Podcasts about New Again

Part One of The Joy Boys' Story takes us from November of 1960 through to mid-1961. This was an incredibly fertile period for the group, as a standalone group, backing Col Joye and backing other artists on studio recordings. This episode will focus on The Joy Boys releases as a standalone group. As well as the 45 hit singles, we'll dig out some great LP and EP tracks that never appeared on a 45 single. That theme of “Everything Old is New Again” certainly permeates through the episode. There's even an opportunity to singalong with an instrumental version of a big hit for Col Joye and The Joy Boys! And even if instrumentals are not your ‘thing', there's plenty of fascinating back stories. Enjoy!

We're back with another episode of Disco Dads covering Taking Back Sunday's controversial 2009 record, New Again. Josh is an apologist, but Kylan has some qualms. Will Kylan feel New Again after listening to this, or will he feel Everything Must Go on this record?This is a Jammers Only episode. If you listen on the main feed, you'll hear our Part A discussion, but the track-by-track breakdown is only available on Patreon. You can access this and other Jammers Only episodes for only $3/month on Patreon!If you like what you hear, please rate, review, subscribe, and follow!Connect with us here:Email: contact@churchjamsnow.comSite: https://www.churchjamsnow.com/IG: @churchjamsnowTwitter: @churchjamsnowFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchjamsnowpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/churchjamsnowpodcast

Le groupe lausannois Digginʹ a sorti son premier album, New Again. Douze titres qui succèdent à différents singles et EP. Digginʹ se définit comme un groupe de soul et dʹindie pop. Ce premier opus évoque le renouveau et lʹouverture sur le monde. A déguster sans modération.

Douglas visits with the great KMA for an interview talking all things Everything Old is New Again. Join us. EverythingOldIsNewAgain.biz

The Superbowl was great, but now it's over. What do we do now? Find out with KVGC's Jim Guidi and Douglas Viviani of Everything Old is New Again. Like and subscribe and never miss a show. EverythingOldIsNewAgain.biz

Adam Lazzara is the frontman for Taking Back Sunday, whose single "S'old" from the album 152 spent 20 weeks on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart in late 2023 and early 2024. Taking Back Sunday broke out of Long Island, New York to put four albums inside the top 10 of the Billboard 200 album chart: Where You Want to Be, Louder Now, New Again and Happiness Is. 152 is the band's 8th studio album and 1st for Fantasy Records. Links Taking Back Sunday homepage Taking Back Sunday tour dates Jay Gilbert @ Label Logic Glenn Peoples @ Billboard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This past week we listened to Tell all your friends, WHERE YOU WANT TO BE, LOUDER NOW, and NEW AGAIN albums by Taking Back Sunday. Title music and artwork by Rob Fortune Direction by Jack Falcon Editing by JoMo

What's Old is New Again... Luke and Larry started shooting muzzleloaders back in the past century, fueled somewhat by the "Jeremiah Johnson" movie. Larry started with kits for .50 Hawkens from both CVA and Thompson/Center. Luke followed suit a short time later. From there Larry started hunting with Tony Knight when he first released the revolutionary MK-85 and progressed from there. Around this campfire Luke and Larry talk about the changes they've seen from shooting patched balls and conical in slow-twist barrels to faster twist barrel shooting sabots, as well as going from blackpowder to modern day blackpowder substitutes and along the way tell an interesting anecdote or two.

This Morning it's a Victory Monday for Buffalo where Everything Old is New Again, Joe Buscaglia talks to us about securing that playoff spot, and we talk to some of you about attending the game last night!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Tuesday Aug. 8 Publish Date: Monday Aug. 7 From the Henssler Financial Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast Today is Tuesday August 8th , and happy 34th birthday to slugger Anthony Rizzo ****Rizzo****   I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Peggy Slappey Properties Gwinnett police officer arrested on child molestation charges — will be fired Gwinnett deputies arrest local men who entered schools in Jackson and Barrow counties, triggered at least one lockdown And Two Norcross teens arrested on murder charges in death of fellow youth All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!    Break 1 :  Slappey          Story 1. fired   Gwinnett County police officer Patrick Ventura has been arrested and will be fired following accusations of child molestation. The charges against him include two counts of child molestation, one count of sexual battery against a child under 16, and one count of violation of oath of office. Ventura, who joined the police department in October 2020 and graduated from the Police Academy in spring 2021, had been serving at the North Precinct. The investigation began when one of his supervisors noticed inconsistencies in his patrol activities, and the Special Victims Unit got involved due to the age of the girl involved, who is under 16. Ventura is held without bond in the Gwinnett County Jail.……………. read more on this at gwinnettdailypost.com     STORY 2: arrest   Two men, Lamonte Dianell Smith and Christian Lebron Williams, have been arrested for allegedly entering schools in Jackson and Barrow counties in Georgia and triggering a lockdown at Winder-Barrow High School. The third person involved, Jaywan T. Edwards, remains at large. The arrests were made after information on social media showed one of the suspects with a firearm. Williams and Smith face charges in both Barrow and Jackson counties, including disruption of public schools and loitering on school property. The trio entered Winder-Barrow High School, leading to a lockdown of the school and nearby Russell Middle School and Winder Elementary School. The reason for their presence at the school is still unknown.   Story 3: murder Two Norcross teenagers, ages 15 and 16, have been arrested and will be tried as adults for the murder of 18-year-old Andres David Buitrago Castillo. Salvador Ruiz-Gonzalez, 16, and Andy Antonio-Herrera, 15, were charged with felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of certain felonies, and in Ruiz-Gonzalez's case, armed robbery. The incident occurred on July 23 in the parking lot at The Elliott Apartments complex in unincorporated Norcross. Both teens are currently held at a Regional Youth Detention Center. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back   Break 2:   M.O.G.- Tom Wages -  Obits   Story 4: voice   The show "Everything Old is New Again" at the Lawrenceville Arts Center features re-imagined show-tunes presented by Jason Wynn, director of Voices of Note. The performance includes songs from various Broadway hits, creatively reinterpreted with unexpected twists. The revue incorporates diverse styles, appealing to different generations and theatre enthusiasts. Wynn drew inspiration from a Sondheim-centric show he directed previously, aiming to deliver unexpected and distinctive performances. The show promises to be unlike any traditional Broadway revue, with unique arrangements and a wide variety of songs. The Lawrenceville Arts Center provides an ideal venue for the production, and the show is not recommended for children due to its content.   Story 5: cyber   Gwinnett Technical College's Cybersecurity program is accredited by the Department of Homeland Defense and the National Security Agency, making it one of the sought-after institutions for cybersecurity training. The program boasts a placement rate of 95%, with students in high demand by security companies. It offers both online and in-person courses, attracting around 800 students during the fall and spring semesters. The program's new facility with two cybersecurity labs allows for in-house competitions to enhance students' skills and knowledge. Future goals include retaining accreditation and increasing community outreach to promote online safety and security.   Story 6:  art   Gwinnett County art galleries are offering a diverse range of visual beauty for residents to enjoy during the current heat wave. At Tannery Row in Buford, an exhibition titled "Of Matter and Energy" combines art and physics, showcasing the work of nine artists. In Suwanee, the Annual Member's Show will feature approximately 100 pieces of art from various artists, including emerging talents from grade and high schools. The Suwanee Art Center's Executive Director is impressed with the international diversity of the artistic community in the Atlanta metro area. In Norcross, the "Summer Brights" exhibit will display colorful paintings depicting the summer season by five selected artists.   We'll be back in a moment   Break 3:  ESOG – Ingles 3 - Lawrenceville   Story 7: Buford Commits   Buford Football players K.J. Bolden and Dale Greene have made their commitments. Bolden, a top recruit, committed to the Florida State University football program. He is a five-star recruit, ranked as the No. 1 safety nationally and the No. 2 prospect in Georgia. Greene, a senior, committed to the Western Carolina University football program. He is a 6-foot-4, 285-pound offensive lineman with a 4.0 GPA, and he also competes in track and field and wrestling for Buford. Both are part of a Buford roster that enters the 2023 season atop the state 7A rankings and the Wolves are ranked 10th nationally in the MaxPreps poll to start the season.   Story 8:  Green   The Duluth Wildcats softball community celebrated the opening of their season and the re-retirement of Michelle Green's No. 8 jersey. Green, a Wildcat legend, led the team to a state title in 1999 before becoming a star pitcher at the University of Georgia. Her jersey was initially retired but was re-retired when a rising ninth-grader wanted to wear No. 8. Duluth's current head coach, Megan Robison, and former coach, Dawn Marsh, honored Green by re-retiring her jersey. The team also unveiled enhancements to their softball stadium, showing their commitment to their past and future success.   Story 9: Schaub   The Atlanta Falcons have hired former quarterback Matt Schaub as a "football analyst." Schaub, who spent most of his career with the Falcons, will be involved with the team during training camp and the preseason. He will bring his 17 years of playing experience to mentor second-year quarterback Desmond Ridder. Schaub's role could eventually evolve into a coaching position under offensive coordinator Dave Ragone. This reunion is seen as a positive move for both Schaub and the Falcons, as he can stay connected to the sport and possibly kickstart a coaching career, while the team gains valuable insights from a recent player.   We'll have final thoughts after this   Break 4:   Henssler 60 Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. 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This week, Alan, Quinta, and Scott were joined by UVA Law Professor Paul Stephan to talk through the close-calls in this week's national security news, including:“Xi's All That.” Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Beijing this past week, for a long delayed sit-down with President Xi Jinping to try and de-escalate the two superpowers' tense relationship. Was this meeting a smart move or a giveaway? And what should we make of President Biden calling the Chinese leader a “dictator” shortly after Blinken's return?“Adverse REPOssession.” The question of what to do with the $300 billion in Russia-related assets frozen by the United States and its allies has reemerged, with members of Congress recently introducing a new version of the REPO Act that would seize those assets and make them available as reparations for Ukraine, among other purposes. Is seizure the right way to handle these assets? What challenges and risks might such a dramatic step encounter?“Robo Joe.” President Biden joined a summit of leaders in the AI industry this week as part of his administration's ongoing effort to seriously engage the policy challenges raised by AI technology. But what are the realistic prospects for regulation? And what form should it take?For object lessons, Alan recommended the new Apple comedy “Platonic.” Quinta doubled-down on the TV recommendations with the stage play-turned-movie about leaks in the intelligence community, “Reality.” Scott urged listeners to check out Gil Scott-Heron's classic 2010 final album “I'm New Here,” and two phenomenal reimaginings: “We're New Here” by Jamiexx and “We're New Again” by Makaya McCraven. And Paul recommended the new book “The Lock-Up: A Novel” by John Banville. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

Return with us for our continuing competition to determine what is the best board game of all time! Dan Neuburger joins us again for the fun. This is truly what Everything Old is New Again is all about! Like and subscribe and never miss a show! EverythingOldIsNewAgain.biz

