Podcasts about there will be time

Sci-Fi, Theology, & Indies 2023 Returning for the final set of book reviews 2023 continues the sci-fi, theology, & indies books that I liked, didn't like, and the really bad ones to stay away from. And I wanted to tell you about them. TIMELINE: 00:00 - Introduction 00:15 - 8 Great Smarts & How Am I Smart? by Kathy Koch 05:11 - There Will Be Time by Poul Anderson 09:18 - Reading With Purpose by Nancy Wilson 12:07 - Dan the Destructor (Barbarians Of The Storm - Book 1) by Rob Rimes 16:16 - The Shadow of the Torturer (The Book of the New Sun #1) by Gene Wolfe 20:51 - The Green Ember by S. D. Smith 26:26 - On Getting Out of Bed - The Burden and Gift of Living by Alan Noble 29:22 - Apologetics - A Justification of Christian Belief by John M. Frame 32:14 - Slewfoot by Brom 35:29 - Earth Abides by George R. Stewart 28:46 - We Are Legion (We Are Bob - Bobiverse #1) by Dennis E. Taylor 41:12 - The Long Moonlight by RazörFist 43:48 - A Change Of Plans by Dennis E. Taylor 44:23 - Deeper: Real Change for Real Sinners by Dane Ortlund 46:33 - For We Are Many (Bobiverse #2) by Dennis E. Taylor 48:21 - The Lord Bless You and Keep You - The Promise of the Gospel in the Aaronic Blessing by Michael Glodo 50:20 - Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson 54:31 - Signs and Secrets of the Messiah - A Fresh Look at the Miracles of Jesus by Jason Sobel 56:17 - Death Date by B. Y. Simpson 1:00:16 - Hydra's Wake by Daniel Jones 01:01:31 - Roadkill by Dennis E. Taylor 01:05:13 - The Fear of Moncroix by Bryan Asher 01:06:55 - Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age by Rosaria Butterfield 01:09:55 - The Hand of God by Yuval Kordov 01:12:07 - A Knight's Quest For The Holy Grail by C. S. Johnson 01:12:56 - Faraway and Forever by Nancy Joie Wilkie 01:16:45 - The Mark of A Christian by Francis Shaeffer 01:19:07 - A Meeting With Medusa by Arthur C. Clarke 01:20:59 - Art And The Bible by Francis Shaeffer 01:24:08 - Personal Finance for Teens Simplified by J. Lykins 01:25:12 - Periapsis Christmas by Katie Roome 01:28:59 - Periapsis Christmas 2 by Katie Roome 01:32:45 - Conclusion LINKS: Links to the books and the text reviews will be updated and hyperlinked above as the individual books.

Matthew 17 | "There Will Be Time" | Mark Rector

For the past five years, I've been listening to the song "There Will Be Time" by Baaba Maal and Mumford and Sons every time I take off in a plane. Why, you ask? In this episode, I dive into the musical elements of this song that make it both calming and exhilarating. Then, I talk about some criteria anyone can use to find a song to listen to during any "anxious events" that may come up in life! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nittygrittyofditties/support

What happened in Las Vegas will never be okay...and we will also rebuild and reconnect and rise stronger than ever before because of it. Today's conversation dives deeper into: Sasha's recovery journey, choosing love and softness vs. anger and fear, the different ways we all move through pain, healing, self-care, and sobriety. Bio: Sasha is a writer, life & recovery coach, heart healer, speaker, and woman who believes in hope, healing, and daily miracles for all. She does 1:1 coaching and writes for publications, such as HuffPost and Ravishly. She loves the ocean, her 9pm bedtimes, and the Lion is her spirit animal. Learn her 5 tools to quit your addictions here: http://www.sashaptozzi.com/optin/ Find her: web: www.sashaptozzi.com insta: @sasha_tozzi Things we mention: There Will Be Time by Mumford and Sons The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron Braving the Wilderness by Brene Brown Self-care for the self-aware by Dave Markowitz Vienna Pharaon @mindfulmft

