Podcast appearances and mentions of Rory Feek

Rory Feek is a country music artist and homesteader in Columbia, TN. He joins us to talk about his journey from a trailer park in Kansas to a farm in Tennessee. He also talks about the upcoming Homestead Festival which takes place June 7-8 on Rory's farm in Columbia. Rooted In Organic Podcast is sponsored by Byron Seeds, SoilBiotics and Farming Magazine.

“Once you question the food, you question everything.” That's a quote from Rory Feek, a farmer and filmmaker in the growing homesteading movement, which is seeing numbers of Americans turn away from processed foods and rediscover how to grow what's on their plates, sustaining their communities in the process. Feek made this comment at the inaugural Modern Homesteading Conference in Idaho — and my guest today was there to take it all in.Olivia Reingold is an American journalist, and a staff writer at The Free Press. Her latest story is “Home Is Where the Revolution Is.”You can find Tara Henley on Twitter at @TaraRHenley, and on Substack at tarahenley.substack.com

I met Craig Campbell at Rory Feek's Homestead Festival. At the time, I was impressed as I watched his interactions with fans. I asked Craig if he would join me on the show and he agreed. On this show, we're talking music and life and three specific family focused songs. I hope you will listen and share this show with others.

Barry and Aliceson recap their time at the Homestead Festival at Hardison Mill.For Jars High-quality canning lids that will make the process easier and faster!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Thanks a bushel! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube.

On this MADM, I'm speaking with Rory Feek at The Homestead Festival about the support of the Dougherty family after they lost their home to a fire and the importance of The Homestead Festival for small business owners. I hope you will listen and share. Sponsor: Athens Bible School AthensBible.com

On this MADM, Morgan Flowers is sharing about their family business, Flowers Creamery, located in Ethridge, Tennessee. We're coming to you from the 2nd Annual The Homestead Festival hosted by Rory Feek. I hope you will listen and share. Sponsor: Athens Bible School AthensBible.com

On tonight's show, I'm once again coming to you from The Homestead Festival as I talk with Emmett & Jamie Fonte with Mister Hickory, Thomas Dougherty with timber building, & Rory Feek. I hope you will listen and share.

Hey, y'all! Welcome to episode 23 of the Roots and Refuge Podcast.  In today's episode, I'm talking about getting prepared to share at The Homestead Festival at Rory Feek's farm Hardison Mill. It never fails, every time I get prepared to go speak at one of these events, the “imposter system” creeps in. Because I know I'm probably not alone in this feeling, I'm sharing how I stop my mindset, refocus my heart, and realize that there's intention in how I'm living, how we're living, and that's huge! We're actively changing culture, and that's a victory. For more information and any links mentioned, visit the blog post here. Or to join our Patreon to get early access to all our podcast episodes, monthly live Q&As with Miah and me (including past lives), and to be entered into a drawing to win a trip to Roots and Refuge farm, visit our Patreon Page. As always, stay up to date with everything new by signing up for the Roots and Refuge newsletter and the Carolina Homestead Exchange newsletter.

Tonight's show is literally flowing with milk & honey as I feature Whiskey Trail Bees - Kelso, Tennessee & Flowers Creamery! Joining me are Jennifer & Stanley Evans with Whiskey Trail Bees, Mike Brown with State Of Tennessee Department Of Agriculture's Pick TN Products, & Morgan Flowers with Flowers Creamery. We're coming to you from Rory Feek's Homestead Festival that took place over the weekend. I hope that you will listen and share!

On this MADM, I am coming to you from Rory Feek's Homestead Festival in Columbia, Tennessee! I'm joined by Stanley & Jennifer Evans of Whiskey Trail Bees in Kelso, Tennessee. I hope you will listen and share this segment. Sponsor: Green's Dependable Hardware Russellville, AL

On today's MADM, I'm featuring Pick TN Products with State Of Tennessee Department Of Agriculture Food Business Consultant Mike Brown. I met Mike at Rory Feek's Homestead Festival on Saturday. I hope you will listen and share. Sponsor: Bankston Motor Homes BankstonMotorHomes.com

Listen in as Aliceson tells of her journey from physical therapist to farmer, regenerative agriculture advocate, and speaker. Thanks a bushel! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube.

Rory Feek encourages us to look deeper at finding those connections with the faith, family and friends in our lives. If you were fortunate enough to be at the Homestead Festival last year, you know just how special these events can be. Connecting with homesteaders, making friends, learning new skills, and being inspired by like-minded people is incredible. It's for this reason that Rory took on a one-year challenge where he's completely unplugged for an entire year. To hear more about this, or for all of the show notes and links, visit my website at https://melissaknorris.com/373.

