Podcast appearances and mentions of patsy moore

Last week, sisters Evie & Mary Cathryn decided they would have a lemonade stand to raise funds for A New Leash on Life. After all was said and done, their sales totaled $154! After seeing that, I reached out to A New Leash to have them share about their animal rescue mission. On today's show, I'll have Erin Fledderman & Patsy Moore to share about the work of A New Leash!

In this first segment, Tavi and Jane welcome Patsy Moore onto “Inspiration is Everywhere” and kick off the conversation on dreams, starting with Patsy's bold move to Nashville TN to launch her singing career.

In the second segment of our conversation with Patsy Moore, we are going to dig into how dreams have entwined themselves with her artistic work, as well as life lessons passed onto her from none other than Joni Mitchell.

In the third segment of our conversation with Patsy Moore, we take a slight left and then work our way back to dreams, hearing the story of how Patsy helped her friend Eduardo Del Barrio fulfill his dream of creating a jazz mass that played at Los Angeles' Disney Concert Hall

In the final segment of our conversation with Patsy Moore, she and Tavi share their connection with each other through dreams, and Patsy offers up advice for following your dreams and finding your courage.

Patsy Moore, author of One Liners from God, will be interviewed by award-winning, best-selling author Lena Nelson Dooley.

Live Love Thrive is a women's Empowerment hour featuring women who are doing amazing work in the world to inspire others to do the same. Producer 360 Karma's ideology is about women helping women so as to catapult females into more positions of influence

Cass Midgley interviews Rev. George Cunningham, a local pastor of a Disciples of Christ church who is openly gay with a partner of 12 years. Their church is called open table because all our welcome. I present these Christians every now and then to model a version of Christianity that is non-toxic and even beneficial for society, in my opinion. I think honestly that Christianity is not going away any time soon. (Never soon enough.) So since we have to share society with it for at least a few more generations, I find it worthwhile to elevate and highlight those that are doing it right, if there is such a thing. George is that guy, as is Stan Mitchell 118, David Dark 90, Becky Garrison 65, Geoff Little 41, Roger Wolsey 13, Patsy Moore 8, and many others. Also to show that these are human beings doing the best they can with what they’ve got. They are NOT delusional about the negatives in scripture and in how others apply their Christianity, and they seek to show a better way, and I applaud them.  They are reforming from within and that’s no easy task, trust me.  Something I want to highlight about this conversation with George is his work in his work helping mentally challenged people. He talks about his funding from United Way and city and county support (which is tax dollars) and with that comes a lot of government regulations. Also that it’s difficult to find good help at $9.50 an hour. Call me crazy but I honestly would love to live in a country upside down from the one I currently live in, where people who help people—from people like George and his care-givers, to police and firefighters, to teachers—would make a minimum of $80,000/year.  When the 30 wealthiest Americans have the same net worth as half of Americans, and the 60 wealthiest human’s net worths equal have of the earths population’s net worth, then we have a problem and we could do much better in sharing the planet, sharing resources, and creating the best possible life for the most people possible. And yes, I’m talking about wealth distribution and yes, I’m a socialist.  I despise money because it enslaves all of us. If we all cared about noble moral things rather accumulation of stuff, life could be a much better experience for more people, if not all.    We taped these conversations on October 15th, 2016. We hope to encourage people in the process of deconstructing their faith and help curb the loneliness that accompanies it. We think the world is a better place when more people live by sight, not by faith. Please subscribe to our podcast, give it 5 stars, and/or leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Our show is available on most podcast platforms.  Also, you can support us monetarily in two easy ways: you can pledge one dollar per episode through Patreon; that’s www.patreon.com/eapodcast, or leave a lump-sum donation through PayPal at our website, www.everyonesagnostic.com. The smallest contribution is greatly appreciated. Our Indigogo fundraiser is here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ea-podcast-equipment-upgrade#/   Credits: "Towering Mountain of Ignorance" intro by Hank Green https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3v3S82TuxU Intro bumper "Never Know" by Jack Johnson The segue music is by Sam Maher recorded on a handpan in the NY city subway. Thanks for listening and be a yes-sayer to what is.  

Patsy Moore joins us on the Guided Goals Podcast, and we're going to talk about the creative process. Patsy is a creative multi-hyphenate and frequent maker of small things that customarily explore big ideas.She is the author of Things I've Come to Realize in the Past Few Days and host of "The Creation Files" podcast. Patsy talks about her creative process, offers advice for tapping into your creativity, and more. The Guided Goals Podcast, hosted by Debra Eckerling, gives you the tools, direction, and resources you need to pursue your passion project.

LMG’s Soul Eclectics – “Autumn” Playlist Soft – (00:52) 1) Without You – R’Mone Entonio 2) All The Things You Are – Tony Momrelle 3) Whole Again – Marcell & The Truth 4) Every Day ft. Aaron Marcellus, Jean Baylor, & Kirk Whalum (Aiko Roh Mix) – Meeco 5) Fly Away – PJ Morton 6) Distance – Emily King 7) Out Of The Clouds – Emily King 8) Not Today – Andra Day 9) You Go To My Head – Cassandra Wilson 10) WonderLove (ft. Chris Turner) – Kris Bowers 11) Every Time I See You (ft. Gwen Bunn) – Darryl Reeves 12) I Really Don’t Care – Bilal 13) Tenderly – José James 14) You Don’t Know Me – Jon Bibbs 15) When Your Life Was Low (Live) – Lalah Hathaway 16) Left Alone (Live) – Frank McComb 17) All The Time (ft. Jarrod Lawson) – Tahirah Asha Memory Retro Soul Pop – (starts @ 01:20:06) 18) Midnight – Lianne La Havas 19) Wanderlust – The Milk 20) Yeah – Lewis Taylor 21) Money Is King – Lee Fields & The Expressions 22) Love You – Aaries 23) Hold On – Maverick Sabre 24) We Won’t Need Anything But Love – Sam Sparro 25) Hello – Adele 26) Hallelujah (ft. Charlie Sexton) – Justin Timberlake 27) Take Me To Church (ft. Morgan James) – Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox 28) Remember – Tony Momrelle 29) Younger (Acoustic) – Seinabo Sey 30) All Of Me – Tank From These Roots – (starts @ 02:12:17) 31) Forgiven – Kwabs 32) Strange Fruit – José James 33) Walk With Me ft. George McCullum (A capella) – Rickey Payton 34) Carry You (ft. Kyla Jade, Pam Mark Hall, & Patsy Moore) – Tim Dillinger 35) Way Down in the Hole (“The Wire” Theme) – Tom Waits 36) Your Good Fortune – Mavis Staples 37) Brother – Kwabs 38) Favourite Worry – The Milk 39) Something Inside of Me – Robert Bradley 40) Summertime (Live) – Mica Paris 41) Love Reign O’er Me (Live) – Bettye LaVette 42) Ways of Light (ft. José James) – Kris Bowers

Singer/songwriter, poet, Patsy Moore is our guest.  Cass became a fan of Patsy’s in the 90’s when she had 2 albums in the Christian market.  Now a student of New Thought Metaphysics, Patsy, Bob, and Cass have a good conversation about Ferguson, Robin Williams, suicide, and the longing for Home.  Check it out!