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In this episode, our guest is Al Wadleigh, a Feldenkrais practitioner and the co-host of the Feldenkrais for Life podcast. We talk about how to rewire our nervous system through Feldenkrais, increasing our learning, memory, health, and potential. Returning us to that childlike state of exploration, curiosity, aliveness, and possibility, Feldenkrais is like a playful portal into adult neuroplasticity and change. Waking us up from our habits and removing our rigid societal masks and algorithms, it can likewise unlock self-awareness, self-image, spontaneity, lightness, ease, authenticity, freedom, and growth.We delve into this via various interconnected angles, including: novelty, making mistakes/errors, correcting, contradictory movements, speed of movement, pausing, relaxation, zooming in and out, focus and unfocus, attention, the eyes, neck, lips, mouth, creativity, the imagination, the voice, the skeleton, effort, finding links and connections, technology (e.g. smartphones, the Internet), and other exercise and movement-based practices. The episode wraps up by putting all this into action through a short powerful Feldenkrais lesson using the eyes and imagination.  **CONNECT & LEARN MORE**podcast: feldenkraisforlife.com website: achievingexcellence.com audio lessons & more: achievingexcellence.com/all-productsRESOURCESBOOKS - The Brain that Changes Itself  by Norman Doidge - The Brain's Way of Healing by Norman DoidgeLESSONS - Alexander Yanai lessons - Al Wadleigh lessonsPEOPLE- Donna Ray- Moshé Feldenkrais- Norman DoidgeVOCABULARY - Functional Integration- homunuculus- Weber-Fechner LawListen to Feldenkrais for Life, Al Wadleigh and Donna Ray's podcast, on Spotify, Apple, or your favorite podcast app. Connect with Al on his website: achievingexcellence.com.or send me a text message here

Ministers Talking S#!T! Rev Dr Robert Brzezinski, Rev. Elzia Sekou and Special Guest Rev Dr Michelle Wadleigh talk about the stories of the day.Sponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtmedianetworkDonate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

Ministers Talking S#!T! Rev Dr Robert Brzezinski, and Rev Dr Michelle Wadleigh talk about the stories of the day.Sponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtmedianetworkDonate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

Ministers Talking S#!T! Rev Elzia Sekou and Rev Dr Michelle Wadleigh talk about the stories of the day.Sponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtmedianetworkDonate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

Sunday, December 3: The Renaissance Mama: Interview Meghan Wadleigh by FiredUp Network

Salto a los 80 y a la Nueva York grimosa pre-Giuliani para hablaros de esta terrorífica fantasía urbana con unos extraños lobos inteligentes que se la tienen jurada a los empresarios urbanísticos. Fine by me.

Ministers Talking S#!T! Rev Elzia Sekou, Rev Robert Brzezinski, and Rev Dr Michelle Wadleigh talk about the stories of the day.Sponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtmedianetworkDonate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

As a spiritual community, we “Living Out Loud!” in 2023.During the month of April, our topic is “The Power of Vulnerability”This week's message is entitled: “Forgiveness is the Highest Form of Vulnerability”This message was delivered at Concordia Center for Spiritual Living in Rhode Island, by special guest, Rev. Michelle Wadleigh, D.D. on April 23, 2023.If you have been blessed by this message we gratefully receive your blessings and financial gifts - you can give online at https://bit.ly/consciousgiving - you can also text your gift to: (401) 466-4454Visit us online at our:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/concordiacslInstagram - @concordiacslWeb - https://www.concordiacsl.org

Ministers Talking S#!T! ~ Rev BRZ and Special Guest Rev Michelle Wadleigh talk about stories of the week.Sponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtme...Sign up for our Newsletter https://newthoughtmedianetwork.org/nt...Donate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

