Podcasts about These Four Walls

In this episode of the Slow Style Home podcast, I talk with Abi Dare, author of 'The Soft Minimalist Home' and the 'These Four Walls' blog. We discuss her unique take on minimalism, which is not just about having fewer things but about making space for what truly matters. Abi explains that minimalism is an approach rather than a rigid style, and how her synesthesia influences her preference for a neutral and calm home environment. She highlights that minimalism can look different for everyone—whether it's a calm, neutral space or a vibrant room full of art. We also talk about practical examples from her book, which includes homes that are both colorful and minimalist. The conversation emphasizes the importance of creating a home that reflects your personality and supports your well-being. We also discuss why style matters and how decluttering and intentional design can lead to a more fulfilling home environment. To use the Slow Style approach in your home, start with this free guide on how to create a vision that sets you up for every design decision you'll need to make!Sign up here to receive the free guide (and lots of suppport along the way).

It WILD how the fast the year has gone. It really about to be "let's circle back after the holidays" season.For the Clue In Segment, Chid shares a curated list of items to bring listeners some ease and gets into "These Four Walls" by Khamari for the song of the week.For the Main Segment, Chid is joined by Business and Lifestyle Strategist, Toks Ayinla to share the story behind her business, how her life experiences and the parts of her childhood that shaped her view on money as well as the importance of understanding money as a tool in order to not avoid feeling guilt with the more that you earn.---Connect with the "But What Do I Know?" Podcast:Insta: @BWDIKPodcastPodcast Community: In The Know CommunityYou can watch our main segments on youtube! Subscribe and watch this episode at the "But What Do I Know Podcast Youtube Channel"---Connect with Toks:Insta: @ToksTalksWebsite: https://tokstalks.com/---Episode Credits:Intro/Outro Song:Remsen- BWDIK Podcast Theme SongInsta: @itsremsenTransition Songs:Take Care - Julian Avilahttp://SoundCloud.com/julian_avilaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/but-what-do-i-know/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

¡Ya está aquí la ración semanal de vuestro podcast favorito! Con la participación de: ✔️ Juan Tejerina · @jtvillamuera ✔️ Ramiro Díez · @Ramisfactions ✔️ José Álamo · @Jose_Strife ✔️ Javier Bello · @Javi_B_C ✔️ Dan Puerta al Sótano · @dan_chaos 🎵 Intro musical de GTM Restart creada por Pitypob · @pitypob2 ✌ Cuña publicitaria cortesía de Enrique Gil · @ResenasCortas ⚙️ Edición y Montaje: Javier Bello · @Javi_B_C 🎤 Micrófonos Pulse gracias al apoyo de NZXT 💜 https://nzxt.com/en-DE 🌐 LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/gtmediciones ESPECIAL NINTENDO DIRECT - Dedicamos la sección de actualidad al último evento de la Gran N, donde ha mostrado todas las novedades que se avecinan para este 2023 con una buena cantidad de sorpresas inesperadas. - Repasaremos los principales puntos de la presentación y cuales han sido los anuncios que más nos han llamado la atención. ENTREVISTA - Hemos tenido el gusto de charlar con José María Pérez del estudio Pixel Powa, quienes están detrás de Bremen Hot Strings. Se trata de una aventura gráfica que aúna el cuento clásico de Los Músicos de Bremen con la música Swing y la opresión nazi de los años treinta. - *Estudio Pixel Powa* @Pixel_Powa https://www.pixelpowa.net/ MELOCOTONAZO 🎵 "These Four Walls" — Pretty Vicious https://open.spotify.com/track/4lIADYns7onzNNl0RIewFp?si=7da358ef76674fac&nd=1#_=_ RECTA FINAL - Para terminar, cerraremos hablando de los juegos a los que hemos estado dedicando nuestro tiempo ocio esta semana. ================ 0:00 CUÑA PUBLICITARIA 0:46 PRESENTACIÓN 6:23 NINTENDO DIRECT, RESUMEN INDIVIDUAL 17:19 MARIO KART DELUXE DLC 19:30 SPLATOON 3 PASE DE TEMPORADA 24:23 DEMO OCTOPATH TRAVELER II 27:13 SEA OF STARS 28:59 KIRBY'S RETURN TO DREAMLAND DELUXE 31:40 GAME BOY Y ADVANCE EN LA ESHOP 46:56 ETRIAN ODYSSEY TRILOGY HD 52:28 WE LOVE KATAMARI 54:21 GHOST TRICK: PHANTOM DETECTIVE 56:42 ADVANCE WARS 1+2 BOOTCAMP 1:01:31 BATEN KAITOS 1 & 2 HD 1:08:40 METROID PRIME REMASTERED 1:24:55 LEVEL 5 RESURGE 1:42:18 SAMBA DE AMIGO 1:42:59 RAINCODE 1:45:29 CEREZA AND THE LOST DEMON 1:49:33 PIKMIN 4 1:57:34 DISNEY'S ILLUSION ISLAND 1:58:31 TLOZ: TEARS OF THE KINGDOM 2:09:47 MELOCOTONAZO 2:12:10 ENTREVISTA: ESTUDIO PIXEL POWA 2:45:32 RECTA FINAL ================ #nintendodirect #tearsofthekingdom #metroidprimeremastered #batenkaitos #level5 #gameboy #gameboyadvance #nintendo #gtm #gamestribune #podcast #análisis #actualidad GTM (Games Tribune Magazine) 2023 @GamesTribune www.gamestribune.com

