Podcasts about we are more

We Are Gods Chosen People! We Are More than the labels that the world has painted us with, we are more than the jobs or careers that we have pursued based on the opportunities that we have had in “their” societies. A society that was never intended for us and societies that we have had no power over shaping nor cultivating. We Are not Africans, We Are not Americans, We Are Not Britains, or French, We Are Gods Chosen People and soon the whole world will know: “And they all shall be called children of the living God, and every angel and every spirit shall know, yea, they shall know that these are My children, and that I am their Father in uprightness and righteousness, and that I love them.” Jubilee 1:24

In this sermon entitled "We Are More", we were heavily armed with a revelation that devastates the scheme's of the enemy. Brother's Adam Corra and Justin Treaster made us aware of the schemes employed by the enemy that seek to get us to take ourselves out of the fight. After being made aware of these insidious tactics, the brothers impressed upon us with conviction who we really are because of who HE is. This message will enliven every area of your life, set you ablaze, and set you firmly on the rock so that you too might set out.

BrownTown links up with Melvin Farley, formerly incarcerated friend of Illinois Prison Project. In Part Three of the "We Are More" series, BrownTown and Melvin discuss re-entering society after incarceration, combating the "law and order" narrative and resurgent fear-mongering politics tactics, as well as the much talked about Illinois SAFE-T Act that goes into full effect January 1, 2023. Watch the micro-docs, listen to the series, and take action at SoapBoxPO.com/We-Are-More and IllinoisPrisonProject.org.Melvin's initially shares his experience with incarceration and how the Illinois Prison Project supported in his release. The team then details some of the inner workings of the prison system and as well as the adjustments and setbacks when re-entering society. BrownTown unpacks the grassroots work that lead up to the signing of the Illinois SAFE-T Act, particularly the Pretrial Fairness Act provision, and dispels the misinformation, disinformation, and straight up lies about the new law that have been circling this season. While comparing such right-wing and establishment tactics to those of yesteryear (i.e. Willie Hortonism and fake FBI-created Black Panther Party newspapers), the gang embraces the progressive changes to come in the region while situating them within a larger struggle. GUESTMelvin Farley is an affiliate of the Illinois Prison Project who was released from incarceration 18 months ago due to the organization's efforts. He is currently establishing structure for his new life and looking forward to new opportunities and relationships. Mentioned in Episode:Illinois - Pretrial Fairness START HERE!The 2021 SAFE-T Act: ICJIA Roles and Responsibilities (Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority)How a ‘Purge' law misinformation campaign could undercut landmark criminal justice reform by Tiffany Walden (TRiiBE)No, There Is No ‘Purge Law' In Illinois. Here Are The Facts About Ending Cash Bail by Asimo & Sabino (Block Club Chi)There's no ‘Purge Law': Debunking right-wing propaganda about the SAFE-T Act by Carlos Ballesteros (Injustice Watch)Axios article on fake newspaperEpisode Correction: The FBI, not the CIA, created fake newspapers to dispel the Black Panther Party's image via the infamous COINTELPRO (but CIA still trash, doe). ILLINOIS PRISON PROJECT (IPP)Through advocacy, public education, and direct representation, the Illinois Prison Project brings hope to and fight in community with incarcerated people and their loved ones for a brighter, more humane, more just system for us all. Learn more about the IPP on their site; follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.  CREDITS: Intro soundbite from Renaldo Hudson of the "We Are More" micro-doc series and outro soundbite from Melvin Farley. Audio engineered by Kiera Battles. Episode photo by Kiera Battles. This series is sponsored by the Illinois Prison Project.--Bourbon 'n BrownTownFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | PatreonSoapBox Productions and Organizing, 501(c)3Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | Support

