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Please hit Subscribe/Follow and leave a positive Rating and review. Click here to become a Patreon. Click here to save on High-End Clothing in Jen's Store. Click here to go to our website. You think of someone and they call you or you run into them at a store. If this happens you should ask yourself, “Why is this person coming into my life at this time?” “What does this mean?” What if you think of something and you see an ad for it? We are all connected. Is there a cosmic connection that passes thoughts or feelings to each other? The dictionary defines Coincidences as, “the occurrence of events that happen at the same time by accident but seem to have some connection” But is there a such thing as Coincidences? Some paranormal researchers don't believe there is. It is difficult to find a natural explanation too why a surprising coincidence occurs. In attempting to find one, we might be inclined to accept a paranormal explanation Most researchers believe that circumstances are predetermined and will happen regardless of our input. There is also a belief that a higher power is controlling the outcome and will make things seem to match up in history. Different circumstances can be attributed to your guardian angels. Is it a circumstance that you decided last minute to take a different route to work only to find out that there was an accident at a corner you would have gone through if you hadn't gone the other way? Or you feel like you forgot something only to run into someone who reminds you of that thing you forgot. The timeless killing. Henry Jigland broke up with his girlfriend who killed herself, Her brother looked for him and when he found him he shot Jigland. Thinking he finished him he took his own life. But he didn't know that he missed Jigland and the bullet got lodged in a tree. Years later Jigland wanted to cut the tree down. But he used explosives and when he detonated the tree the explosion threw the bullet into him killing him instantly. The Jim twins Twins James Jim Lewis and Jams Jim Springer we separated just after birth and adopted out to separate families. They grew up with no contact with each other and had no knowledge of each other. When they finally did meet at the age of 39 they found out they were living identical lives. They both had dogs named Toy. They excelled in math and woodworking. They both married a woman named Linda and divorced. They both married again to a woman named Betty. They both had sons and they named them James Allen. They both smoked the same cigarettes, Drove Chevy, and vacationed at the same Florida Beach. The falling babies of Detroit. 1937 A street sweeper Joseph Figloc from Detroit was cleaning the street when a baby fell out of the fourth floor of a building onto him. He saved the baby's life when it fell on him. A year later he was sweeping in an alleyway when a baby fell from another building onto Figloc saving the baby's life. Eger Alien Poe and the Calobleized Boy. Eger Alien Poe wrote a fictional book called “The Narrative of Arther Gorden Pin of Nantucket. The book is told of 4 shipwreck survivors who after time in the ocean resorted to canalization. They killed and Ater a boy named Richerd Parker. Several years after he published the book a yack named The Minuet sank and there were 4 survivors who were alone in a lifeboat. The 3 older survivors killed and ate the cabin boy named Richerd Parker. The 27 Club This started with the death of Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones. Then Jim Morison, Janis Joplin, and Jimmy Hendrix. As time went on, Kerk Cobane passed at the age of 27. Recently Amy Winehouse passed at the age of 27. She stated in an interview that she was concerned about that age. Overall, the 27-club claimed over 60 artists, musicians and actors. The Unsinkable Violet Jessop. Violet Jessop was a maritime nurse who was on the RMS Olympic when the ship collided with the warship HMS Hauk in 1911. The Olympic almost sank but made it to port safely. Jessop was reassigned to The Titanic for its maiden voyage. When it sank in 1912 she survived and was reassigned to the HMHS Britannic which sank in 1916 from an explosion when the ship hit a mine. Where she survived. The Titan and The Titanic. In 1898 Morgan Robertson wrote the novel The Wreck of The Titan. The plot revolves around the HMS Titan a British luxury liner that hit an iceberg and sank killing almost everyone on board. In 1912 the Titanic sank in the exact same fashion. Both ships were named unsinkable, both hit an iceberg in the month of April, 400 miles of the coast of New Finland, Both were proximity 800 feet long, and both resulted in the deaths of 2000 people. Both ships didn't have the correct number of lifeboats and life jackets. JFK and Abraham Lincon. Both were elected to congress 100 years apart in 1846 and 1946. The both became presidents 14 years later in 1860 and 1960. Both were guided down by fatal wands to the head. Both were suspended by men named Johnson, who were born 100 years apart. They both died on Friday. Their names contained 7 letters; both of their assassins were killed before trial. Both had 4 children and both lost a son during their time in the Whitehouse. Lincon's secretary named Kenidy warned him not to go to the theater on the night he was assassinated while Kenidy's secretary named Lincon, warned him not to go to Dallis. Both vice presidents who assumed office were named Johnson. Both were born 100 years apart. 1808 and 1908 Two events are said to constitute a coincidence if they occur in such a way as to strike an observer as being highly related as regards their structure or their “meaning”; to dismiss such an occurrence as a “mere coincidence” is to imply the belief that each event arose as a result of quite independent causal chains (that is, they are “acausal”) and that no further “meaning” or significance is to be found in this fortuitous concurrence; sometimes, however, a sense of impressiveness is engendered by the belief that the concurrence is so very unlikely as to have been the result of “pure chance” that there must be some cause or reason for the concurrence, thus investing the coincidence with a sense of meaningfulness. See also Synchronicity.
