Podcasts about soul festival

MILANO (ITALPRESS) - "Più di 30mila miliardi di risparmi sono qualcosa su cui noi dobbiamo poter fare conto. Questa è una grande ricchezza dell'Europa: è il continente che risparmia di più rispetto al suo reddito. Questo capitale deve essere reinvestito perché i fabbisogni sono tanti: ci sono le transizioni climatica e digitale e sta emergendo il problema della sicurezza anche da attacchi esterni". Così il presidente di Intesa Sanpaolo, Gian Maria Gros-Pietro, a margine di un evento nell'ambito del Soul Festival a Milano parlando dell'Unione dei Risparmi.xh7/ads/mgg/mca1

On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States – Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, The Staples Singers, Santana, and more – boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival”. Thousands of audience members filled Accra's Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana's independence, but also an invitation for a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana. Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more. Produced by Brandi Howell. APWW #829

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582. This week we talk to Phil Cross, a leading historian of the Kadohadacho (Caddo) Tribe. Phil grew up in a home with no electricity and no running water on his family's Indian allotment land in western Oklahoma – out where that bright red dirt could both stain his clothes and, in some ways, stir that Okie pride. Phil is a historian, lecturer, Caddo traditional singer and dancer, author, drummer, woodworker, flute maker and much more. Now available: Liberty in Louisiana: A Comedy. The oldest play about Louisiana, author James Workman wrote it as a celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Now it is back in print for the first time in 220 years. Order your copy today! This week in Louisiana history. July 14, 1937. First piling driven for N.O. Charity Hospital. This week in New Orleans history. The Louisiana Superdome hosted the Rolling Stones, during their 1978 World Tour, on Thursday, July 13, 1978.  General Admission tickets sold for $12.50.  Van Halen opened the show, followed by the Doobie Brothers, then the Stones. When the Stones took the stage, which was encircled by huge red lips, the crowd went wild. It was the largest indoor attendance in history — 80,173 people. This week in Louisiana. Vegan 2 the Soul Festival 7th Annual Food Fest 2024 Lemann Park 628 N. Claiborne Ave. New Orleans, LA 70112 Saturday, July 20, 2024 Website ​Telephone : 504.930.8042 Email: Vegan2TheSoul@Gmail.com 10 am | Yoga & Fitness 11 am - 6 pm | Festival Volunteers Wanted! If you have an interest in festival production and promotion, please consider volunteering to help. Complete the form below and we will be in touch very soon! RSVP FOR COOL PRICES & VIP TICKETS (RSVP not required but appreciated!) Register to Win!!! This helps us to make a BIGGER event next year! Postcards from Louisiana. Jazz Vipers at the French Quarter Fest Listen on Apple Podcasts. Listen on audible. Listen on Spotify. Listen on TuneIn. Listen on iHeartRadio. The Louisiana Anthology Home Page. Like us on Facebook. 

Joe Borges tells Elizabeth and Julia how his brain injury gave him a new appreciation for life and why he believes it was a 'blessing' allowing him to have a life "reset". The NeuroNerds co-host divulges his feelings of being lost and 'surviving' rather than living prior to having a brain injury but how he is now able to live a purposeful life. He reveals the highs and lows following his brain injury and why mindset plays such a key role in recovery. Joe is one half of the successful The NeuroNerds podcast and is committed to connecting with other brain injury survivors and has built a global community which he says has become his purpose in life. He talks about the importance of connecting with other brain injury survivors and how it continues to help him in his journey. Despite his positive outlook, Joe acknowledges he has dark days and talks about how he navigates them as well as overcoming ‘toxic positivity.'  Joe is constantly giving back and next month has organised a ground-breaking virtual event, called Brain, Body, Soul festival, raising funds for The Aneurysm and AVM Foundation (TAAF) to help support other brain injury survivors. It will take place on December 9 in the Metaverse, visit the Brain, Body, Soul Festival website to register for free. Joe Borges You can follow Joe on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and visit his Joe So Rocks and NeuroNerds website. Go listen and subscribe to The NeuroNerds podcast On A Good Day If you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe, rate and review this podcast. Do share it with other who will benefit. do go back and catch up on any missed episodes. Connect with Us on Instagram (@onagood.day) and Twitter (@onagood_day) and join our Facebook community Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No Fica a Dica de hoje, Isabela Lapa te convida a participar do BH Soul Festival, que vai se encerrar no próximo sábado, a partir das 15 horas. Confira mais no episódio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mercoledì in compagnia di Stefi che presenta il Tour guidato ai Navigli a Milano, GIN & SOUND la Fiera del Gin, sempre a Milano e Hopper's Delight l'evento di Swingin'Folks al DRIVER di Como. Nella seconda parte, invece, ci parla del REGGAE,SKA and SOUL FESTIVAL allo Spazio Gloria, di Sotto la stella del Jazz – Omaggio a Paolo Conte all'Officina della Musica e della Camminata del Respiro al parco di Monza.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Mind Gut Conversation Podcast, a place to learn from thought leaders in the area of health, food, the science of mind-body interactions and the environment. Today, I have the great pleasure to speak to Sonu Shivdasani, a visionary Indian wellness resort entrepreneur who is the CEO and founder of Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani, as well as other luxury wellness resorts in Southeast Asia. Having just spent 10 days at the SOUL Festival on Soneva Fushi, I am still amazed at the scope and uniqueness of the experience, touching every aspect of human life from the physical, emotional, spiritual and planetary. By speaking with him, it became clear that this unique experience was a reflection of Sonu's own beliefs and core values in synergy with his wife Eva. In this episode, I ask Sonu several questions, including: - How did you become this unique individual? What were the key life experiences that made you that person? - You have achieved some amazing accomplishment, despite having to overcome several serious challenges to your own well-being, your health and your business success, demonstrating a remarkable resilience. What has been your secret? - You make no secret out of your successful battle with cancer. What have you learned from this life threatening situation? - Which are the accomplishments you are most proud of? - You have had a fairly conservative education at Eaton and Oxford. How has this education shaped who you are today? - Running several luxury resorts you must come in contact with many well to do individuals many of whom believe that happiness comes from the accumulation of material wealth and luxury. As we talked about at the recent festival, there is another form of happiness called Eudaimonia, doing meaningful things and things that benefit others. Is Eudaimonia your guiding principle in making decisions? - You have had personal experiences with the Western healthcare system but also with many alternative healing practices which are being offered at your resorts. What is your view of the benefits of either one of these approaches to human health? - Speakers at the SOUL festival addressed many aspects of our current world of polycrises, from personal wellness to climate change and planetary health. Are you an optimist or pessimist regarding the direction the world is moving in, and how does your view affect your decision making? - The SOUL festival certainly had a big impact on many participants. How many participants do you believe will change their behaviors after this experience? Thanks for listening! Follow Dr. Mayer: https://linktr.ee/emayer⁠

