Podcasts about roused

In the aftermath of defeating the Sin Spinner, our heroes reflect on their harrowing journey and seek solace in personal rituals and alliances. But rest is fleeting. Roused by an earthquake, they plunge into the Cathedral's depths via the sewers, only to face a sinister assembly of priests and the looming threat of fiendish monsters. Dive back into 'Malt and Magic' where old wounds and new dangers collide, pushing our adventurers to their limits! Join our Discord Server: Discord Follow us! Twitter: https://twitter.com/malt_magic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maltandmagic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY8jhoJJNAxbNrZcHn9l43g Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/maltandmagic Check out the tools that we use in our games: Music & SFX: www.battlebards.com Music & Ambience: www.tabletopaudio.com Character Tokens: https://www.heroforge.com Virtual Tabletop: https://owlbear.rodeo Mapping: https://inkarnate.com Dungeon Creation: Dungeon Alchemist (Beta)

Last year it was my great pleasure to speak at Carfest, a huge summer festival here in the UK where the health and wellbeing zone Spafest brought together many leading lights in the areas of holistic wellbeing, mindfulness and the general pursuit of happiness.And twas there that I met the force of nature that is Donna Easton. Donna is a Joyologist, a performer, a presenter and the creator of Joyology. A highly sought after speaker, Donna's work can be found on TV, radio and she has written for national press including Hello! magazine, Stylist and The Express newspaper. Donna helps individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses re-frame mindsets and shift how we show up each day to re-connect with the real 'us'. Donna has hosted stages and delivered talks at events across the UK, including Car Fest, Camp Bestival, Mind Body Spirit Festival, Latitude and MOVE IT and has delivered keynotes for organisations such as Google, MARS and Holland & Barrett. She helps people re-connect with themselves, find their joy and maximise success in their lives and career.Donna's challenging personal journey puts her life's mission in context. Childhood bullying, an eating disorder and overnight hair loss gave her a deep appreciation of what really matters in life. And this is manifest throughout her life and work as a parent and as a coach.After a pretty challenging 2023, I think we all need a bit more joy in our lives and I'm looking forward to hearing Donna's take on how to reconnect with our best selves through the power of Joyology. And of course I'm curious to learn about the Unlock Moments of remarkable clarity that shaped her own life's journey.--Donna Easton: https://mylifeshines.com/Donna Easton on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mylifeshines/ --The Unlock Moment podcast is brought to you by Dr Gary Crotaz, PhD. Downloaded in over 100 countries. Find out more at https://garycrotaz.com and https://theunlockmoment.com

Roused by God

Why does God cast all of his wrath upon the Egyptians in the ten plaques and allow his own people who have provoked him and tempted him and spoke against him to escape his wrath? What accounts for God's own people receiving mercy in response to their sin and the Egyptians receiving wrath in response to theirs? And what is it exactly that make the children of Israel "his own people"?

Vacuum And which idiot will fill it?

Friday Blues or Magic

Morning chat

Roused wins womens while Brock wins and loses on the same show

We begin the episode with Sam confidently saying she would talk to Charles about a work lunch, and equally confidently refusing Umed's persuasions to join his Underwatch team. She walks in on Charles having a very frustrating conversation with a very entitled an infuriating customer. Sam gets enraged, plucks the phone out of Charles' hand, and proceeds to give the customer a proper dressing down. She needs some time to calm down, and Charles admires her passion. Continuing with her morning's boldness, Sam grabs Charles' hand and thanks him for his work for the company. Charles then proceeds to put his foot in his mouth, showing us where his thoughts wander. Sam, seemingly oblivious, asks Charles out. Charles is willing to blow all his commitments, but Sam takes a rain check, leaving a very flustered chibi Charles behind. ***

Roused by nationalistic fervor, Czech and Slovak expats rush to brave the WWI battlefields in a bid to liberate their homeland. From Flanders' bloody fields, to the Italian Alps, and all the way to the unforgiving Siberian permafrost, witness the men who would stop at nothing to see their nation's independence.

