude, Grain Magazine, Prism, Versal, Room Magazine, The Stinging Fly, The Fiddlehead, Arc, Lemon Hound, and CV2. Originally from Ontario, she currently lives and writes in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the traditional and ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq. ----- Andrew French is an author from North Vancouver, British Columbia. Andrew holds a BA in English from Huron University College at Western University, and is pursuing an MA in English at UBC. He writes poems, book reviews, and hosts this very podcast.

Steve & Greg discuss the Common/European Starling while enjoying a couple of "exotic" beers - Snow Leopard Pilsner from the Waterman Brewing Co and Black Butte Porter from Deschutes Brewing.  #starling #commonstarling #europeanstarling #millerlite #snowleopardpilsner #deschutesbrewing #peterbeard

When Pamela Cook chatted to Carol Lefevre about her newly released Novella "Murmurations" for "The Book Launch," she had no idea it would inspire an entire "Convo Couch" episode based on the idea of writing instinctually from points of inspiration. In this episode Carol talks about the inspirations behind her latest book and how she follows her instincts in the writing process. Following the interview, Pam goes deeper with Kel about her own writing instincts around the book she is currently writing during isolation in Covid19. SHOW NOTES: Writes4Womenwww.writes4women.comFacebook @writes4womenTwitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast W4W Patreonhttps://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon Carol Lefevrehttps://www.carollefevre.comFacebook @CarolLefevreAuthorPageInstagram @carol.lefevre Pamela Cookwww.pamelacook.com.auFacebook @pamelacookauthorTwitter @PamelaCookAUInstagram @pamelacookwrites Listen Up Podcasting (Kel Butler)www.listenuppodcasting.com.auFacebook @kelbutler / @listenuppodcastingTwitter @KelB

Michele presents a collection of spoken word audio works by author, activist, and storyteller Otter Lieffe, a trans woman living in Berlin. Her works discuss ageism, precarity, gender, trans lives, and intersecting oppressions affecting trans women. Michele also presents an excerpt of a 2017 interview they conducted with Otter at the time of the release of her first novel Margins and Murmurations.Works in this episode include Margins and Murmurations: chapter 1, Ageism And Survival, My Gender Is Precarity, Not An Artist, and My Fucking Voice.More information at otterlieffe.com and soundcloud.com/otterlieffe.Tracklisting: 'The Park' by Body of Work feat. Otter Lieffe, 'Cut The World'by Antony & The Johnsons, 'A Deeper Love' (Sam Halabi Remix) by Aretha Franklin. Digital image by Julian Curico [Image shows: a digital painting from a photo of Otter. She stands with her right hand on her right hip and wears a teal, long-sleeved top and hoop earrings. On her left shoulder is a Hildebrant's Starling, to her right is Momo, the cat. Momo is grey with stripes and spots. The background is bright green and purple.]Content/ trigger warning: Please be aware that this episode contains descriptions or discussions of transphobia, queerphobia, dysphoria, poverty, precarity, oppression, misogyny, violence against trans women, strong language, and sexual themes, that may be distressing to some listeners. If this episode raises questions or causes distress to you, contact Lifeline (13 11 14), Queerspace (03 9663 6733), or Switchboard Victoria (1800 184 527).