Mike Wadleigh is the Partner of Industry in the Cherry Creek School District. His work is imperative to implementing Work-Based Learning opportunities throughout the district. Mike plays a key role in developing and growing industry partnerships, which in turn paves the way for Work-Based Learning opportunities for students. CTE Work Base Learning Home Page: https://www.cherrycreekschools.org/Page/12770 Mike Wadleigh email: mwadleigh@cherrycreekschools.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-m-seely/support

Mike Wadleigh is the Partner of Industry in the Cherry Creek School District. His work is imperative to implementing Work-Based Learning opportunities throughout the district. Mike plays a key role in developing and growing industry partnerships, which in turn paves the way for Work-Based Learning opportunities for students. CTE Work Base Learning Home Page: https://www.cherrycreekschools.org/Page/12770 Mike Wadleigh email: mwadleigh@cherrycreekschools.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-m-seely/support

Ministers Talking S#!T! w/ Rev BRZ talk about stories of the week.and Special guest Rev. Michelle WadleighSponsored by New Thought Media Networkhttps://www.facebook.com/newthoughtme...Sign up for our Newsletter https://newthoughtmedianetwork.org/nt...Donate at www.ntmedia.org/donate#newthoughtmedianetwork

Chief Mark Chase is here with guests from the Dept of Public Works in Claremont, Director Alex Gleeson and Assitant Director Ted Wadleigh.  We talk mud season in Claremont, the status of the roads, who is in charge of Washington Street, how much salt they saved this past winter with their new program, Claremont water lines, the transfer station, and more.

This Podcast is the closest the trials get to high comedy.  Dreamy, arrogant State Department economist, Henry Julian Wadleigh, worked in the same area as Hiss (several levels below Hiss).  Wadleigh testifies that he passed State Department documents to Chambers in 1937 and 1938 without authorization.  He thus corroborates Chambers' testimony that Chambers was the hub of a spy ring in State in those years.     But might he also help Hiss?  Could it have been Wadleigh who gave Chambers all those documents?  How might Hiss make a case that it was Wadleigh who passed the papers that Chambers said he got from Hiss?  Would Chambers have any reason to falsely accuse Hiss if he could truthfully accuse Wadleigh?     Lloyd Paul Stryker's cross-examination succeeded in making Wadliegh look like a ridiculous head-in-the-clouds dreamer.  (Just like Chambers, Stryker hints, all these commies are weirdoes unlike the solid, respectable Alger.). Wadleigh made such a fool of himself that, when once Murphy objected to Stryker's cross-examination, Judge Kaufman couldn't rule on the objection because he was laughing so hard that he had hidden his face in his papers.   FURTHER RESEARCH:  Back at the Grand Jury, there was a dramatic scene in the room where all the witnesses sat before being summoned to the presence of the Grand Jury.  When Wadleigh and Hiss saw each other, they exchanged pleasantries and then Wadliegh told Hiss “The F.B.I. came to see me and I got sort of panicky and told them that I had given some documents to Chambers.”  Hiss purported to be “astounded.”  (Hiss at 187.). I would love to have ten great actors perform Hiss being astounded — reactions all the way from “My God, there was a spy ring in State.  Horrors!”  to “You, too, Julian?!”  See also Grand Jury Transcript at 3949; Weinstein at 298.   Alistair Cooke wrote that Hiss might have been “a greater Wadleigh.”  Rebecca West, in her review of Cooke's book, says that this view “speaks of chaotic moral and intellectual values.”  She supports this opinion in her memorable prose.  1950 University of Chicago Law Review at 672-73, available at https://chicagounbound.uchicago.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2686&context=uclrev    The Baltimore Sun newspaper interviewed Wadleigh shortly before he testified in the second trial.  By then he was disgraced and destitute.  The newspaper described Wadleigh as “[p]ossessed of a self-esteem amounting almost to self-deification” and “look[ing] pityingly on the remainder of humanity, . . . distressed when it so often fails to respond to his guidance from a self-erected mountain.”  Thomas O'Neill, “Wadleigh Set for New Role,” The Baltimore Sunday Sun, Nov., 27, 1949, page 5, col. 1.   Questions:  No one has ever suggested that Wadleigh was lying.  Can you think of any reason he would lie to corroborate Chambers?  After you've listened to this Podcast, do you agree with me that, after all was said and done, Wadleigh helped the Prosecution and damaged Hiss?  At the second trial, Wadleigh told the jury in detail how he, a mild Socialist and not a Communist, gave information to the Soviet Union because he wanted to help fight fascism, not to promote Communism.  He thought he was helping his country in the long run, not hurting it.  Do you have sympathy for Wadleigh's intentions and/or acts?      

