Podcasts about we dream

Realize the Dream is a visionary movement aimed at uniting communities to achieve an extraordinary goal: completing 100 million hours of service by January 15, 2029—the 100th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth. Inspired by Dr. King's unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and a compassionate society, Realize the Dream embodies his vision of a strong, unified foundation for all. The initiative seeks to empower hundreds of thousands of teachers and bring hope to over six million students in underfunded schools across the United States. As a company deeply committed to education and literacy for every child, Scholastic has partnered with this transformative mission. And as part of this commitment, Scholastic will be donating half a million dollars' worth of books over the course of the initiative to help support Realize the Dream's ongoing programming. Late last year, Martin Luther King III and Arndrea Waters King visited Scholastic Headquarters in New York City to discuss the initiative in a conversation moderated by award-winning author, and Scholastic Vice President and Editor, Andrea Davis Pinkney. In today's episode, the Kings and Andrea are back, joining guest-host Billy DiMichele in the studio for another compelling conversation about Realize the Dream! → Resources About Realize the Dream: Learn more about the initiative. About Martin Luther King III: Learn more about the American human rights activist, philanthropist, advocate and the eldest son of Doctor Martin Luther King Junior and Coretta Scott King. About Andrea Waters King: Learn more about the social justice leader and President of the nonprofit Drum Major Institute. About Andrea Davis Pinkney: Learn more about award-winning author award-winning author, and Scholastic Vice President and Editor. About Yolanda Renee King and We Dream a World: Learn more about the author, activist and sole grandchild of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Corette Scott King, and her book. Realizing the Dream with Scholastic: Kid Reporter Leyla Saldanha's coverage of Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, and Yolanda Renee King's October 2024 visit to Scholastic Headquarters to talk about the Realize the Dream initiative. We Dream a World: Celebrating Black History Month With Yolanda Renee King: Suzanne McCabe speaks with Yolanda Renee King and Andrea Davis Pinkney in this 2024 episode about the picture book We Dream a World: Carrying the Light from My Grandparents Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. → Highlights *Martin Luther King III, American human rights activist, philanthropist, and advocate * “We wanted to create something that causes people to turn to each other. As we're working together, we're doing something that's bigger than ourselves, in a climate, which is divided, this will hopefully begin to create the beginning elements of some level of community.” “What we really want is not to share what someone should do. What we want is people to decide for themselves what they want to do…What we know is when one is passionate about something, they're going to do a better job.” “Civility is kindness. Civility is how we say, what we say. Because we can say it in a constructive way, or we can say it in a destructive way. And we need to be creating the climate for constructiveness.” “My greatest hope is that our nation becomes closer and not to just Realize the Dream, but people will realize their own dreams in a way that compliments everyone.” Arndrea Waters King, social justice leader and President of the nonprofit Drum Major Institute “One person can make a difference. All together we can change the world.” “It is important, again, for all of us to find ourselves within the King legacy, but also for everyone to understand that if you're doing something for someone else, if you're serving your community, you are doing something to realize the dream of Martin Luther King Jr.” “Acknowledging the shared humanity of us all, at its core, is the foundational principle of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King's work…As a humanity, we are all brothers and sisters. And that to me is what the cornerstone of what this movement is.” *Andrea Davis Pinkney, award-winning author and Vice President and Executive Editor, Scholastic Trade Publishing * “[Kids] want to take action. They're big-hearted. And they know what it means to work together.” “As well all know, books change lives. Books spark conversations. And that's what We Dream a World does. It's changed lives. It has sparked conversations.” “Stories connect us. They unify us. They bring us together. In the case of the book, We Dream a World, it's a jewel and a tool. It's a jewel because it glistens, because its beautifully illustrated, because young people will engage with it and its beautifully written. It's a tool, because it's a way that young people can have the roadmap to say, “how do I make a change?” → Special Thanks Producers: Maxine Osa, Anne Sparkman, Allyson Barkan Sound Engineer: S. Shin Music Composer: Lucas Elliot Eberl → Coming Soon Art & Writing 2025

There is a force known by many names--and many names are inherent within the various practices of our Ancestors. As we harken back into the past, and turn our gaze to the Northeastern parts of our world, we may learn--from the tales and legends of old--that there is a profound amount of wisdom yet to be discovered...WE ARE GOING TO SALEM!Instagram: @beyondtheseaspodcastEMAIL ME: beyondtheseaspodcast@gmail.comTarot Collaboration: @thefeatherwitchnycPodcast website: https://beyondtheseas.buzzsprout.com/More info: https://www.kierandanaan.com/beyond-the-seasWINE COLLAB!!! 

In this episode we are joined by Erin Entrada Kelly!Erin Entrada Kelly has received numerous awards and recognition for her work, including the 2025 Newbery Medal for The First State of Being, 2018 Newbery Medal for Hello, Universe, a 2021 Newbery Honor for We Dream of Space, the 2023 NAIBA Book of the Year Award for Those Kids From Fawn Creek, and 2017 APALA Award for The Land of Forgotten Girls, among many other honors. She is also a National Book Award Finalist and author/illustrator of Marisol Rainey and Felix Powell, stand-alone stories for younger readers. Her books are New York Times bestsellers.Before becoming a children's author, Erin worked as a journalist and magazine editor in her home state of Louisiana. She received numerous awards from the Louisiana Press Association and the Associated Press for community service journalism, feature writing, and editing. She has published more than thirty short stories and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and the Philippines Free Press Award for Short Fiction.Erin has a bachelor's degree in women's studies and liberal arts from McNeese State University and an MFA in fiction from Rosemont College. She lives in Delaware and teaches in the MFAC program at Hamline University.Buy Erin's books here: https://bookshop.org/contributors/erin-entrada-kelly  This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Listen In: conversation & cultivation, a writing program from award-winning authors Elana K. Arnold and Nina LaCour @elanakarnold @nina_lacourLearn more at ninalacour.comSupport the show

Playlist: Phoria - NeoPolyMikael Lind - Like CloudsRoary - DriftCephas Azariah - Lunar TidesZoe Keating - FernJack Page - Movement ThreeAntarctic Wastelands, We Dream of Eden - OscillatingJulia Gjertsen & Nico Rosenberg - Los OceanosAndy Aquarius - GorroppuSix Missing, Norvik - Afterthoughtzake - guideDimming - PalacyPoemme - watchful chickadeeOrbital Elements - ShadesDaisuke Miyatani - pranaTanarouge, Chihei Hatakeyama - SelkieSaltbreaker - DormancyTewksbury - SkywatchersHinako Omori - Will You Listen InLutes Jennings - Everything

As the thunder rolls over the mountains and the veil between the worlds thins, so too does our inner sight flourish and fly. Deep within the heart of the Kaatskill Mountains lies a story of old--a story of a man that, to we practitioners of magick today, sheds light on the pathways of Dreams and the Unseen World. Join us on Patreon!Patreon.com/BeyondtheSeasWE ARE GOING TO SALEM!Instagram: @beyondtheseaspodcastEMAIL ME: beyondtheseaspodcast@gmail.comTarot Collaboration: @thefeatherwitchnycWeekly Book: ThistlefootPodcast website: https://beyondtheseas.buzzsprout.com/More info: https://www.kierandanaan.com/beyond-the-seasAuthor Interview CollaborationCrossed Crow Books (@crossedcrowbooks)SourceIrving, Washington. Rip Van Winkle (Abridged). E-book, Nettelhorst. 2017. Music"Seasons" by Beneath the Mountain"Intimacy" by Ben Winwood"The River Breteren" by Doug Kaufman"Peaking Out" by We Dream of Eden"Irish Mountains" by Ben WinwoodCheers Magick Makers, Kieran

14e émission de la 59e session...Cette semaine, nouveautés dans le freebop! En musique: Kirk Knuffke sur l'album Super Blonde (SteepleChase, 2024); Roberto Ottaviano sur l'album Lacy in the Sky With Diamonds  (Clean Feed, 2024); Fabian Dudek sur l'album Distant Skies, We Dream  (Traumton, 2024); Kim Cass sur l'album Levs  (Pi Recordings, 2024); William Doran Quartet sur l'album Creative Inteligence  (Indépendant, 2024); Jonathan Bäckström Quartet sur l'album Jonathan Bäckström Quartet  (We Jazz, 2024)...