This week we welcome Terry Johnson and Kentucky Just Us! Don't tell Terry Johnson that dreams don't come true. Just a country boy from Tyler, Texas, Terry spent his childhood in Texas and Arkansas, fishing, messing around on boats, and working hard at school. He earned an MBA from Texas A&M and went on to build a successful career in the technology industry. In the summer of 1973, before his sophomore year at college, Terry was working as a carpenter's assistant at a golf club outside Austin. One night after work one of the golfers knocked on his trailer door. It was Willie Nelson himself. The Red-Headed Stranger passed on a few tunes, playing songs for Terry for almost two hours on one of his road guitars, an old National. Ever since that summer night, Terry has been Willie's #1 fan. He would go on to sing those same songs thousands of times, practicing Willie's signature, soulful baritone for friends and family and, eventually, around dark and smoky karaoke bars in Northwest Arkansas. He would hold on to that National guitar for the rest of his life. One night last winter, at a spot outside Branson, Missouri, a Legends in Concert associate heard Terry sing Always on my Mind and walked over to his table. “Who are you?” He asked. “ Nobody,” said Terry. “Man, I have never heard anyone who sounded exactly like Willie Nelson before. I'm with Legends in Concert and you really need to come in and audition." Things happened pretty fast after that, and the next thing Terry knew he was given the opportunity to perform at Legends as Willie. This marked an important new chapter in Terry's life: fulfilling a lifelong goal of making people happy singing their favorite Willie songs — and in front of a real audience. Here's to the Legends in Concert team that believed in a 67-year-old retired businessman who just so happened to sing like Willie and had always wanted to do it in front of an audience like you! Legends in Concert is located along the famous 76 Strip and has been a part of the Branson entertainment scene over two decades. Two power- packed hours of fabulous entertainment awaits you! This world famous live tribute show features an amazing cast of all-star entertainers assembled on one stage in one of the most sought after productions in the world. Don't miss out on this extravagant concert in Branson.
To order tickets or for more information call the Dick Clark American Bandstand Box Office: 417-339-3003 or visit www.LegendsInConcert/Branson Just Us is a national touring band combining Traditional Bluegrass, Classic Country, and Gospel into a sound uniquely their own. The group features tight harmonies, strong instrumentation, storytelling lyrics, and entertainment no one else can provide. While being young artists they have quickly established themselves as a professional band captivating and entertaining audiences of all ages. The group has recently discovered a passion for songwriting and have been recording and releasing their original material. The band released their album "Mountains of Home" in April of 2022. This album includes material the group has written, including the title track, as well as fresh takes on traditional songs like Fraulein and I Wonder How the Old Folks Are at Home. Songs off of the album have quickly climbed bluegrass, Gospel, and country charts. Their version of "Rank Stranger" that was #1 on Mountain Bluegrass with David Pugh for 6 weeks in a row. The entire album "Mountains of Home" was #5 on Airplay Direct in the month of April. Their first Official Music Video debuted at #13 on The Bluegrass Standard Video Chart. Kentucky Just Us has performed at many festivals, theaters, and venues across the country including performances at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, TN, Rory Feek's Hardison Mill Homestead Hall, Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO. Kentucky Just Us received scholarships to the Kentucky School of Bluegrass and Traditional Music from the Bluegrass Heritage Foundation at their first performance at the Bloomin Bluegrass Festival in Farmers Branch, TX. In 2018 Kentucky Just Us were named the first ever Artists in Residence at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum and in 2019 received 1st place in the KSMU Youth in Bluegrass Contest at Silver Dollar City. After receiving such prestigious honors the group remains humble and dedicated to perfecting their craft. "We are so blessed with the opportunity to do what we love as a career and we are looking forward to sharing our music with the world," says Kacey, the fiddle player for the band. Kentucky Just Us continues 2022 touring full time with performances at events across the country. They are scheduled to perform at Dailey and Vincent's American Made Music Festival performing alongside Josh Turner, Gene Watson, The Isaacs, and many more. You can check out Kentucky Just Us at their website: KentuckyJustUs.com.

Welcome to the SGF podcast Where our mission is to help create a healthy planet and people through profitable grass-based livestock production. Grassfarming is a 24-7 job and you can't always get away. So we've put together this podcast, so that you can listen while you work (or whatever you're doing) but always on your schedule. Whenever and where ever you want. Be sure to check out our profile for links to freebies and special offers (https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/profile), Join our email family and stay up-to-date on our happenings, And like us on social media. Thanks for being here. The interview was done at the Homestead Festival on Rory Feek's historic farm in Tennessee June, 2022. Joel's August column, Meadow Talk, in The Stockman Grass Farmer Magazine is titled "Thoughts from Temple Grandin." He uses notes taken during the interview for a written version. If you don't receive The Stockman Grass Farmer Magazine, go to stockmangrassfarmer.com or call 800-748-9808 for information on obtaining a copy of the August issue and read what Joel has to say. This is part 2. Claim your FREE copy of Joel Salatin interviewing Temple Grandin https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/joel-interviews-temple Want to try the first lesson from SGF's The Grazier's Marketing School with Joel? https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/gms-opt-in OR Read some of his writings From our online article vault: https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/blog/farm-reboot-by-joel-salatin And https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/blog/just-one-thing-by-joel-salatin

