Podcasts about things unsaid

Diana Y. Paul, an award-winning novelist has a Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies and a B.A. in both psychology and philosophy from Northwestern University. Diana is a former Stanford professor in Buddhism with a focus on the role of women and intergenerational families. Things Unsaid is a multiple award-winning novel about a highly dysfunctional family. When not writing, Diana creates mixed media art. Her art has been in museums and galleries in California, Hawaii, and Japan. Diana lives in Carmel, CA with her husband and calico cat, Mao. Her favorite pastime is visiting her two adult children and playing with her two granddaughters.

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"The Things Unsaid Stay With Us Forever. When That Love One Is Gone Forever, It's Too Late." - Kate Winslet.   How many of us have things unsaid that we need to say? Is it too late? I don't think so. I believe that whether that individual is with us or on the other side, they can still hear your words. So SPEAK THEM!!  Don't build resentment, a wall of fear, pain, frustration, so you never speak about how you feel. Write your thoughts down. Build the courage and strength to share them.    I'm curious to hear how this makes you feel. What did you take from this podcast? What do you agree with? What do you not agree with? This is a time to learn together.

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A Good Omens fanfic by VerdantVulpus. Part 3 of the Fiends with Benefits series. Music: Desert and Clouded Minds by  Musikhalde, and Epic Trap Dubstep Intro by Sascha Ende, all under filmmusic.io license. Cover art by VerdantVulpus. For tags, content warnings and other details, and to leave kudos and comments, please visit the corresponding post on archiveofourown: https://archiveofourown.org/works/44535802! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/literarion/message

Story: The Unbearable Weight of Things Unsaid Author: mldrgrl Rating: Teen and Up Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/37945828 Read by: Kristin Summary: We can call this a precursor to the state of things in season 10. Maybe why they drifted apart... This is really dark and angsty and not very nice, so I'm really sorry for what they made me do. Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.Story:

What's Up People this weeks guest is Sacramento's very own up and coming R&B artist, Jeaux (pronounced Joe) we start the podcast off with reflecting and remembering the passing of Jeaux's father and his impact to not only to his family members but also the community. Jeaux reminisces on childhood memories including creating music and singing at an early age growing up in Louisiana, to making the transition to Sacramento, and wanting to bring REAL feeling back into R&B music. We discuss music roots in Sacramento and shout out artists that are still unknown, yet have credit on some of the major songs currently out in the music industry. We discuss Jeaux's upcoming project Discussions Vol. 1 "Things Unsaid" set to release on Sept. 27 2022 as well as performances locally in Sacramento. We also discuss the importance of relationships created from connectivity and how staying consistent motivates others around us.  All this and more, ENJOY!Follow Jeaux On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_itsjeaux/?hl=enFollow Jeaux On Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_itsjeauxFollow Albert Fig On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/albert_fig/?hl=en Follow On Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hypocritical_AF Follow On Tik Tok: Hypocritical AF Podcast  Check Out Hypocritical AF On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/hypocriticalafpodcast Listen On Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hypocritical-af/id1542417082 Listen On Spotify: Hypocritical AF Support The Show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hypocriticalafSupport the show

Hilde Hinton is a bestselling author of two books and big sister to Connie and Samuel Johnson. Her debut novel, "The Loudness of Things Unsaid" propelled Hilde reluctantly into the literary realm. But with her second novel now out in the world, in my humble opinion Hilde has unequivocally arrived. Released earlier this year, "A Solitary Walk on the Moon" (published by Hachette) is a delightful, tender and warm tale about ordinary people who make a difference and also about finding family outside of blood ties. A story which I suspected reflected elements of Hilde's extraordinary life. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with Hilde about this book on the podcast a little while ago.

