Podcasts about siren's call

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The sorcery is building thick and fastOnly those that know are going to lastIf you listen to the Siren's CallNo one can catch you when you fallSuicide is not the way at this timePlease listen to my desperate rhymeYou ARE needed here to fight this warSirens are whispering with their death Call Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The crew is reunited with Marshall John and things are finally looking good... Then everyone fails a saving throw. Jay reveals more about her family. Chip finds an apprentice. Gillion forms a band.

Compiling all the background research, it's time to take the next step in this investigation. Going beyond the point of no return. twitter dot com: @whyaburger email: whyaburger@gmail.com #whyaburger Music courtesy of Bensounds.com

Nothing like a Caribbean vacation in early May

With TL needing a podcasting break and...Kayla? Well, Kayla is not able to podcast currently. Why? Texas leadership would rather see private corporations profit maximize their way into infrastructure failure and future lawsuits because their actions resulted in destroyed pipes and electrical shortages in homes while all during a unexpectedly cold winter AND a PANDEMIC. Oh, right, episode description. Brendan, Dylan, and Robert talk about games like Mario Odyssey, Jak & Dexter, Pokemon Renegade, Borderlands 3 and its flat story, a League of Legends mode from hell, and the hardcore Soulsborne of Nioh 2. There's some bickering about 3d platformers in between uploading your brain and futurism talk.

With TL needing a podcasting break and...Kayla? Well, Kayla is not able to podcast currently. Why? Texas leadership would rather see private corporations profit maximize their way into infrastructure failure and future lawsuits because their actions resulted in destroyed pipes and electrical shortages in homes while all during a unexpectedly cold winter AND a PANDEMIC. Oh, right, episode description. Brendan, Dylan, and Robert talk about games like Mario Odyssey, Jak & Dexter, Pokemon Renegade, Borderlands 3 and its flat story, a League of Legends mode from hell, and the hardcore Soulsborne of Nioh 2. There's some bickering about 3d platformers in between uploading your brain and futurism talk.

The Gold Club defendants are an emotional wreck. Turns out, when it comes to saving your own ass, sometimes your best friends become your worst enemies... Particularly when federal prison is on the line.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Danger abounds on the high seas as the crew of The Siren's Call sets out on their 6-week voyage to infiltrate the Sahuagin Lair. Joining them is a new friend, beefy blacksmith Jasker Moradin, who has been charged with crafting weapons for their mission along the way. First stop is Monmurg, where Jasker is to pick up some crafting materials, and just 2 days in the party finds themselves in a life-changing situation during a perilous thunderstorm.

Getting into WNS was the easy part. Having retrieved the Siren's Call, Cassie and the crew now have to fight their way out.*******************************************Baby Beard Media are: Sean https://twitter.com/Slierl Chris https://twitter.com/BondingChris Phil https://twitter.com/Skkruf Ellen https://www.instagram.com/ellybean96/ Music by Paul Goodman Artwork by Jack Sumner PATREON https://www.patreon.com/babybeard FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/BabyBeardMedia TWITTER https://www.twitter.com/BabyBeardMedia INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/BabyBeardMedia/ PODCASTS https://www.spreaker.com/user/babybeardmedia Drop us a like or leave a review on iTunes. All our episodes are on Spreaker, Stitcher, Youtube, or wherever you find good podcasts.

The Siren's Call: Isolation From Others And What Matters - Matt Cassidy

The Siren's Call: Isolation from Yourself and God - Matt Cassidy

This week we've taken a step into the paranormal, with a bit of sci-fi tossed in for good luck. We're talking about the fifth in Jayne Castle's Rainshadow Island novels, Siren's Call. So, what did we think of this? Sally has read some of the books, Raye has read none, so where does this one fall in the spectrum? Is it 'yay' or 'nay'?

A Bargain and an Arrangement first appeared in Siren's Call, an online magazine specializing in Horror. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alledria/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alledria/support

Everything old is new again. We spend a couple hours discussing games that are maybe a bit long in the tooth. Do they hold up? Are their technologies still viable in this modern world? We also talk about some new old music and old new whiskey. MECHANICS: 00:09:47 -- Caylus or Doing Taxes (Joe's choice) 00:14:37 -- Two Versions of Pax Pamir 00:23:25 -- A Little Glen More off the Shelf 00:26:30 -- Yinzi (first take) 00:40:36 -- Q&A and Whiskey 01:11:05 -- The Quiet of Night and High Lonesome Recollections: Western Stars 01:33:07 -- Agricola (in-depth) 01:52:20 -- Agricola: Farmers of the Moor (in-depth)

Timing is everything. The "Laundromat" is not what you expected. By Paul Rousseau, copyright 2016, used with permission. Read Paul's bio. Things look different from the "Beyond." By Francis DiClemente, copyright 2015, used with permission. Originally published in The Siren's Call, issue #24, December 2015. Visit Francis's website. The third part of our three-part NaNoWriMo segment. Are you writing? How? Be my buddy! is there just one story of how "He Died?" By A. Elizabeth Herting, copyright 2017, used with permission. Originally published in Literally Stories in June 2017. Visit A. Elizabeth's website.

