Podcasts about naked soul

This whole class is having Darshan and being playful. Swamiji reads devotional poems from his book Naked Soul. We just sit back and enjoy the flow.  To order Steven's book Naked Soul CLICK HERE  

In this captivating episode of DEAD. radio, we engage in an enlightening conversation with the extraordinary vocalist and songwriter, Mpho Sebina. Our exploration traverses the landscapes of her formative years in Botswana, delving into the genesis of her song writing and recording endeavours initiated during her academic pursuits in Malaysia. We unravel the fascinating narrative behind her collaboration with Major League DJ's on a chart-topping hit, and also uncover the genesis of her Naked Soul events, among other intriguing aspects. A symphony for the music aficionados awaits; so, recline and prepare to embark on a riveting journey infused with inspiration. #podcast #deadradio #mphosebina #interview #music Join to be a Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK4NCbNjLWESrij04MHqo8g/join

The subject of today's episode is a book published in 1971. That book is The Naked Soul Of Iceberg Slim by Robert Beck (aka Iceberg Slim himself). I invited Duvay Knox, author of The Pussy Detective (Clash books), to talk about it and Iceberg Slim.

As podcasters, we're constantly being told NOT to get into this business with a goal of making money, but I'm here to call BS. I firmly believe that with a thoughtful and consistent strategy and the right mindset, your podcast can certainly become a key component in a thriving business. There are endless ways you can be making money with your podcast, so tune in to hear all about the mindset piece of achieving financial success through podcasting, and what may be holding you back. In this episode, we discuss whether or not you actually need to spend money to make money, how to invest wisely into your podcast, how to become a vibrational match for all you desire, how to stop entertaining the thoughts that are holding you back, and so much more! Leah Pardee is a Manifestation Teacher, Breathwork Guide, and Business Coach. Through her podcast Bare Naked Soul and her memoir Confessions of an Uncaged Soul, Leah shares insight with her followers about how they can unleash their limitless potential and manifest their dream lives.CONNECT FURTHER WITH LEAH:https://leahpardee.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/itsleahpardee Book (Confessions of an Uncaged Soul): https://amzn.to/3T8A4Sl Podcast (Bare Naked Soul): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bare-naked-soul/id1473076176CONNECT FURTHER WITH ANGIE:Podcast: https://www.yougetwhatimsaying.com Listen Early and Dynamic Ad-Free on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/44Y6rbYSocial Media: https://beacons.ai/theactualangie/socialmedia Contact: yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com Monetize Your Podcast: https://beacons.ai/theactualangie/monetizeSupport the Show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yougetit/membershipADVERTISE ON THE SHOW: To inquire about host-read ads or to become the show's next Presenting Sponsor, please send an email to yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com.EPISODE CREDITS:Podcast Logo: Abby MurdockPodcast Cover Photography: April Bowers CreativeBE ADVISED:On August 22, 2023, host Angie Griffith announced through publishing the 115th episode of the podcast that the heart of the show would be redirected towards Jesus and away from the new age spirituality and practices that are widely observed in the online business space. As such, all episodes published prior to this date may hint at new age practices that are no longer promoted by the host. Listener discernment is advised.Formerly titled Podfluencer Society (for before that, 4 Things For Your Podcast), episodes 1-114 share insights and strategies specifically for podcasters. As the podcast has undergone a complete rebrand, some links and information referenced in earlier episodes have likely changed. Please contact us at yougetwhatimsaying.podcast@gmail.com if you cannot find what you are looking for. The views and opinions expressed in each episode are those of the individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast host and team or the owner of this Intellectual Property. This podcast is not an authority of legal advice, and listeners are encouraged to seek professional counsel with regard to their brand, business, and otherwise. Many of the product and service promotions in each episode are under the negotiated terms of affiliate or sponsorship agreements. If a link is clicked and a purchase is made, an affiliate commission may be received. However, we recommend products or services that we personally endorse and believe may be beneficial to others. This information is disclosed in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."

Motherhood the greatest initiator of all time.  Mothers are called to re define themselves over and over again. Each moment is pulling us forward to a new part of youself.Enjoy 

Human Today we speak all things human design. As you might of heard over the last year I have been diving deeper into HD. I speak with Gemma Benad a beautiful friend and mentor who is a amazing example of a Generator living her best life walking next to her HD and taking it all in her stride.

