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Při návštěvě polského města Lublin se dozvíte, co je to Poetry Jam. Pokud nevíte, jak se jmenuje typický bejrútský drink s olivou, tak vám to reportér Českého rozhlasu prozradí. A podíváte se také, jak slaví svatou Lucii ve Skandinávii.

Při návštěvě polského města Lublin se dozvíte, co je to Poetry Jam. Pokud nevíte, jak se jmenuje typický bejrútský drink s olivou, tak vám to reportér Českého rozhlasu prozradí. A podíváte se také, jak slaví svatou Lucii ve Skandinávii.Všechny díly podcastu Reportáže zahraničních zpravodajů můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Tlumené světlo pohlcené neomítnutými cihlovými stěnami bývalé tiskárny, verše vyplňujících ticho místnosti a improvizovaná hudba dotvářející atmosféru předneseného. Tak vypadá Poetry jam – performativní poezie propojující autorské básně s hudbou, která vzniká tady a teď. Střediskem tohoto žánru se v Polsku pomalu stává Lublin, respektive zdejší Dům slov, kam láká stále více účinkujících i posluchačů.

Tlumené světlo pohlcené neomítnutými cihlovými stěnami bývalé tiskárny, verše vyplňujících ticho místnosti a improvizovaná hudba dotvářející atmosféru předneseného. Tak vypadá Poetry jam – performativní poezie propojující autorské básně s hudbou, která vzniká tady a teď. Střediskem tohoto žánru se v Polsku pomalu stává Lublin, respektive zdejší Dům slov, kam láká stále více účinkujících i posluchačů.Všechny díly podcastu Zápisník zahraničních zpravodajů můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

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GUEST OVERVIEW: Mark Eleveld is the editor of the best-selling THE SPOKEN WORD REVOLUTION series. He is a publisher at EM Press. Also a teacher, Eleveld was Inspirational Teacher of the Year awarded by the University of Chicago, was in the selection committee for the Illinois Poet Laureate in 2020, produced the Poetry Jam with President Obama at the White House, and was a field producer on CNNs Chicagoland.

Do you ever feel that love needs to be earned? Do you struggle to receive the love of God fully? This week's episode is our reminder that God's love is not a wage that is earned but a gift that is given. We invite you to open your heart to the endless love of God and receive His gift freely. Read: Romans 5   Sign up for the UA Gospel Choir: https://forms.gle/FZfEdgndpqxryWtZ7   RSVP for the Poetry Jam: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-7-tickets-757013165757?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl   Please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

What do you think when you hear the word discipline? Do you think of a harsh judge with a big stick or a loving father concerned with your growth? This week we acknowledge God's form of discipline. We learn that it is a gift and a sign of love not a sign of hatred.   Read: Hebrews 12:5–6   Sign up for the UA Gospel Choir: https://forms.gle/FZfEdgndpqxryWtZ7   RSVP for the Poetry Jam: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-7-tickets-757013165757?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl   Please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

Here we are in the last week of 2023! Before entering into a new year, there are some things we should rid ourselves of in order to receive what God has for us in 2024. This week we talk about the weight and sin that so easily distracts us and what we must do to run this Christian race with endurance.   Read: Hebrews 12:1   Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/cHKz4Gqkrv9S5btd6   Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE   If led, please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

Let's talk about prayer! Prayer is the vehicle that we use to communicate with our Heavenly Father. As Christians, prayer should be a part of our everyday lives. This week we are reminded that we are to approach prayer with confidence. God has given us authority to ask anything in His will.   Read: 1 John 5:14    Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/cHKz4Gqkrv9S5btd6   Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE   If led, please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

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For many people, their first thoughts each day are everything they need to get done on their to-do list. However, when considering our to-do lists, is Jesus prioritized in our schedules? This week we are reminded that Jesus should always be our priority. Our hope is that this episode helps you recognize Jesus as #1 before entering the new year.   Read: Matthew 6:33   Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/cHKz4Gqkrv9S5btd6   Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE   If led, please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

As we wrap up 2023, there are some things worth examining before the new year. This week we are challenged with self-reflection. Romans 12:1–2 helps us understand the standard of holiness that the Lord is pleased with as we grow into our newly evolved selves through Christ Jesus. In 2024, our #1 goal should be becoming a living sacrifice for the Lord.   Read: Romans 12:1–2   Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/cHKz4Gqkrv9S5btd6   Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE   If led, please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.

We all have goals we are after. However at the same time, many of us carry the intention of not going before God and always being intentional about being in His will. Today I'll answer a couple Ask Churchboy submissions to discuss goal-setting and enduring the valley seasons of life. This is the last episode of the season and year of CC. Thank you all for a great 2023. Merry Christmas!   Read: Proverbs 16:9; Isaiah 55:8–9; Psalm 23:4; John 1:12–13; Romans 8:28   Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/gDvNMWoh7Qi7xQk49   Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to UN-ASSOCIATED HERE.   Bible Study Sign up! https://forms.gle/ra53byPArBpmYn6L8

Have you considered how God's faithfulness has carried you through this year and your life. This week we celebrate God and his mercy towards us. My prayer is that this reminder of God's love for us helps shift your perspective, and cultivate more gratitude.    Read: Lamentations 3:22–23   Audition to perform at our next Poetry Jam!: https://forms.gle/cHKz4Gqkrv9S5btd6 Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE If led, please consider making  a tax-deductible donation to our ministry HERE.  