In this Yours Sincerely Letterbox episode, Rev Kate Bottley shares the letter she wishes she could have sent to her father in law. Follow the podcast at @jessphillipspod to keep up with the latest episodes and share your letters of gratitude using the hashtag: #JessPhillipsPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #109: You Can Hurt Them Worse (by leaving things unsaid) (song starts at 6:37) There are so many different places to start writing a song. Number one would be feeling, I would say. You can find it in a space within in yourself where you can be completely honest. That doesn't mean you have to wear your heart on your sleeve or hit prospective listeners over the head with the wet bus ticket of your therapy... But I find that if I write from a place of honesty..the result is: the lyrics and the music are going to ring true. This song was written back in 1986. It is song #12 in my song book. Yes, that's going back a wee way. The melody has stayed with me. Why ? It came from that honest place, from somewhere else (and from somewhere within…) That process is somehow hard to pin down in words. But as I do my best to do that on this podcast, the thing that gets concepts across is....feeling. What I say (and sing) between the words helps to tell the story. Which brings me to the lyrics of the song....You can hurt them worse by leaving things…unsaid. That's the whole chorus! As I recorded this episode, my eyes flicked onto the next page, and so I I've sung this one as well (shall we call it): ‘Are we in love'? I find a similarity between the opening riffs of both songs. Then I discover this song somehow answers the feature song. Ah the creative force. It's a healing one, that's for sure. By the way, I'd like to suggest a new genre for music: ‘P.S.' (petrol station). This relates to something that happened when I filled the car's tank up recently. I also talk about a gig I did back in 1986. Because this song took me right back in time. Want to join me? Here we go…. Lyrics are on my blog: www.petepascoe.worpress.com (plus seascapes. Cartoons and more).

Autumn is a writer and music industry veteran who worked on campaigns for artists like Taylor Swift, Rhianna, and Jay-Z, and she was one of the first to write about Kacey Musgraves and Kelsea Ballerini. Autumn is also the Head of Content for Frank—a financial services + education company for college students—and owns The Vineside Wine Bar in Astoria, OR. During this conversation, Autumn talks about: The lesson she learned from taking a big risk that caused her to fail (or so it seemed) Experiences that caused her to feel like she shouldn't use her voice How not speaking up is almost guaranteed to effect you Her realization after taking multiple risks in her life …and much more! Learn more about Autumn here: Visit Autumn's website: https://autumnhaile.com/ Visit The Vineside's website: https://www.thevineside.com/ *** Did enjoy this episode? If you enjoyed today's conversation and you found us on YouTube, please “like” and subscribe so you are notified when new episodes are available. If you are listening on your favorite podcast platform, before sure to rate and review so that others can find and enjoy this content, too. *** Connect with Kea on social! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keameyersduggan/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmduggan/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/keameyersduggan

Part 3 of the mini-series: Tune in tonight for a Love Letter that seems to span over 2 decades and still these words have never been sent to it's recipient. Maybe the air waves will carry it to the right destination. Love always finds love.

Listen to Part 2 of Letters from the Heart, the "Things Unsaid," to hear some moving words that some of my listeners sent in. Tonight I share 3 letters about soulmate love, what things would be like and unspeakable loss.  There is so much that connects us all, and I hope that within this mini-series, you find some insight, peace, love and any and all things you may need to nurture and nourish your soul space. Thank you again for trusting me with your vulnerability.  Stay tuned each week to listen to more Letters from the Heart on this very special mini-series.

Have you ever wanted to send a letter, or make a phone call to convey your deepest feelings? Have you ever decided to keep them tucked away instead of releasing them? Things shouldn't go left unsaid, as they take up space in our energy field. The only way to move forward is to move through it...release it and allow new energy in. Listen to Part 1 of Letters from the heart, the "Things Unsaid," to hear some moving words that some of my listeners sent in. There is so much that connects us all, and I hope that within this mini-series, you find some insight, peace, love and any and all things you may need to nurture and nourish your soul space. Thank you again for trusting me with your vulnerability. Stay tuned each week to listen to more Letters from the Heart.

