Podcasts about through november

Through November we've been musing over the science of movement, from enormous planetary scales to tiny cellular ones. And so this week, to celebrate our devotion to motion, we bring you our Move n A! We'll be talking exercise, how animals get about, the wanderings of our early human ancestors, and movements under our feet, with a superstar panel of scientists and answering some of the questions you've been sending in... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This week on the Yellow Brit Road... a chance to wind down, relax and forget the world, temporarily. Primarily the last of those. Drown out your anxiety with the tales and mishaps of cute bear cubs, a great interview and... merch?! We had music old and new; one of the best alternative bands in the world, Velvet Underground on this week, 7-year-old Welsh singer and guitarist Arianwen, Czech-label-Italian "weird" rock trio Julinko, a new single from the Kaiser Freaks Kaiser Chiefs, London based Hey Colossus and pianist Duval Timothy! This week's submission was in from Fareham, UK, courtesy rock and roll band The Straights. Keep an eye out for them, they're gonna be big! If you'd like to get involved with the show, now is a good time! Through November and December, CFRC is running its annual funding, and each week there's something new to get involved with, and tons of great prizes from Kingston community stores! Find out all about it on cfrc.ca, and if you'd like to promote your music on the show, tweet @YellowBritCFRC or email yellowbritroad@gmail.com. We read a powerful article written by former Noisettes fromtwoman Shingai, whose latest album Too Bold is out now. Masala Chai this week was courtesy Toronto thrash punks the OBGMs who have a new album, and Montreal punk band Super Punk. Look out for my interview with them in the coming weeks! Find this week's playlist here (and support artists directly through Bandcamp and others if you can!) Catch the Yellow Brit Road live on your dials every Sunday at 8 PM ET on cfrc.ca! Get in touch with the show: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC

Sister, sister! Kimberly and Kalie are the dynamic sister duo that co-founded Travel in Chic - a chic, vegan convertible handbag brand with heart. Through November 15th, they're donating 100% of proceeds - that's right, 100 PERCENT - to the A21 campaign to help fight human trafficking. Listen in to today's episode where they share the heart behind their brand and the cause that inspired this campaign, as well as their best tips on working with family, building a brand, and mentoring the younger generation. CONNECT WITH TRAVEL IN CHIC:InstagramWebsite - Get your bag today! 100% of proceeds will be donated to A21 through 11/15/2020. GET YOUR COPY OF CAFFEINATE YOUR SOUL: 52 MONDAY MANTRAS HERE:AmazonBarnes and Noble FOLLOW ALONG:Coming Up Roses the blogTHRIVE Podcast InstagramErica's InstagramFacebook

Our recent Spotlight at True Local Market opened us up to a wonderful world of local creators and vendors. Through November we will be releasing “Mini” JXN Spotlights with some of Jacksons most talented craftspeople. This week, Robert Morris chats with Jasmine Moon Apothecary.

Our recent Spotlight at True Local Market opened us up to a wonderful world of local creators and vendors. Through November we will be releasing “Mini” JXN Spotlights with some of Jacksons most talented craftspeople. This week, Robert Morris chats with Ms. T's Sweets and Treats.

Our recent Spotlight at True Local Market opened us up to a wonderful world of local creators and vendors. Through November we will be releasing "Mini" JXN Spotlights with some of Jacksons most talented craftspeople. This week, Robert Morris chats with Turquoise’s Elderberries.

Our recent Spotlight at True Local Market opened us up to a wonderful world of local creators and vendors. Through November we will be releasing "Mini" JXN Spotlights with some of Jacksons most talented craftspeople. This week, Robert Morris chats with Mr. Brian of Hobo Pottery.

Our recent Spotlight at True Local Market opened us up to a wonderful world of local creators and vendors. Through November we will be releasing "Mini" JXN Spotlights with some of Jacksons most talented craftspeople. This week, Robert Morris chats with Ash of Foxxe Hole Treasures.

Horror movies don’t get any gayer than this.  We welcome Bryn Thomas (Horse And Horn) to the show to watch the quintessential homoerotic slasher A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985).  What can be said about this iconic gay masterpiece that hasn’t already been said?  Mark Patton shrieks her way into the history books as the FIRST Male Scream Queen. Freddy (Robert Englund) proves to be a gentle lover with Jesse (Patton) but a dom top daddy when it comes to secretly S&M loving Coach Schneider (Marshall Bell). We gag on the gayness and Bryn gives us our very first OFFER CODE! Through November 15 - get 20% off your order when you use offer code MOVIES at www.shophorseandhorn.com!! Thanks for listening and don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review us on iTunes! Shop Horse And Horn clothing and get 20% off with offer code MOVIES through Nov 15 at www.shophorseandhorn.com Bryn Thomas: Instagram @bryn80 / @HORSEANDHORN Facebook/Instagram: @moviesthatmadeusgay Twitter: @MTMUGPod Scott Youngbauer: Twitter @oscarscott / Instagram @scottyoungballer Peter Lozano: Twitter/Instagram @peterlasagna