In this 2-part episode series, we break down this quote from my Spiritual Formation course curriculum: "...we must remember that spiritual gifts are not given for the purpose of providing a sense of personal satisfaction or achievement...Spiritual gifts are given for the common good, for building up the Body of Christ." Let's have a conversation about spiritual and how they can be misused or misperceived.   Read: Ephesians 4:11–13; 1 Corinthians 12:23–25   Watch our latest Poetry Jam on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFGH_lnmVJw&t=128s&ab_channel=UN-ASSOCIATED   Poetry jam feedback: https://forms.gle/faQo7x6scE4bghQi6   Bible Study Sign up: https://forms.gle/qqukxBcKqpFtpqEb8   Submit a Question of a Topic Suggestion: https://www.un-associated.com/askchurchboy/   If you feel led, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to UN-ASSOCIATED HERE.    

“In 2009, when he was twenty years old, Joshua Bennett was invited to perform a spoken word poem for Barack and Michelle Obama, at the same White House "Poetry Jam" where Lin-Manuel Miranda declaimed the opening bars of a work-in-progress that would soon revolutionize American theater. That meeting is but one among many in the trajectory of Bennett's young life, as he rode the cresting wave of spoken word through the 2010s.” In his newest book Spoken Word: A Cultural History (March 28, 2023), Bennett unpacks the roots of spoken word poetry, the Black Arts movement, and the prominence of poetry and song in Black education. He joins Tavis to discuss.

We've all experienced praying hard for something, but not getting it. Better yet, many if not all of us have experienced suffering that made us question God's character. We probably felt like God let us down. Nevertheless, we still choose to follow Him. Why?   Read: Job (lol)   RSVP for the Poetry Jam on August 26th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-6-tickets-651517796267   Submit a Question of a Topic Suggestion: https://www.un-associated.com/askchurchboy/   Sign up for Bible Study!: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1y62dot3ZGWFyQm0yOXNFvmKL15idTTFWdW_O6ntEoC8/edit   Donate to our ministry!: https://www.un-associated.com/donate/

After talking about God's redemptive power to redeem us after our sins and mistakes last week, I thought it would be great to revisit the topic of grace. About 2 years ago I published this episode about the grace of God, and it's time the conversation be brought back to the forefront.   Read: Romans 5:1; Luke 15:17-20; John 14:23   "I Forgot About Grace" YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JrizmIyRfI&ab_channel=UN-ASSOCIATED   RSVP for the Poetry Jam on August 26th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-6-tickets-651517796267   Bible Study Sign up: https://forms.gle/TEYzMwDPBC5jsjdJ7   Donate to our ministry!: https://www.un-associated.com/donate/  

 Is God's will for your life now messed up because you fell short or made a mistake? This is a question some of us have probably asked ourselves, and the fear of it being the case keeps us up at night. Did we blow it? Are our sins and mistakes redeemable?   Read: Ecclesiastes 3:11; 1 Samuel 13:14; Ephesians 1:7   RSVP for the Poetry Jam on August 26th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-6-tickets-651517796267   Submit a Question of a Topic Suggestion: https://www.un-associated.com/askchurchboy/   Sign up for Bible Study!: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1y62dot3ZGWFyQm0yOXNFvmKL15idTTFWdW_O6ntEoC8/edit   Donate to our ministry!: https://www.un-associated.com/donate/

As a control freak, I have grown accustom to living a life filled with frustration and anxiety when life doesn't go as planned. Control freaks often make idols of efficiency and comfort, however, these oftentimes are not God's focus when working our His purpose. Let's unpack.   Read: Acts 21–28   Please consider making a tax deductible donation here: https://www.un-associated.com/donate/   Poetry Jam RSVP (optional): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-un-associated-poetry-jam-6-tickets-651517796267   Want to perform at the next Poetry Jam? Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

Do you question God's eternal love for you. Do you question if you are deserving to be loved by a perfect God? This week we answer an Ask Kendra question concerning God's Love and delighting Him. Our hope is that you walk away open to receive God wholeheartedly and that He transforms you though the power of Jesus Christ.   Read: Psalm 37:4; Romans 5:1   Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

Let's talk about love, trust and healing. Have you ever dealt with disappointment and heartbreak? Do you find it hard to trust people because you were hurt in the past? This week on Kreate with Kendra, we dive into what disappointment looks like when trying to love. My hope is that through the Scriptures, God transforms your perspective and teaches you how to love like He does.   Read: Romans 5:6–9   Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

Are you a roadblocker to your own blessing? This week we identify ways we can be hindering the blessings God wants to pour into us. My hope and prayer is that this episode raises awareness of your own self-sabotaging habits and encourages you to surrender those things to the Lord.   Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8    

Have you ever struggled with the feeling of loneliness? Have you ever felt isolated from the rest of the world and that no one cares for you? This week we are reminded that we are never alone with Jesus and that separation from the world is a blessing in disguise.    Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8  

