Podcasts about tears of a clown

The Soul Cafe (Tears of a Clown) Catch Chris Clay Mon - Fri 2p-6pm EST On www.soulcaferadio.com  Produced By Heather Whitley and C.Clay   Hour 1 Miki Howard - Good Morning Heartache K'mari Mae - How Luther Vandross - Anyone Who Had A Heart Faith Evans -  Love Don't Live Here Anymore Sabrina Claudio - Basic Needs   The Double Down Aretha Franklin  Aretha Franklin -  Walk On By Aretha Franklin - Aint No Way   Groove Dynasty - Where Did Our Love Go Jonathon Butler - Life After You R. Kelly - When a Woman's Fed Up Aston Grey Project - Cant Go Another Day Will Downing - I Try ASTN & Alex Vaughn - How Soon Nia Sultana - Some Feelings Never Go Away   Hour 2 Ann Nesby -  I apologize Daley - Until The Pain Is Gone (feat. Jill Scott) Kelly Price - healing  Gerald Levert -  It Hurts Too Much To Stay   Rare Hard To Find Throwback  Marvin Gaye - Distant Love 1973   Slique Jay Adams - Change My Ways Kipper Jones - Footsteps In The Dark   Blue Eyed Soul Corner  Susanne Smith -  Foolish Lover Robin Thicke - Get Her Back Player - Baby Come Back (Remix) Journey -  I'll Be Alright Without You Anastacia -  One More Chance Marvin Gaye - Dream of a Lifetime End Of Show 

With Canada gearing up for Venezuela in the Copa America 1/4's, just where does this match rank in the #CanMNT topsy turvy history? Tajon Buchanan is out, a brutal loss, but nothing the crew haven't seen before. Meanwhile, the USA's Copa demise was enjoyed by all, while Ronaldo's tears at the Euro's caused some debate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

well......here we go. another year of cool stuff (69....nice) but also some sad stuff, like losing to the Boston Bruins (X3) but its also great when Anthony El Hefe and Bah walker get together. come for the tears, stay for the healing. Go Leafs Go

we talk with a friend about J's Depression hell yes I was drunk so I could talk about it.

Below Deck Med ends a disastrous season with an attempt to ruffle Kye's feathers by bringing back Natalya for one last appearance. Will it work? Let's find out. To watch the video version of this recap and for our bonus episodes, go to Patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens. And don't forget to grab tickets for the 2024 Golden Crappies Feb 17 at the Palace Theater in LA. Links at watchwhatcrappens.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dive deeper in Part 2 of our conversation with Chico Bean on Its Up There Podcast. Loon and Chico Bean discuss the often-overlooked realities of showbiz, the inner workings of 'Wild 'N Out,' and Nick Cannon's journey through the industry's highs and lows." Discussion Highlights: Chico Bean's perspective on why '85' lacks corporate sponsorships compared to 'Wild 'N Out.' The power ranking of hip-hop media and its impact on the industry. Insights into the tiered structure and behind-the-scenes decisions of 'Wild 'N Out.' Chico Bean's revelations about Nick Cannon's challenges during his darker times and the financial aspects of 'Wild 'N Out.' Comparing 'Wild 'N Out' to 'In Living Color' and discussing the implications of show cancellations. Community Engagement: "What are your thoughts on Chico Bean's revelations and the realities of showbiz? Share your opinions and join the conversation in the comments below." Exclusive Patreon Content: "For more exclusive behind-the-scenes stories and industry insights, visit our Patreon at www.patreon.com/ItsUpTherePodcast. Dive into the deeper layers of the entertainment world with us." #ItsUpTherePodcast #ChicoBean #WildNOut #NickCannon ##85south #dcyoungfly #comedy #podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this reflective episode, host Dr. Fred Moss revisits his conversation with previous guest Benjamin Kintisch, a talented musician who described himself as a "sad clown."  Dr. Fred explores the concept of the sad clown and relates it to his own difficulties and sadness in life. He discusses how pain and wounds from childhood often remain unresolved, but creative people like Benjamin can channel these feelings into art, music, and other outlets. The discussion centers on how the rawness of pain is transmuted into beautiful works of creativity and self-expression. Dr. Fred emphasizes the "creative eight" - art, music, dance, drama, and more - as healing forms of expression.  He notes that entertainers and artists frequently have sadness and roughness in their past, which emerges through their creative gifts. There is a special harmonic resonance between creative people sharing their gifts and the audience receiving them. Dr. Fred concludes that the "tears of the clown" can become a source of healing the world, as people's vulnerabilities and creative expressions weave together. Tune in for a thoughtful meditation on how our deepest pains can be channeled into the creativity that connects and heals us.