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

This special edition of Voices from the Field takes a look back at some highlights from the podcast during 2022. It was a great year for Voices from the Field, with 50 interesting conversations and loads of practical information running the gamut of sustainable-agriculture topics. We're honored that Voices from the Field has become a trusted source of information about sustainable agriculture and renewable energy since it began more than five years ago, with thousands of subscribers adding it to their weekly downloads. Featured Podcasts: ·         Episode 258. Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods, Part 1 ·         Episode 259. Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods, Part 2 NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialists Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan take a look at the traditional family agricultural methods that were passed down to them, and how they parallel indigenous practices. Contact Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan at feliciab@ncat.org and justind@ncat.org.   ·         Episode 267. How Farmers Markets Do More than Sell Local Goods NCAT Director of Communications Emilie Ritter and NCAT Community Food Systems Specialist Maura Henn talk about the sometimes unexpected beneficial impacts of famers markets. Contact Emilie Ritter and Maura Henn at emilier@ncat.org and maurah@ncat.org.  ·         Episode 271. Farmer Veteran Finds Passion in Horticulture Therapy NCAT ATTRA Program Director Margo Hale talks with Charley Jordan, a military veteran and flower farmer in Tennessee, about how he came to begin a flower-growing operation and his passion for horticulture therapy and using agriculture as a tool to help others heal. Contact Margo Hale at margoh@ncat.org. ·         AgriSolar Podcasts Ep. 1: Growing Crops Among the Solar Panels in Colorado NCAT Energy Program Director Stacie Peterson has a conversation with Meg Caley, Executive Director and co-founder of Colorado nonprofit Sprout City Farms. Among its partnerships, Sprout City Farms works with Jack's Solar Garden in Longmont, Colorado, growing crops in the spaces between solar panels at the site, which is now the largest agrivoltaic research facility of its kind in the United States. Contact Stacie Peterson at staciep@ncat.org.  Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast.  You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access to our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at NCAT.ORG.  

This special edition of Voices from the Field takes a look back at some highlights from the podcast during 2022. It was a great year for Voices from the Field, with 50 interesting conversations and loads of practical information running the gamut of sustainable-agriculture topics. We're honored that Voices from the Field has become a trusted source of information about sustainable agriculture and renewable energy since it began more than five years ago, with thousands of subscribers adding it to their weekly downloads. Featured Podcasts: ·         Episode 258. Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods, Part 1 ·         Episode 259. Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods, Part 2 NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialists Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan take a look at the traditional family agricultural methods that were passed down to them, and how they parallel indigenous practices. Contact Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan at feliciab@ncat.org and justind@ncat.org.   ·         Episode 267. How Farmers Markets Do More than Sell Local Goods NCAT Director of Communications Emilie Ritter and NCAT Community Food Systems Specialist Maura Henn talk about the sometimes unexpected beneficial impacts of famers markets. Contact Emilie Ritter and Maura Henn at emilier@ncat.org and maurah@ncat.org.  ·         Episode 271. Farmer Veteran Finds Passion in Horticulture Therapy NCAT ATTRA Program Director Margo Hale talks with Charley Jordan, a military veteran and flower farmer in Tennessee, about how he came to begin a flower-growing operation and his passion for horticulture therapy and using agriculture as a tool to help others heal. Contact Margo Hale at margoh@ncat.org. ·         AgriSolar Podcasts Ep. 1: Growing Crops Among the Solar Panels in Colorado NCAT Energy Program Director Stacie Peterson has a conversation with Meg Caley, Executive Director and co-founder of Colorado nonprofit Sprout City Farms. Among its partnerships, Sprout City Farms works with Jack's Solar Garden in Longmont, Colorado, growing crops in the spaces between solar panels at the site, which is now the largest agrivoltaic research facility of its kind in the United States. Contact Stacie Peterson at staciep@ncat.org.  Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast.  You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access to our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at NCAT.ORG.  

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

ESG, AI and innovation are three major trends that will shape 2023 for communications professionals, says David Fuscus, CEO of Xenophon Strategies. In this episode, David discusses the importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) programs, which are becoming an increased focus for corporations across the globe. He emphasizes the need for corporations to be transparent and honest about their environmental and social responsibility in order to maintain credibility with the public. The United States is lagging behind in this area, but big changes are coming in terms of regulation and requirements. It is important for companies to not just focus on the environmental part of ESG, but also the social and governance parts as well. Abbie points out that ESG is not just about creating a spreadsheet, but about taking a stand on particular issues and being vocal about it. David advises businesses to take advantage of opportunities to improve their ESG rating in order to attract more investors.Artificial Intelligence (AI) has generated many headlines in recent weeks, and the public is starting to realize the ways that AI generated content can be used in everyday life. PR firms need to produce a variety of content, and AI can help with that. However, skilled PR professionals are still needed to create compelling stories that capture people's attention. In today's communications landscape, it is important for PR agencies to be able to produce a many different types of content in order to run successful campaigns. One way to accomplish this is by driving down the cost of content production -- which can actually increase the importance of the strategy and thinking behind the PR campaigns.Additional Resources"PR Predictions 2023: Tougher Markets, More Strategic Roles and New Opportunities Await Communicators"Listen to David's previous appearance on PRGN Presents"What is Old is New Again" by David Fuscus"5 Trends Influencing the State of Public Relations" by Aaron BlankAbout the Guest David Fuscus is the 2022-23 President of the Public Relations Global Network and CEO of PRGN's Washington, DC member agency, Xenophon Strategies. Previous to founding Xenophon in 2000 after a career in politics. He started on Capital Hill and worked for President George H.W. Bush. He was also the chief spokesman for the airline industry and conducted over 6,000 media interviews during his tenure at the Air Transport Association.About the HostAbbie Fink is vice president/general manager of HMA Public Relations in Phoenix, Arizona and a founding member of PRGN. Her marketing communications background includes skills in media relations, digital communications, social media strategies, special event management, crisis communications, community relations, issues management, and marketing promotions for both the private and public sectors, including such industries as healthcare, financial services, professional services,...

How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it's not so much that He's doing something new. It's that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we've never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.

New album recommendations from spoken-word artist Gil Scott-Heron, doom metal group Huntsmen, electronic collective Holy Fuck, and a reissue from country artist Brent Cobb.Plus classic albums from leftfield hip-hop group Shabazz Palaces and doom metal stallworths Pallbearer.Here's the full list of album recommendations from the show:Gil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven – We're New Again (2020)Huntsmen – Mandala of Fear (2020)Holy Fuck – Deleter (2020)Brent Cobb – No Place Left to Leave (2020)Shabazz Palaces – Black Up (2011)Pallbearer – Heartless (2017)Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

Lisa Christensen returns to the show to discuss a simple, yet extremely effective learning support technique that more people beyond the learning profession should learn and master: scaffolding. We discuss what scaffolding is, why it's important, why it matters to your organization, and practical examples of scaffolding in our everyday lives. CONNECT WITH US---------------------If you have any feedback or want to join in on the conversation, connect with us via LinkedIN, Twitter (@bobbyhollywood), or email our show at learninggeekspod@gmail.com. LEARN MORE FROM LISA--------------------------Lisa is a learning learner who leads the Learning Design Center of Excellence at McKinsey & Company. You learn more from Lisa from past shows and other podcasts: S3 E06: Intentional Learning: A Fundamental Skill https://podcasts.apple.com/at/podcast/s3-e06-intentional-learning-a-fundamental-skill/id1413446184?i=1000498757169 S3 E12: Why Cognitive Apprenticeship is New Again: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s3-e12-why-cognitive-apprenticeship-is-new-again-feat/id1413446184?i=1000518139784 Apprenticeship gets a Makeover: https://www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/apprenticeship-gets-a-makeover RESEARCH ON SCAFFOLDING--------------------------------Reiser B., Tabak I. (2022). Scaffolding. The Cambridge handbook of the learning sciences, (3rd ed.) (pp. 53-71). New York, NY: Cambridge University Press.Collins, A., Brown, J. S., & Holum, A. (1991). Cognitive apprenticeship: Making thinking visible. American educator, 15(3), 6-11.DISCLAIMER-------------All thoughts and views are of our own.AUDIO CREDIT--------------"Seagulls Stop it Now" by Bad Lip Reading. Check them out at https://www.youtube.com/user/BadLipReading

There is this wonderful song written by Peter Allen in the 1970 s.  Everything old is New Again. In a way that song sums up where marketers are these days. When that song was written fifty years ago, television advertising ruled. Businesses used the platform to build awareness by reaching a wide audience with little concern about demographics. It didn't matter who saw your message as long as you got in front of as many people as possible. The assumption was sooner or later someone would buy. Then along came digital media and especially social media marketing and suddenly marketers could target messages more precisely based on interests and demographics. Social media became a valuable tool to move prospects through the buyer's journey. Unfortunately with changes in social media algorithms and more restrictions to protect user privacy we seem to be back in time.  We are forced to put lots of broad messages out there in  the hopes of driving someone to our website and email list. Everything old is new again.  If you are looking to keep up with the changes and and find resources to stay in the game, check out  The Digital Toolbox 

Welcome to the NH 2A Podcast where we discuss anything related to the Second Amendment including firearms, gear, and current events. Hosted by Jared and Jacob in the free state of New Hampshire. In this episode, we discuss the topic of What's Old is New Again. Highlights include talks about tall optics mounts, barrel length, full size rifle calibers, pocket pistols, chest rigs, and more. Be proficient, politically active, and polite. *** Any information contained in this podcast should not be considered to be legal advice ***Support the show

This content is for Members only. Come and join us by subscribing here In the meantime, here's some more details about the show: It's a warm welcome then to the man himself: Dr. Brad Stone - the JazzWeek Programmer of the Year 2017, who's here every Thursday to present The Creative Source - a two hour show, highlighting jazz-fusion and progressive jazz flavours from back then, the here and now, plus occasional forays into the future. Please feel free to get in touch with Brad with any comments or suggestions you might have; he'll be more than happy to hear from you: brad@soulandjazz.com or follow him via Facebook or Twitter. Enjoy! The Creative Source 21st July 2022 Artist - Track - Album - Year Tobin Mueller    Watermelon Man    Prestidigitation    2022 Bill Ortiz    Onokole y Trompo    Points of View    2022 Beverley Church Hogan    Don' Cha Go 'Way Mad    Sweet Invitation    2022 Tierney Sutton    Doralice    Paris Sessions 2    2022 Andrea Brachfeld & Insight    The Hut Song    Evolution    2022 Andrea Brachfeld & Insight    Child of the Earth    Evolution    2022 Somi    Unhome    Zenzile: The Reimagination of Miriam Makeba    2022 Idit Shner & Mhondoro    Fingerprints    Heat Wave    2022 Somi    Hapo Zamani    Zenzile: The Reimagination of Miriam Makeba    2022 David Virelles    Pórtico    Nuna    2022 Adam Shulman    Spare Change    Just the Contrafacts    2022 Dmitri Matheny    Evergreen Girl    Cascadia    2022 Tom Harrell    Fivin'    Oak Tree    2022 Charles Ruggiero    It's New Again    Drummer, Composer    2022 Caleb Wheeler Curtis    Trembling    Heat Map    2022 T.S. Monk Live    Sierre (feat. Dave Stryker)    Two Continents, One Groove    2022 Pasquale Grasso    Cheryl    Be-Bop!    2022 Dana Fitzsimons with Bill Graham and Brandon Boone    Slant Anagrams    Fault Lines    2022 Wadada Leo Smith & Pheroan akLaff    Second Meditation of the Heart    Litanies, Prayers, and Meditations    2022 The post The Creative Source (#CreativeSource) – 21st July 2022 appeared first on SoulandJazz.com | Stereo, not stereotypical ®.