NEW FOR JANUARY 15, 2017 For a full 10 years now, (math properly checked this time) BRYHNH producer Rick From New York has been tasked for what has developed into one of each year's most anticipated shows. This annual event is Rick's perspective on the best tracks played on BRYHNH from the previous year, affectionately known as Rick's Picks. Now to be sure, this end of year "Best Of" list is not what you might expect. This is Rick From New York meticulously sifting through Volumes 274 - 300 and choosing the finest tracks, both new releases and classics you may or may not have ever heard before, that graced the BRYHNH feed from the past year. And again, Rick has picked a list of winners like a six year old can pick a booger. As you will read below, there is a dispute over the linear nature of the events that led up to the thematic content dispute between episodes 301 and 302 that Rick attributes to a Mexican cactus debauch. But I heartily say this can only be settled by a Mexican cactus summit on my turf. Where my people can provide protection. It was only business, Rick. I always liked you. So as the bell rings to start round one, I present to you: Not Dead Yet - Rick's Picks 2016 We now join Rick in progress . . . I've been doing this for a while now. In December, every year since 2006, I get a little kernel of anxiety in the pit of my stomach as the deadline for the January 15th "Rick's Picks" approaches. I want to do a good job of representing BRYHNH, staying true to the Brand while inserting my own take on the year's offerings, but... am I up to it? A couple of times I thought about trying to back out because, after all, December can be a crazy-busy time and believe it or not, putting this podcast together has more to it than you might think, as I have written about previously. This year the kernel became a throbbing mass as I realized that my ears had died to most of my musical interests. Because the nature of my obsessions are not fully understood, or under control, I am constantly led down odd streets, and sometimes... blind alleys. How else to explain my year-long obsession with the music of "Hamilton: an American Musical"? December arrived once again, along with the gnawing realization that I had only a very short time to immerse myself in the BRYHNH universe to pull out an acceptable contribution. Well, inspiration arrived just like a shiny Christmas morning; how could I not acknowledge the passing of so many music icons in 2016? All I had to do was cherry-pick the years' podcasts for my dearly departed playlist! Perfect! And easy, I thought. I promptly emailed Perry Bax with my idea, to which he responded with a hearty thumbs up, and encouragement that I was "on a good track". Imagine my surprise when on 01.01.17 "In the Wake of 2016" drops. Bowie, Prince, Russell, Frey and Emerson...all there. Even a belated Leonard Cohen track I had planned on using on my fadeout! Was I upset? No. Taken aback? Definitely. But what's a bit of larceny between friends, eh? I may have emailed during a Mexican Holiday Tequila Debauch and in the cold light of day (ouch!), I'm sure Mr. Bax thought it was HIS idea. Just to prove that I remain light on my feet after all these years, here is my musical riposte to "In the Wake of 2016". Ladies and Gents, I give you "Rick's Picks for 2016: Not Dead Yet". Alive and kicking, Rick from New York Not Dead Yet - Rick's Picks 2016 1. After Midnight (live) - Eric Clapton w/ Derek Truck and Doyle Bramhill Buy From iTunes* 2. Street Fighting Man (live) - The Rolling Stones Buy From iTunes* 3. After The Gold Rush (live) - Neil Young w/ The Promise of Real Buy From iTunes 4. Woodstock (live) - Joni Mitchell Buy From iTunes* 5. Wristband (live) - Paul Simon Buy From iTunes 6. Tomorrow Never Knows (live) - Govt. Mule Buy From iTunes* 7. Hey Joe (live) - Bad Company Buy From iTunes 8. Big Yellow Taxi (live) - Joe Jackson 9. Oops ! I Did It Again (live) - Richard Thompson Buy From iTunes* 10. Peaches en Regalia (live) - Phish Buy From iTunes 11. I Want More (live) - Tedeschi Trucks Band Buy From iTunes* 12. Smash The Mirror / We're Not Gonna Take it (live) - The Who Buy From iTunes 13. The Greatest Thing (live) - Elvis Costello and The Attractions Buy From iTunes* 14. Beautiful (live) - Carole King Buy From iTunes 15. There Will Be Time (live) - Mumford and Sons w/ Baaba Maal, Beatenberg, and The Very Best Buy From iTunes The Best Radio You Have Never Heard. Just another piece of billion year old carbon. Accept No Substitute.

