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Take it to the Country by Stefano Dj Puntata spumeggiante, quando il Country “suona a Musical Factory”. Affidatevi a Stefano Dj, alzate il volume e…buon divertimento! Travel On –   Tishamingo Used to Be Country Town – Sons of the Palomino Young Man’s Blues – Parker McCollum Y’allsome – Pryor & [...]

Jeremiah joined me to share stories of his mother, who in his mind was "a straight shooter," she told you exactly how and what she felt. She was a huge inspiration in his life and had hoped to take her on a special trip to Israel for her sixtieth birthday. He did eventually get to bring her with him but not exactly as they had imagined.At the same time that his mother was ill, his father had a stroke. Just a tough time for the family, but Adrienne insisted that Jeremiah carry on and continue on his journeys however different they may be.Adrienne was the main money maker in the family. She was the first female technician at Sears, initially repairing smaller appliances and eventually washers and dryers in customers homes. When she'd had enough of that, she moved onto repairs for  Sears -in store cashiers, computer systems and video surveillance. Yes, she had to put up with sexism and discrimination in the workforce, but staying true to herself, she put her head down and just kept on working-never looking for any accolades or special treatment.  Even if she did win an award, Jeremiah says, "she'd put any certificates or awards from work in a drawer.  She didn't need to be celebrated."Jeremiah was there at the Oncologist appointment when Adrienne got the diagnosis and he was there when she died 6 years later. She knew he had his trip planned to go to Egypt and she insisted he go. It made him very sad to know she wasn't going to be there when he returned.It was an absolute pleasure speaking with Jeremiah and I thank him for sharing his very personal stories of his mom Adrienne.There's so much more to hear in our conversation and I've listed more information below about Jeremiah.Jeremiah is a poet in addition to his other talents. The question below is an excerpt from an interview which originally appeared in Inspired Eye, Issue 71, July 2019. It gives you another perspective of my guest."What purpose does photography serve for you?The essayist Joan Didion once wrote that “We forget all too soon the things we thought we could never forget. We forget what we whispered and what we dreamed. We forget who we were.” For me photography is both a way to remember and a way to share my experiences. Here is where I went and here is what I saw, and hopefully I saw something in a way others had not."Below is an excerpt from Jeremiah's website about his most recent award winner book released in 2023, "On to Plan C: A Return to Travel"-On to Plan C:A Return to TravelLiterary Titan Gold Book Award winner! After more than two years of trip cancellations and travel credits, the world finally started to open again in 2022. Part travelogue and part photo essay, On to Plan C finds its author vaccinated, masked, and eager to get back on the road, assessing the realities of a post-COVID world. Includes nearly two hundred color and black & white photos. “These are some of the most storytelling, poignant, and gorgeous photographs I've ever seen” – Indies Today. Download a free PDF sample of the first chapter here.Photographer

How to craft your nomadic life as a virtual lawyer and how to make the most of free travel tools with Dana Shaker.Podcasting 1:1 Strategy Intensive: Spaces availableLet's plan to create a high-converting asset that generates opportunities and builds influence.This 90-minute strategic session will illuminate the path to successful podcasting.You'll receive your bespoke strategy roadmap to equip you in starting your personal podcast journey.For more information, email me at holly@callecopy.comThis episode: Quitting the 9-5 to Craft a Life of Travel (On a Budget) as a Virtual LawyerIn this episode of More Than A Lawyer, I talk with Dana who is a trademark, copyright attorney, mediator and career coach who recently quit her 9-5 job to pursue a dream life as a digital nomad lawyer. This means she gets to travel the world and work through her virtual law firm. If you're someone who thinks that travel is just not accessible to you because you have to pay for expensive accommodations and Airbnb apartments, think again. Dana has built wonderful connections through housesitting where she looks after people's houses or pets for free. In return, she gets to travel the world on a budget whilst staying in different places around the globe.It's all about being the architect of your own life and creating a path that fits exactly what you want. Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/holly-cope-digitalnomadPodcasting from scratch free courseMy free 5-day email course: Podcasting from scratch. Learn how to start your podcast. ⁠https://subscribepage.io/podcastingfromscratch⁠ How to Land Your Dream Clients e-book:https://app.gumroad.com/products    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Met ditmaal: Pip Blom, Israel Nash, The Streets, Melenas, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Rolling Stones, Glen Hansard, Sarah Klang, Jungle By Night, Paris, The Vacant Lots, Allah-Las, The Grand East, Zach Bryan, plus een exclusive instore van Pale Puma. Concerto Radio, aflevering 515 (27 oktober 2023): Pip Blom, Not Tonight: Bobbie Israel Nash, Travel On: […]