The Lion and The Mouse an Aesop Fable read aloud A Lion lay asleep in the forest, his great head resting on his paws. A timid little Mouse came upon him unexpectedly, and in her fright and haste to get away, ran across the Lion's nose. Roused from his nap, the Lion laid his huge paw angrily on the tiny creature to kill her. "Spare me!" begged the poor Mouse. "Please let me go and some day I will surely repay you." The Lion was much amused to think that a Mouse could ever help him. But he was generous and finally let the Mouse go. http://read.gov/aesop/001.html

Fifty years after Beowulf won fame and recognition by defeating Grendel and Grendel's mother, a hapless fugitive rouses the ire of a dragon by taking a single piece of its barrow-gold. Intro/outro music: Awakening by Scott Buckley – www.scottbuckley.com.au (track modified for length).

This is Episode #141 and today we’ll read Ezra chapters 1-3 together.   The Lord roused the spirit of King Cyrus of Persia. Show Notes·        Awesome Video of Solomon’s Temple·        These will help!  Overview videos of all books of the BibleVisit·        Visit my website·        Visit my church·        Visit The German Shepherd·        Find me on Facebook,  Instagram and Twitter. Bible Study Resources·        CSB Study Bible – Hardcover or Kindle!·        The Bible Project’s Bible Basics – Free!·        Every Bible You Could Ever Want!·        The Bible Hub – Free!·        Bible Study Tools – Free!·        The Bible Project- Free!Other Resources·        Want to use your tablet for Bible reading? Consider Kindle .·        I love Audible! Try it for free!·        Want it? FaithGear has it!·        Wear your faith! Christian Strong·        Bet Hannon Business Websites designed and maintains my website.·        Title of song used in the podcast is 3 Joys & the Truth, by Daniel O’Connor Disclosure:  This post may contain affiliate links. That means if you purchase anything, I may get a small commission.  This does not cost you anything and it helps offset the costs of the podcast.  Thank you in advance.View my Broadcast License.

The "woke" folks we hear from these days have a number of issues with reality, but they have presented us all with some real challenges, not least, grammatically. Would a nap help?

We played Night's Black Agents with some system modifications drawn from Solo Ops, PbtA, and elsewhere. This session is part of the Gauntlet Calendar-- find out more here: gauntlet-rpg.com

We played Night's Black Agents with some system modifications drawn from Solo Ops, PbtA, and elsewhere. This session is part of the Gauntlet Calendar-- find out more here: gauntlet-rpg.com

We played Night's Black Agents with some system modifications drawn from Solo Ops, PbtA, and elsewhere. the first third or so are character creation and set up with the rest given over to play. This session is part of the Gauntlet Calendar-- find out more here: gauntlet-rpg.com

We played Night's Black Agents with some system modifications drawn from Solo Ops, PbtA, and elsewhere. the first third or so are character creation and set up with the rest given over to play. This session is part of the Gauntlet Calendar-- find out more here: gauntlet-rpg.com

We played Night's Black Agents with some system modifications drawn from Solo Ops, PbtA, and elsewhere. the first third or so are character creation and set up with the rest given over to play. This session is part of the Gauntlet Calendar-- find out more here: gauntlet-rpg.com

In today's menu, Pr Lew Lee Choo aka Mrs Chew brings us Zechariah 2 to chew on. Connect with us through social media at http://tiny.cc/sibklchurch and visit us at www.sibkl.org.my 

Roused from a cheap sleep with a potential bed wetting incident on my hands, I become more aware of the need for R&R in these challenging times. I talk about forgiving our parents, taking a "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Service" attitude toward PC/cancel culture and loving the crumbs of your career. JR* the Podcast RSS

daft chat, silly comment and unusual music. What a combination

“Tom Eaton, brilliant satirist and author who keeps thousands of South Africans laughing at his witty columns, shares more of his humour in his new book, ‘Is it me or is it getting hot in here?’ (Tafelberg) He’s taken the frog slowly boiling to death in a pot of water analogy for his subtitle - in a book which had me guffawing out loud at his stories about SUV’s ‘waddling’ on to pavements, and the necessity for comedy and satire to inoculate ourselves, ‘against the disease of obedience.’ His extraordinary depth of knowledge combined with an insatiable curiosity has him writing on topics ranging from falling population growth to Helen Zille. Don’t miss this one! Nelson Mandela, Barack Obama and Malala Yousafzai feature in Colin Salter’s ‘100 Speeches that Roused the World’ (Batsford). It’s a handsome, hardcover book that will rivet you, particularly Oprah Winfrey’s Golden Globes speech about her sexual abuse. Finally in ‘I have Brown Skin and Curly Hair’(Jacana) for children in mixed-race families, we learn how to explain how everyone in a five-member family looks different. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/millertimemedia/support

Stephanie is rehearsing for her own awesome this week so it's up to Bob and RC to love ALL OVER Candyman and his problematic bees. Oh, Honey...