A church that is emptied of self, like Jesus, will be highly effective in its kingdom impact, will glorify God, and will be extremely durable to stand firm in difficult seasons. Part 4 of "These Four Walls." Philippians 2:1-11. Preached by Jared Kress on April 10th, 2022. 

We must be a church committed to the transformative worship of our Triune God, both personally and corporately. It will be the fuel that powers everything we do. Part 3 of "These Four Walls" Romans 11:33-12:1 

Folk and Americana Singer-Songwriter Alicia Stockman joins Taya Jae on Talkin' Music to discuss her debut album, "These Four Walls", the importance of vulnerability, and how to write honest songs.

God blesses the world through the channel of His covenant people, on mission. Kirby Woods must be a church after God's own heart, which beats for the salvation of the lost. Psalm 67. Part 2 of "These Four Walls." Preached by Jared Kress on March 27th 2022. 

God has told us what He expects from us in The Book. Since our goal is to have a Biblical church, we must live and serve under the authority of The Word of God. 2 Kings 22-23. Part 1 of "These Four Walls." Preached by Jared Kress on March 20th 2022. 

Folk singer Alicia Stockman talks to Ali about writing a pandemic album and the re-opening of Salt Lake music venues. Check out Alicia's new album, These Four Walls. Subscribe to our daily newsletter here.

Playlist N°3 Du 15 au 22 janvier 2022 INTRO BRET MULLINS: I Got The Key (Kiss The Girl-2021) ALICIA STOCKMAN: Stay Between the Lines (feat. Mary Bragg). (These Four Walls-2021) THE WOODPICKERS: All Life Matters (Single-2021) DON FARRIS: Tulsa Time (Bringing them Back Vol 1-2021) DON FARRIS: Workin' Man Blues (Bringing them Back Vol 1-2021) ANGELA AUTUMN: Texas Blue Jeans (Frontiers Woman-2021) PERLEY CURTIS: Did You Say That You're from Texas (Single-2021) COPPERHEAD JONES: No One Givin' Up (Single-2021) ERIN HAY: Honky Tonk Girl (Single-2021) PROUD COUNTRY: Same Star (Single-2021) COLLEEN MICHELLE MILLER: Amarillo Rain (Amarillo Rain-2021) ANGELA MEYER: Legacy (Legions & Legends-2021) J.P. MCDERMOTT: (Still the) Last Fool Here (Lucky Stars-2022) ROB MAYES: C-V-1-9 (Greatest Thing-2022) BENGT PEDERSEN: Hey Porter (Nashville Showcase,, Vol.9-2021) BILLIE JO: Redneckin' (Single-2022) BOBBY JACOBS & The Willoughby Band: Hot Burrito #4 (This Ain't My First Rodeo-2021) OUTRO: Campfire

