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High on the success of the Boozy Book Fair (it was, according to Sam, "really banging"), a great in-shop reading and signing, and a couple days off for Indigenous Peoples Day, Sam and Hannah are in a mood, with nothing to complain about. Also, no dudes allowed, this week, with a shout out to the guy who really likes Rachel Kushner.  - "The Time Keepers," by Alyson Richman, which, sorry, is rather maudlin and bad. It's not a time travel book.  - "The Plot," by Jean Hanff Korelitz, which Hannah read mostly because "The Sequel" just came out. The second half was entertaining, anyway.  - "The Road to Dalton" and "Where the River Meets the Sea," by Shannon Bowring, a librarian who grew up in the County in Maine. You really should have come to see her speak a couple weeks ago.  - "Deep Cuts," by Holly Brickley, which comes out in, like, February, but it was the bottom of the TBR pile and about a fictional music writer, so Sam read it anyway. It's a major nostalgia trip if you ... like music.  - "From Here to the Great Unknown" (not, actually, "From Here to Eternity"), by Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough. Hannah actually listened to it, mostly because Julia Roberts is the narrator, but also really enjoyed it.  

A wonderful trip along the Murray river to Lake Alexandrina in South Australia where the river falls into the sea. As usual, Janaka Weerasinghe, the Queensland state correspondent of SBS Sinhala radio, takes you on this tour. - ඕස්ට්‍රේලියාවේ දිගම ගඟ වන මරේ ගඟ දිගේ එය දකුණු ඕස්ට්‍රේලියා ප්‍රාන්තයෙන් මුහුදට වැටෙන තැන නිර්මාණය වන Alexandrina විල සහ එහි සුවිශේෂිත්වය හෙළිකරන අපුරු චාරිකාවක මෙවර අපි ඔබව SBS සිංහල සේවයේ මාසික ගුවන් විදුලි චාරිකාවෙන් එක්ක යනවා. සුපුරුදු ලෙසින් ඔබව මේ චාරිකාව රැගෙන යන්නේ SBS සිංහල ගුවන් විදුලියේ ක්වීන්ස්ලන්ත ප්‍රාන්ත වාර්තාකරු ජනක වීරසිංහ විසින් ....

This week on the program, we feature music from The Mountain State. West Virginia has a rich musical heritage of both traditional and contemporary styles. We'll hear music from Tim O'Brien, Hazel Dickens, Jerry Douglas, Melvin Wine, Jesse Milnes & Emily Miller. Tune in to hear some great music from West Virginia … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysThe Modock Rounders / “Rye Straw” / Home Music / Buffalo SkinnerTim O'Brien / “Grandma's Hands” / Where the River Meets the Road / Howdy SkiesMollie O'Brien & Rich Moore / “Love Runner” / Love Runner / Remington RoadRuss Barenberg, Jerry Douglas & Edgar Meyer / “Big Sciota” / Skip, Hop & Wobble / Sugar HillKate Long / “Who'll Watch the Home Place” / Pieces of Heart / EdnaHeidi Muller & Bob Webb / “Elk River Blues-West Virginia Hills” / Seeing Things / CascadeBob Heyer / “Cherry River Line” / That Lonesome Road / Table RockMelvin Wine / “Yew Piney Mountain” / Classic Old-time Fiddle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDwight Diller / “Abe's Retreat” / Just Banjo '99 Yew Pine Mountain MusicThe Modock Rounders / “Jimmy Johnson” / Home Music / Buffalo SkinnerHazel Dickens / “West Virginia My Home” / Hard Hitting Songs for Hard Hit People / RounderKathy Mattea / “Pretty Bird” / Pretty Bird / Captain PotatoAndy FitzGibbon / “Shanghai” / The New Young Fogies Volume 1 / Self-producedThe Critten Hollow String Band / “Going to the West” / Cowboys and Indians / Yodel Ay HeeJesse Milnes & Emily Miller / “Fun's All Over” / Deep End Sessions Vol 2 / Deep End SessionsAlice Gerrard & Kay Justice / “Too Late, Too Late” / Tear Down the Fences / KbellPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

