Podcasts about Time Passages

Three hours of high drama, recorded live at Nowadays in New York. We know what you're thinking: why did it take so long to get Binh on the RA Podcast? There's no easy answer, especially given that he's been a favourite of ours for over a decade now. So to make up for lost time, the revered digger lands on the series with a tantalising three-hour mix, recorded live at Nowadays in New York earlier this year. Crammed with rare and unreleased gems spanning house, techno, and electro, RA.989 is heavy on drama, catching the Düsseldorf native in unbridled performance mode. This is Binh in 2025. But rewind across the past two decades and you'll find a DJ who excels in pretty much any situation, whether warming up for Zip or Margaret Dygas, going back-to-back with masters like Nicolas Lutz or rolling out solo sets that stretch across ten or even 12 hours. He's acted out all these scenarios most often at Berlin institution Club der Visionaere, the cosy canalside club that became a kind-of spiritual home. (He'd sometimes spend every night of the week there, before parenting duties got the better of him.) To play for half a day you need a lot of records, and the backbone of Binh's craft has long been a freakish passion for vinyl. Along with Lutz, Vera, and others in CDV's orbit, he approaches the pursuit of wax, new and old, with next-level dedication and a fondness for blind buys. That's true of RA.989, although among the un-Shazamables are many tracks that are either out or coming out on Binh's popular Time Passages label. The mix finds him on a house-y tip, luxuriating in roomy basslines, driving 303s and twinkly melodies—with just the right amount of evil. Lock in and savour a one-of-a-kind DJ, completely in the zone. @binh Find the interview at ra.co/podcast/989

How do we use this element by which we measure life-Time? How we do brings meaning and purpose to our lives.Jan shares the precious advice his father gave him at the end of his life--a gift of love.

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Like far too many people across the world, Kyle Henry was forced to spend his mother's last days communicating from behind screens and PPE as the COVID-19 pandemic raged. But Henry — a prolific filmmaker and associate professor at Northwestern University — also saw an opportunity to shine a light on dementia, caregiving, and his own relationship with his mother. His film “Time Passages” stands as a tribute not just to one family struggling with the impending loss of a matriarch, but to all the caregivers and people living with dementia who have traveled similar paths. Learn more about the film, as well as screenings and streaming information:https://www.timepassagesfilm.com/ Learn more about Caring Across Generations: https://caringacross.org/

Watch This Episode On YouTubeWhat do you get by matching "a former Marine Corps drill instructor and an elementary arts educator"? A fantastic filmmaker in Kyle Henry. Kyle teaches film production at Northwestern University and has made both narrative and docs films to the acclaim of the Independent Spirit Awards and other film festivals. He's back with his newest film, TIME PASSAGES, which is one of the most unique documentaries you'll ever see.In this episode, we discuss:how TIME PASSAGES is graduate level doc filmmaking -- how was he able to pull that off?a bunch of awards for his debut feature, ROOM (2005) -- how? he credits it to being an observer of his community and engaging with this world;is that challenging for students nowadays, who may be perpetually online? and he flips the script to that question by saying "you can't make films based on the past";"you have stories within you", Kyle points out;the film TIME PASSAGES and how he came up with the unique tools of telling the story -- it's about the "struggle of putting the pieces together and then the process of letting go" with his family;if this film could have been made 20 years ago?how long he has been working with this project and what lessons he can take up from the experience-- "shut up and listen more";the state of film school from the lens of a film professor;what's next for a filmmaker who switches from documentary to narrative and how he makes that happen -- his next film (a narrative) sounds wild.Kyle's Indie Film Highlight: CROOKEDFINGER (2023) dir. by Jason Cortlund and Julia HalperinLinks:Follow TIME PASSAGES On InstagramVisit TIME PASSAGES' websiteFollow Kyle Henry on InstagramSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/exclusive-content

Dennis is joined by documentarian Kyle Henry to talk about his film Time Passages, which he describes as "time traveling through his family's archive to try and understand my family and myself." Kyle himself appears on camera and so does his mother, who has dementia and is living in a nursing home when the film begins. Later in the film, COVID hits his mother's nursing home and Kyle worries that he'll never get to be in the same room with her again. Kyle talks about what the time was like and how he believes there is stull so much unresolved COVID trauma. Other topics include, gay boys and their moms, faking Fisher Price-esque peg dolls for his movie's reenactments, staging epic disaster movies with his toys as a child, the wig he more to play his mom on camera, meeting and kissing his husband at an "anti-Valentine's" party and his Marine Corp drill instructor dad and the lovely way he came to embrace Kyle and his creativity. www.timepassagesfilm.com  

In this jam-packed episode, Nick welcomes filmmaker Kyle Henry to discuss his new documentary Time Passages and how audiences can catch it at the Gene Siskel Film Center in Chicago. Then, film critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy join the show to break down some of the standout films from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival and review a few new releases, including the horror-comedy Companion. Later, Esmeralda Leon and Nick dive into surprising stories of actors who turned down iconic roles—plus, how Penelope Ann Miller may have taken some questionable career advice from Nick. They wrap things up by sampling a classic, time-honored snack.  [Ep320]

Reno Lovison, Executive Producer at ChicagoBroadcastingNetwork.com comments on the documentary Time Passages by Chicago filmmaker Kyle Henry who tenderly reviews his relationship between himself and his mother, whose memory is slowly slipping away due to dementia.Looking at other people's lives is always interesting. We can't help but to compare our experiences to theirs perhaps in a quest to see if we ourselves are “normal.” - -  Are they the outliers, or are we? “Time Passages” recently screened at the 60th Annual Chicago Film Festival.