Playlist: Good Weather for an Airstrike - We'll Make it to Oslo (marine eyes rework)Mischa Blanos - Ebb and FlowLuke Elliot - Go With CuriosityYoshiaki Ochi - AnywherePhilip Glass - Islands - Arr. for VibraphoneSUSS - FlightMary Lattimore - The Poppies, The Wild Mustard, the Blue-Eyed GrassAndy Aquarius - GollaOtomizu - Under WaterKara-Lis Coverdale - 2cLi Yilei - Yip, Yip, YipAntonnia Nowacka - Light LightJeremiah Chiu, Marta Sofia Horner - Under the Midnight SunKeinseier - Here We AreRaphah, We Dream of Eden - Through the TreesBenoit Pioulard, Offthesky - Whisper Down the LaneCowboy Sadness, Bing & Ruth - Full MamothMichiru Aoyama - sondaSun Rain - AfterthoughtAdam Wiltzie - Tissue of LiesTelo Hoy - CaboosePatricia Wolf - SoaringAndrew Tasselmyer - Trying to Outrun TimeUnearth Noise - Immortality Spellk. burwash - Flowers on the Sun

There is a simple and thin veil that separates the worlds. And thereof, with history in mind, it is most powerful and magickal to contemplate the following: what if the Old Gods had never disappeared? For indeed, they have not: and thus, to where in New York City might we begin our search for them?WE ARE GOING TO SALEM!Instagram: @beyondtheseaspodcastEMAIL ME: beyondtheseaspodcast@gmail.comTarot Collaboration: @thefeatherwitchnycWeekly Book: The Tombs of Atuan Podcast website: https://beyondtheseas.buzzsprout.com/More info: https://www.kierandanaan.com/beyond-the-seasAuthor Interview CollaborationCrossed Crow Books (@crossedcrowbooks)Music"On Earth" by We Dream of Eden"Intimacy" by Ben Winwood"Who Else Would Walk Through These Shadows With Me?" by The SoundKeeper"Solace" by Liquid MemoirsCheers Magick Makers, Kieran

Playlist: Metamorphose String Orchestra - On the Nature of DaylightMax Richter - Late and SoonCanea Quartett - FamiliarExplosions in the Sky - It's Never Going to StopSun Rain - Penta 6Glåsbird - Rise of the CryopegHammock - UniversalisEndless Melancholy - Silent Dawn, Grey TwilightWinterlight - Our Bodies MotionlessJames Maloney - BlinkPhilip G Anderson, Laura Masotto - To Be BraveNourey - To Where Dreams Areslowave - LamentAi Yamamoto - Far Away Home AwaySachi Kobayashi - Ephemeral BeautyNorvik - AbsumTwo Hands | One Engine - Under Bright LightJFDR - WaterfallDear Gravity, We Dream of Eden - What Lies AheadAlaskan Tapes - Simple MathIKSRE - Sun CirclesMarie Awadis - DaydreamCat Tyson Hughes - Silk RufflesKilometre Club - Spaces in FluxKazuma Okabayashi - HarmonyRhucle - Lowermarine eyes - Shedding

On the twenty- fourth episode of ATFT, I talk with artist Bernardo Goya! Bernardo is a Jacksonville- based artist and filmmaker with an experimental style. He has directed several films, many of them shorts, including Goodbye Channel 99, Sweet Temptation, and, his latest short being, In Eros We Trust. Bernardo's films have been featured at several film festivals including Sleeping Giant and Creative Veins. Goodbye Channel 99 actually earned the award for “Best Use of Music” Award at the Hysteria Film Festival in St. Louis the day we recorded this episode! Bernardo is keeping his next project under wraps but if it is anything like his previous films, it is sure to be creative, artistic, and something you've never seen before.  I first met Bernardo on the set of our mutual friend, Craig “ienne!” Pedroza's, new short film We Dream of Eden! Several months later, Bernardo reached out to ask me if I'd record a voice narration for his short, In Eros We Trust (so if you listen closely you may hear a familiar voice!), which then led me to ask him if he and his brother Freddy would like to be guests on the Killers of the Flower Moon episode (Episode 13), an episode which nearly didn't happen without their help! This time around, Bernardo is back six months later for an interview after my original plans for Episode 24 fell through… it was a good one and will be rescheduled! This episode was recorded on June 29, 2024.  To watch Bernardo's films, subscribe to his Gumroad account under the username IvoryTower333. Here is the link to his Gumroad channel!: https://ivorytower333.gumroad.com/l/phrtj?_gl=1*qncfq1*_ga*MTY0MTg4MDg2MC4xNzA0MzQwMjk5*_ga_6LJN6D94N6*MTcxOTU0MDMzMi42NC4xLjE3MTk1NDAzMzguMC4wLjA. Bernardo is planning to release a Blu- Ray DVD of his shorts towards the end of this year or the beginning of next year. He will be selling this DVD around Jacksonville and on his website, https://theboysfrombohemiangrove.godaddysites.com/, so stay tuned for that forthcoming announcement! In this episode, Bernardo's passion and knowledge for film is on full display as he discusses his appreciation for certain prominent figures like Martin Scorsese and Ingmar Bergman, his DVD collection, and love for the beloved Jacksonville theater, SunRay Cinema, which unfortunately just recently closed down. Bernardo also talks about his encounter with John Waters, how he crafts his films both in production and in post- production, and the different eras he has laid out for his work in film, which tends to come with a name change! All this and more on the latest episode of All the Film Things! Background music created and used with permission by the Copyright Free Music - Background Music for Videos channel on YouTube.

During an overseas flight, four passengers encounter strange voices and find their airplane without a crew.  Keeper Miranda is joined by : Your Friend Nate, Rosie of Odd Duck Dice, The Tall Tom, and T A Newman of the The Miskatonic Playhouse. We Dream of Flying is written by Jim Phillips

Four passengers board an overseas flight without any idea of how memorable the experience will be. Keeper Miranda is joined by : Your Friend Nate, Rosie of Odd Duck Dice, The Tall Tom, and T A Newman of the The Miskatonic Playhouse. We Dream of Flying is written by Jim Phillips 

On the twentieth episode of ATFT, I talk with director Craig Ienne Pedroza! Craig is a Jacksonville filmmaker who fell in love with cinema at a young age and his passion for film has only grown through the years. Musicals like The Court Jester, Singin' in the Rain, and The Sound of Music were some of the first musicals that have impacted him to this day. His favorite film is Damian Chazelle's La La Land. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Film & Production last year and has won both the Best Micro Short at Infinity Fest and Best Jax 180 at the Apologia Film Festival for his short film "The Candles are Wilting", which you can watch on YouTube by clicking here!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXecwF6x0xU.  This is Craig's third guest appearance on the wide release of ATFT! He was previously a guest on the episodes #FilmTwitter Trends: Directors edition and the 2024 Oscars Special. Overall, this is his fifth guest appearance on the show. This episode marks the first time I have interviewed a friend on ATFT! Craig and I became friends through our mutual friend, Taylor, who helped recruit him to join our team of making a short film. Craig was incredibly helpful and gave me advice I really needed at the time amidst the stressful environment. We share similar interests in film, especially in regards to Wong Kar- Wai. Two years later, we often talk or text about film and I love learning of his often fascinating, unique takes. When I started this podcast two years ago, it was always my intention to interview my friends but I grew somewhat hesitant since I expected I would know many of the answers to the questions asked. I ended up learning so much about Craig and I couldn't be happier with what became of this episode. This episode was recorded on May 10, 2024.  Craig's musical drama short, "We Dream of Eden", has been long anticipated. The film is about dreams and how a stranger can have a strong impact on another. The story is told through a young boy, Noah's (Aisha Christopher Williams jr), eyes and his fractured memories of the turbulent relationship between up- and- coming star July (Lina Smith) and her boyfriend Rowan (Jadon Le). Lina Smith has been a guest on two previously released episodes: Horror films and the 2024 Oscars Special! I was very fortunate to work on this film as a script supervisor but more so capturing behind the scenes footage. Craig's goal for the film is for the audience to leave the theater with a certain, individualized and impactful feeling. Craig led a positive and collaborative set filled with people who share a deep passion for film. "We Dream of Eden" will be submitted to a few film festivals so stay updated on when and where you can watch the short film by following @iennefilm on both Instagram and YouTube as well as his production company KAIBIGANfilm on Instagram.  Craig gives a very real, honest interview that spans from his early interest in film thanks to his grandparents and mother to reflecting on his previous work to his boldest project yet, "We Dream of Eden". His story and work ethic is sure to inspire aspiring filmmakers. In this episode, Craig and I also talk about the brilliance of 12 Angry Men, the challenges of filmmaking, and how he opened up and became more social thanks to three factors including film and his girlfriend Lina. All this and more on the latest episode of All the Film Things! Background music created and used with permission by the Copyright Free Music - Background Music for Videos channel on YouTube.