Rory Feek joins me today to talk about why we think our current generation is the most depressed one that's ever lived and how we can slowly go about opting out of the systems, even without a detailed plan. We talk about how we can, one step at a time, become more autonomous and independent, while simultaneously investing more in the community.Want to know more about the sustainable, reusable canning lids I mentioned in this episode, and stop worrying about unforeseen shortages that could happen again this summer? Here's the training video I promised: https://youtu.be/rFBwPVN-Ye4For a limited time, while supplies are currently available, use code HOMESTEAD to save 15% (and enjoy free shipping) right here: http://theprairiehomestead.com/canninglidsMy (New) Old-School Blog: www.prairiephilosophy.comHead to http://www.theprairiehomestead.com/grow to get complimentary access to my best homestead resources.Get more in-depth homestead info, printable recipes, tutorials, and more on my blog at www.theprairiehomestead.comGet Old-Fashioned on Purpose hats & shirts at www.homesteadswag.comFollow Jill on Twitter: http://twitter.com/homesteaderFollow Jill on YouTube: http://youtube.com/theprairiehomesteadFollow Jill on Instagram: http://instagram.com/jill.winger

Welcome to the SGF podcast Where our mission is to help create a healthy planet and people through profitable grass-based livestock production. Grassfarming is a 24-7 job and you can't always get away. So we've put together this podcast, so that you can listen while you work (or whatever you're doing) but always on your schedule. Whenever and where ever you want. Be sure to check out our profile for links to freebies and special offers (https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/profile), Join our email family and stay up-to-date on our happenings, And like us on social media. Thanks for being here. The interview was done at the Homestead Festival on Rory Feek's historic farm in Tennessee June, 2022. Joel's August column, Meadow Talk, in The Stockman Grass Farmer Magazine is titled "Thoughts from Temple Grandin." He uses notes taken during the interview for a written version. If you don't receive The Stockman Grass Farmer Magazine, go to stockmangrassfarmer.com or call 800-748-9808 for information on obtaining a copy of the August issue and read what Joel has to say. This is part 1. Claim your FREE copy of Joel Salatin interviewing Temple Grandin https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/joel-interviews-temple Want to try the first lesson from SGF's The Grazier's Marketing School with Joel? https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/gms-opt-in OR Read some of his writings From our online article vault: https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/blog/farm-reboot-by-joel-salatin And https://www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/blog/just-one-thing-by-joel-salatin

 A native of Belcourt, ND, Ryan Keplin has established his reputation as a distinctive left-handed fiddle player and entertainer, astonishing crowds wherever he plays. His spectacular shows feature a mixture of fiddle music and singing, leaving his audiences wanting to hear more each time.  Ryan's musical interests began as a young child. He found inspiration in the music of fiddle greats like Andy Desjarlais, Reg Bouvette, and Graham Townsend. Today, the multi-talented entertainer can play not only the fiddle, but also the acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drums, mandolin, and piano. Ryan has performed at various events and festivals in the U.S. and Canada, including the Smithsonian Folklife Festival the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.,  The Homesteaders Festival near Nashville, Tennessee, MetisFest at the International Peace Gardens, Norsk Hostfest in Minot, ND, Asham Stomperfest in Manitoba, and the famous Back to Batoche Festival in Saskatchewan.  With an extensive musical background, Ryan has shared the stage with well-known entertainers including Moe Bandy, The Bellamy Brothers, Mark Chesnutt, Rory Feek, Kevin Costner, Julie Roberts, Doug Kershaw, Jo-El Sonnier, Eddy Raven, Reg Bouvette, Darren Lavallee, Clint Dutiaume, John Arcand, and Calvin Vollrath, to name a few.   This podcast captures a great conversation with Ryan & Jennifer Keplin about Ryan's music career, the "Ryan Keplin Summerfest," and their partnership with Music Ranch Montana. 

Rory Feek is musician and songwriter as well as a homesteader in Columbia, TN. He sits down with us to tell his story of why he got into growing his own food as well as why he decided to host the Homestead Festival on his farm. Back to the Roots is sponsored by Byron Seeds and SoilBiotics

Hi you all! While at The Homestead Festival in Columbia, Tennessee- on Rory Feek's Homestead, we were able to sit down with Rory himself and chat with him about his dream of putting on this festival come to life.  It was incredible to hear a little more about the why, and also learn this was the first, but not the last! This episode is proudly sponsored by Tractor Supply. Enjoy! 

The first-ever Homestead Festival at Hardison Mill in Maury County is taking place on the 100-acre farm of Rory Feek.  Dr. Temple Grandin and Kevin Costner will be featured. The post Back to the Basics appeared first on Tennessee Farm Bureau.

This podcast is the audio from the video podcast on Abundance Plus.  Check out the video version here: https://bit.ly/abundance-plus Country music singer/songwriter Rory Feek joins Justin Rhodes for a deep discussion about writing for Blake Shelton, the Grammys, his down syndrome daughter, losing his wife, Christianity and his lesbian daughter.