The summer of 1969 saw several large-scale music festivals, but few have crossed into the realm of myth as definitively as Woodstock, thanks in no small part to Michael Wadleigh's landmark 1970 documentary, released less than a year after its titular event. Questlove's new film SUMMER OF SOUL seeks to add another, less-discussed concert to the musical narrative of that summer, which we will bring into the discussion next week, but in this WOODSTOCK-focused half of our pairing we're joined by music critic Steven Hyden to debate whether it's possible to separate Wadleigh's film from the broader cultural understanding of, and nostalgia for, the festival, and how the movie's hyper-verité style meshes with its generally sunny view of an event that had an oft-overlooked dark side. Plus, we're still getting feedback about the Scott-provoked Shrek-toversy, which means we're continuing our ongoing discussion about criticism, fandom, and the uncomfortable relationship between them.  Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about WOODSTOCK, SUMMER OF SOUL, or anything else in the world of film, by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.  Outro music: “Woodstock” by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

City of Redding Airports Manager Jim Wadleigh talks about how airport operations work here in Redding and ongoing efforts to secure more flights to additional locations.Jim is fairly new to Redding but has a wealth of knowledge about airports and flying and has big ideas for growth and change.  He comes with an impressive resume from working on the tarmac for Continental on small aircraft to joining the marines and passing his air traffic control test with flying colors. He has a background in Aviation Management and led key growth and development efforts at three municipal Bay Area airports before moving to Redding.Also, if you hadn't heard already, the direct flight to LAX is resuming in March!  Jim talks about this flight service and why it has been successful.Have feedback, comments, or questions? Email us at podcast@cityofredding.org.

il film di Wadleigh del 1970 e la selezione dei promossi e dei bocciati; essere nel film significava guadagnarsi fama imperitura, non esserci l'oblio

il film di Wadleigh del 1970 e la selezione dei promossi e dei bocciati; essere nel film significava guadagnarsi fama imperitura, non esserci l'oblio

Der Oscar-prämierte Dokumentarfilm hat Woodstock zum Mythos gemacht. Außerdem brachte der Film so viel Geld, dass er das Festival vor der Pleite gerettet hat.

#381 Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music (1970), de Michael Wadleigh by Civilcinema

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Rev. Michelle Wadleigh is the founding Spiritual Director of the Center for Spiritual Living North Jersey, a New Thought and Metaphysical community. She is a minister, speaker, and author of three books. She is a powerful mentor to spiritual leaders teaching them how to live authentic full lives. Listen in on our conversation about her journey and Stepping Into Your Courage.   Conversation Topics: The humanity in spirituality - 2:18 An epidemic of spiritual bypass - 3:30 In order to embrace your full spirituality, you have to be willing to embrace your humanity. - 4:50 Before enlightenment, chop wood and carry water... - 6:35 A curious mind cannot be a judgmental mind.  - 19:01 Common myths surrounding forgiveness. - 22:07 Do your inner journey healing work. Find your own innocence early on. Find someone who loves you for you. - 36:45 Remembering to play. 45:38     Connect with Michelle Wadleigh   Website: michellewadleigh.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/revjerseygirl/      Connect with Marie Kirkland   Website: https://www.mariekirkland.com 