Sintonía: "Guns Of Navarone" - The Special A.K.A. "Gangsters" - The Special A.K.A.; "The Selecter" - The Selecter; "The Prince" - Madness; "On My Radio" - The Selecter; "A Message To You Rudy" (feat. Rico) y "Nite Klub" (feat. Rico) - The Specials; "Tears Of A Clown" y "Ranking Full Stop" - The Beat; "Three Minute Hero" - The Selecter; "Ruder Than You" - The Bodysnatchers; "Missing Words" - The Selecter; "Rat Race" - The Specials; "Easy Life" y "Too Experienced" - The Bodysnatchers; "International Jet Set" - The SpecialsTodas las músicas extraídas del CD 1 de la recopilación (2xCD) "The 2Tone Collection - A Checkered Past" (Chrysalis Records, 1993)Escuchar audio

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During the final leg of The Rebel Heart Tour, Madonna performed TEARS OF A CLOWN on March 10th, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. (She started four hours late, so technically it was probably March 11th) She dressed up as a clown, she burst onto the stage in a tricycle and performed stripped down versions of her songs, told stories and some "jokes."Luckily, you don't have to wait four hours to listen to our podcast with comedian/actor/CLOWN, JULIA VANDERVEEN!Thanks to E.N.K. (whoever you are!) you can watch the show at:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmwFQ5hRs8wFollow Julia on Twitter & Instagram: @julesvandieEmail us: TheCelebrationCelebration@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram: @TheCelebrationCelebrationPick up a copy of Eric's book: The Dancerhttps://a.co/d/0gAi3bePick up a copy of John's book: Baked! Sex, Drugs, and Alternative Comedy:https://amzn.to/3tUbvOMFor autographed copies:https://www.johnflynncomedian.com/bakedEdited by: John FlynnArtwork by Dyna Moe:https://www.nobodyssweetheart.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Need a BOOST? THIS IS IT! Big current energies theme today, this one is a SONG episode! We love those! Get ready to dance and sing with me!And for later listening again to the song it's here on Ye Olde U TOOB.

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John Oliver takes on abuse of TANF benefits by state governments.//Why are people afraid of clowns?//Best of the texts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, the Squad's clown car jokes all come back to haunt them as we're confronted with a very real and somewhat terrifying vehicle crammed with an impossible number of clowns. We take some time for meta, fandom, and Jensen's birthday in this one! KJ and August educate Beth on British soap opera Coronation Street. This is an ep where the background sets and the establishing shots are SCREAMING with subtext and Beth takes the charge on dissecting them. Finally, the squad creates a list of questions that this show has 45 minutes to answer before this season comes to its conclusion. For show updates, follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/waywardparents and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! Our OG Supernatural podcasts: Saving People, Queering Things (August & Elayna's show): https://queeringthingspodcast.wordpress.com/ Driver Picks The Podcast (Beth's show): https://linktr.ee/driverpicksthepodcast Supernatural Opinions Podcast (KJ's show): https://linktr.ee/SupernaturalOpinionsPodcast Music by JuliusH from Pixabay Sound effects provided by Zapsplat. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waywardparents/message

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My guest this week is singer, rapper, and designer Lucille Ghatti. We spoke about Run Sweetheart Run, Mo'nique, horror movies, Song of The South, Cleopatra, Elvis, singing in the choir, her musical journey from the blog era to now, the pros and cons of being ahead of the curve, her relationship to plugg&b, and the creative process behind her latest album Tears of A Clown, produced entirely by Popstar Benny.Tears of A Clown coming soon to wherever music is sold, streamed, or stolenFollow Lucille Ghatti on Instagram (@6esabbath), Twitter (@6ES92), and TikTok (@6es92) Follow me on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), TikTok (@cinemasai), and Letterboxd (@CineMasai)     Support the show