We welcome spring on this week's program, after gray and challenging winter weather and too much rain and snow. We have music from Anne Hills, Claudia Schmidt, Tom Rush, Friction Farm, Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem. “Glad for the Spring,” thanks to Anne Hills and all the rest of the musicians … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysBruce Molsky / “Apple Blossom” / Warring Cats / Tree FrogJohn Renbourn / “So Early in the Spring” / So Early in the Spring / SanctuaryAnne Hills / “Glad for the Spring” / Beauty Attends / Collective WorksElixir / “Sprout” / Rampant / Self-producedClaudia Schmidt / “You Must Believe in Spring” / Big Earful / Red HouseTom Rush / “Mother Earth” / Merrimac County / ColumbiaLizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears / “Sweet Song in the Tall Grass” / Just Over the Ridge / Self-producedBruce Molsky / “Muddy Creek” / Warring Cats / Tree FrogTim Grimm / “25 Trees” / Gone / VaultThe Hushpuppies / “Honeysuckle” / Homestead on the Farm / Old 97 WrecordsFriction Farm / “Robin” / Evidence of Hope / Self-producedJeffrey Foucault / “Cold Spring Bark River” / Deadstock / Blue BladeTim O'Brien / “Little Annie” / Where the River Meets the Road / Howdy SkiesRani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem / “Joy Comes Back” / Big Old Life / Signature SoundsPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

In Te Pūao: The Place Where the River Meets the Sea, we explore the realms of traditional Mātauraka Māori and Pūrakau. Join Witi Ihimaera, Linda Tuhiwai Smith and Monty Soutar in conversation with mana whenua narrative expert and Ahi Kā storykeeper Megan Pōtiki. This Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival podcast was brought to you with support from Otago Access Radio, Copyright Licensing New Zealand and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature. You'll find further podcasts from the 2023 festival at http://dunedinwritersfestival.co.nz and from Otago Access Radio's website http://oar.org.nz

In Te Pūao: The Place Where the River Meets the Sea, we explore the realms of traditional Mātauraka Māori and Pūrakau. Join Witi Ihimaera, Linda Tuhiwai Smith and Monty Soutar in conversation with mana whenua narrative expert and Ahi Kā storykeeper Megan Pōtiki. This Dunedin Writers and Readers Festival podcast was brought to you with support from Otago Access Radio, Copyright Licensing New Zealand and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature. You'll find further podcasts from the 2023 festival at http://dunedinwritersfestival.co.nz and from Otago Access Radio's website http://oar.org.nz

Our friend James Ochoa is back! This week we're talking about the lessons you can learn from inflection points in your ADHD journey. What did you learn? What did you gain? What can come from it?We start with an event. Take some time in a grounded space, and think of an event from your past that we either positive or problematic in relation to your experience with ADHD. For Pete, it was an experience early in his freelance career, something that still causes physical discomfort twenty years later.Next, ask yourself these life-transformation questions: What did I learn from the event? What strengths did you gain from going through this experience? What hope came out of this experience? What wisdom was gathered in going through this? What new knowledge do you now have? James suggests using this exercise as a resource journal of life experiences and memories, a place to catalog the positive experiences and process the challenges over time.This week, James leads Pete through the exercise and conjures up all that old discomfort and quite a few laughs, all to rewire old experiences for the better.Learn more about James, his work, and his ADHD Town Halls on his website right here! (00:00) - Welcome to Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast (01:00) - Support the Show: Become a Patron! (02:34) - Organizing Challenge Time! (04:42) - Welcome Back James Ochoa! (05:32) - Seven Years of Focus Forward (07:36) - The Power of Your ADHD Story (12:48) - Where the River Meets the Sea (21:00) - Setting up the Exercise (44:44) - The ADHD Bookclub with special guest James Ochoa! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