Leola shares a meditation with the intention to connect the listener to the pureness of their being. This meditation uses visualization and gratitude techniques, sure to leave the listener in a love bubble.*meditation begins at minute 2*Find and follow Leola...www.talktantratome.comIG: @talktantratomeTwitter: @talktantratome 

Have you ever heard a word that just hits you with its frequency? You know like you know that it is intended for you?This happened to me last week with the word agency. I didn't fully understand it but I do now and it relates directly to the container that is Capacity.Enjoy!Clair x

In this episode I speak about as a creator what it is like being plopped into a creation, and how the universe starts to show you all the things that you need to know about the exact thing to then influence the energy of the people that say YES to the creation.This journey into Capacity has been more flow and less go than any other creation. It is full to the brim with love and heart resonance. It has taken a little over 8 weeks of seeing all the things that Capacity wanted me to see to bring it to life.And if you are interested in working with me inside this container email:clairhillcoaching@outlook.comEnjoy!Clair 

Interview with Leah: Bare Naked Soul podcast, alignment mentor, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bravogroupchat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bravogroupchat/support

O Gustavo fala de mais umas discografias que esteve a reouvir para ver se fica com elas ou desgrava. Diz respeito às bandas: Vhaldemar, Victorius, Veonity, GunsNRoses e Rata Blanca. Depois, conta mais uma história de The Firstborn, numa altura em que foram tocar a Viseu. O Paulo também conta uma história, mas aqui sobre a vez que viu o concerto dos Naked Soul na Festa do Avante.

O Gustavo fala de mais umas discografias que esteve a reouvir para ver se fica com elas ou desgrava. Diz respeito às bandas: Vhaldemar, Victorius, Veonity, GunsNRoses e Rata Blanca. Depois, conta mais uma história de The Firstborn, numa altura em que foram tocar a Viseu. O Paulo também conta uma história, mas aqui sobre a vez que viu o concerto dos Naked Soul na Festa do Avante.

Empaths and Energy. How to protect the most valuable asset your energy!

This week in The Naked Soul I talk with my hubby about mindset, body and spirit and how all of these play a part in winning and completing a 217km race through the state forest in Victoria.We also share what happened in our relationship before Nigel took part in the race and we both get a little emotional talking about it. This is real life humanness, the good the bad and the ugly.Enjoy  

Most of us have no clue what we want when it comes to our wellness. We often keep our needs very surface with goals like "lose 10 pounds" or "to get my summer body".  But what if you could create wellness goals that gave you X-Ray vision into the woman who is sexy, fit, and well? In this episode of Live Well Beyond the Scale, Dr. Marsie and the Wellologist, Candice Camille talk about the four key elements you need to master your emotions and build self-confidence so you can flourish and fall in love with your naked soul. Tune in and for more on the Wellologist, go here https://sexyfitandwell.com/

What do you believe? On today's podcast I speak about negative belief systems and how they are not true.We create our beliefs based on experiences and stories that we carry through with us. These stories create thoughts that we think over and over. We then choose life through these lenses.Enjoy!

Welcome to The Naked Soul Podcast with Clair Hill In this episode I dive into the energy of the universe right now and what it is calling in us to expand and dive deeply into.That when we "SEE" ourselves as humans and spiritual beings we can start to accept the parts of us we try so hard to hide.Enjoy!!

Gaby and Dan are back in France in an overly opulent Opera House! Scarlet gets betrayed, Cinder gets a look into her past, and Thorne is craving a woman touch. We have discussions around sex, love, and intimacy! Join us as we continue our Journey through Scarlet by Merissa Meyer.

In this last reading from Naked Soul, Steven shares the wonder of woman, the sacredness of love and value of relationships. Tantric poetry reading to open your heart to the Divine Romance. From the heart.  www.EnlightenmentTV.com   

This is just a short inspirational reading from Naked Soul. The background image is from the sacred Naga Baba cave in the Himalaya, above Rishikesh, India, where I held a class a few years ago. I hope these inspire you.  www.EnlightenmentTV.com 

Steven provides a second installment of poetry reading from his book Naked Soul. About twenty minutes to feel nurtured, loved and supported. Enjoy.  More programs on www.EnlightenmentTV.com   

Steven reads from his book of devotional poems called Naked Soul.  www.EnlightenmentTV.com This book is sold online click here

This podcast focuses on what’s on the heavier side your body or soul. Find out!

Season 2 - Episode 7: On episode 7 Johanna and Tanya sit down with Leeorah Hursky to talk about the Akalani Healing Modality. The Akalani healing system is a New Age therapy developed by Australian, Leeorah Hursky. Leeorah began to develop the system during a visit to Hawaii, where she studied with shamanic kahunas. Akalani means chords to heaven ( or symbols from heaven ) and consists fo 28 vibrational symbols. This system was received to Leeorah over a period of three years. She had been prepared for the arrival of this information by extensive training directly from Hawaiiian Kahunas. The symbols meet old patterns and can quickly allow insights into old blockages. In the process of bringing the body into balance, old negative thought patterns will be released and the patient will experience a newfound freedom and joy. Akalani can be administered through body work, but also through magic sprays and through use of angel cards. Leeorah is also the author of 4 books: Naked Soul, Emotional Fat, Puppets on a string. For more information visit her website: https://www.leeorah.com/healing/ .................................................................................................................................................................................... Thank you for listening! Don't forget you can watch us record live on YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheBreakDownRadio Have a topic you would like us to break down? Email us at circus@breakdownlive.com Find Break Down Radio on Facebook as well: https://www.facebook.com/TheBreakDownLive Donate to the show and keep us going: http://paypal.me/Thebreakdownlive Want to get to know Johanna and Tanya Lea? Check out our other channels: Johanna Burkhardt https://www.youtube.com/c/johannaburkhardt Johanna Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Offical_Johanna_Burkhardt/ Tanya Lea https://www.youtube.com/c/harmoniatarot https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCITk34x_9G4_TUqNWe4zauw

