Podcasts about new year's eve eve

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Minimum wage workers pay goes up on Jan1st. LAX employee commits suicide. Diet Dr. Pepper doesn't promise weight loss. Lead pain is still making LA County kids sick. Congress gets in on killing cable. Stamp prices increase. New Year's Trivia. What are your plans for New Year's Eve?

Minimum wage workers pay goes up on Jan1st. LAX employee commits suicide. Diet Dr. Pepper doesn't promise weight loss. Lead pain is still making LA County kids sick. Congress gets in on killing cable. Stamp prices increase. New Year's Trivia. What are your plans for New Year's Eve?

Mr. Scherbauer and Mr. Ferguson get caught drooling over Columbus Restaurant Week as we talk New Year's Resolutions, keeping promises, and setting goals in the New Year.  Grab a seat...let's talk.**The views and opinions of this podcast are solely those of Waggoner Stories' authors and contributors and do not necessarily represent those of Reynoldsburg City Schools.**

Intro: Schumann Resonance News for 7 places on Earth. A Course in Miracles Lesson 202. World news headlines. I discuss current Ascension symptoms on this, the "New Year's Eve" Eve. Tonight's Topic: I read The Spirits' Book by Allan Kardec from the year 1857 and published in Paris, France. This is part 16! Tonight the questions involve the plant kingdom and the animal kingdom and what their consciousness entails. cuz my running commentary and what I know to be true and what I know to be untrue from the text. Remember that he's speaking to Spirits in the spirit world, not necessarily Prime Creator himself nor ascended masters. Tonight it really shows that only 92% of the material is absolutely accurate. But I still think it is quite valid. NOTE: From Question 605 on, the audio SPED UP and sounded garbled and mangled as ET energies suddenly showed up in my space from the 11th Dimension.. This was the first time in 363 episodes that this happened!!! I will resume next week's episode of this reading starting from Question 605! This is a look "behind the scenes" ...an example of the kind of issues I have been dealing with.. The higher my vibrations go, the more the electronic equipment malfunctions! ha ha! thank you for understanding! XD

In the first episode of the new year, I talk about new projects from sameflannel + student 1, as well as my time at New Year's Eve EVE with Nur-D and friends. Music From This Episode: soundcloud.com/sameflannel/sets/heart-piece-one-tape soundcloud.com/student1/sets/upprclssmn Follow On Twitter: twitter.com/johnny_barnes Follow On Instagram: Instagram.com/johnbarnes Local Heat Playlist on Apple Music: itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/loca…pl.u-V5kEcEMjBYA

New Year's Eve Eve edition of the show with tons of new music.

The last 'cast of '18...https://archive.org/download/181230NewYearsEveEve/181230%20New%20Year%27s%20Eve%20Eve.mp3