SPECIAL "CHRISTMAS MUSIC 2022" EPISODE! Kemonomichi no Uta (alt ver.) - Shugo Tokumaru & John John Festival Ode to Just Like Christmas - Twitchels Just Like Christmas - Housewife When the River Meets the Sea - Daniel Zott Love to Keep Me Warm - Laufey & Dodie Merry Christmas to the Drunks, Merry Christmas to the Lovers - Ballboy He's the One - Ali Sperry and Kristin Weber Santa Claus - Brenda Lee Linus n' Lucy - Ginger Root Never Had Christmas - Rope Store Vegetarian Christmas - Feet Christmas Everyday - The Frights Christmas (All Over the World Tonight) - Freedom Fry Christmas in Clifton House - Evripidis and his Tragedies Xmas Break - April June This Year for Christmas - Sjowgren Christmas Time is Here - The Shacks This episode features a bulletin from Sveriges Radio's daily English language news podcast about how shop workers in Sweden's largest trade union think Christmas music poses a health and safety risk. MY APOLOGIES if this episode is triggering for any listeners.

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In the northern reaches of the California coast, Yurok Country is home to the state's largest federally recognized tribal nation. On a brisk morning here in Redwood National Park, Yurok Tribe member Josh Norris invited us to paddle down the Klamath River in ‘ohl-we'-yoch, a traditional Yurok canoe carved from a fallen redwood trunk. He shares about the anatomy of “the boat of the people,” how the river has transformed over generations, and reimagining education and community development while revitalizing and preserving Yurok culture. Book a canoe ride at visityurokcountry.com/canoes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/savetheredwoods/message

The poet, Audre Lorde, is famous for saying, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” Building on this truth, we'll explore how caring for each other – and allowing ourselves to be cared for by others – can help us expand our ideas of survival and joy beyond the individual and into the community. Welcome- Rev. Jen Crow (:30) Story for All Ages- Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout (9:38) Prayer and Cycle of Life- Rev. Arif Mamdani (15:31) Message: Where the River Meets the Sea- Rev. Jen Crow (24:50)   piano and voice- Dr. Glen Thomas Rideout

Here is an exciting interview! Cameron sat down with Hip Hop Icon Chad "Ap" Bromley better known in the music industry as "Apathy". Apathy has been a recording artist who has been touring the world for more than 24 years, after discovering his love for the genre at a very young age. Hip Hop was something that he and his father would bond over as his parents had him at a young age. We learn that when Apathy becomes interested in learning something, he becomes an absolute student of it. This is how he grew as an artist, by studying all those who came before him in depth... How they wrote their rhymes, produced the beats, distributed the music, etc. Because of this, Apathy has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry such as: Snoop, Nas, Busta, Linkin Park, DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Pharoahe Monch, Cypress Hill and a lot more. He was also signed to Atlantic Records himself, but later went and launched his own recording studio called Dirty Version Records. So what does Hip Hop and Real Estate have to do with one another? In this interview, Apathy talks about how he and his partner were making all of money while producing records and touring the world and they weren't really doing anything with it. Now that Ap is a father and has a family, he and his best friend / business partner decided to start investing in Real Estate. One of the biggest problems they faced was the Agents they were working with were not up to their standard. Apathy figured he could do it better than them, and like his Hip Hop Journey he became a student of Real Estate. Apathy got his license as an Agent and has become on of the top REALTORS(R) in Connecticut. This has become a new found love working in this industry and helping people buy or sell their homes has given him a new passion. Like producing music, Apathy is now at the top of his game as a top producing REALTOR(R), and as with connecting with the biggest names in Hip Hop, he is building a network of top agents from across the globe! Apathy is world wide! Now Apathy is nowhere near done as a Hip Hop Artist though. He just released a new studio Album this year during the pandemic. That album is called "Where the River Meets the Sea". This is a DEEP album that is mixed with the emotions of his fathers passing and he himself becoming a father. We discuss the album in the interview and what went into the creation of the tracks. The Album is available now and can be listened to on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/34E9uEfvYa7IqY9Z5qhdrp To Connect with Apathy check him out on Instagram @apathy or via his website www.dirtyvirsionrecords.com To connect with Cameron you can find him on Instagram @Camemanning For more Real Estate Content Visit. www.youtube.com/cameronmanning --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cameronmanning/support