Welcome to the latest episode of the Mind Gut Conversation Podcast, a place to learn from thought leaders in the area of health, food, the science of mind-body interactions and the environment. Today, I have the great pleasure to speak to Sonu Shivdasani, a visionary Indian wellness resort entrepreneur who is the CEO and founder of Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani, as well as other luxury wellness resorts in Southeast Asia. Having just spent 10 days at the SOUL Festival on Soneva Fushi, I am still amazed at the scope and uniqueness of the experience, touching every aspect of human life from the physical, emotional, spiritual and planetary. By speaking with him, it became clear that this unique experience was a reflection of Sonu's own beliefs and core values in synergy with his wife Eva. In this episode, I ask Sonu several questions, including: - How did you become this unique individual? What were the key life experiences that made you that person? - You have achieved some amazing accomplishment, despite having to overcome several serious challenges to your own well-being, your health and your business success, demonstrating a remarkable resilience. What has been your secret? - You make no secret out of your successful battle with cancer. What have you learned from this life threatening situation? - Which are the accomplishments you are most proud of? - You have had a fairly conservative education at Eaton and Oxford. How has this education shaped who you are today? - Running several luxury resorts you must come in contact with many well to do individuals many of whom believe that happiness comes from the accumulation of material wealth and luxury. As we talked about at the recent festival, there is another form of happiness called Eudaimonia, doing meaningful things and things that benefit others. Is Eudaimonia your guiding principle in making decisions? - You have had personal experiences with the Western healthcare system but also with many alternative healing practices which are being offered at your resorts. What is your view of the benefits of either one of these approaches to human health? - Speakers at the SOUL festival addressed many aspects of our current world of polycrises, from personal wellness to climate change and planetary health. Are you an optimist or pessimist regarding the direction the world is moving in, and how does your view affect your decision making? - The SOUL festival certainly had a big impact on many participants. How many participants do you believe will change their behaviors after this experience? Thanks for listening! Follow Dr. Mayer: https://linktr.ee/emayer⁠

We are keeping our summer school vibe going for a bit for the season by keeping episodes relaxed and casual for a bit while the weather is a bit nicer.Episode 218 of the Nialler9 Podcast then, sees Niall take the reins of the going out buzz after last week's Andrea Goes To Slane episode.It was a busy festival weekend with Beyond The Pale, Body & Soul and Seas Sessions all taking place in Ireland this past weekend. Niall went to the first two for Body & Soul Festival on Friday and Saturday and then festival hopped to Beyond The Pale on the Sunday.He shares his experiences of both, from the weather to the site cleanliness to the highlights, lowlights and an attempt to answer the question that was om everyone's lips - why was Beyond The Pale and Body & Soul clashing on the same weekend?There were thunderstorms, lightning, big sets, stage time delays, vibe checks and crowd checks to consider.Plus, we share your highlights and lowlights from your festival weekend experiences from our Insta and Discord callouts.* Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord communityListen to the episode below or subscribe in your favourite podcast app:Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Feed Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nealo is a Dublin rapper and artist who is a regular on this site since first appearing in 2018. 2020's All The Leaves Are Falling was a Choice Music Prize-nominated debut album, an album exploring loss, friendship, family and the ties that keep us searching for home.Fresh from the release of new song 'Forest' with Morgana of Saint Sister on vocals, Nealo is teasing a new album at a later date, and along with last week's guest Celaviedmai, is playing at The Hennessy Hip-Hop House at Body & Soul Festival this summer.We've been talking to Nealo about getting him on the podcast for a long time, so we're delighted to finally bring him in with Niall and Andrea.On this episode we discuss what Nealo has been up to by asking him about some songs that are inspiring him and he loves right now, along with chats about making and releasing music in 2023, sobriety, going to see Post Malone, and possibly controversial opinions about Taylor Swift.Listen to the chat, or read the abbreviated choices on Nialler9.The Hennessy Hip-Hop House announces its lineup at Body & Soul Festival this June 16th to 18th at Ballinlough Castle, Co. Westmeath.Denise Chaila, Gemma Dunleavy, Kojaque, Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra (A/V Show) are among the headliners for the Hennessy Music Trail and The Hennessy Hip-Hop House has an extensive lineup of hip-hop to celebrate the genre's 50th year in tandem this year. Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord communitySubscribe in your favourite podcast app:Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS FeedSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Galway rapper Celaviedmai is one of our favourite up and coming rappers and collaborators as she has shown adeptness at moving between rap, house, drill, Amapiano and Afrobeat in her music so far.Mai is an artist with ambition and exciting plans on the horizon including a set at The Hennessy Hip-Hop House at Body & Soul Festival this summer.It was great to have Mai in to pick 5 songs that have influenced her craft and one current banger she can't get enough of, and trail some future plans for Celaviedmai.Songs featured: Celaviedmai - Go Down Low----The songs Mai picked :Doechii - CrazyAzealia Banks - LuxuryMissy Elliott; Ludacris - One Minute Man (feat. Ludacris)J Dilla; Common; D'Angelo - So Far to GoJAY-Z; Kanye West; Otis Redding - OtisDoja Cat - Get Into It (Yuh)----Celaviedmai; - Known Better Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States – Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, The Staples Singers, Santana, and more – boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival”. Thousands of audience members filled Accra's Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana's independence, but also an invitation for a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival at its 50th Anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana. Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more. Produced by Brandi Howell. APWW #829

Earth N Days join David Morales and Trimtone this week. Featuring a brand new hype track from Dan Ros and a host of new music across 2 hours! PART 1 - TRIMTONE 01. Julio - Carrusel 02. Soul Festival 03. Louis Feen - Stellar 04. Dan Ros - Straight Up 05. Janthony & mutya - No time to play 06. Disco Daddy - So Much in Love 07. Richard les Cress - real believers PART 2 _ EARTH N DAYS PART_3 - DAVID MORALES PART 3 - TRIMTONE 08. Trimtone - The Thrills 09. Wh0 - Rock the party 10. AC Slater - Good Love 11. Majestic - Bumpin 12. Rombe4t - Love & House 13. Redux Saints - Mess Up my Mind This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Beth Orton at Body and Soul festival - Gone Self Storm from Harry Clifton - A Call to You, A contemporary dance project - Obsession, new on Netflix.

It would be impossible to have grown up in the multicultural melting pot of Birmingham and not have your very soul steeped in music.I was born between Balsall Heath and Moseley;  home of Ocean Colour Scene, UB40, The Beat, the drummer Bev Bevan,  the “Mostly Jazz Festival”  and for a short while,  the writer J.R.R Tolkien. My local high street, Ladypool road, now famous for it's Balti restaurants,  had at one end of it one of the most renowned Reggae record shops in Britain; “Don Christie's”. Halfway down was “The Red Lion” pub where live jazz was played three nights a week. It's claim to fame was infact, having been the location for the UB40 video “Red, Red Wine” a few years earlier but for me,  it was a  wonderful new world into which I snuck (all at a much too early age and of course unbeknown to my parents) and where I absorbed not only jazz,  but a bohemian, slightly naughty and thrilling world where grown ups drank and partied (mine didn't)  and where there was something exciting in the air that I couldn't  quite  fathom or quite put a name to yet but… I think it began with S. Further down this same road led to Moseley Village,  an area known for being creative, cosmopolitan and the focus of artistic and student activities with plenty of pubs, restaurants and live music, home of The Moseley Folk Festival and of the aforementioned “Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul” Festival.My first proper CD as a vocalist was “Just in Time” and was produced by award winning jazz singer Ian Shaw. It was launched at The 606 Club in 2005 and I've continued on a brilliant jazz singer journey ever since, whilst at all times following the advice that bass player Geoff Gascoyne gave me  to “Always play with the best people. Don't be afraid to call them. They'll take the gig!”Support the show

This week on Cultural Manifesto we speak with saxophonist Brandon Douthitt. He's one of the featured performers at this year's Art & Soul Festival.  Douthitt will share his memories of performing at Afropunk with the R&B star Solange, and we'll listen to his jazz interpretations of music from SpongeBob SquarePants.  We'll also pay tribute to the Indianapolis big band singer Virginia Maxey, who recorded and performed with artists including Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey. This year marks the 100th anniversary of her birth. 