Preston's Birthday, Still Using Vintage Tech & Top Places to Travel On this episode:News (00:00:00)Entertainment Report (00:13:42)The Noticer (00:48:24)Bizarre Files (01:12:55) People Still Using Vintage Technology (01:28:28) Top Camping/Travel Spots (02:12:23)Bizarre Files (02:38:28)Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:47:11)Wrap Up (03:03:32) 

Griffin Sherry, guitarist for Ghost of Paul Revere, is a true ‘Maine'iac. Along with his band members, who have known each other since they were toddlers, they create “holler folk” music inspired by rock legends and traditions of communal music making. In this episode, Charles and Griffin nerd out over Led Zeppelin, and discuss how Maine has shaped Griffin. “I could never leave this state. It's elemental, but also brutal” which has fostered a fierce community of support. Hear about the ghosts of songwriting and the ghosts that crept around his house growing up. Find out how Ghost of Paul Revere's “Ballad of the 20th Maine” got unanimously voted as the State Ballad and what it felt like performing the Gettysburg tribute down south. Find Griffin at ghostofpaulrevere.com and support the band at patreon.com/ghostofpaulrevereThanks for listening and don't forget to review, share and subscribe to the podcast! Learn more about nonprofit Sustain Music and Nature's work to make music a force for nature at: sustainmusicandnature.orgHost: Charles CoplinProducer: Sustain Music & NatureEditor: Harrison GoodaleMedia Researcher: Lindsay JohnsonTheme Music: Harrison GoodaleGhost of Paul Revere Featured Music: “Good at Losing Everything”, “Love at Your Convenience”, and “Travel On”

Another hour of outstanding music to get you through the week. All killer, no filler. This hour promises an abundance of top quality tracks you'll love. This train is barreling forward with signs of stopping. Get on board!!! FACEBOOK: facebook.com/ontargetpodcast INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/modmarty TWITTER: twitter.com/modmarty ----------------------------------------------- The Playlist Is: "The Popeye" Lonnie Brooks - Midas "Gotta' Travel On" Gino - Golden Crest "Keep Looking" Solomon Burke - Atlantic "When Love Goes Wrong" Lou Rawls - Capitol "Don't Mess With Cupid" Otis Redding - Volt "Find Yourself Someone To Love" Larry Williams & Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Okeh "Somebody Stole My Thunder" Georgie Fame - CBS "Nobody" Larry Williams & Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Okeh "Baby Time" Bunny Shivel - Capitol "Stranger In My Arms" Lynne Randell - Columbia "A Sign Of The Times" Petula Clark - Warner Brothers "Stop That Girl" Jimmy 'Soul' Clark - Soulhawk "The Way You've Been Acting Lately" Al Kent - Ric-Tic "3 Days, 1 Hour, 30 Minutes" Jackie Wilson - Brunswick "Who Is It Gonna Be" Dee & Joe - Jubilee "The Duck" The Olympics - Mirwood "The Shake" The Standells - Liberty "Cinnamon Girl" The Gentrys - Sun "Tin Soldier" Streetheart - Capitol "Yes It's Me an' I'm In Love Again" The Soul Mates - Black Strap Molasses LP "Funk" The Soul Mates - Black Strap Molasses LP "Our Day Will Come" James Brown At The Organ - Smash

Garrett Shea wants to bring poetry to pop. And if a song happens to save a life, that isn't too shabby either (stay tuned to hear THAT story and song at the end of the episode).As a proud Villa Maria student, Garrett majored in Music Industry. There he connected with Grammy nominated producer Anthony Casuccio who produced Garrett's first album with the band, Breckenwood. If you listen to their two albums you can not only hear loads of growth in his recording and song craft, but also a shift from pop-punk to just… pop. The pull of pop eventually led Garrett away from the band four years ago. He continues to write and record original songs, while having a blast in his cover band, The Red Letter Kings.Garrett talked about that “switch” that needs to go off in his mind and heart before he is able to release a new song to the public. It took him over a year before he was willing to put his song, Travel On up on Spotify.Garrett is also a music instructor who heads up the music lessons department at Guitar Center in Cheektowaga. They are putting together a Rock Show program where students get focused training for a week in a rock ensemble that makes immediate use of their skills and taste. You can keep up with Garrett's latest singles, announcements, vlog, and brisk gigging schedule on his web site, GarretSheaMusic.com.Show NotesGarrett mentioned a recent article by Buffalo music critic, Jeff Miers about the music scene in Buffalo. Garrett also mentioned his friend, Tim Britt who he thinks does a great job straddling the line between original and cover band vital to a band's success in Buffalo. Garrett also mentioned Matt Bannister whom he collaborates with as an acoustic duo. Garrett gave a shout out to his album art designer, Daniel Morris.Earlier in the show, Denis used the tool, Inner Authority by Phil Stutz and Barry Michels to help him bring some authenticity and creative energy to his upcoming job interview.Denis also mentioned that he is starting a therapeutic community in the form of a religion, which you can find out more about in the episode, We are Building a Religion. There is a very special first meeting coming up on Sunday March 31. If you want to take part, please contact Denis at Denis@TheLensPodcast.org.Denis mentioned Dennis McKenna's book, The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss.Garrett mentioned this fascinating Ted Talk on how lyrics in pop music have gotten measurably more repetitive over the years.