This guided meditation allows your awareness to move out of the mind and senses and into an expanded awareness and bliss.  www.EnlightenmentTV.com  

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What does hip hop and real estate have in common? In a very personal and introspective interview, we answer that question and so much more, with Chad “Ap” Bromley, better known in the hip hop world as “Apathy.”   This hip hop legend explains how he was trying to make it as a white rapper before Eminem. Apathy found joy in hip hop music through his dad, who used to tape hip hop shows on the radio just when the music genre was starting to make waves.    Apathy was born to teenage parents in an economically destitute neighbourhood in Connecticut. But it wasn't all that bad as he had always shared hip hop with his dad.    “My father had a big work van and we would drive around. I remember, summertime, bumping the Beastie Boys and my dad turning it up loud so it would bump and I just felt like the coolest kid in the world,” said Apathy, who dropped by the RUNGPG Podcast to share his experience in both hip hop and real estate.    Yep! This critically acclaimed rapper is also helping people find the right homes for them. And his hip hop background was actually a factor that led him to the real estate industry.   Apathy started rapping at the age of five, freestyling the intro to Chaka Khan's “I Feel For You.” But it wasn't until he turned 15 that he actually took it seriously, traveling to New York City for rap battles and ciphers.    His talent for rap battles almost got him killed at the famous Disco Fever nightclub in South Bronx.    Apathy eventually broke out into the music industry with an appearance on Jedi Mind Tricks' debut album. In 2006, Apathy debuted his own album, “Eastern Philosophy.”   He has since worked with some of the biggest names in music: DJ Premier, Snoop Dogg, Nas, Linkin Park and Busta Rhymes.    So, how did he end up in real estate?   Apathy shared that after finishing a tour, he would usually have a pile of cash where he would whittle away from. He thought it would be smarter to invest the money he earned from his music tours.   He also had a not-so good experience with some real estate agents and he wanted to change how the business is done. Apathy shared that while looking for a house with his wife, the real estate agents he worked with never really educated him about the industry.    The rapper and real estate agent wants to sell houses for the right reason, and that is to help people find a place where they could make memories.   Here are the other topics we discussed during the podcast:     What it was like growing up in Connecticut.  His earliest hip hop influences. How he started in hip hop. What it was like being a white rapper. How he almost got shot one night in the Bronx.  Where the name Apathy came from.  Making money doing something he loves.  His creative process.  The best and worst moments during live shows.  Working with Snoop Dogg.  His dream collaborations? His love of Canada.  The biggest contributor to his longevity in hip hop. His advice to up-and-coming artists. About his latest album “Where the River Meets the Sea.” How he ended up in real estate.  His upcoming projects. The three people he wants to have dinner with.  The legacy Apathy wants to leave behind.      Apathy is a student of Hip-Hop.  “I study them so seriously. Other people listen to rap and they are fans of it, but I study it to the molecular level. I pick apart everything they said, why they put certain words together, the alliteration, the phonetics, all of these things. And that's why I write the way I do,” said Apathy.    NOTE:  Apathy also created and mixed the new intro for the RUNGPG podcast.      Contact Apathy Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ApathyDGZ Twitter - https://twitter.com/apathydgz Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apathy/?hl=en Website - http://demigodzstore.bigcartel.com/     Subscribe To The RUNGPG Podcast Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the RUNGPG Podcast! Please leave us a review on iTunes. This will help us continue delivering fire content for you and our listeners each week!