BrownTown sits down with Dyanna Winchester, Decarceration Organizer with Live Free Illinois. In Part Two of the "We Are More" series, BrownTown and Dyanna discuss organizing against and within institutions to disrupt dangerous policy, addressing intracommunal violence with interpersonal relationships, supporting re-entry after being incarcerated, and more. Watch the micro-docs, listen to the series, and take action at SoapBoxPO.com/We-Are-More and IllinoisPrisonProject.org.Dyanna's shares her experience with incarceration before the team delves into policy-driven factors like the Truth in Sentencing Act and the barriers folks formerly incarcerated folks face upon re-integrating into society after being released. They also touch on the nuances and history of faith-based organizing, particularly in the Black community, as well as Live Free's full free campaign and clean state initiative. What does freedom really look like? Here's their take. GUESTDyanna Winchester is a Chicago-born, formerly incarcerated organizer and mother of two boys, one of whom was tragically killed from gun violence within the city. She received her associates degree in Liberal arts from Lakeland College and is currently studying to get her Bachelor of Science in Business Management. Dyanna spent 20 years in the prison system and has worn many hats of employment while facing barriers to financial stability due to being system-impacted. Her most influential roles have been a Community Navigator/Case Manager/Career Coach at Howard Area Community Center. Now, she is passionate about her new role as Decarceration Organizer with Live Free Illinois where she can bring forth change both in our communities and at the policy level to help deliver the liberty and dignity we all deserve. When not in her Live Free Illinois role, she enjoys loving on her family, playing with dogs, exercising, and helping others. ILLINOIS PRISON PROJECT (IPP)Through advocacy, public education, and direct representation, the Illinois Prison Project brings hope to and fight in community with incarcerated people and their loved ones for a brighter, more humane, more just system for us all. Learn more about the IPP on their site; follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.  CREDITS: Intro soundbite from Michael Penny of the "We Are More" micro-doc series and outro soundbite from Dyanna Winchester. Audio engineered by Kiera Battles. This series is sponsored by the Illinois Prison Project.--Bourbon 'n BrownTownFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | PatreonSoapBox Productions and Organizing, 501(c)3Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | Support

BrownTown shares virtual space with Sandra Brown, formerly incarcerated survivor and current Senior Advisor and Visiting Scholar with the Women's Justice Institute (WJI). In Part One of the "We Are More" series, BrownTown and Sandra discuss the four leading criminal legal system trends that have spurred the rise in women's mass incarceration and meet them with five fundamental rights and needs as pathways to justice (WJI). At the intersection of carcerality and patriarchy, the team collectively addresses and assesses root causes and ways to reverse women's incarceration on the path towards prison abolition. Watch the micro-docs, listen to the series, and take action at SoapBoxPO.com/We-Are-More and IllinoisPrisonProject.org. Mentioned in episode:Women's Incarceration Rates Are Skyrocketing. These Advocates Are Trying to Change That by Nazish Dholakia (Versa)Twitter thread on crime reporting in the media (Alex Karakatsanis)Organizations: Black and Pink, Moms United Against Violence and Incarceration, Restorative Justice Illinois, Live Free Illinois, Life Span "Justice for women isn't only what happens between arrest and prison. It's what happens before, during, and after it." --Women's Justice Institute GUESTSandra Brown is a Chicago native with a love for learning and helping others. When she became an incarcerated survivor, she spent over half of her sentence working as a teaching assistant while striving to earn an education via correspondence courses. She has helped countless women earn their GEDs as well as complete various vocational programs. For almost a decade, she served as president of Toastmasters: A Woman's Voice, where she developed communication and leadership opportunities for up to 60 women each session. Barriers that Brown experienced during her own educational and empowerment journey while incarcerated undergirds the work that she does now as a Senior Advisor and Visiting Scholar with the Women's Justice Institute (WJI) in Chicago. Though Brown lives in Los Angeles, she works to promote economic and educational opportunities to other justice-impacted women. Some of her advocacy work entails developing curriculum aimed at understanding decarceration and domestic violence as well as writing policy papers recommending ways to support quality higher education degree programs to women who are incarcerated. Her book Odyssey in Progress is now available and she has a piece featured in the reSentencing Journal, published by Tufts University. ILLINOIS PRISON PROJECT (IPP)Through advocacy, public education, and direct representation, the Illinois Prison Project brings hope to and fight in community with incarcerated people and their loved ones for a brighter, more humane, more just system for us all. Learn more about the IPP on their site; follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.  CREDITS: Intro music from the Women's Justice Initiative website and outro soundbite from Sandra Brown. Audio engineered by Kiera Battles. This series is sponsored by the Illinois Prison Project.--Bourbon 'n BrownTownFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | PatreonSoapBox Productions and Organizing, 501(c)3Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | Support