This week on Cultural Manifesto we speak with saxophonist Brandon Douthitt. He's one of the featured performers at this year's Art & Soul Festival.  Douthitt will share his memories of performing at Afropunk with the R&B star Solange, and we'll listen to his jazz interpretations of music from SpongeBob SquarePants.  We'll also pay tribute to the Indianapolis big band singer Virginia Maxey, who recorded and performed with artists including Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey. This year marks the 100th anniversary of her birth. 

Guest Host Dena Marie from Lift Your Spirits Radio fills-in and welcomes Tonya Swan with Energy Genesis of Seattle & Turena Koontz with Ocean Shores Body and Soul Festival. Website(s): http://www.energygenesiseattle.com/ | https://m.facebook.com/OSFestival/

Guest Host Dena Marie from Lift Your Spirits Radio fills-in and welcomes Tonya Swan with Energy Genesis of Seattle & Turena Koontz with Ocean Shores Body and Soul Festival. Website(s): http://www.energygenesiseattle.com/ https://m.facebook.com/OSFestival/

It's been a few weeks since Andrea and Niall were able to pod because of holidays, festivals and the summer season.So it's a more casual episode this time around with Niall sharing his experiences from week 2 at Primavera Sound in Barcelona and Andrea making a rare festival visit to Body & Soul Festival. There's also Forbidden Fruit chat and our Nialler9 Discord community weigh in our their experiences at Prima.And there's always time to talk about one of the greatest songs of all-time - 'Running Up That Hill' by Kate Bush, which as you no doubt know by now, has seen a resurgence thanks to its sync placement in season four of Netflix show Stranger Things, and promptly picked up 616 million Tik Tok plays and has gone to number 1 in the UK and Australia.Who knew a song from 1985 might become the song of the summer? You don't need to ask us twice to discuss the enduring appeal of the classic song, and why it's resonating once more.Plus, Andrea tells us her opinion on the new Beyoncé song.Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS FeedEpisode notes / referencesSongs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify PlaylistVox - How a recording-studio mishap shaped '80s musicLinndrum famous songsNialler9 Mix Series: Mix & Fairbanks – Linndrum mix 2016Remixes mentioned:Patrice Baumel EditAshley Beedle EditSupport us on Patreon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a global pandemic and a two-year hiatus, the Body & Soul Festival returns to Ballinlough Castle in county Westmeath next weekend, 17th June. Avril Stanley is the founder of Ireland's original arts and music festival, and she talks to Dave about the festivals big return!

Three weeks from now, give or take, Moseley Park will jump to the Mostly Jazz Funk and Soul Festival - a three-day event that will bring you exactly that: Jazz, Funk, and Soul.  Some stellar acts are booked, and a whole host of up-and-coming and established local acts as well. I have listed some of the main names at the bottom of this post, but for full details, head over to the MoJazz website, which is pretty comprehensive. There's an awful lot that goes into organising an event like this, and I sat down with Festival Manager John Fell, to talk about some of the challenges. It's fascinating stuff, and the stories that have emerged over the past two very difficult years are compelling: acts that refused to use the stage entrance... acts that came back the next day because they enjoyed themselves so much.... embracing the local dance scene, and much more.   There's more to read about on the companion blog page, and here are just a few links to follow.  https://mostlyjazz.co.uk/ https://www.thespecials.com/ https://www.cameonation.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatback_Band https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Charles     .

We're joined on Sheer Isolation this week by founder of the Swindon Jazz and Soul Festival, Evie Em-Jay. We spoke to Evie last year when the town's jazz nights were just starting up again following lockdown. April's Jazz and Soul Festival will only be the second time this event has been held. She successfully established it in 2019, and has been forced to cancel for the last two years. Evie updates us on the popularity of her regular music nights in venues across Swindon, and confirms who is on the bill to perform at the festival. Our music choices this week include one of the festival headliners - Ray Gelato and the Giants. We also play a Foo Fighters cover from Swindon's Bedrock. They released it during the first lockdown to support our key workers, but it feels appropriate to play it now following the death of the Foo's drummer, Taylor Hawkins. We also mention a few other gigs coming up in early April, and Kieran gives us a whistlestop tour of his new recording space.

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On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States – Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, The Staples Singers, and more – boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival”. Thousands of audience members filled Accra's Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana's independence, but also an invitation for a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival at its 50th Anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana. Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more. Produced by Brandi Howell. APWW #829

DC is joined by Stuart Cosgrove from Scotland for a brief moment to promote the books he wrote on the Harlem Summer of Soul Festival in 1969 and more. Summer of Soul Producer Joseph Patel (6:00) joins to talk about some of the behind the scenes production behind the film & much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DC is joined by Flood Magazine's Dan Epstein to reflect and talk about the new documentary on Hulu highlighting a the 1969 Summer of Soul Festival that took place in Harlem, New York. Just 100 miles northwest that same summer, the actual Woodstock Festival took place. DC and Dan highlight the Summer of Soul's own axis-shifting moment in soul music and culture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fifty years ago, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States — Ike and Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, the Staple Singers, Santana and more -– boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival.” Thousands of audience members filled Accra's Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana's independence, but also as an invitation to a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival on its 50th anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first president of Ghana. Noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more. Produced by Brandi Howell for Afro Pop USA.

The guest with Panti Bliss in this episode of The Panti Personals is Myles O'Reilly, a multi-talented artist of words, film and music. Myles composes and releases his own beautiful ambient music under the moniker Indistinct Chatter. He is celebrated for his gorgeous music docu-videos with artists like Villagers, Imelda May, Lisa O’Neill, Ye Vagabonds and of course the lovely Lisa Hannigan - whose music is our theme song. He’s one half of the music show ‘This Ain't No Disco’ with Donal Dineen and has curated a stage at Body & Soul Festival for some seven years. Myles began his stage and music life as the band Juno Falls, which was effectively just him, and in this conversation with Panti Bliss he invites his good friend Rónán O' Snodaigh in to perform and sing Rónán's 'Tá'n t'Ádh Liom (Lucky Is Me)'. You can find out more about Myles and his work on https://arbutusyarns.net/ and support it via his Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/mylesoreilly. https://mylesoreilly.bandcamp.com/music to buy his music. Music you hear in this episode includes: Crowded House - To The Island (Myles O'Reilly video can be seen here https://arbutusyarns.net/2021/03/20/crowded-house-to-the-island/ Emmi Leisner DANK SEI DIR,HERR Ernst Reijseger Indistinct Chatter - My Mother's Star Indistinct Chatter - The Conservatory Indistinct Chatter - Your Excitement The Panti Personals is an independent podcast produced by Athena Media. The producer is Helen Shaw, the digital editor is John Howard and the theme music is by Lisa Hannigan, an instrumental version of her song 'Knots'.