On tonight's show, I'll have country music artist & police officer, Jeff Carson! Among other things, Jeff will be at Rory Feek's Hardison Mill Homestead Hall on January 29th and we'll talk some about that, too. During the show, we will also be trying to help the Finn family financially as they fight the virus. Donate: GoFundMe.com/Help-for-the-finns-fighting-covid19

On tonight's show, I'll have country music artist & police officer, Jeff Carson! Among other things, Jeff will be at Rory Feek's Hardison Mill Homestead Hall on January 29th and we'll talk some about that, too. During the show, we will also be trying to help the Finn family financially as they fight the virus. As we close out the show, we'll have a brand new episode of Cora's Corner from Cora White! Listen & share. Donate: GoFundMe.com/Help-for-the-finns-fighting-covid19

Today we're revisiting a few of our favorite conversations from throughout the year. This episode features interviews from fan-favorites Mike McHargue, Carlos Whitaker, Hillary McBride, Shauna Niequist, Annie F. Downs, Rory Feek, and more! Thanks so much for joining us this year—we can't wait to continue the journey with you in 2022. Sending you light and love this holiday season.

Did you ever read a book you just had to tell someone about? Or learn a lesson you needed to shout from the rooftops? This episode is our "you must know" game changers in 2021. In this episode, with laughter and grateful hearts, we discuss some of the books, music, practices, daily rhythms, and lessons that changed the course of our lives, so that we can hopefully inspire you as you prepare for 2022.  Josh and Christi talk about: What to look back on as you set aside a day to reflect and plan with your spouse before the new year.A few specific books, products, and life lessons that were game changers for us.The life lessons we learned and the relationships (even with our phones) that changed us. Show Notes: JOIN THE LEADER'S HEART WAITLIST! Our yearlong leadership cohort to connect with like-minded leaders, build healthy-work family rhythms, and lead from a whole heart. LITURGY OF THE ORDINARY! In the overlooked moments and routines of our day, we can become aware of God in surprising ways. Learn about how to embrace the sacred in the ordinary and the ordinary in the sacred by reading this book. ABBA'S CHILD! Abba's Child will light the way to freely accepting your belovedness and being renewed by the reassurance of our Father's deep care for you--regardless of how perfect your life isn't. HEARTSYNC MINISTRIES! Receiving healing through synchronizing broken and divided hearts. THE HAPPY INTERCESSOR! A Holy Spirit journey into the very heart of the Father. THE PASSION TRANSLATION! A new, heart-level translation that expresses God's fiery heart of love to this generation using Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic manuscripts. THE CHOSEN! The first multi-season series about the life of Christ and the highest crowd-funded TV series or film project of all time. "The Chosen" portrays Jesus through the eyes of those who met him. THE MAGNOLIA NETWORK! All things lovely with Chip and Jo Gaines. PRAY AS YOU GO APP! An app for daily prayer whenever you need it. LECTIO365 APP! A daily devotional resource that helps you pray the Bible everyday. SEE THE LIGHT ALBUM! The Belonging CO's most recent album. Josh loves the song "Holy Ground." THE HUNTER BROS CHRISTMAS ALBUM! A member of Christi's family is in this band and recently released a new Christmas album that they love. GENTLE MAN ALBUM! Rory Feek's latest album is one of Josh and Christi's favorite right now. THE BENEDICTINE MONKS! This is Josh's go-to music right now.

Listen as Mrs. Laura reads this funny story by Rory Feek. The farm animals got all mixed up when the cow said "Neigh."

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“¿Qué es lo que les hace vivir a los hombres?” , preguntaba un personaje de A. Solzhenitsin. Partiendo de la novela 'Pabellón de cancerosos' del escritor ruso, y con cortes de las películas 'Las invasiones bárbaras' y 'La delgada línea roja', escuchamos diversas preguntas y respuestas en torno al sentido de la vida y la muerte del hombre. Y conocemos cómo el matrimonio de cantantes Joey y Rory Feek afrontaron la muerte de ella, situación que dejó plasmada en su canción 'When I'm Gone'. Otras canciones -de Rosana y J. Pappalardo- completan un programa que aumentará nuestra esperanza.

There was a brief pause in our podcast production as we traveled 8 hours to Columbia Tennessee to attend the first “Learn How to Homestead In a Weekend" event put on by Homesteaders of America. Over 300 people attended this 2-day event at Rory Feek's homestead, full of presentations, hands-on demos, and a family-like homesteading atmosphere. In today's episode, we compiled the top questions we received and answered them for our entire community to learn from!In this episode you'll: Discover Answers To Common Chicken-Keeping QuestionsHear Kendra + Jeff's Experience at Homesteaders of AmericaCatch Some of Our Favorite ResourcesImportant Links:Chicken Tractor Plans - Instant Download!EP09: Chicken Tractors - podcastCornish Cross BroilersRainbow RangersEP38: Best for Beginners - podcastNite Guard Repellent TapeIntegrating Chickens - blogChicken Health Handbook - bookEP22: Gail Damerow Interview - podcastButchering - bookEP11 & EP12: Adam Danforth Interview - podcastHomesteaders of America Conference October 8th & 9th