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Well-Strung, a New York City based string quartet, derives their unique blend of vocals and strings by fusing classical music with the pop music of today. Members Edmund Bagnell (1st violin), Chris Marchant (2nd violin), Daniel Shevlin (cello), and Trevor Wadleigh (viola) spend their time making new music and touring internationally. The group was conceived by producer Mark Cortale and Chris Marchant.Daniel Shevlin is originally from South Jersey and has been playing cello since he was ten years old and continued to use this skill when he moved to NYC at 18 to pursue a career in musical theatre. Since then he has appeared off-Broadway in The Sandbox (written and directed by Edward Albee), has toured the U.S. and Asia in productions of Rent and Cabaret, and has worked regionally as both an actor and cellist in many theaters including the Arvada Center, The Maltz-Jupiter Theatre, Riverside Theatre, and Mason Street Warehouse to name a few. He studied musical theater at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and has been a member of Actors Equity since 2006.Edmund Bagnell comes from South Carolina where he attended the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and  went on to attend New York University as music major. His senior year, he was cast as Tobias in the first national tour of Sweeney Todd directed by John Doyle. He has performed as a violinist, actor, and singer in New York and around the country. Credits include Rich in The Last Cyclist and Toby in Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium (both Off-Broadway), Charlie Brown in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and Tom Sawyer in Big River (Summer Theater of New Canaan), Charlie in Joanna Gleason’s The Big Holiday Broadcast of 1959 (Fairfield Theater Company), Oramel Howland in The Great Unknown (NYMF), Enoch Snow Jr. in Carousel (Barrington Stage Company), Stewart Smalls in Band Geeks (Ars Nova), Huck Finn in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Dennis in Smoke on the Mountain (Cotton Hall Theater).Chris Marchant grew up in Akron, OH where he began playing violin thanks to his mother’s urging. Throughout high school Chris was involved in school and regional orchestras and choirs. He  received a B.A. in Music Ministry from Malone College, where he discovered a love of musical theatre.  Credits include Tobias in Sweeney Todd and Spring Awakening (both national tours).  Follow on Instagram and Twitter @chrisjmarchant.Trevor Wadleigh is a native of Kent, WA and began studying the viola at age 17 under the tutelage of Joyce Ramée.  He earned a Bachelor of Art from the University of Puget Sound with major concentrations in Business and Music Performance as well as a minor in Comparative Sociology. While completing undergraduate coursework, Mr. Wadleigh studied concurrently with Burton Kaplan of NYC under whose direction he completed an Artist’s Certificate program at the Aaron Copland School of Music. He has served as principal and section violist of the Lake Union Civic Orchestra, Yakima Symphony, Brevard Music Center Orchestra, and the Nova Philharmonic.Storyteller/monologist Miss Coco Peru aka Clinton Leupp got his/her start as a downtown favorite in the cabaret world of NY after he wrote, produced, directed, and starred in his first show “Miss Coco Peru in My Goddamn Cabaret” over 20 years ago.On screen, Miss Coco is best known for her roles in Jim Fall’s feature film, trick (Sundance 1999) and Richard Day’s Girls Will Be Girls. (Sundance 2002) For this film Coco shared the Best Actress Award with his two co-stars at the HBO Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen as well as the Best Actor Award at LA’s Outfest Film Festival. Other film appearances include To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar, Nick and Jane, and Straight-Jacket. Coco can be heard in the Disney animated feature, The Wild as Mamma Hippo! She also appears in the highly-ish anticipated sequel of Girls Will Be Girls which will be released some day, hopefully.Coco has appeared on TV in two stand-up comedy specials on LOGO: Wisecrack and Dragtastic, How I Met Your Mother, Arrested