This week we talk about love, duty, struggle, and sacrifice in family caregiving with author of the novel Things Unsaid Diana Y Paul. Things Unsaid is a tale portraying family in all its emotional complexity that traces back three generations rooted in guilt, karma, obligation, duty and broken promises. Though this novel is Diana's latest work she also has a degree in psychology, philosophy, and a Ph.D in Buddhist Studies. As a Stanford Professor Diana authored 3 books on Buddhism.  Diana shares her experiences and insights along with her process as an artist, writer, and friend. Music by Misha Zarins. Show Links:  Diana's Website: dianaypaul.com Things Unsaid Amazon Link: amazon.com/dp/B013Y6PAC4/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Misha YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1hf_KEOaqnq3q6Yb3_hbw (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf1hf_KEOaqnq3q6Yb3_hbw) Walkshow Website: https://thewalkshowpodcast.com/ (https://thewalkshowpodcast.com/) Walkshow Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheWalkshowPod (https://twitter.com/TheWalkshowPod) Walkshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_walkshow/ (https://www.instagram.com/the_walkshow/) Walkshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewalkshow/ (https://www.facebook.com/thewalkshow/) Walkshow Email: walker@thewalkshowpodcast.com

Diana Y. Paul, an award-winning novelist, was born in Akron, Ohio and has a Ph.D.in Buddhist Studies and a B.A. in both psychology and philosophy. Diana is a formerStanford professor in Buddhism with a focus on the role of women andintergenerational families.Things Unsaid is a multiple award-winning novel: USA Best Book Awards Finalist intwo categories (Best New Fiction and Best Literary Fiction), Beverly Hills BookAwards Winner for Best New Adult Fiction, Readers Favorite Silver Award Winnerfor Best Drama, and a Pushcart Nominee. Her second novel, Deeds Undone, amystery, continues the narrative of Things Unsaid. A Perfect Match will be herthird. When not writing, Diana creates mixed media art. Her art has been inmuseums and galleries in California, Hawaii, and Japan.“With a grace that is absorbing and deft, Paul tackles many difficult questions,including filial responsibility, depression, marital strife, and sexual identity. …Theauthor depicts heart-wrenching conundrums as the three siblings are forcedrepeatedly to evaluate their personal priorities….An engaging tale of familydysfunction and intractable senior citizens.” Kirkus ReviewDiana Y. Paul is the author of three books on Buddhism, one of which has beentranslated into Japanese and German. Her short stories have appeared in a numberof literary journals. She lives in Carmel, CA with her husband and calico cat, Mao.Her favorite pastime is visiting her two adult children and playing with her twogranddaughters.Follow Diana and buy her books!www.dianaypaul.comVisit her blog on movies and art at: www.unhealedwound.comHer Amazon author page is: amazon.com/author/dianaypaulOr stop by on Facebook, Twitter: @DianaPaul10 and/or Instagram: dianapaul10and dianay.paulAuthorMusic by Jam HansleyFollow us:Everywhere @drinkingwithauthorswebsite: www.4horsemenpublications.com

Diana Y. Paul, an award-winning novelist, was born in Akron, Ohio and has a Ph.D.in Buddhist Studies and a B.A. in both psychology and philosophy. Diana is a formerStanford professor in Buddhism with a focus on the role of women andintergenerational families.Things Unsaid is a multiple award-winning novel: USA Best Book Awards Finalist intwo categories (Best New Fiction and Best Literary Fiction), Beverly Hills BookAwards Winner for Best New Adult Fiction, Readers Favorite Silver Award Winnerfor Best Drama, and a Pushcart Nominee. Her second novel, Deeds Undone, amystery, continues the narrative of Things Unsaid. A Perfect Match will be herthird. When not writing, Diana creates mixed media art. Her art has been inmuseums and galleries in California, Hawaii, and Japan.“With a grace that is absorbing and deft, Paul tackles many difficult questions,including filial responsibility, depression, marital strife, and sexual identity. …Theauthor depicts heart-wrenching conundrums as the three siblings are forcedrepeatedly to evaluate their personal priorities….An engaging tale of familydysfunction and intractable senior citizens.” Kirkus ReviewDiana Y. Paul is the author of three books on Buddhism, one of which has beentranslated into Japanese and German. Her short stories have appeared in a numberof literary journals. She lives in Carmel, CA with her husband and calico cat, Mao.Her favorite pastime is visiting her two adult children and playing with her twogranddaughters.Follow Diana and buy her books!www.dianaypaul.comVisit her blog on movies and art at: www.unhealedwound.comHer Amazon author page is: amazon.com/author/dianaypaulOr stop by on Facebook, Twitter: @DianaPaul10 and/or Instagram: dianapaul10and dianay.paulAuthorMusic by Jam HansleyFollow us:Everywhere @drinkingwithauthorswebsite: www.4horsemenpublications.com