Australian music is on the rise.With the world around us locked out and international bands no longer on the immediate touring circuit, music fans are being forced to look into our homegrown talent more than ever and the results are showing.Not only are our emerging bands receiving more exposure, but some of our seasoned campaigners are also benefitting from local interest.More recognizable bands like Frenzal Rhomb, Grinspoon and The Superjesus are back on the touring wheel and slaying it with each performance, but other bands from that era – that are just as good but not as much in the media spotlight – are also finding a resurgence in popularity.One of those is Tumbleweed who this year celebrate 30 years in the Australian music industry. It is a milestone shared by the above bands and more, and one which is richly deserved for Tumbleweed who have always maintained a strong presence despite never quite reaching the same heights. Tumbleweed will be touring as part of the Uncaged Festival early next year, joining Magic Dirt, Kingswood, The Getaway Plan, The Superjesus, Tumbleweed, Bodyjar, End Of Fashion, The Hard Ons, The Meanies and Twelve Foot Ninja plus a host of rising bands such as Psycroptic, These Four Walls, Dregg and Lagerstein.Front man Richie Lewis joined HEAVY to discuss Uncaged and 30 years as a rock band."Yeah I am,” he beamed when I mention they must be looking forward to sharing the stage with their mates again – old and new. “We sort of feel like we're arrows that have been pulled back on a bow waiting to be released. That's how we feel. It's a real cool festival. I like how it's diverse. It's got old people like us and some of my great friends like The Hard Ons, The Meanies and Magic Dirt, and it's got a whole bunch of young uns as well which I'm looking forward to. I think that's a great thing about festivals full stop is I'm always surprised by something so I'm looking forward to seeing some of the other stuff as well."With a well balanced line-up of the past, present, and future, it could be easy to see festivals such as Uncaged as something of a changing of the guard, but as Lewis points out is could also be something far more simple."Or an appreciation of rock as a genre,” he smiled. “A celebration of all of it and what we've got in this country at the moment. Most of those bands... The Hard Ons just put out a fantastic album, Meanies are always putting out something. Magic Dirt, us, we're still alive and we're still putting out stuff so I think it's really cool we aren't being caught up in this trap of being something for the latest up and coming thing and being on the cool crew or whatever. They want to spread their wings wide and brought in everything that they like about Australian music."In the full interview, Richie tells us who he is most looking forward to playing with at Uncaged, bringing through the next generation of music, the fact it is a 100% Australian line-up, celebrating 30 years as a band, Tumbleweed's new singles box set which comes out on November 26, their anniversary run of shows and more.

The sequel to Samsara's Soirusical, Samsara's Sing Sing finds our motley bunch locked up for crimes of fashion in Samsara's Sing Sing. FEATURING: April Garreffa, Mazz Ryan, Josh Hayes, Jo Boyd, Sandra Fiona Long, Sara-Rose Millar, Scott Knight, Josh Hayes, Damian Vuleta, Gillian Scott, Daniel Brasher, Michael Keighley, and Samsara Book by Samsara Theme music and variations by MBRYO Pink and Green and I Promise written and performed by Daniel Brasher Two Tooth Brushes - a poem written and performed by April Garreffa Crazy Sue monologue written and performed by Mazz Ryan The Breakout Plan - a parody written by Samsara and performed by Sara-Rose Millar, Jo Boyd, Sandra Fiona Long and Samsara Grey Nostril Hair written and performed by April Garreffa Freedom and These Four Walls written and performed by Sara-Rose Millar Lothario written and sung by Jo Boyd Support Samsara's Dramas by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/samsaras-dramas This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Wow, can you believe we're already FIVE songs into 2020101? The newest song is called "These Four Walls," and it's about parenting in a pandemic. A deep topic for sure.  If you have a story about what parenting has been like for you over this last year — the good as well as the difficult — please email it to us at jamie@misfitstars.com! We want your voice to be included in our project.