The Panti Personals : Myles O'Reilly www.pantisocracy.ie #ThePantiPersonals The guest with Panti Bliss in this episode of The Panti Personals is Myles O'Reilly, a multi-talented artist of words, film and music. Myles composes and releases his own beautiful ambient music under the moniker Indistinct Chatter. He is celebrated for his gorgeous music docu-videos with artists like Villagers, Imelda May, Lisa O’Neill, Ye Vagabonds and of course the lovely Lisa Hannigan - whose music is our theme song. He’s one half of the music show ‘This Ain't No Disco’ with Donal Dineen and has curated a stage at Body & Soul Festival for some seven years. Myles began his stage and music life as the band Juno Falls, which was effectively just him, and in this conversation with Panti Bliss he invites his good friend Rónán O' Snodaigh in to perform and sing Rónán's 'Tá'n t'Ádh Liom (Lucky Is Me)'. You can see Myles film of this song here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RknDQJtJkOs You can find out more about Myles and his work on https://arbutusyarns.net/about/ and support it via his Patreon. https://mylesoreilly.bandcamp.com/music to buy his music. Music you hear in this episode includes: Crowded House - To The Island (Myles O'Reilly video can be seen here https://arbutusyarns.net/2021/03/20/crowded-house-to-the-island/ Emmi Leisner DANK SEI DIR,HERR Ernst Reijseger Indistinct Chatter - My Mother's Star Indistinct Chatter - The Conservatory Indistinct Chatter - Your Excitement Episode Transcript: https://www.happyscribe.com/transcriptions/d2af713b626447a3811708785d6e313e/edit_v2 The Panti Personals is an independent podcast produced by Athena Media. The producer is Helen Shaw, the digital editor is John Howard and the theme music is by Lisa Hannigan, an instrumental version of her song 'Knots' (Myles made the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYdPtcx-4mo) and it is used with her kind permission.

On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States -– Ike and Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, the Staple Singers, and more -– boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival.” Thousands of audience members filled Accra’s Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana’s independence, but also as an invitation to a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival on its 50th anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first president of Ghana. Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more. This story was originally produced for AfroPop Worldwide.  To hear more stories from this Peabody-award winning show, visit www.afropop.org..

On March 6, 1971, a group of some of the top musicians from the United States -– Ike and Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, the Staple Singers, and more -– boarded a plane bound for Ghana to perform in a musical celebration that was dubbed the “Soul to Soul Festival.” Thousands of audience members filled Accra’s Black Star Square for a continuous 15 hours of music. The festival was planned in part for the annual celebration of Ghana’s independence, but also as an invitation to a “homecoming” for these noted African-American artists to return to Africa. This episode revisits the famed music festival on its 50th anniversary and explores the longstanding legacy of cultural exchange with African diasporans originally set forth in the 1950s by Kwame Nkrumah, the first president of Ghana. Tune in for interviews with noted musicologist John Collins, poet and scholar Tsitsi Ella Jaji, concert goers and more.

Angelic DeWitt Simmons: preacher, teacher, servant-leader, counselor, author and mother.  Underneath the veil of her humble beauty and gentle smile, is a caterpillar-like story of transformation and transition.  She has withstood tumultuous times and dedicated her life to cultivating others as they evolve through their trials and advance through their troubles.  In each step of her walk with The Lord, she is encouraging others to reach their God-given potential in their personal, professional, and spiritual lives. Raised in one of the roughest parts of the Washington, DC metropolitan area, Angelic was nurtured in a single-parent Christian home with biblical values and principles.  At the tender age of 12, Angelic gave her heart to The Lord.  She nurtured her passion for God and cultivated her yielded lifestyle which has led to an anointing to preach and teach the word of God with authority, revelation, and deliverance. At the age of 28, she married renowned evangelist, Pastor Nathan L. Simmons.  After being married for close to 8 years and serving her husband as ministerial aid and supporter, wife and mother, Angelic Simmons learned the bittersweet side of ministry- when her husband died.  The loss of her husband impacted not only her, but her daughters- Victoria and Alexis- as well as the members of their church.  Uncertain about the future, she was propelled from servant to Leader. After hearing the “clarion call” of God and accepting the mantle of her late husband, Superintendent Nathan L. Simmons, Sr. Pastor Simmons transitioned from mourning to ministry, serving as pastor of Citadel of Hope Evangelistic C.O.G.I.C. for over 2 years.  In May 2009, determined to reach her God-given aptitude, Sr. Pastor Simmons launched, The New Citadel of Hope Christian Church, now known as Total Victory Worship Center a cutting edge multi-cultural, multi-faceted, family oriented ministry that is reaching with LOVE, teaching to LIVE a Victorious life and building to LAST. Her journey of elevation during troubled times is a testament of Isaiah 61:3~ “To appoint unto them that mourn in Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness; that they might be called trees of righteousness, the planting of the LORD, that he might be glorified.”  Armed with her degrees in Teaching, Religion and Biblical Studies, Sr. Pastor Simmons is known for her challenging preaching and thought-provoking teaching.  Her messages motivate, encourage, and produce effective change.  She believes “Life is full of battles and struggles.  God has positioned each of us to win.  Along the way you may get injured.  Don’t focus on the wound- rather look for the scar.  The scar says ‘I am healed.’” Transformed from widow to weapon of power, her anointing deeply penetrates the mind, heart, and soul. Her teaching, preaching, and sharing of the good news of Jesus Christ has liberated many.  She is the author of one of the most motivating and captivating books to be birthed into the Earth realm, From Ashes to Destiny.  As a woman of style, grace and integrity, Angelic DeWitt Simmons is an inspiration to countless individuals as she seeks to empower individuals to be efficient and effective kingdom builders. ---------------------------------------------- Singing since the age of 10, Somalia is an emerging R&B singer, songwriter, and performing artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. A natural-born performer, she did musical theatre, chorus, and talent shows every year in grade school. Somalia's love for the performing arts led her to earn a B.A. from Spelman College and to travel to London to study music and songwriting at Goldsmith's University of London.   Somalia creates music that infuses sounds from R&B, Jazz, Neo-Soul, and Hip-Hop music. Inspired by artists like Brandy, Anita Baker, Minnie Riperton, Missy Elliott and Jill Scott, Somalia writes and collaborates with live musicians to create her unique live sound. Some of her current and previous live performance work has been with The Atlanta Beltline, The Atlanta Taste of Soul Festival, The National Black Arts Festival, Six Flags Over Georgia, The New Georgia Project, and NAMI. She was most recently nominated for the First Annual National Black Arts Horizon Award in songwriting.  Her most recently released project “Journey” (2018) is available to stream on all major platforms. Her newest video to her single “Mimosa” has over 10,000 views on YouTube! Instagram- thesomaliashow Twitter: thesomalishow Facebook: Somalia Ramin Youtube: Somalia Ramin Soundcloud: singersomalia ---------------------------------------- WHERE YOU CAN FIND ME:  Website:  https://www.wearegoalinc.com  Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/wearegoalinc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wearegoalinc  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearegoalinc/  Email: wearegoalinc@gmail.com  If you enjoyed this episode don’t forget to subscribe, rate and leave a review!  #GirlsOnAnotherLevel 