Looking back on it, I feel I was truly fortunate to have grown up during the golden age of rock and roll music. We take it for granted now, but back then, when it first began, no one had any idea what a major cultural phenomenon it would become.           Personally, I got hit with it when I was still pretty young. My brother and I lived in the same room together, but he was eight years older. He was born in 1941 and I was born in '49. So, when he was turning into a young teenager, that wild beat was just starting to shake up the American status quo. Soon it would shake it to its core. The post-war era was in full swing and the uninhibited nature of this music was being looked at as not only revolutionary, but possibly threatening.  And what had begun as just an undercurrent of society eventually turned into a massive tidal wave that would revolutionize the entire western world            My brother, along with the 70 million other baby boomers who were on the verge of their teen years, went absolutely nuts for it. He had a little record player with a huge number of 45 rpms, and they were playing in our room all the time. I was six years old and the incredibly lively beat jitterbugged its way into me - body, mind, and soul. But there was also a little bit more to it. Along with their free-spirited sounds, certain songs would carry some deeper meanings as well, themes that would subtly take you to some unexpected places.  You would be singing along, the lyrics would find a home in your mind, and after a while, you would subconsciously start learning something new about being alive.           It used to happen to me all the time. For example, there was this one song by the Motown group Smokey Robinson and the Miracles called “Tears of a Clown.” It was a big hit about someone who was broken-hearted because his girlfriend had just left him. Now, heartbreak is of the most common themes in popular music and it seemed like I had heard a million songs about it. But Smokey gave it a little twist by singing about putting on a false face to hide inner pain.           In one part of the lyric he wrote: Just like Pagliacci did I try to keep my sadness hid. Smiling in the public eye But in my lonely room I cry The tears of a clown When there's no one around. Now they're some sad things known to man But ain't too much sadder than The tears of a clown when there's no one around           As a side note, neither I nor any of my friends understood what those words were at the beginning of the verse. It was just a blur until one day a deejay explained that Smokey was referencing a famous Italian opera from the late 19th century called Pagliacci, which was about a tragic clown.  Until then, nobody had any idea what that first line meant.             Anyway, the idea of someone putting on a show to hide their pain, smiling on the outside while crying within, hit me a little deeper than I had noticed at first. It's not as though I had never heard the idea before, but there was something deeply touching about this one particular song. The music was upbeat, like it belonged in the circus, but the words were really sad.  And the difference between the two really drove the point home. That, along with the utter hopelessness in Smokey's voice made the message all the more pathetic.            I was still in high school back then, but the idea of a clown crying in private- that the outside is not necessarily a true reflection of the inside-stayed with me over the years, especially as I started to get involved with consciousness evolution and my own inner growth. At one point, I came upon something that certain ancient traditions called “maya,” which is a general term that simply means illusion. Its basic idea is that much of what goes on in the world of human activities is just that – an illusion, a façade.  It's simply not what it appears to be.           Like a mirage in the desert, which appears to be a bountiful, green oasis off in the distance…but when you finally get there, instead of coming upon cool shade and healing waters, to your deep disappointment the visual image evaporates and you find nothing there but more heat and dry sand. In the same way, many contemplative traditions have taught that the things we find so attractive in the external world, like wealth, status and fame, to name a few, are like that. We get caught up in our various pursuits, chasing after situations that we think must be fulfilling. But when we finally arrive at our destination, we find that the attractive image was just a mirage, a form with no substance, and our lofty hopes are replaced by deep despair. We may try to put on a false face, and whether or not it's convincing, a lot us are hiding behind the masks we are wearing on our faces. Around the time I was processing all of this, I came across a unique story that used some comic irony to help illustrate the point. I had begun reading some of the works of an author named Carlos Castaneda, whose books mainly focused on a South American form of metaphysical knowledge. Castaneda was supposedly an apprentice to a Mexican sorcerer and part of the charm of his books is his sense of awe mixed with a certain sense of humor that reveals more than you might realize at first.           