For this episode of the Living Centered Podcast, Miles is joined by Grammy-winning, country music singer-songwriter, Rory Feek. While Rory is widely known for his incredibly successful, multi-decade music career, he shares in this interview that he is most famous for loving his wife, Joey, who he lost to cancer in 2016.   Rory is no stranger to pain and despair and despite hardship, his story is lined with beauty and hope. Rory's life is a testament to the power of embracing joy alongside sorrow, and the impact that outlook makes on ourselves and ultimately the world.  We hope this conversation will create space for you to sit in the tension of your grief and joy.  Show notes can be found at livingcenteredpodcast.com/episodes/012  If you or a loved one is grieving, we invite you to check out our newest digital offering The Ways We Grieve at onsiteworkshops.com/classes   

Hoy comenzamos TOMA UNO con “Lucky Strike”, la canción más escuchada en las emisoras de Texas que viene de la mano de Seth Ward & The Silence, dando continuidad al Ep que editaron el pasado año. Lo hacemos antes de irnos a la televisión para fijarnos en dos series con bandas sonoras muy recomendables. Una de ellas tiene que ver con el piloto de una especie de curiosa remake de Walker Texas Ranger que protagonizó Chuck Norris en la segunda mitad de los 90 y primeros 2000 y que subraya la importancia de Turnpike Troubadours como emblema de la Red Dirt Music. La segunda es Yellowstone, dirigida y creada por Taylor Sheridan y con Kevin Costner encabezando su cartel. Descubriendo a músicos como Zach Bryan y dando un mayor impulso a Ryan Bingham, en su doble vertiente de músico y actor. Corb Lund acaba de lanzar una edición de lujo de su emblemático álbum Cabin Fever, uno de los más destacados de 2012, especialmente en su Canadá natal. La pandemia le ha ayudado a buscar en sus archivos algunos temas que quedaron ocultos de aquellas sesiones. Por contra, Ward Davis un experto compositor de Monticello, en Arkansas, ha decidido dar el paso definitivo de ser un compositor reconocido a lanzar un álbum tan poderoso como Black Cats and Crows, haciéndose eco de la angustia ambiental, esa que no va a ninguna parte. Uno de los EPs del momento es el de Wade Bowen. Hablamos de The Waiting, una sorpresa que reúne seis canciones que el músico tejano solía interpretar en directo, entre las que es preciso destacar “Who I Am”, una balada que solía tocar en el Blue Light junto a su banda, West 84. Y hemos tenido la sorpresa de saber que Rory Feek, que perdió a su mujer Joey debido al cáncer hace cinco años, ha decidido lanzar su primer álbum en solitario, Gentle Man, el próximo mes de junio. Su anticipo es una versión a "The Times They Are A-Changin'" de Bob Dylan en una especial significación personal. El veterano Kris Kristofferson ha confirmado que su retirada de los escenarios y de las pantallas tuvo lugar hace un año, cuando intervino en la quinta edición del Outlaw Country Cruise, aunque tiene en mente algunos proyectos especiales que comenzarán muy posiblemente el próximo mes de junio, en el que celebrará su cumpleaños número 85. Estaremos muy atentos mientras hemos recordado que la última canción que interpretó en directo fue “Please Don’t Tell Me How the Story Ends”, que originalmente cantó con su entonces mujer Rita Coolidge en 1978. También hemos resaltado el homenaje final de sus compañeros de pasaje de enero de 2020 cantando con él "Why Me". Para despedir este primer mes de 2021 hemos saltado el charco y nos hemos encontrado con el dúo irlandés como The Lost Brothers y el granjero escocés Colin Macleod. Son otras dos muestras de la capacidad que la Americana tiene para saltar todas las fronteras.Hoy comenzamos TOMA UNO con “Lucky Strike”, la canción más escuchada en las emisoras de Texas que viene de la mano de Seth Ward & The Silence, dando continuidad al Ep que editaron el pasado año. Lo hacemos antes de irnos a la televisión para fijarnos en dos series con bandas sonoras muy recomendables. Una de ellas tiene que ver con el piloto de una especie de curiosa remake de Walker Texas Ranger que protagonizó Chuck Norris en la segunda mitad de los 90 y primeros 2000 y que subraya la importancia de Turnpike Troubadours como emblema de la Red Dirt Music. La segunda es Yellowstone, dirigida y creada por Taylor Sheridan y con Kevin Costner encabezando su cartel. Descubriendo a músicos como Zach Bryan y dando un mayor impulso a Ryan Bingham, en su doble vertiente de músico y actor. Corb Lund acaba de lanzar una edición de lujo de su emblemático álbum Cabin Fever, uno de los más destacados de 2012, especialmente en su Canadá natal. La pandemia le ha ayudado a buscar en sus archivos algunos temas que quedaron ocultos de aquellas sesiones. Por contra, Ward Davis un experto compositor de Monticello, en Arkansas, ha decidido dar el paso definitivo de ser un compositor reconocido a lanzar un álbum tan poderoso como Black Cats and Crows, haciéndose eco de la angustia ambiental, esa que no va a ninguna parte. Uno de los EPs del momento es el de Wade Bowen. Hablamos de The Waiting, una sorpresa que reúne seis canciones que el músico tejano solía interpretar en directo, entre las que es preciso destacar “Who I Am”, una balada que solía tocar en el Blue Light junto a su banda, West 84. Y hemos tenido la sorpresa de saber que Rory Feek, que perdió a su mujer Joey debido al cáncer hace cinco años, ha decidido lanzar su primer álbum en solitario, Gentle Man, el próximo mes de junio. Su anticipo es una versión a "The Times They Are A-Changin'" de Bob Dylan en una especial significación personal. El veterano Kris Kristofferson ha confirmado que su retirada de los escenarios y de las pantallas tuvo lugar hace un año, cuando intervino en la quinta edición del Outlaw Country Cruise, aunque tiene en mente algunos proyectos especiales que comenzarán muy posiblemente el próximo mes de junio, en el que celebrará su cumpleaños número 85. Estaremos muy atentos mientras hemos recordado que la última canción que interpretó en directo fue “Please Don’t Tell Me How the Story Ends”, que originalmente cantó con su entonces mujer Rita Coolidge en 1978. También hemos resaltado el homenaje final de sus compañeros de pasaje de enero de 2020 cantando con él "Why Me". Para despedir este primer mes de 2021 hemos saltado el charco y nos hemos encontrado con el dúo irlandés como The Lost Brothers y el granjero escocés Colin Macleod. Son otras dos muestras de la capacidad que la Americana tiene para saltar todas las fronteras. Escuchar audio

