Podcasts about possimiste

This time, Laura is one brave mama as she takes her 8 and 10 year olds on a road trip to British Columbia, Canada! Join us as we wander the charming streets of Victoria, try raw octopus, jump into freezing water at the most beautiful swimming hole ever ever, navigate ferries, explore Vancouver's museums, restaurants and historic Gastown.  Zabyme by Sam Castandet et son Orchestre Antillais and The City Wakes Up by Jonas Hipper are licesnsed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.   Victoria by The Pleasure Kills is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.   Driving by Jan-Michael Hökenschnieder x Fachhochschule Dortmund is licensed under a Attribution 4.0 International License.   Star Caesar by Possimiste is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License.  Support the show

Awkward meetings abound as our heroes are drawn together. Gail writes an email. Vanessa is standoffish, but she really cares. Janus decides to not back down. And we are all certain that Gail's shack is not a love shack. Cast and Crew: Game Master: Jordan Green (they/them) Vanessa the Witch (she/her): played by Fay Onyx (ze/hir) Janus the Ghoul (she/her): played by Tobi Hill-Meyer (she/her) Gail the Ghost (she/her): played by William (Billie) Rain (ze/hir) Audio Editing: Ryan Boelter (he/they) Sound Design: Fay Onyx Transcription: Nikki Yager (she/her), with help from Fay Onyx, using Otter.ai Content warnings are listed at the bottom of these show notes. TRANSCRIPT For maximum accessibility, each transcript has four formats. Online transcript: https://writingalchemy.net/2021/11/22/transcript-of-inside-the-first-responders-training-program-part-2/ Word doc with low-vision friendly font Veranda: Writing Alchemy E41 Transcript Pdf with dyslexia friendly font OpenDyslexic3: Writing Alchemy E41 Transcript OpenDyslexic3 Low contrast blue on black pdf: Writing Alchemy E41 Transcript blue on black Main transcripts page: https://writing-alchemy.net/podcast-2/transcripts/ Transcription by: Nikki Yager (she/her), with help from Fay Onyx, using Otter.ai LINKS Game System Monsterhearts 2: https://buriedwithoutceremony.com/monsterhearts Podcast Recommendation Hit the Bricks: https://hitthebricks.com/ Support Writing Alchemy Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy Ko-fi donation: https://ko-fi.com/S6S4BFL0 Tee Public Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/writing-alchemy?ref_id=8162 Writing Alchemy Links Website: https://writing-alchemy.net/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/@writing_alchemy Contact Fay: https://writingalchemy.net/about/contact-form/ Podcast RSS feed: https://writing-alchemy.net/feed/podcast Jordan's Link Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/jordonaut Tobi's Link Website: https://tobihillmeyer.com/ William's (Billie's) Links Website: http://www.billierain.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/billierain Ryan's Link Twitter: https://twitter.com/lordneptune Nikki's Link Linktree: https://linktr.ee/BeholdertoNoOne MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECT CREDITS Intro: Kickin' in the Turbo (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Game theme: Levels Of Greatness by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution License Light medieval music: Pippin the Hunchback (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Humorous guitar music: My Lady Carey's Dompe composed by Anonymous and played by Jon Sayles and available at http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm Gail's crush wonder music: The Forest and the Trees (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Tinkly crush music: The Flight of the Lulu by Possimiste from Free Music Archive Soft piano music: Touching Moments Two - Higher (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Uplifting slow piano music: There Is Romance (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Optimistic guitar music: Green Fields by Scott Holmes Music is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License Mid-roll music: The Place Where I'll Return To (Alasdair Cooper) / CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Humorous guitar music: Saltarello by Anonymous and played by Jon Sayles and available at http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm Sensual jazz music: Isolated (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Dramatic folk music: Kings of Tara (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Hip and spooky synthetic track: Spellbound (Kevin MacLeod) / CC BY 3.0 Geiger counter sounds : Radioactive Machine by leonelmail | License: Creative Commons 0 Outro: Everybody's Got Problems That Aren't Mine (Chris Zabriskie) / CC BY 4.0 CONTENT WARNINGS Social awkwardness and anxiety, uncomfortable public displays of affection, discussion of recent violence  

Minggulibur Podcast Weekly Report untuk 28 Juni 2021 menghadirkan The Basement Dry - The Fake King Thavita - Kuat Possimiste feat. Harry Koi - Youniverse Asteriska - Cerita Laut Pablo Cikaso - Bersandar & Konservatif (Remix) Gangga - Whiskey Bottle Kritik, Saran, Donasi dan Press Release kirim ke Instagram: @minggulibur.podcast Twitter: @mglbr Donasi: saweria.co/mingguliburpodcast E-mail: mglbrpdcst@gmail.com