Welcome back to a conversation between NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialists Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan about traditional and indigenous farming techniques, both in their own families and in cultures around the world. This episode of Voices from the Field is second of a two-part series. If you missed the first half of the discussion, you can find a link to it in the show notes accompanying this episode. This week, Felicia and Justin talk about traditional methods of meat preservation, growing on relatively large acreages without relying on chemicals, and the myth that traditional and sustainable methods can't generate good profits.  Related ATTRA Resources: How to Reduce Synthetic Fertilizer Use  Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods  Indigenous Perspectives on Soil and Water Indigenous and Traditional Soil Health Practices   Other Resources:  Gather Stories. Food Sovereignty Films Contact Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan via email at feliciab@ncat.org and justind@ncat.org. Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast. You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at ATTRA.NCAT.ORG. Learn about NCAT's other cutting-edge sustainable agriculture programs.  Socialette: Online Business PodcastA bite-sized podcast to help you build the online business of your dreams.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Welcome back to a conversation between NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialists Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan about traditional and indigenous farming techniques, both in their own families and in cultures around the world. This episode of Voices from the Field is second of a two-part series. If you missed the first half of the discussion, you can find a link to it in the show notes accompanying this episode. This week, Felicia and Justin talk about traditional methods of meat preservation, growing on relatively large acreages without relying on chemicals, and the myth that traditional and sustainable methods can't generate good profits.  Related ATTRA Resources: How to Reduce Synthetic Fertilizer Use  Everything Old is New Again, Exploring Indigenous and Traditional Agriculture Methods  Indigenous Perspectives on Soil and Water Indigenous and Traditional Soil Health Practices   Other Resources:  Gather Stories. Food Sovereignty Films Contact Felicia Bell and Justin Duncan via email at feliciab@ncat.org and justind@ncat.org. Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast. You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at ATTRA.NCAT.ORG. Learn about NCAT's other cutting-edge sustainable agriculture programs.  Stories and Strategies for Public RelationsCommunication is in every facet of our daily business.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

We examine the novelty mail order toys we bought as kids, which leads us to a story about a finger in a box. This is one of our best stories and a must listen. Good for a few smiles for sure. Join us to enjoy April Fools day, as only Everything Old is New Again can. Like and subscribe and never miss a show!

Carolyn Helfrich and Lana King preview Historic Garden Week in Virginia and specifically Fredericksburg on April 26th.  The theme is:   "What's Old is New Again."   Tickets at vagardenweek.org or on the day in front of Kenmore.

Continuing our look back at the very best shows of Everything Old is New Again in 2021. We explore our stories, guests, characters and more. 2021 on our show includes laughs, smiles and fun with America's Entertainment Pop Culture Talk Show. Like and subscribe and never miss a show!

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Learn about the inner workings of the Texas Highway Patrol and hear some great police stories in our interview with retired State Trooper Jimmy Morgan. Citations:https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/highway-patrolPallas, George. “Old Crime is New Again”. January 31, 2021. https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/borstar-extracts-vehicle-after-splash-down-rio-grande-valley

Lets take a look at the beach, as only Everything Old is New Again can do. We look at music, beaches and begin telling some stories that we believe you will enjoy. Join us and put a smile on your face. Like and subscribe and never miss a show.

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What Kanye lyricize...we'll analyze! That's right, today we're dissecting New Again—the track that leads us into the final movement of Donda where Kanye, indeed, seeks to be made new again after a trying time in his life. We also discuss the mysterious woman in the lyrics, The Weeknd's possible influence on the song, and a host of other topics that are most definitely (not at all) related to Kanye. If you'd like to support the show (and hear this episode ad-free), then join our Patreon community. You can also watch this podcast in video form over on our YouTube channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Avec l'approche des élections présidentielles de 2022, la question du féminisme va faire son grand retour dans les programmes électoraux. La création d'un parti féministe en France pourrait répondre aux revendications de certains organismes tels que NousToutes, Osez le féminisme, Stop harcèlement de rue et bien d'autres. Faut-il un parti féministe en France ? Pourquoi est-il si difficile d'institutionnaliser le féminisme dans la politique ? Clémentine Gallot, accompagnée de notre nouvelle chroniqueuse politique, Rachel Garrat-Valcarcel, journaliste à 20 Minutes, nous expliquent la nécessité d'avoir un parti féministe français et quels sont les enjeux qui l'accompagne. Les références entendues dans l'épisode : Eiffel de Martin Bourboulon (2021)Mathilde Saliou “L'heure est-elle venue de créer un parti féministe?”, Slate (2018)L'association “Choisir la cause femmes”Un homme et une femme de Claude Lelouch (1966)Flo Kennedy, "The Feminist Party Street Walks", Harvard Radcliff University (2020)Des listes féministes vont se présenter aux élections européennes de 2014 sous le nom “Féministes pour une Europe solidaire”. Caroline de Haas, qui est notamment à l'initiative de cette candidature, est elle-même tête de liste en Île-de-France. Initiative féministe (Feministiskt initiativ) est un parti politique suédois féministe fondé en avril 2005.Le Women's Equality Party est un parti politique féministe créé au Royaume-Uni en 2015. Le parti a été créé par Catherine Mayer et Sandi Toksvig lors du Women of the World Festival, lorsqu'elles ont conclu qu'il était nécessaire qu'un parti fasse campagne pour l'égalité femme-homme. Véronique Molinari, « The Women's Equality Party: And Everything Old is New Again… », Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique (2018)J.R Thorpe, “6 Feminist Political Parties You Should Know”, Bustle (2015)Marie-Cécile Navès, "La Démocratie Féministe", Calmann-Levy (2020)Iron Jawed Angels de Katja von Garnier (2004)La National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) (Association nationale pour le suffrage des femmes américaines) était une association américaine de promotion du droit de vote des femmes, créée en février 1890. Mrs America de Dahvi Waller (2020)The Glorias de Julie Taymor (2020)The Feminist Initiative de Liv Weisberg (2009)Y, le dernier homme de Aida Croal et Michael Green (2021)Naomi Alderman, “Le Pouvoir”, Calmann-Levy (2018)Bernard Quiriny, “Les assoiffées”, Seuil (2010)L'épisode “20 heures pile” du podcast Transfert de Slate.fr. Déborah Lévy, “Etat des lieux”, Éditions du Sous-Sol (2021)Quoi de Meuf est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes. Rédaction en chef : Clémentine Gallot. Journaliste chroniqueuse : Rachel Garrat-Valcarcel. Montage et mixage par Laurie Galligani. Prise de son par Adrien Beccaria à l'Arrière Boutique. Générique réalisé par Aurore Meyer Mahieu. Réalisation et coordination : Cassandra de Carvalho et Mathilde JoninSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Cette semaine, c'est Makaya McCraven, musicien incontournable de la scène jazz actuelle qui nous livre ce patrimoine immatériel.Comme son père, Stephen McCraven, compagnon de route d'Archie Shepp, Makaya est batteur. Également producteur, ses premiers disques sortent à la fin des années 2000. En 2018, Universal Beings, disque choral assoit sa notoriété et sa relecture du dernier disque de Gil Scott Heron, rebaptisé "We're New Again" touche en plein coeur les mélomanes. Le voici de retour avec Deciphering The Message. 18 ans après Madlib, Makaya est invité à revisiter la catalogue du prestigieux label de jazz Blue Note. Un disque dans lequel il convoque différentes époques du label dans une même salle de concert. Le batteur et producteur était en tournée en France , l'occasion d'une virée dans ses oreilles.TracklistGil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven - I'm New Here Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - The Egyptian Agnès Zsigmondi - LullabyStephen Mccraven - Wooley The Newt Kolinda - Kantáta James Brown - Funky Drummer Fela Anikulapo Kuti - A Gentleman Archie Shepp - Goin' Home The Roots - Respond React Yusef Lateef - Love Theme from 'spartacus' / The Plum Blossom Tony Williams - Solo Drums Ahmad Jamal Trio - I Love Music Nas - The World Is Yours Madlib - Montara Pete Rock - Pete's Jazz Outkast - Prototype/ Hey Ya! /My Favorite Things Miles Davis - Spanish Key Makaya McCraven feat. Joel Ross, Dezron Douglas, Tomeka Reid, Brandee Younger - A Queen's Intro/Makaya McCraven - Slice Of The Top / Frank's Tune aka “De'Jeff's Tune"Khruangbin - White Gloves Joel Ross - 3-1-2 Nubya Garcia - Source Joe Henderson - Power To The People Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Cette semaine, c'est Makaya McCraven, musicien incontournable de la scène jazz actuelle qui nous livre ce patrimoine immatériel.Comme son père, Stephen McCraven, compagnon de route d'Archie Shepp, Makaya est batteur. Également producteur, ses premiers disques sortent à la fin des années 2000. En 2018, Universal Beings, disque choral assoit sa notoriété et sa relecture du dernier disque de Gil Scott Heron, rebaptisé "We're New Again" touche en plein coeur les mélomanes. Le voici de retour avec Deciphering The Message. 18 ans après Madlib, Makaya est invité à revisiter la catalogue du prestigieux label de jazz Blue Note. Un disque dans lequel il convoque différentes époques du label dans une même salle de concert. Le batteur et producteur était en tournée en France , l'occasion d'une virée dans ses oreilles.TracklistGil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven - I'm New Here Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - The Egyptian Agnès Zsigmondi - LullabyStephen Mccraven - Wooley The Newt Kolinda - Kantáta James Brown - Funky Drummer Fela Anikulapo Kuti - A Gentleman Archie Shepp - Goin' Home The Roots - Respond React Yusef Lateef - Love Theme from 'spartacus' / The Plum Blossom Tony Williams - Solo Drums Ahmad Jamal Trio - I Love Music Nas - The World Is Yours Madlib - Montara Pete Rock - Pete's Jazz Outkast - Prototype/ Hey Ya! /My Favorite Things Miles Davis - Spanish Key Makaya McCraven feat. Joel Ross, Dezron Douglas, Tomeka Reid, Brandee Younger - A Queen's Intro/Makaya McCraven - Slice Of The Top / Frank's Tune aka “De'Jeff's Tune"Khruangbin - White Gloves Joel Ross - 3-1-2 Nubya Garcia - Source Joe Henderson - Power To The People See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is an audio transfer of Sunday's live stream. Click the link to watch the live video unedited: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjT8a8kaTIE Bread and butter: (1:08:15) We're back with two weeks of news!- (1:08:15) In Memoriam- (1:14:48) Last Week- (1:31:41) Comics- (1:48:12) Adaptations- (1:55:48) Misc.- (2:06:30) TrailersMain Course: (2:29:27) Comparing the Y: The Last Man comic to the showPersonal LinksKaiju Ramen Magazine: https://www.kaijuramenmagazine.com/ Ryan on Downright Annoyed - The Grand Budapest Hotel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faktEHtp_fA&t=109sBen's Latest - What's Old is New Again: https://www.oldschoolgamermagazine.com/whats-old-is-new-again/ From The NetworkFake Nerds Watch - What If…? Ep. 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXTHB826weY Fake Nerds Watch - Star Trek: Lower Decks Ep. 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3Ek3wdI-LA Conver-Station with Christian Renteria: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/with-christian-renteria-movie-pit-podcast/id1559081863?i=1000534780427 Basement Arcade: Pause Menu - PS5 Showcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtruS4PJWck&t=7sBasement Arcade: Pause Menu - Alysai AU Discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rXZJ3i0EFg  Fake Nerds Watch - Star Trek: Lower Decks Ep. 5 + Star Trek Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtruS4PJWck&t=7sAnimation Station - Adventure Time: Obsidian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq9QWXKEpMs&t=1375sFNP Masks by Crafted by Zhttps://www.instagram.com/craftedbyz/https://www.etsy.com/shop/craftedbyzShow LinksWebsite: http://www.fakenerdpodcast.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTS1ndSguLHfbkQTnHHFNw/featuredPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/fakenerdpodcastTeepublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/fakenerdpodTags: #FakeNerdPod #FNBookClub #BreadandButter #YTheLastMan #Yorick #Matrix #Hawkeye #MatrixResurrection #LostBoys #Batman #IDW #DiamondDistribution #Batgirls #DCComics #Vertigo #MarvelComics #OldManLogan #MichaelKWilliams #NormMcDonald★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Dinner with Jay Z or $500K? (0:00), Miami trip recap (6:00), Our unbiased take on Drake's “Certified Lover Boy” (17:10), Kanye's unreleased song “Life of the Party” with Andre 3000 and Chris Brown's “lost” verse on “New Again,” (42:00), Darren's take on Dababy's Freestyle run (49:15), stripclub etiquette (1:05:20), Trick Daddy likes WHAT?! (1:17:10), and more! Follow us on Spotify & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts to rate us 5 stars and let us know how you like it! Feel free to leave comments on music you want us to listen to and talk about. Podcast IG: @Canyouspeakupmarkpod Mark 's Twitter/Instagram: @Marklsworld Darren's Instagram: @darren.creary Email: canyouspeakupmarkpod@gmail.com

