Podcasts about music hope

HOTEL BOHEMIA IS DESIGNED TO LEAD YOU TO A DESTINATION CONSTRUCTED WITH THE HOPE OF EXAMINING THE HOLY PAST, THE PUZZLING PRESENT AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF OUR IMPENDING FORTUNES.THIS PROGRAM IS DEDICATED WITH LOVE TO THOSE WHO INSPIRED THE ARCHITECTURE OF THIS HOTEL BOHEMIA PREVIEW:MEL BLANC, PHIL OCHS, ANDY DEVINE, SAM LAY, EUGENE O'NEILL, ROBERT RYAN, NICK GRAVENITES, BEN WEBSTER, DAVID MAMET, AL PACINO, LEON FUCHS, CHUBBY CHECKER,  BUDD SCHULBERG , ROD STEIGER, MARLON BRANDO, ELIA KAZAN, AL JOLSON, MURRAY 'THE K" KAUFMAN, TRACEY DEY, THE ROCK, JOHN BELUSHI, DON RICKLES, FRANK SINATRA, JOHNNY CARSON, JEFF LYNNE, RODNEY DANGERFIELD, DIANA KRALL, EDWARD R. MURROW, ROBERT THOM, ED BEGLEY,  SYLVESTER STALLONE AND BILL MESNIK.

The Down Syndrome Act has recently been passed in Parliament. In today's episode we touch on what that means and what it looks like to be inclusive like Jesus.   You can check out the video Elizabeth was talking about here https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-london-61277596   Join the conversation: message us via our Facebook page, instagram or email us at plexus@salvationarmy.org.uk facebook.com/selahtimetopause instagram.com/plexus.salvationarmy/ ---- Music: Hope's Anthem by William Matthews and Bethel Music Intro Music: Just Breathe by  Bethany Henderson Digitally transmitted under licence: CCL 478026 and 21126816

Ep 24: “Magic Through Music” with Hope.Today on the cast we are creating magic through music  with the witchy songstress herself Hope. This babe is inspiration personified and we chat about everything from our very witchy ways to how music can be magical healing for ourselves and the masses. We get really witchy in this episode and I'm so excited to share the beauty and magic that is Hope with you! When you done listening to this episode please go check out the amazing music video for Hope's new single "Dance in the Mirror" to experience the magic that she is. Today on the W.I.T.C.H. cast... How Hope came from the darkness and found her abundant lightHow music is literally magic How hope incorporates music into her witchy practices How Hopes musical influences inspire and light her up!Music being healing magic How Hope found and embraced her authenticityHow living you truth will lift the people around youConnect with Hope!Insta: @ohthereshopeTikTok: @ohthereshopePatreon: OhthereshopeTwitter: @ohthereshopeFacebook: Ohthereshope,Music: Hope.YouTube: Hope. Connect with me!Insta: @krystalmooncompany &  @kkennedyzFacebook: Krystal Moon CompanyWebsite:  www.krystalmooncompany.com Are you a witchy tea lover like me?! Then check out Club Magic Hour! This amazing company offers delicious and artfully crafted gourmet tea's, gorgeous teaware, enchanting perfumes and jewelry, and so many more magical goodies that fit every need and desire. They even offer a tea ceremony subscription box that brings delicious healing teas and spiritual teachings to you every month! Check out the magic at:  www.clubmagichour.com Special thanks to Bree Banuelos  (@breemarley) and Jason Andrews (@jasonphilipandrews) for the amazing music for this show!Loving Disclaimer: W.I.T.C.H. is a metaphysically minded, free-thinking, educational and opinion based podcast, meant to provide insight, information, and perspective on the different aspects of spirituality and life. While my guests and I love give advice and recourses that have been helpful for us, please note that this is not intended to be therapy or medical advice, nor is it a replacement for therapy to medical advice. If you need emergency medical or psychological care, please go to the nearest emergency center or call 911. Thank you and I hope you enjoy the show! Support the show (https://pod.fan/witch)

En este nuevo episodio hablamos con la célebre química e investigadora científica Iris Bermejo sobre la vacuna terapéutica contra el cáncer desarrollada durante su tesis doctoral en la Universidad de La Rioja con apoyo de la Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC). Además, hablaremos de patentes, galletas, foto-protección de fruta, de la administración dirigida de fármacos, y de la prensa del corazón y su contribución a la ciencia. Iris también nos hablará de su nueva vida en Austria y del trabajo de investigación que desarrolla en la Universidad de Viena. Todo esto y más empaquetado en un podcast de 66 minutos para que lo escuches dónde, cómo y cuándo te permita tu ajetreada vida. Music: Hope by Alex Mason and the Minor Emotion Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC 4.0) From: Free Music Archive (FMA), freemusicarchive.org Gipsy Music by Crowander Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC 4.0) From: Free Music Archive (FMA), freemusicarchive.org