This story takes place in a psychotherapist's office in a large city, when a new patient comes in to see the therapist for the first time.   “Doc,” the man said, “You have to help me. I am totally unhappy. I'm in a state of complete misery every day.”           “Okay, let me give it a try by asking you a few questions,” the doctor said. “Are you married? Do you have a family?”           “Yes, yes I am,” the man replied. “I have a wonderful wife and three terrific kids. Everything is good at home. That's not the problem.”           “Well, what about money? Are you worried about your finances? Do you make enough to be comfortable?”           “Yes, I do. I'm fine, there Doc. I have plenty of money.” The man paused for a moment. “It's just that I'm so unhappy all the time. I feel miserable and I just can't shake it.”           “Maybe you're afraid of dying, “the doctor suggested. “Is it the fact that we're all mortal and that death is inevitable? Is that getting you down?”           “Well, I have to be honest with you,” the man replied. “I don't love the idea of dying, but I don't find it to be particularly troubling. Death is just a natural part of life.”           For the rest of the hour, the doctor kept asking questions and offering different suggestions to the man, but none of his ideas gained any traction. Finally, the doctor suggested that the man try to take in some entertainment to at least help take his mind off  his problem, maybe lighten things up a little. But the man said he had tried going to the theatre, seeing dance and musical recitals and nothing had done the trick for him.           “What about some comedy,” the doctor asked. “Maybe you should go see someone who is really funny. That can help a lot, even if it just gets you some short-term relief.”           “I don't think so Doc,” the man said. I'm way too depressed for any comedy to help me. I can't imagine laughing at anything.”           “I don't know. Maybe you should just give it a try.” the doctor persisted. “I hear there's this hysterical comedian that's been playing sold out performances in one of the major theatres in town. Three of my saddest patients have gone in to see him and they all said he was incredibly funny. His light-hearted approach really helped pull them out of the doldrums.”           “I don't know,” the man said and thought about it for a moment. “What's this comedian's name?”            “He's called The Great Rodrigo,” the doctor said.           “Oh boy, Doctor, I'm in real trouble now,” the man said sadly. “You see, I am The Great Rodrigo.” So, Castaneda created quite a compelling story here about the tears of a clown. The Great Rodrigo, the man who is lauded for having the cure for sorrow is actually sadder than everyone else.  I found that particularly meaningful because it's so easy to assume that a person who has the trappings of a successful life is actually happy, especially when that person has something you wish you had. It made me go back to considering the idea of maya, the illusion that seems so prevalent in the world of human activity. And fortunately, when it comes to maya, I found that the Wisdom of the Ages has something encouraging to say. It teaches that along with the fact that there is a fake world filled with false, temporary pleasures that leave us empty and sad, there is also a real world that is filled with real treasures that leaves us full. Actually, it never leaves us at all, we leave it. And the trick is to learn how to choose between the two worlds - the false and the true.      They say the illusion of the world is just a shadow, a dark reflection of the real thing. It's like when you're outside on a bright sunny day with the sun at your back and you see your shadow projected right front of you. Although your shadow has your exact shape and moves exactly like you do, it is not real. Your body is real. It is a presence. But your shadow is not. It is just an absence, the absence of light in a shape that matches your body. So, there's the real and there's the fake, and it's up to us to choose which one we want. Sometimes the choice can be a no-brainer.  Like if you're sitting in an ice cream parlor and the waiter delivers you your hot fudge sundae, and you notice that a ceiling light is casting a sharp shadow of the sundae on the table. Are you going to take your spoon and try to eat the shadow? Of course not. There's nothing there. You can't eat a shadow. It's just form without substance. We all know that. And by the way, the only way a shadow can exist at all is because of the presence of a source of light. Without light there can be no shadows. On a dark, moonless night, you don't see any shadows. But in the daytime, they're everywhere.           So, this practical perspective about reality, illusion and choice was starting to dawn on me as it's message continued to get clear. Put your spoon in your real sundae. Eat it, enjoy it, and be happy. And don't even think about the shadow. Before you know it, you won't even notice it anymore.           Well, that's the end of this episode. As always, keep your eyes, mind and heart opened, and let's get together in the next one.