The new artist experience, what do they get off the ground and get established? Host Christ Batstone has an in-depth discussion with Zamani and Selby Evans. Singer, songwriter, producer – Zamani won the 2019 Atlantic International Film Festival (FIN) Award for Best Atlantic Original Score. The winning score “What's So Great About Him” was written for a ten minute short film titled Cockblock,  directed by Halifax filmmaker Tamar Dina and stars musicians/actors Kirsten Olivia Taylor and Samm Reid, along with actor Ryan Willis.   The award was announced and presented at the Linda Joy Media Arts Society FIN Awards Luncheon on September 19th, 2019.  This award comes on the heels of Zamani's recent success in capturing the 2019 TD International Jazz Festival Stingray Rising Star Award receiving a $3000 cash prize from Stingray Music.Zamani began singing with her family at community events at age 12.  Versed in many Black music genres, Zamani became inspired to expand her repertoire of R&B, Urban Jazz and Pop after receiving praise from the late veteran vocalist Sharon Jones who caught her performance- while then only 14 – with her jazz guitarist father Harvi Millar at the TD Halifax International Jazz Festival. In 2018 Zamani received ANSMA's Portia White Youth Music Award and the Jongleur Youth Arts Award. In 2018 she received ANSMA's Emerging Artist of the Year Award and released her first self-titled EP Mix Tape shortly after.  In 2019 Zamani mae her first international appearances performing at New Skool Rules Festival in Rotterdam, and opening for R&B veterans Maya and Genuwine and Pop artist UB40, at the Caribbean Roots and Soul Festival in St. Lucia. More about Zamani. Selby Evans is a young bilingual emerging artist currently based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Having recently graduated from Dalhousie University with a degree in music, Selby quickly garnered attention with the release of his first bilingual EP Emmène-moi, in December 2015. He has performed in numerous prominent concerts over the last year, most notably, with Symphony New­Brunswick for seven sold out shows last fall in La Vallée des Possibles, and in the Francofête en Acadie as well as several other french music festivals. Two singles from the EP are receiving considerable radio play, Emmène-moi and Dis-moi encore, with the latter projected to enter the ARCANB top ten chart. An english single, On your Own has also received play on local radio. Further, Emmène-moi was listed in the top ten sales for Distributions Plages, in both March and April 2016, and digital sales (Itunes) continue to do well.To produce this first EP, Selby surrounded himself with several notable collaborators, including trumpet player and multi­-instrumentalist Sebastien Michaud who co­produced the album, poet Hermenegilde Chiasson who contributed lyrics on L'ettre D'amour, as well as drummer and engineer Danny Bourgeois, to name only a few. These prominent session musicians form an important part of Selby's team going forward. The release of this self ­funded debut EP was not only an important first step in terms of career development, but also provided many important lessons and insights about product development, live performance, marketing and the music industry more generally.

Tracklist: 01. Northern Spirit - The Pressure (Audiowhores 2020 Edit) 02. Joey Negro - Love Hangover (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Disco Blend) 03. The Lab Rats, The Experiment, Lisa Millett - Music Is My Way Of Life (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 04. Capriccio - Everybody Get Up (Jazz-N-Groove Nu Disco Vocal) 05. Mar Vista - Cor 98' (Original Mix) 06. Horse Meat Disco, Kathy Sledge - Falling Deep In Love (Joey Negro Falling Into Dub Again Extended) 07. MoD, Luisen - Small Town Boy (Jamie Lewis Re-Styled Club Mix) 08. Debbie Jacobs - Don't You Want My Love (Full Intention Extended Disco Mix) 09. Matthias Heilbronn - Can't Hide (Matty's out from Hiding Mix) 10. AC Soul Symphony - K-Jee (Joey Negro Philly World Mix) 11. Knee Deep - 212st Street (Original Mix) 12. Rachel Claudio & Nicolas Vautier - Do You Even Know (Richard Earnshaw Remix) 13. Sunkids - Rescue Me (Joey Negro's In Full Swing Mix) 14. The Shapeshifters, Kimberly Davis - Life Is A Dancefloor (Club Mix) 15. Cerrone - Not Too Shabby (Jamie Lewis Main Mix) 16. Audiowhores feat. Alexis Hall - Subject Of My Affection (Original Vibe) 17. Cerrone - Tattoo Woman (Jamie Lewis Sex On The Beach Mix) 18. The Shapeshifters ft Teni Tinks - Try My Love (On For Size) (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 19. Babert - Time After Time (Extended Mix) 20. JKriv - Vertigo (Yuksek Remix) 21. Richard Earnshaw, Steve Taylor, Rose Windross - Natural High (Richard Earnshaw Club Revision) 22. Evelyn Champagne King - Shame (Mr. Turner's Disco Mix) www.robbiestyles.co.uk

Tracklist: 01. Northern Spirit - The Pressure (Audiowhores 2020 Edit) 02. Joey Negro - Love Hangover (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Disco Blend) 03. The Lab Rats, The Experiment, Lisa Millett - Music Is My Way Of Life (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 04. Capriccio - Everybody Get Up (Jazz-N-Groove Nu Disco Vocal) 05. Mar Vista - Cor 98' (Original Mix) 06. Horse Meat Disco, Kathy Sledge - Falling Deep In Love (Joey Negro Falling Into Dub Again Extended) 07. MoD, Luisen - Small Town Boy (Jamie Lewis Re-Styled Club Mix) 08. Debbie Jacobs - Don't You Want My Love (Full Intention Extended Disco Mix) 09. Matthias Heilbronn - Can't Hide (Matty's out from Hiding Mix) 10. AC Soul Symphony - K-Jee (Joey Negro Philly World Mix) 11. Knee Deep - 212st Street (Original Mix) 12. Rachel Claudio & Nicolas Vautier - Do You Even Know (Richard Earnshaw Remix) 13. Sunkids - Rescue Me (Joey Negro's In Full Swing Mix) 14. The Shapeshifters, Kimberly Davis - Life Is A Dancefloor (Club Mix) 15. Cerrone - Not Too Shabby (Jamie Lewis Main Mix) 16. Audiowhores feat. Alexis Hall - Subject Of My Affection (Original Vibe) 17. Cerrone - Tattoo Woman (Jamie Lewis Sex On The Beach Mix) 18. The Shapeshifters ft Teni Tinks - Try My Love (On For Size) (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 19. Babert - Time After Time (Extended Mix) 20. JKriv - Vertigo (Yuksek Remix) 21. Richard Earnshaw, Steve Taylor, Rose Windross - Natural High (Richard Earnshaw Club Revision) 22. Evelyn Champagne King - Shame (Mr. Turner's Disco Mix) www.robbiestyles.co.uk