Casandra Austin-McDonald is from Springfield, IL, but now lives in Florida. After spending over a decade working in the criminal justice field by helping juvenile and adult offenders make better choices to change their lives, and also after experiencing transformation from the inside-out in her own life, Casandra entered the personal development field and started the Live Greater Institute. She is the author of Unclothed Memoir of a Naked Soul, a speaker, and a self-identity and purpose strategist. Using evidence-based practices, Casandra has overcome many obstacles and challenges in her life and is dedicated to helping others do the same so they can live greater. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With virtuoso beatboxing and soulful singing, the a capella group uses their vocal gifts to impart an empowering message.

The year has started out busy and since I haven't had time to record something new, I decided to post a mix from the past that may never have been on my Podcast site before. If you like progressive, you should enjoy this one! NAKED SOUL - A PROGRESSIVE HOUSE MIX by DJ MARK BISSON 1. crush (david morales la crush dub) - jennifer paige 2. underlying feeling (adam k & soha vocal club) - sylvia tosun 3. drums n samba (original mix) - markvoxx 4. angel on my shoulder (edx's belo horizonte at night remix) - kaskade 5. give me a little more time (david morales dub) - gabrielle 6. soul to bare (original mix) - dj cosmo f/ joi cardwell 7. they said i said (sunset strippers vocal mix) - sugarush beat company 8. born slippy (mdml mix) - manuel de la mare 9. losing hope (apolgist vocal) - sapphirecut f/ dpen 10. call my name (j. nitti remix) - morgan page f/ tyler james 11. another chance (kaskade's homage to roger remix) - late night alumni 12. my naked soul (ibiza type mix) - trance x-treme 13. please please (love me)(the mac project club mix) - estelle f/ cee-lo 14. angel (chicane club mix) - natasha bedingfield for promotional purposes only markybpm@gmail.com

In this episode of On Love with Linda Wolff: Linda shares the poem “A Naked Soul” and her thoughts about how hard it is to verbalize our own strengths and weaknesses, and by doing so it increases self-love to the core of our being. And thus deepens the desire to know more of who we truly are.Linda J Wolff is an author, self-love life coach, nature enthusiast, mentor, and instigator. Many ask, where she went to school, her reply: "The school of life, one has to pay with action and love, no dollar amount can offer the experiences."Linda now passionately explores life, love, gratitude, forgiveness, and creating a fulfilling life by expression. She shares her discoveries through Wolff Poetry Literary Magazine. Like expression, it’s about listening & learning in the moments of life and it's about rethinking self-love and purpose in bringing value to herself and to others. The insight? Asking deeper questions then listening to and implementing the answers, the expression of appreciation.You Can Find Her Podcast Here:Apple Podcast and iTunes - On Love with Linda Wolff Wolff Poetry Literary Magazine

Casandra Austin-McDonald is from Springfield, IL. She is a speaker, poet, life coach and the author of Unclothed Memoir of a Naked Soul. Casandra founded the self-esteem empowerment movement, Be Pretty Inside, Inc; is the founder and CEO of the Live Greater Institute; and also the host of the Grow Thru It podcast. Casandra has a son in high school, a bonus son in junior high school, and is a wife to the love of her life. Casandra can be found on all social media platforms. Website: http://www.casandraaustin.com/ Website Event: www.casandraaustin.com/events Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CasandraMAustin/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/casandra.austin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/casandramaustin Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1540881075/ref=cm_sw_su_dp

Author Steven Sadleir reads poetry and prose from his popular book Naked Soul, and takes you on a journey into the Source of love itself within you. In this second reading, Steven focuses on the feminine, women, love and relationship.  Some of these poems include: Emotions (won 1st place), Passion's Lair, The Kiss, Naked Truth, Lost in your love, Walking Together, Empty Beach, Ecstasy, and many others. Think of this as a guided meditation, where we meditate on love and just feel good. Enjoy Steven's books are on Barnes & Nobel or Amazon.    www.SelfAwareness.com  

Author reads from his book Naked Soul. Sometimes playful, sometimes introspective and always in awe, author Steven Sadleir bears his soul to you. Allow yourself to just sit back in the jacuzzi of consciousness and be read poems to. Be completely nurtured, loved and supported. Like a bubble bath for your soul. 