Stephanie is rehearsing for her own awesome this week so it's up to Bob and RC to love ALL OVER Candyman and his problematic bees. Oh, Honey...

Welcome to Episode 21 of Tame, the podcast where we discuss quotes from Marcus Aurelius' 'Meditations' and how we can apply the lessons and logic from the book to our own lives to be stronger, kinder and better people. Today we're discussing the following three quotes:   "The mind is that which is roused and directed by itself. It makes of itself what it chooses. It makes what it chooses of its own experience." Book 6, Chapter 8 "Disgraceful: that the mind should control the face, should be able to shape and mold it as it pleases, but not shape and mold itself." Book 7, Chapter 37 "To feel affection for people even when they make mistakes is uniquely human. You can do it, if you simply recognize: that they’re human too, that they act out of ignorance, against their will, and that you’ll both be dead before long. And, above all, that they haven’t really hurt you. They haven’t diminished your ability to choose." Book 7, Chapter 22 We hope you enjoy our podcast and encourage you to join the conversation by leaving comments, getting in touch on social media and sharing this with people you think would benefit from hearing it! Find us on Facebook at Tame: The Podcast and Instagram at @tamepodcast. ____________________________________________________   Tame is a podcast that uses philosophy to create rational arguments for better mental fortitude and resilience. Owen and Connor subjectively interpret writings from Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, and adapt them to modern life. Things mentioned in this episode: [Book] - Sophie's World   Music: Can I Be Part Of Your Life - Barradeen