Tracklist: 01. Northern Spirit - The Pressure (Audiowhores 2020 Edit) 02. Joey Negro - Love Hangover (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Disco Blend) 03. The Lab Rats, The Experiment, Lisa Millett - Music Is My Way Of Life (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 04. Capriccio - Everybody Get Up (Jazz-N-Groove Nu Disco Vocal) 05. Mar Vista - Cor 98' (Original Mix) 06. Horse Meat Disco, Kathy Sledge - Falling Deep In Love (Joey Negro Falling Into Dub Again Extended) 07. MoD, Luisen - Small Town Boy (Jamie Lewis Re-Styled Club Mix) 08. Debbie Jacobs - Don't You Want My Love (Full Intention Extended Disco Mix) 09. Matthias Heilbronn - Can't Hide (Matty's out from Hiding Mix) 10. AC Soul Symphony - K-Jee (Joey Negro Philly World Mix) 11. Knee Deep - 212st Street (Original Mix) 12. Rachel Claudio & Nicolas Vautier - Do You Even Know (Richard Earnshaw Remix) 13. Sunkids - Rescue Me (Joey Negro's In Full Swing Mix) 14. The Shapeshifters, Kimberly Davis - Life Is A Dancefloor (Club Mix) 15. Cerrone - Not Too Shabby (Jamie Lewis Main Mix) 16. Audiowhores feat. Alexis Hall - Subject Of My Affection (Original Vibe) 17. Cerrone - Tattoo Woman (Jamie Lewis Sex On The Beach Mix) 18. The Shapeshifters ft Teni Tinks - Try My Love (On For Size) (Dr Packer Extended Remix) 19. Babert - Time After Time (Extended Mix) 20. JKriv - Vertigo (Yuksek Remix) 21. Richard Earnshaw, Steve Taylor, Rose Windross - Natural High (Richard Earnshaw Club Revision) 22. Evelyn Champagne King - Shame (Mr. Turner's Disco Mix) www.robbiestyles.co.uk

Cette semaine, Fourré envoie la sauce sur du Reggae Metal, Séverine vous parle de la coupe affreuse de Trump, puis Fourré reviendra pour vous envoyer du Ukulélé Metal! En bonus, l'interview de Matthieu du Damned Soul Festival.

Sorry in advance for the time skip, we give a brief intro to what happens in the lost episode. We start off in the mist of combat against a horned beast. What happens next? Find out on this episode of AC Too High!Find out more at https://ac-too-high-taldorei-campaign.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/ac-too-high-taldorei-campaign/75bc5405-1143-4b12-8a7e-a871cf3490d7This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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We're live from Body & Soul Festival in Ireland talking Maeve Binchy's classic CIRCLE OF FRIENDS. This 700 page epic about a single academic school year is probably the most frequently spotted book on Irish shelves, and with good reason. We talk upwardly mobile Catholics in 1950s Ireland, the specific pains of being a Big Strapping Country lass in a Nan Mahon world, the exquisite world-building of Binchy's Ireland, and learning to embrace Irish fiction, clichés and all. Sarah Maria Griffin is the author of two novels, OTHER WORDS FOR SMOKE and SPARE & FOUND PARTS, and is the co-host of the podcast Juvenalia. This podcast was recorded at Body & Soul Festival, Westmeath. Artwork by Gavin Day, music by Harry Harris, produced by Caroline O'Donoghue and mixed by Hannah Varrall. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As broadcast at www.totallywiredradio.com 16.07.19 Presented by Alan Kenny Arscott (DJ A.K.A) Mucho Soul Southern Soul Festival 2019 Review Show 01. Eabs - Przywitanie Słońca (Astigmatic Recs 2019) Performed Live On The Main Beach Stage 02. Bobby Jackson - Modetique (Ninth Note 1978) Played By Harvinder on The Organic Stage 03. Crusaders - Sweet n Sour (ABC/Blue Thumb 1977) Played By Shuya Okino on The Organic Stage 04. The New York Jazz Quartet - Song Of The Black Knight (Sonet 1978) Played By Zeljko Kerleta on The Organic Stage 05. Les Mcann Ltd - McCanna (Pacific 1964) Played by Serge Jazzmate on The Organic Stage 06. Silvio Cesar - Agarre Seu Homem (RCA Brazil 1977) Played by Senrab on The Organic Stage 07. Dalata Ft. Bembe Segue - Thunder of Silence (White 2019) Played by Patrick Forge on The Organic Stage 08. Urszula Dudziak - Urszula’s Samba (Same Speed Edits 2019) Played by Dom Servhini on The Organic Stage 09. Nubiyan Twist Ft. K.O.G - Basa Basa (K7 Music 2019) Live Performance On The Main Beach Stage 10. Brigette Williams - Star (Expansions 2005) Played by Gaspur Antuna on The Cosmic Stage 11. Flora Purim - Black Narcissus (Milestone 1977) Live Performance On The Main Beach Stage 12. Laraaji - All Of A Sudden (Self Released 1984/Numero 2018) Played By Harvinder on The Organic Stage 13. Josh Milan - Your Body (Honeycomb Music 2011) Live Performance On The Main Beach Stage 14. Sade - Smooth Operator (Jazz Version Radio Edit) (Portrait 1985) Played By Shuya Okhino on The Organic Stage 15. B.B & Q Band - starlette (Capitol 1981) Played by Serge Jazzmate on The Organic Stage 16. Carrie Mims & Herb Lee River Junction - I’m Gonna Get You (BBE 2018) Played by Jake Holloway on The Organic Stage 17. Patrick Gibin Ft. MDCL & Javonntte - Cloud Nine (Eglo 2019) Played by Spacewalker on The Organic Stage 18. Wipe the needle Ft. Alex lattimore - Enchanted (Dub) (Local Talk 2019) Played by Joe Clausell on The Cosmic Stage 19. Gregory Porter - On My Way To Harlem (Kai Alcé Interpretation) (White 2019) Played by Patrice Scott on The Cosmic Stage

