Podcasts about Old Ways

Kit returns from his errand to find Avalon Studios reeling from a shocking event. Sophia and Yvonne try to make sense of what's happening to them, while Kingston performs some workings in a desperate attempt to understand the powers at play.

SHOW NOTES: On this show, we are letting go of our old ways of thinking to learn why silence, perspective, and always needing the last word may be holding us back. Have you ever caught yourself clinging to a belief simply because it feels like yours to protect, even when it no longer fits the moment or serves the relationship? Or felt compelled to say one more thing, just to make sure you're understood, validated, or seen as right, only to walk away feeling a little more frustrated than fulfilled? We're taking a closer look at the roots of our thinking: where they came from, how they became so automatic, and why they can be so hard to release. We'll explore the underestimated power of silence, the gift of stepping back, and the clarity that can come from listening to the B-side of your beliefs. That's the perspective we often ignore, but it just might set us free. This episode is your chance to pause, reflect, and make room for something new. Before we can begin letting go of our old ways of thinking, we have to understand what those “old ways” really are and why they're so sticky. This segment sets the foundation by exploring four core ideas that will guide the rest of our conversation: inherited thinking, the compulsion to be right, the power of silence, and the value of perspective. 1. Old Ways of Thinking: Where Did They Come From? We don't just wake up one day with a fixed mindset. Most of our beliefs, assumptions, and mental habits were inherited. We picked them up from family, culture, community, trauma, school, media, or lived experience. Some were explicitly taught, like “Don't speak unless spoken to.” Others were absorbed through repetition or modeled behavior. Over time, these ideas become so ingrained that we stop questioning them. They feel safe and familiar, but that doesn't mean they're serving us. 2. The Need to Be Right and Have the Last Word Let's face it. Most of us have been in a conversation where we had to make our point, clarify our stance, or get the last word in. That compulsion often comes from fear: fear of being misunderstood, fear of looking weak, or fear of losing control. In some cases, it's ego. In others, it's a form of protection, often shaped by past moments when staying quiet came at a cost. But constantly defending our viewpoint keeps us stuck. It makes learning and connection harder and turns dialogue into debate. 3. The Power of Silence Silence gets a bad reputation. We rush to fill quiet moments in conversation, viewing them as awkward or uncomfortable, or assuming they mean something is wrong. But silence can be a powerful tool. It gives us time to process, to listen fully, to think instead of react. Silence invites reflection. It creates space for others. And sometimes, saying nothing speaks volumes. In a world of noise, silence can be the most honest response. 4. Perspective: The B-Side of the Story Imagine your beliefs as a 45-record. The A-side is your familiar story. It's what you've always believed to be true. It's catchy, comfortable, and easy to play. But flip it over, and there's a B-side—a quieter, less popular track that offers a different rhythm. Perspective means seeing beyond the obvious and stepping outside your default view. It's not about abandoning your truth but creating space for more than one version of reality. When we only ever play the A-side, we miss the deeper track that might change everything. How to Let Go of Being Right Black & White Thinking in Relationships: Examples, Impacts, & Solutions Make An Impact - Inspirational Video CHALLENGE: Notice when old thinking shows up and instead of reacting, pause long enough to ask yourself, “Is there another side to this?” Be willing to release the need to be right and choose growth, peace, and presence instead. I Know YOU Can Do It!

Leaving Apple Lane, our troupe guards the caravan as they move closer to Runegate, but before they arrive they come across the remains of something, and that puts everyone on edge.  

On Halloween night all manner of creatures walk the streets, some are ghosts from years past, while others are flesh and blood of the sinister kind. Tonight we meet four souls unaware of how their lives are will intertwine and change. The year is 1927 and we welcome you to Arkham. Your Queen awaits.

