Podcasts about thank you for being

En 1978 yo estudiaba el primero de los entonces cinco cursos de Periodismo y empecé en agosto a trabajar en el periódico la Hoja del Lunes. Mi amigo Juan Francisco Santiago llevábamos un par de años acudiendo a la calle Juan Bravo, a la sede de Radio Popular, donde en la frecuencia modulada, de lunes a viernes de 5 a 6 de la tarde, Manolo Fernández realizaba su mítico “Toma Uno”, precedido de su amigo y valedor Julio Ruiz con su “Disco Grande. Hoy continuamos la serie dedicada a los discos que me compré en 1978 bajo prescripción del maestro de Tirso de Molina. Todas las canciones seleccionadas fueron pinchadas por Manolo en aquel año, incluso alguna como la elegida de Joe Walsh que iniciaba también una de esas cuñas de apertura magistrales, montadas a mano por el propio Manolo con el corta y pega en cintas abiertas de aquellos fantásticos magnetofones. Manolo estrenaba discos increíbles. Fue el primero en pinchar, entre otras grandes canciones, “Sultans Of Swing” versión single. Aquí suenan los grandes artistas del sello Asylum en su esplendor: Linda Ronstadt, Andrew Gold, Warren Zevon, Joe Walsh o Louise Goffin, la hija de Carole King, que grabó su primer disco. Manolo no cesaba, ni cesa de descubrirnos artistas y grupos, discos como el de Craig Fuller & Eric Kaz, con esa canción “Annabella” que fue un himno del programa, himno que Fernández recitó traducido. DISCO 1 TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS Listen To Her Heart (7) DISCO 2 DIRE STRAITS Sultans Of Swing (IMELDA - 19) DISCO 3 FIREFALL Count Your Blessing (4) DISCO 4 ANDREW GOLD Thank You For Being a friend (1) DISCO 5 LINDA RONSTADT Alison (4) DISCO 6 WARREN ZEVON Werewolves Of London (Cara 1 Corte 4) DISCO 7 JOE WALSH Indian Summer (3) DISCO 8 LOUISE GOFFIN Singing Out Alone (Cara 2 Corte último) DISCO 9 CRAIG FULLER & ERIC KAZ Annabella (6) DISCO 10 VALERIE CARTER Lady in The Dark (5) DISCO 11 JERRY JEFF WALKER Tryin’ To Hold The Wind Up To the Sail (Cara 1 Corte 1) DISCO 12 EMMYLOU HARRIS Two More Bottles of Wine (CD 1 - 12) DISCO 13 POCO Crazy Love (7) Escuchar audio

The gay roommates dish about Silky Nutmeg Ganache, Tamisha Iman, RuPaul and the rest of the Drag Race family.  They've come to the end of the road and they want to Thank You For Being a Friend.  Thank you, Next!

In this episode I have a conversation with Rey Ortiz, creator of Solo La Familia and professional soccer player. He talks about his life coming from Mexico to the United States with his parents and his goals for setting up others for success. Support Rey by following him on Instagram @ortizrey11 and his brand Solo La Familia on Instagram @solola_familia. If you enjoyed this episode the best way to support my podcast is hit the subscribe button and leave a 5 star raiting. You can also follow Thank You For Being here on Instagram @THYFBH_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode I talk to head coach and board member of the California Storm Jamie Levoy. Support the California Storm by following them on Instagram @calstormsoccer and visiting their website www.calstormsoccer.com If you enjoyed this episode the best way to support my podcast is hit the subscribe button and leave a 5 star review. You can also follow Thank You For Being here on Instagram @THYFBH_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Happy Thanksgiving! I created an 11 song countdown of songs that fit with this special holiday. Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0k2QZIsrhwCNMOu4f6mzFi?si=vFgOhQqFSeqhqHJR8FWb9wTheme Song: "Dance Track", composed by Jessica Ann CatenaSongs Used:"We Are Family" - Sister Sledge (1978)"Little Birdie" - Vince Guaraldi (1973) - A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving11. “Thank You” - Dido (2001)10. “The House That Built Me” - Miranda Lambert (2010)9. “Apple Peaches Pumpkin Pie” - Jay & The Techniques (1967)8. “Thank You For Being a Friend” - Cynthia Fee (1984)7. “Harvest Moon” - Neil Young (1992)6. “Big Blonde and Beautiful” - Queen Latifah (2007)5. “Let ‘Em In” - Wings (1976)4. “Home” - Phillip Phillips (2012)3. “Thanksgiving” - George Winston (1980)2. “Thanksgiving Song” - Adam Sandler (1992-1993/1996) & Kevin Nealon 1. “Thanksgiving Theme” - Vince Guaraldi (1973) - A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving

