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The "J6 Prison Choir" teamed up with former President Trump to make a song called "Justice For All" that topped the iTunes chart!

Paul Murray is a pilgrim from Northern Ireland now based in England. He is about to walk the Camino Frances with a choir who will perform in select venues. Keep an eye on the Confraternity of St James' website for details about the choir tour - the details aren't up just yet…..but they will be. The documentary we were talking about is called Litir Ghrá. It's only available in the UK at the moment - via BBC iPlayer You can buy Paul's book, From the Gaeltacht to Galicia: A Son's Tale via thegreatbritishbookshop.co.uk AND via the Irish website buythebook.ie which is run by a woman who highlights the work of independent book writers in Ireland.

An artist whose singing has been with me throughout my entire life journey is Dutch soprano Elly Ameling, who on February 8 celebrated her 90th birthday. Ameling was most celebrated as a singer of art song, and justly so, but another repertoire she performed with particular grace and aplomb was the music of the baroque, specifically the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. This, the first of a pair of Ameling episodes planned for this season, presents her exclusively in that repertoire, in live performances and recordings over the course of her career's prime, from the mid-sixties through the mid-eighties. I have chosen to focus on three works which she performed frequently and for which we have more than one recorded example extant: Cantata 51, “Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen”; Cantata 202, “Weichet nur,” the so-called Wedding Cantata; and the St. Matthew Passion. I feature extended excerpts from each of these works as well as a smattering of Ameling performances of other Bach works, as well a song once wrongly attributed to Bach, “Bist du bei mir.” Throughout this episode, Ameling's key artistic virtues are on full display: a crystalline voice of ineffable purity; an impeccable vocal technique that encompassed long-limbed cantilena as well as rapid-fire coloratura; and a verbal acuity that, even in such technically challenging music, always put the words first and foremost. She is the ideal Bach singer, and, dare I say it, maybe the finest Bach soprano that ever lived. Countermelody is a podcast devoted to the glory and the power of the human voice raised in song. Singer and vocal aficionado Daniel Gundlach explores great singers of the past and present focusing in particular on those who are less well-remembered today than they should be. Daniel's lifetime in music as a professional countertenor, pianist, vocal coach, voice teacher, and journalist yields an exciting array of anecdotes, impressions, and “inside stories.” At Countermelody's core is the celebration of great singers of all stripes, their instruments, and the connection they make to the words they sing. By clicking on the following link (https://linktr.ee/CountermelodyPodcast) you can find the dedicated Countermelody website which contains additional content including artist photos and episode setlists. The link will also take you to Countermelody's Patreon page, where you can pledge your monthly support at whatever level you can afford. Bonus episodes available exclusively to Patreon supporters are currently available and further bonus content including interviews and livestreams is planned for the upcoming season.

During this second week of Lent, we used the practices of prayer and singing to engage our hearts with Creator God and our constant Friend, Jesus. Our weekly Lent readings were written by Rev. M Jade Kaiser and found through the resources at enfleshed. Follow along with the transcript You can always support the ongoing work of SBCC by giving at: southbendcitychurch.com/give. Just select the “podcast” option from the drop-down menu to let us know how you're participating in the life of SBCC. South Bend City Church is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax-deductible.

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Priscilla Block and Travis Denning dish out new music, Kelsea dishes more divorce songs on SNL, Dierks out on tour and more in today's CMM.