The songwriter, piano, accordion, and bass player is also the entertainment manager for the French Quarter Festival. His years of busking with Jeremy Lyons and club dates with his own bands have given him an intimate knowledge of the New Orleans music scene that proves invaluable in booking the world’s largest showcase of Louisiana music talent. His humanity and diligence have made him a universally loved figure. Tonight he presents a healthy counterbalance to the Troubled Men. Topics include a Cinco de Mayo gig, a crime spike, concealed carry laws, sex work, a retirement, stampedes, Truck Farm recordings, upstate New York, Cornell U., local weather, European street musicians, insect stings, musical influences, “Down by Law,” “The Big Easy,” Jerry Lewis, the Covid scramble, Satchmo Fest, virtual concerts, a fall festival schedule, live dates, the last Circle Bar gig with the Geraniums, and much more. Support the podcast here. Join the Patreon page here. Shop for Troubled Men’s Wear here. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Show Business” from “Where the River Meets the Railroad Tracks” by Greg Schatz Outro music: “I’m Building A Robot” from “Amoebotics” by Greg Schatz

The songwriter, piano, accordion, and bass player is also the entertainment manager for the French Quarter Festival. His years of busking with Jeremy Lyons and club dates with his own bands have given him an intimate knowledge of the New Orleans music scene that proves invaluable in booking the world’s largest showcase of Louisiana music talent. His humanity and diligence have made him a universally loved figure. Tonight he presents a healthy counterbalance to the Troubled Men. Topics include a Cinco de Mayo gig, a crime spike, concealed carry laws, sex work, a retirement, stampedes, Truck Farm recordings, upstate New York, Cornell U., local weather, European street musicians, insect stings, musical influences, “Down by Law,” “The Big Easy,” Jerry Lewis, the Covid scramble, Satchmo Fest, virtual concerts, a fall festival schedule, live dates, the last Circle Bar gig with the Geraniums, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Show Business” from “Where the River Meets the Railroad Tracks” by Greg Schatz Outro music: “I’m Building A Robot” from “Amoebotics” by Greg Schatz

The songwriter, piano, accordion, and bass player is also the entertainment manager for the French Quarter Festival. His years of busking with Jeremy Lyons and club dates with his own bands have given him an intimate knowledge of the New Orleans music scene that proves invaluable in booking the world's largest showcase of Louisiana music talent. His humanity and diligence have made him a universally loved figure. Tonight he presents a healthy counterbalance to the Troubled Men. Topics include a Cinco de Mayo gig, a crime spike, concealed carry laws, sex work, a retirement, stampedes, Truck Farm recordings, upstate New York, Cornell U., local weather, European street musicians, insect stings, musical influences, “Down by Law,” “The Big Easy,” Jerry Lewis, the Covid scramble, Satchmo Fest, virtual concerts, a fall festival schedule, live dates, the last Circle Bar gig with the Geraniums, and much more. Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Show Business” from “Where the River Meets the Railroad Tracks” by Greg Schatz Outro music: “I'm Building A Robot” from “Amoebotics” by Greg Schatz

It’s April, so, on this week’s show, we welcome the Spring with a shower of songs from Anne Hills, Claudia Schmidt, Tom Rush, Friction Farm, Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem and many more. It’s bustin’ out all over … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #21-14: So Early in the Spring Host: Tom Druckenmiller Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Bruce Molsky / “Apple Blossom” / Warring Cats / Tree Frog John Renbourn / “So Early in the Spring” / So Early in the Spring / Sanctuary Anne Hills / “Glad for the Spring” / Beauty Attends / Collective Works Elixir / “Sprout” / Rampant / Self-Produced Claudia Schmidt / “You Musi Believe in Spring” / Big Earful / Red House Tom Rush / “Mother Earth” / Merrimac County / Columbia Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears / “Sweet Song in the Tall Grass” / Just Over the Ridge / Self-Produced Bruce Molsky / “Muddy Creek” / Warring Cats / Tree Frog Tim Grimm / “25 Trees” / Gone / Vault The Hushpuppies / “Honeysuckle” / Homestead on the Farm / Old 97 Wrecords Friction Farm / “Robin” / Evidence of Hope / Self-Produced Jeffrey Foucault / “Cold Spring Bark River” / Deadstock / Blue Blade Tim O'Brien / “Little Annie” / Where the River Meets the Road / Howdy Skies Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem / “Joy Comes Back” / Big Old Life / Signature Sounds Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