This week we look at Poland and Big Tech; Sheridan; Trans influencers; Petra; Specisim, Carl Lentz, South Korean Justice Party, Chinese peace;  Biden on abortion; Australian murder case, Larry King, Dutch Riots; Portuguese Schools, Brian Cox and the Soul; Rory Feek  -All the links at www.theweeflea.com  

October 26. Rory Lee Feek. Rory is an American country-music singer and songwriter. He has written songs for artists such as Clay Walker, Tracy Byrd, and Blake Shelton.  Rory has always been diligent about what he was called to do, but in the four years after the loss of his wife Joey, Rory raised funding and built a one-room school house on […] The post Rory Feek, US, Singer, Songwriter first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

Rory Feek joins Coffee, Country & Cody via Zoom on June 29, 2020! Rory called in to chat about his new children's book, "The Day God Made You." Get more info at RoryFeek.com! 

Rory is one-half of the Grammy award winning country-music duo Joey+Rory. As a songwriter, he's written multiple number-one songs including "Some Beach" by Blake Shelton and "Little More Country Than That" by Easton Corbin. His memoir This Life I Live is a New York Times Bestseller. As a blogger, Rory shares his heart and story with the world in real-time through his personal blog that has over 2.3 million Facebook followers. And as a filmmaker and storyteller, he recently signed on as the chief-creative-officer for the television cable network RFD-TV and oversees all new shows and production. He also writes, shoots, and edits his new television docu-series This Life I Live, that brings his blog-style storytelling to life in 50 million homes each Sunday night.Rory and his 6-year-old daughter Indiana live an hour south of Nashville on a historic farm where she attends a one-room schoolhouse with a dozen other children from the community that was built on the farm.  Bob's new book is now available.Also on the episode:Producer: Tatave AbeshyanEngineer: Jackson CarpenterProducer & Co-host: Scott Schimmel

Rory is one-half of the Grammy award winning country-music duo Joey+Rory. As a songwriter, he’s written multiple number-one songs including “Some Beach” by Blake Shelton and “Little More Country Than That” by Easton Corbin. His memoir This Life I Live is a New York Times Bestseller. As a blogger, Rory shares his heart and story with the world in real-time through his personal blog that has over 2.3 million Facebook followers. And as a filmmaker and storyteller, he recently signed on as the chief-creative-officer for the television cable network RFD-TV and oversees all new shows and production. He also writes, shoots, and edits his new television docu-series This Life I Live, that brings his blog-style storytelling to life in 50 million homes each Sunday night.Rory and his 6-year-old daughter Indiana live an hour south of Nashville on a historic farm where she attends a one-room schoolhouse with a dozen other children from the community that was built on the farm.  Bob’s new book is now available.Also on the episode:Producer: Tatave AbeshyanEngineer: Jackson CarpenterProducer & Co-host: Scott Schimmel

Bill Gaither and award-winning singer/songwriter and storyteller Rory Feek (Joey+Rory) celebrate the power of songwriting, share memories of Joey and discuss the shaping of character through hard times. Rory describes the joy and gratitude he has found amidst life-changing loss.