On the 201st episode of Audioface:REVIEWS: "Donda" by Kanye West, "Screen Violence" by CHVRCHES, and "How Long Do You Think It's Gonna Last?" by Big Red Machine.New Singles: "family ties" by Baby Keem with Kendrick Lamar, "Peer Pressure EP" by Ray Vaughn, "Meanwhile EP" by Gorillaz, and "You Can Do It" by CaribouThe baby from Nirvana's Nevermind cover is grown up and wants to sue. The Donda review, with a special comment from Audioface regular guest Annie. Fallout from the Donda rollout, including his Stem Player gadget, bringing Marilyn Manson and DaBaby into the fold, his ongoing one-sided beef with Drake, and an update on his name change. The Screen Violence review. Anderson .Paak proves he listens to Audioface. The How Long review. Olivia Rodrigo credits Paramore for her similar sounding song, R. Kelly has no buyers for his music catalog, Grimes insists she's not boyfriend Elon Musk's cheerleader, and Lil Nas X returns to Taco Bell. ---SUPPORT AUDIOFACE!Subscribe to this podcast (or Follow on Spotify) so you don't miss new episodes on Mondays. Tell some friends about this show to keep it growing! We appreciate it, and you.Keep up with Audioface's 2021 Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5Gm0rc9gByK4idEhZw6oRu?si=a28c212ddf014641Reach out to us: https://twitter.com/audiofacepod/https://intsagram.com/audiofacepod/https://www.youtube.com/audiofacepod?sub_confirmation=1For advertising opportunities, email info (at) syndicate23 (dot) co

Episode 19 - New Again with Andy Leigh Ptacek On Today's episode I had the pleasure to interview Andy Leigh Ptacek. Andy is a best selling author, entrepreneur of 13 + years, national speaker, community builder, experience creator, and Certified Chistian Life Coach helping women break free from autopilot so they can confidently step into a purposeful, God-aligned life!  She shared her story on how the word “cancer” turned her world 360 degrees into a more meaningful, purposeful life and taught her how to turn all obstacles into opportunities.      If you enjoy this episode, please let us know by leaving a 5 star review on the Podcast App (iTunes).   If you have any suggestions on a topic you would like to hear on this podcast or  for more information you can visit us at www.claritaescalante.com    Connect with Andy Instagram: @andythenewgirl Facebook:  Andy Ptacek Complimentary Mind, Body & Spirit Workbook: https://andythenewgirl.com/resources/mind-body-spirit/ Renew You 1-on-1 Program: https://andythenewgirl.com/renew-you/ Personal Coaching: https://andythenewgirl.com/personal-coaching/

New and NotableRecovery Doll – Steve ConteSmile - Dany Laj and The LooksWhere Have You Been – Kerosene StarsWhy - Stoeckel & PenaDried Cherry Blossoms - The Sun Sawed in ½I Couldn't Stop at Five, More New and NotableEvery Time I – The ReflectorsThe Comedian - Empty City SquaresRunaround - Stephen's RuinCul-De-Sac - Hayley and the CrushersWe're Takin' Off - Tommy And The RocketsSounds of SummerForever – The Explorer's ClubCan´t Wait Till The Summer Comes - Ronnie MayorSummer Rain – DolourRide – The WondermintsSunshiny Daydream – SplitsvilleWhat's Old is New Again, New from the ArchivesTears Little Darlin' – Ray PaulAll Excited – The RubinoosTalkin' Bout Girl - True HeartsLies – The LastAutomatic – Off Broadway USAFeatured Artist- Paul Collins Beat- The Beat – 1979, Side 2Work-A-Day World- Paul Collins BeatU.S.A. - Paul Collins Beat Let Me Into Your Life- Paul Collins Beat Working Too Hard- Paul Collins Beat You And I- Paul Collins Beat Look But Don't Touch- Paul Collins Beat

This week, Erroll and Jason discuss Nintendo winning a lawsuit, Sony reiterating the importance of Japanese developers, and the Japan developed games they'd like to see at E3 2021. Host: Erroll Maas @ErrollM on Twitter www.errollmaaswriting.wordpress.com Co-Host: Jason Courtar @Shin_Megane_kun on Twitter Podcast Twitter: @infromjapan Podcast email: infromjapan@gmail.com Parallax Media: www.parallaxmedia.one Timestamps: 0:00 Housekeeping 1:00 What We've Been Playing: Erroll: EDF World Brothers, Dragon Quest 1, Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood , Super Bomberman R Online , Monster Hunter Stories (mobile) || Jason: Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir, FF7: First Soldier 22:12 J-List 30:51 Recommended Content:  It's Okay to Be Hyped for E3 by Arlo Tales of Djungarian Hamster Makes You Collect Weird Hamsters by Jenni Lada, Siliconera Dark Souls Helps My Mental Health But I Don't Know Why by Chris Morris, GameSpot How an Aspiring Actor Accidentally Became Resident Evil's Lady Dimitrescu by Patrick Klepek, Vice Mike Toole Presents: A Crash Course in Godzilla Cartoons by Mike Toole, Anime News Network Preview: What's Old is New Again in Samurai Warriors 5 by Graham Russell, Siliconera NEO: The World Ends With You Is Cool As Hell And Cheesy In A Good Way by Michael Higham, GameSpot  ESSAY: Berserk's Journey of Acceptance Over 30 Years of Fandom by Peter Fobian, Crunchyroll Sailor Moon Eternal Review – All the Iconic Notes But Still Feels Short by Kate Sánchez 32:46 News Rundown 32:46 Bad-ish News 42:37 In Other News 1:22:45 Main Topic: What we'd like to see during E3 2021 Intro: Dance With me - City Pop & Funk Type Beat by Dayz Musiq: https://youtu.be/4y-GD57PBjU Outro: Daybreak 8-bit Community by DontGoChinaTownMe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIvqgT2rC3Y Background Music: Anime Vibes | Kawaii, Chill, Happy, Fun | Vlog No Copyright Free Music | Music To Study, Relax To: https://youtu.be/jmuJp29d57Q    