In John 17, Jesus prayed to the Father, requesting He help all Christians to be one as They are one. The Church is meant to be united in love and truth, and be a testament of the gospel to the world. However, many of the issues we bear inside our communities hinder this from happening. It's time we search our own hearts.   Read: John 17:20–23; 1 Peter 4:14–16 Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

This week is a wake-up call for all Believers! There is a direct attack on our identities and now is the time to be reminded of what God says about us. This week we rehearse what God has spoken over those that believe and follow Him!   Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

Church is supposed to be a safe space, so why do many of us feel like we don't belong? When imposter syndrome kicks in, what are some things we can remind ourselves of that help us know we belong.   Read: Luke 18:10–14; 1 Corinthians 6:9–11; John 3:19–21   Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

The Christian walk is not easy. It is filled with spiritual warfare, trials and tribulations, and sacrifices. If you are anything like me, you've sometimes found yourself growing envious of unbelievers who don't deal with the convictions and sacrifices you deal with on a daily basis. How should we feel about this? Note: Sorry, no YouTube video today because of some technical difficulties I've been dealing with :/   Read: Psalm 37:1–2; Matthew 16:24–27; Isaiah 49:4 Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

This week we dedicate a moment to celebrate mothers! Motherhood is a gift from God and these women are important to all of us. Whether your mother is here or if she has transitioned on, today we honor them for their selflessness and love.   Read: Proverbs 1:8–9 Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8

I see that a lot of us can get caught up trying to make ourselves holy for God's approval. Many of us are tortured by the pressure of trying to sanctify ourselves, as if we ever had the power to. One thing we all must acknowledge is that if we could purify ourselves, we wouldn't need a Savior.   Read: 1 Corinthians 6:9–11; Philippians 1:6; 1 Corinthians 10:12-13   Help us raise $8,000 for our Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Poetry Jam Audition Submissions: https://forms.gle/pDkWmoTseDAzjS1m8  

As sinners saved by Grace, we ought to be ever mindful of God's love and abundant grace towards for us despite our deficiencies. However, in our humanness, we oftentimes tend to quickly forget about extending that same grace to each others. Let's discuss how we can fix this. Today we welcome on Danielle Clayton, Editor-in-Chief on UN-ASSOCIATED, as our guest.   Read: Matthew 7:1–5; Philippians 2:3–4:; 1 John 4:20; 1 Peter 3:15 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE  

Phil 4:13 is one of the most famous verses in the Bible. We can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Is this a verse meant to rally us about defeating foes and trampling over obstacles? Or is it a message to those who find themselves wandering about the stressful ups and downs of life? Let's break it down. Read: Philippians 4:10–13; Isaiah 43:1–2; Deuteronomy 8:2–3   Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Bible Study Sign Up.

Have you ever been shamed by the guilt of sin? It takes courage to confide in someone when you fall into temptation. Followers of Jesus are instructed to gently restore others that miss the mark. I pray this episode is an encouragement to those that struggle with the guilt of sin and for believers to bear each other's burdens.   Read: Galatians 6:1–5 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE

Our suffering often tempts us to think God hates us, left us or disapproves of us. However, the Scripture tells us that even we who have peace with Him through Christ will experience tribulations. It's in these trying times we are given the opportunity to let God's glory shine through us.    Read: Romans 5:1–4; Psalm 75:6-7 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Bible Study Sign Up.

This week we level up in trusting God! At every stage in life, God gives us the opportunity to trust Him through our challenges. My hope is that through God's word, you are reminded that God's direction for your life is better than any plan you can create.   Read: Proverbs 3:5–6 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE  

Galatians 6:1 instructs us to restore our brethren who've been overtaken by sin with a spirit of gentleness. However, it seems a lot of Christian critique tend to come from a place of resentment and pride. In this episode, we all need to look inwardly and ask ourselves the question: When we are correcting our brothers and sisters in the Lord, are we doing so with the intent to restore them or shame them?   Read: Galatians 6:1; 2 Timothy 3:16-17; Luke 18:10-14 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Bible Study Sign Up.

This week we return to seeking God through prayer. The Lord's desire for his people is that we come to know who we are in Christ Jesus. I pray that our identity is made in Him and not through things of the world. I extend my petition that we return to holiness and live our lives according to God's way.   Read: 2 Corinthians 5:7; Romans 6:23 Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/ Submit a Question or Topic Suggestion to Ask Kendra HERE

Sinful habits die hard. Sometimes we are tempted to lose hope for our deliverance, but we must hang on, and understand the power of the Holy Spirit that dwells inside of us. You cannot save yourself from sin, but I know someone who can rescue you.   Read: Matthew 11:28-29; Romans 8:11–14; Romans 8:33–34; Matthew 19:16–26 Bible Study Sign Up. Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/  

In 2023, there are too many false teachers and doctrines to keep track of. Nowadays it's not enough that someone disagrees with the Bible, but people even go as far to misconstrue its contents to justify their world views. Today we set a few things straight. Additionally, I want to talk about homosexuality and homophobia. It's a past due conversation on this podcast. This is a huge topic in our generation, so I pray you're able to listen with an open heart and ears. Let's open the Bible and get to work.   Read: Romans 1; Matthew 4:1–11; Matthew 16:24 Bible Study Sign Up. Please consider donating to our next Poetry Jam!: https://www.un-associated.com/tupjfundraiser/