Every couple of months the Geminis paper over the windows of their brick and mortar shop in Grass Valley, California and close for 48 hours. In that time they dismantle their current window displays and install new ones based on a new theme. These themes are actually ritual magick that they have either knowingly or unknowingly called in. They feel the effects as the theme gets closer and throughout the months that it's active. This podcast episode is recorded 8 hours before one of these transformations takes place. The theme is changing from Siren's Call to Emerging, and the Gems are realizing that Emerging isn't always a beautiful, comfortable experience. They discuss the awareness that everything is rising up from the dark to the light of day, not just flowers but also weeds like feelings of inadequacy, jealousy and judgement. Kat shares a lot about her discomfort with the shift from "making things" (such as jewelry) to residing more with ephemeral creation like exploring dance, performance and environment building. This is challenging her ingrained notions of creativity and how living a creative life looks and feels. Ginger shares her concerns around diverging paths and the tension that rises within when she doesn't know how those paths will work together. This mirrors the general unease the Gems are holding about the windows and store transformation because several artists are contributing, and they won't know how it all comes together or works until somewhere in the midst of the 48-hour transformation. Kat and Ginger peel back their own stories about how light emerging should be and how this theme will be an easy one. It's all about stepping into the unknown. The Emerging theme and window installation is active in the store through May 13, 2017. Here are the links mentioned in this episode: TwinStar Podcast Episode 029: Angela + Cacao Cult of Gemini newsletter about the discomfort of emerging The Desire Map by Danielle LaPorte The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron TwinStar Podcast Episode 025: Choices + Triggers touches on gaslighting

If you've never been to the Cult of Gemini brick and mortar store in Grass Valley, California, it's quite the experience. Ginger and Kat forget that they don't approach retail the way other stores do. They build a store experience, and then they rebuild and recreate it every 2 months! They do this around themes. These themes inspire the windows and spark creative in-store installations, and they are more than that. They pave the way for what magick will be created and released out into the world at this time. This episode is recorded the day a theme change is taking place. The Geminis will be leaving Hearth and heading into Siren's Call, so they discuss the various aspects of Sirens and what this theme means to the two of them. Ginger shares the dark lore of sailors dashing themselves against rocks to their deaths and compares it to work we may need to do in letting parts of ourselves die in order for us to truly follow our heart's desires. These two air signs discuss the challenges of releasing overthinking and questioning while opening to curiosity and the willingness to try. Listen. Trust. See what comes up. Where might the heart lead you? Possibly on a path that we can't see or understand. It's going to be quite a journey. Both Gems share times in their lives — from military to cheerleading and track — where unexpected paths opened them up to new challenges and revealed undiscovered skills that built depth of character. As always, Kat and Ginger fold in a variety of resources to their conversation: Gothic Rose Antiques Rori Raye, Have the Relationship You Want Deepak & Oprah Meditations Danielle LaPorte Oscar Perez, Helping Men Find Their Purpose Witch Skewl with Birch

This week Shag and Rob take a look at "Siren's Call" from AQUAMAN #44 by Cullen Bunn, Alec Morgan, Art Thibert, Jesus Marino, and Guy Major, followed by "Terminal Velocity" from THE FURY OF FIRESTORM #24 (June 1984) by Gerry and Carla Conway, Rafael Kayanan, Romeo Tanghal, Carl Gafford, and Adam Kubert. Plus YOUR Listener Feedback! Have a question or comment? Looking for more great content? THE AQUAMAN SHRINE - http://www.aquamanshrine.net FIRESTORM FAN - http://firestormfan.com THE FIRE & WATER TUMBLR - http://fireandwaterpodcast.tumblr.com E-MAIL: firewaterpodcast@comcast.net Subscribe via iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 Opening Theme, "The Time Is Now" by Michael Kohler. Closing music by Daniel Adams and Ashton Burge of The Bad Mamma Jammas! http://www.facebook.com/BadMammaJammas Thanks for listening! Fan the Flame and Ride the Wave!

This is Chris Blackburn's second song from Episode 040 - Moderate Despondence.  This is presented in a higher bitrate than our episodes in an attempt to do the music justice.  Enjoy and find more of Chris' work at his site ChrisBlackburn.com.

Long ago in a post I wrote that one day we'd introduce you to the person responsible for our theme music.  This is the day!  Larry and Chris welcome Pop Culture Architects' resident musician, Chris Blackburn to the podcast.  They discuss the number of Chrises to appear on the show, SoundLab, past misadventures, Atlanta's music venues, Co-Star Acting Game Records, what must've happened to Foghat, the sobriety of rock stars, the McDonald Playland of the seventies, and a new product is born.Chris graces us with two of his original songs, Ode To A Hornet and Siren's Call, both of which can be downloaded in higher bitrate in the preceding two posts (having been "remastered" by Harvey).