A chat with Laura, Jeff H, Joel, and Scott of Duende as well as fans Renee, Jeanette, Dany, Sarah, Ryan, Lauren, Kate, Steve, Jeff M, Ben, and Matthew. We did the round table with the fans to get their stories of discovery with Duende. We shared the love of Duende music and the community that they create through their shows and associations with other bands. Ultimately with Duende you become part of a large and loving extended family that loves to dance. Finally, we explored the controversy surrounding the mighty pineapple. Duende LinksCheck out Duende’s Music on BandcampFollow Duende on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Youtube Fans With Bands LinksSubscribe to Fans With Bands on your favorite podcast service such as Apple, Google, Youtube, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Audible, Amazon Music or Stitcher.  Be sure to rate the show and please send us feedback. We would love to hear from you. You can also follow Fans With Bands on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and InstagramFor samplings of music by artists featured on Fans With Bands, drop by our playlist on SpotifySupport the podcast by becoming a Patreon subscriberChat with Duende - Show Notes - Duende DiscoveryI picked on Renee first to hear her Duende discovery story. She couldn’t pinpoint when, where, or how she became a fan, but it was an undeniable force. The Duende trance created by the music ignited Renee’s interest. Yet it was the band and how they love and appreciate their fans that transformed Renee into a lifelong fan. The immediate draw for Lauren was Scott (Duende bassist and her husband). With a laugh, she added that she was glad the rest of the band kept her on. Laura (Duende drummer) mentioned that they always have fun together on the road.Sarah is in the band catl with her husband Jamie who hail from Toronto, Detroit is the perfect launching point for tours across North America. In 2006, Sarah met Duende when they played a show together at the Painted Lady Lounge in Hamtramck. Sarah loved the energy of the music. In particular, Sarah being a drummer herself admires the powerful playing of Laura. They have remained friends ever since.Also hailing from Canada are Jeanette and Dany who make up the band Dany Laj and The Looks. They met Duende via a show they played with them at PJ’s Lager House in Detroit. This was roughly six months after Sarah had met Duende. It was Dany and Jeanette’s first time in Detroit. Jeff H (guitars/vocals) and Laura invited Dany and Jeanette to stay at their home. Between the love of Duende’s music and their hospitality, they became great friends.Jeanette and Dany enjoyed Jeff and Laura’s company so much, they have dropped in after shows in Detroit. They even turned down a vacation in Florida during the winter to stay with Jeff and Laura. Clearly the beautiful souls in Duende are strong attractors.Even More Duende DiscoveryThe first time Ryan saw Duende he remembers with nostalgia, was at Club Bart in Ferndale (which closed in 2011). It was a “DuendesDay” and it made a lasting impression. Ryan explained that like other pivotal artists he enjoys, hearing Duende was a shock to the system. As Ryan explains the music is sonically dense requiring many listens and teaches you to appreciate it along the way.Kate’s first exposure to Duende was at the Cadieux Cafe when her Trio (Kate Hinote Trio)  performed with them on a show. She remembers one last impression was that the music was loud (in a good way). Later Duende asked Kate if she would perform on one of their songs. After many shows and dance parties, Kate is still in love with the band.Matthew is a newbie to Duende having first seen them just before the pandemic. Matthew was playing keyboards for the Algebra Mothers who were on the same bill with Duende. Matthew talked with Jeff H between sets and found that Jeff had listened to another band that Matthew has been part of for many years. The musical connection and synchronicity made for a new friendship along this strange and winding road of life.Whipping Out the Cool CardWhipping out the cool card was Jeff M who saw Duende at their second show ever in 2006 at Jacoby’s. Jeff met Duende at about the same time he was beginning his work as a music writer. He has many Ideas Adrift shall we say. He felt like their paths were entwined from the start. Over the course of time, they have developed into great friends and mutual fans.Ryan turned Ben on to Duende. A couple of years ago, Ben along with Ryan in his band Ryan Dillaha and The Miracle Men played with Duende at a show in Toronto. The experience was fun and solidified Ben’s appreciation for the band. In fact, he’s been listening to Duende so much that their music is starting to influence his own songwriting. The power of Duende, ole!Finally Steve was introduced to Duende through Scott and his wife Lauren. He thinks Duende is highly underrated. He loves their cool laid back sounds. On top of that, Steve said the band has a great name. We agree. Ole!That one time at a Duende ShowJeff M commented about how much fun it is to be at a Duende show. Obviously, we are all fans of the band and while their music is great, Jeff hit on a key aspect. Their live shows are supernatural.Dany recalls the story of Duende playing with catl at the Dakota Tavern on New Year’s eve. Apparently there is a video of a guy in a monkey suit who gets on stage with Jeff H. The monkey was in fact the DJ at this Duende rock fest. The monkey was also Dr. Swankenstein’s alter-ego named Coco-Bongo. He played piano with Duende while sporting a fez. We all immediately thought that Joel (Duende guitarist) should have a fez. Actually, Joel was surprised he does not own a fez. If you are looking for a gift for Joel, there you go.The Duende NeighborhoodAnother insight from Jeff M is that as fans go to shows, they are pulled into the Duende neighborhood. The music, the performance, and the warm embracing nature of the band gives you a sense of community. Add in a fan base that welcomes everyone with open arms and it becomes easy to settle into the neighborhood.The OptiganAs we talked about the community around Duende, Dany shared a story of the Optigan. He and Jeanette were staying over at Jeff H and Laura’s. Dany mentioned over morning coffee that in all the times they have stayed over, he had never seen the band’s practice space at Jeff and Laura’s house. Loaded up with coffee they descend into the Duende magical music factory. Here Dany saw the Optigan. Jeff explained that it is an organ that uses optical discs to play sounds. Basically a precursor to samplers. Jeff’s friend Matt V had bought it years ago and left it. They had been trying over the years to get it back to him in New York.Dany thought that it probably would fit in their van. After some quick van Tetris, the Optigan was loaded up. Dany arranged with Matt V to pick up the Optigan. After hanging out post show, Matt mentioned that he wanted to record with Dany and Jeanette. The end result is their album Everything New is New Again.Because of the Duende community and a visit to their magic music factory, Dany Laj and the Looks recorded a great album. Sadly, the Optigan did not make it on to the recording. We can only wonder as to what cosmic tones the Optigan is singing today.Duende and the Detroit MythRenee brought up a great point about the community of Duende includes many of the great Detroit bands that they jam with. Bands like The Muggs, The Beggars, and Ryan Dillaha and the Miracle Men. I wondered what the members of Duende think about the myth of Detroit music. It seems that most stories of Detroit music focus on the past and not necessarily the present.Joel replied that it is difficult to really gage the scene of current Detroit music as there is so much going on all the time. When we could play shows, there were a ton of options. It is difficult to see the present, yet easy to view the past.Jeff H added that the myths of Detroit grow over time. What may have seemed like a golden age where in reality brief bursts of musical glory. The MC5 or The Stooges were brief, yet impactful aspects of Detroit music mythology. That mythology leads to a radiation that lends a bit of cred to the bands who continue to originate from the city.Dany hit upon a great notion that the myth of Detroit music is really a soul of the city that oozes rock and roll. That impacts the music that is made here and draws touring bands here to feel that vibe. Sarah agreed that they sought out Detroit to connect with Jim Diamond. Adding that there are only a few cities like Detroit, and Memphis which generate that blue collar gritty rock feeling.Bands With CatsSarah asked about Sonny the Cat. Evidently everyone on the call has cats. The cats were out and part of the show. Sarah shared a story where after a show at PJ’s, all the bands sat around and talked about their cats. The more we talked, the more we found that nearly all the fans also have cats. A new spin off series called Bands With Cats is in the works.Duende and PineappleYou’ll have to tap into the last bit of the show to learn about the origins of Duende’s band name. It is a compelling story. A story that is mesmerizing, if you will.To wrap things up, we dove into controversy: Pineapple or no pineapple on pizza? In this episode, nearly everyone was into pineapple on pizza, with the exception of myself and Joel. We are firmly on the savory side. Go ahead and grab a slice of pizza. Then go back and listen to this great episode featuring Duende and their fans. Ole!

View the full show notes on Google Docs here: http://bit.ly/3cpvlJc 2020 BLS/ACLS Guideline Changes Merchant RM, Topjian AA, Panchal AR, et al. Part 1: Executive summary: 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. Circulation. Published October 21, 2020. Accessed January 20, 2021. https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIR.0000000000000918 Highlights of the 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and ECC. American Heart Association. Published 2020. Accessed January 20, 2021. https://cpr.heart.org/-/media/cpr-files/cpr-guidelines-files/highlights/hghlghts2020eccguidelinesenglish.pdf Edelson DP, Sasson C, Chan PS, et al. Interim Guidance for Basic and Advanced Life Support in Adults, Children, and Neonates with Suspected or Confirmed COVID-19: From the Emergency Cardiovascular Care Committee and Get with The Guidelines-Resuscitation Adult and Pediatric Task Forces of the American Heart Association. 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Accessed January 20, 2021. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19235496/ Trivia Question: Send answers to 2viewcast@gmail.com Please note that for this month, if you get the trivia question correct, you will win 20% off any CCME course you want. That's right, ANY CCME course you want. You can buy it for yourself or give it to a friend - it's your 20% off. So, download and listen to the episode for the question! Please email us your guesses at 2viewcast@gmail.com, that's the number 2, view, cast @gmail.com and tell us who you want to give a shout-out to.

Pop Cult Pod is back baby! This ain't your daddy's awards show, we give awards to movies before they even come out. In other words, we're previewing the year ahead with just about every film covered in detail, some of the big games to know about and the tv series to check out in 2021. Not only is it comprehensive it also has some amazing guests from definitely Liam Neeson to Monsters and Ghosts. So gear up, crack a few cans if you want to play the drinking game and watch your host, not Billy Crystal a.k.a. Tom explore the year 2021 so you don't have to. Want to play the drinking game? Drink whenever you hear HBO Max, Disney+, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Brony. Timestamps: 4.00 - Everything Old is New Again (reboots, remakes and things we've seen before) 17.00 - The Award Goes to Award (Most likely to get Awards consideration) 25.40 - Another One! The DJ Khaled Award for Sequels (Movie Sequels Coming this year) 42.25 - As Seen on TV (TV Shows being turned into movies) 50.13 - Video Games We're So Excited for they'll probably be delayed FOREVER 56.52 - The Chosen One to break the Video Game Curse (Video Game Movies) 1.02.25 - This Award is for the Children (Kid's Movies) 1.10.30 - Book 'Em Boys (Movies adapted from Books) 1.16.10 - The O.G.s (Original Films) 1.21.20 - The Will Be Seen on TV Awards (The Biggest Upcoming TV Shows this year) 1.32.15 - Oh The Horror (For this year's horror films) 1.40.52 - Send In The Clowns (Award for Comedy Films) 1.51.24 - Bring it to the House (Award for films coming to streaming) 1.59.25 - Hipster Films You can Tell Your Friend You Watched... (Indie or Smaller Films) 2.06.32 - Martin Scorsese's Soon to be Least Favourite Films (Superhero Film Awards) 2.18.19 - Top 10 Films I'm Most Excited for in 2021 What's your most anticipated movie of the year? *This was recorded the day before many studios shifted their schedule so a few dates are off but the broad strokes are the same. This is the 38th episode of the Pop Cult Pod, catch previous episodes on podcasting apps or right here on Youtube! Get in touch with the pod Instagram.com/popcultpod Facebook.com/popcultcompound Twitter.com/pop_cult_pod popcultpod@gmail.com

I am so grateful to have the honor of Andy Ptacek joining us to share her story. She is pure inspiration to live life intentionally and through a mind, body and spirit experience. Andy is a best selling author, national speaker, community builder, experience creator, and faith based mentor helping women heal their identities so they can live NEW AGAIN. Andy is hosting an event, Renewal Day, April 24, 2021 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Find out all of the details for this life changing event at https://andythenewgirl.com/renewal-day/ Connect with Andy! https://andythenewgirl.com/ https://www.instagram.com/andythenewgirl https://www.facebook.com/AndyTheNewGirl New Girls private Facebook group Thanks for listening and supporting small business and our community! I would love to connect with you at https://www.instagram.com/eventivebrush, in our private Facebook group where we continue the conversation and in our newsletter where we share event planning tips and advice to grow your business and build community. You will receive an email with the "Steps for Planning a Business Event" as soon as you join the party! We would love to hear what resonated with you on this episode! Please share and tag us on Instagram and your feedback will be re-posted! I would truly appreciate your 5 star review and rating so we can continue to grow this podcast and share the stories of entrepreneurs. Thanks for the support! Sarah Brush EVENTive Brush https://www.instagram.com/eventivebrush www.eventivebrush.com

Pastor & Author Terry Bailey is the Senior Minister of Indian Run Christian Church in East Canton Ohio. You can reach Pastor Terry at the Church at (330) 488-2938.  Check out our website too at… www.ChristForEastCanton.com. We are still in the midst of the Corona Virus and Ohio Governor mandated social distancing and mask wearing, but we continue to come together in the sanctuary. In this episode Pastor Terry preaches a message that he's entitled "New Again" and preaches from Isaiah 40:31 and II Corinthians 5:17. We encourage you to share this message with friends and family. This podcast was produced as a volunteer service by Michael Felcyn, Sr. (www.mfelcyn.com)

Dixie and Annie take a holiday break and replay fan favorite, Episode 66: Old is New Again. For Show Notes, head over to: https://designsalvation.com/shownotes To become a Supporting Listener (Become an "Elite Salvationite!"), head over to: https://designsalvation.com/support Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com

Don’t Mess with Bubba, Space Signatures, Coin Conundrum, Paying it Forward, The Great Outdoors and What’s Old is New Again!

