Podcasts about pocohontas

Pocohontas explains to her father, Chief Powhatan, “I have asked Jesus to live in my heart. He is the God of all people! He is my God! He wants to be your God, too! Your prayers can go past the sun, the moon, the wind and the earth to the God Who created those things!” #Thanksgiving, #kids, #christiankids, #prayer, #salvation, #protection, #provision, #bedtimestories, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #pilgrims, #earlyamericanhistory, #america, #nativeamericans, #jesuschrist, #jesuschrist, #fishbytes4kids, #fishbitesforkids, #roncarriewebb, #ronandcarriewebb

Toxic or not? Join Sarah and Kelly for a discussion on whether or not different stereotypes fall into the "toxic masculinity" category, or if they're not really a problem at all. We're also discussing lots of upcoming live action cartoon remakes and whether or not Pocohontas really ended up with John Smith, so obviously this is a wild ride. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL! WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE! LINKS AND CODES: Shop 360cookware today and use our code HONESTYCLUB25 to get 25% off! Get our favorite adrenal cocktail mix here! Sweatshirts, hats, tees, and coffee mugs from The Honesty Club here! Enroll in Kori's Freely Rooted course on how to restore your metabolism! Enroll in Sarah's Attainable Aesthetic course and learn how to style your home! To submit a topic for us to cover in the future, click here. To share a story for an upcoming episode, click here. Follow The Honesty Club Instagram TikTok Follow Kelly and Sarah Joy! Kelly's IG Sarah's IG  Sarah's TikTok Sarah's Blog Sarah's YouTube Copyright ©The Honesty Club Podcast 2023 | All rights reserved

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 710, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Gravesites 1: This "Believe It or Not" creator is buried in an Odd Fellows cemetery in Santa Rosa, Calif.. (Robert) Ripley. 2: It's true; Sojourner Truth is buried in this Michigan cereal city. Battle Creek. 3: The grave of the creator of Poor RIchard's Almanack is at this city's Christ Church. Philadelphia. 4: This American Indian woman's gravesite is in Gravesend, England; she died there in 1617. Pocohontas. 5: This 1930s criminal pair is buried in Dallas, but he's in one cemetery, she's in another. Bonnie and Clyde. Round 2. Category: Warren G. Harding 1: Some claim that Harding coined this alliterative phrase for the leaders of the American Revolution. Founding Fathers. 2: Harding's veep, he succeeded Harding as president. Calvin Coolidge. 3: In 1903 Warren was elected lieutenant governor of this state; later he was one of its U.S. senators. Ohio. 4: It's what Warren Harding's middle initial G. stood for. Gamaliel. 5: Albert Fall, Harding's secretary of this cabinet dept., took the fall for the Teapot Dome scandal. Interior. Round 3. Category: Our Avian Friends 1: Only the extinct 10-foot-tall moas of New Zealand were taller than this 8-foot African bird. Ostrich. 2: The deepest diver among birds is the emperor species of this bird which may reach depths of 900 feet. Penguin. 3: This tiny bird drinks nectar at the rate of about 13 licks per second. Hummingbird. 4: The sapsucker, a group of birds in this family, drills holes in trees to stimulate the flow of sap. Woodpeckers. 5: The name of this black bird of Asia, a superb mimic of human speech, is from the Sanskrit for "passion". Mynah bird. Round 4. Category: The Dreaded Oprah Category 1: Saleswoman Oprah has tote bags specially for the items you saw on this popular segment of her show. Oprah's Book Club. 2: Healthy Oprah lost 33 lbs. in one of these military-sounding programs with Sgt.--er, trainer Bob Greene. a boot camp. 3: Career woman Oprah has said marriage wouldn't work with this beau she calls "a traditional black man". Stedman Graham. 4: Educator Oprah taught a graduate course on leadership at this university based in Evanston. Northwestern University. 5: Mogul Oprah co-founded this media company, a breath of fresh air with its women's cable network. Oxygen. Round 5. Category: "My" Songs 1: This theme from "Titanic" anchored itself to the top of the adult contemporary chart for 10 weeks. "My Heart Will Go On". 2: According to songwriters Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen, it's what Chicago is. "My Kind Of Town". 3: (Weird Al delivers the clue.) This parody of a Knack song, which I recorded in a bathroom, was introduced on the Dr. Demento Radio Show. "My Bologna". 4: Mary Martin became closely identified with this tune after singing it in Cole Porter's "Leave it to Me". "My Heart Belongs To Daddy". 5: 1991 hit that contains the lines, "I thought that I heard you laughing, I thought that I heard you sing...". "Losing My Religion". Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Hulu got a major glow-up this summer with the release of Prey. The newest and most on brand for Disney Predator film Lauryn Petrie joins the show to discuss this exciting new entry in the Predator saga as season 8 closes out strong! Follow Lauryn on twitter: @thelaurynpetrie Follow Gootz: @raygootz Follow the pod: @gootzsdisneypod