What is something you can do every day so you can get to the productive state? Daily Flow — Morning Check calendar Note today's appointments/locations - check in with people to confirm? Note travel time - how long does it actually take to get to these places? Meals - what am I going to eat? 60-90 minutes of clarifying and organizing - do I have this? Rest/recharge time Planed time to go to sleep Review Next Actions Lists Put your eyes across your options for when you go to do work Pull out any critical action steps “You can only feel good about what you're not doing when you know what you're not doing.” Review Waiting For Lists Anyone you need to ping today? Mindsweep Anything pop Ins to zero Clear out your inboxes (task manager, paper, email, slack, etc) Daily Flow — Evening Check calendar What actually happened today? What's happening tomorrow? Anything to communicate with spouse, family, friends, coworkers? Mindsweep Anything that might keep you awake tonight? What has your attention the most?
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GospelMk 10:1-12Jesus came into the district of Judea and across the Jordan.Again crowds gathered around him and, as was his custom,he again taught them.The Pharisees approached him and asked,“Is it lawful for a husband to divorce his wife?”They were testing him.He said to them in reply, “What did Moses command you?”They replied,“Moses permitted a husband to write a bill of divorceand dismiss her.”But Jesus told them,“Because of the hardness of your heartshe wrote you this commandment.But from the beginning of creation, God made them male and female.For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.So they are no longer two but one flesh.Therefore what God has joined together,no human being must separate.”In the house the disciples again questioned Jesus about this.He said to them,“Whoever divorces his wife and marries anothercommits adultery against her;and if she divorces her husband and marries another,she commits adultery.”
Mari James is the Library Development Officer at St. David's Cathedral, and she talks about the life of St. David (Dewi Sant), the history of the Cathedral, and the role that it has played in the history of Christian worship, in Wales and beyond. We are grateful to the Dean and Chapter of St David's Cathedral for permission to use the recording of Choral Scholars, Lawrence Pethick and Adrian Harris, chanting at the weekly Prayers at the Shrine of St David on 14th January 2022. Further information can be found at https://www.stdavidscathedral.org.uk/ and https://www.stdavidscathedral.org.uk/discover/library. For details of services on St David's Day please see the Cathedral website, and please remember that events may change subject to rules and restrictions that are in place to limit the spread of Covid-19. The following information has been provided by staff at the Cathedral and is accurate at the time of publishing. March 1st is always a day of celebration in St David's, especially in the Cathedral. This year (2022), on Tuesday it starts at 8am with Prayers and Holy Communion at the Shrine of St David in the centre of the Cathedral. Then at 10am there is a service with local school children. At 11.15am all are welcome to join the Bishop of St David's with the Dean and clergy of the Cathedral at St Non's Chapel and Well on the nearby cliff top where there will be a short service of blessing before a procession via Oriel y Parc to the Cross in the City Square for the Bishop's blessing of the City, and continued Procession onto the Cathedral. The procession will arrive at the Cathedral to join the congregation at 12.30pm at the Quire and High Altar. The Cathedral. Including the Cathedral Library, are open all day for visitors. There is then a Choral Evensong at 6pm in the medieval Quire. This is sung by the Cathedral Choir and will include Meirion Wynn Jones' arrangement of O Ddewi Sanctaidd. Everyone is welcome to the Cathedral to join for any or all of these services and events, and just to be in the place where St David lived and died, and ran his monastery in the 6th century. Then on the following Sunday, 6th March, there will be also be a special service at 4pm to celebrate the Life of St David and marking different stages and events in his life. All are welcome. Croeso I bawb. --- Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Tomos Jones is the Community Archaeologist for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, and he describes a brief history of Nevern Castle and the results of recent archaeological investigations that have taken place. Notable among this work is that by Dr Chris Caple and the team from Durham University who undertook excavations at the site between 2008 and 2018. Further information can be found at https://neverncastle.wales/. Websites also mentioned in this podcast include https://archwilio.org.uk/ and https://coflein.gov.uk/. --- Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Cân y Ffordd Euraidd (The Song of the Golden Road) is a radio ballad created in response to the Preseli Heartlands from Crymych to Cwm Gwaun. The project has taken the form of a series of workshops and walks from the communities that reside at the foot of the Preselis. These sessions were an