Erin Stutland is taking fitness to a whole new level. Blending fitness, nutrition, mind, confidence for the perfect fitness regime helping reshape not only your body, but most importantly your mind. Listen in to find out what ability the power of positivity has on our mind and lives.   Fitness is not solely about counting calories, losing weight and punishment. The fitness movement is about stepping into your power, so stay connected to yourself. To expand your mind, to expand what you think and expand what you believe.   “Creating movement with your body, creates movement in your life.”– Erin Stutland If you’re feeling stuck in business, in your life, your relationship, finances, and you just feel stuck. Get out and move. Even if it’s just a 20 minute walk. Getting the fresh air and creating easy movement will create a shift in your mind and heart. Shrink Session – What can I expect, see, feel? Shrink session is a combination of cardio dance, kickboxing, HIIT workouts and yoga. Yoga meaning the mindfulness. Shrink session does that by incorporating mantras that you’re saying out loud while you are working out. The reason behind this is because it’s a practice of training your body and mind. By training in this way you’re sending the message to your mind, but because you’re also exercising your body, it’s sending a message to your body, your cells, your muscles. People may be hesitant initially, but quickly see the POWER behind it once they start their practice.   People tend to have negative feelings about working out. Shrink sessions replaces the negative “it’s hard” conversations with positive thoughts. And it’s scientifically proven, that exercise becomes more enjoyable and becomes easier.   How do you incorporate Shrink Session into your current fitness regime? Make a list of things that are troubling you. What you’re struggling with or are afraid of, and turn them into positive affirmations. For example: “I don’t attract clients”, into “I’m a magnet for success.” You create several mantras for yourself and have your list ready. Then you take that into your workout. So you’re doing a squat for example, with music is perfect, and use your mantra as you do your set. And use a different mantra with your next set.   How to get started if you’re not in a workout regime? Start with 5 minute workout, which is available on her website. Then graduate to 10 minute workout and work yourself up to 45 minutes. When incorporated with mantras, people really take to it and are inspired.   How can mother’s inspire their families? The Soul Stroll- a soundtrack with energetic music and mantra’s in Erin’s voice. Mom’s can listen to these in the home, or the car, and the kids listen to it and chanting along, and they really adopt the idea very easily. Mostly because they love to scream things.   Erin’s TV Show – Altar’d Erin is co-hosting a TV show called Altar’d starting this January. Every episode is a new overweight engaged couple. They are separated for 90 days and meet again at the altar. This is a very realistic timeline and very realistic look for real people. What she is expressing to women is that it’s not just about food and exercise. It’s about changing how you think about yourself and what you’re capable of. She believes in coaching from a place of love and support and not a hard core, nasty name calling, manner. Looking forward to watching this! Premieres January 17 at 8pm.   Erin’s 3 Habits to Ensure Her Health Journey: Morning pages almost daily. Number one life habit. Drink warm lemon water. Get 10,000 steps a day in addition to workout.   Erin’s Morning Routine Warm lemon water, giant glass. English breakfast tea. Take journal to write 3 pages of what’s on her mind and generate ideas for the day. 15 Day Fat Loss Kick Start Ebook Download your FREE copy here!! DOWNLOAD!   Check your email. You will receive access for instant downloading. We respect your privacy- We will not rent, spam or sell your email. Erin Stutland’s Bio: Erin Stutland shows you that movement in your body creates movement in your life. She doesn’t believe it takes going to extremes to get a body and a life you love, but that a little movement every day goes a long way. If you can make it fun and enjoyable, the results will come even faster. Having appeared in Glamour Magazine, Fox News, KTLA, Shape, Yoga Journal, Mind Body Green, Well + Good and more, Erin is former professional dancer turned actress turned fitness expert and life coach. She is the creator of workout programs Shrink Session: Sweat Therapy and Soul Stroll, which combine everything from dance, kickboxing, toning, yoga, meditation and life coaching. She blends mantras into all her workouts in a unique way so that not only are you more present and focused while working out, but you finish feeling uplifted and inspired, ready to take on whatever you set your mind to. Erin’s job is to MOVE you- physically, mentally and spiritually. Links and Resources Find Erin on her website. Grab a free quickie mantra Shrink Session workout HERE. Treat yourself to a free Soul Stroll playlist HERE. Altar’d TV Show co-hosted by Erin Stutland. Erin’s Favorite Music for: pushing harder: I Love London by Crystal Fighters when feeling blue: There Will Be Time by Mumford & Sons to sooth when tense: River by Leon Bridges Brenda’s Recommended Books: The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron Radical Acceptance: Embracing Your Life With The Heart of a Buddha by Tara Brach Brenda’s Recommended Digital Source: Podcasts! Tara Brach | Jack Kornfield | Two Dope Queens (great comedy!) If you missed it, our last podcast episodes were messages from our very own host, Jennifer Knecht:  How To Change– great tips for change and perfect timing to apply to our New  Years intentions. Looking Back on 2016

This year has been a major one for me. It's been full of challenges & lessons, ups & downs, wins and setbacks. In today's podcast, I'm sharing with you the top lessons I've learned in 2016 and what I'm carrying with me into the New Year. I had a few breakthrough moments that I've shared with many of my clients and today I want to share them with you. Some are about weight loss, some are about emotions and others are about money. We're covering a lot of ground today! Don't miss it! Want to know my fave books of 2016? I'll share those, too! http://primalpotential.com/276-top-lessons-from-2016/ EB's Top Lessons from 2016 It's been a really powerful year. Today's episode is short and I think you'll really want to take a listen to hear how these few lessons have transformed my peace of mind, improved my health and saved me time & money! Set it down Travel light Do things that scare you My favorite books of the year! Deep Work (work/business) Tools of Titans (everything but the kitchen sink) The Way of the Peaceful Warrior (mindset/emotions) The Slight Edge (achievement) The Most Important Thing (finance) Try Paleo Power Meals - use the coupon code ebprimal20 to save 20% (If you haven't listened to my episode where I review my experience with them, check out #273 here) My top songs of the year (these were most frequently played on my Spotify playlist) Let It Go by James Bay No Mediocre by T.I (explicit) There Will Be Time by Mumford & Sons Pour Johanne by Jean-Michel Blais Unstoppable by Sia Resources: To join the winter 2017 Fat Loss Fast Track, click here. For more on Breaking Barriers, click here.

On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell calls Luke Sheafer of Me Like Bees to discuss the band's new EP, There Will Be Time. Luke tells James the reason the record took so long to be released, his experience recording with John Feldmann, what he hopes fans take away from the new material, and much more. There Will Be Time is in stores right now, so please make it a point to experience the EP as soon as you have finished this podcast.