Technology whisperer Tatjana Dzambazova on asking the right questions to avoid the waste of talent, connecting and inspiring others, becoming vegetarian, and the myth of a better life. Tatjana is Director of product management, software solutions, at Bright Machines, a software-driven-manufacturing start-up based in San Francisco.  Tatjana's career started as an architect—she practiced over 12 years in Vienna and London. In 2000 she started her 18-year design technology journey with Autodesk, mainly in dual role of product manager for many new, disruptive software solutions, and a global technology speaker. In her two decades working in the digital design industry she was Autodesk's first product manager for Revit and a pioneer evangelist of the BIM Building Information Modeling approach in architecture and construction. During the Maker movement, she was employee number one and helped launch the Autodesk's consumer group, helping create innovative, disruptive digital fabrication and 3D printing solutions (the 123D line of products, such as 123D Make now known as Slicer for Fusion and many others). This group transformed into Pier 9 and led to a new phase 'Design and Make' in Autodesk, and the creation/acquisition of fabrication tools that complement the design tools. She also led the computer vision initiatives and the ReMake & ReCap Photo product. Tatjana was also on the forefront of web story telling through visual programming, leading the Smithsonian 3DExplorer software effort and Project Play and project manager for Dr. Louise Leakey of African Fossils. Before joining Bright Machines, she spent a year at Velo3D as director of product management, UX, and design, leading Flor, the printing preparation and simulation software of the solution, along with scientists and engineers who are pushing the limits of industrial-grade quality metal additive solutions for aerospace, medical, and industrial applications. Tatjana is a technology book author and an energetic, passionate "Technology Whisperer." She presented at conferences around the world, including TEDx and Future of Storytelling FoST, and gave many talks on the convergence of technology trends and their impact on the future of design and manufacturing, covering Generative Design, Additive Manufacturing, IoT, Robotics, and Machine learning. Don't get confused if you google Tanja and find lots of photos of her and lions, leopards, tigers and jaguars, or mentions of movies where she acted, such as Witness 11 or RICE. Still her, but that's a story for another podcast. Connect with Tanja on LinkedIn and TatjanaDzambazova.com. Favorite quotes "I have chosen a life in which I want to learn a little about many things. Although in reality I respect the opposite, I respect people who have dedicated their entire life to do one thing perfectly." "People love to learn. There's nothing more beautiful than when you give a talk or a lecture and you see somebody's face light up. That's because you opened a new door or opportunity in their mind, and you taught them. They want to know more." "You inspired me so much. I want to be you when I grow up." "For me it's a failure not to try. Innovation is not safe. People who change the world don't rely on talent, they rely on work." "Don't ever let the disbelievers steer you away from a good idea. Just run with it. Believe in yourself and go with it." "How does the world look like with my solution already adopted, fully implemented in the world?" "I feel I'm postponing life." "There's never a later. If you don't do it now you might never do it." Episode links TatjanaDzambazova.com DeepNude creates fake nudes of any woman The Smithsonian Museum Population by Pixel campaign by Hakuhodo Coding Dojo ConservationX Labs Virunga by Orlando Von Einsiedel (movie) Brain Pickings by Maria Popova (blog) Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat Murmurations by National Geographic (video) Murmurations by Islands and Rivers (video) The Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake The bullet hole misconception Explained: The Future of Meat on Netflix Factum Arte from Adam Lowe Eating Animals (documentary) Sisyphus by Daniel Natoli (short film) Books The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari The Snow Leopard Project by Alex Dehgan 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari The User Illusion by Tor Norretranders Novecento by Alessandro Baricco The End of Faith by Sam Harris Waking Up by Sam Harris Labyrinths by Jorge Luis Borges Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer People who inspire Tanja (and others we mention) Herman Hertzberger Anton Schweighofer Mario Botta Abhishek Pani from Bright Machines Daniel Siegel Abraham Wald Jonathan Parshall Brian Mathews from Bright Machines Carl Bass Louise Leakey Amar Hanspal Sam Harris from Making Sense - "We're all in this Titanic together." Ben Fry Jonathan Harris - 24-year-old story teller who's using data visualization Aaron Koblin Alex Dehgan Saul Griffith from Otherlab Emmanuel de Merode - Director of Virunga National Park Sam Harris Maria Popova Iris Van Herpen Adam Lowe Jorge Luis Borges Italo Calvino Alessandro Baricco Patrick Süskind Greta Thunberg Werner Herzog Yuval Noah Harari Daniel Natoli Sarah Krasley from Shimmy Sly Lee from The Hydrous Part 1 — Tatjana Dzambazova [1:16] Think Different by Apple. [2:54] The misfits and the crazy ones. [3:13] Connectors. [4:01] Messengers - Spreading ideas is as (or more important) than coming up with ideas. [5:22] Inspiring others. [6:39] Who is Tatjana Dzambazova? [9:34] Your mission. [10:37] Wasting talent. [11:49] Solving the problems the right way. [12:49] The bullet hole misconception. [13:07] There's a better, new way. [17:55] The most rewarding ideas you've pursued. [20:02] Computer vision, Photogrammetry, Memento, and Laser scanning. [20:58] Technology vs. product. [24:43] The myth of a better life. [26:57] Tatjana's habits to slow down. [29:22] Work culture and being more empathetic. [32:06] Serendipity and creativity at the office. [33:27] A connection you've made. [35:41] Programming teaches you how to think. [36:18] HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, SQL, Flask, Django, and Jinja. [40:12] People who inspire you. [41:50] How do you disconnect? Going to Africa, hiking, paddling, sewing, and more [46:10] Being a vegetarian, the Dzambazova zoo, and plant-based meat products. [48:03] Connect with Tatjana. [58:56] Book recommendations. [59:47] Your message to the world. [1:01:18] What would you do if you were rich? [1:02:10] Slowing down. [1:03:25] Part 2 — Tanja asks Nono [1:05:25] Tanja asks Nono: What do you want to be when you grow up? [1:05:48] Tanja asks Nono: What would you do if you were a millionaire? [1:09:48] Tatjana's retiring dream. [1:13:37] Outro. [1:14:48] Submit your questions and I'll try to answer them in future episodes. I'd love to hear from you. If you enjoy the show, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and really helps. Show notes, transcripts, and past episodes at gettingsimple.com/podcast. Theme song Sleep by Steve Combs under CC BY 4.0. Follow Nono Twitter.com/nonoesp Instagram.com/nonoesp Facebook.com/nonomartinezalonso YouTube.com/nonomartinezalonso