Jonny Starkes was born and raised in Hare Bay, Newfoundland. Jonny joined me on Country 89.1FM to chat about his beginnings in music, his album "Father's Boy", the single "These Four Walls" and of course his latest single "Lay It On"Jonny finished in the top 14 on THE SHOT artist competition in 2020https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKFGbh7VKvQ  (Lay it On)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN4pswFYnwg (These Four Walls)https://www.musicexperiences.org/theshot/ (THE SHOT) 

Here's Episode 96. Join us this week as Stephen reviews These Four Walls by We Were Promised Jetpacks as recommended by Jesse while they both try the Crooked Stave Colorado Wild Sage. Sounds like a recipe for success!

In this episode we interview Cardiff Comic Carnival co-founders Josh Hicks and Ioan Morris about their comics and the art community in Wales. We also discuss the 2016 exhibition at Ceredigion Museum, Aberystwyth, ‘Hollow: Mining for Stories’ which challenges the museum experience and explore the photographic work of Mark Griffiths who documents his time in lockdown in ‘These Four Walls are Closing In’. Finally, we provide a snippet of our interview with Elaine Clarke, the daughter of Betty Campbell the first Black headteacher in Wales who is set to be commemorated with a statue outside of the new BBC Wales headquarters in Cardiff. Remember you can vote in the ‘Wales Book of the Year 2020’ awards at www.walesartsreview.org! Follow us on Twitter @WalesArtsPod and send us a tweet if there are any topics or events that you think we should be talking about. You can also leave comments while supporting the podcast at www.ko-fi.com/walesartspod Links to the articles discussed: Josie Cray, ‘The Rise of Wales’s Comic Art Scene’: https://www.walesartsreview.org/interview-the-rise-of-waless-comic-art-scene/ Karen Westendorf, ‘Hollow: Mining for Stories’: https://www.walesartsreview.org/exhibition-hollow/ Mark Griffiths, ‘These Four Walls are Closing In’: https://www.walesartsreview.org/photography-mark-griffiths/ Music: ‘Vienna Beat’ by Blue Dot Sessions From the Free Music Archive (www.freemusicarchive.org) CC by NC (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)

Pricey and Browny discuss the passing of Falling In Reverse guitarist Derek Jones Winston McCall's push for heavy music to be more recognised universally and new albums out this Friday from The Used, Dance Gavin Dance, Trivium and These Four Walls. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My new show celebrates the beginning of summer! You want surf music? Check! You want some songs to listen to while driving to the beach? Check! You want songs to listen to on the porch with a cold beer? Checkmate! I also play you some great new tunes from a few albums out today Friday June 21st, celebrate the 10th anniversary of We Were Promised Jetpacks debut album “These Four Walls,” and hit your ears with two… that's right TWO #Hottakes sets! Playlist: Ice Cream & Sunscreen – Martha In The Sun – Blondie King of the Beach – Wavves Swimsuit – Cayucas Let's Go Surfing – The Drums Surf Rat – The Del-Vipers -air break- June Hymn – The Decemberists Sun Breathing – Tape Stacks Turn Off The News (Build A Garden) – Lukas Nelson & Promise of Real Make It Through The Summer – The Autumn Defense Saturday Sun – Nick Drake -air break- Black Moon Rising – Black Pumas Help Me Stranger – The Raconteurs Gold Past Life – Fruit Bats Melody of Love – Hot Chip -air break- It's Thunder and It's Lightning – We Were Promised Jetpacks Ships With Holes Will Sink – We Were Promised Jetpacks Roll Up Your Sleeves – We Were Promised Jetpacks This is My House, This is My Home – We Were Promised Jetpacks Quiet Little Voices – We Were Promised Jetpacks -air break- Disco – Surf Curse I Need A Teacher – Hiss Golden Messenger Thank Me Later – Anna Of The North Peaches – Miynt -air break- So Dry – Gaffa Tape Sandy Deathwish Blue – Kyle Craft & Showboat Honey Salted Caramel Ice Cream – Metronomy No Bullets Spent – Spoon

It’s a familiar refrain. The 15-year itch. It’s the perfect time to look back and how far a group as come — and wonder aloud how much gas is left in the tank. The More I Sleep the Less I Dream is a 15-year album. The fourth LP from a band whose lineup has remained remarkably consistent since forming to perform at a high school talent show. It finds the group searching for the magic that helped catapult their 2009 debut These Four Walls up the indie chart. Thompson admits that the group spent a couple of records hunting down chart success, but adds that this latest finds WWPJ working with something far more authentic and organic.