Kirsty Lang on The extraordinary Lady Betty Boothroyd (pictured) who went from humble beginnings in a Yorkshire mill town to becoming Westminster's first female Speaker. John Motson OBE - the BBC's voice of football for half a century, The pioneering New York publisher Marianne Mantell who paved the way for audio books... And Lithuanian pianist Sulamita Aronovsky who founded London's International Piano competition. Producer: Neil George Interviewed guest: Julia Langdon Interviewed guest: Matthew Rubery Interviewed guest: Ricky George Interviewed guest: Jonathan Powell Archive clips used: YouTube/ The Independent, Baroness Betty Boothroyd's best moments uploaded on 27/02/2023; BBC One, Parkinson 04/11/2000; Central Cinema Company Film, …und abends in die Scala (1958) film clip; BBC News Archive, Betty Boothroyd obituary – clips from speech at House of Commons; Caedmon Recordings, A Child's Christmas in Wales, A Story and Five Poems – Dylan Thomas TC 1002; Caedmon Recordings, Ezra Pound Reading His Poetry TC 1122; Caedmon Recordings, JRR Tolkein Reads and Sings his The Lord of the Rings TC 1478; Caedmon Recordings, Ernest Hemingway Reading TC 1185; BBC Two, Victoria Derbyshire Show – John Motson interview 06/09/2017; BBC One, Grandstand 07/07/1990; BBC Two, Sunday Grandstand 24/06/1984; ITV News – Bernard Ingham item 24/02/2023; BBC Radio 3, Music Matters 17/06/2019; London International Piano Competition, promotional video from YouTube.

In this episode Chad looks at the place of angels, the supreme glory of God over all creation and meditates on the mysterious glory that awaits all of us who trust in our Redeemer. Markita Knight sings "You Reign". (https://www.1517.org/donate) and The 1517 Podcast Network (https://www.1517.org/podcasts)

Get my book "MASTER YOUR VOICE: My Personal Approach To More Skill & Depth In Singing - Beyond Perfect Technique": https://amzn.to/2TyjXP1 Get the audiobook: https://www.masteryourvoice.tv/book Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic Join my free Facebook group "Master Your Voice": https://www.facebook.com/groups/masteryourvoice Listen to my music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vklGnfenj1QAGUB3zDgDA

What is Equity Sings? Why and how does “ADEIBR” fit into our choral spaces work in choral spaces? And where the choral sector is going in the coming years? Hear from President/CEO of Equity Sings and Equity Coach, Arreon Harley-Emerson as we talk about he got into this work, what they are providing to our choral sphere (and beyond), and how can you also jump in and do the work? Learn more about Arreon Harley-Emerson & Equity Sings: https://equitysings.com/biography/ and https://equitysings.com/ Explore the programs talked about in this episode: Listen to Arreon's first appearance on the Music (ed) Matters Podcast, Episode 92. Follow Equity Sings on Instagram! Check out the CELA partnership with Chorus America. https://chorusamerica.org/leadership-academy Sign-up for the “Equity Sings” newsletterMark your calendars for “Bent but not Broken” November 8-11, 2023Book Recommendation: “A Black Theology of Liberation” by James H. ConeOrganizations: Tonality (https://www.ourtonality.org/) and BLM(https://blacklivesmatter.com/) Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wKR6WArfUws Join us over at Patreon.com/MusicEdMatters for monthly meet-ups, monthly bonus episodes, special content and more!Want more? Check out Dr. Burch's book “The Business of Choir” website, businessofchoir.com. **Show music originally written by Mr. Todd Monsell**Show photography provided by Dr. Dan Biggerstaff

Smiley Prom tickets are on the line in this round of What the Blank is This Song?!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pinkie Sings "Edelweiss" written by Rogers & Hammerstein

Bye Bye, Greg! Full episodes one week early at www.patreon.com/tvskevin

This hour we hear you crazy stories from Vegas, Ally sings the national anthem again and we hear from people seeing snow for the first time 

This week: Geoff plays studio recordings of Ella performing the music of the Master, Irving Berlin, featuring arrangements by Paul Weston. Tracks include I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Cheek to Cheek, Now It Can Be Told, Alexander's Ragtime Band (Live), Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (Live), Puttin' On The Ritz, Always, Suppertime (Live), Heat Wave (Live), Isn't This A Lovely Day?, Budella (Blue Skies / Ella Fitzgerald and Buddy Rich). This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

  Solomon wrote that there is nothing new under the sun. But in Psalm 96 we are told we have a new reason to sing, to sing a new song, for something great has happened, namely salvation has come. Linda McCrary sings "Bless the Lord, Salvation has Come".   The 1517 Podcast Network (https://www.1517.org/podcasts) https://www.1517.org/donate