Be the one that loves your naked soul. In this way. You know what it feels like when someone else loves it too. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on Enlightenment Radio Steven talks about Kriya Yoga, and his adventures in India studying with various Kriya Masters. The whole second half of the satsang we read spiritual poetry from Steven's book Naked Soul. Soul food.  To order naked soul click here

Caleb Campbell: "In short, the Naked Soul Podcast is all about getting aligned—spirit, soul and body—so that we can begin to live from a place of truth and authenticity. And honestly, when it comes to living from a place of truth and authenticity, I couldn’t think of a better guest than my guest for this episode—Amanda Bucci. There are so many different things that I love and admire about Amanda, but what struck me the most about our time together was that Amanda isn’t afraid of taking risks with her life. But as you might know, taking risks with your life isn’t easy. Sure, it opens you up to experience life in new and sometimes unimaginable ways, but it also makes you incredibly susceptible to immense pain, heartbreak, failure, and loss. And Amanda, as you’ll hear in this episode, is not exempt from that pain. But regardless of the obstacles that she has faced throughout her journey, she has had an uncanny ability to keep her heart positioned in a place of humility where she’s always willing to learn from the criticism or failures and do the inner work that’s necessary to grow and evolve. In this episode, we break down and talk about her problems with people-pleasing and how she worked through it. She even goes on to open up and talk about the perfect storm that the universe orchestrated to get her to slow down and begin to pay attention that what’s most important—her heart. We touched on overcoming Imposter Syndrome, creating a life that you’re proud of and what it looks like to choose yourself."

Back in NYC this week like:In this edition:An oldie but a goodie.A comparison of implements.A gig for Friday in NYC.a lumberjack has no use for a butterknife.I was surrounded by horn players last night. Great ones. Saxes, trumpets… they can play lead or blend into a nice punchy section in a funk band. The sound is loud and faces forward. The horn is always ready to cleave through space and make its sonic dent.Likewise the electric guitar. The guitar can play lead or rhythm or chords… or all of the above! The guitar is always integral to the band and central to most industrialized music of the last 100 years. Wielding their axes, guitarists are the lumberjacks of our modern musical age, clearing the forest so we can forge our way forward.(And what are drums but the guns of musical colonization? They’re everywhere.)But the cello? The cello is more like a butterknife. It requires certain circumstances in order to shine: the sound requires headroom, the player is better off seated. If the butter is soft at room temperature then the butterknife will more than excel at its job. But you’d never use it to cut any trees down.The cello is refined and begs a refined place, it needs a lot of parameters to be met which the horns, drums and guitars of our modern age do not need. The cello works best in a prepared, climate controlled, echoey space.Out in the wilderness we are dependent on (and at the mercy of) our drummers, horn players and guitarists. They clear the way and build the world. Respect to that.But once the world is built? Give yourself the gift of a little cello.Because you earned it....This Friday in NYC:Friday 6/14 in New York City: gina Breedlove “Naked Soul” at the Rubin Museum“The potent, powerful medicine of sound can shift and move stuck energy out of the body, creating opportunity for wellness, presence, clarity, and so much more.” —gina Breedlove Medicine woman gina Breedlove is a singer, songwriter, sound healer, and actor from Brooklyn. gina began performing professionally at age 16, singing background for the inimitable Phyllis Hyman. She went on to tour with legendary artist and activist Harry Belafonte as his featured vocalist. gina created the role of Sarabi in Disney’s The Lion King, and most recently has appeared in two Spike Lee films: Chi-Raq and Living Da Dream. gina tours the world with her music, which she describes as “FolkSoul,” holding sound healing circles in every city she visits.This Friday the band consists of gina, guitarist Ashley Phillips, percussionist Daniel Sadownick and myself. It’ll be totally acoustic, no mics or anything so come on out!Otherwise still on the road. I’m living out of a bag for the next little while, visiting the cello siblinghood:6/17-20 in Bellow’s Falls, VT: Creative Cello Workshop with Eugene Friesen6/21-23 in Boston, MA: 25th Annual New Directions Cello FestivalThank you for reading and subscribing.I appreciate you. Big love to your ears,Trevor...If you appreciate my work, it’s in these other places too. Please help it spread by sharing it:Listen to the “Trevor Exter Playlist” on SpotifyHear 18 episodes of: "Play It Like It's Music"You can hire me to score your piece.Or I can produce your podcast.Direct support @ PatreonFollow: IG TW FBtrevorexter.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