Starlings flock in swooping, harmonious groups of thousands of birds called murmurations. Learn how these birds pull off such an amazing feat through simple actions in this episode of BrainStuff. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

“Your book is an incredible thing. I recognise so much of my home in it, even a few things I didn’t know. I’d been planning to keep it, but as you’re still around, I thought you might like it back. I hope you continue to work on it. I fear that the place we both know is lost with the Sharrow’s death. The book is a fitting tribute.” -Venz *** Having decided to head East the survivors of Carn Veskl gather their belongings. Soon they’ll climb the steep path out of the valley into Cenja, a territory devoted to mourning. A forested landscape dotted with graves, tombs and graves from a thousand cultures; where fruit grows bland and grief lingers like a thick fog. As the caravan prepares to leave there are a few moments - to heal wounds, to make plans, to catch-up with old friends. Venz returns a book, Belka reunites with Vilte, Bris shares unwelcome wisdom and Challa sees a bird. *** As mentioned in the episode we recently created a Discord - a place where you can chat about the podcast. You can join at https://discord.gg/bTQdKmU. We’ve also released the draft rules for Ryne, the game we play on the podcast. You can get the playtest version at adtidi.itch.io/ryne. *** Hosted by Adam Dixon (@adtidixon). Featuring Ryan Evans (@brainxray), Steve Martin (@purple_steve), Thryn Henderson (@thairyn) and Ziz Simoens (@seasylphgames). Produced by Thryn Henderson and Adam Dixon. Cover art by Beck Michalak (@r_michalak). Tiding art by Allissa Chan (@formyths). Rules are available at adtidi.itch.io/ryne. Sound clips from bbcsfx.acropolis.org.uk and mcharchenko at freesound.org

I recently witnessed a wondrous display by a murmuration of birds. What do you think they're thinking while they fly? So closely aligned with each other, almost performing? Do you think they're just living in the moment? Flying for the love and joy of it? Resources: Stunning starling murmuration by Paul Dinning: https://youtu.be/4LDtvU8kymg Email: seekingplumbpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: instagram.com/SeekingPlumb

Gaby and Liz have been in a relationship since the 80s but the last few years have been difficult for them both. Gaby told me her cancer is incurable and will kill her eventually, although no one knows when and shortly after her cancer diagnosis Liz found out she had breast cancer. Liz is one of the editors for an online journal called Murmurations and when I was talking to them they were working on a piece together which focused on facing death. You can find the journal by searching 'Murmurations: Journal of Transformative Systemic Practice'. When I met with them they invited me to their house in South East London where I was presented with tea and short bread. We chatted for a little while before getting into the interview. It was good talking to a couple like these two because they bounced off each other so well.