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This week we read your comments… the nice ones and the shady ones too. Gary rates his fav reality tv shows. Plus, we get real about depression. And of course, Kanye.

At the top of the show, Dan AND Dave both have gamer griefs, Steam Decks are now available with no reservation and Sony launches it's PlayStation Stars program. In the news, they discect the Super Mario Bros. movie teaser, a Horizon Zero Dawn remaster reportedly coming to PS5, CD Projekt Red goes ham on new projects and Blizzard can't catch a break with Overwatch 2. All that and more on Episode 322.

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A Classic FIB episode from 8-29-18.Disgraced comic Louis CK needs a second chance.

A Classic FIB episode from 8-29-18.Disgraced comic Louis CK needs a second chance.

A CEO posted a picture of himself crying after laying off employees!

This week we get killer clowns, Killer Clowns, child prodigies, and the world's best 401k. Tears of a Clown, originally by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, covered by The English Beat (though it's a little complicated). Outro music is That's the Way That the World Goes Round, by John Prine.

In this episode of The Debrief, John Beauchamp speaks to Krzysztof Czyżewski from the Borderland Foundation based in Sejny, north-eastern Poland, about a poem which is making the rounds online - a lament on the conflict in Ukraine...

Lately, I've been hard to reach I've been too long on my own Everybody has a private world Where they can be alone… --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theseshh/support

TEARS OF A CLOWN: ADOPTING CUSTOMS OR COSTUMES? || Peace of Cake Podcast | Abdurraheem Green & Abdul Haqq Baker

Poor Clayton needs to trim the field from 9 girls to 4 to get ready for Hometowns. Can a psychotherapist help? And who will win between Mara Marinara and Sara? Spoiler Alert: Neither of them. Join us! This episode is sponsored by: Joybird.com/RosePricks and OseaMalibu.com (use code RosePricks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Me and Shahid are back with episode #116 of Hood Classics...closing out Black History Month with 2014 Top Five!!! Twitter @jeffvstheworld - Jeff @philly_drugs - Shahid Any questions, comments or request leave at jeffvstheworld@yahoo.com or at 315-270-3951 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeffvstheworld/support

The song says, "everybody plays the fool, sometimes". Oh, how this is TRUE. We all have made foolish decisions that we know God did not tell us to do, and we ended up suffering and hurting from our foolish decisions. Well, this episode powerfully deals with our folly, and opens up our eyes and ears to the advice of The Lord to every foolish part of us that wants to take over our lives.If this podcast have ever been a blessing to you please drop me an email and share it with me. I would love to hear from you!JesseCantyPodcast@Yahoo.comCashapp: $JesseECanty Jessica K. Artistry, is a licensed esthetician offering services like Customized Facials, Brazilians & Body Waxing, Flawless Makeup Applications, Skincare & more! She is located on Asheville Hwy in the Boiling Springs area at Signature Culture Hair Salon. You have GOT to go and check her out! You can also find her on Facebook Jessica K. Foster LE or Instagram @ Jessicak.artistry . You don't need to look for anyone one else , she got you!Support the show (https://www.Cash.app/$JesseECanty)

Renee Graziano busted for DWI...Demi Lovato quietly leaves rehab AGAIN...The shit show that is Kanye/Julia Fox vs. Kim K/Pete Davidson...My thoughts on the unexpected death of Bob Saget.

Renee Graziano busted for DWI...Demi Lovato quietly leaves rehab AGAIN...The shit show that is Kanye/Julia Fox vs. Kim K/Pete Davidson...My thoughts on the unexpected death of Bob Saget.

Keyboard player: Gail NoblesVocals: Gail NoblesSmokey Photo: Public DomainClown Photo: Pixabay.comSong: Tears of a ClownSong by: Smokey RobinsonIt's time for …. Flava! Flava! Flava! Flava!If you like old school, you've got good taste in music, and that's what the subject of Sound Flave is all about. It's about musical taste. Now I said the subject of Sound Flave. Music Commentary. Topics about great music artists, producers, and musicians.I must say Motown had Flava. I was reading a Motown lists of songs that almost got rejected and one of them was Smokey Robinson's, Tears of a Clown. (Singing)The Tears of a Clown is a song written by Hank Cosby, Smokey Robinson, and Stevie Wonder and originally recorded by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles. When you've got taste in music that doesn't mean it's always going to be somebody else's taste. But the Tears of a Clown was a single that made it and quickly became a #1 hit on both the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B Singles charts. The song is an international multi - million seller and 2002 Grammy Hall of Fame Inductee. (Singing)I'm Gail Nobles, and you're listening to Sound Flave (Radiae Applis).

Have you ever found yourself asking "What's it all about?" The "it" could be life, work, a personal struggle. Or this time of year, "it" could also be Christmas; through the lights and the gifts, the ribbons and bows, what is Christmas all about? It probably won't make much sense to say "the tears of a clown"-- but then, you'll have to listen to understand.

Have you ever found yourself asking "What's it all about?" The "it" could be life, work, a personal struggle. Or this time of year, "it" could also be Christmas; through the lights and the gifts, the ribbons and bows, what is Christmas all about? It probably won't make much sense to say "the tears of a clown"-- but then, you'll have to listen to understand.

This week we're kicking it with Huri, The Writer for a few laughs and some deep dives into storylines and art vs real life. On the Lowdown we open up the Kyle Rittenhouse book, white also keeping it light with Grammy nominees and Pete & Kim rumours. Hit play to hear us discuss music from Del Hartley, Maxwell & more on the Breakdown! Hit play to listen now! Follow your hosts on social media and keep up with their other shows and endeavors Nicky - www.instagram.com/nickymusique www.twitter.com/nickymusique Clarence - www.instagram.com/whoismrcool Guest social media - https://www.instagram.com/huri3/  Host Nicky Jean has a radio show called The Spot, check it out. https://www.mixcloud.com/NickyMusique/ SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS (all volumes!) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2fLue5gZGw6pYLkvB4hGgJ SONGS: Del Hartley - Swoonin Maxwell - Off Kaytranada ft Thundercat - be careful Terrace Martin - Leave us be Oldies: Lil Wayne ft Curren$y - Grown man Sous le vent - Garou, Céline

Welcome to Season 2! Seems not much has changed since Aaron and Tamu last hit the Inter-waves! Come through and learn what the kids are doing. They're chatting about MONTERO (aka Lil Nas X) and how he gives zero f*%ks! Kids today, y'all!!  Thanks for listening!