Sending love from Eagle Rock! Overheard:New Yorkers are not "nice", but we are friendly. Angelenos are not friendly, but they are "nice". [last word spoken through a clenched perma-grin]In this edition:Some happy celloA bit o’ moaninA podcast I listened to twice[the Santa Monica beer kundalini is strong. Horchata?]It's easy to look at the music career landscape these days and feel like we're stuck in quicksand, with the machines taking over and whatnot.Artificial intelligence may be a slick bit of mythmaking, but artificial music has definitely been dominating the scene for awhile now and the results are debilitating.I like a lot of the noises made by machines, but I hate the power dynamic. Where we used to have all these different kinds of bands and orchestras led by all manner of currupt people - with doors nevertheless open everywhere for an enterprising musical human to wend our way to expertise and success - now we all have the “means of production” at our fingertips - but very few places in which to bounce sound around.A DJ event can feel like the musical version of a fascist rally. Led by the machines, a DJ is merely an operator with the thinnest set of instructions. What we miss when the instruments are stashed away in closets is the very voice of democracy, of humanity. Forgetting how to play is like forgetting how to speak.(Folks have forgotten how to dance too, but that's someone else's soapbox.)Meanwhile, "Jazz" has become like dentistry. There’s only room in there for the most studied, qualified, pedigreed professional players. Slightly less exclusive than the NBA but with 1/1000th the paycheck for the winners.The folk scene, the rock scene... plenty to complain about: as professional playing opportunities get ever rarer, machines are an outlet which emerged to fill the void of human engagement.I can now make a record on my phone, as long as I stick to the grid.But the adventure lies off the grid. Off the grid is where you'll find friendship, power, delight, freedom, freshness, luxury, respect, romance, tension, strength, sex and the safety brought by full-organism involvement.The digitized music scene of today has everything and nothing. More sound in it than ever before, but increasingly disintermediated, overpriced and more underpaid than ever.So make yourself a classic record. If you're truly lucky maybe you'll get sampled by a rapper. Meanwhile the Irish group from the corner bar has long been replaced by a TV and the jukebox sounds like a perpetual beer commercial. I've written myself into a hole. What's the way forward Trev?Get your head off the bar and make your noise.In the meantime, The Dirty Three will save you....a podcast I listened to twice:The conversation gets deeply wonky and goes slow as molasses. I started it while doing the dishes and then let it run in the background. Then I tuned out for a bit, but the last half hour really caught me and I found myself rewinding to listen from the beginning.David Brooks has really been through it, and it changed him. He’s beautifully vulnerable in this wide-ranging interview. I’ve never been a huge fan, but this one felt like a valuable listen.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-disillusionment-of-david-brooks/id1081584611?i=1000437042197gigs this month:Still on the road! I’m living out of a bag for the next little while:Friday 6/7 in Topanga, CA: appearing with Simone Giuliani at Pure Land FarmsFriday 6/14 in New York City: Gina Breedlove “Naked Soul” at the Rubin Museum6/17-20 in Bellow’s Falls, VT: Creative Cello Workshop with Eugene Friesen6/21-23 in Boston, MA: 25th Annual New Directions Cello FestivalThank you for reading and subscribing.I appreciate you. Big love to your ears,Trevor...If you appreciate my work, it’s in these other places too. Please help it spread by sharing it:Listen to the “Trevor Exter Playlist” on SpotifyHear 18 episodes of: "Play It Like It's Music"You can hire me to score your piece.Or I can produce your podcast.Direct support @ PatreonFollow: IG TW FBtrevorexter.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

Sending love from Seattle. In this edition:A tiny sting [press play]. A pep talk to go deeper.An array of gigs for June.[tea in the Sahara with you…]No Giving Up.People become friends with me for whatever reason, but the meat of our relationship often consists of a shared contention with the musical beast inside ourselves.I'm blessed with a few world-class friends: violinists, engineers, authors, welders, investors, activists... Living in New York brought me some great connections and gigs, but at the end of the day a gig is just a gig. We are always left with the same situation:Inwardly facing an unfathomable amount of unexpressed music. Unplayed, Unwritten. Songs unsung, audiences unmet.Not everyone is like this, but most of my friends are, no matter their choice of career or the state of their sound. It has nothing to do whatsoever with worldly success.Designers gravitate to other designers. Visual artists to other visually-driven people, writers to each other and so forth. But music drives me.I recognize this drive in others when it appears. We're in this and we hear things, and if I worked as a coach there'd be only one thing I’d say, and that's Don't give up.This thing inside you is telling you something valuable. Honor it.Because Marketworld wants you to crave something else, wants to take you away from yourself. I know because I've tried harder to quit than I ever tried to succeed in music.You know all the reasons to get "with the program"? I took them deeply to heart:It's scary.The music biz can be dicey.The road is no way to live.We have oversupply.Knowing these things I tried many, many times to leave music. Or to at least contain my urges somewhere safe and manageable. But no such constrained safety exists.It's in me, and it will eat me alive if I don't move on it.You may not feel this way, in which case I envy you.But if you do, it's better to admit it and find ways to engage as the servant you really want to be.I am a servant to my sound. I've learned that I have no other choice. But I’m happy knowing.It does not liberate me from the responsibility to make a living, just ask any of the legions of musicians with jobs.We don't sleep much, it won't let us. And that's fine with me. It means less time to think about giving up.I don't have time to give up.Neither do you, so play....from a new reader:"I've recently subscribed to your newsletter and just felt compelled to let you know I think it's amazing. It's simple and thoughtful which I really like. Thanks so much for all of this, it's inspiring and I hope that one day I can contribute to the music world and musical thinking like this."Thank you. This means so much to me because I’m flying very much by the seat of my pants, totally on faith. Lately I’ve been riding camels, herding cats, packing up the house for a major move and basically doing everything but my music. My chops are such s**t right now. But I’m feeling the pull because I have five massive gigs coming up:Thursday 5/30 (Tomorrow) in Olympia, WA: An Evening with James McBride and BandFriday 6/7 in Topanga, CA: appearing with Simone Giuliani at Pure Land FarmsFriday 6/14 in New York City: Gina Breedlove “Naked Soul” at the Rubin Museum6/17-20 in Bellow’s Falls, VT: Creative Cello Workshop with Eugene Friesen6/21-23 in Boston, MA: 25th Annual New Directions Cello FestivalI would love to connect with you at any of these!Thank you for reading and subscribing.I appreciate you. Big love to your ears,Trevor...If you appreciate my work, it’s in these other places too. Please help it spread by sharing it:Listen to the “Trevor Exter Playlist” on SpotifyHear 18 episodes of: "Play It Like It's Music"You can hire me to score your piece.Or I can produce your podcast.Direct support @ PatreonFollow: IG TW FBtrevorexter.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit playitlikeitsmusic.substack.com