Welcome to Cordova, Alaska, "the crossroads of Alaska!"  The town is located in southern Alaska on Orca Inlet.  The town was first claimed by Spanish explorers in 1790 and named Puerto Cordova.  Spain's claim was short-lived.  By 1799, Russia had claimed Alaska, which it then sold to the US in 1867.   Cordova retained it's Spanish name when it was reorganized in 1906 (although Peurto was dropped).  It was purchased by Michael James Heney to build a terminus for a railroad in the area after high grade copper was discovered nearby.  The town was once known as the" Razor Clam Capital of the World."  Between 1916 and the last 1950s, the annual harvest reached up to 3.5 million pounds.  Harvesting declined in the late 1950s due to overharvesting and a large die-off.  The industry was destroyed in 1964 by the Good Friday Earthquake, the strongest earthquake ever recorded in North America and second strongest in the world.  The town has never been connected by road to the rest of Alaska, and with the destruction of the railway, is not connected at all by land.  The town can only be accessed by boat or plane.  We home you enjoy our trip to Cordova! 

Jazz musician Jeff Robinson founded the poetry jam in 1998 as a way to perform. Over the years, he became a host, a slam master for competition, and the person setting up chairs and testing sound equipment.

THE BUZZ POETRY JAM- ITS RAW. ITS EMOTIONAL. ITS – TRUTH.

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It was time for me to do it. Sit me down and let me speak. This Kings and Queens is my poetry. Enjoy. Peace, love, and blessing. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t-corner/support

Can you feel the love with these poems.

In our Christian walk, it is important to have a community in order to be supported and grow in Jesus. This week, I give a recap of the UN-ASSOCIATED Poetry Jam 4 and how this ministry is in the works for the kingdom of God.   Watch full video episode here: https://youtu.be/khsShb1D99o

Two days after the Poetry Jam...there's still a lot I want to process. And int the meantime, I thought it was only right to revive this archived episode from Feb. 1st, 2021 that related to a message I spoke on, on Saturday. The message is titled "Let the Storm Finish". I pray that what you get our of this episode is a new outlook on how you should respond to the trials in your life. P.S. - Thank you so much for everyone who came out and tuned in to TUPJ4. Thank you for being apart of this.   Read: James 1:1-8

Today on the show I will be conducting a solo Poetry Jam. Nothing written down and flowing from my soul. Come and sit back and enjoy. Peace and blessings to you all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t-corner/support

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Its time to put our thoughts to paper, and write about our moms, or other people's moms.

We discuss the poetry jam results, then the fact we hadn't had a visit from Dylan yet.

Things are about to get real.....

1. Wallis Tinnie, Ph.D., & Dinizulu Gene Tinnie re:VIRTUAL Annual Seminole Maroon Spiritual Remembrance of the Two 1838 Battles of the Loxahatchee 1/9 & 1/17. FBHRPINC.org for links to programs 2. Stacey Hoffman, ED, Living Jazz, joins us to talk about In the Name of Love: A Musical Tribute to Dr. MLK Jr. (2001), Jan. 17, 2021, 4 p.m. PT. Poetry Jam: the Afrofuturist Edition. Thursday, January 14, 2021. Hosted by San Francisco’s Poet Laureate Kim Shuck. Sponsored by the San Francisco Public Library one can view from YouTube feature: Ishmael Reed and Dr. Glenn Parish. 3. Ishmael Reed is the winner of the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship (genius award), the renowned L.A. Times Robert Kirsch Lifetime Achievement Award and the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Award. Ishmael Reed is the author of more than thirty titles including the acclaimed novel Mumbo Jumbo, as well as non-fiction, plays and poetry. Reed’s latest book of poetry is Why The Black Hole Sings The Blues.  He is a Distinguished Professor at the California College of the Arts. Dr. Glenn Parris writes cross-genre books in medical mystery, Afrofuturism, science fiction, fantasy and historical fiction. Dr. Parris’s short story "The Tooth Fairies: Quest for Tear Haven" is now available in the Outland Entertainment new faerie stories anthology, Where the Veil is Thin, edited by Alana Joli Abbot and Cerece Rennie Murphy. His Afrofuturistic novel, Dragon’s Heir is being republished by Outland Entertainment in 2021.    

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A Little Erotic Poetry Jam fueled by Sex Magic featuring the song the Ghost in You by the Psychodelic Furs

Beyond Earth’s Edge: The Poetry of Spaceflight is the new and outstanding collection of poems edited by Julie Swarstad Johnson and Christopher Cokinos. They’ll join us to hear poems in the collection read by Bill Nye, Robert Picardo, Sasha Sagan, astronauts, scientists and others. Bruce Betts looks away from the night sky long enough to pen his own poetic contribution. We’ve also got space headlines from The Downlink, and a new space trivia contest. Learn more at https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/1014-2020-poetry-johnson-cokinos

Let's take a break from the horrors of the world with some fun, goofy, dark, and gross poems. "The Poop Knife" "Monster Zoo on Vampire Island," and "Side Effects May Include"Produced and edited by Jeff DavidsonFeaturing amazing music by:The Pop WindsDevil Music EnsembleNo Monster ClubErgo PhizmizAnd Chelsea Oxendine with the theme musicPlease subscribe through Buzzsprout, Stitcher, Spotify, Podchaser, or iTunesFind me on social media on Instagram Facebook and Twitter, or email me direct at AScaryHomeCompanion@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/ascaryhomecompanion)

This is how much, we love our mom's enjoy.