opportunity to get to know the place from different perspectives. These ramblings were be followed by weekend of music-making where participants and musicians were invited to give voice to the songs of the place. Speech, sound and song have been incorporated into the final ballad, an oral record of a unique place, that we hope future generations can continue to appreciate and enjoy for years to come. Mae'r prosiect Cân y Ffordd Euraidd wedi creu baled radio mewn ymateb i Ein Cymdogaeth Werin o Grymych i Gwm Gwaun. Mae'r prosiect wedi cymryd ffurf cyfres o weithdai a theithiau cerdded o'r cymunedau sydd yn byw wrth droed y Preselau. Roedd y sesiynau cychwynnol yn gyfle i ddod i adnabod y lle o wahanol bersbectifau. Dilynodd y crwydradau yma gan benwythnos dwys o gerddora pan wahoddwyd cyfranogwyr a cherddorion i roi llais i ganeuon y lle. Yna, cafodd llais, sain a chân eu hymgorffori i'r faled radio derfynol, cofnod llafar o le unigryw, un y bydd y cenedlaethau i ddod yn gallu ei werthfawrogi a'i fwynhau am flynyddoedd yn y dyfodol. Credydau Baled Radio | Radio Ballad Credits For full credits and to access a transcripted version of the ballad: Am gredydau llawn ac i gael mynediad at fersiwn wedi'i thrawsgrifio o'r faled: https://vimeo.com/642288464 Recordiwr Sain a Ffilm | Sound Recorder and Film: Jacob Whittaker Recordiwr Sain a Chynhyrchydd y Faled | Sound Recorder and Ballad Producer: Paul Evans Cysyniad Creadigol a Chynhyrchydd Cymunedol | Creative Concept and Community Producer: Rowan O'Neill Am fwy o wybodaeth gweler | For more information see: https://span-arts.org.uk/listen-now-song-of-the-golden-road-radio-ballad/?locale=en-GB Map y prosiect | Project map: https://deep-map.azurewebsites.net/?project=ffordd Ffilm fer Saernïo Cân y Ffordd Euraidd | Short Film Crafting the Song of the Golden Road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2WHcrzotqY Rhan o'r prosiect Ein Cymdogaeth Werin Preseli sydd wedi'i ariannu gan Gronfa Treftadaeth y Loteri Genedlaethol. Part of the Preseli Heartlands Project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. --- Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and was originally funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Ident Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Cân y Ffordd Euraidd (The Song of the Golden Road) is a radio ballad created in response to the Preseli Heartlands from Crymych to Cwm Gwaun. The project has taken the form of a series of workshops and walks from the communities that reside at the foot of the Preselis. These sessions were an opportunity to get to know the place from different perspectives. These ramblings were be followed by weekend of music-making where participants and musicians were invited to give voice to the songs of the place. Speech, sound and song have been incorporated into the final ballad, an oral record of a unique place, that we hope future generations can continue to appreciate and enjoy for years to come. Mae'r prosiect Cân y Ffordd Euraidd wedi creu baled radio mewn ymateb i Ein Cymdogaeth Werin o Grymych i Gwm Gwaun. Mae'r prosiect wedi cymryd ffurf cyfres o weithdai a theithiau cerdded o'r cymunedau sydd yn byw wrth droed y Preselau. Roedd y sesiynau cychwynnol yn gyfle i ddod i adnabod y lle o wahanol bersbectifau. Dilynodd y crwydradau yma gan benwythnos dwys o gerddora pan wahoddwyd cyfranogwyr a cherddorion i roi llais i ganeuon y lle. Yna, cafodd llais, sain a chân eu hymgorffori i'r faled radio derfynol, cofnod llafar o le unigryw, un y bydd y cenedlaethau i ddod yn gallu ei werthfawrogi a'i fwynhau am flynyddoedd yn y dyfodol. Credydau Baled Radio | Radio Ballad Credits For full credits and to access a transcripted version of the ballad: Am gredydau llawn ac i gael mynediad at fersiwn wedi'i thrawsgrifio o'r faled: https://vimeo.com/642288464 Recordiwr Sain a Ffilm | Sound Recorder and Film: Jacob Whittaker Recordiwr Sain a Chynhyrchydd y Faled | Sound Recorder and Ballad Producer: Paul Evans Cysyniad Creadigol a Chynhyrchydd Cymunedol | Creative Concept and Community Producer: Rowan O'Neill Am fwy o wybodaeth gweler | For more information see: https://span-arts.org.uk/listen-now-song-of-the-golden-road-radio-ballad/?locale=en-GB Map y prosiect | Project map: https://deep-map.azurewebsites.net/?project=ffordd Ffilm fer Saernïo Cân y Ffordd Euraidd | Short Film Crafting the Song of the Golden Road: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2WHcrzotqY Rhan o'r prosiect Ein Cymdogaeth Werin Preseli sydd wedi'i ariannu gan Gronfa Treftadaeth y Loteri Genedlaethol. Part of the Preseli Heartlands Project funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. --- Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and was originally funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Ident Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