This week: Geoff plays studio recordings of Ella performing the music of the Master, Irving Berlin, featuring arrangements by Paul Weston. Tracks include I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Cheek to Cheek, Now It Can Be Told, Alexander's Ragtime Band (Live), Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (Live), Puttin' On The Ritz, Always, Suppertime (Live), Heat Wave (Live), Isn't This A Lovely Day?, Budella (Blue Skies / Ella Fitzgerald and Buddy Rich). This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: Geoff plays studio recordings of Ella performing the music of the Master, Irving Berlin, featuring arrangements by Paul Weston. Tracks include I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Cheek to Cheek, Now It Can Be Told, Alexander's Ragtime Band (Live), Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (Live), Puttin' On The Ritz, Always, Suppertime (Live), Heat Wave (Live), Isn't This A Lovely Day?, Budella (Blue Skies / Ella Fitzgerald and Buddy Rich). This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: Geoff plays studio recordings of Ella performing the music of the Master, Irving Berlin, featuring arrangements by Paul Weston. Tracks include I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Cheek to Cheek, Now It Can Be Told, Alexander's Ragtime Band (Live), Top Hat, White Tie and Tails (Live), Puttin' On The Ritz, Always, Suppertime (Live), Heat Wave (Live), Isn't This A Lovely Day?, Budella (Blue Skies / Ella Fitzgerald and Buddy Rich). This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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The late Major League Baseball catcher and Sports Broadcasting Hall of Famer records an album in Memphis. This is the story of Tim McCarver Sings Selections From The Great American Songbook, from 2009. Support the show: patreon.com/bizarrealbums Follow the show on Twitter & Instagram: @bizarrealbums Follow Tony on Twitter & Instagram: @tonythaxton

Pinkie sings "How Great Thou Art" written by Carl Boberg at age 26 in the year 1885

Intro/Greeting Cool Jacket - Sports Talk https://cooljacket.bandcamp.com/track/sports-talk Jake Paleschic - Some Days https://www.jakepaleschic.com/ Denver Williams and the Gas Money - Key Lime Pie https://denverwilliams.com/ Interview - Denver Denver Williams live at Cloudland - Everything is Alright Abraham Alexander - Tears Run Dry https://www.abrahamalexander.com/ Gabby Minton - Don't Make a Sound https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=WH7oKakLbzY

All creation groans under the weight of sin, greed, and despair. As we enter into the season of Lent we have good reasons for hope. The greatest is that we shall see our Savior and rfully realize the love that is ours for eternity. A love which we have received, not earned, and great and mysterious things await us forever. Colin Heinrich sings "Face to Face".  Support the Show -(https://www.1517.org/donate)  The 1517 Podcast Network (https://www.1517.org/podcasts)

Zephaniah tells God's people that they are no different from the proud nations around them, and soon, God's burning anger will fall. But the fire isn't intended to annihilate God's people but to make them pure and prepare them to rule the earth. Seth and David talk about why God sings over his people and what the day of Pentecost has to do with the book of Zephaniah.

The lives of three people were in the hands of someone who had little experience in the pilot's seat.   AND   Millions of fans saw Justin Bieber worship the Lord and proclaim God's love as he sang a powerful version of ‘Reckless Love' in his Instagram stories.   To see videos and photos referenced in this episode, visit GodUpdates!   https://www.godupdates.com/student-pilot-makes-emergency-landing-brock-peters/ https://www.godupdates.com/justin-bieber-worship-reckless-love/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you could be a part of a family on any TV show, which family would you choose? How many pillows do you sleep with? If you could have any artist perform at your wedding, who would it be? Plus, Damnit Maurie performs ‘Champion' by Buju Banton LIVE! 