Roused rebel Razia Zakaria experiences seemingly different cultures only to find they have more in common than first expected. This story was shared at Queerstories x Archer Magazine, launching the magazine's 10th issue in Sydney. Razia Zakarya is a PhD candidate in Science at UTS. Her secret superpowers are mondegreens and malapropisms. Queerstories is an LGBTQI+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events around Australia. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased from your favourite independent bookseller or on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff and insomnia rants follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In several scriptures in the New Testament it says that the Savior was “Moved with Compassion” and then a miracle followed.  When we have compassion for ourselves and compassion for our spouse and others, what kind of miracles will we see in our own life and around us? Play In A New Window Download Show Notes In several scriptures in the New Testament it says that the Savior was “Moved with Compassion”  The dictionary says: Moved means: to prompt or rouse to the doing of something AND Compassion means: a sympathetic consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it So When it says the Savior was “Moved with Compassion” because he was a Sympathetic person He was Prompted or Roused with to do something to alleviate the distress of someone. And then if you keep reading in the scriptures when He’s moved to compassion some sort of miracle followed… So compassion for someone brought about a miracle… I talk to my clients a lot about acting from emotions that produce their best self.  I feel like LOVE is one of the best emotions we can act from to produce our best life.  Love for ourselves and love for others. That is why I called this podcast Live from Love.  So we can LIVE and ACT from our Best Self and LOVE produces that result. But often when a situation or circumstance happens to us or around us, we think thoughts that don’t prompt love, but prompt other emotions that don’t show our best selves. Anger, Irritability, Sadness, Jealousy, Frustration…. these kinds of emotions don’t MOVE us to act with LOVE and Compassion.  They often MOVE us to act in ways that are not our best. So When my clients have thoughts that produce these emotions and they are not acting as their best selves, I talk to my them about  Having Compassion for themselves Having Compassion for others, which eventually brings LOVE, even when its hard. Having Compassion for Ourselves We are human.  It is part of our journey here on earth to make mistakes.  In fact, that was an essential part of the plan.  Our Heavenly Father knew this.  He knew we would make mistakes.  He counted on it.  That is why He gave us a Savior and the Atonement. So why do we beat ourselves up so much when we make mistakes?  When we don’t handle things exactly as we should?  When we aren’t our best selves? Our Heavenly Father loves us so much.  He VALUES us so  much.   It says in The Book of Moses that his entire purpose is to bring us back to Him because he values our imperfect selves SO MUCH  “This is my work and my glory, to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man” Who are we to say otherwise?  That we are not of value? That we are not worthy of love? That who we are, who He created us to be, is not enough?  That mistakes He knew we would make make before we even came to earth would make us unworthy to be loved by Him and others? It’s just NOT true.  It’s a lie we tell ourselves.  It’s a lie that Satan wants us to believe. So I coach my clients a lot on loving themselves and having COMPASSION for themselves FIRST.  Having compassion for the mistakes that they make.  Having compassion for our natural human inadequacies.  Having compassion for the thoughts our brain automatically thinks.  We were created in our Heavenly Father’s image.  He has compassion for us.  He embodies compassion.  So should we.  For ourselves and others.  Compassion is our deepest nature. Our brain I want you to think about when you put on a pair of pants.  Now when you were little, your mom probably had to teach you that you make sure you are putting them on the right way, that the tag goes in the back.  And then you put one leg in and then the other, and then you pull them up and do up the button and the zipper.  And when you were little you had to think about each little step.  But as you learned how and did it over and over, it became automatic.  I bet you don’t even think about it anymore.  You just put on your pants.  That’s because that was designated to the lower brain.  It’s a habit.  It doesn’t need much thought. Our brains are often on autopilot.  The lower brain - the one that gives us all these thoughts to protect us is really good at being on autopilot.  That’s its job.  When we form habits and we don’t really have to think about things much anymore, like putting on pants, those things get designated to the lower brain,  That’s what our lower brain is really good for.  When we leave it unsupervised, it’s default is to keep doing what its used to doing and to keep us alive.  To protect us.  Protect us physically and emotionally.  It’s watching out for tigers and mean girls. So when something happens that it thinks is a threat - it starts sending us all sorts of thoughts to help keep us safe.  That’s its job.  That’s what it is supposed to do. But those thoughts are not always helpful.  So that is why I tell my clients that they need to be compassionate with themselves when they start to notice these thoughts that aren’t helpful.   Remember that its just our brain trying to protect us and we need to engage our higher brain and have a  sympathetic consciousness of the lower brains distress and try to alleviate it.  We have COMPASSION for our lower brain doing its job trying to protect us. We need to have COMPASSION for us being who our Heavenly Father created us to be - a human who makes mistakes. Developing COMPASSION and eventually LOVE for others. Sometimes that is hard to do.  Especially when that person has done something to hurt us or someone we love.   So let’s take it to the extreme first.  