We talk to Possimiste about her new album: "Youniverse" BandCamp Link: https://possimiste.bandcamp.com/music www.possimiste.com/youniverse ”Since I was little I have known that that my actual home is somewhere far-far away...and that music is my connection with that home on Sirius*. I have always felt that songs come from “some ethereal space” and this is why I am diving deep into these mysterious matters of Youniverse and want to share it all. I feel like each song that I hear in my dreams is a message from the higher self or universe or whatever you want to call it, which I have to take with me to the reality, either for myself or for others. Music is so much more than just entertainment and it is time for us to finally explore its real essence, being one of the closest things to magic that every human can ever experience. “Youniverse” is a collection of memories from my most meaningful dreams so far and I am excided to start decoding all these messages hidden in these songs with the help of the whole world. It is just the beginning of the journey.” - Possimiste --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support

An intrepid girl tears up her schedule and takes the day to play - learning some lessons about the value of fun along the way. For Stanford University's Office for Religious and Spiritual Life's Meeting's the Moment program, this story showcases our May '21 theme, PLAY. Told by Meeting the Moment Fellow Adesuwa Agbonile '21. Music in this piece: “Funky Little Intro” by Chico Man "New Soul" by Ketsa "Thinking Free" by Ketsa "Dutilgi" - by Mello C "Rainbow Bridge" by Siddhartha Corsus "The Flight of Lulu" by Possimiste

Phantom Electric Ghost Interviews Iceland Singer Songwriter Possimiste The astral -originated Possimiste is finally releasing her award -winning single “Paradise”, that recently received the “Sykurmolinn – Best Song 2020 ” by the Icelandic radio station X977. “Paradise” is a journey towards dreams that all eventually end up in disappointments as the dreams lose their glimmer and reveal their dark side when we get close to them . The first official single out of Possimiste’s mystery filled debut album “Youniverse” is a perfect introduction to the full - length alternative pop record, a dreamer’s journey through time and space . BIO Possimiste is a young artist whose music has often been described as whimsical, fairytale'ish and free-spirited indie pop. Her career launched in 2011 when Possimiste's first single "Behind The Seas" topped the Creative Commons charts making her one of the most downloaded acts in today's CC world. Growing up in Estonia the future singer /songwriter and visual artist spent most of her days in the fantasy world. The latter, endless hikes through home forests and a little bit freaky lullabies she was sung as a kid became inseparable part of Possimiste who started her musical journey when she was a three-year-old girl. Today the young artist has often been named as the founder of fairy-tale pop genre. At only 15 she gave out her first self-produced single and was immediately discovered by Bad Panda Records net label that in 2011 released the second official digital single “Behind The Seas”. With the latter Possimiste won the hearts of many music bloggers, alternative pop lovers and other musical and visual artists. The single itself has until today remained one of the most downloaded Creative Commons songs on the internet with more than 300 000 downloads. After releasing her first EP/story-book “Wanderer” (2013) Possimiste moved to Iceland to focus on writing her (yet unreleased) debut album, an emotional diary of a 21st century’s hippie in search of her roots, real love and “the unexplainable” magical powers the human kind has forgotten about. Found.ee link: Spotify Single https://found.ee/3b4sy Official release page: https://www.possimiste.com/paradise --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/josephine-electric/support