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021423 Memory Lane Worst Love Songs Your Calls Hilarious Milty Sings For You Youre Welcome by Kate Dalley

Gabriel. No last name needed, but he doesn't have one if he did, interestingly enough. I'm talking about Gabriel of Emily in Paris fame. Played by Lucas Bravo, Gabriel is the inspiration for today's post/episode because his clothes don't do the talking unlike the rest of the fashion-clad cast, but they definitely don't hinder his appeal. In a recent article in The Wall Street Journal, Ashley Ogawa Clarke spotlights the character's no-excess capsule wardrobe that works to a "T" while he works as an up-and-coming chef in one of the most highly fashionable cities in the world. Sharing that "costume designer Marylin Fitoussi wanted to telegraph that he's 'more focused on cooking rather than always thinking, How do I look?'" In other words, allowing the clothes support the life he lives, showcase, but not hog the stage. This observation immediately caught my attention as I have found myself shifting when it comes to my own clothing: not away from caring what I choose to wear, but as I become more confident and focused on running TSLL well, choosing a wardrobe that is simple, yet stylish, requires less thought, but looks smart and yet effortless. With the release of TSLL's Annual Spring Shopping Guide arriving soon (March 1st), today's episode/post will share ideas for preparing ourselves for how to be savvy shoppers with clarity about what a Capsule Wardrobe entails without the Excess. To follow Albert Einstein's advice, although I doubt he was referring to wardrobe shopping, "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.” Let's take a look at how to simplify to amplify as we invest in key items for our Spring Capsule Wardrobe: 1.Love a cut/style/length? Buy it in multiples, but in different colors This piece of advice is well-known, but something that Gabriel demonstrates well, but that is not often advised is that the colors for the same style are different. Decide to become a student of your skin's undertones as well as what complements your hair color, and purchase different colors in that same style - a shirt, a pair of pants, a skirt, a dress, a jacket, etc. - that works well with your silhouette, lifestyle and personal taste. 2. Denim just works, so invest in it, buy multiples of the exact same pair, then alter Something that was suggested in the article mentioned above is this idea. When you find a pair of jeans that just work - they are high quality, the wash is spot-on, the waist-height is ideal and the fit remains constant (in other words, not too much stretch) - buy multiple pairs, and then based on the different shoes you wear your jeans with, have certain pairs altered to work well with that particular pair of jeans, so that while the same jean, each has a slightly different look and adds that extra polish from the tailoring. For example, you may want an ankle hemline for the summer and spring when you wear with flats or heels, but a longer hem for wearing with booties in the fall and winter. 3. Find a jacket or blazer that you love and don't stray (buy multiples, in different colors) For me, it is an oversized blazer that I will be hunting down this spring, and in multiples. They may not each be from the same brand, but the style an cut will be the same. The idea here is that you know what complements your style, what works for your lifestyle, so why stray? Just change up the color, change up the fabric to either dress up or down, and go do what you do and pay no mind to what you are wearing (because you look and feel great). 4. Switch up materials Speaking of switching up the fabric . . . keeping it simple without the excess means you apply what you know and you don't add the fluff. A simple slub tee under an oversized blazer with ankle hemmed denim. Done and looking great. Throw your crossbody bag over your shoulder and get about your business. Come the weekend or an evening out, change the denim jeans to crepe pants with the same length and finish, maybe even still a dark navy, similar to your jeans. The blazer and tee still work, but you've punched it up a bit. 5. Find your pop of color and home in on that and nothing else (except neutrals) Something I wrote about in this post last year more generally is knowing what colors work for you and to forget the rest. Keeping in mind that the colors you come up with work with each other, and so to drill down a bit more specifically, stick to neutrals all except one color. And select this lone star color to be a color that complements you without fail. My one color is a cool pink - not pastel, not fuchsia, not maroon - but a cool undertone pink. No other color makes an appearance in my closet as I have learned through past purchases that other colors just don't work for me as well as I thought they might when I viewed them in the store or online. Paired with my neutrals of cream, navy, denim, and camel, that is just about all I wear, and almost everything can mix and match. This may sound boring, but