We're all about the music on Episode 572 of Folk Roots Radio, as we hold back the interviews to bring you another Covid Times edition of the show with some excellent Covid Tunes and social justice songs thrown into the mix. Join us for new releases from Moira Smiley and VOCO, Crys Matthews, Ellen Bukstel, Tim Grimm, Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears, Dan Hill, Eliot Bronson, Tara MacLean (with Tim Chaisson, Hubert Francis, Gilbert Sark and Dennis Ellsworth), Paul Weber, Big Little Lions, Cootes Paradise, Forest Sun, Calico and Dan Cimaglio. If you like the artists you hear on this show, don’t just stream their music – BUY their music and then you’ll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it’s much more challenging to find live shows. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-572-were-all-about-the-music-hope-springs-edition/

Esther 5: 5-8Waiting is tough. When offered up to half the kingdom, Esther didn't plunge at the king with her request. She casually invited him to a feast. Despite the urgency of the hour, she waited. The Bible says "In your patience possess ye your souls." How can we do that when trouble is all around and everything looks hopeless?Music: "Hope and Inspire" by Purple PlanetTell me your Christmas story!email: jandc811@gmail.comtwitter: @stormingthegat1web site: stormingthegates.net

Esther 4What can be done in an impossible situation? It is not a time to run and hide, but a time to move forward! Mourn if you must, but keep trusting and keep going, even if it means you may perish.Music: Hope and Inspire by PurplePlanet.com

Before there was Queen Esther, there was Queen Vashti. Both women were elegant and beautiful, and both were chosen by the King! But there was one difference: A difference that would determine not only the fate of the women, But the fate of their nation.Join us as we continue to look into the book of Esther and learn what it means “For Such a time as this.”Music: Hope and Inspire by Purple PlanetPlease visit: Stormingthegates.net

Esther 1:1-12This is the first in a new series on the book of Esther. Esther was used by God to save a nation. Today this book is a blueprint for us to save a nation, and America needs saving! Before Esther there was Vashti.Vashti was beautiful and surrounded by opulence. Yet for some reason she answered the King in a way that ended her royal career.Music: “ Hope and Inspire” by Purple Planet musicVisit stormingthegates.net

the TRACKSIDE A - the CYPHER feat. Dr. Luhui Whitebear*We talk with Dr. Lu about her Uncle John Trudell, his work and his words, and all that connects us (career education translation ~ networking), how scholarship can be personal and connected to who we are (career education translation ~ authenticity), SIDE B - the REMIXMC Stoll and DJ Cole explore professionalism in the workplace, professional athletes etiquette dinners and more. the FEATUREDr. Luhui Whitebear (otherwise known on the Soul Force Ones as Dr. Lu), is a mother, poet, and Indigenous activist. She’s a scholar, educator and school board member, too. Dr. Lu is an enrolled member of the Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation and the Assistant Director of the Oregon State University Native American Longhouse Eena Haws. She completed her Ph.D. Spring 2020 through the Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at OSU. the MUSIC"Hope" by Olmecca Love. Follow. Subscribe. Support.Facebook @soulforceonesInstagram @soulforceonesYoutube @soulforceonesthe REFERENCES Disrupting Systems of Oppression by Re-centering indigenous Feminisms, by Dr. Luhui Whitebear#MMIW: A Primer on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women by Dr. Luhui WhitebearDamian Lilliard, John Trudell (Dr.Lu’s Uncle)#LandBackI am, documentary Breakdancerswithwolves, podcastAll My Relations, podcastthe HOOK UP10% off People of Colour Clothing and Free pair of Soul Force Ones$25 beats by OJ The Producer . He hooked us up with a pretty dope mix for our intro and outro don't you think. He's got a beat for you, too