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Gareth Mills is a volunteer at Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre, and describes his work researching some of the personal stories of Pembrokeshire people linked to the second world war build up of US military forces in the county in the build up to D-Day in June 1944. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Edward Perkins has links to heritage activities in communities across Pembrokeshire and talks about some of the facets of Pembrokeshire's history that fascinate him the most. Pembrokeshire Community Heritage Week 2021 is a series of virtual events happening from Monday 31 May to Friday 4 June celebrating the best of our community history. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Mark Lewis is the curator of Tenby Museum and Art Gallery and he talks about his role and about some of the issues currently faced by the Museum and also about the importance of the Museum's relationship with its audience and the community. Pembrokeshire Community Heritage Week 2021 is a series of virtual events happening from Monday 31 May to Friday 4 June celebrating the best of our community history. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Sophie Jenkins works with some of PLANED's culture and heritage projects, but in another role she works for the Canolfan Llwynihirion Brynberian overseeing some of their community projects. Pembrokeshire Community Heritage Week 2021 is a series of virtual events happening from Monday 31 May to Friday 4 June celebrating the best of our community history. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Tomos Jones is the Community Archaeologist with Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority and he talks about his role in safeguarding the archaeology of the Park, about interpretation and the fact that the community are vital to the county's heritage. Pembrokeshire Community Heritage Week 2021 is a series of virtual events happening from Monday 31 May to Friday 4 June celebrating the best of our community history. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Liz Rawlings is one of the founder members of Llangwm History Group and talks. In this 300 second soundbite she talks about her interest in history, the group's current projects, the impact of COVID and why Pembrokeshire's Community Heritage is so unique. Pembrokeshire Community Heritage Week 2021 is a series of virtual events happening from Monday 31 May to Friday 4 June celebrating the best of our community history. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Mark Lewis, curator of Tenby Museum and Art Gallery - Wales' oldest independent museum, and Emma Lewis from PLANED describe the development of Tenby as tourist destination from the 1800s to the present day. Find out more about Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, including visitor information and details about their collections on their website www.tenbymuseum.org.uk. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
William Roblin was the last person to be hanged in Pembrokeshire, 200 years ago, on 23 April 1821. He was accused of the murder of William Davies on 19 August 1820, and following a man-hunt across the county was imprisoned before being tried and found guilty. There are a number of contemporary accounts of events discussed in this abridged version of a talk given via Zoom on the 200th anniversary of the hanging, 23 April 2021. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Ian Macrae is a research volunteer for Pembroke Dock Sunderland Trust, who are based at Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre. Pembroke Dock itself, but also many other communities around the county have a number of historic connections to many British Army regiments. Through these connections, the county has played its own role in military engagements across the globe. In this podcast we find out a little about some of this history. Find out more about Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre including visitor information and details about their collections on their website www.sunderlandtrust.com. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Another opportunity to hear the talk given by Prof Mike Parker-Pearson of University College London, as part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Archaeology Day event in November 2020. In 2017 and 2018 the Stones of Stonehenge Project, led by researchers from University College London and the universities of Southampton, Bournemouth and the Highlands & Islands, carried out excavations at Waun Mawn in North Pembrokeshire to discover if the four monoliths there are all that is left of a prehistoric stone circle. Listen to all of the Archaeology Day talks and presentations on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDlzMF-5-pTebMDX8GoYQ/videos Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Join us as Pastor Jason Warman gives us this weeks message from our collection of talks, Let’s Talk About Sex. We hope this message encourages and inspires you.Want more like this from CoastLife Church?YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CoastLifeChurch Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/mycoastlifechurch/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/coastlifechurch?igshid=1fqi6uiu5c551Support the show (https://mycoastlifechurch.churchcenter.com/giving)
If you want to get something done in Congress then the Military Affairs Committee is the place to go. Congressman Greg Steube shares an insight into the operation of the Veterans Affairs Committee and what is planned in the future for our veterans.