there is no reason for me to attempt to dress like a style influencer or like Emily in Paris or Carrie Bradshaw. I adore each of their courageous ensembles and they look AMAZING, but what I gain from watching them is ideas of what types of items can go together, and then I return to my color palette and rest assured that what I end up purchasing will work with what I already have. Finding Your Personal Style and Why It Will Free you From Worrying About Seasonal Trends and Others' Opinions about What You Wear 6. Stick to the basics for types of clothing and avoid the trends To relieve any confusion and fret about what to buy each season, walk away from worrying about trying to figure out the trends, and instead return to the basics - basic tees, oversized button-up shirts, blazers, A-line skirts or wrap dresses, knee-high boots, flats - ballet or loafers, blazers, etc. - and within those basics, become the student of yourself and know the answer to the following question: What flatters me? Necklines, hem lengths, sleeve lengths, heel height, waist height, etc. The simplifying of the process makes the decision-making easier, the selection streamlined and therefore you can narrow down what is available for you to choose from without draining your energy flipping/scrolling through item after item after item which is ultimately how frustration builds up - we see more of what we don't want than what we do. When the opposite begins to happen because you have edited out what wouldn't be best for your wardrobe, you feel as though you have ample options and the shopping begins to become more enjoyable. 7. Keep your shoe options to four, with variations Part of the stress of dressing well is often having the shoe we need, so let's simplify that as well. Make sure you have these four types of shoes in your closet, and make sure they are investment - high quality and fit well. (1) a trainer or a sneaker that fits what you need - not too wide, the best material for your lifestyle (canvas or leather, etc.), and a color that will work with your outfits. (2) a pump or heel to your choosing for dress and work - choose the height that flatters your leg and is comfortable to wear in a color (or colors) that work with your wardrobe. (3) a boot - ankle or knee high, determine the heel height for your lifestyle. And (4) a flat of your preference - pointed toe or slightly rounded, a loafer, etc. Begin with ensuring you have one of each, a quality pair of each and then build on that as you discover what will complement your wardrobe. 8. Make selecting quality over quantity your modus operandi At the core of living simply luxuriously is to live a life of quality over quantity in all arenas of our life, and so with our capsule wardrobe, as I have shared many times before, choose quality items. Even if you can only buy one this season, instead of the handful you would prefer, that one, if made well, fits you smashingly and complements your awesomeness is worth the price. Keeping in mind the rule of investment - cost per wear, and let that long-term benefit ease your mind. From boots, to coats, to sweaters and dresses, blazers and camisoles, when I purchase a quality item, it continues to be worn year after year, for years to come. I wrote a detailed post on my first purchase (and only thus far) of a Burberry trench, and while I waited for years to be able to purchase it, it is still in fantastic shape now six years later and it is worn constantly during the spring and fall months. Again and again and again, with advice shared in fashion magazines and even in Masterclass by fashion experts, the advice shared for keeping your wardrobe simple, but stylish is to, yep, you guessed it - choose quality over quantity. Ultimately, what you're doing when it comes to creating a capsule wardrobe that sings but without the excess is investing in multiple versions of the uniform you look your best in and that complements the life you love living. With all of that said, look for TSLL's Spring Shopping Guide to be available on the blog on Wednesday March 1st where I will shop more than 70 items that are available in the new spring collections and items worth investing in so you will have and wear them for years to come. Ranging from low-mid (J.Crew, Madewell) to mid-range luxury (Theory, Vince, L.K. Bennett, etc.) to a few luxury finds (Net-a-Porter designers for example). As always, you can peruse TSLL's Boutique/Shop where I have shopped and keep updated timeless items for all seasons. On that page - find it in the drop-down menu under SHOP - Capsule Wardrobe - you will also see the past Spring and Fall Shopping Guides shared most recently on the blog. SIMILAR POST/EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENOY Effortless Style —Capsule Wardrobe Details to Include The New Year and An Approach to Style That Works, even in Tough Economic Times (2023) What I Wore during My Recent Trip to Paris & England — 6 Outfits for Spring (2022) Petit Plaisir ~The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin Listen to the Previous Podcast Episode