In Episode 24 we talk about different aspects of grace and what grace means to me personally. I share some of my experiences and talk about grace and death. This is a powerful meditation designed to call grace into your life that ends with a sweet song about opening to grace. The song from this episode is "When the River Meets the Sea," written by Paul Williams. It was originally featured in the Jim Henson special Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas and is also available on the holiday album A Christmas Together featuring John Denver and the Muppets. Show your support for Wind Down Wednesdays: https://anchor.fm/paulataylorenergy/support Join me on Facebook Live every Wednesday for a free guided meditation: https://www.facebook.com/PaulaTaylorEnergy Set yourself up to finish out your week in a grounded and connected state. Recommit to your intention to expand each week with this collective practice. Check out my website for many more tools and services to help you grow in your spiritual and personal development. Listen to and download meditations, kirtan call and response meditation songs, and music to uplift your spirit: https://www.paulataylorenergy.com/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulataylorenergy/ Follow me on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/045zeNcWNBC3q3jh6x0s7g?si=-PTZ76W6QPGqUgY6rjWdoA Follow me on Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/paula-taylor-energy/1541279454 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paulataylorenergy/support

In this episode Nate and Rob talk about the tv special When the River Meets the Sea.

Join Travis and Greg as they learn a little about cities, and start to build one on the banks of the Clearwater Rush. Find us on Facebook and Instagram! Check out our new Youtube Channel!

We are joined by musician Ndot this week who wanted to talk about their favorite Christmas Special Emmett Otter's Jug-Band Christmas. We discuss the history of this special, the beautiful song Where the River Meets the Sea and the history of Ndot's Christmas songs. If you want to book a zoom phone call from Santa Joe for your children or friends you can contact him at https://www.facebook.com/ClausEffect If you have any thoughts or feelings about the show contact us at: christmas365podcast@gmail.com or find us on Instagram @christmas365podcast Be sure to Rate, Review and Subscribe!! Thanks for listening!!! Find out more at https://christmas-365.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Srimati Karuna, Director of the Gandhi Memorial Center in Washington, DC, offers reflections on messages from the life of Mahatma Gandhi. Each week new thoughts from his writings and speeches will be presented. For more information: www.gandhimemorialcenter.org Reflection by Srimati KarunaReadings from the words of Rabindranath Tagore by Dr. Sudeshna Basu Music of “Vaishnavajanato” arranged by Samia Mahbub Ahmad (vocal) and Jeffrey H. Bauer (piano), with Debu Nayak (tabla), Pam Broene (flute), Anthony Hyatt (violin) and Tony Ventouris (guitar). Cover art by Caroline Livaditis. To read more: ”The Good Boatman” by Rajmohan Gandhi”An Autobiography: My Experiments with Truth” by Mohandas K. Gandhi”He Spoke the Language of the Rivers: Rabindranath Tagore” by Parineeta Dandekar ”Gandhi and Tagore” by Gurdial Mallik”Sermon on the Sea” by Mahatma Gandhi edited by Haridas T. Muzumdar with an Introduction by John Haynes Holmes

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Sunday 27 Oct 2019 - Kevin Vikilu (Where The River Meets The Sea - Reaching Out 2) by C3 Church Nairobi

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Sunday 13 Oct 2019 - Mark Kelsey (Where The River Meets The Sea) by C3 Church Nairobi

"Success never leads to blessing, but blessings are the key to success!" Don't miss out on this powerful message by guest speaker Ps. Mark Kelsey about the important of partnering with the church as well as healthy leadership.

"Success never leads to blessing, but blessings are the key to success!" Don't miss out on this powerful message by guest speaker Ps. Mark Kelsey about the important of partnering with the church as well as healthy leadership.