Saturday Night Not Live: Si balla? Dipende. Playlist:..1. Cosmic Dancer, T Rex, Electric Warrior, Rhino/Warner Records,1971..2. Someone, Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Someone, Jagjaguwar. 2020..3. Girl Anachronism, The Dresden Dolls, The Dresden Dolls, 8 ft Roadrunner Records, 2003..4. Letter to Hermione, David Bowie, Space Oddity, Philips Records, 1969..5. TKN, Rosalia ft.Travis Scott, TKN, Columbia Records, 2020..6.I'm New Here, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..7. Dancing Shoes, Arctic Monkeys, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, Domino, 2006..8. E Bow The Letter, R.E.M, New Adventures in Hi-Fi, Warner Bros, 1996..9. Lost Souls, H.E.R. feat. DJ Scratch, I Used to Know Her, RCA Records, 2019..10. Siamo Dei, Lucio Dalla, Dalla, RCA, 1980..11. Danza Triste, Figli di Pulcinella, Figli Di Pulcinella, Autoproduzione, 2013..12. Esmeralda, Nathy Peluso, Esmeralda, Autoproduzione, 2017..13. It's A Long Way, Caetano Veloso, Transa, PolyGram/Philips Records, 1972..14. 808, C'Mon Tigre, Racines, BDC, 2019

Saturday Night Not Live: Si balla? Dipende. Playlist:..1. Cosmic Dancer, T Rex, Electric Warrior, Rhino/Warner Records,1971..2. Someone, Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Someone, Jagjaguwar. 2020..3. Girl Anachronism, The Dresden Dolls, The Dresden Dolls, 8 ft Roadrunner Records, 2003..4. Letter to Hermione, David Bowie, Space Oddity, Philips Records, 1969..5. TKN, Rosalia ft.Travis Scott, TKN, Columbia Records, 2020..6.I'm New Here, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..7. Dancing Shoes, Arctic Monkeys, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, Domino, 2006..8. E Bow The Letter, R.E.M, New Adventures in Hi-Fi, Warner Bros, 1996..9. Lost Souls, H.E.R. feat. DJ Scratch, I Used to Know Her, RCA Records, 2019..10. Siamo Dei, Lucio Dalla, Dalla, RCA, 1980..11. Danza Triste, Figli di Pulcinella, Figli Di Pulcinella, Autoproduzione, 2013..12. Esmeralda, Nathy Peluso, Esmeralda, Autoproduzione, 2017..13. It's A Long Way, Caetano Veloso, Transa, PolyGram/Philips Records, 1972..14. 808, C'Mon Tigre, Racines, BDC, 2019

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes The Como Brothers to #ConversationsLIVE to discuss their love of music, the new single NEW AGAIN and what it's been like to stay connected with their fans while dealing with the Coronavirus Pandemic. 

Here's what's new in this episode of the FIT File: - Sea Otter is off...then on...then conflicts?- Pro teams migrate to indoor trainer apps - What could TrainerRoad do to partner with teams this season? - And perhaps SufferFets too? - Strava's "What's Old is New Again" 2020 campaign continues - Wahoo drops price on BOLT - Then Wahoo drops a new BOLT! - Is there actually ebike integration demand? - Garmin drops price on Edge 1030/130/Varia Radar. - GoPro Hero 8 charging door test! Full list of deals: Http://www.dcrainmaker.com/deals --- And on social, you'll find us at: Shane's Twitter: https://twitter.com/gplama Ray's Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcrainmakerblog Pretty please with a cherry on top remember to rate this podcast on iTunes and leave a review! It's like giving us a tip in the tip jar, unless it's a penny. In which case...not so much.

HOME ALONE: Is Bong Joon-ho’s Oscar-scarfing class-battle nerve-twister Parasite really as good as they say? POSTHUMOUS POETICS: There’s another version of Gil Scott-Heron’s final album I’m New Here out. Makaya McCraven jazzes it up into We’re New Again. What are the pros and cons of the collab beyond the grave?MEMOIRS OF SHOEGAZING GENTLEMEN (AND LADIES): What does the vast new compilation C90 tell us about the idyllic, bowlheaded world of pre-Oasis indie pop?Guardian TV and podcasts writer Hannah Verdier and Kate Hodges – bassist and author of Warriors Witches Women: Mythology’s Fiercest Females – join Andrew and Siân to sort it all RIGHT out. Produced and presented by Andrew Harrison and Siân Pattenden. Audio production by Alex Rees. Bigmouth is a Podmasters production. Get every episode of BIGMOUTH a day early, plus the famous EXTRA BIT, when you back us on the crowdfunding platform Patreon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tre dischi di tre batteristi molto diversi uno dall'altro...1. African Snow, Don Karate, Don Karate, Original Cultures, 2020..2. La Classe, Don Karate, Don Karate, Original Cultures, 2020..3. I'm New Here, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..4. New York Is Killing Me, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..5. Me and the Devil, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..6. The Adornment of Time, Tyshawn Sorey and Marilyn Crispell, The Adornment of Time, Pi Recordings, 2019

Tre dischi di tre batteristi molto diversi uno dall'altro...1. African Snow, Don Karate, Don Karate, Original Cultures, 2020..2. La Classe, Don Karate, Don Karate, Original Cultures, 2020..3. I'm New Here, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..4. New York Is Killing Me, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..5. Me and the Devil, Makaya McCrven, Gill Scott Heron We're New Again - a reimagining by Makaya McCraven, XL Recordings, 2020..6. The Adornment of Time, Tyshawn Sorey and Marilyn Crispell, The Adornment of Time, Pi Recordings, 2019

This week Drew continues the conversation from the weekend with one more thing about the importance of serving those we are surrounded by.

We wrap our 'New Again' series. We are looking at what it means to develop some new habits, specifically why it is important to invest in others through serving them.

Peep my new song, “New Again”, part of our mission to post spiritually uplifting and clean music for you and your children. All glory and thanks to the Most High, enjoy!

This week Drew continues the conversation from the weekend with one more thing about the tension we face when we are pursing spiritual growth.

Week 2 of our 3-week series called 'New Again'. We are looking at what it means to develop some new habits, specifically why it is important to pursue discipleship in groups.

We kick off the new year with a short 3-week series called 'New Again'. In week one we look at what it means to develop some new habits, specifically why it is important to worship together with other believers every week.

Have you ever let a challenge or a difficult experience in your life start to define WHO you are and how you see yourself? Our guest today knows a thing or two about that, and she’s now sharing her story in the bestselling book “New Again” in hopes of helping others find new perspective on life, and the inevitable challenges that come with it.   At the peak of the recession, Andy Ptacek co-founded a marketing company. 10 years and a thriving business later, Andy was diagnosed with brain cancer--what her first doctor called “IN-OPERABLE” brain cancer--at just 32 years old with 2 little boys at home.   Understandably, It rocked everything. First, in a scary way. Then, in a grateful way. The journey was agonizing at times, but perspective taught her that she wasn’t damaged. The experience actually grew her self-awareness, her ability to love, her patience, her worldview, and her faith.   The “old Andy” had grown into something new –something better– and she believes we all are capable of this, even without a massively traumatic experience to shake us awake.   In this episode we talk about: Choosing to pivot and why Andy started a business in the middle of a recession What Andy’s battle with brain cancer taught her about priorities and gratitude Learning to be “new again” after a traumatic experience Connect with Andy! instagram.com/andythenewgirl www.andythenewgirl.com Let’s connect! instagram.com/powerhouse_women instagram.com/llindseyschwartz facebook.com/groups/powerhousewomencommunity

Jenna and Chris Simpler chose the Poconos and have invested both significant amounts of money and time in this revitalization – valuing the history, natural beauty and economic opportunities of these mountain communities. The Simpler’s call it “Everything Old is New Again”. Jenna and Chris are a wonderful example of when spouses work together well. You'll fall in love with their visions for making hospitality more inclusive, more sustainable and their passion and commitment to caring for others.

Matt Fazzi, vocalist/guitairst/keyboardist of Rare Futures is the guest on this episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Matt joins us to talk about Rare Futures' live album of their "This Is Your Brain On Love" album, and why the band choose to release a live version of the album a few years later. Matt discusses the plans for Rare Futures and how all aspects of the band is done for a reason, from the bands logo, to the visuals the band uses on their website and more. We also get into how Matt came to join Taking Back Sunday, the process of writing New Again, and the expectations that were placed upon him joining the band and those he had for himself. We talk about how he was given credit for how the album came out, only to be the scapegoat for the perceived failures of the album, and how that affected him. We also break down Ep's VS Full lengths and which is the better way to release music in this current climate. Intro Music: "Worst Thing I've Ever Done" by Rare Futures "Pretty Lights" by Heartsick Show Sponsor: The Bean Bastard (www.thebeanbastard.com) Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/rarefutures www.facebook.com/thebeanbastard www.facebook.com/metalnexus www.facebook.com/brewspeakpod Instagram: @rarefutures, @mattfazzi, @thebeanbastard, @metal.nexus, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Twitter: @rarefutures, @mattfazzi, @metal_nexus, @brewspeakpod, @discussmetaldan, @jbeatty616 Patreon: www.patreon.com/brewspeakpod Website: www.rarefuturesmusic.com www.metalnexus.net Email: Brewtallyspeaking@gmail.com RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE!!

Victories Won! The Power of the Purse Speaks Louder than Words! Best-Selling Author Shaunti Feldhahn: The 30 Day Respect Challenge Celebrities Waiting for Marriage? What's Old is New Again! Going Bonkers? Slip Away for A "Mental Health Break"! Support the show.