The brilliant British singer/songwriter RHODES is guest on the BALANCE podcast, and what an uber-mensch he us too.We talk about his career, his mental health, music and so much more in a wonderfully candid chat.Please check out RHODES'S YouTube channel here. And his Insta here.As ever, to drop me a line, I'm on podcast@balance.media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Inna Modja and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film The Great Green Wall, representation, climate refugees, new narratives, gender disparity, music, melody and hope and about a green wall that unites.Trailer hereFind out more about The Great Green Wall here and visit Inna Modja’s site to learn more about her music and her activism.“Shines a light on one of the world’s most ambitious, but unsung initiatives to tackle climate change”Variety MagazineSynopsis:Executive Producer Fernando Meirelles (Academy Award-Nominated Director of City of God & The Constant Gardener) and Malian musician-activist Inna Modja take us on an epic journey along Africa's Great Green Wall — an ambitious vision to grow an 8,000 km 'wall of trees’ stretching across the entire width of the continent to restore land and provide a future for millions of people.Traversing Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Niger and Ethiopia, Modja follows the burgeoning Great Green Wall through Africa’s Sahel region — one of the most vulnerable places on earth (temperatures are rising 1.5 times faster than the global average) — laying bare the acute consequences of severe land degradation and accelerating climate change the Wall aims to counteract: increasing desertification, drought, resource scarcity, radicalization, conflict and migration. A Buena Vista Social Club meets Year of Living Dangerously, frontline characters give voice to a continent at a crossroads — stories Modja echoes on a sublime album.With the support of insightful musical collaborators (Didier Awadi, Songhoy Blues, Waje, and Betty G), Modja endeavors to amplify the promise of the Great Green Wall in helping to address the urgency of the real-time threats facing her beleaguered homeland. With almost half of Sub-Saharan Africa’s 1 billion people under the age of 15 — a population set to more than double by 2050 — and over 80% surviving on some form of agriculture, upwards of 60 million people are expected to make a massive exodus.Although the film does the groundwork for a climate change cautionary tale, The Great Green Wall provides a refreshing story of resilience, optimism and collection action. If completed, the Wall will be the largest living structure on earth, three times the size of the Great Barrier Reef — a new world wonder.As Modja passionately pursues an African Dream for a generation seeking to control their own destiny, she reminds us of the enormity of the task ahead and that time is not on our side. The resulting journey of hope, hardship and perseverance reveals our shared human condition, reflecting a deeper moral and existential question we all must confront: "Will we take action before it's too late?”About Inna:A renowned Malian musician and activist, Modja has released three studio albums: Everyday Is a New World, Love Revolution and Motel Bamako — combining Sahelian desert blues, Motown soul, pop and hip-hop.As a global ambassador for the UN, Modja uses music in her activism — raising awareness about climate, migration and social justice issues. Modja is a vocal women's rights activist and a survivor of female genital mutilation.Image Copyright and Credit: Make Waves Productions and Inna Modja.F2F Music and Image Copyright: David Peck and Face2Face. Used with permission.For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here.With thanks to Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Too often we can be complacent with the way we describe our music or the music we listen to in simple terms: happy or sad. The reality is the spectrum of our human emotions is much more than that. On this episode, Hope Littwin—singer, songwriter, composer, and overall musical creative—helps us understand how music should reflect that wide spectrum of human emotions and how we should embrace the nuances of what we’re feeling. Check out Hope at her website: www.hopelittwin.com To support this podcast please go to: https://www.patreon.com/oneplanetmusic

A Trip to the Himalayas - Travel Series - Sahidya DevadossTravelers around the world probably associate colorful and vibrant fabric, stunning jewelry, and Bollywood-style song and dance with India. While that is completely justified, it is also true that the natural wonders of India take a back seat to the man-made marvels for most people as they think, talk, and visit India. In this episode, our guest Sahidya Devadoss shares both figurative and literal twists and turns she experienced during her journey in the Himalayas. Residents of Wayland, Sahidya and her husband, feeling the need to explore the country they were born in a little bit more, embark upon the hike of a lifetime. As Sahidya narrates the story, she discusses her hike through•Hardwar. The holy city in India where the journey begins. And, Ghangaria, a makeshift village that only exists in the Summer. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haridwar].•The Ganges. The holy river that is their constant companion through the hike. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganges]•Joan Margaret Legge. A botanist whose grave inspires and captivates our traveler. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Margaret_Legge]•Valley of Flowers. The destination, which leaves our narrator speechless. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_of_Flowers_National_Park]•The Lauren Dunne Astley Memorial Fund. Wayland organization promoting healthy teen relationships, the arts, and community service. [https://laurendunneastleymemorialfund.org/]Music: “Hope” by hope-tictac9 ; “under the stars loop.mp3” by ShadyDave; “feelings of twilight loop” by ShadyDave; “Interstellar (Game Music)” by tictac9; “Forest and Birds” vollkornbrot; “temple-IIT-Mumbai” by xserra; “River 2” by Adam_n; “Abu Hindu” by SieuAmThanh; “stream-small” by Martats; “Birds Singing and Creek Rushing on an Early Midsummer Morning in the Woods” by Baumstumpf; “Harp melodic wild run down” by Luckylittleraven; “Harp melodic wild run down long” by Luckylitteraven; “determined” by ShadyDave; “keyboard” by vollkornbrot; “Movie Trailer Boom” by Hykenfreak; “feelings of twilight loop 1” by ShadyDave; “Walking LA” by vollkornbrot;“Nordic” by mareproduction.Endnote:As we publish this episode, more than 135,000 people in the US and half a million people worldwide have fallen to Covid-19, with global cases standing at more than 13 million. In the United States, we are also facing a different kind of fight, one against racism. Women of Wayland Podcast stands in solidarity with our black countrymen and women. We condemn the shootings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breanna Taylor, and countless others. We have covered the silent protests in our town on our social media pages and will continue to shed light on this de fining issue of our times. Black Lives Matter. Plain and simple. After completing our 1st season successfully last year, we continued our work on new stories and recordings. But as we all know, the world came to a standstill because of Covid-19. All of our in-person work had to be put on hold. So, we decided we will bring you stories through other virtual platforms. Our Instagram Takeovers brought you stories of women from our neighborhood and all around the world. And, I am happy to report that our episodes are now available on YouTube as well. In these unprecedented times, it is so important to support each other and our local communities. This year, we won a prestigious grant from Lauren Dunn Astley Memorial fund, a non-pro it that works to promote healthy teen relationships, arts, and community service. This grant helped us produce the episodes this season and giveaway free ad spots to our local businesses in these financially stressful times. The Women of Wayland Podcast wants to give a big shout out to all our fabulous local businesses that work so hard and continue to serve our communities. The winners of our free ad spots giveaway are: Vibes Candles, by Lex. Because you deserve vibey things. Check out more are www.vibescandles.com. Juliana’s Catering, a local catering business offering contact-free brick-oven pizza. You can find more details at www.julianascatering.com. We cheer for our local businesses and we urge you, if you are in Massachusetts, to support these small businesses within the community.