Day 16: We gush about the Riverbottom Nightmare Band and Kermit riding a bicycle in this episode about the 1977 Jim Henson special, “Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas.” On This Episode Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), a stoat who looks like a bear, dresses like a pinball wizard, and sounds like he ate Cookie Monster. Emily Rowley (@mlerowley), a snake who can play bass guitar despite no one around her thinking that’s amazing. Topics and Tangents Muppet Wiki has the lowdown of all 5 cuts of this. The official outtake reel. The drum roll outtake reel. Of Muppets and Men: The Making of The Muppet Show. The Christmas Price Index of gifts given in “The 12 Days of Christmas.” The “ass sliding” scene from “RAD.” Jerry Nelson and Louise Gold sing “When the River Meets the Sea” at Jim Henson’s memorial service. Previous Episodes of This Podcast Mentioned Season 1, Episode 2: A Muppet Family Christmas Season 2, Episode 8: John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together After This Episode Listen to the Can’t Wait for Christmas podcast episode all about Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas! You can visit the Advent Calendar House on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Twitter @adventcalhouse, and on the Christmas Podcast Network.

Day 8: We blur the lines of reality, time, and space and practice peace on Earth and good will to men, women, chickens, bears, and Dizzy Gillespie in the 1979 TV special, “John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together.” On This Episode Mike Westfall (@fallwestmike), wooden toy soldier who somehow qualified for foreign combat despite being unable to stay in formation. Bill Hanstock (@sundownmotel), freelance editor, writer, and producer published on SBNation, UPROXX, and some old, baby poop color website called Progressive Boink. Carlin Trammel (@nerdlunch) of the Nerd Lunch and Dragonfly Ripple podcasts. Topics and Tangents Bill’s Uncle Deadly tattoo. Former WWE Superstar and “Muppets Most Wanted” cast member Hornswoggle’s Tattoo Tribute to the Muppets. The Muppet Show Season 4 DVD promised at Disney’s 2009 D23 Expo, but which never came. Miss Piggy brings a sex joke, lest we forget the pilot of the Muppet Show was called “Sex and Violence.” John Denver’s linear notes for the album’s 1996 re-release cite the Muppets as an inspiration for writing “Alfie, the Christmas Tree.” “A Baby Just Like You” is one endpoint of the John Denver Christmas song emotional spectrum. The other endpoint is “Please Daddy (Don’t Get Drunk This Christmas).” A brief examination of the logistics behind Rowlf’s piano playing. John Denver’s rider absolutely included a scheduled constitutional into the woods. The only inclusion of “I Will Wait for You” sadder than Miss Piggy’s: “Futurama.” Jesus Christ has His own entry on Muppet Wiki. John’s son, Zachary: In the audience during “Silent Night,” and and at his father’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony in 2014. Jerry Nelson and Louise Gold singing “When the River Meets the Sea” at Jim Henson’s memorial service. Previous Episodes of This Podcast Mentioned Season 1, Episode 2: [A Muppet Family Christmas][22] After This Episode Listen to Bill and our friend, Pete, on Scientific Podcast Goes Boink remembering Jim Henson. You can visit the Advent Calendar House on the web at adventcalendar.house, on Twitter @adventcalhouse, and on the Christmas Podcast Network.

Joined by guests Michael Serpe and Nate Brown, to talk about their love for John Denver & The Muppets' "A Christmas Together." Songs featured on the episode: "Deck the Halls" "Silent Night" "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" "When the River Meets the Sea" "The Christmas Wish"

Angel is helping the helpless in Magic Town and has an aversion to dodging!