I've talked often about how we can use our words to communicate, but it takes way more to truly connect. It's knowing our personality styles and how to speak to each other in a way where everyone is heard...and it's in the nonverbal cues that speak so loudly.  We go over five nonverbal cues this week that are like shifting from song lyrics to a full musical performance. It's more than simply words - what is left unsaid that is showing up in your life?

This is Julia Wallach, Creator and voice of Paige Gilbert on Things Unsaid, which is about Paige investigating the disappearance of her mother, a deaf journalist. This is Episode Four- Corny Talks, Paige has been recording her mother's old diaries as a method of processing the trauma, and is beginning to find intriguing information relating to the present. While Paige is going through her findings, her father walks in, and they have an important chat about their situation, and how this mystery is affecting everyone in different ways. https://thingsunsaid.libsyn.com/ Twitter: @UnsaidPodcast

Breaking Balls Podcast host Emily Nyman is back for another episode. We talk about the discipline of not spoiling a great shot with dialogue, how unspoken communication works and how damn handsome Kevin Costner is. Follow the Breaking Balls Podcast on Twitter @BreakBallsPod Join the Bull Durham Minute Dugout on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/928386427538867/ Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/BullDurhamMin

Whether it's work or in your personal life, leaving things unsaid hurts everyone! In today's episode I discuss what I have not left "unsaid"!

When we heard the initial reviews for The Loudness of Things Unsaid, we were intrigued about this debut book. Once we read it, there was no doubt that Hilde Hinton had to be our first guest on our new Series - Behind The Book. The post SheroesUnlimited Behind The Book Series #01 | Hilde Hinton appeared first on BoomerBabesLife.

When we heard the initial reviews for The Loudness of Things Unsaid, we were intrigued about this debut book. Once we read it, there was no doubt that Hilde Hinton had to be our first guest on our new Series - Behind The Book. The post SheroesUnlimited Behind The Book Series #01 | Hilde Hinton appeared first on SheroesUnlimited.

Weeks before we all went in to lockdown mode, Elly Swope came in to our studio and talked to us about growing up in the Midwest and exploring her identity through music, then we all went on a roller coaster of emotions and shared new songs around the theme, “Things Unsaid”.

I want to impart my knowledge. I need to say something. I’m well read, clever, and can talk. What a dangerous combination. My brother used to ask me “why do you always have to fill silence with your voice”. When he first said it, I saw it as a badge of honour. I assumed the quiet had nothing to say. I also assumed the quiet weren’t thinking at all. Speaking is often just another impulse. It’s the verbalisation of unfiltered thought. Sometimes it’s not even a thought. Sometimes it’s a verbalisation of ego. Leaving things unsaid is good training to tame the sub conscious. But it’s also the right thing to do. Silence allows the others to speak and think. As a leader, the silence of the leader is powerful than a speech. Silence is action. Silence is a confident statement to say: ‘“I trust you and my team” I’ll keep my voice for when I’m being asked for an opinion. Image and attribution here. Full blog article here --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-di-pietro/message

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Create Joy Podcast! Imagine how much good we could do in the world if we told everyone exactly how much they mean to us? In this episode we encourage you to tell people just how important they are. You can join in on the #createjoychallenge over on instagram or share your story with me by email at createjoypodcast@gmail.com. I would love to hear it, and if you agree, share it! Website - createjoypodcast.com Instagram - @createjoypodcast Facebook Group - Create Joy Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/createjoypodcast/message