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Latvian duo Taran & Lomov present 'Semper Supra' – their debut LP on their own label Amber Muse; a refined and accomplish long player that showcases the tip of an iceberg patiently built across two dedicated and long-spanning careers in the music industry. Together, the pair have managed to earn the coveted stripes of 'jack of many, master of many' across a fruitful and symbiotic 20 years. They've turned their hands to promotion, production, remixing, radio hosting, music journalism and DJing. At this point, they have a gilded resume that includes support for their releases from the likes of Jane Fitz and Laurent Garnier, releases on W&O Street Tracks, Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings and Dense & Pika's Kneaded Pains as Queer On Acid and of course – their basecamp – the Amber Muse Radio show. Musically, 'Semper Supra' is a genre-flexing trip with its roots in early 2000s Minimal and late 90s Electronica. 9 tracks bearing flecks of influence from labels like Time Passages, Perlon and Warp as well as artists such as Black Dog, Metamatics, Binh and Jan Jelenik meld in a head-twisting brew - one that caters to listeners on any point in the spectrum between after-hours raver to armchair astronaut. The glue in the record is the subtly haunting energy omitted by the synths, sweeps and atmospherics that course through the album. The spectral glow these conjure hangs gently over a variety of bpms and intensities, keepings things suffused in a dubby fog that gives a living, breathing sense of space and atmosphere. Case and point being 'Nano Crab' - a patient, frosty recording that stacks energy in subtly folding layers of mangled, otherworldly signals and primal rhythms. 'Slow East' follows up with a skeletal Electro track that oozes with an ominous mood often clocked in Nicolas Lutz's extended sets. The warped robotics and cold sonics of 'Slickers' are given life and mobility via groove and clever sequencing while 'Corp' whips up into a more frenzied zone. Alarm tones burnt and bit crushed while drums move with the sort of urgency required for boiling point dance floors before the title track provides an allaying landing pad as it scatters pin-prick melodies across a wide, icy soundscape. ambermuse.com/taran-lomov-bio facebook.com/TaranLomov ra.co/dj/taranlomov soundcloud.com/ambermuse facebook.com/AmberMuseRec instagram.com/ambermuserec

Welcome to the new monthly Magick Moon Log series. We will be looking at the astrocast each month as well as discussing the universal month number and a general oracle draw. This month we have a solar eclipse, a supermoon and we welcome the Scorpio season. Jupiter will be going retrograqde and pluto is coming direct. ********************************************************** Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

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Can you believe we are getting into the month of August? And, you know what that means: Lughnassadh time! How will you celebrate this Sabbat? ********************************************************** Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

We have a full moon this week as well as going into Leo season! ******************************************************** Check out my latest podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn-marie11 ********************************************************* Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

We have a full moon this week as well as going into Leo season! ******************************************************** Check out my latest podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn-marie11 ********************************************************* Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

We have not one...but TWO retrogrades this week! As well as Fourth of July and a new moon. ********************************************************* Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

Summer is definitely here. What is in our astrocast this week? ***************************************************** Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

We have a lot going on this week! Father's Day, a full moon, Litha and we are heading into Cancer season. ************************************************************ Go to: https://www.lifechangingenergy.com/discount/Magick7?ref=Magick7 to get 7% off your purchase! Credits: Llewellynn's Witches' Spell-A-Day Almanac (2024) Llewellyn's Astrological Calendar (2024) Time Passages app ****************************************************** My Links: Email me: dawnswitchmagick@gmail.com Visit My Website: https://margaridinah.wixsite.com/witchmagick Like the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/WitchMagick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dawnswitchmagick/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2zpT3JuP4IaJJy_CcaBriQ TikTok: Witch Magick (@witchmagickpodcast) | TikTok Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WitchMagick Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/witchmagick *Thanks for all your support

AD 1789-1914 Age of Progress

Age of the Christian Roman Empire AD 312 - 590 Wednesday January 24, 2024

The characters, controversies and conflicts in the story of Christianity

talking Al Stewart "Time Passages" music trivia,,random relish and Sears Silvertone amps and more --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/perry--dedovitch/message

These little setbacks are sometimes what we need to take a giant step forward... 

Please join me in welcoming Emily to the podcast! Emily is an astrologer, medium, and akashic records reader, and today on the podcast she is giving us an intro into Astrology! I met Emily on the Gram a few months back, and had the most amazing reading with her, and so I jumped at the chance for you to get to experience her calm vibes and wealth of Astrology knowledge. In this episode Emily shares about what Astrology is, how it began, what to look at in a chart, what you should know about "Mercury in the microwave" and more! Ps. I called it a website during the pod, but the APP she referenced in the podcast is Time Passages. The book she recommended is here: https://amzn.to/3X02Oh8 If you want to connect with her after the podcast, here's how you can do it! IG - @emilyandherstars Website - emilyandherstars.com for more info & to book a session Third Eye Library - thirdeyelibrary.com for a fabulous community of woo Each week during February we'll have a guest joining us on the podcast that will be sharing tips for beginners on all things woowoo, so make sure you listen in! ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ Can I ask a big favor? If you've loved any episode you've listened to, would you mind taking a minute to give the podcast a 5 star rating over on Apple Music or Spotify? This allows it to come up more frequently for other people to listen to. (And hopefully love too!). I also LOVE seeing the episodes you're currently listening to in your IG stories so keep doing more of that pretty please, and thank you from the bottom of my big old heart for sharing the pod with your friends and fam! I release new episodes every Friday, so don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss a thing. If you aren't following yet, come hang with me over @christysaysthings and let's chat about things! Thanks for being here! ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chaseyourstars/message

Objective vs Subjective Time

Al Stewart came to stardom as part of the legendary British folk revival in the sixties and seventies and developed the combination of folk-rock songs with delicately woven tales of the great characters and events from history. He has 19 studio albums between “Bedsitter Images” in 1967 and “Sparks of Ancient Light” in 2008, plus the live album "Uncorked" with Dave Nachmanoff in 2009. He is perhaps best known for his hits ‘Year of the Cat” from the Platinum album of the same name and the Platinum follow up album “Time Passages.” But his career spans four decades as a key figure in British music. He played at the first ever Glastonbury Festival in 1970, worked with Yoko Ono pre-Lennon and shared a London apartment with a young Paul Simon.