Because when I work with clients on the concept of unconditional love I often get push back about the extremes.  How can I think thoughts that make me FEEL love for rapists and murderers? So say that someone murdered your neighbors child.  Your lower brain - wanting to protect you - tells you to think thoughts of HATE for this person.  WE can not LIKE him.  We definitely can not LOVE him.  No way.  No how.  Your lower brain doesn’t want you to think loving or compassionate thoughts for this person because its trying to keep you alive. But I want you to engage your higher brain.  I want you to get curious about what this person must have been through in his life to make him think that murdering someone was an ok thing to do?  Someone probably severely abused him.  He was not taught right from wrong.  He wasn’t taught that he had any value on this earth.  He was in such emotional pain that he thought murdering someone was the right choice. Isn’t that sad?  Isn’t it so sad that someone could do that to another human being? That they could be in such emotional pain that they would make such a horrible choice.  My heart goes out to that person.  And while I know what he did was wrong, I can have COMPASSION for him and LOVE him for everything he has been through to bring him to this point.   When I am trying to have compassion for the other person, I try to see them as the Savior would see them.  Would He see them as some evil individual who is not worthy of any sort of compassion or love?  No!  He would see them as His brother and someone who is damaged and hurting and needs LOVE and COMPASSION in the worst way. Compassion and LOVE does NOT excuse the behavior.  It does NOT mean that there shouldn’t be consequences for behavior.  It doesn’t mean you need to spend time with or be around that person.  It just means that you are trying to understand where that person is coming from and loving them for who they are (a valuable child of God) and not for what they have done or not done in this imperfect human existence. How can we have more compassion in our marriages?  Can we see the other person for who they really are?  What their human struggles are?  Can we get curious as to why they behave the way they do instead of judging them for it?   Let me give you an example -  I have a client who’s husband often says unkind things to her and tries to control everything she does.  Her first thought is “He shouldn’t do that” and she often questions her own value and self-worth because of the things he says to her.   She says she is having a hard time loving him. So I asked her to get curious about why he says those things.  Could they be true? What would prompt him to say unkind things to her?  We talked about how it is NEVER ok for someone to mistreat you and it’s important to set boundaries when that happens.  But we try to  be curious about WHY and have COMPASSION for that person and the challenges they face in their own mind.   Eventually, after setting boundaries, and not letting herself be mistreated, she asked him about it.  He had been abandoned by his mother and was afraid of losing her (like he lost his mom).  So he was trying to control everything she did so that he wouldn’t lose her.  But in the process, he was driving her away. When she understood WHY, she felt compassion for him.  She was able to let him know that it wasn’t ok what he was doing.  That controlling her was actually making her want NOT be with him.  But she wanted to stay married to him.  So if he would be kind and loving, they could build a loving and lasting marriage.   That marriage could have ended.  She could have left because of the way he was treating her.  But she hasn’t left him.  The marriage is still a work in progress, but it is still there.   She is loving him and having compassion for who he is and what he has been through instead of just being judgmental about his judgements and hurt by them.  I think that’s a miracle. When we are moved to compassion we transcend ourselves to the level of someone else and help raise them to a better place.  And when we do that, miracles can happen. I love this quote by Dieter F. Uchtdorf “Great marriages are built brick by brick, day after day over a lifetime….If you keep adding pebbles of kindness, compassion, listening, sacrifice, understanding, and selflessness, eventually a mighty pyramid will begin to grow.  If it appears to take forever, remember, happy marriage are meant to last forever.” Isn’t that’s great? How to have compassion in our marriages So besides getting curious about why our spouse (or others) are the way they are, having compassion for that, and loving them despite their imperfections.  I wanted to share with you a few more ideas on how you can be more compassionate in your marriage.  Let go of expectations - we’ve talked about this one a lot in past episodes.  Letting go of expectations and just loving our spouse for who they are is VERY compassionate. Stop asking “What’s Wrong” and instead as “What day you need form me in this moment”  Crappy days happen for everyone - understand that they can happen for your spouse too and its ok for them to be in a bad mood sometimes. Ask your partner what compassion means for them.  It might mean something completely different than it does to you. Be there for them physically and emotionally.  You don’t even have to say a word - a kind touch and a listening ear can often be all that they need. Admit that you might be wrong.  Your way isn’t always best. Be truthful.  Honesty equals compassion.  Even when its hard. Examine your motives.  Are you being compassionate out of expectations of return or because you truly care? Draw the line.  Compassion doesn’t mean over giving or co-dependency.  Compassion simply allows you to care without losing yourself. Take care of yourself too - being compassionate with others doesn’t mean "putting your needs aside. This week I want you to think about when your spouse has shown compassion for you.  How has that helped raise you up?  How has that helped your relationship? How can you do that for them?  How can you create more miracles in your life and the lives around you by showing compassion to yourself and your spouse?