In this episode of the Naked Soul podcast, I had the the absolute privilege of sitting with Jedidiah Jenkins. Jed is someone who has continuously blessed and encouraged me in life, not just because he’s a profound writer and author or because he’s an influencer and entrepreneur, but he has blessed and encouraged me because he as chosen to live a brave life. A brave life where he continuously does the hard things like showing up and allowing himself to be fully seen. And on this episode we talk about the power of community, self-acceptance, belonging and Jed takes the time to get really raw and really vulnerable as he opens up about one of the more darker moments of his life and how he worked through that shame. Sitting down with Jed for this episode was like going to church and more and I hope that this episode and his words are as healing for you as they were for me. And, in case you don’t know, Jed is so many different things to include the Executive Editor for Wilderness magazine and most recently, he published his book, To Shake A Sleeping Self. This book will make you laugh, cry, then laugh some more, and then cry some more. In this brazenly honest book, Jed shares with us how on the eve of turning thirty, terrified of being funneled into a life he didn't choose, He quits his dream job and spends the next sixteen months cycling from Oregon to Patagonia. He chronicled the trip on Instagram, where his photos and profound reflections on life soon attracted hundreds of thousands of followers and got him featured by National Geographic and The Paris Review. On this adventure, As he traverses cities, mountains, and exotic locales, Jed grapples with the questions of what it means to be an adult, his struggle to reconcile his sexual identity with his conservative Christian upbringing, and his belief in travel as a way to "wake us up" to life back home. This is a book that I can’t recommend enough. Buy a copy for yourself, for your family, for your friends, heck, buy a copy for your mailman. Seriously, it’s that good.

Lets unpack to your Naked soul! A short introduction to the Expose' of your Genius, with YOUR unique #body4brains Only for the Bravehearted and EXCITED future leaders... Understanding that you are much more than your Mind, and you take much more than Mind into your life, is exhilarating! Why exhilarating? Imagine that you have not yet touched on the surface of who you really are, and what you are still capable of! You are a treasure chest and you have your own personal MAGICAL Unicorn! Ask me how, lets connect and reveal your full NAKED Soul to you, and support you as you step into your Niche, with PASSION! PS - Recently done at a PechaKucha event, WOWed by the response of those who really are brave TO engage in further conversations...watch this space for what's comming! Watch the full episode with pictures! click here For much more information, and useful resources, visit http://charlottedblignaut.co.za Find out more about making your own podcast at SolidGoldStudios.co.za

Michael North is the son of a Dominican, Afro-Latina mother, and Sicilian and English father. He has an intense passion for life, and a vigorous passion for writing about it. A single father who knows that he’s different, and celebrates that fact, each and every day of his life. Born and raised, between both New York, & California. An ex gang member, who turned to spirituality, after the passing of his father in 2009. He is a Muslim, a poet and writer. His work focuses on topics such as, love, life, spirituality, & human relationships. These writings can be found in his book, “The Naked Soul of a Bearded Man.” Available on Amazon, & also on his Instagram @therealmrnorth where he’s grown in popularity, with followers from all over the globe, reaching over 14,000 human beings! therealmrnorth.com/ @therealmrnorth IG     foshoenergywork.com/sacredorgasmicliving opening music: vanark.bandcamp.com/track/2-late-night-lights arkteknologies.wordpress.com/

Carvell and Antique Naked Soul went to SXSW last week to perform the show live on stage, and talk about their music, its role in the public sphere, and why musicians and podcasters should always work together.

In this episode Adam and Vanessa chat with entrepreneur and mother of two Tobey Terry about her skin care business.  From Tobey "After 20 years in the beauty industry, I deeply desired a line of beauty products that was both simple and effective. As a brand new mother, my skin had suddenly gone from glowing and fresh to dull and lifeless. Despite a countertop full of the best professional products, it felt as though I’d moved from the sunny shores of Santa Barbara to the parched desert of Las Vegas! Then a chance conversation led me to discover the cleansing oil method. Within days, my skin looked radiant and hydrated. I created these products to empower women everywhere to bring out your inner exotic goddess, no matter your age or situation. Inspired, we began searching the globe for the finest exotic ingredients. From white camellia oil to precious pearl extract, we’ve landed on a handful that stand out above the rest. Through extensive research and testing, we’ve refined a line of simple, anti-aging skin care suitable for all skin types. Our collection is constantly evolving to help you reveal your natural beauty and indulge in life’s pleasures." Learn more at Naked Soul Beauty Learn more about BEE - FEST 2018 Authentic Self Life Mastery Personal Paleo Lifestyle Coaching   