Julia Kapatelis, her daughter Vanessa, Etta Candy and publicist Myndi Mayer all write at length about Wonder Woman in "Time Passages". Barbara Minerva also shows up. Twitter: @comicrundown Instagram: @comicbookrundown Email: comicbookrundown@gmail.com Hosted by Joe Janero and Ron Hanes Edited by Joe Janero Theme song provided by one of the Sex Turtles (Joe Cubas) Find our t-shirts at Redbubble and TeePublic https://www.redbubble.com/shop/comic+book+rundown?ref=search_box http://tee.pub/lic/vBbIJZ4eLQ0c

Time in an important quality to our spiritual life. To know how to appreciate it is an important part of our authenticity. Take a listen. Thank you!

On this episode of Spill the Wine, Alex and Ruby discuss the phenomenon of astrology charts. Using apps like Co-Star and Time Passages (not sponsored), they learned what their Sun, Moon, and Rising signs are and what the heck those mean.This episode features Alex's budgie birds that wouldn't shut the f*ck up.Related LinksMind Body. https://explore.mindbodyonline.com/blog/wellness/what-does-your-sun-moon-and-rising-sign-really-mean

TIME PASSAGES

Happy Full Moon, sexy witch!On today's Witchy Wednesday episode, we're nerding out about the cosmic, self-loving symbolism of this magical New Moon in Leo.On top of that, I'll be breaking down specific, intentional self love enhancing rituals & practices specific to each of the 12 rising signs of the zodiac Don't know your rising sign? No worries- you can either:Look it up online real quick anywhere birth charts are made (I personally love the Time Passages app)Use your sun & moon signs if you don't know your time and/or place of birthListen to literally any and all of the signs and trust your intuition!Honestly, even IF you know your rising sign, I HIGHLY recommend listening to all 12 signs. We all have all 12 houses in our charts, so there are sure to be messages for other signs that intuitively resonate with you!Tune into your intuition and trust what resonates.By the time you're done with this episode, you'll have a custom self love plan to help you fully embrace & enhance the energies of this Full Moon!If you dig this episode, please please PUHLEASE share your thoughts with me. You can either:Leave the podcast a 5 star reviewSend me a DM on Insta (@alchemyandarchetype)Or email me! (hello@hayleywinter.co)If you liked this episode, I miiiiight just make it a monthly Full Moon ritual here on the podcast…let me know what you think! ✨Wishing you a cosmic, ridiculously expressive & self loving Full Moon, bb!Talk tomorrow

On this episode, Mik and Jenn sit down with Puja Robinson, astrologer badass and all-around amazing person.  We get into planets and houses and Puja talks through how to properly read your monthly horoscope, how transits work and Beyoncé. We loved having Puja on our show! If you want to learn more about her or book a reading, visit her website and Instagram! Some things we talked about in this episode:  Time Passages, an astrology app (Apple, Google Play)Astro-seek.com, an astrology site with tools and even a social component (you can find your astro twin!)ASTROLOGY FOR REAL LIFE: A WORKBOOK FOR BEGINNERS by Theresa Reed**Note: As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying Amazon purchases.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chakrasandshotguns)

In this week's episode, Erica and Lauren chat with our podcast producer, friend, and Top 5 Ways of Being Human podcast host, Jessi Carman, all about the modern trend of witchy things, astrology, moon rituals and more. Jessi grew up with many practices that inform how she uses mysticism in her everyday life as well as her methods of manifestation. Curious how to integrate mystical things into your life? Here are Jessi's hacks:  Journaling as a way to connect with the divine both inside you and all around youMoon rituals for manifestation and releasing You're not just your sun sign. Investigate your natal chart through apps like Time Passages, Astro Futures, cafeastrology.com and astro.comRead books that interest you - mentioned in the episode Practical Magic For Beginners and Moon SpellsMake sure to check our one of Jessi's favorite twitter accounts @empressatlantisWe know you're going to love this conversation!If you love the episode, head to your favorite podcast platform and rate and review or share this episode with anyone you know who might get value from it. It helps us make sure the message gets to the right people.Connect with Jessi:Instagram: @jessi._.moonListen to her podcast IG @top5waysofbeinghumanTwitter @top5wayspodFollow Lauren:Instagram: @laurengerminarioBusiness @integrativedivorceFollow EricaInstagram @ericaalisonwellnessFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/burnoutandbrainfogrecovery Follow the podcast Instagram @theresahackforthatWebsite: https://www.theresahackforthatpodcast.com/ 

We watched The Velvet Underground Documentary by Todd Haynes, but also listened to the Giles Martin "Let It Be" 2021 Atmos mixes.  Needless to say, this episode is mostly about Al Stewart's reissue of Time Passages.

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Urodzeni: Johann Pachelbel, Barry Gibb (Bee Gees), Witold Paszt (Vox) [FOTO], Gloria Estefan, Joseph Williams (Toto), “Time Passages”, “Renegade”, Natalia Przybysz. Zmarli: Henryk Wars, Hal David.Nagranie z roku 2021.

In this episode, Meo breaks down the basics of an astrological birth chart, including the houses, what they represent, how it's all a journey for us from birth to death, and what each of the planets represent when they show up in the houses of your chart. Join us for a casual tour through the magic of the zodiac and the energies of the planets that all work together to create the blueprint of YOU in this life. Meo uses several friends' charts (including Shannon's eeek) to give examples of how the planetary placements in the houses and alignments with each other create fascinatingly accurate descriptions of personality, interests, and life experiences. Easy astrology apps to use include: Co-Star Astrology, Astro Futures, and Time Passages. To access a free natal birth chart, check out cafeastrology.com and use the "Free Reports and Calculations" feature. You'll need your birthdate, birth time to the minute, and location of birth for an accurate birth report. This is a great place to start understanding your astrological blueprint, but keep in mind, it's just a framework to start from. Since it's computer generated, there will be some contradictions that occur - it's always a more thorough and accurate experience to have a trained astrologist run and interpret your chart for you! Make sure you find one that you connect with and let the magic unfold! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soulsandstardust/support