Development, Twins, Will and Grace, New York Undercover, Detroit 187, several Bravo reality and clip shows, and in an Orbitz commercial that was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award.Coco’s live one-person shows include: “Miss Coco Peru in My Goddamn Cabaret”, “Miss Coco Peru: A Legend in Progress” (’92 MAC and Bistro Award), “Miss Coco Peru at the Westbeth Theatre” (’95 MAC Nomination), “Miss Coco Peru’s Liquid Universe”(‘98 GLAAD Nomination), “Miss Coco Peru’s Universe” (’99 LA GLAAD Nomination), “Miss Coco Peru’s Glorious Wounds…She’s Damaged” (’01 LA GLAAD Nomination) “Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted” (’04 GLAAD Award Winner, Ovation Nomination), and the hugely successful “UGLY COCO” and “THERE COMES A TIME” and most recently “SHE’S GOT BALLS”. These shows have been performed to sold out audiences in Theatres, Clubs, Restaurants, Ballrooms and Cabarets throughout the US and abroad. She currently has dates scheduled nationwide through 2014.Coco hosts an on-going live series of shows at the Renberg Theater in Los Angeles called Conversations With Coco in which Coco interviews and celebrates the lives and careers of the GLBT community’s favorite icons. Miss Peru’s guests include Liza Minnelli, Jane Fonda, Bea Arthur, Lily Tomlin, Karen Black, Lainie Kazan, Lesley Ann Warren, and drag legend Mr. Charles Busch.Coco’s recent online Youtube videos have been seen by over 2 million viewers. Her video “Coco Goes to KMART,” in which she searches for Celestial Seasoning Tension Tamer tea, has more than over 700,000 views. For this reason, Coco has had to ask her fans to stop sending her the tea. She has received close to 100 boxes!Considered The Hostess with that something extra… Coco has hosted dozens of events including: The GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles, Night of a Thousand Gowns in NYC, Chicago Takes Off, Hot and Dry in Palm Springs, Gay Days Anaheim, The Black and White Ball in Reno, LA’s OUTFEST Legacy Awards, the BALIF (Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom) Dinner in San Francisco, Project Inform’s 25th Annual Fundraiser (SF) and Charity Bingo at Harrah’s Atlantic City. She has been honored to be involved with countless Gay and AIDS related charities over the years including The Trevor Project, Aids for Aids, and Lifeworks Mentoring. In fact, the list is so long, the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center honored Coco with the Board of Director’s Award. The award was presented to Coco by Zachary Quinto (Star Trek, Heroes, So NoTorious).She is also available for children’s parties.Photo Credits: Steven C De La CruzCOCO QUOTESOne of the last great storytellers.Lily TomlinMiss Coco is a heavenly hoot… Wry and uncensored, the show is a hilarious exorcism, with music, no less. Hey, that’s entertainment.Los Angeles TimesCoco, a self-described “effeminate, damaged boy from the Bronx,” was the real goods, a dragster with real talent and heart.San Francisco Bay Area ReporterHilarious, inebriating and elegant all at the same time… If there were an award for most girlish and glamorous, funniest, mouthiest diva/icon/trannie/comedian, the inimitable Miss Coco Peru would win hands down.L.A. WeeklyIt’s not often a drag queen scares you with her intellect, but Miss Coco Peru isn’t just any drag queen. Hers is a deep, dark drag performance designed for people who are sick of drag. Don’t miss it.The Stranger, SeattleCOCO AWARDSNot that I’m bragging…2004 Los Angeles GLAAD Media Award Winner, Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted2004 Los Angeles Ovation Award nomination for Best Solo Performance, Miss Coco Peru is Undaunted2003 Outfest Award for Outstanding Actor in a Feature Film, Girls Will Be Girls2003 US Comedy Arts Festival Best Actress Award, Girls Will Be Girls2001 Los Angeles GLAAD Media Award nomination, Miss Coco Peru’s Glorious Wounds… She’s Damaged1999 Los Angeles GLAAD Media Award nomination, Miss Coco Peru’s Universe1998 New York GLAAD Media Award nomination, Miss Coco Peru’s Universe1997 Los Angeles Backstage Bistro Award Winner, Miss Coco Peru’s Universe1993 New York Backstage Bistro Award Winner, A Legend in Progress.1992 Manhattan Legend in Progress.