Here are a few highlights from our conversation with Erin Entrada Kelly:   Building stories grounded in a single character The gift of writing in your head  Why all roads lead back to one word: “organic” The power of writing in longhand Why novels should be like a blanket, not a quilt Feeding your creative soul, and why it counts as writing time Emotional tension vs. external tension Remembering that characters are living, breathing people… not pieces on a chess board Secrets hidden in her books… hint: Wuthering Heights fans and Trekkies will delight!   Erin Entrada Kelly is the award winning journalist turned NYTimes bestselling and award-winning author of a vast range of gorgeous children's books. Among other honors, she won 2018 Newbery Medal for Hello, Universe, a 2021 Newbery Honor for We Dream of Space, 2017 APALA Award for The Land of Forgotten Girls, and the 2016 Golden Kite Honor Award for Blackbird Fly. Erin is also the author and illustrator of the beloved Marisol Rainey chapter books series. Erin lives in Delaware and teaches in the MFA programs at Hamline University and Rosemont College, and also teaches fiction with Gotham Writers Workshop.

In honor of Black History Month, Yolanda Renee King talks with host Suzanne McCabe about her new picture book, We Dream A World: Carrying the Light From My Grandparents Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King. Yolanda is joined in the studio by her editor, Andrea Davis Pinkney, who is vice president and executive editor of Scholastic Trade Publishing. Yolanda is only 15 years old. Already, she is following in her grandparents' footsteps as an activist and author. “Leaders are those who ask the questions, who challenge things,” she says. We Dream a World, which is illustrated by Nicole Tadgell, evokes the legacy of Yolanda's grandparents and exhorts members of her generation to follow their own dreams for “liberty, justice, and food for all.” → Resources We Dream a World: Learn more about 15-year-old activist and author Yolanda Renee King and her “love letter” to her grandparents. Share Black Stories: These works of fiction and nonfiction showcase the many facets of Black life in America. Realize the Dream: Get involved in the movement to rally communities to perform 100 million hours of service by the 100th anniversary of Dr. King's birth. Meet Andrea Davis Pinkney: The award-winning author and editor has written and edited dozens of books celebrating the Black experience, including Martin Rising: Requiem for a King. → Highlights Yolanda Renee King, author, We Dream a World: Carrying the Light From My Grandparents Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King “Learning about [my grandparents'] perseverance and all that they had to endure, that's what my parents taught me.” “A lot of people forget that throughout my grandfather's life, he was one of the most disliked men on Earth and one of the most critiqued.” “[My grandmother] was perceived . . . as Dr. King's widow, as the wife who didn't do anything. Without her efforts, there would be no King legacy, and his message and the dream would have been gone with him.” Andrea Davis Pinkney, vice president and executive editor, Scholastic Trade Publishing “No matter your age, your race, where you live, what you believe, the family that you come from, you can make a difference, big or small.” “[Tadgell's art] presents this canvas of what dreaming a world can be. The colors are vibrant. They're imaginative. They're filled with hope.” → Special Thanks Producer: Maxine Osa Sound engineer: Daniel Jordan Music composer: Lucas Elliot Eberl → Coming Soon Aaron Blabey: Cat on the Run Kelly Yang Has the Scoop on Top Story

Suzanne Le Mignot serves as CBS2 Chicago's weekend news morning anchor and weekday reporter. Le Mignot joined the station in 1995 as a freelance reporter and became a full-time reporter in 1999. She has covered a wide variety of stories, with a particular concentration on community related events, including serving as a news correspondent for CBS2′s Southside neighborhood newsroom from 1999-2000. Prior to joining CBS2, Le Mignot was a news anchor and reporter for WBBM-AM Newsradio 780 (1994-99). She was a news anchor and reporter at WGN-AM (1996) and at WTMJ-AM in Milwaukee (1995-96), before returning to WBBM-AM in 1996. In 2007, LeMignot was honored by The Associated Press in the hard news feature category for her investigative report entitled "Tracking Your Security." Her investigation uncovered that bomb-sniffing dogs at Chicago's Metra train stations could not detect the passing scent of explosives. As a result of that story, Illinois passed a law that requires dog handlers to undergo 180 hours of rigorous training and to pass a new state exam. The report also earned LeMignot a Peter Lisagor Award in the in-depth reporting or series category and a Herman Kogan Award from the Chicago Bar Association. Le Mignot has won several other industry awards: a local and national Emmy for her breaking news reports on the Blue Line derailment (2008); a local and national Emmy Award for her breaking news reports about the death of Pope John Paul II (2005); the Illinois Broadcasters Association Silver Dome Award (1997); two Peter Lisagor Awards (1994 and 1996) and the National Association of Black Journalists Leadership Award, while a student (1993). She is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and a Board Member of the National Association of Black Journalists Chicago Chapter. Le Mignot has served as a mentor and volunteer at Bunche Elementary School in Chicago's Englewood community. She regularly held workshops and planned field trips centered on building self-esteem for young girls. She has served on the Board of Directors of the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago & Northwest Indiana. Additionally, she is on the Board of Directors of PAWS Chicago, the largest no-kill animal shelter in the Midwest. Le Mignot helped set up the first humane education program with PAWS in 2003. PAWS visits Chicago area schools, using the program to teach elementary school children about the importance of nurturing animals. The program is also used by the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago. Le Mignot has served on the Board of Directors of the Better Boys Foundation. The organization provides educational assistance to boys and girls in the North Lawndale community on Chicago's west side. Le Mignot is the recipient of the National Civil Rights Library 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award for her work in journalism. In 2017, she was inducted into the National Civil Rights Hall of Fame. In 2017, Le Mignot also received the "We Dream in Color" Michelle Obama Humanitarian Award for her reports that led to positive change in the lives of those who have endured challenging times. In 2019, Le Mignot won first place in the Chicago Journalists Association Sarah Brown Boyden Award Competition in the Public Service category for her "Misidentified Man" series of reports. The day before Le Mignot received the award, Senate Bill SB2309 was introduced on November 14, 2019. The bill would make fingerprinting and DNA testing mandatory in John and Jane Doe cases in Illinois. In 2021 she received The Shantieya Smith "We Fight for Her Award" by MOVE and YOVE (Mothers Opposed to Violence Everywhere and Youth Opposed to Violence Everywhere) for her reports bringing attention to missing and murdered black girls and women in Chicago. She was also chosen by Better Magazine in 2021 as one of the top 10 Black Women of Impact in Chicago and chosen by the America Nation Multicultural World Foundation as the 2021 Multicultural Woman of the Year. She has served as a Trustee of Ray Graham Association for People with Disabilities, an organization that supports children and adults with developmental disabilities in DuPage and Cook counties. Le Mignot is also on the Board of Trustees of Lifeline Humanitarian Organization. The group provides medical supplies and aid for war orphans throughout former Yugoslavia. She's on the Advisory Council for Smile Train, an organization that provides life-saving cleft-palate surgery for children in need around the world.