Al Stewart is widely known for Year of the Cat and Time Passages, but he has given the world so much more: Al taught us about the complexities and pitfalls of love; Al introduced us to interesting historical figures such as Nostradamus whose only book, first published in 1555, still captivates us today; and Most importantly, Al taught Paul Derringer enough about World War II to get him through high school history with a solid B. In this episode, The Derringer Brothers take you on a journey that goes beyond Al's big hits.  They connect Al to Kurt Vonnegut and Slaughterhouse Five.  They play snippets of Al's epic Love Chronicles featuring Jimmy Page and Jon Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.  They even discuss the 450 year-old saying "All is Fair in Love and War" while tying it to a classic Al Stewart song. Will you be entertained? Hopefully, yes! Will Dave Derringer agree with any of Paul Derringer's Top 10 picks or will they need to invoke Dave Mason's We Just Disagree? Listen up and find out! And when all is said and done, after more than 54 years in the music business, has Al Stewart Jumped the Shark? Has he Crossed the Rubicon? Stay to the end and find out! The songs discussed in this episode can be found on the Al Stewart Taught Me Everything Spotify playlist. In addition, please visit the Turnip Music Radio (TMR) Top 25, a music chart by Derringer Discoveries, available on Spotify. Updated monthly, this chart reflects our current 25 favorite, new songs by recording artists worldwide with a focus on fresh folk, adult rock, alternative rock, rock & roll, and power pop. Click “Like” (the heart icon) to follow the Turnip Music Radio (TMR) Top 25. The Derringer Brothers want to hear from you!  Send us your feedback at feedback@derringerdiscoveries.com – you may hear your comments read on a future episode of Derringer Discoveries!  Keep listening! Please be sure to subscribe to Derringer Discoveries. This lets the providers know that you enjoy the content and look forward to future episodes. Be sure to tell your friends, family, and fellow music-lovers about our podcast. Your Sister's Room by Ho Jo Fro is the theme song for Derringer Discoveries and is available for streaming on most platforms.

Al Stewart is widely known for Year of the Cat and Time Passages, but he has given the world so much more: Al taught us about the complexities and pitfalls of love; Al introduced us to interesting historical figures such as Nostradamus whose only book, first published in 1555, still captivates us today; and Most importantly, Al taught Paul Derringer enough about World War II to get him through high school history with a solid B. In this episode, The Derringer Brothers take you on a journey that goes beyond Al's big hits.  They connect Al to Kurt Vonnegut and Slaughterhouse Five.  They play snippets of Al's epic Love Chronicles featuring Jimmy Page and Jon Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin.  They even discuss the 450 year-old saying "All is Fair in Love and War" while tying it to a classic Al Stewart song. Will you be entertained? Hopefully, yes! Will Dave Derringer agree with any of Paul Derringer's Top 10 picks or will they need to invoke Dave Mason's We Just Disagree? Listen up and find out! And when all is said and done, after more than 54 years in the music business, has Al Stewart Jumped the Shark? Has he Crossed the Rubicon? Stay to the end and find out! The songs discussed in this episode can be found on the Al Stewart Taught Me Everything Spotify playlist. In addition, please visit the Turnip Music Radio (TMR) Top 25, a music chart by Derringer Discoveries, available on Spotify. Updated monthly, this chart reflects our current 25 favorite, new songs by recording artists worldwide with a focus on fresh folk, adult rock, alternative rock, rock & roll, and power pop. Click “Like” (the heart icon) to follow the Turnip Music Radio (TMR) Top 25. The Derringer Brothers want to hear from you!  Send us your feedback at feedback@derringerdiscoveries.com – you may hear your comments read on a future episode of Derringer Discoveries!  Keep listening! Please be sure to subscribe to Derringer Discoveries. This lets the providers know that you enjoy the content and look forward to future episodes. Be sure to tell your friends, family, and fellow music-lovers about our podcast. Your Sister's Room by Ho Jo Fro is the theme song for Derringer Discoveries and is available for streaming on most platforms.

If you want to show up for your community and loved ones without getting burnt out...if you want to show up for big changes and shifts you want in your life...and if you just want life to feel good...Learning to nurture yourself is KEY. Today's episode is about what your Moon sign has to to teach you about the specific kind of emotional nutrition you need to charge your batteries and stay  nourished.(11:49) Three Things We Need To Self-NurtureNervous System RegulationPersonal Emotional Nutrition - getting the things you need out of life to feel “filled.” This is where your Moon sign gives you information!Being kind to yourself and loving yourself as a whole person (15:22) What the Moon has to tell us about taking care of ourselves (23:49) Moon in Aries(25:02) Moon in Taurus(26:47) Moon in Gemini(28:09) Moon in Cancer(31:38) Moon in Leo(33:29) Moon in Virgo(35:18) Moon in Libra(37:58) Moon in Scorpio(40:02) Moon in Sagittarius(42:15) Moon in Capricorn(44:36) Moon in Aquarius(46:49) Moon in Pisces Resources:I recommend the app Time Passages for figuring out your chart placements!Get the Chart Journaling Masterclass and download at https://trueselfastrology.com

Time Passages

Hello!! It's been a hot minute!! In today's episode I speak with my friend and astrologer Eli Tagliapietra (@ellen.aura) about Saturn, Jupiter, the recent eclipses in Gemini and Sag as well as the very last astrological event of the year. WE MADE IT!!! If you have no idea what the Great Conjunction means for you, look no further cus we dive right in! Also, pay extra attention to today's episode if you have a major placement in Capricorn or Aquarius or have them in your first house/rising! In this episode, we mention The Sky Priestess astrologer, who you can find here: https://www.instagram.com/theskypriestess We also encourage you to delete Co-Star and download the Time Passages app. :) If you want to look up your chart, go here: www.astro.com or www.astro-charts.com We hope you enjoy this episode and hell yes to leaving 2020 in the dust!!!!!!!!!!!