Michele presents a collection of spoken word audio works by author, activist, and storyteller Otter Lieffe, a trans woman living in Berlin. Her works discuss ageism, precarity, gender, trans lives, and intersecting oppressions affecting trans women. Michele also presents an excerpt of a 2017 interview they conducted with Otter at the time of the release of her first novel Margins and Murmurations.Works in this episode include Margins and Murmurations: chapter 1, Ageism And Survival, My Gender Is Precarity, Not An Artist, and My Fucking Voice.More information at otterlieffe.com and soundcloud.com/otterlieffe.The tracks 'The Park' by Body of Work feat. Otter Lieffe and 'Transito' by Zaya Barroso, have been used with permission by the artists. Content/ trigger warning: Please be aware that this episode contains descriptions or discussions of transphobia, queerphobia, dysphoria, poverty, precarity, oppression, misogyny, violence against trans women, strong language, and sexual themes, that may be distressing to some listeners. If this episode raises questions or causes distress to you, contact Lifeline (13 11 14), Queerspace (03 9663 6733), or Switchboard Victoria (1800 184 527).

Five Purdue Engineering Education PhD graduates and their current contributions. Recorded in June 2018 at the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. Julia Thompson, ENE PhD '15, Director of EPICS at San Jose State University discussed the new online journal, Murmurations. Dr. James Huff, ENE PhD '14, Assistant Professor of Engineering Education at Harding University introduces us to Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. Dr. Diana Bairaktarovka, ENE PhD '13, Assistant Professor of Engineering Education at Virginia Tech tells us about her new research project exploring difficult concepts in thermodynamics. Dr. Aidsa Santiago-Román, ENE PhD '09, Professor and Head of the Engineering Science and Materials Department at the University of Puerto Rico – Mayaguez (UPRM) recounts how her Department supported UPRM students and their families in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.  Dr. Meagan Pollock, ENE PhD '14, is an entrepreneur whose organization, Design Connect Create, promotes increasing the participation of women in STEM. This episode is hosted by Dr. Ruth Streveler, produced by the School of Engineering Education at Purdue University, and features music composed by Patrick Vogt.

Through the Night was recorded on June 10th 2018 at Glenshee, Scotland during ‘Murmurations’. Mixed with Rob Aitken, with thanks to Chris Watson + Jez Riley French.

Sábados / Saturdays @ CMM Radio - 24:00 (Live) La Lista I: Felipe Gordon - Broken VHS [Toy Tonics] Cesare Dell'Anna - Modal Miles (DN3 Remix) [Jazz-O-Tech Records] PHSNWSKY & MATE - Night Shift [Purpura Sigillum] Benedikt Frey - Sometimes (Extended Version) [Live At Robert Johnson] Lykke Li - Deep End Betonkust & Palbomen II - De Rust Die Je Zocht [Dekmantel] Dot (Dotan Bibi) - Destiny Street [Heisenberg] Lukea - 1669 [Blind Vision Records] Monki - Voices [&Friends] Kenneth Scott - Let's Go Program Thomas [Vakant] Barratt, DJ Tennis - Time Bending [Life And Death] The Revenge - Nasehorn [Roar Groove] Recondite - Rainmaker [Afterlife] Disco de la semana: "Murmurations" de Simian Mobile Disco, publicado por Wichita Simian Mobile Disco - Gliders Simian Mobile Disco - Caught In A Wave Simian Mobile Disco - Defender Simian Mobile Disco - Formation Leyenda: Justice - Phantom II (Soulwax Remix) [Ed Banger] 2007 La Lista II: Gas - Rausch 7 [Kompakt] Simoncino - Nemesis [Unknown To The Unknown] Redshape - Voyager [Present] Inigo Kennedy - Trapezoid [Token] Pepè - Futurepresent [Renascence] Kontal - Trauma [Soma] Moomin - Maybe Tomorrow [Wolf Music Recordings] Luca Lozano - Bone 2 Bone [Running Back] Shawn Rudiman - Switching Rails [Pittsburgh Tracks] Raär - Le Sacrifice Moral [Vaerel]