In honor of Jake Owen performing at the NHL Stadium Series game at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, NC between the Carolina Hurricanes and Washington Capitals, Joe Ovies had ChadGPT AI write a 'bro country' song about the Hurricanes, beer, his Honda Civic, and more. Also, former Carolina Hurricanes forward Erik Cole shares thoughts on Stadium Series, what it means for the organization and the community, and if he ever thought something like this was possible. Plus, further discussions about UNC basketball after their 80-72 loss to Miami.

Pinkie The Pig Podcast/ Tuesday's Tune * Pinkie Sings "I Can't Help Falling in Love" Recorded by Elvis Presley 1961, Written by Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creator, George David Weiss, Original Music 1784 Plaisir d'amour, Jean-Paul-Egide Martini, 

In this episode, Jordan chats with musician Jesse Tabish (All American Rejects, Other Lives). Jesse also happens to be the brother of Jordan's friend and Chosen castmate, Elizabeth Tabish.When Jesse was 12, he suffered a traumatic jaw injury that led to several surgeries, a complete jaw replacement and dentures he's had to wear ever since. He dives into how that affected his self esteem, as well as his journey as a musician and artist.Go give Jesse a follow on Instagram at @Jesse_Tabish and follow his band @OtherLives. You can also follow Jordan at @TheJordanRoss and What's Your Limp? @WhatsYourLimp

Cute songs, news songs, Wynonna health concerns and more trending in today's CMM

In the midst of our worship, God admonishes us to remember His goodness, and don't harden our hearts like our ancestors when they forgot God in the wilderness. Instead, we are invited to enter in, give thanks and rest in the finished work of our Creator, Redeemer and Friend. The talented Andrea Hammond sings "Enter In".  

Minnesota Vikings superstar wide receiver Justin Jefferson took home the Offensive Player of the Year award at the NFL Honors ceremony. And Kirk Cousins sang.  Timestamps: • (0:40) JJ OPOTY • (7:54) Baby 3 Is Here! • (10:25) JJ 5th in MVP • (15:47) Thielen Wants to Stay • (24:17) No Dalvin Pay Cut • (31:14) Josh Jacobs? • (35:33) 7-Round Mock Draft A Northern Digital Production  --- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/purpleftwpodcast

Sports with Rod 2-10-2023 …Kirk Cousins sings about Brady being gone …The 2023 Pro football Hall of Fame Class announced …Michael Irvin is suing a woman for $100 million dollars

Hour 2: Michael Irvin filed a $100 million lawsuit against the hotel and the accuser for a situation that went down earlier this week in Phoenix. His lawyer is claiming Irvin is a victim of cancel culture. And Brett Favre is suing Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee for comments about his mishandling of funds in Mississippi. Boomer likes linemen who have a wrestling background. Jerry returns for an update but first Gio went to some sort of reptile zoo and watched turtles have sex. Al got to meet Evan Washburn yesterday. Joe KLECKO was elected to the Hall of Fame and Joe Namath inducted him. Garrett Wilson won offensive rookie of the year and talked about the Jets culture. Woody Johnson wants to get a QB and takes a shot at the current QB situation. Kirk Cousins sang to Tom Brady last night. Gio is now fully behind Kirk Cousins now. Justin Jefferson was emotional at the NFL Honors. George KITTLE said it's Brock PURDY'S job to lose. The Nets won behind Spencer DINWIDDIE's performance. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer gave Jerry's Waste Management Open tix to Stephen Waldron after he offered them to Jerry first.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand goes in-depth on the numbers inside the Wild's struggles at even strength this year. What was a boon for them a year ago is suddenly a glaring weakness, and only better special teams are propping up a quickly deteriorating season. 10:00: Star Tribune Timberwolves beat writer Chris Hine joins Rand for a look at the trade that sent out D'Angelo Russell and brought back Mike Conley Jr. (plus draft picks). It signifies a change in hierarchy and style for the Wolves while also preserving some future salary flexibility. What was the underlying reason for the move and where does the organization go from here? 35:00: Justin Jefferson won a major award but Kirk Cousins stole the show.