AOTB in the DMV Top 5 - December 11, 2018 1. DMV Event this week: Washington Elite, November 30 - December 1, 2018 - Two artists' works will be auctioned - Vesa (Blood on the Podcast Floor) and Nanu Berks (Balance on the Chain). 2. Through November 30, 2018 - Gallery - "Crypto-Friendly Gallery HOFA Launches in Los Angeles With Qvantum Exhibition" by Richard Kastelein. The House of Fine Art has exhibition entitled "Qvantum" "the ground-breaking cryptocurrency exhibition of work by internationally acclaimed artists including Joseph Klibansky, Zhuang Hong Yi, Ilhwa Kim and Marco Grassi." Joseph Klibansky’s ‘The Thinker’ sculpture attracted a commission of 211 Bitcoin by a collector in advance of the London exhibit. As of the date of the article, October 26, 2018, the value of the work was £2.5M. https://www.the-blockchain.com/2018/10/26/crypto-friendly-gallery-hofa-launches-in-los-angeles-with-qvantum-exhibition/ … video - https://vimeo.com/296383236 3. Disclaimer: Scrilla's company, Rarescrilla, is a sponsor - December 6, 2018 - Event - Art Decentralized – The World of Distributed Masterpieces - curated by Light Node Media https://www.eventbrite.com/e/art-decentralized-the-world-of-distributed-masterpieces-blockchain-art-registration-51810706217 …- 4. December 7, 2018 - Event - Art Basel in Miami, "Which Art Problems can Blockchain Solve?" with Ruth Catlow, Matt Hall, Harm van den Dorpel, and Orit Gat 5. December 10, 2018 - Event - Decentralizing Art: The Hype and Hope of Blockchain - NY, 6:30 - 8:30 - Speakers include Kelani Nichole, Current Museum, John Watkinson, CryptoPunks, Abbey Titcomb, Onward Labs, Tahir Karmali, Visual Artist, Moderator: Xin Wang, Art Historian and Curator Featured Guest Naturel: instagram @naturel website: AllBurgundy.com Gods'illa music available @ : https://godsilla.bandcamp.com/ Bitcoin Tip Address: 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY Ethereum Tip Address: 0x9Ac7Bc3D3933e83A3544b36A075d2d59fac1c405 All music by DJ J Scrilla except the Gods'illa track

Welcome to Episode 9 of the Spei Lumina — Light’s of Hope podcast.  Spei Lumina is written, produced, and hosted by me Fr. Donald Knight.  I hope you like the imaginal prayer exercise I will be guiding you through today.  Today’s episode is titled Remembrance of Those Lost in Mass Shootings from All Souls 2017 Through November 8, 2018 and originally broadcast on Friday, November 9, 2018.  Since first drafting the details and prayer for this episode, two other mass shooting incidents have occurred as I went to edit and publish.  I have re-recorded the episode in order to include those violent tragic mass shootings in our imaginal prayer exercise.   If you like the show, I ask that you please subscribe to the show on iTunes and rate the episode and show.  Your ratings make a difference in helping get the word out about transforming the negativity of most mass media through imaginal prayer and pray dreaming and helping be a part of reflecting and increasing the Divine Light of God within the cosmos.   Intro:   November is the month of remembrance in so many ways.  In the liturgical Christian tradition it begins with All Saints Day on November 1st and continues with remembering the loved ones we lost throughout the previous year and all the years before on All Souls Day on November 2.  Which is followed by November 11, when Remembrance Day — or Veterans Day — is observed in the United States the UK and most of Europe commemorating all those who gave their lives in the service of defending freedom during World War I.  Not long after Remembrance day Thanksgiving is celebrated in the US, where families gather together to pause and reflect and celebrate a meal together and express gratitude for the abundant ways the Divine has blessed their lives.   In preparing for today’s podcast, I stumbled across the Gun Violence Archive website at www.gunviolence.org.  A website established to provide free and accurate information about gun violence in the United States.  Being that this podcast is being published roughly 10 days following the tragic mass shooting at the the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh fresh in the American psyche and not even 9 months after the tragic mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, it’s easy to experience these tragic and violent events through the media and taken separately, forget about the tragedies until the next one occurs.    I went to the the Gun Violence Archive website and was startled to learn that from Nov. 2, 2017 (All Souls Day 2017) to Nov. 2, 2018 (All Souls Day 2018) and including and up through November 8th 2018 — 377 days — there have been 350 mass shootings in the United States — one mass shooting every 1.06 days, or stated differently, 1 mass shooting every 25.44 hours.  During that time frame, 384 people were killed in mass shootings across the United States. During that same time period, 1,437 people were injured during the violence wrought by these mass shootings.    For this episode, I would like to focus our imaginal prayer exercise in this month of remembrance and being close to All Souls Day on remembering those who lost their lives to gun violence in mass shootings.  Remembering, so as to never forget.  Remembering so as to not be swayed by the rhetoric that promotes belief that gun violence and mass shootings are rare and infrequent and shedding light on the epidemic of gun violence in our lives.  Remembering to honor those who died in mass shootings and had a name.  Remembering in order to pray for those who are left to pick up the pieces when their loved ones were ripped out of their lives by gun violence.  Remembering so that we might be inspired to be that spark of Light, of Life that can make a difference and help illuminate the presence of hatred, bigotry, prejudice in the cosmos and respond in Love and Light.