In Episode 11 of the CounterVortex podcast, Bill Weinberg compares the legacies of revolutionary struggle in Nicaragua and Syria. The Somoza and Assad regimes were both hereditary family dictatorships. The Sandinistas and Syrian revolutionaries alike have roots in anarchism. Yet Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega, again Nicaragua's president, is today himself facing a militant opposition movement, and has betrayed the Syrian revolutionaries in the interests of playing for Russian support in the Great Power game. His regime has employed state terror against peasant communities and campesino opponents of his inter-oceanic canal mega-scheme. In Syria, meanwhile, the secular, pro-democratic civil resistance continues to exist in spite of everything, and still governs areas of the country under a model of council-based popular democracy. This civil resistance has even liberated territory from jihadist factions through nonviolent mass uprisings, just as they had previously liberated their towns from the Assad dictatorship. The Kurdish autonomous zone in Syria is also informed by an anarchist ethic of direct democracy. Yet the Kurds and Arab-led civil resistance have been pitted against each other by Great Power intrigues. How can activists in New York and the United States move past global divide-and-rule stratagems and build solidarity with Syria's Arab and Kurdish opposition alike, as well as the campesinos and grassroots-democratic forces in Nicaragua? Listen on SoundCloud, and support our podcast via Patreon. Music: Hope by Moh Alileche https://www.musicpage.com/mohalileche Production by Chris Rywalt We are asking listeners to donate just $1 per episode via Patreon. A total of $30 per episode would cover our costs for engineering and producing. We are currently up to $15. New episodes will be produced every two weeks. We need your support.

"Pray continually...for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus." 1 Thess. 5:17 // Affirmations: Grant Simms, Korey Carlson, Aaron McKinley // Devotions: Doug Shotsky (Phase 2 Pastor), Daring Faith #16 (Saddleback Church) // One Year Bible (NLT): Acts 21:18-36, Psalm 150:1-6, Prov 18:9-10 // Music: Hope of the World (Hillsong), Fire & Fury (Skillet), This is Home (Switchfoot), You Found Me (Big Daddy Weave), You Do All Things Well (Chris Tomlin)

Programming includes: Testimony-Levi Stacey; Phase 2 Vision-Doug Shotsky; Affirmation vision-Larry Cermak; Music: Hope in Front of Me (Danny Gokey), I Am in Love with You (Jesus Culture), Always Have Always Will (Avalon), Don't Give Up (Sanctus Real), All the Poor and Powerless (All Sons & Daughters). May God be glorified!

When someone comes out with one of those well known sayings, do you just take them for granted?  Or does it make you wonder what lies behind them?  This was one of those times when my mind raced  and came up with this short story.  I gotta admit however, that it is one of those sayings that I never really understood, prehaps that's a good thing or I may have never come up with this story.Rated PG - Parental Guidance - Suggested minimum age 8,Your thoughts on a virtual postcard please to steve@SciFiStories.co.uk in the meantime enjoy....Music "Hope" by Robert Lawlor available from MusicAlley.comwritten by Steve Simons and is a SciFiStories.co.uk Production  (c)2010 Steve Simons