In July 2019, Reconnecting Roots hosted a live event called "Concerts & Conversations" at Music Ranch Montana. Host Gabe McCauley sat down with Rory Feek to talk about his experience building his own one-room schoolhouse and the lessons he's learned after finishing their first year of school.

Education comes in many different flavors: public, private, charter, and even online. All of these variations can be traced back to the American one-room schoolhouse, which at one point, numbered in the hundreds of thousands. Join us as we dive into the history of education and speak with country-star/filmmaker/author Rory Feek about the new one-room schoolhouse he recently built.

Dec 1, 2018 | Sen. Mike Lee, Rory Feek, Judge Vance Day & Paul Aldrich | Huckabee by Huckabee

“There are no more Jack Nicholson's. There are no more Marlon Brando's.” - Jessejames Locorriere⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ On this week's episode, we have a conversation with Jessejames Locorriere. Jessejames is an actor and proud father, and we painted outside the lines a bit in this episode and chat about music, the mentorship of William H. Macy, the odd genius of Joaquin Phoenix, and we ponder the idea of Marlon Brando being a meme. Jessejames acting career began nearly to 40 years ago when he started his studies at the Lee Strasberg Acting Institute in Manhattan at the age of eight. Years later, he went on to study with the Atlantic Theater Companies' Practical Aesthetics Workshop at New York University. With over 50 film/television credits, Jessejames is best known for his work in Ant-Man (Marvel), Banshee (Cinemax), MacGyver (CBS), Sleepy Hollow (FOX), Still The King (CMT), and Turn: Washington's Spies (AMC). Currently, you can watch Jessejames as “Henry” in the second season of Ozark (Netflix). In the coming months, you'll be able to catch him in the first episode of Dolly Parton Theater (Netflix), The Dead Center, a feature film recently acquired by Arrow Films, and soon he will be making an extraordinary appearance in The Escape Game's interactive gaming experience, nationally. Jessejames resides in Nashville, TN, where he teaches acting workshops and coaches actors for film/television. You can learn more about Jessejames and his work at bonsai.film/filmmaker-spotlight  New episodes are published every Tuesday. Listen+Subscribe+Rate = Love  Enjoy! Questions or Comments? Reach out to us at contact@bonsai.film or on social and the web at https://linktr.ee/BonsaiCreative #MAKEIT   Links: IMDb FaceBook Twitter   Jack Nicholson (actor) Al Pacino (actor) Robert DeNiro (actor) On Golden Pond (film) Josephine (film) Rory Feek (writer) Nashville Film Festival David Mamet (writer) Dog Day Afternoon (film) William H. Macy (actor) Caroline Locorriere (acting coach) Nashville Acting Studio Nashville Repertory Theatre Ant-Man (film) Martin Donovan (actor) Marlon Brandon (actor) Fargo (film) Ozark (tv series) Charlie Chaplin (actor) Sam Rockwell (actor) Joaquin Phoenix (actor) I'm Still Here (film) Casey Affleck (actor) Shia LaBeouf (actor) Heath Ledger (actor) Alfred Hitchcock (director) Thunder Road (short) Thunder Road (film) Another Version of You (film) Strategy and Pursuit (film) IMDb Pro Sanford Meisner (acting teacher) Lee Strasberg (acting teacher) Acting: A Handbook of the Stanislavski Method by Lee Strasberg (book) A Practical Handbook for the Actor by the Atlantic Theater (book) Actor's Access  

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Jessica and I sat down to talk about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics. -- Should Catholic Church confessionals about child abuse be reported to the cops? (2:01) -- Apparently, Australia doesn't exist. (9:45) -- Two Christian women released a marriage checklist. It's disturbing. (13:14) -- In Alberta, religious schools want the ability to "out" members of Gay-Straight Alliances to their parents. (26:00) -- PA State Rep. Brian Sims had a one-finger salute for Mike Pence. (36:27) -- "Hot Dog Water" isn't a thing. But people are buying it. (39:13) -- Focus on the Family doesn't care about families being ripped apart by Donald Trump. (43:05) -- Country musician Rory Feek accepted his gay daughter's marriage. Now Christian bookstores won't sell his memoir. (45:54) -- Gwyneth Paltrow's GOOP tried to get more scientific... and failed. (53:36) -- The governor of Texas promised a dying boy that he would ban abortion completely. (59:26) -- Attorney General Jeff Sessions was accused of immigrant child abuse by 600 members of his own religion. (1:07:13) -- Muslim reformer Maajid Nawaz won a huge settlement from the Southern Poverty Law Center (yay!) and the Religious Right is using it to their advantage (boo). (1:14:45) -- Can you separate art from the artist? (1:27:03)

Jim Reeves starts a three-and-a-half run at Number One, Lynn Anderson is sitting pretty in her Rose Garden; Merle performs for President Reagan; Kristofferson makes a magazine cover; Brad Paisley plays himself on "South Park" and happy birthday to singer-songwriter Rory Feek. That and more in today's podcast! Subscribe on iTunes or Google Play.