You are so very welcome to this special episode, recorded live at the Living Lab area, run by Native Events. This was Body & Soul's 10th Anniversary and to celebrate we had all of the chats with Megan Best, who is their Operations Manager. This festival has always led the way in sustainability and this year they have even gone so far as to ban the sale of single-use plastics. This framed the topic of our conversation, so join us as we dig into Single Use V's Reusables with some hard stats and simple solutions!  *Reuzi https://www.reuzi.ie/ Your one-stop sustainable shop * Native Events  https://www.nativeevents.ie/  Sustainable Production Events * Attention Attire  https://attentionattire.ie/  Repurposed tents * Recreate https://recreate.ie/ Reusing Materials * Story of a Spoon (1 min 55 secs): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg-E1FtjaxY * One Day: How Ireland Cleans Up: https://presspack.rte.ie/2019/01/14/one-day-how-ireland-cleans-up-new/ * Invention of plastic, Leo Baekland: https://www.ericksonliving.com/tribune/articles/2016/12/leo-baekeland-father-plastic-age * 8 million tonnes of plastic enter our oceans every year: https://plasticoceans.org/the-facts/ * How Long do things take to degrade  https://www.thebalancesmb.com/how-long-does-it-take-garbage-to-decompose-2878033 * Water Scarcity as Chennai run out of water https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-48672330 * Plastic Bag Levy Ireland 2002 http://www.irishenvironment.com/iepedia/plastic-bag-levy/ * Ireland to pay 150 Million Euro in fines from missing 2020 emission targets https://assets.gov.ie/10209/8ad1d5cf6a9749f89dcb83dd587ade0d.pdf  * Climate Action Plan 2019 Ireland https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/5350ae-climate-action-plan/ * 500 THOUSAND coffee cups disposed of every day in Ireland https://recyclinglistireland.ie/ * In Ireland we are the largest producer of plastic waste in the European Union with 61kg per person from stats in 2015: https://www.thejournal.ie/ireland-plastic-waste-3786393-Jan2018/ * The zero waste hierarchy: https://www.addisoncountyrecycles.org/recycling/reduce-reuse/zero-waste * The amount of oil used to make a plastic bottle: https://mightynest.com/articles/making-a-plastic-water-bottle * Deep River Rock commit to 10% recycled bottles https://www.newstalk.com/news/deep-riverrock-announces-100-recycled-bottle-862709 * *Disposable coffee cup stats in Ireland: https://www.mywaste.ie/news/22-000-coffee-cups-disposed-of-in-ireland-every-hour/ *  Ellen Mac Arthur Foundation - More plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050 https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/publications/the-new-plastics-economy-rethinking-the-future-of-plastics * Fishing Line Accounts for 46% of Ocean Litter: https://mercyforanimals.org/straws-arent-the-real-problem-fishing-nets * Single Use tents impacts: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/festivals-2019-tent-ban-single-use-plastic-waste-pollution-aif-a8904216.html * Single Use EU Ban of plastic cutlery: https://www.thejournal.ie/single-use-plastics-european-council-4644836-May2019/ * Megan Best Interviewee  https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-best4861/ * Good News: *Guinness World Record for ocean clean up by 633 divers  https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/16/us/divers-largest-underwater-cleanup-record-trnd/index.html * Guardian Change language around the environment  https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/17/why-the-guardian-is-changing-the-language-it-uses-about-the-environment?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=fb_gu&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR36zDtmMmtS49PGzerh2HNvALvEMl7pipC_3BjRQNXjysdIPvVO3cvd6CM#Echobox=1558131214 * We can now make biodegradable plastic from cactus juice and edible food packaging made from seaweed:   https://www.explainthatstuff.com/bioplastics.html *

In this week's Unlocked podcast, Laura convinces the glamping aficionado Emma to go for the traditional camping experience at this year's Body & Soul festival! And the girls give their own down-and-dirty guide to this week's Love Island eliminations.

Today’s show is brought to you by Meridian Credit Union - expecting more for your money, that’s wealth esteem! www.meridiancu.ca - Bios Urn is the world's first biodegradable urn designed to convert you into a tree after life. We learn more with Juli Playter, Public Relations Coordinator & Genesis Bereavement Facilitator at Roadhouse & Rose Funeral Home in #Newmarket - https://www.roadhouseandrose.com - Filmmaker Pasquale Marco Veltri & Actress Alys Crocker talk new film 'Drowning,' premiering at ICFF Canada (Italian Contemporary Film Festival) #ICFF2019 on Saturday, June 15th! Tickets: https://bit.ly/2WuE5XR https://www.icff.ca/2019movie-drowning - Movie & TV reviews with Film Critic Anne Brodie: http://www.whatshesaidradio.com/what-she-said/snamjune72019/ - Learn how York 24/7's video platform is helping put a focus on #YorkRegion with site Manager, Nedda Sarshar - https://www.york24-7.com - How Visions of Science Network for Learning is helping provide youth from low-income communities meaningful engagement in #STEM. CEO Dr. Eugenia Duodu joins us. Learn more: https://www.vosnl.org - Toronto Funk & Soul Festival headliner Liberty Silver performs 'Song For You' LIVE in our #StudioSessions - http://www.torontofunkandsoulfestival.com SUBSCRIBE to What She Said & never miss an interview! http://www.youtube.com/WhatSheSaidTalk Miss a show? Stream & download full shows for free on iTunes: http://www.apple.co/1U700c0 Follow us on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @WhatSheSaidTalk Website: http://www.whatshesaidtalk.com What She Said! aims to inspire and uplift women by giving them a voice in pursuing their professional and personal goals through showcasing successful women across Canada and by creating opportunities for others to do the same. Tune in Saturdays at Noon on 105.9 The Region or listen live: http://www.1059theregion.com

Pillow Queens (Cathy, Pamela, Rachel and Sarah) are one of my favourite bands of recent years so I was delighted to talk to them on the eve of their UK/EU tour supporting Soak. They talk about tour prep, not forming on a basketball court, how 'Gay Girls', one of the songs of the decade, came about, and what's next for the four piece. Pillow Queens Irish tour dates: May 28 - Live at St Luke's, Cork* May 29 - Dolan's, Limerick* May 30 - Button Factory, Dublin* May 31 - The Glassworks Derry* June 1 - Vantastival, Drogheda June 2 - K-Fest, Kerry June 3 - Forbidden Fruit, Dublin June 21-23 - Body & Soul Festival, Westmeath June 29 - Mother Pride Block Party, Dublin August 1-3 - All Together Now Festival, Waterford * supporting Soak

We begin today with a sermon. Who is sticking to their new year resolutions? What about goals for the new year? Sand and Soul is coming and Big Dog got a deal for you. Junior has poetry for us in honor of National Poetry Day. Trump will address the nation tonight and talk about border security. Comedy Roulette involves Alabama fans. Cyntoia Brown is granted clemency by Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam. The IRS will continue to process tax returns despite government shutdown. Today in Closing Remarks, The CEO speaks about the importance of leaning on God and much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Tulsa Soul Festival Saturday Lakeside Origin Dayton, Ohio, United States Genres Funk, boogieYears active1969–Labels Solar, Fantastic Voyage,Raid,I wanna hold your hand and many more   

The Steve Harvey Morning Show discusses an exciting new update to the Sand and Soul Festival. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Tulsa soul festival Guthrie Green 6:30pm

It's going down this saturday at Guthrie Green. The Tulsa Soul Festival 6:30-10:00pm. Dont miss it!!!