Phantom Electric Ghost Interviews Iceland Singer Songwriter Possimiste The astral -originated Possimiste is finally releasing her award -winning single “Paradise”, that recently received the “Sykurmolinn – Best Song 2020 ” by the Icelandic radio station X977. “Paradise” is a journey towards dreams that all eventually end up in disappointments as the dreams lose their glimmer and reveal their dark side when we get close to them . The first official single out of Possimiste’s mystery filled debut album “Youniverse” is a perfect introduction to the full - length alternative pop record, a dreamer’s journey through time and space . BIO Possimiste is a young artist whose music has often been described as whimsical, fairytale'ish and free-spirited indie pop. Her career launched in 2011 when Possimiste's first single "Behind The Seas" topped the Creative Commons charts making her one of the most downloaded acts in today's CC world. Growing up in Estonia the future singer /songwriter and visual artist spent most of her days in the fantasy world. The latter, endless hikes through home forests and a little bit freaky lullabies she was sung as a kid became inseparable part of Possimiste who started her musical journey when she was a three-year-old girl. Today the young artist has often been named as the founder of fairy-tale pop genre. At only 15 she gave out her first self-produced single and was immediately discovered by Bad Panda Records net label that in 2011 released the second official digital single “Behind The Seas”. With the latter Possimiste won the hearts of many music bloggers, alternative pop lovers and other musical and visual artists. The single itself has until today remained one of the most downloaded Creative Commons songs on the internet with more than 300 000 downloads. After releasing her first EP/story-book “Wanderer” (2013) Possimiste moved to Iceland to focus on writing her (yet unreleased) debut album, an emotional diary of a 21st century’s hippie in search of her roots, real love and “the unexplainable” magical powers the human kind has forgotten about. Found.ee link: Spotify Single https://found.ee/3b4sy Official release page: https://www.possimiste.com/paradise --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phantom-electric/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/phantom-electric/support

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This week's rounds are Music (Themes), Julius Caesar, International Border Rivers (Quickfire), and the Natural World. The music is Star Caesar from Possimiste.

This week's rounds are Music (Themes), Julius Caesar, International Border Rivers (Quickfire), and the Natural World. The music is Star Caesar from Possimiste.

PEG talks to Singer Songwriter Possimiste See this write up from her Spotify: Possimiste is a young artist whose music has often been described as whimsical, fairytale'ish and free-spirited indie pop. Her career launched in 2011 when Possimiste's first single "Behind The Seas" topped the Creative Commons charts making her one of the most downloaded acts in today's CC world. Growing up in Estonia the future singer /songwriter and visual artist spent most of her days in the fantasy world. The latter, endless hikes through home forests and a little bit freaky lullabies she was sung as a kid became inseparable part of Possimiste who started her musical journey when she was a three-year-old girl. Today the young artist has often been named as the founder of fairy-tale pop genre. At only 15 she gave out her first self-produced single and was immediately discovered by Bad Panda Records net label that in 2011 released the second official digital single “Behind The Seas”. With the latter Possimiste won the hearts of many music bloggers, alternative pop lovers and other musical and visual artists. The single itself has until today remained one of the most downloaded Creative Commons songs on the internet with more than 300 000 downloads. After releasing her first EP/story-book “Wanderer” (2013) Possimiste moved to Iceland to focus on writing her (yet unreleased) debut album, an emotional diary of a 21st century’s hippie in search of her roots, real love and “the unexplainable” magical powers the human kind has forgotten about. Spotify Link: Possimiste Spotify Artist Link: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4nTaxVHuEV7KoMjca6Ls5R YouTube link: https://youtu.be/9CQuLZNoaW4 Mother’s Apothecary 100% Pure Hemp Oil We've all heard about the benefits of CBD oil. Phantom Electric Ghost received a bottle of 100% pure hemp oil from Mother's Apothecary and I have to say, it's awesome. Benefits of CBD help with epilepsy, anxiety, digestion, pain management and lots of other health issues. Check out their site here: https://www.mothercbdoil.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phantom-electric/message

Well the sky gods came and in the deep midst of winter we pull ourselves from shadowy slumber. Music by Possimiste, the Freak Fandango Orchestra, Los Amparito, Ikebe Shakedown, and more!

Explore the ties between language and identity in South Africa with two women who see Afrikaans as the language of reconciliation. Two women in South Africa are currently challenging the assumption that Afrikaans is solely the language of the oppressor. One is a poet. The other runs a community radio station. Through a retelling of the true history of the language and the people who created the language, words arise that begin to break down the ties between language and identity over 20 years post-apartheid: “you can’t blame a language for what a group of people did with it.” Producer: Isaac Goldstein Music: The last offering, Sunhiilow No sudden movements, Rui Magic Torquoise, Sunhiilow Butterfly Lullaby, Possimiste

Last year I lost an entire 90 minute interview with Toronto-based blogger and activist Eiynah. Since then, I’ve bought a separate recorder to ensure I have at least two copies of each interview! Eiynah (@NiceMangos) is back and she talks to me about the first episode of her new podcast, Polite Conversations with Maryam Namazie. It was taken down from Youtube twice for no good reason. Rather Kafkaesque. We touch on how ex-Muslims and moderate Muslims are being silenced by the Western left and popular media. We talk about feminism, too! Polite Conversations Podcast: https://goo.gl/W7eAC6 CBC Interview: http://goo.gl/SYgMZf Twitter: @NiceMangos Blog: http://nicemangos.blogspot.ca/ Intro Music: ‘As Colorful as Ever’ by Broke For Free (http://goo.gl/mNAZpl) Outro Music: ‘Behind The Seas’ by Possimiste (http://goo.gl/J1IXh7)