Another opportunity to hear the talk given by Dr Simon Hancock FSA, curator of Haverfordwest Town Museum, as part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Archaeology Day event in November 2020. Views about migration and refugees are important components of political discourse in twenty-first century Britain. While it might appear a phenomenon of pre-and post Brexit Britain the historical record suggests otherwise. The communities of Pembrokeshire have been subject to repeated waves of migration from the early modern period whether as a result of conquest, economic opportunities or escape from political turmoil and warfare. Listen to all of the Archaeology Day talks and presentations on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDlzMF-5-pTebMDX8GoYQ/videos Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Saundersfoot Bay Heritage Regeneration Trust exists to preserve, protect and safeguard the rich industrial and cultural heritage around the coastal area of Saundersfoot, Wiseman's Bridge and Amroth. Before this area became a favourite holiday spot for people across Wales and beyond, the area was renowned for the quality of its coal. Information researched and provided by: Neil Sefton (Chair SBHRT), Mary Sefton (Secretary), Tessa Pearson, Joyce Lewis, Pauline Davies, Michael Slade and Sue Boughton-Thomas. Additional recording contributions from: Audrey Hilling, Duncan Hilling, Peter Williams, Joyce Lewis and children from Stepaside Community Primary School. Thanks also to Carys Mills (Harbour development / Welcome Centre advisor), Alan Jones (Script Editor) and Michael Slade (Recording & Editing). The recordings took place at the Saundersfoot Regency Hall Community Centre. Find out more about the Trust and their work Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/SaundersfootBayHRT/. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Gareth Mills, historian and tour guide at Pembroke Castle, talks about William Marshall, the man who has been described as 'the greatest knight' and the man who had the stone castle at Pembroke built. Among his many achievements, William Marshall is said to have served five medieval English kings, including Richard the Lionheart and King John. Find out more about Pembroke Castle including visitor information on their website https://pembrokecastle.co.uk/. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
John Evans, historian, author and patron of Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre, talks about the military aviation connections of Pembroke Dock. He describes the stories of men and women who served and how that town grew to being one of the largest flying boat stations in the world during the Second World War Battle of the Atlantic, when it was the home to the iconic Short Sunderland flying boat. Find out more about Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre including visitor information and details about their collections on their website www.sunderlandtrust.com. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
With the Music industry experiencing one of the biggest transformations in over a decade, the dance floor spaces we were accustomed to around a bar or disco pub were about to be assaulted as the sound of the underground previously shunned by the yuppie wine bar scene were about to create their own stage bigger, louder and more progressive than any sound experienced post Disco. Garage house had hit our shores as early as 1985, but it was about to evolve once more! Infected with the signature British sound with bpm's cranked up to meet the elevated heartbeats of both excitement...and a prescription on enhancements that some needed to fuel the desire to hyper dance to the acid house sounds best experienced at undisclosed locations to heighten the excitement to attend a Rave. Hip Hop, Dance Soul and house now known as Classic all took centre stage... Exciting time for those who like myself were at the right age, at the right time to live and breathe this exciting period of change! The irony is this same change happened a decade before with Disco... Coincidence !! or Planed?? Welcome back to the Star-date 1988 this weeks Dance Decade 80s
Mark Lewis, curator of Tenby Museum and Art Gallery - Wales' oldest independent museum, describes the life of renowned UK artist Augustus John and his family links and life in and around the seaside town of Tenby in Pembrokeshire. Find out more about Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, including visitor information and details about their collections on their website www.tenbymuseum.org.uk. Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Subscribe to Echoes of the Past . . . Echoes of the past is a podcast about Pembrokeshire, about history and culture, and about the importance of this corner of Wales to the wider world. Each episode will feature a local expert and will look at a different subject, a different part of Pembrokeshire and a different point in time. The Echoes of the Past podcast is produced by PLANED (www.planed.org.uk) and is funded by Arwain Sir Benfro (www.arwainsirbenfro.cymru). Echoes website: http://www.echoeswales.cymru/ Echoes on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PembsEchoes Echoes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireEchoes Music: Water Lily - The 126ers https://youtu.be/BQm22usqKds
Every Events That Has Happened In Your Life, Has Been Tailored Before Your Birth To Lead You Some Where . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesonrisepodcast/support
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Pembrokeshire-based PLANED is one of the organisations committed to making a difference across our region, by improving the quality of life of communities through focusing on their opportunities, potential and helping them to achieve their aspirations. We spoke to the CEO of PLANED, Iwan Thomas, about the communities they work with, projects they are running and what he sees as the priorities for Pembrokeshire and the wider region as we emerge from lockdown.