What do you get stirred up about? We are here for purpose, and need to be passionate, exuberant, fired up, energetic and ...stirred up. Roused from inactivity, and obscurity to be, do and see all that God has called us to. In Haggai 1, the word that stirred them was "I am with you".

This week, our heroes: chronicle the world's first Dungeon Break and how the whole world went to shit as a result; discover our world kinda sucks and that's why it's a target; learn all the fun puns that can be made with Roused as a base; reveal our MC's true kindness in that he offers to let you serve him before he just kills you and you serve him anyway; devise the perfect business plan of fucking shit up in the pursuit of money and just hiring people to fix it; recall that the best way to dodge military service is to just go kill the leader of the country you're fighting (or just sign an autograph for him); complain about all the characters we couldn't talk about because there's just too many characters; and share the story of the cell phone salesman that just went too far. Read Seoul Station's Necromancer here: http://www.wuxiaworld.com/ssn-index/ This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Whatsup Whatsup!! How are you doing guys? Welcome ao nosso primeiro ActiveClass! Nesse primeiro podcast voltado ao aprendizado da língua, queremos que você aprenda inglês de uma maneira legal e divertida. Na África do Sul, cresci ouvindo fábulas, composições literárias em que os personagens são geralmente animais, forças da natureza ou objetos, que apresentam características humanas, tais como a fala e costumes, e na maioria das vezes terminam com um ensinamento moral de caráter instrutivo. Nesse primeiro episódio vamos ouvir a historia do Leão e o Rato ou "The Lion and the Mouse", uma das minhas favoritas! E para ajudar vocês, peguei o script da historia e a tradução, que vou colocar logo abaixo! ;). Fiz a leitura em duas velocidades, normal e lento. Dependendo do seu nível de inglês, você pode escolher qual parte ouvir. O tempo de cada parte você encontra a seguir: Leitura com velocidade normal: 02:40 Leitura com velocidade lenta: 04:53 Tradução e explicação: 08:00 Story in English (script) THE LION AND THE MOUSE A Lion lay asleep in the forest, his great head resting on his paws. A timid little Mouse came upon him unexpectedly, and in her fright and haste to get away, ran across the Lion's nose. Roused from his nap, the Lion laid his huge paw angrily on the tiny creature to kill her. "Spare me!" begged the poor Mouse. "Please let me go and someday I will surely repay you." The Lion was much amused to think that a Mouse could ever help him. But he was generous and finally let the Mouse go. Some days later, while stalking his prey in the forest, the Lion was caught in the toils of a hunter's net. Unable to free himself, he filled the forest with his angry roaring. The Mouse knew the voice and quickly found the Lion struggling in the net. Running to one of the great ropes that bound him, she gnawed it until it parted, and soon the Lion was free. "You laughed when I said I would repay you," said the Mouse. "Now you see that even a Mouse can help a Lion." Moral: A kindness is never wasted. Story in Portuguese (translation) O LEÃO E O RATO Um Leão dormia na floresta, sua grande cabeça descansando em suas patas. Um Ratinho tímido veio sobre ele inesperadamente, e em seu medo e pressa de fugir, correu pelo nariz do Leão. Despertado de seu cochilo, o Leão com raiva colocou sua pata enorme na pequena criatura para matá-la. "Me poupe!" Implorou o pobre Rato. "Por favor, deixe-me ir e algum dia eu certamente irei recompensá-lo." O Leão “achou muito engraçado” pensar que um Rato poderia ajudá-lo. Mas ele foi generoso e, finalmente deixou o Rato ir. Alguns dias depois, enquanto perseguir sua presa na floresta, o Leão foi apanhado nas malhas da rede de um caçador. Incapaz de se libertar, ele zangado encheu a floresta com seu rugido. O Rato conhecia a voz e rapidamente encontrou o Leão lutando com a rede. Correndo para uma das grandes cordas que o prendiam, ela roeu-o até que se separaram, e logo o Leão estava livre. "Você riu quando eu disse que iria recompensá-lo", disse o Rato. "Agora você vê que mesmo um rato pode ajudar um Leão." Moral: Uma “bondade” nunca é desperdiçada. Homework: Grave você mesmo lendo a historia e compare com nosso podcast. That's all Folks!! See you next time! Te esperamos no próximo episódio, ou na próxima aula. #BeActiveEveryDay Siga-nos nas redes sociais: Facebook: goo.gl/cPgAOT Instagram: goo.gl/prrZQs Snapchat: inglesactive Youtube: goo.gl/UuFnBv PS: Para agendar sua aula experimental envie um email para contato@inglesactive.com.br ou através dos telefones 11 2831-3871 / 11 2776-3921. Créditos das músicas: Perspectives Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Accralate Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

The guys from Red Boat Kung Fu visit Blow for a after work session to talk about MMA, traditional martial arts, what's not working on the street and how to land a lil strike every damn time without going to jail. Seriously, this is 2hrs of martial arts rambling and if you're not training, this might not be for you. Well, we had a lot of fun with John 'the Kraken' Bagdanovich, Walid 'Shark-Gorilla' Kouatly, Toby 'the Wizard' and Mayur 'The Old Master' Chauhan.