Jordan’s new book “On Air: My Fifty Year Love Affair with Radio,” is now available.  On today’s podcast it’s  guy who helped make it possible.   Meet  Jordan’s co-author and guide to publishing his memoir.   Steve White, is a non-stop writer for the past 45 years and owner of  Steve White Public Relations, where he uses his writing skills to help companies maximize their marketing. Steve White Publishing is his other company helping writers develop their stories and get published.  He is  the author of the 1960’s era novel “Time Passages,” the political thriller “The Voice of Rage & Ruin,” the pop culture non-fiction book “American Pop” and more. “On Air: My Fifty Year Love Affair with Radio,” now available at Amazon. Jordan Rich is Boston's busiest podcaster, appearing on over 400 podcast episodes and currently hosting 16 shows. To connect with him, visit www.chartproductions.com.

Episode SummaryIn this episode, Dr. Cornel West and Professor Tricia Rose nail down issues of white allyship, undoing invisible racist ideologies, and the hallmarks of possessive investment in whiteness with their beloved guest Professor George Lipsitz. They provide commentary on the leadership of the Black freedom movement of the past and present as well as the “slow violence” of racism rooted in power, interest, and property. Dr. Cornel West and Professor Tricia Rose hold office hours to offer their takes on the removal of racist monuments and its role in the larger work of dismantling systemic racism. This is an episode of The Tight Rope you will want to return to again and again.   Cornel WestDr. Cornel West is Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at Harvard University. A prominent democratic intellectual, social critic, and political activist, West also serves as Professor Emeritus at Princeton University. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard in three years and obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy at Princeton. West has authored 20 books and edited 13. Most known for Race Matters and Democracy Matters, and his memoir, Brother West: Living and Loving Out Loud, West appears frequently on the Bill Maher Show, CNN, C-Span, and Democracy Now. West has appeared in over 25 documentaries and films, including Examined Life, and is the creator of three spoken word albums including Never Forget. West brings his focus on the role of race, gender, and class in American society to The Tight Rope podcast.  Tricia RoseProfessor Tricia Rose is Director of the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America at Brown University. She also holds the Chancellor’s Professorship of Africana Studies and serves as the Associate Dean of the Faculty for Special Initiatives. A graduate of Yale (B.A.) and Brown University (Ph.D), Rose authored Black Noise: Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America (1994), Longing to Tell: Black Women Talk about Sexuality and Intimacy (2003), and The Hip Hop Wars: What We Talk About When We Talk About Hip Hop and Why It Matters (2008). She also sits on the Boards of the Nathan Cummings Foundation, Color of Change, and Black Girls Rock, Inc. Focusing on issues relating to race in America, mass media, structural inequality, popular culture, gender and sexuality and art and social justice, Rose engages widely in scholarly and popular audience settings, and now also on The Tight Rope podcast.   George LipsitzProfessor George Lipsitz is an American Studies scholar and Professor Emeritus of Black Studies and Sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He received his Ph.D in History at the University of Wisconsin, and his current studies focus on social movements, urban culture, African American music, inequality, the politics of popular culture, and Whiteness Studies. Lipsitz has authored numerous books including The Possessive Investment in Whiteness, How Racism Takes Place, Midnight at the Barrelhouse, Footsteps in the Dark, A Life in the Struggle, and Time Passages. Lipsitz also co-authored The Fierce Urgency of Now: Improvisation, Rights and the Ethics of Co-Creation. He serves as a Chairman of the Board of Directors of the African American Policy Forum and is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Fair Housing Alliance. Lipsitz is an intellectual pioneer and respected figure of the Black freedom movement.  Insight from this episode:Questions we must ask ourselves about self definition as the Black freedom struggle and crisis of the current movement passes to another stage. A reframing of “white allyship” and “white fragility” in the context of George Lipsitz’s scholarship on the possessive investment in whiteness. Details on the coordinated crimes of the Pentagon, Wall Street, and the police, specifically the connection between violence abroad and violence “at home.”A call to move beyond symbolic victories when structural changes are needed. Reflections from George Lipsitz on teaching in the prisons and the deeply cynical but astute critics he met there. A behind-the-scenes look at the origins of both Dr. West’s Race Matters and Professor Rose’s Black Noise.  Quotes from the show:“There’s a lot of spinelessness that goes with the polarization and gangsterization of our society. We need people to stand up. Not because they can do it alone, but rather because by doing it, they can inspire others to do it. And so we get enough folk [...] to create countervailing structures, countervailing institutions, along with the countervailing voices and the countervailing examples of the kind of decay and decadence we’re dealing with in the U.S. environment.” –Dr. Cornel West The Tight Rope Episode #11“It’s important for us to make sure we develop the courage and the clarity and the conviction to move the struggle along. This is a hard time for lovers of freedom. This is a hard time for lovers of social justice. This is a hard time for lovers of decency and dignity of humans. But the table is shaking, and the boat is rocking. We have meaningful work to do.” –George Lipsitz The Tight Rope Episode #11“It’s too easy to think about saving white souls or soothing white psyches and neglecting saving Black lives.” –George Lipsitz The Tight Rope Episode #11“You can’t have decent relations when the structure in which you’re operating is already a rigged game, is already meant that one party to this relationship has the power of denying, condescension, pity, and sympathy and the other person is scrambling for rights, recognition, and resources. So first of all it has to be about power and not just about prejudice.” –George Lipsitz The Tight Rope Episode #11On the leadership of the current Black freedom movement: “What we have today are people who are proud to be themselves. These queer, transgender, non-normative young people on the streets of Ferguson and elsewhere are resisting ruinous form of classification and insisting on an expansive and democratic notion of affection, sexuality, romance but also social membership. We have to applaud that. On the other hand, good intentions and spontaneity is not going to be enough in the face of a relentlessly oppressive and powerful, well financed, military, economic, and political system.” –George Lipsitz The Tight Rope Episode #11 “Many will be seduced and bribed into thinking that if they’re visual their politics are viable.” –George Lipsitz The Tight Rope Episode #11On institution building and making bridges for people: “This happens because people choose to take their time and put that kind of energy into each other.” –Tricia Rose The Tight Rope Episode #11“If we get too preoccupied with these symbolic gestures, they do become distractions. And the status quo says, you know what, you all change the monuments you want, but the class hierarchy, the gender-based hierarchy, the imperial hierarchy is just going to stay right in place.” –Dr. Cornel West The Tight Rope Episode #11“It’s hard to think of any human being who really deserves a monument.” –Dr. Cornel West The Tight Rope Episode #11“The monuments become monuments to ideas, and monuments to power relationships, to celebration of domination.” –Tricia Rose The Tight Rope Episode #11 Stay Connected:Cornel WestWebsite: www.cornelwest.comTwitter: @CornelWestFacebook: Dr. Cornel West - HomeInstagram: @BrotherCornelWest Linktree: Cornel West  Tricia RoseWebsite: www.triciarose.comLinkedIn: Tricia RoseTwitter: @ProfTriciaRoseFacebook: Tricia RoseInstagram: @ProfTriciaRoseYoutube: Professor Tricia Rose  George LipsitzUCSB Webpage: George LipsitzBooks on Amazon: George Lipsitz The Tight RopeWebsite: www.thetightropepodcast.comInstagram: @thetightropepodTwitter: @thetightropepodFacebook: The Tight Rope Pod This episode was produced and managed by Spkerbox Media in collaboration with Podcast Laundry. 