This week: A salute to composer Richard Rodgers, including songs by both Rodgers & Hart and Rodgers & Hammerstein, as performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Tracks include Thou Swell, No Other Love, Bewitched, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair, To Keep My Love Alive, Dites-Moi, Manhattan, Happy Talk, My Funny Valentine (Late Show - Live (1958/Chicago), The Lady Is A Tramp, There's A Small Hotel, I Wish I Were In Love Again. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: A salute to composer Richard Rodgers, including songs by both Rodgers & Hart and Rodgers & Hammerstein, as performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Tracks include Thou Swell, No Other Love, Bewitched, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair, To Keep My Love Alive, Dites-Moi, Manhattan, Happy Talk, My Funny Valentine (Late Show - Live (1958/Chicago), The Lady Is A Tramp, There's A Small Hotel, I Wish I Were In Love Again. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: A salute to composer Richard Rodgers, including songs by both Rodgers & Hart and Rodgers & Hammerstein, as performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Tracks include Thou Swell, No Other Love, Bewitched, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair, To Keep My Love Alive, Dites-Moi, Manhattan, Happy Talk, My Funny Valentine (Late Show - Live (1958/Chicago), The Lady Is A Tramp, There's A Small Hotel, I Wish I Were In Love Again. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week: A salute to composer Richard Rodgers, including songs by both Rodgers & Hart and Rodgers & Hammerstein, as performed by Ella Fitzgerald. Tracks include Thou Swell, No Other Love, Bewitched, I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair, To Keep My Love Alive, Dites-Moi, Manhattan, Happy Talk, My Funny Valentine (Late Show - Live (1958/Chicago), The Lady Is A Tramp, There's A Small Hotel, I Wish I Were In Love Again. This edition of GPE was produced by Ed Robertson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan and actress Tara Grammy (A Simple Wedding, Persia's Got Talent, My Immigrant Family) discuss Persian cuisine, Iran's flavorful produce, and McDonald's french fries.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Pinkie Sings "It's Good to Be King" written by Tom Petty 1994

Or alt title: Stealing Negros Spiritual Experiences. And I don't know how many times we have to say this. Even the existence of such a thing as "American" music is dubious. Black people created all genres of music in the US and despite the global influence and unabashed imitation of our Black American cultural art forms, we've profited the least from their reach and much propaganda persists: Black music is NOT the "soundtrack to America" nor did it arise from a blend of styles from a "multi-ethnic" population and when you say every genre has "Black roots", that's just an unnecessarily genteel way of saying that we created all genres of music in this country. Join us and the inimitable @patiencesings as we talk negro spirituals, the afropessimisms of prayer warriors and the merits of Black music made for and by Black people. Patience Sings is a vocal prominent creative certified Reiki practitioner and writer native to Washington, D.C; Ever learning Afro-futurist, an advocate for fat Black folx, a champion for Black and Brown Youth and a proponent for Black mental health and healing through grief. Patience is most recently recognized as the "Scat" of the Peace & Bodyroll Duo BOOMscat, and CEO of Mojuba, a rental space and artist collective in Silver Spring MD. Patience is currently most proud of her collaborative work as an inaugural Cultural Work fellow at the Highlander Center for Education and Research, and for BOOMscat's contribution to The Black Sound Lab at Dartmouth College and their Black Covid Care project. Support their work: Venmo: @patiencesings Cashapp: $patiencestaysinging Paypal: PayPal.me/Patiencesings https://www.peerspace.com/pages/listings/6323998c616b05000fda8301?utm_medium=ios&_branch_match_id=647184576935628039&_branch_referrer=H4sIAAAAAAAAA8soKSkottLXL0hNLSouSExO1UssKNDLyczL1ncvSHGNNAn2Ta5IAgA4Gn4%2FJgAAAA%3D%3D Intro Music: "Black People Tell Black History" by Patience! Outro Music: "Apathy Happy" by Benjamin Earl Turner References: Helen Baylor Kurt Carr Richard Smallwood Maurette Brown Clark I'll Fly Away by Hezekiah Walker Goin Up Yonder by Walter Hawkins

Psalm 30 is a Psalm for the dedication of the temple. However, it doesn't mention the temple and seemingly is unrelated to this subject. What gives? Once again Chad makes sense of all this in this eye opening episode. Colin Heinrich sings "By Your Love and Grace alone".  

Claire and Bryan embark on a new journey. Get excited for Season 2 of The Sell More Books Show. Top story is AI voices could win, despite being inferior. Question of the week: How would you use AI narration and human narration differently, and do you plan on trying AI narration this year?

Alanna Nash joins Joe at the bottom of hour 3... talking about Elvis and interviewing Lisa Marie.