The Soulstealer Sessions Scare-Roused Holiday Special! @randommovement / @djsevendc / @moodymoore / @kinetiksmc As part of Different Drumz's holiday weekend of drum n' bass... • Moody Moore, DJ Seven, and Kinetiks MC have put together a special end of the year mixset loaded w/ some of our favorite tunes, new and old... • EPIC CHAT TIME: RANDOM MOVEMENT & ADRIENNE RICHARDS - We caught up w/ one of our favorite stateside producers and his amazing counterpart and got into everything about Flight Pattern, current vibes; future projects; working together, and so much more... • The mighty Kinetiks MC holds it down throughout w/ his effortless flows; knowledge, and news. • Big ups to all who have enjoyed the Soulstealer Sessions w/ us as we debuted it this year. We thank you for all your likes/listens/reposts/comments/everything. Keep it coming! As always, we broadcast online via DIFFERENT DRUMZ radio every Saturday from 2-4PM EST / 7-9PM GMT. • Tune in: http://differentdrumz.co.uk/tune-in • Archives updated weekly; free downloads: http://bit.ly/soulsteal • We're also on iTunes: http://bit.ly/sss_itunes --- PART 1 • DJ Seven & Moody Moore feat. Kinetiks MC Soulstealer Sessions DDZ Xmas Special Mix Submission Recorded 12.23.2015 • LIVE ONE SHOT MIX 01 All Strung Out (Thunder VIP) • DJ Fresh 02 Billie's Smile • Phil Tangent 03 Hazel Street • Submorphics 04 My Name (Lenzman Rmx) • Zero T 05 Reunited • Ill Logic & Raf 06 Venus In Furs • Bal 07 Gone Away • Calibre 08 Just Can't Take (DBridge Rmx) • Lenzman feat. DRS 09 Channel 2 • Voltage 10 Lose Control • Marcus Intalex & ST Files 11 Whiplash (Alix Perez VIP Bootleg) • Future Cut 12 Black Opal (feat. Kayle) • Kid Hops, Iris & Quadrant 13 Amnesia • Klax 14 With You (Calibre Rmx) • Impish 15 Slang • Accelerated Culture 16 Calling (Habitat Rmx) • Fish 17 It Finds You • LSB, Tokyo Prose 18 Inside Your Mind • Changing Faces 19 Save Me • Enei feat. Charli Brix 20 Critical • Surplus, AudioSketch 21 Broken Man (Halogenix Rmx) • Goldie, Halogenix 22 If I Never (Random Movement Rmx) • Packer & Rhodes feat. Natalie Slade 23 Turn Down the Lights • Benny Page --- PART 2 • EPIC CHAT TIME: RANDOM MOVEMENT & ADRIENNE RICHARDS DJ Seven & Moody Moore • TRT ~20 min --- [ The opinions expressed during this episode that were spoken by us are our own. All tunes are © their respective holders. All mixes are for promo purposes only. Keep this scene thriving. Buy/support the music you love. ] --- fb.com/randommovement • soundcloud.com/randommovement • http://randommovement.org fb.com/djsevendc • soundcloud.com/djsevendc • http://harbinger-industries.net fb.com/moodymoorednb • soundcloud.com/moodymoore • http://moodymoore.com fb.com/kinetiksmc • soundcloud.com/kinetiks • http://kinetiksmc.com

In honor of Thanksgiving, the Ugs try and STUFF as much funny as they can into this episode of the Uglee Truth. From Jamie's bird dreams to Paula's post UFC fight analysis. Then the ladies share their take on the Sister Wives cat fishing scandal, Charlie Sheen's HIV news. vaginal issues and so much more. Of course there's Uglee and Awkward MOTW too so download and listen now! And don't forget... it's the season of sharing so share the Uglee Truth with your friends!

The CPSU start rolling stikes across Australia we report on the Bureau of Meterorology workers rallying in Melbourne. The CFMEU have been singled out again by Senate laws to retain coercive powers to building regulator; the ACTU & Victorian Trades Halls sign MOU with West Papuans ahead of Melanesian Spearhead Group conference.

in midst and mists of epic storms, Gerard Manley Hopkins, with Charles Tripi’s “Get Up,” (W.E. Henley’s “Invictus,” Tennyson’s “Ulysses”), and paean “Imaginary Brooklyn,” W.S. Merwin’s “The Blind Seer of Ambon” and more, Karen Bryant (responding to John Muir) as … Continue reading →