Kelly Brown delivers a few of his poems for us to celebrate this day of love.

Kelly Brown delivers a few of his poems for us to celebrate this day of love.

Whose gonna win the X-mas poetry jam 2019?

Whose gonna win the X-mas poetry jam 2019?

My first bilingual podcast! I'm performing my original Spanish poem "Dorada/Golden" that I will also be showcasing at the Poetry Jam 11/6/19 @ 11am. ❤ If you have time come check it out! This week I want to talk about the immigrant experience, cultural appropriation, and the American dream.

The Crew interviews Cierra BlessedInDaHouse about her upcoming Fashion Show, JB Samson about his upcoming project and Josetra Robinson about her and her Fiance's Poetry Jam and WOW's "Confessions of a Good Man"

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I spoke with poet and professor Paolo Manalo about how he makes words happen. It turns out writing fiction is a kinda different from writing poetry, who knew? If you love words, you’ll enjoy this episode.

No better way to celebrate the day of love then to do a Buzz poetry jam.

We got some great feedback on our poetry!

We got some great feedback on our poetry!

No better way to celebrate the day of love then to do a Buzz poetry jam.

    “Something very beautiful happens to people when their world has fallen apart: a humility, a nobility, a higher intelligence emerges at just the point when our knees hit the floor.”  Marianne Williamson   My knees have hit the floor several times over the past year, and I’ve had a major realization.  On a recent Sunday I afternoon, I revamped my entire coaching business, and I’ve made it my mission to support other brilliant women to prepare for love.  There will be more information coming about my group coaching designed to help you attract your soul partner.     Head over to jennerlinden.com to find out more.       If you are enjoying the show please leave a review on iTunes.  It really is one of the very best ways to grow the show.    My guest this week is Ivy Kaminsky of Findyourpower.org.  I’ve gotten to know Ivy over the past few years and I’m so excited to share her with my audience.   Ivy took a graduate program in development studies in Africa after working for a corporate event planning company.  She likes to describe her former job as “babysitting adults in cool places.” She eventually found herself aligning with several aspects of the job including the travel and gluttonous nature of the scene.  After Ivy’s mom was diagnosed with cancer--she passed only two weeks later--she found her life and identity were incredibly shaken.   Ivy found her way to non-profit work and South Africa.  She did her thesis project in a domestic abuse shelter in the Cape Flats, an apartheid relocation area in Cape Town.  It was here that she had experiences that “sewed the seeds” for Find Your Power including a women’s empowerment tour that allowed her to shadow a young woman in order to pay her Lobola, or bride price, to her parents.        She turned down a promotion in higher education and took a Massive Open Online course in Social Entrepreneurship.  She organized a team of fifty people of around the idea of women’s empowerment and the course drove her to write a business plan.   Ivy learned some valuable lessons about success and failure.  She says crowdfunding takes an immense amount of time.  She also says crowdfunding is difficult without a lot of media attention or a drive to ask people for money.   Another key takeaway from our discussion is her emphasis on needs-based assessments as the foundation of her work before creating an app or resource library.     Ivy’s largest event of the year Poetry Jam is coming up at Shindig in Minneapolis on Give to the Max Day.   You can also find out more on Find Your Power’s Facebook Page.     Are you loving the podcast?  Join our community on Patreon. Where I secret episodes from my guests and we dig deep into some surprising topics. I also offer ALL my monthly rituals and guided meditations for you in one place.   You also have the opportunity to ask me or my upcoming guests a question. It's a great way to receive guidance in your life, kinda like "Dear Abby", but more Jenner :) Join our community on Patreon.   I am in deep gratitude of your journey, and it's an honor to be of service.  xx Jenner   Links mentioned in the show ♥ Find Your Power Links Website Twitter Linkedin Facebook Instagram Poetry Jam | Nov. 15th, 2018 Join our community on Patreon Music provided by Bensound   If you enjoy this episode, use the buttons below to share it with your friends!  We appreciate the love ♡

The best of Greg & The Morning Buzz. Listen weekdays 5:30am to 10am.