Time Passages. Broadcast on Otago Access Radio www.oar.org.nz

Back in 1976 Boston took the rock world by storm with their debut, and largely self-produced, album.  This highly anticipated second album made its appearance two years later, a span of time which would in retrospect be considered quite fast - no other Boston album would appear for eight years.  Don't Look Back was originally entitled "Arrival," until the band discovered that ABBA had already released an album with that name.  Guitarist and producer Tom Scholz considered the album to be rushed out by the record label, and believed it was too short and needed another song.  This would begin a multi-year legal battle with Epic Records that would eventually be settled in Boston's favor, but it would also be “a long time” until their third album was released, by which time only Scholz and front man Brad Delp were the only original band members in the lineup.The album was released in August and sold over four million copies in its first month, eventually being certified 7x platinum by the RIAA.  As with their first album, virtually every song will be familiar, as all received significant airplay on rock stations everywhere beyond the three singles released from the album.Join us as we explore this iconic album and the events of September 1978. Don't Look BackThis lead song is an iconic staple from the rock era.  It has a positive, future oriented feel to it.  It is the first song on the album and the first single released.  It was one of the most successful songs they released.  "I finally see the dawn arriving.  I see beyond the road I'm driving."  "The sun is shining, and I'm on that road."The JourneyIf it sounds like Don't Look Back is cut off on the radio before the song concludes, that's because there is no break on the album between it and The Journey.  This ethereal instrumental track transitions between the lead song and "It's Easy." Scholz considers this his favorite song, and wanted it to be longer on the album.It's EasyThis is a deeper cut from the album, and was not released as a single at the time.  "It's easy taking it day by day."A Man I'll Never BeThere's a big difference between Don't Look Back, the first single from the album, and A Man I'll Never Be, the second single.  This song is more pensive and less self-assured than the opening track, and presents a nice bookend to the first side of the album.  "If only I could find a way I'd feel like I'm the man you think I am.  And its getting harder every day for me to hide behind this dream you see a man I'll never be."  ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Theme from “WKRP In Cincinnati”Hugh Wilson created this comedy based upon his experience working at pop radio station WQXI in Atlanta. STAFF PICKS:She's Always A Woman  by Billy JoelBruce features the fourth single from Billy Joel's biggest hit album - The Stranger.  It was written for his wife Elizabeth Weber.  She had taken over management of Joel's career, and took a lot of grief from her adversaries in negotiation for being "unfeminine."  But Joel says here, "she's always a woman." She apparently got Joel's finances back on track.Song on the Radio by Al StewartWayne brings us a surprisingly chill staff pick.  This is from Al Stewart's eighth studio album, “Time Passages,” produced by Alan Parsons.  Wayne mentions that this is a cruising song on a hot summer night.  Stewart refers to his style as creating songs as cinema.Life's Been Good   by Joe WalshRob's staff pick is an autobiographical piece from Eagles alumnus Joe Walsh off his album “But Seriously, Folks.”  Like many of his songs, Walsh doesn't take himself too seriously in this song.  He had a house in Beverly Hills, but he was never there.  The line about “tearing out the walls,” references a real life incident in a hotel with Keith Moon.Miss You  by The Rolling StonesBrian finishes off our staff picks with a Rolling Stones piece from their disco days, though they referred to it as "R&B."  But Charlie Watts (drummer) embraced the disco setting.  Billy Preston was riffing on the bass guitar one evening after Bill Wyman had left for the day, and Mick Jagger encouraged Wyman to play in Preston's style. LAUGH TRACK:The Thanksgiving Episode from "WKRP in Cincinnati"WKRP in Cincinnati came to an end in September, 1978, so for our Laugh Track we feature one of the most well-known episodes...  “As God as my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.”

TIME PASSAGES

The show talks about making memories, getting kids to do stuff they should do for free, random acts of kindness and movie plot holes and time travel.

The prayer of Moses, that God would teach us to number our days, inspires us to make the most out of this life and this year.

A group of writers reflect on the passing of time on one summer's day.

Humble and Fred can't believe where the time has gone / Alexa likes to fart / The Retirement Sherpa / Karen Weisz of Open Court Apparel / Short shorts / Golfing with strangers / Tiger on Durant / Podcast extra - Seans semen story.