Pocohontas explains to her father, Chief Powhatan, “I have asked Jesus to live in my heart. He is the God of all people! He is my God! He wants to be your God, too! Your prayers can go past the sun, the moon, the wind and the earth to the God Who created those things!” #Thanksgiving, #kids, #christiankids, #prayer, #salvation, #protection, #provision, #bedtimestories, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #pilgrims, #earlyamericanhistory, #america, #nativeamericans, #jesuschrist Long Road Ahead and Long Road Ahead B - Music to Delight by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100588 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Artwork: Image by brgfx on Freepik

Hocus Pocus flopped in theaters in July of 1993, but like the famed Sanderson Sisters, it returned with a vengeance, becoming a cult classic on TV, VHS, and DVD. The sequel just premiered on DisneyPlus, so we decided to revisit the original! Before the recap, we learn about the history of candy corn, discuss the making of Hocus Pocus, and talk all things Halloween. Megan confesses to dressing like Pocohontas... long before the Disney film, and Steve talks about his love of horror movies.  Did the original hold up? Or are we just looking at it through rose-colored nostalgia goggles? Listen to find out! Links to listen can be found at www.stopruiningmychildhood.com    #hocuspocusmovie #halloween2022 #sandersonsisters #spookyseason #Fall2022 #hocuspocus2 #reboot #Sequel #Halloween #witch #witchythings #winifredsanderson #sarahsanderson #marysanderson #witchyvibes #salemmassachusetts #salemwitchtrials #magic #disney #DisneyPlus #bettemidler #sarahjessicaparker #kathynajimy #iputaspellonyou #rewatch #rewatchpod #podcast

It's easy to feel siloed in life, as though certain tasks or relationships are only allowed to have one dimension. Laundry is boring. Work is serious. Kids are exhausting. Errands are annoying. And, while each of these statements is certainly true at times, they aren't the whole truth. Come to think of it, the people we love spending time around are the ones who don't let a single, pre-determined adjective around the tasks they have to tackle control the tone of their whole day.  They make like Pocohontas and paint with all the colors of the wind. This is one of the many reasons we love the Hidden Mickeys that you can find throughout Disney properties. The Disney Imagineers have a serious job with a lot of pressure to deliver to the exacting standards Walt set and guests expect. But, despite that, they also decided to level up the fun by creating a game within the work of making magic by hiding the mouse that started it all all throughout the parks. Take a listen and, together, we will brainstorm ways we can invite more light and levity into our everyday lives. 

To cap off princess week we're holding a Royale Tournament where we pick the best Disney Princess According to Dislife Podcast. Our criteria are musical prowess, girl power and inspiration and intangible qualities and "it factor". Play along with Marc, Greg, and special guest Bryan Lee in this fun filled game episode.

On this throwback episode, we are using a points system to rank the best Disney princesses. You won't want to miss this special edition episode! Be sure to Like and Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @tikiroomtalk.

Brent Johnson and Matt Palisch explore two early 20th century Hinners organs in Gordonville and Pocohontas, Missouri. Arthur Seboldt provides memories of coming to the church when the organ was still hand-pumped.