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#ReclaimEDM Podcast 02 features unique soulful deep-house tracks from around the world, mixed live by DJ nomsta. (www.nomsta.net), featuring tracks by Chewy Rubs, Dubble D presents Moodymanc, Johannes Albert, Vincenzo, Bassart, Michael Mayer, Joe Goddard, MANTU, Salif Keita x Megablast, KERINNIS, Anja Schneider, La Fleur, Gezender and L Cio. The mix starts with the tempo of 116 bpm, as most upbeat funk tracks would similarly be, opening with "Get Down" a remix of the 1978 Gene Chandler song by disco-nu-disco re-editor/producer Chewy Rubs whose most recent release was on Yam Who's Midnight Riot label, I let the funk flow keeping all the tracks strictly at 116 bpm for a steady deepburn groove. Mixing by looping in the claps and vocal one shot of 2007 old-but-gold 20:20 Vision release of "Wiggle" by Manchester jazz drummer house producer Moodymanc aka Dubble D, the track has this vintage deep house, perfect to follow with more of the 80s-electro Chicago feeling by Johannes Albert's Hip Edits of the 1987 Mickey Oliver song "Never Let Go" featuring the vocals of Shanna Jay with updated kicks and bassline. 20-something years old Italian Corrado Bucci is a bit of a wonder child/posterboy of the jazzy-soulful house circles with his sophisticated productions seeing pressings from top quality labels like Compost, Defected, Local Talk and BBE Music, who also does A&R and scouting now for Japanese label Rebirth Records where he signed his debut to in 2012. Soulful deep house Berliner Vincenzo gave an uplifting remix to Bucci's "Sumthin'" which is a great filler to bridge to Dortmund/Berlin label Raving Society's dubby synthy lush electro release of "Innstruments" by fellow German Bassart. Indie-electro band Hot Chip's member and vocalist Joe Goddard has been putting out solo material since around 2009 and has formed a bit of a production partnership with Kompakt Records' co-owner and veteran Michael Mayer, so it's not surprising to see him providing a remix to Goddard's latest release on Domino "Children". I had to play a cheeky bootleg of Malinese "Golden Voice of Africa" Salif Keita's ode to women and feminism in Africa, "Moussolou", which also features female Malinese singer Oumou Sangare. Osunlade did an official Yoruba Soul mix of the song but it has a more organic feel although it's till a deep house track, I like the club feel of Megablast's re-edit which is really more like a remix. A bit of trivia about "Wassoulou sound" of Mali - since their independence in the 60's, the Wassoulou region of Mali has produced many strong female musicians creating new music based on their traditional dances and rhythms combined with the djembe drums and a harp-like instrument invented by local youths during this period called the kamalengoni, which gave birth to music unique to Wassoulou that communicates a sense of youthful rebellion and freedom. 2nd half of the mix goes deeper into deeper house and quite accidentally stringing a list of Berlin based artists together. I'm very excited about Berlin-based Get Physical artist MANTU aka Manuel Overbeck who has started his own label Raving Society and has signed some outstanding releases of late. His very own "Underwater Solution" has been described as melancholic but I think it's just the deep jazzy chords and bassline doing its thing. I also got sent a promo EP that includes a dreamy spoken word deep house number "Poetry Jam" by another Berlin producer Kerinnis. Up next, is "Secret Escapes" by yet another Berliner but a veteran, Anja Schneider from her first album after 9 years on her new label SoUS after leaving Mobilee the label she found more than a decade ago. La Fluer is a Swedish-now-living-in Berlin and has this new deep tech house track "Femton" out on the legendary club-label Watergate where he is also one of the resident DJs. The track was also featured in their Nov 2017 Watergate XV compilation. To finish, a remix of "Duhka" by a Brazilian producer L Cio for another Brazilian Gezender, who said that the track was inspired by zen music, mantras and Buddhist songs and was trying to "bring it to sensibile and sensory techno with spiritual, philosophical and political questions". Now, that's what I called deep. Tracklist / Chewy Rubs - Get Down - Chewy Rubs Extendedit Dubble D presents Moodymanc - Wriggle - Original Mix Johannes Albert / Hip Edits - Never Throw - Re-edit of Mickey Oliver & Shanna Jay's Never Let Go Corrado Bucci - Sumthin´ - Vincenzo Remix Bassart - Innstruments - Original Mix Joe Goddard - Children - Michael Mayer Remix Salif Keita - Moussolou - Megablast unofficial Remix MANTU - Underwater Solution KERINNIS - Poetry Jam Anja Schneider - Secret Escapes - Original Mix La Fleur - Femton - Original Mix Gezender - Duhkha - L_Cio Remix The mix is available on all major music social platforms. HearThis https://hearthis.at/reclaimedm.com/reclaimedm-02-podcast-mixed-by-nomsta/ Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/reclaimedm/reclaimedm-radiocast02 Send news to ReclaimEDM.com hello@ReclaimEDM.com For DJ booking, promos, media: nomsta@gmail.com Please hashtag #ReclaimEDM when reposting so we can follow you too!