An open, politically independent and inclusive space for discussion and debate is the best way to identify the challenges we face in Wales because of Covid-19, and work out where the opportunities for real change are. We are well placed to bring those voices together, and the IWA #RethinkingWales (https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23RethinkingWales) series will explore how different sectors need to respond to this crisis and how we need to start thinking differently. This week the topic of the discussion is Wales' future economy and we will be exploring two questions: What are the immediate problems Wales faces as a result of Covid-19? What does Wales need to be thinking about in the long term? Joining us in this session: Debbie Green - Group Chief Executive, Coastal Housing Group Prof Gerald Holtham - Hodge Professor of Regional Economy at Cardiff Metropolitan University Jessica McQuade - Head of Policy and Advocacy, WWF Iwan Thomas - Chief Executive Officer, PLANED
Ymunwch a Ffion a Heini yn y podlediad yma wrth iddyn nhw gael Paned Am Y Blaned a siarad am….wel….y blaned. Ma’ nhw’n trafod yr hinsawdd, protestio a sut allwn ni gyd ddefnyddio ein llais i greu newid; ac yn rhoi ei barn ar bwy sy’n neud beth, ydyn ni gyd yn gallu neud mwy neu a oes angen i rai tynnu ei bys mas er mwyn i ni allu rhwystro’r argyfwng hinsawdd. Ydi e’n iawn i deimlo ‘euogrwydd eco’? Dyle ni gyd fod fel Greta Thunberg? A beth sy’n apelio am Extinction Rebellion? RHYBUDD: Yn cynnwys rhegi!
For this episode of The A-Side Live Chat, José Youngs and Mike Heck react to the UFC finally setting a target date for the lightweight title fight between Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson, Gina Carano's recent comments on ESPN regarding her previously planned UFC debut, Conor McGregor's supposed return in January and give their take on whether the .UFC is truly holding too many events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
For this episode of The A-Side Live Chat, José Youngs and Mike Heck react to the UFC finally setting a target date for the lightweight title fight between Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson, Gina Carano's recent comments on ESPN regarding her previously planned UFC debut, Conor McGregor's supposed return in January and give their take on whether the .UFC is truly holding too many events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
For this episode of The A-Side Live Chat, José Youngs and Mike Heck react to the UFC finally setting a target date for the lightweight title fight between Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Tony Ferguson, Gina Carano's recent comments on ESPN regarding her previously planned UFC debut, Conor McGregor's supposed return in January and give their take on whether the .UFC is truly holding too many events.