Simian Mobile Disco - Caught In A Wave - from the 2018 album Murmurations on Wichita Recordings.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this episode I got to interview Otter Lieffe who wrote and self-published the incredible book of speculative fiction called Margins and Murmurations about struggle, sex work and time travel. As you know I think DIY media and representation are super important topics, so it was amazing to talk to her about the creative process and how healing it can be to imagine a different future for marginalised folks. We also talked about reframing PTSD, visibility, creating dignified working conditions for ourselves, community funding and the radical bodywork network. You can support Otter`s work and receive access to wonderful extras through her Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/otterlieffe Otter is a working class, femme, trans woman, in and out of Brussels and Berlin where she runs a trans and queer-focused holistic clinic called Safer Healing (https://saferhealing.org/). Margins and Murmurations (https://otterlieffe.com/marginsandmurmurations/) is her first novel. She has been involved in grassroots activism for over a decade, in Latin America, the Middle East, Europe and North America and has at various times found herself involved in queer community organising, land reclamation, language teaching in migrant worker communities, playing samba in demonstrations and being too tired to get up the next day. She speaks between 3 and 5 languages and rarely sits still long enough to watch the seasons change. Written by a trans woman and sex worker, Margins and Murmurations puts gender, queerness and femininity at the centre of its twisting narrative. In this sensitive exploration of exclusion, Otter Lieffe calls us to renew our struggles against oppression and to proudly reclaim the margins that so many of us call home.   Margins and Murmurations “This is the story of Ash, a trans woman and healer living in a corner of Europe controlled by a militarized state. Amidst the economic crash of the 2020s, this land, once a hub of diversity, saw the rise of a state-imposed monoculture of gender, sexuality, ability and race. Those that didn’t fit, known as the divergents, were imprisoned, expelled or worse. Ash and her best friend Pinar long ago escaped the City, left behind their days of fighting State oppression, and are eking out a calmer life in the forest, ravaged by the effects of climate change. One day, Jason, a resistance fighter, arrives abruptly into their life, reigniting personal and political drives and they find themselves drawn back into the fight. :: About me and the Daydreaming Wolves podcast :: My name is Yarrow I am a queer writer, body worker, plant lover and ritual facilitator. My podcast and the community I’ve built around it is meant to support soft folks in reclaiming embodiment, creative expression, a connection to nature and everyday magic. On Daydreaming Wolves you’ll find a mix of deep dive conversations with beautiful people who are exploring things that feel good in their own way and solo episodes in which I am sharing how to guides and magical food for thought with you. If you like the podcast you might also like my Wild Embodiment membership - it’s a beautiful community on Mighty Networks that meets every month for soulful check ins, rituals and embodied writing. Everyone receives a monthly package filled with herbal recipes and video guides, play lists, journaling prompts, meditations, self-massage and writing practices as well as seasonal ritual ideas. You can learn more here: http://www.daydreamingwolves.com/the-magic-of-embodiment-program/ and you’re welcome to become a Patron to support the show here: https://www.patreon.com/daydreamingwolves I also run a web design, tech support and small business mentoring studio over here: https://yarrowdigital.com/

Murmurations is the theme. And we talk about recent election results.

This week of Love (and Revolution) Radio, Rhonda Fabian, the digital editor of Kosmos Journal and coauthor of the Connecting for Change study, joins us to discuss the movement of movements, self-organizing, emergence, and the personal practices that guide us through these times of great change. Sign up for our weekly email: http://www.riverasun.com/love-and-revolution-radio/ About Our Guest: Rhonda Fabian is the Digital Editor of Kosmos Journal, and the coauthor of the Connecting for Change study. She is the founder partner and CEO of Fabian Baber Communication, a digital learning company. She is a mindfulness advocate in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, deeply involved in the Transition Movement, and lives in Media, PA. Related Links: Five Insights about Global Transformation from the Connecting For Change Study http://www.kosmosjournal.org/news/five-insights-about-global-transformation-from-the-kosmos-study-connecting-for-change/ Kosmos Journal http://www.kosmosjournal.org/ Murmurations of Starlings in Flight https://youtu.be/ctMty7av0jc Emergent Improvisational by Susan Sgorbati http://emergentimprovisation.org/Essay-on-Emergent-Improvisation.html New Story Hub http://newstoryhub.com/ Findhorn Community in Scotland https://www.findhorn.org/aboutus/community/ Awakening the Movement of Movements by Rivera Sun http://www.truth-out.org/speakout/item/35079-awakening-the-movement-of-movements Music By: "Love and Revolution" by Diane Patterson and Spirit Radiowww.dianepatterson.org "Lakelight" by Crowfoot on the album "As The Crow Flies"www.crowfootmusic.com About Your Co-hosts: Sherri Mitchell (Penobscot) is an Indigenous rights attorney, writer and activist who melds traditional life-way teachings into spirit-based movements. Follow her at Sherri Mitchell – Wena’gamu’gwasit:https://www.facebook.com/sacredinstructions/timeline Rivera Sun is a novelist and nonviolent mischief-maker. She is the author of The Dandelion Insurrection, Billionaire Buddha, and Steam Drills, Treadmills, and Shooting Stars. She is also the social media coordinator and nonviolence trainer for Campaign Nonviolence and Pace e Bene. Her essays on social justice movements are syndicated on by PeaceVoice, and appear in Truthout and Popular Resistance.http://www.riverasun.com/