#ReclaimEDM Podcast 02 features unique soulful deep-house tracks from around the world, mixed live by DJ nomsta. (www.nomsta.net), featuring tracks by Chewy Rubs, Dubble D presents Moodymanc, Johannes Albert, Vincenzo, Bassart, Michael Mayer, Joe Goddard, MANTU, Salif Keita x Megablast, KERINNIS, Anja Schneider, La Fleur, Gezender and L Cio. The mix starts with the tempo of 116 bpm, as most upbeat funk tracks would similarly be, opening with "Get Down" a remix of the 1978 Gene Chandler song by disco-nu-disco re-editor/producer Chewy Rubs whose most recent release was on Yam Who's Midnight Riot label, I let the funk flow keeping all the tracks strictly at 116 bpm for a steady deepburn groove. Mixing by looping in the claps and vocal one shot of 2007 old-but-gold 20:20 Vision release of "Wiggle" by Manchester jazz drummer house producer Moodymanc aka Dubble D, the track has this vintage deep house, perfect to follow with more of the 80s-electro Chicago feeling by Johannes Albert's Hip Edits of the 1987 Mickey Oliver song "Never Let Go" featuring the vocals of Shanna Jay with updated kicks and bassline. 20-something years old Italian Corrado Bucci is a bit of a wonder child/posterboy of the jazzy-soulful house circles with his sophisticated productions seeing pressings from top quality labels like Compost, Defected, Local Talk and BBE Music, who also does A&R and scouting now for Japanese label Rebirth Records where he signed his debut to in 2012. Soulful deep house Berliner Vincenzo gave an uplifting remix to Bucci's "Sumthin'" which is a great filler to bridge to Dortmund/Berlin label Raving Society's dubby synthy lush electro release of "Innstruments" by fellow German Bassart. Indie-electro band Hot Chip's member and vocalist Joe Goddard has been putting out solo material since around 2009 and has formed a bit of a production partnership with Kompakt Records' co-owner and veteran Michael Mayer, so it's not surprising to see him providing a remix to Goddard's latest release on Domino "Children". I had to play a cheeky bootleg of Malinese "Golden Voice of Africa" Salif Keita's ode to women and feminism in Africa, "Moussolou", which also features female Malinese singer Oumou Sangare. Osunlade did an official Yoruba Soul mix of the song but it has a more organic feel although it's till a deep house track, I like the club feel of Megablast's re-edit which is really more like a remix. A bit of trivia about "Wassoulou sound" of Mali - since their independence in the 60's, the Wassoulou region of Mali has produced many strong female musicians creating new music based on their traditional dances and rhythms combined with the djembe drums and a harp-like instrument invented by local youths during this period called the kamalengoni, which gave birth to music unique to Wassoulou that communicates a sense of youthful rebellion and freedom. 2nd half of the mix goes deeper into deeper house and quite accidentally stringing a list of Berlin based artists together. I'm very excited about Berlin-based Get Physical artist MANTU aka Manuel Overbeck who has started his own label Raving Society and has signed some outstanding releases of late. His very own "Underwater Solution" has been described as melancholic but I think it's just the deep jazzy chords and bassline doing its thing. I also got sent a promo EP that includes a dreamy spoken word deep house number "Poetry Jam" by another Berlin producer Kerinnis. Up next, is "Secret Escapes" by yet another Berliner but a veteran, Anja Schneider from her first album after 9 years on her new label SoUS after leaving Mobilee the label she found more than a decade ago. La Fluer is a Swedish-now-living-in Berlin and has this new deep tech house track "Femton" out on the legendary club-label Watergate where he is also one of the resident DJs. The track was also featured in their Nov 2017 Watergate XV compilation. To finish, a remix of "Duhka" by a Brazilian producer L Cio for another Brazilian Gezender, who said that the track was inspired by zen music, mantras and Buddhist songs and was trying to "bring it to sensibile and sensory techno with spiritual, philosophical and political questions". Now, that's what I called deep. Tracklist / Chewy Rubs - Get Down - Chewy Rubs Extendedit Dubble D presents Moodymanc - Wriggle - Original Mix Johannes Albert / Hip Edits - Never Throw - Re-edit of Mickey Oliver & Shanna Jay's Never Let Go Corrado Bucci - Sumthin´ - Vincenzo Remix Bassart - Innstruments - Original Mix Joe Goddard - Children - Michael Mayer Remix Salif Keita - Moussolou - Megablast unofficial Remix MANTU - Underwater Solution KERINNIS - Poetry Jam Anja Schneider - Secret Escapes - Original Mix La Fleur - Femton - Original Mix Gezender - Duhkha - L_Cio Remix The mix is available on all major music social platforms. HearThis https://hearthis.at/reclaimedm.com/reclaimedm-02-podcast-mixed-by-nomsta/ Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/reclaimedm/reclaimedm-radiocast02 Send news to ReclaimEDM.com hello@ReclaimEDM.com For DJ booking, promos, media: nomsta@gmail.com Please hashtag #ReclaimEDM when reposting so we can follow you too!