In today's episode, I respond to a listener question about Brahmacharya with a discussion about this Yama in the context of the greater purpose of the path and with specific ways to integrate this teaching into your everyday life.  Like the show? Please share us with a friend. THANK YOU FOR BEING. FUTURE blessings II. To receive my weekly newsletter (centering the work of Living the Yoga). To join my online practice community: the Wildcat Yoga Club. To purchase & receive immediately downloadable teachings. To support the show. The Sunrose Yoga website.

In our series finale, Daniel and Linzi remember the good (and the bad) of this season's books: Stalker From the Stars, The Chiffon Scarf, Buddies, The Penetrator: The Target is H, and Some Sort of Spell. We are joined by your votes from the People's Pulpies survey, as well as call-in votes from Amber, Courtney of The Cult of Domesticity, and Jessie of Alphabet Flight. Expect at least one more episode this year, announcing updates on Linzi's (my) new project. For now, I will keep our Twitter and Instagram feeds going in case you want to say hi (and, selfishly, because that's where I can hang with my podfriends). Words really cannot express how much you have meant to us. Instead, we tip our hats and raise our not-so-pulpy glasses to you, dear listener, for your support. -- Follow and chat with us on social media: Twitter: @33_Pulp Instagram: @33pulp Web: 33pulp.com -- Credits: Editor: Linzi Intro and Category announcements: British Voice Pro  Music: "Bomb Timer Sound Effect." Accessed August 2019. "Cinematic Opening Awards" by DOOB "Enjoy Your Life." Enjoy Your Life. Akashic Records (2012). CC-ND, CC-NC, CC-BY. Accessed August 2019. "Enter Sandman (MIDI Version)." Accessed August 2019. "Epic Awards Logo" by Alexiaction "Free Surprise Sound Effect." Accessed August 2019. "Happy Upbeat." Nilly Nell (2017). CC-ND, CC-NC, CC-BY. Accessed August 2019. "Inspiring Folk Music." BDK Sonic. "I Spy - Spy Music (Copyright Free) Instrumental FREE Background Music." Accessed August 2019. "Party Horn Sound." Mike Koenig. Accessed August 2019. "Punch." Accessed August 2019. "Swish, Swoosh, Cutscene Sound Effect." Accessed August 2019. "Time Machine Sound Effect." Accessed August 2019. "Time of My Life (MIDI version)." Accessed August 2019. "Thank You For Being a Friend (Kids' Songs) [Intermediate-Advanced Piano Tutorial" by Rhapsody Piano Studio (Youtube) "Uplifting Piano & Tropical Vibes (2018)" by TROPICALMUSIC   Sound Effects (all cc by 3.0): "Small Clap" by Kellieskitchen on freesound.org "Elevator Ding" by Corsica "Evil Laugh" by Himan "Paparazzi Cameras" David Koenig "Por Do Sol" in Bossa Chillanova by Solxis "Sad Trombone" by BenBoncan

Actor/Director/Composer Bruce Dow is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue Today! Today’s episode gets unclose in personal with Bruce as we explore everything from challenges with body image to recognizing when its time to follow a different path and embracing the signals for change. My heart was full after this interview with Bruce. It always feels that way when I experience truth. When someone decides to share their journey without making it pretty or palpable. Grab a cup of your favourite beverage and be prepared to be challenged and bear witness to someone who is open and not willing to pretend.   In this episode: The challenges that Bruce has had to overcome with eating disorders and body image through his career How to think about acting, regardless of the genre you are performing What the role of an artist is in today’s society What artist need to consider when attempting to get their message out through their work What skill he continues to work on   Bruce’s Credits:   Broadway: Jesus Christ Superstar (2012 ®Tony nominated Best Revival Musical), The Music Man, Anything Goes, Jane Eyre. Stratford Festival (selected): The Tempest, starring Academy Award Winner® Christopher Plummer; The Comedy of Errors, Cabaret, Into The Woods, Guys and Dolls, The Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare Theatre Company (DC): A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum (Helen Hayes Nomination); A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Studio Theatre: “F” in Mike Bartlett’s COCK. Awards:  2 Dora Mavor Moore Awards (Toronto), Best Actor and Best Actor Musical for his work with Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Toronto Theatre Critics Association Award, Best Actor; My Theatre Award, Best Ensemble, Sextet by Morris Panych. Director: The Grand Theatre; The National Arts Centre; Festival Players of Prince Edward County, and directed broadwayworld.com nominated Best Independent Theatre Production, Thank You For Being a Friend.    Bruce’s CD “Keepin’ Out Of Mischief” is available on iTunes.  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/keepin-out-of-mischief/1154815895   Details for Bruce’s show: Beautiful Things at 120 Diner   Connect with Bruce! Twitter: @DowBruce www.brucedow.com