Joey Richter, playing for Feeding Texas, and Ashley Clements, playing for The Trevor Project, battle it out over some Scooby Doo mysteries! It's a Tin Can Bros. internal battle of the Solve It Squad!   Cases: San Franpsycho; Old Mexico, New Monster; Hi-Tech House of Horrors   Clues & Evidence: The Bailey School kids, Captain Underpants, Ryan Sheckler, The Wakumi, Free Solo, Pocohontas, the Spider-Man Multiverse, Wile E. Coyote, genius sleep, Etch-A-Sketch   Thanks to our sponsors: Magic Spoon - Click here for $5 off! Tab For A Cause - Raise money for charity here! — Thanks for listening to Meddling Adults! If you want to help the prize pool grow, become a member of our Patreon. If you want to learn more about the show or interact with us online, check out the links below: WEBSITE: meddlingadults.com TWITTER: twitter.com/meddlingadults INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/meddlingadults FACEBOOK: facebook.com/meddlingadults — CREDITS Creator/Host/Producer: Mike Schubert Editor: Brandon Grugle Music: Bettina Campomanes, Brandon Grugle Art: Maayan Atias, Kelly Schubert Web Design: Mike & Kelly Schubert

This will be the last episode for a while, as I'm taking a five week break! Don't worry, I'll be back, and better than ever, on January 28. Today I'm sharing a conversation with Laura Frantz. I'm sure you can tell from my enthusiasm that I was super excited to chat with this wonderful author about her upcoming book, Tidewater Bride, which releases January 5.  One of the fringe characters in Tidewater Bride is based on Pocohontas, so we discuss how Laura handled the portrayal of Native Americans, as well as her feelings on trying to represent any real person from history when writing fiction. Reading this novel is a wonderful way to get a glimpse of the USA's infant years. We also talked about our writing processes as Laura prefers to write her first draft by hand.  Get 40% off (and free shipping) if you preorder Tidewater Bride from Baker Book House.   Preorder from Bookshop (affiliate). Preorder from Amazon (affiliate). Visit Laura's website, Facebook, and Instagram. Also mentioned: The Christy Awards Official Site Historical Romance Christy Award Winner Archives Laura's Christy Award-Winning Book The Lacemaker (affiliate) Be sure to visit Alison’s Instagram, Facebook, and website. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click them and make a purchase, you help support my work without paying any more for the product. Thank you for your support!    

Welcome Folks - you are listening to the Pencil Pushers Podcast and I'm your humble host Mike Rosado. Today, we share my talk with the legendary animator, John Pomeroy - somebody, who in my opinion, is one of the most important figures in the field for the past 50 years. Listen in as we twist and twirl through his storied career working under the tutelage of the Nine Old Men at Disney, teaming up with Don Bluth and Gary Goldman to create their own animation studio, creating classics like The Secret of Nimh, American Tail and Land Before Time, coming back back to Disney as lead animator for Pocohontas, Atlantis, Fantasia 2000 and more. We also chat about burnout, how to have a successful work life balance, and what he's doing next with his new online animation school, Pomeroy Art Academy. This one is a real banger as our convo starts right out of the gates on how he, Don and Gary took a massive gamble and helped the world fall in love with animation again. And so, without further ado, I invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy our talk with John.   The Pencil Pushers Podcast is a celebration of the hand-drawn arts. I'll be interviewing friends and idols in illustration, animation, comic-art, and more. - Mike Rosado https://www.instagram.com/ekimodasor/ Produced and edited by Trujillo Media  

Pocohontas explains to her father, Chief Powhatan, “I have asked Jesus to live in my heart. He is the God of all people! He is my God! He wants to be your God, too! Your prayers can go past the sun, the moon, the wind and the earth to the God Who created those things!” #Thanksgiving, #kids, #christiankids, #prayer, #salvation, #protection, #provision, #bedtimestories, #storiesforkids, #storiesforchristiankids, #pilgrims, #earlyamericanhistory, #america, #nativeamericans, #jesuschrist Long Road Ahead and Long Road Ahead B - Music to Delight by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100588 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Pocohontas stands up to her father, Chief Powhatan, in defense of Captain John Smith near the Pilgrim's Jamestown settlement in Virginia. Long Road Ahead and Long Road Ahead B - Music to Delight by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100588 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

In our twentieth episode we stay in the 90s for a classic animated film, “Pocohontas” released in 1995. This week is Thanksgiving and even though this technically isn't a Thanksgiving film it is on the topic that many of us were taught when we were young. However, the true Native American and Pilgrim relationship was nothing like the fairytale we were taught. Pocahontas is an actual  historical figure and we looked up what her real life was like and compare that to the Disney version. We question whether Disney handled this subject matter appropriately and even question whether Disney should have even made a film on this topic. In this episode we really get into the moral dilemma of “Disneyfying” a very horrific event in our American history. With that said, we LOVE all the songs and music in this film. We both can sing every word to “Colors of the Wind” and enjoy singing along while watching this movie again. If you love this movie, then watch it and singalong with us!