Winter is finally here, so I caught up with David Ince (aka Caribatheist) to talk about the state of freethought and secularism in Barbados and the Caribbean in general. David came to Canada eight years ago from Barbados and has been living in Calgary Alberta ever since. Caribatheist blog: http://caribatheist.blogspot.ca/ Freethinking Island podcast: http://freethinkingisland.com/ David’s guest posts on MSAB: http://goo.gl/6b3Zay Intro Music: ‘Upbeat’ by Jon Luc Hefferman (http://goo.gl/0AZ8qZ) Outro Music: ‘Behind The Seas’ by Possimiste (http://goo.gl/J1IXh7)

Pastafarian Isabelle Narayana went to court because she was not allowed to wear her pasta colander while getting her license photograph done at the SAAQ (Quebec DMV). The judge threw out the case, while people of other religions are allowed to wear even more concealing head coverings. In this episode, Isabelle gives some of her story that seems to have been missed by the media. Intro Music: ‘Earth Versus the World’ by The Polish Ambassador (http://goo.gl/0QDI4W) Outro Music: ‘Behind The Seas’ by Possimiste (http://goo.gl/nWMbBo)

In this episode Fatima Calderon was interviewed about her experience with the spring 2015 SisterStory Project. Fatima worked with Sister Maria Francis. LSP, from Little Sisters of the Poor from Samoa. Fatima learned something that a lot of people struggle with: that being both religious and a feminist aren't contrary to each other. And that knowledge can totally change your perspective. Check out her project page here: https://www.sisterstory.org /oral-history/sister-maria-and-fatima-calderon music by Possimiste: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Possimiste/ and plusplus freemusicarchive.org/music/Plusplus/ and Silas Hite https://twitter.com/satincowboy Set Apart series art by Rebecca Zenefski. Here's My Secret is a podcast produced by Alicia Beyer about the oral history project SisterStory. Through interviews with student oral historians she learns more about their experiences and the valuable relationships forged between them and their Sister during the semester process. By reading the SisterStory blogs (www.sisterstory.org/student-blog) and personally getting to know each student prior to interviewing, we gain insight through Alicia into how this experience has changed individual lives and evolved perspectives on women religious. SisterStory is the ongoing story of National Catholic Sisters Week aimed at broadening awareness of Catholic sisters through the collection of oral histories, social media outreach, and the creation of additional media content. For more information visit www.SisterStory.org. National Catholic Sisters Week is a celebration of the lives and legacies of Catholic sisters every year from March 8-14 in conjunction with NWHM. If you wish to participate or have events you would like to share please visit www.NationalCatholicSistersWeek.org.

Oskar Schuster's purely instrumental music is at times reminiscent of "Amélie", evoking an atmosphere that reminds one of France, Paris, Valses and musette music. Several times referred to as "the german Yann Tiersen", his music is still very distinct, arising from a mixture of various influences including experimental electronic music (Aphex Twin, Pogo), the minimalist folk-pop of Beirut, the ethereal and mystical sounds of Sigur Rós as well as classical piano music by Robert Schumann and Frédéric Chopin. As a true self-made artist, he not only plays almost all the instruments and produces the music by himself, but also designs the artwork by himself.Schuster's music takes the listener into a world of its own. The soft, muted sound of an old piano mixes with the noises of just as old typewriters, analogue cameras and radios while in the distance you hear a music box playing and a synthesizer creaking. However, Oskar Schuster does not merely fiddle with interesting sounds and noises but creates clearly structured pieces with catchy melodies. Melodies you seem to remember from early childhood days or long-forgotten dreams, at the same time sad and joyful, euphoric and exuberant, nostalgic, thought-provoking and always kind of melancholic. TRACKLISTING1. Oskar Schuster - Fjarlægur2. Oskar Schuster - Pause (La Nuit)3. Oskar Schuster - Les Sablons (album Version)4. Oskar Schuster - Stjernen (feat. Possimiste)5. Oskar Schuster - Koma Aftur6. Oskar Schuster - Valtameri7. Oskar Schuster - Draumur8. Oskar Schuster - Sneeuwland9. Oskar Schuster - Wunder10. Oskar Schuster - Valse Imaginaire11. Oskar Schuster - Hjem