IN THIS EPISODE I… Briefly recap my week and throw up a hallelujah that Mercury has finally moved into Aries Explain why keeping a moon journal is valuable and way better than reading horoscopes Share why lunar journaling is a powerful healing tool if you're dealing with chronic illness List out the essential pieces of a great moon journal Explain the difference between a moon phase and a moon sign Teach you basic moon mechanics and how to always know where the new/full moon will be Give you three examples for how to structure and organize your moon journal Chat about analyzing and drawing patterns from your lunar journal Throw out a few ways you more advanced students can upgrade your current moon journaling practice NOTES + LINKS My astrological workout system MOONRx! You can print a free birth chart and ephemeris at astro.com (I use whole sign houses.) Jim Maynard's Pocket Astrologer (Eastern time, Pacific time) The ephemeris I use Moon apps I mention: iLuna, Time Passages, Deluxe Moon My free course FitCraft with a printable moon tracker Further reading: How I Learned Aspects without Cracking a Book

2018 has been one wild trip around the sun. The onslaught of political news alone has been overwhelming, let alone the personal shifts and changes we all experience. There are many ways to approach a retrospective. In this final episode of the year, The Leftscape honors well-known and lesser known people who had an impact on the world, passed in 2018, and whose lights still shine. Anthony Minson Wendy Sheridan begins the conversation by remembering Anthony Agabatt Minson - a craftsman, a powerful worker of magick, and a true friend to all three co-hosts. Wendy, Mary, and Robin share memories and healing laughter. As The Leftscape was recorded live this week in Wendy's home, it was extra touching that gifts "Batt" had made over the years were all around the room. Pete Shelley Robin Renée spoke of Pete Shelley, lead vocalist of the profoundly influential band the Buzzcocks and solo performer of the iconically queer "Homosapien." Cicely Berry Mary McGinley remembered and praised the innovations of John Barton and Cicely Berry, co-founder and voice director, respectively, for the Royal Shakespeare Company.   Ntozake Shange Others we lost in 2018 include Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, and Mort Walker in comics, brilliant theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, Apollo astronauts Alan Bean and John Young, CSS design team member Cindy Li, UN diplomat Kofi Annan, politician John McCain, writers Ursula K. Le Guin and Ntozake Shange, activist David Stroh Buckel, journalist Jamal Khashoggi, playwright Neil Simon, celebrities/performers Penny Marshall, Burt Reynolds, Anthony Bourdain, Tab Hunter, Aretha Franklin, XXXTentacion, Mac Miller, and Delores O'Riordan, and gorillas Koko and Nico. These are just a sampling of the many from pop culture, arts and sciences, and elsewhere who are recognized in the show. Explore the Wikipedia entry on notable people who died in 2018 to learn more about their lives and contributions. The week's celebrations include Kwanzaa, Boxing Day, and the birthdays of Henry Miller, Steve Allen, Gregg Wayans, Lars Ulrich, and David Sedaris. In shocking news, Men's Health reports that Keith Richards is finally on the wagon. Happy Holidays and have a Very Happy New Year! httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HwmO_GZfzI httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeDksSfuqaU httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5bPZ7jvsJI httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4QQ8Mfjb_g          

The story of my father’s legacy of riding, and the eventual, inevitable moment of stepping away from motorcycling.

Astrologer Dawn Champine (Goddesstrology on Twitter) joins us today for a more in-depth conversation about manifesting with the moon. In Podcast 113, I talked about this for the first time, then we followed some lunar cycles into the 2017 total eclipse. I crossed paths with Dawn via Twitter, and she helps us take a much deeper dive on all things lunar – new moons, full moons, the path of the moon, and lunar nodes.If you want to take your manifesting game up a notch, this will be a great podcast to help your awareness of how much the moon affects us…much more than we think if we are unconscious to it.This is an especially important conversation with the upcoming full moon on September 24, 2018 being “heavily aspected.” What that means is the energy has, once again in 2018, been excessive. We talk about how that can affect us as we approach full moons. Even though you many not hear this around that full moon, when things in the sky are “wonky,” it's worth being aware!Dawn does private sessions and can be contacted both from her website and Twitter:https://www.manifestingwiththemoon.com/Tweets by Goddesstrology Astrology Apps Mentioned: Time Nomad – https://timenomad.app/Time Passages – https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/timepassages-pro/id483241160?mt=8The post Podcast 160 – Moon Astrology and MORE with Dawn Champine! appeared first on Subconscious Mind Mastery. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Você sabia que temos todos os signos em nosso mapa natal? Que todos os signos têm luz e sombra? Conversamos sobre as características de cada signo, sobre o mapa natal, sobre como decidir qual o melhor profissional para você e, claro, sobre o famoso Mercúrio Retrógrado! Vem conferir! ------ Referências: Time Passages: https://itunes.apple.com/br/app/timepassages/id488946918?mt=8 Astro.com: https://www.astro.com/cgi/chart.cgi Microfisioterapia: http://fisioterapia.com/o-que-e-a-microfisioterapia/ Serial Killers: https://www.horoscopovirtual.com.br/artigos/os-signos-dos-maiores-serial-killers-da-historia ------ Meninas da Firma é um canal, um grupo, uma rede, um ponto de apoio para mulheres empreendedoras falarem tudo que pintar por aí. Compartilhamos experiências e acreditamos que isso nos move a aprender mais. Que isso nos conecta. Esse projeto é realizado por 4 mulheres: Karina Francis {@karinafrancis} -> jornalista, especialista em gestão de novas mídias, mkt de conteúdo e fundadora da @oficiallittlemonster Gabriela Brasil {@gabrielabrasil} -> uma mulher que é referência em organização digital, mora na Califórnia e estuda diferentes assuntos, como astrologia e minimalismo. Renata Guimarães {@rezocaguimaraes} -> advogada e multipotencial nível hard que cuida de três empresas: @legalforcreatives, @sassaricandoacessorios e @institutoaracatu. E Vivi Cardinali {@vivicardinali} -> a mulher que te ensina que estilo só tem sentido se tiver um proposito por trás. Fundadora do método Estilo com Propósito. Nossas redes: Instagram: @meninasdafirma Site: meninasdafirma.com.br E-mail: meninasdafirma@gmail.com Youtube: bit.ly/videos_mf Estamos aqui porque queremos fazer a diferença. Estamos aqui porque queremos você com a gente. Vamos juntas?