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Meet Amaya Sunn a dynamic sister with a unique perspective on life, love and living your truth. Her first foray in the publication has produced, "Things Unsaid" a collection of poems that will simply move you. Listen to Amaya and I discuss life, passion& purpose and authenticity, as we dig into her amazing story. *Order "Things Unsaid" and learn more about this amazing woman at: www.AmayaSunn.com ***Ready to connect with me directly? Interested in 1-on-1 coaching or in coming on one of my international wellness trips? Visit: www.AwildaRivera.com for more information. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/winlife/support

Mark will discuss some things that are never said about finances, as well as things in the investment world that could drive you crazy. Later, he'll answer some questions from listeners like you.

Cherrie Moraga's play THE MATHEMATICS OF LOVE takes off from the story of La Malinche, a Native woman who in myth became the collaborator of the colonizers of Mexico. Playwright and poet Cherrie Moraga, co-editor of the class feminist of color book, This Bridge Called My Back, discusses her new play, THE MATHEMATICS OF LOVE, with Lisa Dettmer. In a time-traveling re-encounter with a 16th century female slave-turned-slaveholder, a Mexican woman in the early stages of Alzheimers is forced to concede a radically revised ledger on her life; its loves and losses, in this play which opens at San Francisco's Brava Theater on August 10. The Stanford Daily says the play has “the power to render its audience speechless – to wrench us from our academic stupor, remind us of the importance of good art, and make us feel a little more awake because of it.” And Kate Raphael talks with authors Diana Paul and Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg, who both explore the duties that one generation owes to the next and the previous. Diana Paul's award-winning THINGS UNSAID explores the moral territory of the sandwich generation, who must simultaneously fulfill their obligations to their aging parents and their children reaching adulthood. Jeanne Blasberg's EDEN spotlights the choices of four generations of women in one family when faced with unplanned pregnancies, and chronicles the consequences of their decisions. The post Covenants And Questions Among Generations appeared first on KPFA.

Maria and Didi recap episode 2x02 of Underground, "Things Unsaid". Send comments to @Roxie and @dustdaughter on Twitter or email blackgirlsquee@gmail.com.

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Underground edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of WGN America's Underground. In this show hosts Elayna Fenelon, Lina Green, Lynneisha Charles, and Franceli Chapman break down episode 2. ABOUT UNDERGROUND: Underground centers on a group of slaves planning a daring 600-mile escape from a Georgia plantation. Along the way, they are aided by a secret abolitionist couple running a station on the Underground Railroad as they attempt to evade the people charged with bringing them back, dead or alive. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/

Laura, Jo and Warren talk technology and the arts this week on Byte Into IT. Daniel Garcia and Michelle from the National Gallery of Victoria Education team discuss their efforts in getting youth involved in the arts Ghosts, Toast and the Things Unsaid at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image is a collaboration between Google's Creative Lab, Grumpy Sailor and ACMI X resident, Sandpit. Daniel Koerner from Sandpit walks us through this interesting exhibition.

Our latest VR Commission, Ghosts, Toast and the Things Unsaid is an intimate virtual reality experience that invites audiences to become the ghosts of couple, Steve and Maude, and revisit the kitchen where they fell in love, grew old and apart. The work provokes a meditation on our propensity to keep secrets, the words that go unheard, and what this means for our relationships.

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] “Modern philosophy is a desert for my money, and who cares about it? Nobody cares about it. Who’s living their life according to the conceptions of modern philosophy, nobody as far as I can see.” “We live in a universe so alienated […]

The songs and poems in this section are inspired by falling into and out of love. This part includes: Cars & Girls #342 (for The Boss) (song) The Idiad (poem) Nickels & Inches (s) Neverwhen (p) Don't Look For The Sun (s) Naomi Alaska (p) Mercury Girl (s) Mantrap (p) Things Unsaid (s) And You? (p) Glow-in-the-Dark (s)