BrownTown brings you the "We Are More" campaign series! The podcast extension of SoapBox's micro-doc video series with the Illinois Prison Project centers the experiences of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people, and pushes back against fear-mongering “tough on crime” rhetoric and policies resurging in the 2022 election season. With the support of directly-impacted guests, BrownTown unpacks the revanchist history of these dangerous policies, recent media sensationalism, and the importance of media literacy through an abolitionist lens. Watch the micro-docs, listen to the series, and take action at SoapBoxPO.com/We-Are-More and IllinoisPrisonProject.org. ILLINOIS PRISON PROJECT (IPP)Through advocacy, public education, and direct representation, the Illinois Prison Project brings hope to and fight in community with incarcerated people and their loved ones for a brighter, more humane, more just system for us all. Learn more about the IPP on their site; follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.  CREDITS: Intro/outro soundbites from SoapBox "We Are More" micro-docs of Renaldo Hudson (intro) and Anthony Jones (outro), edited by James Edward Murray. Audio engineered by Kiera Battles. Episode photo by Aidan Kranz. This series is sponsored by the Illinois Prison Project.--Bourbon 'n BrownTownFacebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | PatreonSoapBox Productions and Organizing, 501(c)3Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Site | Linktree | Support

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST Episode 062 7000APART   7000apart is the husband-and-wife duo of Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin. Their story began when Amelie left her hometown of Stockholm, Sweden to attend high school as an exchange student in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It was there where she met Jon and they fell in love. When she returned to Sweden, the couple started 7000apart as their creative project together named after the 7,000 kilometer distance between them. They spent three years like this before reuniting and getting married, and 7000apart became a serious artistic endeavor. They released their debut record “We Are More” in 2019, which now has over 100,000 streams and features on over 1,300 playlists on Spotify alone. 7000apart's music transcends the relationship between Jon & Amelie. One of the cornerstones of their writing is mental health awareness, and their lyrics often touch on personal struggles and finding strength through dark times. They want to create music that resonates with others & helps them to feel a little less alone. The couple worked with Grammy-winning Nashville producer FEMKE on their latest single “Nothing to Worry About.” The song is their reminder to us all that no matter how hopeless the world seems right now, we can still find joy in whatever moment we're in. Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/7000apart/feel-your-feelings-a-self-care-album-in-two-parts Social Links: linktr.ee/7000apart www.7000apart.com info@7000apart.com