The Oscars countdown continues! On the thirteenth episode of All the Film Things, I am joined by brothers, filmmaker Freddy Burgos and artist Bernardo Goya to talk about Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon! This episode is explicit and spoiler- filled. Killers of the Flower Moon is an epic crime drama film based on a true story depicted in the book by David Grann, about the betrayal of the Osage Nation in 1920s Oklahoma. The film follows Ernest Burkhart (Leonardo DiCaprio) as he returns from war to live with his uncle William “King” Hale (Robert DeNiro). Hale sets Ernest up to be a driver which leads him to meeting Molly Kyle (Lily Gladstone). Ernest and Molly fall in love but Ernest is “under Hale's spell” as they, with help from a few others, plot to kill her family in order to take their wealth. It's a heartbreaking, brutal story focused on this plot while also giving a voice to a story that has been hidden in history for decades. Killers of the Flower Moon marks the first time Scorsese directed his two muses, DeNiro and DiCaprio, in a film. The film also stars Jesse Plemons, Tantoo Cardinal, Brendan Fraser, and John Lithgow. Just last week, Killers of the Flower Moon earned ten Oscar nominations, including the award for “Best Picture”. We are a little over a month away to learning if the film will take home a few Oscars! This episode is both Freddy and Bernardo's ATFT debut! We met on the set of our friend Craig Pedroza's upcoming film We Dream of Eden in 2022. They truly saved this episode. My original guest became unavailable so I was scrambling to find a guest. I asked Bernardo if he'd be interested and he was (!!) so he brought along his brother and the three of us had a great conversation! I learned early on this was a perfect film for us to discuss since they are big Martin Scorsese fans… and it shows in the episode! They have a joint YouTube channel called Fresh Lad Collective where they post, according to their bio, "cinematic shenanigans" which includes short films, vlogs, and compilations. Check out their channel by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/@freshladcollective/featured In this episode, Freddy, Bernardo, and I attempt to understand the complicated grey areas of the film such as the highly debated question, “Does Ernest really love Molly?”.  Bernardo gave this film high praise, regarding it as Scorsese's “magnum opus”. Since Freddy and Bernardo are big fans of Scorsese, a lot of the episode focuses on him as they compare this film to previous films in Scorsese's filmography such as Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, and The Departed. I spoke about the Scorsese film from the New Hollywood era that made me gain an even stronger respect for him. We also talked about the mafia- like parallel/ similarities, the dynamic between Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert DeNiro, Lily Gladstone's powerful and moving performance, and much more! Background music created and used with permission by the Copyright Free Music - Background Music for Videos channel on YouTube.

WGN Radio's Dave Plier talks to 15-year-old Yolanda Renee King, the only grandchild of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, about her beautiful book ‘We Dream a World', the importance of activism, and the ways that Dr. King's message and mission can continue. “A Granddaughter’s Dream: Honoring the Life and Legacy of […]

Artificial intelligence is giving cyber criminals another weapon, says CrowdStrike chief security officer Shawn Henry. As AI becomes more accessible, it is enabling individuals with limited coding skills to engage in hacking activities. He discusses how this evolving landscape of AI may affect cyber threats against the U.S. in 2024 and beyond.15-year-old Yolanda Renee King, the only grandchild of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, reflects on her family's legacy in her first children's book, "We Dream a World." She oins "CBS Mornings" to share her hopes for the younger generation and what she would say to her grandparents today.New York Times and international bestselling author Harlan Coben joins CBS Mornings to discuss his latest Netflix series "Fool Me Once," based on his best-selling book of the same name. He also talked about how he writes those surprising twists, and how his daughter contributes to some of his novels.Star soccer players Crystal Dunn and Tierna Davidson join "CBS Mornings" to discuss joining reigning National Women's Soccer League champions Gotham FC for the 2024 season.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A new collaboration weaves together the artistry of a local modern dance company and the pithy lyricism of Maryland's former poet laureate. This weekend will see the premiere of “And Still, We Dream,” by Full Circle Dance Company. The show's centerpiece is inspired by the work of the late Maryland Poet Laureate and Baltimore resident Lucille Clifton. We speak with Donna Jacobs, the founder and artistic director of Full Circle Dance Company, and Sidney Clifton, the daughter of Lucille Clifton and founder of The Clifton House, a space for emerging writers, artists, and activists. Full Circle Dance Company will present “And Still, We Dream,” this Saturday at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 2:30 pm at the Baltimore Theatre Project. Do you have a question or comment about a show or a story idea to pitch? Contact On the Record at: Senior Supervising Producer, Maureen Harvie she/her/hers mharvie@wypr.org 410-235-1903 Senior Producer, Melissa Gerr she/her/hers mgerr@wypr.org 410-235-1157 Producer Sam Bermas-Dawes he/him/his sbdawes@wypr.org 410-235-1472

How do you feel about outer space, Shouldheads? Are you like Julia, where it's fascinating and something you want to know more about? Or are you like Kelly, where it's one of the scariest things to ponder? No matter where you fall in the debate, we've got some recommendations for you! BOOKS: Julia: The Galaxy, and the Ground Within (Becky Chambers), The Martian (Andy Weir) and Meet Me In Another Life (Catriona Silvey) Kelly: The Sound of Stars (Alechia Dow), Clues to the Universe (Christina Li) and We Dream of Space (Erin Entrada Kelly). Rachael: An Unkindness of Ghosts (Rivers Solomon), The Illuminae Files (Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff) and Cloud Cuckoo Land (Anthony Doerr)Twitter and Instagram: wysr_podcast

Welcome back to another episode of "We Dream". I have a special guest today. Andrea Chase is a Communications Consultant and Entrepreneur from Ottawa, Canada. Her most recent venture, ProCabby LTD., is a Canadian technology startup; a free mobile app aiming to help modernize and rebuild the Taxi and Limo industries. She is also a Co-Founder of BAITS Global Inc. - an established professional services firm specializing in Business Analysis, IT, and most recently Digital Marketing consulting. She is passionate about Entrepreneurship, women in business and tech, and the mental stamina required to be a Business Owner. Andrea loves being a part of building something from nothing. IG: @procabby Linkedin: Andrea Chase Calendly.com/marketingverse Sharing her raw Entrepreneurial story lights her up, and she has presented at international events and in post-secondary classrooms. She has also been featured on several podcasts. Andrea has a Degree in Psychology from Concordia University and a Diploma in Small & Medium Enterprise Management from Algonquin College For Podcast Guest info: info@wcdcoahinginc.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/karen-oliver/message

Paul Kingsnorth es un intelectual y ecologista inglés que ha escrito novelas, ensayos y poesía, contribuyendo a publicaciones como The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, Le Monde, New Statesman, Granta y BBC Radio y Televisión. Su búsqueda espiritual fue muy apasionada y diversa. Como dice él mismo, La Cruz y la Máquina es “un ensayo sobre mi viaje del ateísmo al cristianismo ortodoxo, pasando por el budismo, la brujería y otros giros extraños.” Un texto sumamente hermoso, lírico y revelador. La Cruz y la Máquina apareció originalmente en la revista First Things: https://www.firstthings.com/article/2021/06/the-cross-and-the-machine Para leer más de Paul Kingsnorth, visita su página paulkingsnorth.net y su canal en YouTube. Programa grabado, presentado y producido por Gabriel Porras, locutor profesional en gabrielvoice.com y murmullosradiantes.com Traducción del inglés por Gabriel Porras Música: The Last Train, de David Roy, en artlist.io Morning Mist, de We Dream of Eden, en artlist.io Suscríbete, comenta y comparte este programa con otros.

Paul Kingsnorth is an English intellectual and environmentalist who has written novels, essays and poetry, contributing to publications such as The Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, Le Monde, New Statesman, Granta and BBC Radio and Television. His spiritual quest was passionate and diverse. As he says, The Cross and the Machine is "an essay-length account of my journey from atheism to Orthodox Christianity, via Buddhism, witchcraft and other strange twists." It is a beautiful, lyrical and revealing text. The Cross and the Machine originally appeared in First Things magazine: https://www.firstthings.com/article/2021/06/the-cross-and-the-machine To read more from Paul Kingsnorth, visit his website paulkingsnorth.net and his YouTube channel. Programme recorded, presented and produced by Gabriel Porras, professional broadcaster at gabrielvoice.com and radiantwhispers.com. Music: The Last Train, by David Roy, on artlist.io Morning Mist, by We Dream of Eden, on artlist.io Subscribe, comment and share this programme with others.