As part of Groovology Podcasts, we had a special guest this time. He is from beautiful Montenegro, he has a beautiful new EP called ‘Naked Soul’, he is The Magician On Duty, his name is… Continue Reading GPS presents Two-S (Montenegro)

Kelita and Face2Face host David Peck talk about country music, trauma, suicide, resilience, and the importance of story telling, listening and how we can break the “cycle”. More about Kelita’s new album project here. Biography KELITA writes, sings and speaks from her own life experiences, sharing her powerful and inspiring healing journey. Coming from a life of countless tragedies and family dysfunction, she shares the lessons of overcoming and victory with an endearing transparency and honesty that engages, encourages and inspires. Her ability to touch and penetrate the hearts of audiences is what drives her success. KELITA’s is a message that rings true and pours out through the words she shares from her inner being. She has the innate ability to write, sing and speak what others are feeling. From her imaginary stage in the hayloft of the big barn of her parents’ Claresholm, Alberta ranch, she began to sing at the age of four under the yard light that was her first “spotlight”. Her love of music and performing were KELITA’s escapes from many significant traumatic family experiences and abuse during her early childhood and teen years. In fact, it was those escapes that fine-tuned a dream that she would “one day be a star” – a reality that continues to expand after decades of performance. Talent, captivating performance and charisma is what attracts the following that KELITA has garnered over her career. From hilarious character comedy delivered by her host of zany unique characters to beautifully written and sung folk/pop/kinda ‘gospelly’ songs to heart wrenching ballads that deeply stir emotions, KELITA’s versatility and diversity causes her to captivate the hearts of her listeners and open up minds to messages with universal appeal. While climbing to the top of her field, a near fatal automobile accident saw KELITA’s personal life and music career take a dramatic turn. Combining a pending recording contract with Capital Records, Nashville, lost as a result of Capital’s corporate restructuring, along with dissolving a thirteen-year relationship with her husband/manager, you would think that would be enough to crush anyone’s dreams. Instead, it was a time of great soul-searching for KELITA and out of the ashes, a stronger, more resilient and transparent singer, songwriter emerged. The songs she began to write were not only skillful, but honest, open-hearted and reflective. This new resonance with the heart attracted collaborations with Canadian greats; Michael Burgess, Susan Aglukark (KELITA helped Susan write the hit song “Breaking Down” and “Kathy I” for her Triple Platinum Album “This Child”) and others, as well as a number of notable organizations. A few years later KELITA met and married multi-talented musician/producer/arranger Gord Lemon, who then became her producer and co-writer. Musically, their first project garnered them KELITA’s signature hit country song “The Strong One”. Together they have created and produced all of KELITA’s award winning music including Juno nominated “Naked Soul” and Canadian Gospel Music Association’s Inspirational Album of the Year, “Because of Love”. Inspired by her deep understanding of the hurt and pain associated with childhood trauma, KELITA has developed a passion for women, children and social justice. Over a period of several years, led by her dedication and humanitarian efforts, her critically acclaimed album “Heavenly Night” and initiative project of the same name raised both awareness and $250,000 for the rehabilitation of young children rescued from child exploitation in Cambodia. KELITA has also contributed to the healing of childhood wounds for men and women around the globe through her Award-Winning songs “Bella” and “Deep Dark Secret”. KELITA speaks to the acknowledgement, empathy and the very real struggle of overcoming adversity. It has become commonplace for her audience to bestow virtues on KELITA for her music helping them through hardships, illness or seemingly insurmountable life challenges. As more than one of her fans have proclaimed; “Your music literally has saved my life!” KELITA is not just an immensely talented singer, songwriter, speaker and comedienne, she is an exceptional woman who is a compassionate artistic vessel who is used to powerfully impact and touch the human spirit. Learn more about Kelita here. ---------- For more information about David Peck's podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here or check out the site of his podcast on film, social change and much more. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Incl mixes and remixes by Abicah Soul, Soul Dynamic, Brotherhood, Eric Kupper and other legends of the vinyl era. Enjoy and share! Track list: Dawn Tallman - TEARDROPS (Eric Kupper Extended Mix) Dennis Ferrer - Church Lady (Souldynamic Organ Dub) Erick 'More' Morillo - Dancin' (A 'Little' - 'More' Dub) [Defected] Kings Of Tomorrow and Alex Mills - Closer (Sandy Rivera's Classic Mix) Mateo & Matos ft. Vincent Inc - Want u tonight (Harley & Muscle deep remix) Naked Soul ft. Swaylo - Brighter Day (Abicah Soul Remix) Peven Everett - Black Boy (Washerman Remix) Phase II - Reachin (Brotherhood Mix) Soul Dhamma feat Donni - If we could fly (Soul Dhamma Original) Sterling Void - It's All Right (Eric Kupper Remix) Suges - All Over My Body (1998 Demo Version)

Oakland quartet Antique Naked Soul discuss their new single “Burn,” a powerful, politically-charged song created solely from vocals and beat-boxing.