Les femmes du monde à l'honneur dans le Worldmix de Néo Géo Nova. Les nouveautés musicales nous transportent au Burkina Faso, au Pérou, à Marseille, Paris et Dakar... Les chanteuses Sandra Nkake, Marion Rampal et le flûtiste Ji Dru ont imaginé pendant le premier confinement un projet musical Tribe From the Ashes. Une réunion d'un super big band soul, jazz et gospel composé de leurs amis musiciens reconnus et d'artistes émergents : de Thomas de Pourquery à Jean Phi Daryet et Anne Paceo, parmi les plus célèbres . Nous écoutons le morceau “Eurydice”issu de cet album sorti le 15 octobre chez le Label Bleu. Autres nouveautés féminines au réveil, des plus sensuelles avec la marseillaise Siska. Affranchie du Watcha Clan, elle revient avec son nouvel album Mauvaise graine chez VLB Recordings. En voiçi un avant-goût avec “Ta peau”. La martiniquaise Valérie Louri chante “Yen Ki wou” de son album Transition sorti le 15 octobre chez Aztec. Son aînée, la péruvienne Susana Baca avec “Negra del alma” prend la suite. Son dernier album Palabras Urgentes est sorti le 8 octobre dernier sur le label Real Word. Poundo avec “We Are More” et sa trap westaf a séduit les programmateurs du Festival nomade francilien - Africolor qui se déploiera du 12 novembre au 22 décembre. Poundo chantera le 19 novembre au Plan Ris-Orangis et le 27 novembre à la salle Jacques Brel de Pantin. Pour clôturer ce Wordmix, quoi de mieux que le tonique “Pagabirawa”, extrait inédit du premier album solo Nagtaba de la chanteuse burkinabé et parisienne Kandy Guira ? Playlist Zoufris Maracas et Toto La Momposina - Chienne de Vie (remix)André Marie Tala - Get Up TchamassiQuantic & Nidia Gongora - Balada BorrachaExperience 7 - Lanmou Se On Danje Alewya - PlayCheba Fadela & Cheb Sahraoui - N'Sel fikDont le WorldmixSandra Nkake & Ji drû (Tribe From the Ashes) - Eurydice Siska - Ta peau Valérie Louri - Yen Ki wou Susana Baca - Negra del alma Poundo - We are more Kandy Guira - Pagabirawa See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WISCONSIN MUSIC PODCAST Friday Music Showcase #18 7000apart ------------------------------- 7000apart is the husband-and-wife duo of Amelie Eiding and Jon Kresin. Their story began when Amelie left her hometown of Stockholm, Sweden to attend high school as an exchange student in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It was there where she met Jon and they fell in love. When she returned to Sweden, the couple started 7000apart as their creative project together named after the 7,000 kilometer distance between them. They spent three years like this before reuniting and getting married, and 7000apart became a serious artistic endeavor. They released their debut record “We Are More” in 2019, which now has over 100,000 streams and features on over 1,300 playlists on Spotify alone. 7000apart's music transcends the relationship between Jon & Amelie. One of the cornerstones of their writing is mental health awareness, and their lyrics often touch on personal struggles and finding strength through dark times. They want to create music that resonates with others & helps them to feel a little less alone. The couple worked with Grammy-winning Nashville producer FEMKE on their latest single “Nothing to Worry About.” The song is their reminder to us all that no matter how hopeless the world seems right now, we can still find joy in whatever moment we're in.   linktr.ee/7000apart www.7000apart.com info@7000apart.com

On this week’s episode of “We Are More Than: The Podcast,” KL and AL sit down to really discuss the dynamics of relationships. KL, a single man and AL, a married man, discover that their ideologies about love and having a plan aren’t that different. What separated them has been execution. We Are More a Than: Hit It And Quit It. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wearemorethanpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wearemorethanpodcast/support

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7000apart is a duo that is one part Wisconsinite and another part Swedish. John & Amelie are a duo and married couple who met when Amelie was a foreign exchange student in Green Bay, WI. This episode was filmed right after the release of a single "Blank Check" leading up to the release of their first official album, "We Are More"

Lea talks about what living a regret free life means and her practical suggestions for doing it. She speaks to making miracles and her Miracle Maker's Quick Shift Formula. She also talks about the perils of positive thinking She is also the host of the "We Are More" radio show. Her quote is "Say goodbye to pushing and powering through. Get more done and achieve your highest dreams wit pleasure and ease."Free Gift: The Miracle Maker's Chhi Power Quick Shift Formula W: leabayles.comTW: twitter.com/leabaylesF: facebook.com/leabaylesfan

I sat down w the Green Bay-based folk pop duo 7000apart (Amelie Eiding & Jon Kresin). Their debut album "We Are More" came out this past May with lead singles "Blank Check", "Sorry", and "Close Your Eyes". They are married and have toured both across the Midwest and in Sweden. We discussed the deeply personal subject material in their songs, Sweden compared to the US, being long-distance, mental health, and their plans to uplift Green Bay's music scene. They play Milwaukee for the first time tonight at the Var Gallery :) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

In todays episode, we talk about mistakes- it's time to move past them and not allow ourselves to be labeled by them. WE ARE MORE!! Music by https://music.apple.com/us/album/royalty-free-music-library/720959672www.lynnburrell.com 

This week Ear Coffee moves away from the local focus to a regional focus with an interview with the Green Bay, Wis. based duo 7000apart as they talk about their new single and debut album We Are More. 