This week of Love (and Revolution) Radio, Rhonda Fabian, the digital editor of Kosmos Journal and coauthor of the Connecting for Change study, joins us to discuss the movement of movements, self-organizing, emergence, and the personal practices that guide us through these times of great change. Sign up for our weekly email: http://www.riverasun.com/love-and-revolution-radio/ About Our Guest: Rhonda Fabian is the Digital Editor of Kosmos Journal, and the coauthor of the Connecting for Change study. She is the founder partner and CEO of Fabian Baber Communication, a digital learning company. She is a mindfulness advocate in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh, deeply involved in the Transition Movement, and lives in Media, PA. Related Links: Five Insights about Global Transformation from the Connecting For Change Study http://www.kosmosjournal.org/news/five-insights-about-global-transformation-from-the-kosmos-study-connecting-for-change/ Kosmos Journal http://www.kosmosjournal.org/ Murmurations of Starlings in Flight https://youtu.be/ctMty7av0jc Emergent Improvisational by Susan Sgorbati http://emergentimprovisation.org/Essay-on-Emergent-Improvisation.html New Story Hub http://newstoryhub.com/ Findhorn Community in Scotland https://www.findhorn.org/aboutus/community/ Awakening the Movement of Movements by Rivera Sun http://www.truth-out.org/speakout/item/35079-awakening-the-movement-of-movements Music By: "Love and Revolution" by Diane Patterson and Spirit Radio www.dianepatterson.org "Lakelight" by Crowfoot on the album "As The Crow Flies" www.crowfootmusic.com About Your Co-hosts: Sherri Mitchell (Penobscot) is an Indigenous rights attorney, writer and activist who melds traditional life-way teachings into spirit-based movements. Follow her at Sherri Mitchell – Wena’gamu’gwasit: https://www.facebook.com/sacredinstructions/timeline Rivera Sun is a novelist and nonviolent mischief-maker. She is the author of The Dandelion Insurrection, Billionaire Buddha, and Steam Drills, Treadmills, and Shooting Stars. She is also the social media coordinator and nonviolence trainer for Campaign Nonviolence and Pace e Bene. Her essays on social justice movements are syndicated on by PeaceVoice, and appear in Truthout and Popular Resistance. http://www.riverasun.com/