Hello to you listening in Hamburg, Germany!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Motivate Your Monday and your host, Diane Wyzga.  We are living in a time of historic upheaval. But what if this currently confusing, chaotic, confounding, cultural churn is stumbling toward change that reveals the hidden roots of social injustice for what they are so that we can reconfigure for good?How easily the safeguards can be leaped. And they have been. We can clutch our pearls and bemoan the times we live in; or, we can invite our feelings of hopelessness to give way to action, to repair, restore, and renew out of the ashes of the old ways. We are responsible for making change because we're the only “sentient force” that can.Question: What one small grand gesture are you committed to take on behalf of what you love and care for?These words from the Irish poet Seamus Heaney may motivate and sustain you wherever your feet touch the ground, whatever progress you are intent on making today.    “History says, Don't hopeOn this side of the grave...But then, once in a lifetimeThe longed-for tidal waveOf justice can rise upAnd hope and history rhyme.” [“The Cure at Troy” Seamus Heaney]BONUS: Seamus Heaney reads his poem, The Cure at TroyThe Cure at Troy (full text)"Human beings sufferThey torture one another,They get hurt and get hard.No poem or play or songCan fully right a wrongInflicted and endured. The innocent in gaolsBeat on their bars together.A hunger-striker's fatherStands in the graveyard dumb.The police widow in veilsFaints at the funeral home. History says, Don't hopeOn this side of the grave…But then, once in a lifetimeThe longed-for tidal waveOf justice can rise up,And hope and history rhyme. So hope for a great sea-changeOn the far side of revenge.Believe that a further shoreIs reachable from here.Believe in miraclesAnd cures and healing wells. Call miracle self-healing:The utter, self-revealingDouble-take of feeling.If there's fire on the mountainOr lightning and stormAnd a god speaks from the sky That means someone is hearingThe outcry and the birth-cryOf new life at its term.It means once in a lifetimeThat justice can rise upAnd hope and history rhyme. [From "The Cure at Troy: A Version of Sophocles' Philoctetes"]You're always welcome: "Come for the stories - Stay for the magic!" Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, share a 5-star rating and nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, bring your friends and rellies, and join us! You will have wonderful company as we continue to walk our lives together. Be sure to stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website, check out the Services, arrange a no-obligation Discovery Call, and stay current with me as "Wyzga on Words" on Substack.ALL content and image © 2019 to Present Quarter Moon Story Arts. All rights reserved.  If you found this podcast episode helpful, please consider sharing and attributing it to Diane Wyzga of Stories From Women Who Walk podcast with a link back to the original source.

So hearing her stories of how she converted is always something to hear I, love to hear her stories. and one of the thing to hear is her life before christ. And her life before christ is one thing. but once you go to christ what keeps you to go to christ? is actually going back to the old ways and seeing how primitive it was. So with everything you're going to realize that the way before was primitive compared to the new way. So, the old way will always be there but because you experience the benefits of the right side. you'll never want to go back to go the other way. as it's like moving back to the get to. HAHA. so, the stories is to tell us about how We were the time before but knowing that it's because we lived that live you don't see us going back to those days. because compared to the life we are living now those times would be more primitive

Slumped over my treatment bed in tears, my Reiki clients loved their sessions, but for me something was missing.  And as an intuitive & Spiritual human, I simply can't remain in a space of misalignment, where my soul feel squashed. I realised that what had carried me this far had indeedserved its purpose - but just because it worked before didn't mean it would carry me any further.Let me share with you a pivotal moment in my journey frommainstream to Spirit-led Reiki that changed the trajectory of my life towards passion, fulfilment & peace. By the end of this episode, you'll discover:- How to tell when a once-healing Reiki routine is now holding you back (& how to change that up)- The difference between safety as comfort and safety as innerrootedness.- What it means to shift from ‘doing' Reiki to co-creatingwith its living spirit.- Practical ways to experiment with Spirit-led Reiki so yourpractice feels alive again.- How to embrace authenticity as layers shed by listening AND with action.Free online community: https://www.reikiredefined.com/free-community/Free on-demand workshop: https://www.reikiredefined.com/lifting-the-veil-on-reiki/Spirit-led Reiki Pathway: https://www.reikiredefined.com/spirit-led-reiki-pathway/You'll find me most on socials @reikiredefined TT and @reikiredefined IG.

The Dorchester House and our agents pass the time investigating clues, tracking patients, and trying to determine what happened to the four missing souls they came looking for. As the clock moves forward, reality begins to unravel.

The group shares information and prepares the film set ahead of a visit from an important guest. Kingston offers special protection to the others, while Kit is sent on an urgent errand.

The village of Apple Lane offers our motley a respite from the road and a chance to experience initiation rites from a different perspective. 

Three members of a local gang, Bacon-Boy, Dove, and Sweet Pea are tasked with liberating a harpsichord from a fancy mansion when they learn that payback for the death of a former compatriot is also on the table. 

The investigation into the Dorchester deepens, as O-Cell tours each floor. Dr. Webber has a strange encounter with a man named Timothy. Hart has a private chat with Dr. Dallan. 

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The hunt for the mysterious Blond Man continues as the investigators work on Dr. Gravedust amidst rising concerns. Knowledge is shared and secrets are revealed as they come together.

After their recent encounter with Lunar scouts, the group decides to press forward through a tight and rocky area call "the squeeze" after nightfall, in hopes of evading further patrols as they draw closer to Apple Lane.

O-Cell meets with the head of the Dorchester, Dr. Dallan, to learn more about the missing agents, before taking a tour of the facility.

Kingston makes preparations to protect the set. Kit, Yvonne, and Lilith gather for a family game night and decide on some next steps.