We had the opportunity to interview Taking Back Sunday! "If you can't believe that Taking Back Sunday have been around for 20 years, you're not alone, because they can't either. Although the pride of Long Island have had a handful of member changes over the years, the current lineup of the band – vocalist Adam Lazzara, guitarist John Nolan, drummer Mark O'Connell and bassist Shaun Cooper – have all been there since the beginning. From the band's landmark 2002 debut Tell All Your Friends to their most recent full-length, 2016's Tidal Wave, Taking Back Sunday have evolved from a key player in the early 2000s emo scene to a genre-defying rock band who have three gold albums without ever ceasing to push the limitations of their sound. This fact is evidenced on Twenty, a 21-song collection set for release on January 11, 2019 via Craft Recordings that spans all seven of their full-lengths and solidifies them as an act with a catalog that will undoubtedly outlive them. By now you know the basic history of the band, so we thought it'd be apt to look back at the fact that almost none of it happened... “When I joined Taking Back Sunday in 1999, it was the first real band that I had ever been a part of, but it never crossed my mind that I would be doing this twenty years later. When I came in to audition it was just [original vocalist] Antonio [Longo] and [founding TBS guitarist and former Movielife member] Eddie Reyes. Eddie had started enough bands that he was like, 'I know how to do this, I can just call one guy.' But it was a crazy thing. When it started out, there was a lot more likelihood that it would fizzle out in a few months than it would last a few years. I tried out, and basically after we jammed for a couple of hours Eddie was like, 'All right, you're in. You have to get some different equipment though... and I'll sell it to you.' I think he sold me a head and cabinet for $200 [that] had to be worth at least $600.” -John Nolan “My entry into the band is pretty interesting. One day my brother said, 'Hey, my friend is looking for a drummer and he wanted to know if you wanted to try out.' But once I realized he was talking about Eddie, I had second thoughts. I remembered Eddie was the jerk who would yell at me and Shaun and all of our friends in front of Shaun's house when we would hang out there because he would be going to Movielife practice. So I said, 'No, I don't want to play in a band with that guy.' Then maybe two months later Shaun and I were hanging out [with] my mutual friend at a restaurant where Antonio worked and our friend said, 'Yo, my boy needs a drummer for his band if you want to try out.' The first song I heard was 'Go On' and I was like, 'Wow, this definitely has a lot of potential,' so I agreed. On my first tryout I remember walking in and seeing John, Antonio and then guess who's there? Eddie Reyes. I was like, 'Oh, what's up, man? How are you doing?' That was it.” -Mark O'Connell “I didn't know anyone in Taking Back Sunday initially; I just knew who Eddie was because some of the bands from Long Island would play in North Carolina. I had just moved back to Greensboro from Wilmington and I didn't really have anything going on aside from delivering Chinese food, so I really wanted to be playing music. I ended up in a booth with Eddie and Antonio at the after show hangout spot, Waffle House, after an ill-fated Sons Of Abraham show and heard they needed a bass player for their new project. They said, 'Yeah, you should come up.' A couple of weeks later me and my friend Chris drove his 1988 Honda Accord up to New York, I tried out and then drove back. A few weeks later I got a call from Eddie [who] said, 'If you want to do this, we have some shows coming up.' So I flew to Long Island and never came back. Looking back now it's funny because I was like, 'I'm moving to New York, it's going to be so sick.' Then I moved to Long Island and it was kind of a bummer. It was just like North Carolina... only way more crowded.” -Adam Lazzara “Mark and I have played in bands together as long as we’ve known each other, which is over 30 years. When he joined Taking Back Sunday, I begged him to get me a bass audition. At first Mark told me that since I was so unreliable in our previous bands that he couldn’t vouch for me, so I got serious, enrolled in night classes at a local college and tried to get my act together. About a month later, Mark noticed a change but sadly some kid from North Carolina was ditching everything he knew to move to New York to play bass in the band. Adam was a good bass player but he had a manic, magnetic energy on stage that everyone in the crowd was captivated by. Suddenly Antonio was out and Eddie made Adam put down the bass and grab a microphone. Mark got me a tryout for the band December 26, 2000. I played along to the demo day and night, made myself fall in love with those songs and played my first show at our friend's house a few days later on New Year’s Eve.” -Shaun Cooper The rest is history. Taking Back Sunday may have started out like most of their peers by playing local shows and recording demos; however, unlike most of those peers they went on to sign to a major label, tour alongside Linkin Park and become international superstars. That said, they still speak of the band's early days as if they just happened yesterday. “I'll never forget, we played Ground Zero in Long Island in 2001 and it was the first show we played where people were singing along and going crazy. It was a tiny place that held 100 people but you could sense something had changed,” Lazzara recalls. “After the show I remember we carried some equipment back to John's car and we were sitting in it just not saying anything. We were just thinking, 'that was the best thing ever.' I was starry-eyed and staring into space; I couldn't believe that just happened.” Nolan concurs, adding, “Even after the band got a lot bigger and did things that were a lot more impressive, that moment was really huge because you could tell something was happening. Everyone was going nuts and that really stands out to me as being one of the defining moments of Taking Back Sunday.” Twenty is a celebration not only of those career-defining moments but of the landmark albums that chronicle the band's story: 2002's Tell All Your Friends, 2004's Where You Want To Be, 2006's Louder Now, 2009's New Again, 2011's Taking Back Sunday, 2014's Happiness Is and 2016's Tidal Wave, all of which are represented on this collection. Whether your introduction to the band was singing along to “A Decade Under The Influence” in a sweaty club or hearing “MakeDamnSure” or “Sink Into Me” on the radio, Twenty is a look back at some of the highlights from this unlikely group of musical misfits. Additionally, fans will be able to hear two newly recorded songs, “All Ready To Go” and “A Song For Dan,” which hint at the direction that Taking Back Sunday are heading in the coming years. Musical legacy aside, ultimately what's most impressive is the fact that after two decades and countless successes, Taking Back Sunday have managed to preserve that initial spark that excited them as teenagers. That fact alone is one worth celebrating, so turn it up and listen loud." For more info, visit TakingBackSunday.com We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/

Listen to Pastor Dave Spate in the final sermon of the New Again series.

In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to sound artist Martyn Ware (@martynware), music producer and founding member of both Human League & Heaven 17. Martyn co-curated ReAnimate, an exhibition of sound spread over several rooms of the National Portrait Gallery where several artists were invited to create sound portraits, as part of the Late Shift Extra events. For The National Trust’s One and All project Martyn created What Does the Sea Say?, an interactive soundscape housed within a typical British beach hut.  Although recordings were made by the sea, this work travelled around the UK. Martyn’s latest creation is an urban soundscape is entitled; Everything Old is New Again which accompanied the visual experience of the Forest of Imagination in Bath during the summer of 2019, where statements made by the old were read aloud by the young and vice versa (a link for which is found below). https://soundcloud.com/martynware/everything-old-is-new-again-stereo-binaural For more information of Martyn’s sound installations, past and present visit; www.illustriouscompany.co.uk   Martyn is touring throughout 2019 with Heaven 17   For full line up of confirmed artists go to www.mizogart.com Email: podcast@mizogart.com Social Media: @mizogart  

Listen to Pastor David Friesen in the first sermon of the New Again series.

In episode 49, we explore some of the issues brought to light by the recent devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris and the immediate philanthropic response. Including:   -Does the Notre Dame response demonstrate there is untapped philanthropic potential out there? -Why will people respond so readily to a damaged building, but ongoing efforts to address issues of human poverty and suffering remain hard to fundraise for? -Does this story illustrate that philanthropy is inherently irrational? If so, what should our conclusion be? -What is it about the Notre Dame disaster that has brought about such an unprecedented response? -Should we be grateful to the mega-donors who have pledged millions to Notre Dame, or ask what they are getting in return in terms of social status and legitimacy? -Do we need to scrutinise the source of wealth of these mega-donors, and whether they have paid their fair share of tax, and balance this against their desire to do good through giving? -If we agree that rebuilding Notre Dame constitutes a public good, should the French government pay for it through taxation and public spending? -Is it right for mega-donors to get tax breaks on their gifts to Notre Dame? Should they even get bigger tax breaks, as some have suggested? -What lessons can we take from this story for the wider debates about philanthropy?     Related Content -My mammoth Twitter thread on Notre Dame (and a nice one-page version) -The "Criticisms of Philanthropy" chapter from my book Public Good by Private Means -Another extract from my book, about Arts & Culture philanthropy -"Everything Old is New Again", Alliance Magazine -TAXING QUESTIONS: WHAT DO RUTGER BREGMAN'S DAVOS CRITICISMS MEAN FOR PHILANTHROPY?, CAF Giving Thought Blog -Meet The Philanthropists: A good pint - the brewing industry’s race to give -Previous Giving Thought podcast on "Is Philanthropy Rational?" -Neil Evans 1982 paper "Urbanisation, Elite Attitudes & Philanthropy in Cardiff 1850-1914"

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Prophecy given through Prophetess Barbara Williams Make Room for the New / The Old is New Again

Prophecy given through Prophetess Barbara Williams Make Room for the New / The Old is New Again

Prophecy given through Prophetess Barbara Williams Make Room for the New / The Old is New Again

Victories Won! The Power of the Purse Speaks Louder than Words! Best-Selling Author Shaunti Feldhahn: The 30 Day Respect Challenge Celebrities Waiting for Marriage? What's Old is New Again! Going Bonkers? Slip Away for A "Mental Health Break"! Support the show.

Highlights of Episode 230 "Hit The Gym with a Strength Coach" Segment Rob Wilson (Head Coach, PSE Pro Breathe, Co-creator of The Art of Breathe Workshops) We spoke about: How breathing effects movement, performance, and state Don’t Be a baby CO2 tolerance test Nasal Breathing Carbon Dioxide Breathing for Performance The Art of Breath Clinics   The StrengthCoach.com Coaches Corner with Coach BoyleWe talked about: The thread "Views on PRI" The thread"Ten Sprint Facts Revisited" His lecture "Speed- Everything Old is New Again"   The Business of Fitness with Results Fitness University Rachel Cosgrove discusses "Understanding Who Your Target Market Is"   The Functional Movement Systems Segment Jon Torine discusses "Return to Play Part 3"   NEW SEGMENT- TrainHeroic "Data Driven Coaching Segment" Adam Dawdy is with Tim Robinson to discuss Tim's experience with "Athlete Monitoring"     

In this episode, Andy and Frank talk to David Langer of Data Science Dojo. Links Sponsor: Audible.com (http://audibletrial.com/datadriven) – Get a free audio book when you sign up for a free trial! Sponsor: Enterprise Data & Analytics (http://entdna.com) Grant Cardone (https://grantcardone.com/) Data Science Dojo (https://datasciencedojo.com/) Notable Quotes Shoutout to Darren Lacy (http://datadriven.tv/darren-lacey-making-jump-data-science-bi-disneyland-geeks/)  ([4:45]) Frank and Andy know people… ([8:00]) “Everything Old is New Again,” and data integration ([15:00]) “ Unicorns (https://www.audible.com/pd/Science-Technology/Unicorns-Among-Us-Audiobook/B00NSXNRAG) do not exist.” ([21:30]) There are no brakes on the F Train. ([26:00]) “Data slepps for no one.” ([26:30]) Dave’s data addiction ([32:55]) “I am a first-class nerd.” ([36:30]) Movie reference The Matrix (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0133093/) ([39:45]) Movie reference: Fight Club (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0137523/) ([40:15]) “You gotta pay the data forward.” ([40:30])