'Tis a fine night's work in the Windy City Irish Radio studios as the lads drop anchor and spin tales of the open sea. Whether it's the sailors, the pirates or the mermaids awashed, it's all they can do to avoid the watery grave to bring this fine music to you. Listen for tales of the North Sea Holes and the Flowers of Bermuda and find out for yourself where The River Meets the Sea. With Solas, Gaelic Storm, Dylan Walshe and Shannon Sharon in the galley, The Chieftains with The Decemberists, The Jeremiahs, and JigJam tending the side, Richard Thompson - RT and Michael McDermott raising the colors and Joanna Hyde & Tadhg Ó Meachair, Phil Coulter and Liam Clancy manning the grog with Tannahill Weavers at the Old Town School of Folk, Chicago, it's about all Tim and Mike can do to keep the boat afloat and avoid the fate of Davy Jones Locker. Tune in each Wednesday from 8PM to 9PM to WSBC 1240 AM and catch this watery podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com

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FTB # 380   Tim O'Brien - Where the River Meets the Road  (Where The River Meets The Road) The Waifs - Don't You Ever Feel  (Ironbark) Terry Klein - Dull Women Keep Immaculate Houses  (Great Northern) Sam Outlaw - Trouble  (Tenderheart) (mic break) Pieta Brown - Street Tracker  (Postcards)  Cory Branan - Imogene  (Adios) Todd Adelman & The Country Mile - Tired Of Being Tired  (Time Will Tell) Lillie Mae - Honky Tonks and Taverns (Forever and Then Some) The Harmed Brothers - Adopt A Highway  (The Harmed Brothers) (mic break) The Harmed Brothers - Don't Want To Be Lonesome  (The Harmed Brothers)  Lillie Mae - Over the Hill and Through the Woods  (Forever and Then Some) Todd Adelman - If It Weren't For You  (Time Will Tell) Cory Branan - I Only Know  (Adios) (mic break) Pieta Brown - In the Light  (Postcards) Sam Outlaw - Two Broken Hearts  (Tenderheart) Terry Klein - Notches  (Great Northern) The Waifs - Goodnight Lil Cowboy  (Ironbark)   (mic break)   Tim O'Brien - Guardian Angel  (Where The River Meets The Road)

NIWA oceanographers are using Deep Cove in Doubtful Sound, where the tailrace from the Manapouri power station flows into the sea, as a natural laboratory to study complex fluid dynamics.

NIWA oceanographers are using Deep Cove in Doubtful Sound, where the tailrace from the Manapouri power station flows into the sea, as a natural laboratory to study complex fluid dynamics.

Michele Kayal and Peter Ogburn talk foodways along the Mississippi River. Plus, Michele's trip to Hawaii.

Environmental (In)Justice Where the River Meets the Sea: The Shared Ecology of the Tijuana River

Join us for a talk with one of the key people behind 'WaterLife: Where the River Meets the Sea,' NOAA's first major foray into the world of educational gaming.

The songwriter, piano, accordion, and bass player is also the entertainment manager for the French Quarter Festival. His years of busking with Jeremy Lyons and club dates with his own bands have given him an intimate knowledge of the New Orleans music scene that proves invaluable in booking the world's largest showcase of Louisiana music talent. His humanity and diligence have made him a universally loved figure. Tonight he presents a healthy counterbalance to the Troubled Men. Topics include a Cinco de Mayo gig, a crime spike, concealed carry laws, sex work, a retirement, stampedes, Truck Farm recordings, upstate New York, Cornell U., local weather, European street musicians, insect stings, musical influences, “Down by Law,” “The Big Easy,” Jerry Lewis, the Covid scramble, Satchmo Fest, virtual concerts, a fall festival schedule, live dates, the last Circle Bar gig with the Geraniums, and much more. Support the podcast [here.](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast) Become a patron [here.](https://www.patreon.com/TroubledMen) Shop for Troubled Men's Wear [here.](https://www.bonfire.com/troubled-mens-wear/) Order GR8 Escape Choclate Chip Cookies/ Use Promo Code TROUBLEDCOOKIE15 for 15% discount [here.](https://velobarcbd.com/gr8-escape/) Subscribe, review, and rate (5 stars) on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or almost any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Break music: “Show Business” from “Where the River Meets the Railroad Tracks” by Greg Schatz Outro music: “I'm Building A Robot” from “Amoebotics” by Greg Schatz