In our season 4 finale, Daniel and Linzi remember the good (and the bad) of this season's books: Claudia and the First Thanksgiving, Do Not Murder Before Christmas, Ghosts I Have Been, The Panorama Egg, and The Secret of the Old Clock. We're 33% Pulp and you're 100% as cool as Mrs. Pickett. Editor's Note: I (Linzi) tried a new audio levelling tool but the ep came out a bit...unlevelled. That said, the content is all present and audible. Sorry! Won't happen again! We'll be on hiatus for a bit, but we'll still be releasing content and updates. Stay tuned! -- Follow and chat with us on social media: Twitter: @33_Pulp Instagram: @33pulp  Web: 33pulp.com -- Credits: Editor: Linzi Intro and Category announcements: British Voice Pro  Music: "You! You!" by Stylish Kids in the Riot (Album: You! You! EP) 2010 "Thank You For Being a Friend (Kids' Songs) [Intermediate-Advanced Piano Tutorial" by Rhapsody Piano Studio (Youtube) "Paffendorf - Be Cool 2001 (DJs From Mars Radio Edit) [HQ]" posted by MrSWMusic on Youtube "Go for it, Kuroko!" posted by NUTTO 1990 on Youtube "Beyonce - Irreplaceable (MIDI/Instrumental Cover)" posted by MIDI Music Collection on Youtube "Cinematic Opening Awards" by DOOB "Epic Awards Logo" by Alexiaction "Uplifting Piano & Tropical Vibes (2018)" by TROPICALMUSIC "My Favorite Things - Kids on the Slope | Piano Tutorial" uploaded by Nimbus Cumulus on Youtube. "Private Hemingway Reporting for Duty" score by George Fenton In Love and War OST. uploaded to youtube by Beautiful Music Librarian (The remainder are all within the public domain.)   Sound Effects (all cc by 3.0): "Small Clap" by Kellieskitchen on freesound.org "Cricket Sound Effect" by Ken O'Brien "Elevator Ding" by Corsica "Evil Laugh" by Himan "Paparazzi Cameras" David Koenig "Por Do Sol" in Bossa Chillanova by Solxis "Sad Trombone" by BenBoncan "Suspense" by Caroline Ford (The remainder are all within the public domain.)

Thank You For Being

Although still in her twenties, Louise Bleach has already lived an amazingly full life, busying herself in sustainability projects designed to make the world a better place. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she moved to Edinburgh to do a Masters in Social Anthropology, which included a fascinating, on-the-ground thesis on spiritual exorcisms in nomadic Moroccan desert tribes. Disillusioned with the rat race in London, she decided to totally change her life by plopping her finger on an atlas with the intent of moving to whichever country it landed on! That country turned out to be Malawi, and her brave adventures continued there with a three-year stint studying permaculture and cultivating fair trade mangoes. Initially a huge success, this social project was utterly destroyed by the greed of gas/mining investors who took over the plant and squeezed all the joy out of the operation to maximize profits. This situation is a perfect micro-study of how Capitalism itself is not enough to see the world straight and how its immorality and inherent lack of compassion drives inequality, foments fear and crushes communities trying desperately to find their feet. We also discuss the nature of existence, free will, other world dimensions, AI ethics and whether or not there are ghosts, spirits, and/or Gods. And she also shares her views on climate change and how we now urgently need to reduce our addiction to plastic before it's too late. Louise currently works for clean-tech company Desolenator, which desalinates water cost effectively using solar power and is beta testing the technology in Dubai, Cyprus and Lake Turkana in Northern Kenya. Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-bleach-17894195/ www.desolenator.com “Waking Up” podcast by Sam Harris: https://samharris.org/podcast/ “Thank You For Being late” by Thomas L Friedman: https://tinyurl.com/yd72sfr7 “Dead Aid” by Dambisa Moyo: https://tinyurl.com/yd2dld23 “Homo Deus” by Yuval Noah Harari: https://tinyurl.com/y8js6tqf A Pint With Seaniebee Audible Feast's list of Best Podcast Series of 2017: https://tinyurl.com/ya5yj9vs Top 12 Best New Podcast Series of 2016: http://tinyurl.com/gps9tn5 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2017: https://tinyurl.com/y7ryajat 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2016: http://tinyurl.com/hp83rnw Release date: March 30th 2018 Runtime: 66m Recorded: London