Why hello there ghouls and goblins and welcome to another fun-filled episode of Nic, Tys and Videotape! We're kicking off another new segment this week and this time it's "Everything Old is New Again", a segment that gives us the opportunity to take a look at a remake and the original that spawned it! What better way to get us started than to develop a taste for flesh with DAWN OF THE DEAD, the 1978 original and 2004 remake! Did Zack Snyder accidentally make his best movie? Just exactly where does George A Romero get his stock music from? Would we brave a horde of zombies if our pets were in danger? All this and more as we revel in the blood, gut and gore flowing through these two distinctive versions of DAWN OF THE DEAD! But this isn't the longest episode yet on Nic, Tys and Videotape for nothing. We're also filling up that timer with our regular segments Talkin' Trailers, What Did You Watch This Week?, Crossing The Streams, and we discuss some brand new theme music in our MAILBAG segment. As always here are the ways to get in touch with us if you would like to suggest a film for us to talk about, or to ask a question to be featured in our MAILBAG segment: Facebook - www.facebook.com/nictysvideotape Twitter - @nictysvideotape Email - nictysandvideotape@gmail.com and don't forget to RATE/REVIEW us on iTunes so we can get the word out and keep building this ace community of movie lovers all over the world!!! You can also subscribe to Nic, Tys and Videotape on YouTube by visiting the following link (if you're into that kind of thing):  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaus3hn3D8WfTxeOC_07zZA Thanks as always to Jac D for our artwork and Zac for our rockin' theme music. NEXT WEEK!!! It's back to our regularly scheduled programming as we talk the movie that won the great battle of the Magician Movies of 2006, THE PRESTIGE! We'll be digging through the fan theories and internet think-pieces to get to the bottom of this Christopher Nolan thriller, while pondering how many old-timey hats were discarded during the production (...also budgies). Bye for now!

This week we're wrapping things up with a ton of stories from YOU! We’re talking Home, Retro Tech, Cookies, Vacation, Fear, Disney Renaissance, Coffee, Theatre, Nickelodeon, Manners, Drunk, Superman, 90s, Ghosts, Everything Old is New Again, Harry Potter, Cats and Dogs, Mythology, Politics, Christmas, Fitness, Doctor Who, Robots, College, Tabletop, Retro Futurism, Chocolate, Back to the Future, and a few other odds and ends.

This week we're talking about how Everything Old is New Again. We’ll stick a quarter in the News Box to talk about all the reboots coming your way. We’ll flip on the Idiot Box to watch some classic comedians try their own reboot. Then we’ll open the Music Box to talk about one of Bill’s favorite songs. We’ll both hop on the Soap Box to decide once and for all if nostalgia is worth your time. Finally we’ll answer some questions you submitted through the Idea Box.

Old songs, particularly the good ones, have a way of hanging around. Catchy "hooks" become the basis for a whole new song, as you'll hear in several of these tracks. Then again, the original versions of other were so popular, or so tapped into the zeitgeist, they've become ingrained in every generation to come after them. And then there are the classics, the songs we've been singing for decades, so they remain a part of the current consciousness, but unless given a "freshening," would be unpalatable on a club floor. It's the cycle of things; songs come, songs go, and some songs come back for a second, third, fourth, and more, round. In this go round, you'll find songs from George Michael; LIPPS, Inc.; Chic; Mike Oldfield (a name you may never have expected to hear in conjunction with a dance set); Faithless, Darude, Georgio Moroder, Stars on 45 (Yes! Stars on 45, can you believe it?); the Michael Zager Band; Everything But the Girl; Diana Ross; Aretha Franklin, and even Elvis. As I picked these tracks, I kept smiling and flashing back to the first time I'd heard them (yeah, I'm that old). It's been a fun walk down memory lane for me, and an even more fun notion thinking of how I'll drop each of these into a live set. Why? Well, not only because I can, but really, because they're that good and that fun! So, here you go, a collection of new remixes of some great songs dating back over the past 30 years, proving once again, that Everything Old is New Again!

What was Old is New Again. A Meeting of Art and Scholarship | Conference Fri, 21.11.2008 – Sun, 23.11.2008 Modern day Chinese, believers or not, derive their "picture" of Christianity from copies of Medieval and Renaissance ecclesiastical paintings inserted in books on the Bible as illustrations. These artworks constitute a vital medium for introducing Christianity to China. Every religion, political ideology, philosophy, and scientific theory embodies a set of structured beliefs. These belief systems maintain a symbiotic liaison with the arts. Throughout history, communal beliefs have relied on music, theater, painting, and dance in order to propagate accepted doctrines, and the arts in turn have shaped the articles of faith. The conference brings together artists and scholars in an unusual forum. The arts addressed deal primarily with media, the major art form that has only come to the fore in recent decades. The scholarship concerns antique matters, such as Sumerian music, early Egyptian medicine, and the omens, codes of law, and creation myths of Mesopotamia. The divergent perspectives of the participants augur well for innovative ideas emerging from this close encounter between scholarship, the arts, and the belief systems of early and modern times.

What was Old is New Again. A Meeting of Art and Scholarship | Conference Fri, 21.11.2008 – Sun, 23.11.2008 What lies beyond metaphysics? A great deal for Alfred Jarry (1873-1909), a playwright and culture jammer who coined the term Pataphysics. It is a philosophy that takes in everything written and everything sung and everything done, and like metaphysics has the virtue of meaning whatever you want it to mean. Pataphysics offers a voyage of discovery and adventure into realms where philosophers seldom venture, including art, activism, and onto the street. Dada, Futurism, Surrealism acknowledged the influence of Pataphysics, and nowadays the tradition is carried on by US-based ensembles Act-up/New York, Billboard Liberation Front, Yes Men, Cacophony Society, Negativeland, Improv Everywhere, Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping. The biting satire of their parodies and absurd theater make effective social commentary. Every religion, political ideology, philosophy, and scientific theory embodies a set of structured beliefs. These belief systems maintain a symbiotic liaison with the arts. Throughout history, communal beliefs have relied on music, theater, painting, and dance in order to propagate accepted doctrines, and the arts in turn have shaped the articles of faith. The conference brings together artists and scholars in an unusual forum. The arts addressed deal primarily with media, the major art form that has only come to the fore in recent decades. The scholarship concerns antique matters, such as Sumerian music, early Egyptian medicine, and the omens, codes of law, and creation myths of Mesopotamia. The divergent perspectives of the participants augur well for innovative ideas emerging from this close encounter between scholarship, the arts, and the belief systems of early and modern times.

What was Old is New Again. A Meeting of Art and Scholarship | Conference Fri, 21.11.2008 – Sun, 23.11.2008 Although Islam has prohibited sculpturing, the grand master of all Ottoman architects, namely Sinan, was able to surmount this ban skillfully. He regarded the limitations as a challenge for his creativeness. During his half a century long career as the chief architect of Ottoman Empire, he transformed bridges, aqueducts, small buildings, and grandiose complexes into enduring monuments. The aesthetics of these works went far beyond his contemporaries and his predecessors. Architecture was the language he used to express, not only the religious believes, but also his artistic creativity. By the end of the 16th century, Istanbul, where he gave most of his works, became “Sinan’s Istanbul”. This paper aims to reveal the art and science that is the essence of his achievement. Every religion, political ideology, philosophy, and scientific theory embodies a set of structured beliefs. These belief systems maintain a symbiotic liaison with the arts. Throughout history, communal beliefs have relied on music, theater, painting, and dance in order to propagate accepted doctrines, and the arts in turn have shaped the articles of faith. The conference brings together artists and scholars in an unusual forum. The arts addressed deal primarily with media, the major art form that has only come to the fore in recent decades. The scholarship concerns antique matters, such as Sumerian music, early Egyptian medicine, and the omens, codes of law, and creation myths of Mesopotamia. The divergent perspectives of the participants augur well for innovative ideas emerging from this close encounter between scholarship, the arts, and the belief systems of early and modern times.

What was Old is New Again. A Meeting of Art and Scholarship | Conference Fri, 21.11.2008 – Sun, 23.11.2008 While many artists have employed aleatory elements in their work including ceramic effects, Chinese ink blot drawing and Cozens' blot technique, it has been in the 20th century that chance has become an overt aesthetic or anti-aesthetic strategy. At first with Duchamp, dada and Surrealism's psychic automatism and later with John Cage, chance and randomness have become part of the standard new tool box. But it is the use of random number generation that marks the dividing line between traditional art and digital work. Generative programs, sims, data visualization and other mimetic digital work represent the fountain head of the artist encountering the ability to simulate nature through computer generated random numbers. But to move further we need to examine what is the difference between computer generated random numbers, which are themselves a simulation and what it is to tap into the ultimate source of randomness. Concentrating on the clicks from a Geiger counter brings us into direct communion with the fabric of time and space. It is the sound of the raw material unconscious. Every religion, political ideology, philosophy, and scientific theory embodies a set of structured beliefs. These belief systems maintain a symbiotic liaison with the arts. Throughout history, communal beliefs have relied on music, theater, painting, and dance in order to propagate accepted doctrines, and the arts in turn have shaped the articles of faith. The conference brings together artists and scholars in an unusual forum. The arts addressed deal primarily with media, the major art form that has only come to the fore in recent decades. The scholarship concerns antique matters, such as Sumerian music, early Egyptian medicine, and the omens, codes of law, and creation myths of Mesopotamia. The divergent perspectives of the participants augur well for innovative ideas emerging from this close encounter between scholarship, the arts, and the belief systems of early and modern times.

Opening music: I’m Dungeons You’re Dragons by the Alligators Hosted by Ross Payton and Tom Church Promos: Rpgpodcasts.com and The Tome Podcast Brand new: Join the RPPR Facebook group! Synopsis: Sooner or later, your favorite game is going to become old and tired. The players will read every sourcebook, the GM will run every written… Support Role Playing Public Radio on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/RPPR/ The post RPPR Episode 12: Everything Old is New Again appeared first on Role Playing Public Radio.

You can't keep a good song down, or from the hands of remixers! It's something to be grateful for, actually; especially in light of the track listing for this set. Here are some old favorites, made fresh again, and honestly, they've never really sounded better! Spanning eras from the '60's to the '90's, from "classic rock" to "new wave," with artists as diverse as Pink Floyd, Aretha Franklin, Donna Summer, the Eurythmics and David Bowie to name a few, each of these songs has been tremendously influential in their own time. Some have held up for decades, being remixed again and again for contemporary audiences, while others, are going under the remixer's hand for the first time. No matter what, though, all of these mixes can be traced no further back than 2004, with Danny Howell's take on Donna Summer's signature song, "I Feel Love". "Everything Old is New Again" brings them all together, in an effort to take you on a journey through the years, and show just how much has and hasn't changed in that time; you could even say this set was decades in the making!