On this episode: Jamilah, Elizabeth and Zak talk about their experience with video games — and then Elizabeth speaks with Ash Brandin, also known as @TheGamerEducator, about their tips for parenting young gamers. Then the hosts issue recommendations, and respond to a listener letter asking for tips on the latest and greatest in books for young eyes and ears. Recommendations:  Zak recommends: Abigail Lapell Elizabeth recommends: Free Run Wild My Child Treasure Hunt  Jamilah recommends: Swarm on Amazon Prime  Books for beginning readers: E: Usborne My First Readers  & Elephant & Piggie & Usborn Phonics Readers Z: Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things that Go, The Color Monster: a story about Emotions.  J: Can Read books, including Ty's Travels and Amelia Bedelia Graphic Novels: E:  EL Deafo & This Was Our Pact & The Witch Boy (upper elementary & Middle) & Peter & Ernesto A Tale of Two Sloths (lower elementary) J: Twins (lower elementary) The Baby Sitter's Club (lower elementary) Books about Loss: E: One Wave At A Time  & The Invisible String & When Dinosaurs Die & Circus Mirandus (older readers)  Z: Lilah Tov Good Night J: A Kid's Book About Death, The Sad Dragon Just Really Good Books: E: Hello Universe & We Dream of Space (both by Erin Entrada Kelly)& The Big Umbrella & Anything by Aaron Reynolds (Teddy's favorite, see President Squid)  Z:The Napping House J: The People Could Fly, Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters  If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Mom and Dad are Fighting. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to help support our work. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes. You can also call our NEW PHONE LINE: (646) 357-9318!  Podcast produced by Maura Currie and Zak Rosen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode: Jamilah, Elizabeth and Zak talk about their experience with video games — and then Elizabeth speaks with Ash Brandin, also known as @TheGamerEducator, about their tips for parenting young gamers. Then the hosts issue recommendations, and respond to a listener letter asking for tips on the latest and greatest in books for young eyes and ears. Recommendations:  Zak recommends: Abigail Lapell Elizabeth recommends: Free Run Wild My Child Treasure Hunt  Jamilah recommends: Swarm on Amazon Prime  Books for beginning readers: E: Usborne My First Readers  & Elephant & Piggie & Usborn Phonics Readers Z: Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things that Go, The Color Monster: a story about Emotions.  J: Can Read books, including Ty's Travels and Amelia Bedelia Graphic Novels: E:  EL Deafo & This Was Our Pact & The Witch Boy (upper elementary & Middle) & Peter & Ernesto A Tale of Two Sloths (lower elementary) J: Twins (lower elementary) The Baby Sitter's Club (lower elementary) Books about Loss: E: One Wave At A Time  & The Invisible String & When Dinosaurs Die & Circus Mirandus (older readers)  Z: Lilah Tov Good Night J: A Kid's Book About Death, The Sad Dragon Just Really Good Books: E: Hello Universe & We Dream of Space (both by Erin Entrada Kelly)& The Big Umbrella & Anything by Aaron Reynolds (Teddy's favorite, see President Squid)  Z:The Napping House J: The People Could Fly, Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters  If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Mom and Dad are Fighting. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to help support our work. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes. You can also call our NEW PHONE LINE: (646) 357-9318!  Podcast produced by Maura Currie and Zak Rosen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CalmRadio.UpliftingPills.com Instagram.com/UpliftingPills This mix is dedicated to Mike Graff, a Minneapolis-based composer, producer, and sound designer creating exquisite ambient-cinematic music as Dear Gravity. His work has graced almost all editorial ambient playlists you will come across, and has been featured worldwide in a variety of films and projects. Mike's motivation for creating this beautiful music is one that I deeply resonate with when creating Calm Pill mixes. “Our world isn't slowing down,” Graff says, “And when I try to keep up with it all, I begin to disconnect from my soul—from the ability to feel, notice and live. Creating as Dear Gravity helps me rediscover that color and mystery in life, and my goal is allow listeners to experience the same.” The 5 tracks I've included in this mix are only sample of his incredible body of work and collaborations with other amazing ambient artists. Check out more of Dear Gravity wherever you get your music or through the link below: https://solo.to/deargravity Making this mix was a labor of love. If you feel like supporting Calm Pills online radio & podcast or showing your appreciation, buy me a cup of a coffee (uppmixes.com/donate). You can also share this with your friends, rate it or leave a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you subscribed to this. Thank you. Also, did you know that I have another podcast called Chill Pills (chill.upliftingpills.com). It features the same quality of craftmanship and careful curation you've come to expect from this show but focuses on more genres of music spanning chillout, lofi chill hop, chillstep and lounge. Tracklist 00:00 Ministry of Ambience ― Futura Nova 02:27 Dear Gravity, We Dream of Eden ― Say Something 04:15 Fading Language ― On Something to Which I Won't Admit 06:41 Hatsü ― Tides 09:24 36 & awakened souls ― Take Me by the Hand (36 After Dark Version) 12:17 amble ― Miniature #1 13:05 Takashi Kokubo ― Awakening of the Forest (Excerpt) 16:08 Rudy Adrian ― Autumnal Twilights On Victory Beach 18:00 Dear Gravity, Simon Wester ― The Kingdom 20:08 Violet Light ― The Hills of Appalachia (reprise) 20:30 Mjorn ― Golden Milk 23:27 Orla Wren ― Four Feathers Few (Edit) 28:00 Be Still the Earth, Dear Gravity ― Fragmented 29:50 zakè, Isaac Helsen ― Journey Note 33:52 Umber ― Earth Feet, Lifted - Part 2 38:26 Dear Gravity ― She Knows the Way Home 40:26 Infralyd ― We Fell in Love, Ran Away, And Lived Our Lives 45:24 Andrew Tasselmyer & anthéne ― Part One 48:02 Be Still the Earth, Dear Gravity ― Plead, Pause 51:36 Antarctic Wastelands ― Hidden 53:28 Sad radio on Cassini ― Slow Stars (Original Mix) The Calm Pill album Dear Gravity was curated and mixed by Alaeddin and released on Uplifting Pills on January 10, 2023

When a mother of two mysteriously vanishes, all eyes focus on her estranged husband. But as the investigation progresses, another nearby, high-profile case diverts both police funding and media attention away.This episode was written and researched by Michelle Tooker.With production and editing by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Lynnlie Tuschoff, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:Roniit, Dan Mayo, Yehezkal Rez, Sean Williams, The David Roy Collective, and We Dream of Eden Featured song: Moon Mother by Richard Ferrell & Zephyr Gold

New episode of Sound Vision Ambient Dreams on www.avivmedia.com TRACKLIST: [00:00:00] Tenshi (天使) - Muji #2 (Ambient #2) [00:07:52] Catnap Doze - Chilled Dream [00:10:07] LLLIT - B Slow Air [00:16:10] O2N - Rainy Spring [00:19:01] We Dream of Eden - Into Your Hands [00:22:11] VNYRD - Loneliest Loneliness [00:25:10] Qeight - Luceatos Ft. Eguana (Album Version) [00:31:03] Sangam & Knox - Made Me Feel Like Someone. Now I Feel Like No-one [00:34:02] Tiikk - Night Park [00:36:22] Eguana - Music of The Water [00:41:02] Schiller - Fantastique II [00:42:18] XaVioN - Soul of fire [00:44:46] Christopher von Deylen (Schiller) - Colors Part I (Live Version) [00:49:55] Argon Antlers - Hajnal [00:56:20] C29 - Shelter [01:00:35] Tracey Chattaway - All The Little Lights [01:02:36] Zyphyr - n o t h i n g n e s s [01:07:13] Hermei - Future Memories [01:09:27] Prana Square - Try-Out [01:12:46] Djeff-Z - In Silence [01:18:09] The Ambientalist - A Children's Dream (2022 Extended Mix) [01:24:42] Hammock - Tape Recorder [01:30:36] Eguana - Soul Melancholy [01:36:45] The Blizzard - Entanglement (Muhib Khan Vocal Mix) [01:41:21] Sounds Of Snow - Illuminated Walk [01:48:15] Acheloo - new horizons [01:50:35] E-MANTRA - Silence (Dense Atmo remix) [01:56:07] E-Mantra - Silence

A ten-year-old girl's Washington state disappearance draws some striking similarities to statements Keyes made and his known MO. A long line of potential suspects, evidence found over a hundred miles away, and her appearance on Keyes's computer muddle an investigation already hindered by a severe lack of evidence.TCB is on its holiday/mid-season break. New episodes will return on January 12. This episode was written and researched by Shana Wilensky.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Annette, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Dana Keith, Dr. Jill Cooper, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Lynnlie Tuschoff, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:Buddha Kid, Sergey Cheremisinov, Aija Alsina, DJ Taz Rashid, Roniit, Boreis, Dear Gravity with We DReam of Eden, and Kyle PrestonFeatured song: You're Never Coming Back by Caysan Renshaw

For Week 4 of New Reads November, Alli and her guest talk about Alli's first-ever graphic novel: Anne of West Philly. Written by Ivy Noelle Weir and illustrated by Myisha Haynes, Anne of West Philly is a fresh retelling of the classic Anne of Green Gables that casts Anne Shirley as a spunky foster kid who develops a passion for coding while living with the Cuthberts in Philadelphia. Tune in to hear about all things graphic novels, Anne of Green Gables, representations of foster care, and some seriously sweet teachable moments.Erin Entrada Kelly is the Newbery Medal-winning, bestselling author of books for young readers, including Hello, Universe and We Dream of Space. Her latest work is Surely, Surely Marisol Rainey. Follow her on Instagram (@erinentrada) and Twitter (@erinentrada).