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Serving God in little things soothe the soul (Speaker: Koby Liesch)

Serving God in little things soothe the soul (Speaker: Koby Liesch)

Episode 038: The big breakup! Mike bares his naked soul after his girlfriend cheated. Also, special Guest Daniel Johnson on greeting women

Hey everyone Welcome to another edition of the Saturday Lounge where you can catch myself playing the smoothest and deepest house that you'll hear!!! The Saturday Lounge - hosted by IQ The DJ - every Saturday 6pm to 8pm GMT Listen in using http://www.housefm.net/HouseFM.m3u Here are the tunes I played:- 1. DJ Kawasaki featuring Angela Johnson – Save Your Love – Especial 2. Groove Assassin & Pete Simpson – Gotta Make It Right – Souldynamic Vocal Remix – MN2S 3. Scott Diaz – That’s The Joint – Original Vibe – Connect:D 4. UPZ aka Avi Elman featuring Jocelyn Mattieu – All Out – Original Mix – Hi.Rise 5. Terry Hunter presents KJ Rose – Face Your Fears – Terry Hunter’s Club Mix – T’s Box 6. Dolls Combers featuring Al Olive – September – Original Mix – Sophisticado 7. Balage – How Did We Get To Here – Richard Earnshaw Mix – Solid Ground 8. Kenny Dope featuring Josh Milan – Be Your Freak – Kenny Dope O’Gutta Mix – Dope Wax 9. Naked Soul featuring Consuela Ivy – Talk To Me – Peter & Tyrone’s 83 West Vox Mix - Distant Enjoy!!! :-) iqthedj@hotmail.com www.twitter.com/iqthedj http://www.facebook.com/groups/108500613782?ap=1 http://www.facebook.com/pages/IQ-the-DJ/49088422011 www.myspace.com/iqthedj

November is here and I'm back on the decks. This mix features the work of veterans Louie Vega, Frankie Knuckles, and Frankie Feliciano, plus other heavyweights as DJ Spinna, Yass, and Sean McCabe. Enjoy this journey from Afro to Deep, from Deep to Soul, from funky to dub, and back again. Thanks for listening. For bookings, requests, and question catch me however: Twitter: DJSoundscience Facebook: www.facebook.com/djsoundscience e-mail: gutterfingerz@aol.com I'm on internet radio every Thursday : www.raunchyrhythms.com GMT: 12-13:00 EST: 7-8:00 AM 1. Shana - Out (Vocal Mix) 2. Naked Soul ft Consuela Ivy - Talk To Me (83 West Vox) 3. Danny Clark & Jay Benham feat Dawn Tallman - Conqueror (Frankie Feliciano Mix) 4. Andre Crom & Luca Doobie - Attica (Makam Remix) 5. jOHNNYDANGEROUs feat. Kenny Bobien - Callin You Lord (Yass Main Mix) 6. Frankie Knuckles & The Shapeshifters - The Ones You Love (Original Mix) 7. The Jinks Feat Lady Alma - Wake Up Running (Main) 8. Tamara Wellons - Like Rain (Lars Behrenroth Deeper Shades Dub) 9. Stephanie Cooke - Thinkin' I'm Beautiful (Sean McCabe Vocal Mix) 10. Marie Joly - Lovin' You (Dance Ritual Mix) 11. Floyd Patterson - Get Up (Mark Grant Vocal Remix) 12. Ralf GUM & Monique Bingham - Little W. 12th St. (Dj Spinna Galactic Soul Remix)

The Curbfinders, KingRobbie, Naked Soul, Suspects, and Secret Agents head up this week's edition of The Roadhouse. We peer beyond the horizon to listener comments, blues news, contact information, and podcasting news. As always, it's the finest blues you've never heard – the best independent blues artists from garageband.com.

The Curbfinders, KingRobbie, Naked Soul, Suspects, and Secret Agents head up this week's edition of The Roadhouse. We peer beyond the horizon to listener comments, blues news, contact information, and podcasting news. As always, it's the finest blues you've never heard – the best independent blues artists from garageband.com.

01: Naked Soul feat Consuela Ivy - Talk To Me (Original Mix) [Distant Music] 02: Kaskade - In This Life [Society Heights] 03: Peacemaster [White Label] 04: Moody B presents - Sounds From The Village (Break In The Village Mix) [Avenida Records] 05: Alan Barratt - Lush [Random White] 06: Jussipekka - Fun [Dessous Recordings] 07: Atomphunk - Subsonik (Funk Mix) [3am Recordings] 08: Mirage feat Denise De La Cruz - What's The Message [Ovum Recordings] 09: Come 2 Me (Jay-J Remix) [White Label] 10: Movido [White Label] 11: Jay-J - Fantasy (Fantasy Dub) [Large Music] 12: Mariah Carey - Heart Break [White Label]