Hugo Egon Balder erzählt Geschichten und Anekdoten rund um einen Lieblingshit und seine Entstehung: "Tears of a Clown" von Smokey Robinson. Von Hugo Egon Balder.

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On this episode, we discuss white tears and taking accountability for online foolery. We also discuss Dababy's candy bar transaction, Meg's sports Illustrated cover, Chrissy Teigen being "canceled", and much more. There is also some Black Business to be discussed. Lastly, let's share what we wish someone would told us.

This episode the ladies talk RHONY and RHOBH. Scarlet feels vindicated because Kyle Richards and her share the same Erika Jayne theory and Allison is ready for Sonja Morgan to get an adult diaper deal. Enjoy the Show!!!!

In this episode, Greg, Leon and Rahul discuss the following comics: LA MANO DEL DESTINO (https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/la-mano-del-destino-tp) THE STRANGE WORLD OF YOUR DREAMS (https://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/simonandkirby/archives/210) HAHA #1-4 (https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/haha) THE MANY DEATHS OF LAILA STARR #2 (https://www.boom-studios.com/wordpress/archives/the-many-deaths-of-laila-starr-2-first-look/) ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #2 (https://www.darkhorse.com/Comics/3005-534/Orphan-and-the-Five-Beasts-2) Send any questions or feedback to (mailto:acecomicals@gmail.com) acecomicals@gmail.com. And also please subscribe (http://www.acecomicals.com/subscribe) and leave us a review! If you like what we do please consider donating to us (https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals) at https://ko-fi.com/acecomicals. All contributions will be used to defray the cost of hosting the website. Ace Comicals, over and out!#

Today JB Smoove and Miles talk about how you can find your unique bliss in the circus of life. Today's Quote: "What do happy people have in common? They appreciate what they have." - Chris Woodman (A Year of Gratitude, Workman Publishing) Follow JB on Twitter. Follow Miles on Twitter. Keep up with Team Coco Podcasts on Instagram.

4.12 - We talk comics coming out this week, Future State, and have some laughs over a clown in HAHA. (605) 215-1849 - Leave us a Voicemail or on Anchor.fm Godzilla Theme Remix By KingJamBeatz Twitter: twitter.com/wednesdaycomics @alexprostrollo @garot2188 @marvin_salguero Facebook: Facebook.com/WednesdayComicspodcast Email: wednesdaycomics605@gmail.com Visit RootsoftheSwampThing.com today and follow them online at facebook.com/rootsoftheswampthing and on twitter @dcworldswampy Visit Rainbowcomicsandcards.com for your comic book needs! --- 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/wednesday-comics-podcast/message

Spontaneouscast is back with another quarantine episode ! Kev, Shellz, and Harry invited artist Ricky Mapes to the show for the first time, as his sophomore album “Tears Of A Clown

AFTERBUZZ TV — The Librarians edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of The Librarians. In this episode hosts Yael Tygiel, Alexis Torres, and Tauri Miller discuss episode 5. THE LIBRARIANS: The Librarians is an American television series developed by John Rogers that is broadcast on TNT, premiering on December 8, 2014. It is a direct spin-off of The Librarian film series, sharing continuity with the films. The series follows four people who were chosen by Flynn Carsen (Noah Wyle) to become a new team of Librarians in order to solve impossible mysteries, recover powerful artifacts, and fight against supernatural threats, especially the forces of the Serpent Brotherhood, led by the mysterious immortal Dulaque (Matt Frewer). Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tears of a Clown - 8/12/14The Tears of a Clown - 8/12/14with Rev. Deb Phelps and Rev. Gayle BartlettRev. Deb and Rev. Gayle share on the topic of "Depression" with the recent passing of Robin Williams in mind. We encourage you to seek assistance if you need it in conjunction with your study of ACIM. God goes with you wherever you go, even if you feel you are in darkness. Join with a mighty companion who can help you seek comfort in the pain. We are here for you. See our website for support.Recorded August 12, 2014