Hello to our world listeners and a Happy New Year to you all, Its been over a month since our last edition with Mick in the UK for that time, have you missed us? Good see Radio Happy’s Yolande back again and on the mend to keep you entertained while we were away. We have a truck load of music for our first edition of the new year, many new releases and new names to Sequences, As usual we have a very varied set from ambient to symphonic, Berlin school to cinematic, certainly quality music from many different countries.. Let’s kick off with the eagerly awaited solo album Paradise by Bernd Kistenmacker, enjoy. Bernd Kistenmacher ‘Devasting Destruction/Ghosts’ 1.40 (album Paradise) *** http://www.berndkistenmacher.com Ash Ra Tempel ‘ Reunion’ 9.56 (album Friendship) *** http://www.ashra.com Faber ‘Happy In Berlin’ 18.20 (album Stories) www.mellowjet.de Faber ‘Tangerine Lights’ 23.29 Mac Of BIOnighT ‘Soft Dreams’ 36.51 album Dim Daylight) http://www.macvibes.com/ BySenses ‘Beautiful Moments/Destination’ 43.17 (album Frigments-Fragments) http://bysenses.bandcamp.com Duncan Goddard ’Ketchup Bogie’ 48.52 (album Electrical Tape) ***www.linearobessional.org Carmen Rubino ‘Transcendence’ 57.31 (album Aquarian Dream) http://www.carmenrubino.com Carmen Rubino ’Tears Of Joy’ 60.45 Velvet Voyage Productions ‘Hypnosequence’ 63.04 http://www.schindlerandreas.de/Velvet-Voyage/ Velvet Voyage Productions ‘Temporal Flow’ 68.37 (album Time Machine) DigitalSimplyWorld ‘The Second Seed’ 76.49 (album Seeds) http://digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com Claudio Casanueva ‘Brain Waves’ 83.43 Claudio Casanueva ‘Terra Nova 87.33 ’http://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A163856011 Jordan de la Sierra ‘Music For Gymnastics’ 94.52 *** Andreas Hack ‘Barcode’ 100.30 (album Pieces) www.mellowjet.de Andreas Hack ‘Before The Fall’ 106.28 Midnight Airship ‘The River Once Flowed Here’ 113.38 (album A River Once Flowed Here) http://www.bordersedge.com Midnight Airship ‘Midnight Airdrop’ 122.23 Jordan de la Sierra Temple Of Aesthetic Action’ 132.42 ( album Gymnosphere, Song Of The Rose) *** Morphieusmusic ‘Eternity of Love New Beginnings mix’ 137.58 Morphieusmusic ‘Twilight’ 143.00 www.facebook.com/pages/Morphieusmusic/149440108459577?sk=timeline Phillip Wilkerson & Chris Russel ‘The Diamond Sky’ 146.44 (album Vague Traces) *** www.spottedpeccary.com 22 MetronomoS ‘Elegy’ 152.43 http://metronomos.com.es MetronomoS ’Tears Shining Under The Moonlight’ 156.19(album Far Away From Home) Coemgin Cuil ‘Pas de Deux/‘Begin Again, Begin Now 160.37 (album Murmurations)http://www.ambient5.com/ *** Rene De Bakker ‘Into A Blue Sequence/Sahara Heat’ 168.23 (album Returning Winds) *** https://www.facebook.com/de.bakker.rene The Weird & The Wonderful ‘The Random Eloquence of Beauty’ 179.16 https://theweirdandthewonderful.bandcamp.com edit ***

Beautiful Crissy electronica / deep house / indie set... Thanks for listening~ Murmurations: the ameobic coordinated movement patterns of flocks of starlings in the sky. 1. beautiful crissy -- subway prophet 2. Fenin -- Windsurfer 3. APZee -- I Won't (Never Ever Version) 4. Parallel Dance Ensemble -- Occupied (Salax Peep Show Remix) 5. Tycho -- Ascension (Rob Garza Remix) 6. Pollyester -- German Love Letter (Hal Tabac Remix) 7. I.A.N. -- A Bit Louder (UK Turn It Up) 8. Mr Morek -- Get Back 9. Jack Zwarts -- Purple Feelings 10. Daniel Dreier, Paul Schal -- Running Shoes 11. 16 Bit Lolitas, Lucy Iris -- Settle The Score 12. Apollo's Creed -- Overnight 13. Nathan G, Kruse & Nuernberg -- At Least We Can Dance 14. Gecko Chamber, Matthis Meyer -- Slow To Speak 15. OCH -- Chill Haze 16. Garz, Moo Ve -- Sarvi 17. MBP, mod2&nino -- Apollo Jazz 18. Apollo's Creed -- Specific State 19. Birdy Nam Nam -- (The Golden Era Of) El Cobra Discoteca 20. Johnnyx Guitar -- The X Show 21. Neil Quigley, Cari Golden, Tone Float -- DWTD (The Timewriter Remix) 22. Cristiano Balducci -- January 1 23. Delete -- Natasha

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