All Saints Sunday was a wonderful chance to eat together and share stories of our saints. We even got to make icons and hear part of the story of Ruth read out loud by four voices. Listen as Dustin reflects on the stories of his saints, his icons, and one of his favorite books of the bible, Ruth. Sermon begins at minute 7:02Ruth 1:14-18 and 3:1-1Photo by Kampus Production on pexelsVT 209, We Dream of a Turning, Music - ©2019 MennoMedia Inc. Contributor: Kathryn Harsha

We're continuing our conversation about domestic labor with a deep dive into the historical and current practice of organizing domestic workers for dignity and respect.Tune in to learn more about:the role of storytelling in building collective identitycommunity organizing strategies in and beyond legislated labor protectionsprofessionalizing the workforce through narratives and negotiationsthe politics of care workABOUT OUR GUESTSAllison Julien is the We Dream in Black Organizing Director for the National Domestic Worker's Alliance.  Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 01:41:59)Adela Seally is a professional nanny and childcare specialist, mother of seven, and a member of the National Domestic Workers Alliance - New York We Dream in Black Chapter.  Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 00:59:38)Rose Gloria* is nanny who has worked with over 50 families in the last 15 years. Her identity and voice have been changed to protect her identity. Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 02:26:08)Premilla Nadasen is a Professor of History at Barnard College, Columbia University and the author of “Household Workers Unite: The Untold Story of African American Women Who Built a Movement.” Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 01:05:28)Nikki Brown-Booker is the Program Officer for the Disability Inclusion Fund at Borealis Philanthropy. She is a person with a disability who employs six domestic workers. Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 00:56:24)Learn more about podcast guests here and read their full bios!SUPPORT THE SHOW!Follow @BlackWomensLabor on InstagramSign up for our newsletterSupport our work on Patreon Make a one-time donation on PayPalPurchase the podcast music (and remix!)Visit www.BlackWomensLabor.com to learn more.CREDITSCreator, Host and HBIC: Taja LindleyAudio Engineering by Lilah LarsonMusic by Emma Alabaster who also served as the Pre-Production Associate ProducerAdditional Music Production by Chip BeltonVocals by Patience SingsMixing and Mastering by Chip BeltonLyrics by Taja Lindley and Emma AlabasterLogo and Graphic Design Templates by Homegirl HQThis podcast is produced by Colored Girls Hustle and supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting ProjectSupport the show

Taking care of children, disabled folks, the elderly, and the home is important work, but it doesn't always get the respect it deserves - whether it's paid or unpaid labor.In this first part of a two-part series, we get an inside look into an occupation behind closed doors and in private homes - domestic work.Tune in to hear from 5 incredible guests about:Why and how people become domestic laborersThe dynamics of race, class, and gender that inform employer and employee relationshipsHow domestic workers create and negotiate contracts and boundariesThe disrespectful treatment and undignified labor conditions domestic workers have enduredHow their labor makes all other work possibleABOUT OUR GUESTSAllison Julien is the We Dream in Black Organizing Director for the National Domestic Worker's Alliance.  Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 01:41:59)Adela Seally is a professional nanny and childcare specialist, mother of seven, and a member of the National Domestic Workers Alliance - New York We Dream in Black Chapter.  Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 00:59:38)Rose Gloria* is nanny who has worked with over 50 families in the last 15 years. Her identity and voice have been changed to protect her identity. Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 02:26:08)Premilla Nadasen is a Professor of History at Barnard College, Columbia University and the author of “Household Workers Unite: The Untold Story of African American Women Who Built a Movement.” Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 01:05:28)Nikki Brown-Booker is the Program Officer for the Disability Inclusion Fund at Borealis Philanthropy. She is a person with a disability who employs six domestic workers. Listen to her full interview on Patreon (running time: 00:56:24)Learn more about podcast guests here!SUPPORT THE SHOW!Follow @BlackWomensLabor on InstagramSign up for our newsletterSupport our work on Patreon Make a one-time donation on PayPalPurchase the podcast music (and remix!)Visit www.BlackWomensLabor.com to learn more.CREDITSCreator, Host and HBIC: Taja LindleyAudio Engineering by Lilah LarsonMusic by Emma Alabaster who also served as the Pre-Production Associate ProducerAdditional Music Production by Chip BeltonVocals by Patience SingsMixing and Mastering by Chip BeltonLyrics by Taja Lindley and Emma AlabasterLogo and Graphic Design Templates by Homegirl HQThis podcast is produced by Colored Girls Hustle and supported by the Economic Hardship Reporting ProjectSupport the show

A college student leaves work and is never seen again. The ongoing investigation leads authorities to the beach, a notorious serial killer, a polarizing figure in forensics, and an odd phone call regarding a gay affair gone wrong.This episode was written and researched by Shana Wilensky.Production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: Meet Me on the Beach by James Forest

Escrito, presentado y producido por Gabriel Porras, actor profesional de voz. Música: “Wants to know”, de Bodysurfer, en freemusicarchive.org “Morning Mist”, de We Dream of Eden, en artlist.io Stings de Orange Free Sounds, orangefreesounds.com Enlaces que te darán una perspectiva mucho más amplia de este tema: Lee las historias de personas que se han sometido a la cirugía para cambiar de género, y han vivido para lamentarlo cada día. Puedes comenzar aquí: Jeffrey, transgénero arrepentido: https://youtu.be/r09cDPsQ1wI Scott Newgent ha consagrado su vida a advertir de la irresponsabilidad de los muchos médicos que operaron en él y los sicólogos que debieron haberle advertido de las consecuencias devastadoras de los cambios que trajo consigo la cirugía. Su vida de transexual se ha convertido en un infierno. Scott tiene toda una página web al respecto: www.trevoices.org Conoce su historia y su lucha aquí: https://www.trevoices.org/post/this-time-i-will-rise-up-years-later-what-i-would-say-to-the-therapists-that-pushed-me-to-med-trans y otro enlace más: https://thepostmillennial.com/transman-twitter-banned-for-speaking-against-gender-transition-of-children-fights-back?s=04

Written, presented and produced by Gabriel Porras, professional voice actor. Music: "Wants to know", by Bodysurfer, at freemusicarchive.org. "Morning Mist", by We Dream of Eden, at artlist.io Stings by Orange Free Sounds, orangefreesounds.com Links that will give you a much broader perspective on this issue: Read the stories of people who have had gender reassignment surgery and have lived to regret it every day. You can start here: Jeffrey, repentant transgender: https://youtu.be/r09cDPsQ1wI Scott Newgent has devoted his life to denouncing the irresponsibility of the many doctors who operated on him and the psychologists who should have warned him of the devastating consequences of the changes brought about by the surgery. His life as a transgender person has become a living hell. Scott has a whole website about it: www.trevoices.org Learn about his story and his struggles here: https://www.trevoices.org/post/this-time-i-will-rise-up-years-later-what-i-would-say-to-the-therapists-that-pushed-me-to-med-trans and another one: https://thepostmillennial.com/transman-twitter-banned-for-speaking-against-gender-transition-of-children-fights-back?s=04

Voici le cent cinquante-septième opus d'"En Cadence", une émission mensuelle consacrée aux grands thèmes éternels de la musique populaire : l'amour, les voyages, les filles, les ducs ou l'apéritif. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, soldes d'hiver, soldes d'été, Prime Day, French Days, mois du blanc, journées privilèges, ventes privées, good deals et promos 3J, notre nouvelle sélection musicale est maintenant disponible à prix discount exclusivement pour vous. Bon shopping et merci de votre visite ! Liste des morceaux : 01. Artefact - Consommateurs 02. Jonathan et Jennifer - Auchan l'après-midi 03. Les Calamités - Le Supermarché 04. Luc de Larochellière - Cash city 05. The Residents - Possessions 06. Devo - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 07. The Clash - Lost in the Supermarket 08. Royal Trux - Money for Nothing 09. The Pop Group - We Are All Prostitutes 10. The Raincoats - Fairytale in the Supermarket 11. Die Doraus & Die Marinas - Einkauf 12. Gang of Four - We Live as We Dream, Alone 13. Madonna - Material Girl 14. Neon Neon - Shopping (I Like to) 15. San Serac - Market Research (It's Time to Shop) 16. Ausgang Verboten - Consumer 17. Pet Shop Boys - Shopping 18. Talking Heads - (Nothing But) Flowers