This week, Elizabeth and Brett take on the task of finding the best Disney Princess song! Enjoying the show? Rate, review and subscribe!Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

Today in history: Kurt Cobain commits suicide. Kuwait Airways hijacked. West Berlin disco bombed. Winston Churchill resigns. Howard Hughes dies. Pocohontas marries John Rolfe.  

For the first time, Liam joins the Podcast and brings us the 1995 classic, Pocohontas. It's another week where we discuss big topics like reperesentation, gender roles, and what makes an appropriate narrative to retell for a family audience. Moreover, Ellie, Georgia, Liam, and Ian consider how much creative license is appropriate with a story based in historical fact before wondering why Mel Gibson didn't even try an English accent at all. Throw on some Disney Plus, and catch up on some great Disney contet and then join our conversation on Twitter (@talkthemickey) or Instagram (@talkingwithmickey) and we'll give you a warm, English welcome - sadly without the gift baskets.

Stephen Schwartz is a master of musicals. He wrote Godspell, Pippin, and The Baker’s Wife; he’s written the lyrics for films such as Pocohontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Enchanted - and many others. His musical Wicked, for which he wrote the words and music, has become something of a cult; it opened on Broadway in 2003 and in the West End in 2006, and it’s been running both in New York and in London ever since. He’s received numerous awards – three Oscars, four Grammys – and he’s over from New York for the opening of his new musical, The Prince of Egypt, a stage version of the popular film. In conversation with Michael Berkeley, Stephen Schwartz reveals how classical music gives him ideas for his most successful musical numbers. In fact, he admits, he steals ideas from the great composers “flagrantly”. The opening of Wicked, for instance, comes from Rachmaninov’s Prelude in C-sharp minor – listeners to this episode can hear both, and compare them. He has been influenced too by Carl Orff and the exuberant orchestration of Carmina Burana. He also talks us through the bass chords he has borrowed from Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, and the two bars of Beethoven that he believes are the most moving music ever written. He reflects about the success of Wicked – and the “green girl inside us all”. Other musical choices include Bernstein’s Mass, Bach’s sixth Brandenburg Concerto, Copland’s Appalachian Spring, and Puccini’s opera La Rondine. Produced by Elizabeth Burke A Loftus production for BBC Radio 3

Hello and thank you for listening my podcast. In this episode, I talked about things I am thankful for today and some facts about tobacco (and Pocohontas is connected with it!). Always stay tuned for episodes in coming! :)

Wondering what to do this month in Switzerland? Fear not the SwissPats have you covered. July was full of festivals and that continues this summer month, as Suzi and Don discuss a rock festival in a Roman amphitheater, a classical musical festival in Lucerne and two in Zurich - the star-studded Zurich Open Air and the techno-flavored Zurich Street Parade. Also, there is the Taste of Zermatt, a celebration of buskers in Bern and free - YES, FREE - productions of Pinocchio and Pocohontas in Basel.

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This week, we're shaking down Disney's 1995 animated film, "Pocahontas". While I wouldn't call this one of their classics, the film does have a few praiseworthy aspects. My guest co-host Melody Nicolette and I will be discussing the film's incredible cast, music, and making sure that some of the historical inaccuracies are rightfully pointed out.