Oskar Schuster's purely instrumental music is at times reminiscent of "Amélie", evoking an atmosphere that reminds one of France, Paris, Valses and musette music. Several times referred to as "the german Yann Tiersen", his music is still very distinct, arising from a mixture of various influences including experimental electronic music (Aphex Twin, Pogo), the minimalist folk-pop of Beirut, the ethereal and mystical sounds of Sigur Rós as well as classical piano music by Robert Schumann and Frédéric Chopin. As a true self-made artist, he not only plays almost all the instruments and produces the music by himself, but also designs the artwork by himself.Schuster's music takes the listener into a world of its own. The soft, muted sound of an old piano mixes with the noises of just as old typewriters, analogue cameras and radios while in the distance you hear a music box playing and a synthesizer creaking. However, Oskar Schuster does not merely fiddle with interesting sounds and noises but creates clearly structured pieces with catchy melodies. Melodies you seem to remember from early childhood days or long-forgotten dreams, at the same time sad and joyful, euphoric and exuberant, nostalgic, thought-provoking and always kind of melancholic. TRACKLISTING1. Oskar Schuster - Fjarlægur2. Oskar Schuster - Pause (La Nuit)3. Oskar Schuster - Les Sablons (album Version)4. Oskar Schuster - Stjernen (feat. Possimiste)5. Oskar Schuster - Koma Aftur6. Oskar Schuster - Valtameri7. Oskar Schuster - Draumur8. Oskar Schuster - Sneeuwland9. Oskar Schuster - Wunder10. Oskar Schuster - Valse Imaginaire11. Oskar Schuster - Hjem

This is called the Justcast because, whilst it may well be late, it is entirely justifiably late, so piss off and stop moaning at me. And come on, stop being coy, I know you're secretly tutting.  Or at least I fucking hope you are, because the other option is that you don't really give a fuck, and where would that leave us?So, having worked all through the working week, and then having spent all of Saturday working at Record Store Day stuff, I got to Sunday and was honestly just not up for doing anything at all, sorry. I was pooped.  Bushed.  Knackered. Tuckered. Done for.  So I did fuck all, and I actually felt guilty about this for a while, and then realised that actually, every cunt gets a fucking weekend, so stop feeling sorry for yourself, embrace a day of doing bugger all, and just do the podcast as soon as you can reasonably manage.  So there you go.Next week I might do a bit of a podcast on my Record Store Day purchases (and there were many) but not this week, because I haven't had the chance to sit down and listen to them yet.  Maybe Thursday that might happen.  And/or Wednesday.  And then I will waffle on about them on the internet next week, for which I am sure you will all be truly grateful. 01. The Leg - Witch on the Speaker (00.15) 02. Algiers - Blood (05.33) 03. The Walkmen - Heaven (14.17) 04. Milk Maid - Do Right (18.49) 05. Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat - The Powers and the Glory of Love (23.44) 06. Daily Life - Alabaster (29.26) 07. Possimiste - Clockworkbird (33.17) 08. Liars - No.1 Against the Rush (40.16) 09. Richard Hawley - Leave Your Body Behind You (46.13) 10. The Babies - My Name (57.33)

Investigating the accident at STAR Labs, Clark finds himself in over his head.Son of El is written and produced by Isaac Bluefoot. This is an unauthorized biography. The views expressed are not necessarily those held by DC Comics and Warner Media.This telling of Superman is an interpretation of the works of many writers and artists. Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and Lex Luthor were created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston and Harry G. Peterson. John Corben was created by Robert Bernstein and Al Plastino. Martian Manhunter was created by Joseph Samachson and Joe Certa. Rudy Jones was created by John Ostrander and Joe Brozowski. Dr. Emil Hamilton was created by Marv Wolfman and Jerry Ordway. Arthur Curry was created by Mort Weisinger and Paul Norris.Manuscript Editing assistance by Tricia Riel. Theme Music by Royal Jelly. Additional music licensed through Creative Commons: Yippee ! by Loyalty Freak Music, My Black Horse by Leisure-B, Vela Vela by Blue Dot Sessions, Big Feeling Man by Blue Dot Sessions, Opening Horizons by KieLoKaz, Below the Surface by Kyle Preston, Neogrotesque by Tortue Super Sonic, Born by Barbarix, Aerial by Bio Unit, Stjernen by Oskar Schuster, featuring Possimiste.