Rumors swirl after a teenager disappears from an Atlanta-area nightclub. And with thousands of possible witnesses and over 20 outgoing phone calls, not a single shred of evidence is ever recovered.This episode was written and researched by Michelle Tooker.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: Flux by Harry Keyworth

Each summer, the Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe hosts a 5-week summer camp for students ages 10 to 18 called "Stage of Discovery."  Jim Weaver, WBTT's education director and artistic associate, and Astrid Victoria, a Stage of Discovery alumnus who now serves on the staff of the camp, join the club this week to tell us about this wonderful program, the growth and progress of the students, and this year's theme for the Stage of Discovery performance called "We Dream."The Stage of Discovery performers will present their "We Dream" show for the public on Saturday, July 16 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 17 at 2:00 p.m. in Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe's Donelly Theatre. Tickets are available at WestcoastBlackTheatre.org. Don't miss it! Come along and join the club!• Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Website & Facebook & Instagram & YouTube• SCF Music Program Website & Facebook & Instagram• SCF Theatre Program Website & Facebook Page & InstagramSupport the show

Obsessions is back and rebooted. Focusing on the same melodic, epic, emotive and lush sound as before yet repackaged for my more current production passions. Future, Bass, Chill, Vibe, Breaks and more.  From here on out this is Obsessions.   1. Wild Cards ft. James Delaney - Falling Down [Wild Cards] 2. Lael - Can't Lose [Lael] 3. KRANE & Hanz - Momentum [KRANE] 4. FHONO - The Auryn [IAMPHOENIX] 5. Thomas James White - Ozone [TJW Music] 6. Skyknock -  Autumn Rain [Pineapple Music] 7. FHONO - Valley [FHONO] 8. FHONO - Not Alone [CHROMA] 9. Ambient Endeavors ft. We Dream of Eden - Miles From Here [Ambient Endeavors] 10. Anki - Memories [Enhanced Music]

When a mother disappears, the FBI give a strange level of autonomy over the investigation to an informant and ex-con; a judgment call that would prove disastrous.This episode was written and researched by Shana Wilensky.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: Safe by Russo & Weinberg

Racism and tunnel-vision plague an investigation into the disappearance of a 7-year-old girl, whose case would eventually make its way to Keyes's computer.This episode was written and researched by Michelle Tooker.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Benjamin Cioppa-Fong, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: River in the Rain by James Forest

Diana and Sandra Bourque are on the We Dream of Gini B team as part of the NB Docs Cycle Against Cancer.

A NAMUS-44 case out of Tennessee involving an alleged coerced confession of one man, and a plea deal with and tenuous story from another, leaves Josh unsettled. This is the third episode of an eight episode miniseries, written and researched by TCB researchers Shana Wilensky and Michelle Tooker. This series will run in-between seasons of True Crime Bullshit, and will focus on missing persons cases included in the NAMUS-44. Season 6 of True Crime Bullshit: The Story of Israel Keyes will return in early Autumn.This episode was written and researched by Shana Wilensky.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Harrison Bequette, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Melissa Deveaux, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: Fields by Andrew Word

A NAMUS-44 case out of Ohio is plagued by Runaway Syndrome, misinformation, and media frenzy.This is the second episode of an eight episode miniseries, written and researched by TCB researchers Shana Wilensky and Michelle Tooker. This series will run in-between seasons of True Crime Bullshit, and will focus on missing persons cases included in the NAMUS-44. Season 6 of True Crime Bullshit: The Story of Israel Keyes will return in early Autumn.This episode was written and researched by Michelle Tooker.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Christina Sisson, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Harrison Bequette, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kendall C, Kharisma R, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boulukos, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Melissa Deveaux, Sara C, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, Josh Leake, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: From the Silent by Maygen Lacey

Obsessions is back and rebooted. Focusing on the same melodic, epic, emotive and lush sound as before yet repackaged for my more current production passions. Future, Bass, Chill, Vibe, Breaks and more.    From here on out this is Obsessions.   1. Cash Cash ft. Sofia Reyes - How to Love (Boombox Cartel remix) [Big Beat] 2. Jai Wolf - The World Is Ours (VIRTU Remix) [Mom+Pop] 3. Jonzey - Always Here, My Dear [Jonzey Records]  4. London Grammar - Lord Its a Feeling (High Contrast Remix) [Ministry of Sound] 5. FHONO - Fortitude [IAMPHOENIX] 6. We Dream of Eden - 7 Times 7 [Go Make Music]  7. Buruks - With Purpose [Buruks] 8. WYNNE - Come Alive [WYNNE] 9. Jaron - Venture [Seeking Blue] 10. Ryan Farish - All We Need [Ryan Farish] 11. FHONO - Lifeline [Chroma] 12. RÜFÜS DU SOL - Innerbloom  (Radio Edit) [Sweat It Out!]

This is the first episode of an eight episode miniseries, written and researched by TCB researchers Shana Wilensky and Michelle Tooker. This series will run in-between seasons of True Crime Bullshit, and will focus on missing persons cases included in the NAMUS-44. Season 6 of True Crime Bullshit: The Story of Israel Keyes will return in early Autumn.This episode was written and researched by Shana Wilensky.With production, editing, and additional research by Josh Hallmark.Patreon producers: Alexa Horn, Amy Basil, Ashley Gressley, Casey Jensen-Richardson, Chelsea Collings, Christina Sisson, Dana Keith, Drew Vipond, Hallie Reed, Harrison Bequette, Jessica Alihodzic, Jillian Natale, John O'Leary, Kharisma Rodriguez, Kimberly K, Lauren F, Lindsay Kurtis, Maegan, Manolis Boukolus, Meggan Capps-Seawel, Melissa Deveaux, SC, Shannon Foster, Shelly Brewer, Tuesdi Woodworth, Zack Ignatowicz Warren, and Lydia Fiedler.Music by:The David Roy Collective, Buddha Kid, We Dream of Eden, Moment of Now, Yotam Agam, Be Still the Earth, and Tamuz DekelFeatured song: Together Again by Claire Kelly

Intertwined is a story about the entangled lives of Mount Vernon's enslaved community, the Washington Family, and the legacies of slavery at the historic plantation today. The stories we tell in the series are stories of a shared past that continues to shape us all. Music was an essential part of life in eighteenth-century America. It remains so our in own time. Music helps us to experience collectively life's great joys and its darkest moments in a way that generations past would still recognize. The soundtrack for Intertwined captures the spirit of each individual episode and the journey we take together over the course of the series. We've assembled a collection of artists whose modern work and vocal performances draw us into the past from the perspective of our present. We invite you to listen here. Trailer: "Deer" by ANBR (Artlist) - 01:29 Main Title: "A Tender Heart" by The David Roy Collective (Artlist) - 04:38 Episode 1: "Sin's Deceitfulness" By Jordan Hatfield (Artlist)- 06:34 Episode 2: "In The Clouds" by Be Still The Earth (Artlist) -14:32 Episode 3: "The River Brethren" by Doug Kaufman (Artlist) - 18:29 Episode 4: "Songbird" by Doug Kaufman (Artlist) -22:52 Episode 5: "Close" by Eleven Tales (Artlist) - 25:26 Episode 6: "Valhalla" by Searching for Light (Artlist) - 30:49 Episode 7: "Perception" by Borrtex (Artlist) - 32:25 Episode 8a: "Those Who Wait" by We Dream of Eden (Artlist) - 37:54 Episode 8b: "Sit Down Servant, Sit Down" performed by Larry Earl Jr., Christina Lane and Willie Wright (MVLA) - 40:36 All music, except for "Sit Down Servant, Sit Down," was sourced from Artlist.io. "Sit Down Servant, Sit Down" is a production of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. Intertwined is narrated by Brenda Parker and is a production of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association and CD Squared. Full transcripts, show notes, and bibliographies for Intertwined are available at www.georgewashingtonpodcast.com.