Joey Martin, née le 9 Septembre 1975 à Alexandria dans l’Indiana, est la troisième de cinq enfants. La famille vit dans une communauté agricole à Alexandria. Son père, un ancien vétéran de la guerre du Vietnam, est ouvrier agricole et sa mère femme au foyer. En 1998, elle a 23 ans quand elle décide d’aller tenter sa chance à Nashville; elle trouve du travail dans une ferme, pour le père de LeAnn Rimes Wilbur, car elle aime toujours les chevaux. La voix magnifique de Joey est souvent comparée à celle de ses héroïnes Emmylou Harris et Dolly Parton. Dans les années 2000, Joey, sa sœur et son frère créent un restaurant prés de leur domicile: le ‘’Marcy Joe’s Mealhouse’’. En plus de cette activité Joey continue à travailler sur sa musique. Elle contacte des labels afin de se faire valoir et croise le chemin de Rory au cours d’une audition. Joey va écouter Rory qui se produit au célèbre Bluebird Cafe à Nashville, leur histoire et leur couple va débuter ainsi. Joey est décédée des suites d’un cancer le 4 mars 2016, vers 14h30. Rory sort un album à la mémoire de son épouse. À l'origine enregistré en 2005, l'album produit par Rory Feek comprend des souvenirs et des histoires du chanteur et de sa famille. Publié le 7 avril 2017.

Rascall Flatts surprise a couple on their wedding day, Rory Feek returns and Kelsea Ballerini's got girl power. FOX's Michelle Pollino has 'FOX Country': I'm Michelle Pollino. A Wisconsin bride a groom got the surprise of their lives on their wedding day... (Rascal Flatts) "It's been an awesome journey to get here, we heard your journey's been awesome." When Rascal Flatts showed up to perform... The band performed 'Bless the Broken Road' for newlyweds Sara and Brandon McInnis' first song together. The band was contacted by a family friend who had secretly asked them to play in person on their way to a country music festival in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Rory Feek one half of the Grammy-winning country duo Joey + Rory, announced he will perform publicly for the first time since his wife Joey passed last year. Feek will raise funds for the music health alliance, a nonprofit that helped his family with insurance and medical bills during Joey's cancer treatments. He plans to perform at a barn at his home in Tennessee Sept. 8 and 9 to celebrate what would have been his wife's birthday. That's FOX Country on FOX News. Follow Michelle Pollino on Twitter: @MichellPollino

Singer/songwriter Rory Feek has written multiple #1 country hits for other artists, including Collin Raye's "Someone You Used to Know,” Clay Walker's "The Chain of Love," Blake Shelton’s “Some Beach,” and Easton Corbin’s “A Little More Country Than That.” Other songs from his catalog that have landed in the Top 20 are Tracy Byrd’s “The Truth About Men,” Blaine Larsen’s “How Do You Get That Lonely,” and Jimmy Wayne’s “I Will.” Additionally, his songs have been recorded by Kenny Chesney, Randy Travis, Reba McEntire, Trisha Yearwood, Mark Wills, Waylon Jennings, Charley Pride, The Oak Ridge Boys, John Michael Montgomery, Terri Clark, and Lorrie Morgan. In 2008 Rory formed the duo Joey + Rory with his wife, Joey Martin Feek, for the CMT show Can You Duet. Their popularity led to an ACM award for Top New Vocal Duo of the Year, their own TV show, eight successful albums, and a handful of charting singles, including the self-penned songs “Cheater Cheater” and “That’s Important to Me.” Rory’s identity as a storyteller extends beyond his songs to include screenplays, TV scripts, and a popular blog, which earned a loyal following as he shared his family’s pain, triumphs, fears, and deep personal faith during Joey’s battle with terminal cervical cancer. The duo’s final album, Hymns That Are Important to Us, was released in 2016, less than a month before Joey passed away at age 40. It debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Country Albums chart, was certified Gold, and earned the duo a Grammy for Best Roots Gospel Album. Rory’s memoir, This Life I Live, chronicles his spiritual journey, his love story with Joey, and his disarmingly vulnerable musings on his role in what he calls “God’s larger story.”

All month long we've been celebrating the power of love. I could not think of a better way to share this week's podcast than to tell the story written by Rory Feek "This Life I Live". It's such an amazing testimony. It not only portrays romantic love but it glorifies the highest love. If you've ever felt that you couldn't connect with or have the best of love because you didn't come from a certain circumstance or place you need to listen to this podcast.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Joey + Rory are a GRAMMY nominated country music duo whose music weaves beautiful stories that are important to them. Life drastically changed for the couple when Joey was diagnosed with cancer, but they continued to share their painful and beautiful journey with the world. Rory Feek gives us a glimpse into his new book about his life with Joey and the greatest love story he would ever know.   “My rays of Light will reach you through the darkness.” - Jesus Calling

Country/Western duo and songwriters Joey and Rory Feek visit with Wayne Shepherd on their Tennessee farm.

Country/Western duo and songwriters Joey and Rory Feek visit with Wayne Shepherd on their Tennessee farm.