ESPresents - Live at Mountain Creek - "There Before"* Camping season is officially here!! Also, of note, ESPN has hit Episode 250!! ***(and we have now entered Season 5). To commemorate the confluence all these wonderful happenings here is a quick little live performance from Mountain Creek (by Pocahontas Cabins and Miette Hotsprings). This is the opening song off the upcoming album 'Good Living Foundation'. The albums songs follow the drive from Miette, down Highway 93 and ends up in Banff. Enjoy! Thanks for tuning in. (see attached photos for my view from the time of recording). *recorded April 11th, 2019

Native American identity came into the spotlight this year when Senator Elizabeth Warren claimed Cherokee status through a DNA test. President Trump, who called her Pocohontas, wasn’t satisfied. Justifiably so, Native Americans had their own opinions. Our hosts Devan Schwartz, Alex Warren, and Megan Donis speak with: Joe Whittle, an enrolled member of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, and Janeen Comenote, executive director of the National Urban Indian Family Coalition. And we hear about Inter-mountain West schools’ expanded Native American curricula with reporter Ali Budner.

Alicia and Josh Davis are farmers (and both are, by training, engineers) on a plot they call Green Finned Hippy Farm, near Pocohontas, Illinois. They started life together, and their farming ambition, aquaponically raising ("green," finned) Tilapia fish. That was 2010. Today their rural 18 acres support hens in pasture, their family of three (son Bean was born there), organic veggie beds, and herds of goats and of the endangered heirloom American Mulefoot Hog.        Resourceful and determined, Josh and Alicia are figuring out farming as they go - helped by the Internet and their family-farming heritage. Innovations like their chicken truck and egg-washing apparatus continue to sprout, making their hard work more efficient. Farm events like Goat Yoga, Sips & Snuggles Baby Goat Happy Hour, and the truly sacramental Swine and Dine are growing their network of customers and friends.      Where there are now is inspiring. Where they aspire to be in 10 years, Josh sums up: "I envision a community where we're Their Farmer, like someone is Their Doctor." Alicia adds: "Our hog program is a conservation effort. We selectively breed to produce excellent genetics. Our hope is that by humanely bringing this animal back to the table, we can remove it from the critically endangered list." Having this Earthworms conversation - and reading Josh and Alicia's blogs - I am in awe. These beautiful humans are working so hard to preserve and restore both a species of fellow living creature, and an essential way of life. Enjoy their story - and try their food! Music: Washboard Suzie, played live at KDHX by Zydeco Crawdaddies THANKS to Anna Holland, Earthworms engineer Related Earthworms Conversations: Slow Money: Woody Tasch on Investing in Food and Soil (July 2018) Fungus Farming for Food & Fun (February 2018) A Climatic Ode to Seed Savers (November 2016) Alpacas of Troy: Sustainable Farming on the Hoof (July 2016) Urban Agriculture Guide: New Tool for City Farmers (June 2016) The Easy Chicken: Fowl Fun Comes to YOU (December 2017)  

A Princess should never kick the crap out of other princesses, but that doesn’t stop our favourite Disney heroines from throwing down in our latest episode

A Princess should never kick the crap out of other princesses, but that doesn’t stop our favourite Disney heroines from throwing down in our latest episode

A Princess should never kick the crap out of other princesses, but that doesn’t stop our favourite Disney heroines from throwing down in our latest episode

Episode #11: Judy Kuhn can do (and has done) it all! She's a legit soprano (Cosette in Les Miserables), she's a classic musical theatre leading lady (She Loves Me), she's a dramatic belter (Chess), she's a dramatic actress (Two Shakespearean Actors), she's a pop singer (Eli's Comin'), she's a voiceover artist (Pocohontas), she's a recording artist (Just in Time - Judy Kuhn Sings Jule Styne), and she's a concert singer. She keeps you guessing!Broadway audiences were to have been treated to another Judy Kuhn performance this month, as an interim replacement in The Woman in White in the role of Marian. However, due to that show's untimely closing notice, her engagement was cancelled. Instead, get your Judy Kuhn fix here, as she sings my setting of the Edna St. Vincent Millay poem, “Departure.” Check out the text of the poem. Recorded 2/14/06.

PBS Filmmaker James Fortier ("Alcatraz Is Not An Island") talks about his new projects, and writer & poet Paula Gunn Allen sets the record straight about Pocohontas. And as always, we have the Bay Area Indian Calendar. The post Bay Native Circle – July 7, 2004 appeared first on KPFA.