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In this week’s Podcast, we spoke a variety of business leaders across Wales including: Swansea Council Leader Rob Stewart talks to us about the Energy Island Vision to renew Swansea's Tidal energy ambitions. Jan Quarrington of Principality Building Society tells us about the £10m financing they have given to South Wales Projects Following on from a recent debate, Iwan Thomas of Planed discusses if more should be done to ensure Welsh Students study in Wales. The 2019 Social Business Awards have Launched and Glenn Bowen of the Co Op joins us to tell us more about the awards Amber Energy have released the UK's first Business Energy Comparison Bot and Dan Ashman joins us to tell us more. Fflur Jones of Darwin Gray joins us to tell us more about the Mental Health at Work Conference. And Elfed Thomas talks to us about how Pure Fibre Housing has deliver fibre to housing association tenants
IWA and Cardiff University debate hosted by Eversheds-Sutherland in Cardiff on 1st May 2019. Claire Sanders, Director of Communications and Marketing, Cardiff University, welcomes delegates to the debate, and is followed by the Chair. Chair: Bethan Lewis, Education & Family correspondent, BBC Cymru Wales introduces panelists and opens debate: Panellists: Theo Davies Lewis, Co-Founder, Darogan Ami Jones, HR Consultant, Aible Dr Frances Gerrard, Clinical Senior Lecturer, Cardiff University School of Medicine Iwan Thomas, CEO, PLANED
Running Time: 11:22 In this episode of Anchor Cast, there is more news. Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 26:05 The 13th Episode of Anchor Cast, unlucky for some. With more news and Part 8 of Simon And The Darker Night Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 15:02 This is the second recording of Episode 12, I have not put up the 1st recording. Due to me talking about something that parents of young children may not like them to hear. Also since I do not get a chance to write the next part of the story, this is a news only episode. Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 42:04 The 11th Episode of Anchor Cast, recorded on time. This is the longest of Anchor Cast, and we have the second part of A Big Night For Tom. Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 17:51 The 10th Episode of Anchor Cast, a little bit late. But it is here now. In this episode there is a new story. Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 9:36 I am back! Recording new episodes of the podcast, and kicking off with news. Hosted by: Karl Black Music by: Kevin MacLeod
Running Time: 10:40 This is a news only episode of Anchor Cast Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time: 26:25 In this episode of Anchor Cast, we have news of what has being happen during the summer months. Including news from 15th South Shields Company of the Boys' Brigade. As well as the next part of "Simon And The Darker Night" written and reed by Karl Black. Hosted by: Karl Black
Recap of the first four parts of Simon And The Darker Night. These parts of the story have been recorded.
The odds of Bihar being in the world spotlight are a million to one. An eclipse made it possible. NASA declared a small town named Taregna in Bihar as the best place to witness what was the longest and one of the most beautiful sights in the sky. Planed earth experienced a complete solar eclipse on July 23. Back on the ground, the Continental Airline has been taken to task because some ground crew member had the audacity to frisk our former president, APJ Kalam. Outside in France, Sarkosy has gotten tough on anyone who wears anything remotely associated with religion; the Sikhs are not too happy about it. Rahul Gandhi has taken an oath of sorts to expel all party members with criminal records.
The odds of Bihar being in the world spotlight are a million to one. An eclipse made it possible. NASA declared a small town named Taregna in Bihar as the best place to witness what was the longest and one of the most beautiful sights in the sky. Planed earth experienced a complete solar eclipse on July 23. Back on the ground, the Continental Airline has been taken to task because some ground crew member had the audacity to frisk our former president, APJ Kalam. Outside in France, Sarkosy has gotten tough on anyone who wears anything remotely associated with religion; the Sikhs are not too happy about it. Rahul Gandhi has taken an oath of sorts to expel all party members with criminal records.
Running Time: 23:00 The sixth episode of Anchor Cast. In this episode there is more news and reminders, also the fourth part of the story "Simon And The Darker Night" written and reed by Karl Black. How will the police get the robbers, and why was the brush set on fire and by whom. Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time: 14:22 The fifth episode of Anchor Cast. In this episode there is more news and the third part of the story "Simon And The Darker Night", written and reed by Karl Black. Will we find out if Simon will be safe or will it be left to the next part of the story, will the two men spot Simon or not. Find out in this part of the story. Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time: 14:06 The fourth episode of Anchor Cast. In this episode there is news and the second part of the story "Simon And The Darker Night", written and reed by Karl Black. Will Simon be ok or will he be spotted by the two men, find out in this part of the story. Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time: 17:48 The third episode of Anchor Cast. In this episode there is news and the first part of a new story. Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time: 11:03 The second episode of Anchor Cast is ready to be played. In this episode, we talk about the Giant Sleepover 2009. This is where the adventure continues. Hosted by: Karl Black
Running Time 5:58 This is the first episode of Anchor Cast, with Karl Black as the host. The episode is full of news. So this is where the adventure begins. Hosted by: Karl Black
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