We had the totally fun Jeremiah Coughlan (@haha_jcough, Crom Comedy Festival, Hudson Comedy Festival) and the amazingness that is Pauline Yasuda (@PaulineYasuda, California's Funniest Female Winner, The Bill Engvall Show) on the Big Pine Comedy Festival's live Thank You For Being a Podcast! We sat at Blendz in Flagstaff and watched the one where Dorothy tries to write a letter to her dead father, Sophia pretends to be possessed by Rose's late husband's ghost and Blanche coaches a baseball player with unorthodox methods. We talked about being 3/4 dead, Abbott and Costello's "relationship" and the enemies of wigs. Music by Mike Dennison (@mikd33) and Brian Kokernak (@kokernutz). Disclaimer: Genevieve's voice is a little low in this recording, but she is there! Just listen closely it's a fun episode.

The absurdly funny comedian and podcast host Genevieve Rice joined me at 32 Shea for some drinks set to some theme music of blaring 90's jams and someone apparently hurling silverware at a stack of dishes for an hour. But then we got down to talking about how to create your own huge comedy festival, how to navigate relationships with artists, and how good that show "Feud" is. Genevieve is performing TONIGHT, May 10, at 8:00 PM at The Lounge in Phoenix. The show is $5 added to your delicious Italian meal. Location details at thelounge.social. You can listen to Genevieve every week on her Golden Girls Podcast, Thank You For Being a Podcast, on iTunes or at thabkyouforbeingapodcast.libsyn.com Her podcast co-host Anthony Demsamito is performing at the Hollywood Improv for Ya Feel? on May 29, ticket information at hollywood.improv.com You can also follow Genevieve on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @genevieverice. Trust me, you should. Don't forget to follow Starving Artists PHX on Facebook, iTunes and Google Play, and on Twitter @saphxpodcast For questions, comments and suggestions email us at STARVINGARTISTSPHX@GMAIL.COM

Mike and Paul may be in recovery, but they brought the show to Sean, who was recovering from a nasty accident outside his apartment. In fact, it speaks to this episode's subject! Songs: (1) “Skeletons” – Jr. Jr.; (2) “We Are The People” – Empire of the Sun; (3) “Pull Yourself Together” – The Boxer Rebellion (feat. Hey Anna); (4) “Friends” – Francis & The Lights (feat. Bon Iver); (5) “Younger Us” – Japandroids; (6) “When I Fall” – Sam Phillips; (7) “Hold On (I’m Coming)” – Sam & Dave; (8) “Thank You For Being a Friend” – Andrew Gold (Drop the Needle does not own or claim ownership of any music used in this podcast. All rights go to original owner.)

DOWNLOAD PLAYLIST Andrew Gold- “Thank You For Being a Friend,” Rhino Hi Five EP (2005) Jack Black- “Love Lifted Me”- Bernie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2012) Hank Williams Junior- “Canyonero”- The Simpsons Ed Helms- “I Will Remember You,” The Office  (Sarah McClachlan cover)

Thank You For Being a Friend, A Tribute to Rue McClanahan   In this special Tuesday episode of Cocktails and Cream Puffs we devote the entire show to the life and career of the Emmy Award winning actress, Rue McClanahan best known for her portrayals in Maude, Mama's Family, Sordid Lives and of course The Golden Girls as our favorite man hungry Southern Belle, Blanche Devereaux.   Today’s episode is brought to you by Audible.com.  Get a FREE audiobook download at audiblepodcast.com/creampuff.  Over 75,000 titles to choose from for your iPod, iPhone, or mp3 player.   Visit our website at www.cocktailsandcreampuffs.com Show your Creamie Pride and go to www.cafepress.com/creamie Call the Skype listener line at 716-989-0189 Join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/cocktailsandcreampuffs Email us at mail@cocktailsandcreampuffs.com Check out www.Pride48.com  June 25th-27th  Join us as we join more than 30 other GLBT podcasts from around the world podcasting live...The LIVE Cocktails and Cream Puffs show will be June 26th from Midnight-1:30am EST