Bookwaves/Artwaves is produced and hosted by Richard Wolinsky. Links to assorted local theater & book venues   Robert Macfarlane: “Is A River Alive?” Robert Macfarlane, whose latest book is “Is a River Alive,” in conversation with host Richard Wolinsky. The best-selling nature writer, and author of “Underland” and “The Old Ways” discusses the relationship of the human race to nature in the context of the rights of natural phenomena, specifically rivers. What rights does the earth have in terms of man's hegemony? Where do we fit in nature? In this interview, recorded recorded June 11, 2025, he talks about his journey to three rivers: a cloud forest in South America, a dying river in India, and a river that runs through eastern Canada, along with a look at the spring near his home in England, and puts them all in context of environmentalism and politics. He is the author of several books, including “”Mountains of the Mind” and “Ghostways,” Robert Macfarlane teaches at Cambridge University.     The post August 7, 2025: Nature Author Robert Macfarlane, “Is A River Alive?” appeared first on KPFA.

As their travels leave Jonstown behind, the group is faced with Lunar patrols and a choice when it comes to protecting the caravan's important cargo. 

In today's fast-moving world of convenience and technology, something ancient is slipping through our fingers. This episode, we take a quiet step back into the old ways — to the mystics, the wise folk, and the earth-tied traditions that once shaped daily life in Britain. From herbal cures and weather lore to rituals of the land and spirit.Find Paratalk.www.paratalkpodcast.comhttps://linktr.ee/paratalkpodcastBuy Me a Coffee.https://www.buymeacoffee.com/paratalkpodSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/paratalk-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Seeking to end this excursion, the team heads into the cave after Whisper, but the capsule found by Dr. Voss has one last trick to play. 

The agents dig into the Dorchester's history, hoping to discover as much as they can before entering the facility. 

Robert Macfarlane, whose latest book is “Is a River Alive,” in conversation with host Richard Wolinsky. The best-selling nature writer, and author of “Underland” and “The Old Ways” discusses the relationship of the human race to nature in the context of the rights of natural phenomena, specifically rivers. What rights does the earth have in terms of man's hegemony? Where do we fit in nature? In this interview, recorded recorded June 11, 2025, he talks about his journey to three rivers: a cloud forest in South America, a dying river in India, and a river that runs through eastern Canada, along with a look at the spring near his home in England, and puts them all in context of environmentalism and politics. He is the author of several books, including “”Mountains of the Mind” and “Ghostways,” Robert Macfarlane teaches at Cambridge University.   The post Robert Macfarlane: “Is A River Alive?” appeared first on KPFA.

The crew learns that the lab is more than what it appears as a terrifying situation begins to unfold.  Jinx and Shrike make an important discovery, but will it help them solve the problem Voss has left behind?

While a concerned Yvonne goes looking for the source of her mysterious letter, the other cast and crew members of Avalon Studios try to focus on the new production.

Leaving the dusty road behind, the group arrives in Jonstown where good food and drink welcome the them. Fin collects some new trinkets and new ideas, while Faisal sees their family and gathers strength for the road ahead. 

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The crew gathers together in a desperate attempt to keep the machine left behind by the Builders from destroying the planet and endangering all life on the surface.     

After fleeing the house and the terrors found within, debate about what to do next boils over, with research being the only clear path forward for the agents. 

Robert Macfarlane is a British writer internationally known for his writing on nature, people, and place.  His best-selling books include Underland, Landmarks, The Old Ways, The Wild Places and Mountains of the Mind.  They have been translated into more than 30 languages and won many prizes around the world and have been adapted for film, music, theatre, radio, and dance.  He has also written operas, plays and films including river and mountain.  In 2017 the American Academy of Arts and Letters awarded him the EM Forester Prize for literature.  Macfarlane lives in Cambridge England where he is a fellow at Emmanual College, Cambridge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A team of four gatecrashers are called in to recover a Hypercorp researcher from a world after going radio silent.     

The cast and crew of the new film "Dr. Gravedust" gather at Avalon Studios to begin their preparations. Our investigators are drawn together for the first time and learn they may have more in common than they might have thought.

As Fin returns to the group, problems begin to mount with the Lunar scout who was healed, and Faisal makes a fateful choice. 

After returning to the planet's surface, the crew is contacted by Oni scouts to speak with the council again. Fida receives a terrifying truth about what the Builders left behind.

The house visit goes awry, as the agents are pressed to find a way out of a quickly unraveling situation. Hawking and Webber make discoveries that change their world. 

Meet Sophia Reed, a costume designer and seamstress at Avalon Studios. She takes advantage of new opportunities that offer themselves to her while also trying to find her own stability in a world of uncertainties.