Tune in for the podcast version of FYI Salem! Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll interviews city officials, community leaders, notable residents, and more, and provides a brief update on the latest news and information from the City of Salem, from inside City Hall and across the community. On the latest episode of the FYI Salem podcast Mayor Driscoll is joined by John Keenan, the new president of Salem State University. The two talk about his transition into the new role after serving as SSU’s Vice President, his goals for the university, and the many ways the City and the university work together. Salem State University: https://www.salemstate.edu/ Salem Jazz and Soul Festival: http://www.salemjazzsoul.org/ Collins Cove CZM Grant: http://www.mass.gov/eea/pr-2017/grants-awarded-for-coastal-climate-change-preparedness.html Community Life Center groundbreaking: http://www.salem.com/home/news/save-date-mayor-jean-levesque-community-life-center-groundbreaking

Hannah Mamalis is an actress, writer, and comedian. You probably know her from loads of stuff like various Dreamgun sketches, live shows, and podcasts or maybe from her Comedy Brunch which has appeared at Smock Alley and the Body & Soul Festival. You’ll definitely know her soon from her role in the upcoming film The Drummer and The Keeper, her appearances at the Vodafone Comedy Festival, and her one-woman show The Egg Is A Lonely Hunter which is running at the Dublin Fringe Festival from Sep 13-17. That was a very long intro but Hannah’s very busy and we like her. Hannah joined Alan and Ellen to talk about Disney’s Fantasia (1940). which has intersected with her life in all kinds of extremely interesting ways. Trust me, you’ll want to listen to this one. This episode is sponsored by the March For Choice which leaves from the Garden Of Remembrance at 2pm, September 30th. Follow Juvenalia on Twitter Juvenalia original artwork by Dee McDonnell This episode was produced by Brian

This week I am sitting with West Cork based artist Kari Cahill. Kari has a hand in quite a few landmark projects in different parts of the country, as well as running a studio in Schull. In this episode, we talk about the importance of the arts in Ireland today, Kari's visits to India, sustainability, creativity, and reconnecting ourselves to the landscapes of Ireland. We recorded the episode in an upstairs patio room overlooking Cork city. It was very warm and we opened the window, which resulted in the odd bird sound, and city rumblings, and I really enjoyed getting Kari's insights into so many aspects of her work. I hope you enjoy the show. Useful Links from the Show: Lay of the Land/ Tombolo http://www.layoftheland.ie Body and Soul Festival http://www.bodyandsoul.ie Clonmel Junction Festival http://www.junctionfestival.com Grown- Sustainable Irish Clothing Company http://www.grown.ie Books Mentioned Donna Tart- The Secret History http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29044.The_Secret_History The Gold Finch http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17333223-the-goldfinch Music on this podcast is by the band Kíla. You can check out the latest news from the Kíla crew on their Facebook page, and keep up to date with their latest tour dates on the official Kíla website. Check out both links below. https://www.facebook.com/kilaofficial/ https://www.kila.ie

Il festival della cittadina di Porretta Terme giunge alla ventottesima edizione . Ne parla l'ideatore Graziano Uliani. Seconda parte

Il festival della cittadina di Porretta Terme giunge alla ventottesima edizione . Ne parla l'ideatore Graziano Uliani. Prima parte

Enjoy another Special TOP SHOW RE-WIND before our Season Premier on October 2, 2014 that you don't want to miss!  (Originally aired in 9/2011). The TRUE PURPOSE DEVELOPMENT SHOW here each week to INSPIRE * EMPOWER * EDUCATE * and ENTERTAIN YOU for 2 Hours! ********* A life of Personal Triumph, Discovery, and Acceptance! "A Woman with a Vision" indeed! It's NEVER too late to fulfill your life's TRUE PUROPSE.  Since a teenager, Diane Rose Kelly has been an inspired writer.  Until 6 years ago, she wrote her material and put them in, let's say, her special places.  Now today, as a published Author, she has been inspired to share with people her writings, in her published book, "Reflections of a Visionary's Path", and in her upcoming new book entitled, "What's up Within".  Her mission is to inspire people to discover more of themselves and to realize their life's purpose.  As a visionary herself, Diane Rose Kelly is a College Professor, Lead Singer for the Rythym/Blues Spiritual Group, JAYLA, composer, poet and recently promoting that she is also going to be doing a SOLO Music Release featuring two hot releases, "Woman with a Vision" HOT!HOT!HOT!, and "Faithfully Alive".  Diane Rose Kelly has performed @ many venues, including the Rythym and Soul Festival and the Festival of Enlightenment in Colorado.  Don't miss this SHOW!! You will be inspired to your life's True Purpose - a life of Total Fulfillment in Mind, Body, Soul, and Spirit. Visit Diane Rose Kelly: http://JAYLAmusic.com Email:  avalonmgnt@aol.com

Jessie Jones of the Prosperity Project and Chris Maher from the Dublin City Soul Festival join Suzanne Parker on Artbeat this week

 SHOW TOPIC: Live w/ Diane Rose Kelly of JAYLA- A Visionaries JOURNEY A life of Personal Triumph, Discovery, and Acceptance! "A Woman with a Vision" indeed! It's NEVER too late to fulfill your life's TRUE PUROPSE. Since a teenager, Diane Rose Kelly has been an inspired writer. Until 6 years ago, she wrote her material and put them in, let's say, her special places. Now today, as a published Author, she has been inspired to share with people her writings, in her published book, "Reflections of a Visionary's Path", and in her upcoming new book entitled, "What's up Within". Her mission is to inspire people to discover more of themselves and to realize their life's purpose. As a visionary herself, Diane Rose Kelly is a College Professor, Lead Singer for the Rythym/Blues Spiritual Group, JAYLA, composer, poet and recently promoting that she is also going to be doing a SOLO Music Release featuring two hot releases, "Woman with a Vision" HOT!HOT!HOT!, and "Faithfully Alive". Diane Rose Kelly has performed @ many venues, including the Rythym and Soul Festival and the Festival of Enlightenment in Colorado. Don't miss this SHOW!! You will be inspired to your life's True Purpose - a life of Total Fulfillment in Mind, Body, Soul, and Spirit. Visit Diane Rose Kelly: http://JAYLAmusic.com Email: avalonmgnt@aol.com

A life of Personal Triumph, Discovery, and Acceptance! "A Woman with a Vision" indeed! It's NEVER too late to fulfill your life's TRUE PUROPSE.  Since a teenager, Diane Rose Kelly has been an inspired writer.  Until 6 years ago, she wrote her material and put them in, let's say, her special places.  Now today, as a published Author, she has been inspired to share with people her writings, in her published book, "Reflections of a Visionary's Path", and in her upcoming new book entitled, "What's up Within".  Her mission is to inspire people to discover more of themselves and to realize their life's purpose.  As a visionary herself, Diane Rose Kelly is a College Professor, Lead Singer for the Rythym/Blues Spiritual Group, JAYLA, composer, poet and recently promoting that she is also going to be doing a SOLO Music Release featuring two hot releases, "Woman with a Vision" HOT!HOT!HOT!, and "Faithfully Alive".  Diane Rose Kelly has performed @ many venues, including the Rythym and Soul Festival and the Festival of Enlightenment in Colorado.  Don't miss this SHOW!! You will be inspired to your life's True Purpose - a life of Total Fulfillment in Mind, Body, Soul, and Spirit. Visit Diane Rose Kelly:http://JAYLAmusic.com Email:  avalonmgnt@aol.com

Fermin Muguruza. Novetats discogràfiques: Todos Tus Muertos, “Crisis Mundial”, Transilvanians. Altres músiques: Gogol Bordello. Agenda: The Pepper Pots al Soul Festival de Valls, The Aggrolites. Delroy Wilson.