#ReclaimEDM Podcast 02 features unique soulful deep-house tracks from around the world, mixed live by DJ nomsta. (www.nomsta.net), featuring tracks by Chewy Rubs, Dubble D presents Moodymanc, Johannes Albert, Vincenzo, Bassart, Michael Mayer, Joe Goddard, MANTU, Salif Keita x Megablast, KERINNIS, Anja Schneider, La Fleur, Gezender and L Cio. The mix starts with the tempo of 116 bpm, as most upbeat funk tracks would similarly be, opening with "Get Down" a remix of the 1978 Gene Chandler song by disco-nu-disco re-editor/producer Chewy Rubs whose most recent release was on Yam Who's Midnight Riot label, I let the funk flow keeping all the tracks strictly at 116 bpm for a steady deepburn groove. Mixing by looping in the claps and vocal one shot of 2007 old-but-gold 20:20 Vision release of "Wiggle" by Manchester jazz drummer house producer Moodymanc aka Dubble D, the track has this vintage deep house, perfect to follow with more of the 80s-electro Chicago feeling by Johannes Albert's Hip Edits of the 1987 Mickey Oliver song "Never Let Go" featuring the vocals of Shanna Jay with updated kicks and bassline. 20-something years old Italian Corrado Bucci is a bit of a wonder child/posterboy of the jazzy-soulful house circles with his sophisticated productions seeing pressings from top quality labels like Compost, Defected, Local Talk and BBE Music, who also does A&R and scouting now for Japanese label Rebirth Records where he signed his debut to in 2012. Soulful deep house Berliner Vincenzo gave an uplifting remix to Bucci's "Sumthin'" which is a great filler to bridge to Dortmund/Berlin label Raving Society's dubby synthy lush electro release of "Innstruments" by fellow German Bassart. Indie-electro band Hot Chip's member and vocalist Joe Goddard has been putting out solo material since around 2009 and has formed a bit of a production partnership with Kompakt Records' co-owner and veteran Michael Mayer, so it's not surprising to see him providing a remix to Goddard's latest release on Domino "Children". I had to play a cheeky bootleg of Malinese "Golden Voice of Africa" Salif Keita's ode to women and feminism in Africa, "Moussolou", which also features female Malinese singer Oumou Sangare. Osunlade did an official Yoruba Soul mix of the song but it has a more organic feel although it's till a deep house track, I like the club feel of Megablast's re-edit which is really more like a remix. A bit of trivia about "Wassoulou sound" of Mali - since their independence in the 60's, the Wassoulou region of Mali has produced many strong female musicians creating new music based on their traditional dances and rhythms combined with the djembe drums and a harp-like instrument invented by local youths during this period called the kamalengoni, which gave birth to music unique to Wassoulou that communicates a sense of youthful rebellion and freedom. 2nd half of the mix goes deeper into deeper house and quite accidentally stringing a list of Berlin based artists together. I'm very excited about Berlin-based Get Physical artist MANTU aka Manuel Overbeck who has started his own label Raving Society and has signed some outstanding releases of late. His very own "Underwater Solution" has been described as melancholic but I think it's just the deep jazzy chords and bassline doing its thing. I also got sent a promo EP that includes a dreamy spoken word deep house number "Poetry Jam" by another Berlin producer Kerinnis. Up next, is "Secret Escapes" by yet another Berliner but a veteran, Anja Schneider from her first album after 9 years on her new label SoUS after leaving Mobilee the label she found more than a decade ago. La Fluer is a Swedish-now-living-in Berlin and has this new deep tech house track "Femton" out on the legendary club-label Watergate where he is also one of the resident DJs. The track was also featured in their Nov 2017 Watergate XV compilation. To finish, a remix of "Duhka" by a Brazilian producer L Cio for another Brazilian Gezender, who said that the track was inspired by zen music, mantras and Buddhist songs and was trying to "bring it to sensibile and sensory techno with spiritual, philosophical and political questions". Now, that's what I called deep. Tracklist / Chewy Rubs - Get Down - Chewy Rubs Extendedit Dubble D presents Moodymanc - Wriggle - Original Mix Johannes Albert / Hip Edits - Never Throw - Re-edit of Mickey Oliver & Shanna Jay's Never Let Go Corrado Bucci - Sumthin´ - Vincenzo Remix Bassart - Innstruments - Original Mix Joe Goddard - Children - Michael Mayer Remix Salif Keita - Moussolou - Megablast unofficial Remix MANTU - Underwater Solution KERINNIS - Poetry Jam Anja Schneider - Secret Escapes - Original Mix La Fleur - Femton - Original Mix Gezender - Duhkha - L_Cio Remix The mix is available on all major music social platforms. HearThis https://hearthis.at/reclaimedm.com/reclaimedm-02-podcast-mixed-by-nomsta/ Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/reclaimedm/reclaimedm-radiocast02 Send news to ReclaimEDM.com hello@ReclaimEDM.com For DJ booking, promos, media: nomsta@gmail.com Please hashtag #ReclaimEDM when reposting so we can follow you too!

TJ expresses his passionate hatred for musicals and spoken word poetry; Mike sings in key; the overly amped-up Giorgio makes a surprise visit and talks about his love for musicals and spoken word poetry.

Hey remember how we said we'd be talking about small business stuff? In this episode we talk about encouraging creative children, one of our favorite entrepreneurship books, and some completely not morbid at all thoughts about death.

"Dadio" Bob Keith gets a new heart. Chad snaps off our first ever Poetry Jam. Andy watches the VP debate live on Twitter. HighLife vs PBR taste test challenge with Brother Chris. Who has the best Fish Fry in Wisconsin? We can't wait for that new salad bar downtown!

The gang is back and are in fairly bad shape. I Am Retarded song. Ern shaves his head. Dave and Pierre stop by. New Trainable videos. Search of old clips uncovers a muff. Call the comment line at (206) 309-7308. Thanks for listening.

TMG Returns! After a two week absence we're back. This week we discuss some strange news including a serial suer and a marriage with a fictional video game character. In addition Lefty recites the very first Left 4 Dead poetry he composed. All this plus what TMG has currently been playing!

Poetry Jam, shout outs, my rambling, story time with Hunter, and some other stuff.

YWS News, Announcements, Poetry Jam, Writing Tips, and More!

Hopefully we'll have the technical difficulties fixed for this one! Expect news, announcements, a radio show, and a poetry jam.

The first episode of the Young Writers Society radio program! Tune in for news, announcements, a poetry jam, Q & A session, and more!