Nothing marks the quick passing of time as parenting a child into adulthood, and watching them get married. (Listen to the podcast)

Time stamps: Feedback email — 1:53 Sensation Comics vol. 1 issue 7 — 3:20 Wonder Woman vol. 2 issue 8: Time Passages — 11:22 Wonder Woman vol. 4 issue 8: Casting Shadows — 27:49 Wonder Woman season 1 episode 7: The Pluto File — 35:27 News — 46:05

Sermon delivered on October 26, 2014 at Eastminster United Church in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. The message: "Time Passages" by Rev. Dr. Peter Bartlett.http://www.eastminster.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/October-26-2014-Time-Passages.mp3

NEW FOR MARCH 15, 2014 Damaged Diamond - The Best Radio You Have Never Heard - Vol. 230 Damaged by shadows at night . . . 1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pts. 1-9) (early) - Pink Floyd Buy From iTunes* 2, Stayin' Alive (live) - Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 3. Because The Night (unplugged) - Patti Smith Buy From iTunes* 4. The One I Love (unplugged) - R.E.M. Buy From iTunes* 5. You Gotta Move (live) - Mick Taylor Buy From iTunes* 6. The Thrill Is Gone (live) - B.B. King Buy From iTunes* 7. Over The Hills, And Far Away (live) - Led Zeppelin Buy From iTunes 8. Past Life - Lost In The Trees Buy From iTunes 9. I Need A Lover (live) - John Cougar Buy From iTunes* 10. Penny Lane (early) - The Beatles Buy From iTunes* 11. Time Passages (live unplugged) - Al Stewart Buy From iTunes* The Best Radio You Have Never Heard Here to do my parts . . . Accept No Substitute

David Pack is the Lead Singer/Writer/Guitarist for the legendary band, Ambrosia. David is also a respected solo artist and Grammy winning producer and music director of special events, including both of President Clinton's inaugurations. In addition to Ambrosia, David has been a key collaborator in the music industry. He is well known for his duet with Bette Midler on multiplatinum Beaches soundtrack on Atlantic, and collaborated and performed with Michael McDonald & James Ingram on “Maria” from The Songs Of West Side Story; Wynonna on “Why Now” track from The Other Side CD. He wrote and sang with GRP keyboard artist David Benoit’s Top 5 AC hit “The Key To You,” as well as “Prove Me Wrong” for movie score and multiplatinum soundtrack to White Nights, starring Mikhail Baryshnikov & Gregory Hines on Atlantic. He performed guest vocals for QuincyJones, James Ingram, Kansas, .38 Special, Michael McDonald, Doobie Bros., Pat Simmons, Andrae Crouch, Larry Carlton. He wrote & sang 3 tracks on Alan Parsons “Try Anything Once” Arista CD and was the guest vocalist on Al Stewart’s legendary “Year Of The Cat” and “Time Passages” albums.

David Pack is the Lead Singer/Writer/Guitarist for the legendary band, Ambrosia. David is also a respected solo artist and Grammy winning producer and music director of special events, including both of President Clinton's inaugurations. In addition to Ambrosia, David has been a key collaborator in the music industry. He is well known for his duet with Bette Midler on multiplatinum Beaches soundtrack on Atlantic, and collaborated and performed with Michael McDonald & James Ingram on “Maria” from The Songs Of West Side Story; Wynonna on “Why Now” track from The Other Side CD. He wrote and sang with GRP keyboard artist David Benoit’s Top 5 AC hit “The Key To You,” as well as “Prove Me Wrong” for movie score and multiplatinum soundtrack to White Nights, starring Mikhail Baryshnikov & Gregory Hines on Atlantic. He performed guest vocals for QuincyJones, James Ingram, Kansas, .38 Special, Michael McDonald, Doobie Bros., Pat Simmons, Andrae Crouch, Larry Carlton. He wrote & sang 3 tracks on Alan Parsons “Try Anything Once” Arista CD and was the guest vocalist on Al Stewart’s legendary “Year Of The Cat” and “Time Passages” albums.

David Pack os the Lead Singer/Writer/Guitarist for the legendary band, Ambrosia. David is also a respected solo artist and Grammy winning producer and music director of special events, including both of President Clinton's inaugurations. In addition to Ambrosia, David has been a key collaborator in the music industry. He is well known for his duet with Bette Midler on multiplatinum Beaches soundtrack on Atlantic, and collaborated and performed with Michael McDonald & James Ingram on “Maria” from The Songs Of West Side Story; Wynonna on “Why Now” track from The Other Side CD. He wrote and sang with GRP keyboard artist David Benoit’s Top 5 AC hit “The Key To You,” as well as “Prove Me Wrong” for movie score and multiplatinum soundtrack to White Nights, starring Mikhail Baryshnikov & Gregory Hines on Atlantic. He performed guest vocals for QuincyJones, James Ingram, Kansas, .38 Special, Michael McDonald, Doobie Bros., Pat Simmons, Andrae Crouch, Larry Carlton. He wrote & sang 3 tracks on Alan Parsons “Try Anything Once” Arista CD and was the guest vocalist on Al Stewart’s legendary “Year Of The Cat” and “Time Passages” albums. 

David Pack the Lead Singer/Writer/Guitarist for the legendary band, Ambrosia. David is also a respected solo artist and Grammy winning producer and music director of special events, including both of President Clinton's inaugurations. In addition to Ambrosia, David has been a key collaborator in the music industry. He is well known for his duet with Bette Midler on multiplatinum Beaches soundtrack on Atlantic, and collaborated and performed with Michael McDonald & James Ingram on “Maria” from The Songs Of West Side Story; Wynonna on “Why Now” track from The Other Side CD. He wrote and sang with GRP keyboard artist David Benoit’s Top 5 AC hit “The Key To You,” as well as “Prove Me Wrong” for movie score and multiplatinum soundtrack to White Nights, starring Mikhail Baryshnikov & Gregory Hines on Atlantic. He performed guest vocals for Quincy Jones, James Ingram, Kansas, .38 Special, Michael McDonald, Doobie Bros., Pat Simmons, Andrae Crouch, Larry Carlton. He wrote & sang 3 tracks on Alan Parsons “Try Anything Once” Arista CD and was the guest vocalist on Al Stewart’s legendary “Year Of The Cat” and “Time Passages” albums.