 Welcome back everyone! We are Travel On and this is Episode 005. Today we have our very first guest speaker, Jables, teach us about charity. He shares some scriptures and personal life lessons that we can, hopefully, apply to our own lives. (We apologize for the audio, we didn't have the proper mic for our guest) Also, if you enjoy what we do, head to our website to see how you can support us in our mission to help others Travel On. We appreciate you! Our website is - anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support Cheers!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support

 Welcome, welcome, welcome! We are Travel On and this is Episode 003. Grab your scriptures and follow along as we dive into the subject of prayer.  We explore the reasons why, how, and with what intent we must pray. From personal stories, we discover the miraculous power of prayer. (You might want to grab a tissue or even the whole box!) Don't miss out! Also, if you enjoy what we do, head to our website to see how you can support us in our mission to help others Travel On. We appreciate you! Our website is - anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support Cheers!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support

  Welcome back to Travel On! Episode 002 is on repentance and forgiveness, and how we must give one to receive the other. We discuss why it is imperative that we repent from our sins - don't worry, we also give you a 5 step process on how we take those difficult strides toward seeking forgiveness! Don't miss out! Also, if you enjoy what we do, head to our website to see how you can support us in our mission to help others Travel On. We appreciate you! Our website is - https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support

Welcome back to Travel On. This episode is on faith, and how it is the very foundation for our beliefs and the hope in our lives. We dive into scriptures and uncover what faith really is and what it can do for us. Don't miss out! Also, if you enjoy what we do, head to our website to see how you can support us in our mission to help others Travel On. We appreciate you! Our website is - https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support

Welcome to Travel On! Episode 000 is our introduction. We'll delve into the meat and potatoes on what our mission is and what we're going to do for you! If you like what you hear and want to assist us, head to our website to see how you can support us in our mission to help others Travel On. We appreciate you! Our website is - https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support Cheers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ammon-daddabbo4/support

00:00 - Introduction 07:45 - Free-for-All (Favorite food when traveling) 21:14 - Main Topic (The Importance of Travel) On episode EIGHTY-TWO of Let the Bird Fly! the guys welcome onto the show Dr. Martin Moldenhauer, who teaches on the English faculty at Wisconsin Lutheran College. But instead of talking Shakespeare, American literature, or the metamorphic process or writing (all topics Dr. Moldenhauer would be fantastic on as well), they sit down to talk about another personal and professional interest of Dr. Moldenhauer's: the importance of travel. After indulging in some discussion of their own Wanderlust, they ponder the benefits of experiencing different cultures. In the end, they take as their theme the famous Mark Twain quote: “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.” We hope you are able to sit back and enjoy the discussion.   Let the Bird Fly! is supported by the 1517 Podcast Network, which is part of 1517.org. The 2018 calendar year has been one of tremendous growth for 1517 and plans for 2019 and beyond are well underway. In order to continue to grow and spread the message of that the death of Christ saves, 1517 has set a goal of raising $250,000 by December 31st. If you are able to help support all the great content being produced by 1517, please consider doing so with a regular monthly donation, or a one time donate. You can find more about 1517 on their website and you can DONATE RIGHT HERE. Thank you for your support! And as always, if you are enjoying the show, please subscribe, rate, and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, or TuneIn Radio. You can also like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. You can also follow our Telegram Channel, where we post our new episodes as well as other content that we think you might enjoy. And, of course, share us with a friend or two! If you’d like to contact us we can be reached at podcast@LetTheBirdFly.com, or visit our website at www.LetTheBirdFly.com. Thanks for listening! Attributions for Music and Image used in this Episode: “The Last One” by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. “Gib laut” by Dirk Becker is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License. “Whistling Down the Road” by Silent Partner “Not Drunk” by The Joy Drops is licensed under an Attribution 4.0 International License. Image: "Travel Background" by George Hodan is licensed under CC0 Public Domain.

"Travel On" from Mysterious Circles by John Lee. Released: 2006. Genre: Acoustic.

"Travel On" from Mysterious Circles by John Lee. Released: 2006. Genre: Acoustic.