Three things to get started: Grab the official Sex Gets Real recommended reading list now! Not only will you have access to my most recommended books, but it will add you to the show's newsletter which is going to be crucial as social media networks purge sex education from their pages. Enter to win "Girl Sex 101" and "Bad Dyke" by Allison Moon to celebrate the New Year! One lucky winner will be selected at random on January 15th, so enter now. U.S. and Canada folks only. See me speak FOR FREE about leaving my day job and starting life as an entrepreneur at the True Freedom Symposium starting January 14th. It's for folks who want to quit their day job. Note, some of the talks are super problematic, so watch with a grain of salt. Faves are Pam Slim, Leonore Tjia, Ed O'Neill, and SARK. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! This episode drops New Year's Eve Eve 2018, so just 2 days until 2019 begins to unfold. This week's Patreon bonus is one of my favorites from this year. We are doing a little New Year's ritual with some really beautiful self-reflective questions, I read two VERY erotic poems (shivers), and we're writing invitations for 2019. If you want to hear my invitations for the new year, my word of the year, and do some yummy little reflective rituals with me, head to patreon.com/sgrpodcast and support the show at $3 or more for exclusive access to this and every week's bonus content. I went through all of my emails, social media comments, and shares, and found the five most commented on episodes of 2018. They were: 5. Cavanaugh Quick on Episode 197 4. Ev'Yan Whitney on Episode 231 3. Dr. Lori Brotto on mindfulness, libido and sex in Episode 227 2. Staci Haines on trauma, healing, and consent in Episode 235 ...and the most shared, commented on, and emailed about episode was... 1. Andy Izenson on transformative justice and masculinity in Episode 221 Now, on to your amazing questions. Curious Vanilla wants to know of any feminist sex toy shops in Canada, so I share my three favorites. Womyns Ware in Vancouver, The Traveling Tickle Trunk in Edmonton, and Come As You Are Co-Op out of Toronto. Happy shopping, Canada! Awkward is dating her friend's sister. The problem? She never told him and now they've been dating for over a year. Plus, her girlfriend recently found out that Awkward had a previous sexual relationship with this guy (the girlfriend's brother) and feels uncomfortable with their continued friendship. What can Awkward do? Anonymous recently learned her neighbor is secretly into crossdressing and being dominated while doing housework. Now he wants Anonymous to be his Domme. He's so eager to come over and clean her house. The problem? She's not a Domme and not really into the whole thing. What the heck should she do? Lookin' 4 Love is desperate to know when will men stop sucking!? She's been hurt by so many men, including the men who seem less toxic and more self aware. Is she doomed? Are there ANY good men out there who aren't steeped in toxic masculinity? She's awesome and wants to find someone awesome to be with. And you know what? Lookin' 4 Love isn't wrong. Privilege is invisible to those who possess it, and it takes a lot of CONSTANT work and checking to begin to unpack it. There are men out there who are doing this work and doing it well, like Imran Siddiquee and his colleague Jonathan MacIntosh of "Pop Culture Detective". Also, Mike Domitrz of "Can I Kiss You?"  Finding rad dudes who are unpacking masculinity and speaking to other men about what they're finding is super important, and the good news there are more and more men doing this work. But hurt is inevitable in love and life, so it's not only about finding really rad men, but also building our own resilience in our own lives for being able to hold that hurt. Finally, I end the show with deep deep gratitude for you, dear listener. It means so much to me that you listen and continue tuning in, so hear my end of the year thoughts. Then pop over to Patreon and join me in looking ahead to 2019. Follow Sex Gets Real on Twitter and Facebook and Dawn is on Instagram. About Host Dawn Serra: What if everything you’ve been taught about relationships, about your body, about sex is wrong? My name is Dawn Serra and I dare to ask scary questions that might lead us all towards a deeper, more connected experience of our lives. In addition to being the host of the weekly podcast, Sex Gets Real, the creator of the online conference Explore More, I also work one-on-one with clients who are feeling stuck, confused, or disappointed with the ways they experience desire, love, and confidence. It’s not all work, though. In my spare time, you can find me adventuring with my husband, cuddling my cats as I read a YA novel, or obsessing over MasterChef Australia. 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A very special New Year's Eve Eve podcast with guest host Paul Antonio live from the green room of the Lyric Hyperion in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. Guests include Nick Vatterott, Jay Light, Sandy Danto, Johnny Pemberton, Langston Kerman, Nicole Aimee Schreiber, Ester Steinberg, and Noah Gardenswartz.

Welcome to New Year's Eve Eve folks! We hope you all had a pleasant and relaxing holiday and that you have a safe and prosperous New Year. So what better way to close out this year than with a brand new episode! This week we are short a Kendall as Greg, Jordan and Emily review Season 1 Episode 8 - Revelations: Descent! This week we discuss: Our part 2 actually moved the plot along; We talked about our holidays; Thank you Jeff; Guess what Greg got for Christmas; It's not Rangerwiki; Antelope, Gazelle or Deer?; Yet again, Optimus Primal is in bondage; What is she? A babysitter?; Going, going...gone!; Burning out his fuse; Question and comments If you liked what you heard follow us on twitter (@WarandBeast) & Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/warandbeastpodcast/) or email us at warandbeastpodcast@gmail.com. We are happy to read any questions and comments that are sent in. If you liked us or any other podcast on the network please support the Audio Entropy network at http://www.audioentropy.com

On this week's episode, we're talking about the importance of celebrating New Year's Eve and how to start 2018 with intention as individuals and as a couple.

On this New Year's Eve Eve micro/solopod, CEO & Founder Edwardo Jackson reviews some of the latest call sheets, goes over some strategy for future call sheets, and looks forward to a new year. Visit the site to play the free beta at http://cinemadraft.co. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cinemadraft-podcast/message

Philippo Franchini is a world-renowned musician who is a pioneer in bringing Nada Yoga - the "yoga of sound" - to the West. It uses specific kinds of sounds, tones and intervals to create harmonious effects in the nervous system and open us to higher consciousness. Philippo has been called the Ram Das of meditative music, and his newest album, "Magic and Grace," a collection of compositions written and performed by Philippo and some fine musical collaborators is informed by the art and science of tones, intervals and tempo to quickly reduce stress, putting the listener in a state of deep relaxation within seconds. Philippo will be sharing with Julie Ann - and with you - his story, his mission and his music ... join us for this New Year's Eve "Eve" treat!