Lea Bales, the host of We Are More How challenges call us o become who we are, and how to nurture that while doing the personal work to expand our creativity. Tap into everything you've experienced both challenges and joys to help unleash miracles.. Lea helps you make that leap in discovering We Are More! You can find out more about Lea Bayles at LeaBayles.com By the way if you enjoyed the show please take a moment and give us a (5) star review and leave a comment ,and share us with a friend...we appreciate you taking out time today to listen and would love for you to have this free gift of my Conversations Behind The Mic Book here you go :) https://talkshowmaven.kartra.com/page/GIFT Also ..If you like to book a free breakthrough consolation or be interviewed on our show click here https://bookme.name/ravenbglover

Lea Bayles is a life coach, speaker, radio show host who empowers entrepreneurs, creatives and change-makers to thrive in body, mind and soul so they can become the leaders they were born to be.  She's got a great show called We Are More having conversations with visionaries and change makers and everyday heroes. Now Nice Guy community, you know I tend to wear my emotions on my sleeve and today, maybe this could be a good thing....you also know I am all about the LOVE. Relationship love, business love, hell any kind of love is good love to me. Let's discuss.    Connect with Lea Bayles: Twitter: @LeaBayles Instagram: lea_bayles Facebook: facebook.com/lea.houston1 facebook.com/leabaylesfan Website: www.LeaBayles.com www.LeaBayles.com/gifts Email: lea@leabayles.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leabayles   Reach The Nice Guys Here: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz     Nice Guys Sponsor: The New Media Summit, is taking place September 11-13 in Austin, TX. www.NewMediaSummit.net Use promo code NICEGUYS at checkout, you'll save $1,000 and can attend for just $1,997! Believe me, it's the best investment you'll make this year.     Nice Guys Links:  Subscribe to the Podcast Niceguysonbusiness.com TurnkeyPodcast.com - You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. Podcast Production, Concept to Launch   Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event. Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First. Doug's Business Building Bootcamp (10 Module Course)   Survey: Take our short survey so The Nice Guys know what you like.     Partner Links: Dalyn Miller PR will teach you to be a great podcast guest Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast. Interview Valet:  Get interviewed on top podcasts and share your message. Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments Social Quant - Boost your Twitter following the right way. Targeted reach     Promise Statement: To provide an experience that is entertaining and adds value to your life.   Never underestimate the Power of Nice.

You are in for a special treat! Start off the hour with the musical selection “Dandelion” by Heather Maloney and then be intrigued & inspired by the first interview clip featuring Linda Conroy, conference founder, speaking with Thistle Pettersen. After a brief musical interlude of “The Spirit of the Plants” by Lisa Thiel, you’ll hear how YOU CAN WIN A FREE TICKET to the conference followed by interview excerpts with conference keynote speaker, Isla Burgess from New Zealand and author of “Weeds Heal: A Working Herbal” and “Notes from a Biophilic Garden: Reconnecting People, Plants and Inscape” released in 2017. After the excerpt with Ms. Burgess, enjoy Thistle’s song “We Are More” before being reminded again of how to win a free ticket to the conference. After that, hear an interview excerpt with Dr. Tieraona Low Dog, world-renowned doctor & herbalist, in which she talks about her offerings at the conference as another keynote speaker. Then hear the song “Corn Mother” by Lisa Thiel before enjoying the final interview excerpt with intensive workshop presenter, Whapio, an elder Midwife and Educator who talks about her workshop on sexuality as a path to the divine. Finally, round off the hour with Sekhmet SheOwl’s commentary on the importance of women gathering to study and co-create woman-centered culture amidst and surrounded by the natural world. Thanks for staying tuned to WLRN! Learn more about the conference here: www.midwestwomensherbal.com/. Listen carefully to this special edition on the Midwest Women’s Herbal conference for your chance to WIN a FREE TICKET to gather with amazing women healers, herbalists and creatives in the beautiful woods of central Wisconsin June 1st-3rd 2018.

Teenage girls, under normal circumstances, wrestle with issues of identity and body image. But for young women with a chronic, rare disease, those struggles can be more complicated. That makes the wisdom, self-awareness, and self-confidence that shine through The Sick Chick blog all the more remarkable. We spoke to Shira Strongin, founder of The Sick Chick and a Global Genes 2015 honoree for teen advocacy, about her battle with Ehler-Danlos Syndrom, how she’s come to appreciate what her disease has taught her, and her work with other teen rare disease advocates to form We Are More, an effort to convey to the media and public that teens with chronic illnesses are defined by more than their diseases.

We Are More than our Feelings: Aruna Ratanagiri (39 min) (keywords) What is sati, daily-life practice.