This time on Awakester we spun “These Four Walls” by the Scottish Indie Rock band We Were Promised Jetpacks. Jared tries his best not to mess up a scottish accent, and Jordan rolls up his sleeves to break down some of the lyrics. Join us as we help to assemble this half built house. Also, both of us really enjoyed this album and look forward to taking the show weekly once again! We also recently updated our Spotify Playlist so we have one for bi-weekly episodes and an archive so you can hear everything we’ve talked about! You can keep up-to date with our weekly playlist  here: [https://open.spotify.com/user/ht8oob8w6sf3xlcpc96vdoazb/playlist/093WMTLe6xL4hyMdnKQ6bl](https://open.spotify.com/user/ht8oob8w6sf3xlcpc96vdoazb/playlist/093WMTLe6xL4hyMdnKQ6bl) And you can find the archive here: [https://open.spotify.com/user/ht8oob8w6sf3xlcpc96vdoazb/playlist/5xZUntyrZYy3GVqbnSJHmG](https://open.spotify.com/user/ht8oob8w6sf3xlcpc96vdoazb/playlist/5xZUntyrZYy3GVqbnSJHmG) ———————————————————— Our Patreon is: [https://www.patreon.com/awakester](https://www.patreon.com/awakester) You can find us on Twitter: [https://twitter.com/awakester](https://twitter.com/awakester)

EP273 features a very talented musician/songwriter Adam Thompson from the band "We Were Promised Jetpacks"! Things talked about in this episode was having energy, sleep at home vs sleep on tour, pursuing music, The album "These Four Walls", the writing process, songs then and now, The new album "The More I Sleep The Less I Dream" putting a song together and The perfect song.

"It's always been our ethos to take whatever negative shit or bad stuff that's going on and kind of flip it on its head and accept that there's a lesson or a value in it that can be turned into a positive," explained Gray Vickers, guitarist for These Four Walls, talking about the bands latest single 'Over and Over'. "Musically, when we were putting it together, it came together really quickly. It was just in the practice space and within half an hour or an hour we had the bare bones of the song done. Of course, we put in a bit of work in after that but in terms of the vocal melodies and guitar parts and all that sort of stuff, that was pretty much knocked out in the first day. Steve (Gibb, vocals) likes to take the vocals away and really mold them. He will put the song on and drive around and listen to it for a couple of hours and whatever is going on in his mind at the time he basically marinates in that for a couple of hours and writes it down and does all that stuff. I think for him it's about overcoming the barrage of negativity that exists from day to day. He's a really out there person, but he's also a sensitive person and... when there's so much negativity in social media and the people we interact with all the time people tend to stew on things a lot and I think for him it's about getting that out of his head and realising the world is not that bad. There are some assholes in it but we can always be better and be better versions of ourselves and that's how we get to that point."Listen to the full audio to hear Gray talk more about the single, the benefits of releasing E.P's and singles over full albums, the reasons behind the bands decision to relocate to Queensland from New Zealand, the difference in music cultures and opportunities between New Zealand and Australia, how to stay relevant in the modern saturated music market and more.Kris Peters

Great tunes galore as we play some Fozzy, Stone Sour, These Four Walls, Throw the Fight, Eminem, Motionless in White and more.

In episode nine of These Four Walls, we chat to resident beauty experts Naomi and Megan about what's in their make-up bags, plus quiz Shannon on draping and other need-to-know beauty terms. Then we play true or false with Croydon rapper Nadia Rose, get the low-down on zine making with south London collective BORN n BREAD, and ask the public for their best relationship advice. Tune in – whatcha waiting for? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.