0:00 - Simon James French - "Komorebi" - Motion 03:10 - Whettman Chelmets - "Where We Met. We Married Right Out of School" - Joan (Flaming Pines) 06:56 - Nyokabi Kariuki - "Equator Song" - Peace Places: Kenyan Memories (SA Recordings) 09:28 - Little Prince Sigrid - "Cloudy & Opaque" - My Ghost's Boundaries Are My Horizon (Katuku Collective) 13:47 - Ross Gentry - "Tusk" Apparitional (American Dreams) 16:37 - Matt Lindauer - "Transmission" - Moon Shop 20:05 - Zake & City of Dawn - "Once Forgotten" Agape (Azure Vista) 23:39 - Memory Scale - "A Question of Landmarks" - Soft Power (Audiobulb) 30:01 - III - "Astral & 1992" - Mundo Onirico 38:53 - Highland Park Sleep Collective - "Jupiter 285" 42:01 - Dear Gravity & We Dream of Eden - "Transcendentals" 45:10 - Saloli - "Winter" The Island - Music for Piano Vol. 1 48:00 - Sullow - "Being Somewhat Long and Hollow" - Betwixt & Between Vol 8 51:10 - Wooden Peak & Teleskop - "Turbinenhalle" 57:38 - lucas stern - "poet"

Voici le cent cinquante-septième opus d'"En Cadence", une émission mensuelle consacrée aux grands thèmes éternels de la musique populaire : l'amour, les voyages, les filles, les ducs ou l'apéritif.Black Friday, Cyber Monday, soldes d'hiver, soldes d'été, Prime Day, French Days, mois du blanc, journées privilèges, ventes privées, good deals et promos 3J, notre nouvelle sélection musicale est maintenant disponible à prix discount exclusivement pour vous. Bon shopping et merci de votre visite ! Liste des morceaux :01. Artefact - Consommateurs02. Jonathan et Jennifer - Auchan l'après-midi03. Les Calamités - Le Supermarché04. Luc de Larochellière  - Cash city05. The Residents - Possessions06. Devo - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction07. The Clash - Lost in the Supermarket08. Royal Trux - Money for Nothing09. The Pop Group - We Are All Prostitutes10. The Raincoats - Fairytale in the Supermarket11. Die Doraus & Die Marinas - Einkauf12. Gang of Four - We Live as We Dream, Alone13. Madonna - Material Girl14. Neon Neon - Shopping (I Like to)15. San Serac - Market Research (It's Time to Shop)16. Ausgang Verboten - Consumer17. Pet Shop Boys - Shopping18. Talking Heads - (Nothing But) Flowers Écouter

Rosemary and her brother have a frank talk and later try to find the location of the mysterious cave that leads to Merrows. EARLY ACCESS to podcast episodes, behind-the-scenes bonus videos with the Maeltopia team and more await you on our Patreon!Join us on Discord!Want to learn more about the world of Maeltopia? Check out our website!Be sure to like, comment, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast platform! We appreciate your support!Credits:Written by Mark AnzaloneEdited by Walker KornfeldSound mastering by Steven J. Anzalone--Rosemary Stroud voiced by Kelly BairIsaiah Stroud voiced by Mark AnzaloneOld woman voiced by Kelly Bair--The Sleep Wake Cycle Theme by Shawn ZellerOutro music by Steven AnzaloneMusic by We Dream of Eden, Falls, Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Jordan Hatfield, and Neon RidgeMusic and Sound effects are licensed from third party providers including Envato, Epidemic Sound, Artlist, and SoundstripeDisclaimer:This show is written in a first-hand, first-person format from uncertain and inconsistent narrators. This show explores specific mental health conditions. Whilst there is consistent use of derogatory terms for those with specific conditions or neurodivergence including lunatic, maniac, crazy, psychosis etc., this show is written and produced by a team that live with some of the specific illnesses featured within, including Tourette's syndrome, schizoaffective disorder, insomnia, obsessive compulsive disorder, hallucinations, delusions, anxiety and depressive conditions, among others. Our team also features an academic background in neurology and psychology that has been drawn on to aim for sensitivity and accuracy. The intent of the language and experiences within the Sleep/Wake Cycle, and the extended works of Maeltopia, are designed to explore these conditions and their related isolation and degradation as experienced first hand. The world of Maeltopia is one where the mentally unwell are the majority. Yet there are still outliers who are hunted out. Content warnings: Murderers Audio Hallucinations Visual Hallucinations Fear of the Dark Menacing AgenciesDerogatory terms for Mental IllnessDiscussions of religion See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OK, If you've been following these podcasts, you know that I like to break up the interviews by narrating the chapters of my latest book, and Oneness guide, ‘The WAYZ of Oneness' Helping to Navigate Life that is available in a Kindle version on Amazon. So, I started with podcast episode #29, where I read, the ‘Forward', the ‘Introduction' and Chapter 1 called ‘Crisis', and I continued with podcast episode #32 which was Chapter 2 ‘Hatred'. This leads me to right here and now and podcast episode #35. Today, I will be reading, Chapter 3, officially titled:‘Death' “Fork in road ahead. Choose wisely!” (Navigating through Death and Transitioning)Here is an excerpt:"So, I started to wonder at an early age if there were WAYZ for us all to experience what our ‘transition' would be like? Maybe if there were some way to experience the transition, without actually taking our last breath of course!So, here's what I wondered. We know that we are spirit and that our transition will take us directly back to that state of being. So, is there anything we do while in this physical time-space reality that kind of resembles returning to a spiritual state? Hmm….Come on, let me hear you say it. YES! WE GO TO SLEEP EVERY SINGLE NIGHT!!Even the most non-spiritual and non-Oneness-believers out there will attest to a portion of each day where we allow our bodies to fall into a dream-like (aka spiritual) state! Well, what exactly happens during that time? WE DREAM! And what does that represent? What is that telling us? It gives us an actual 'experience' or a glimpse of the spirits that we are! We get the chance to revisit our spiritual side every night! In our dreams, we get the chance to experience what it is like to be in our spirit form. We get to visit and speak with loved ones. Sometimes we even get to fly or to execute tasks that are impossible in the physical world. " So, sit back. Pour yourself the beverage of your choice, and let me read to you!You can find 'That Oneness Guy' Podcast on any and all podcasting sites, apps, and smart-home devices! https://www.thatonenessguy.com/http://dannyrongo.com/https://www.iamgodbook.com/

Erin Entrada Kelly and I chat about her writing habits and how she learned to focus on what her creative spirit wants her to do. We discuss how she won a Newberry Award and immediately quit her day job, as well as her newest middle grade novel, MAYBE, MAYBE MARISOL RAINEY. We talk about how she always remembers an affinity for the characters and the story and the experience of writing it, but not necessarily the craft involved. Also discussed: the HELLO, UNIVERSE Netflix adaptation, dialogue with inanimate objects, breaking out of your writing bubble, characters achieving their goals before their author, the usefulness of third-person perspective, getting control of negative thoughts, a ghost alarm, and so much more. Erin Entrada Kelly received the 2018 Newbery Medal for Hello, Universe, a 2021 Newbery Honor for We Dream of Space, the 2017 APALA Award for The Land of Forgotten Girls, and the 2016 Golden Kite Honor Award for Blackbird Fly, among other honors. She is also the author and illustrator of the Maybe Maybe Marisol Rainey series. She is a New York Times bestseller whose work has been translated into several languages. Her fifth book, Lalani of the Distant Sea, was a finalist for the 2020 Mythopoeic Award for Children's Fantasy. Lalani received six starred reviews and was named one of the best books of the year by the New York Public Library, The Horn Book, Booklist, BookPage, and others. All Erin's books are Junior Library Guild Selections. In 2018, Hello, Universe and You Go First were both acquired for adaptation. Hello, Universe is being adapted by Netflix, and You Go First is being adapted for the stage. Erin has a bachelor's degree in women's studies and liberal arts from McNeese State University and an MFA from Rosemont College. She lives in Delaware. She teaches in the MFA programs at Hamline University and Rosemont College. She also teaches fiction with Gotham Writers Workshop. Erin is Filipina-American.

Today's topic is about not giving up. Here are the links for the articles: https://nvld.org/making-progress/ and https://themighty.com/2018/10/success-adulthood-nonverbal-learning-disorder/. Here are the titles and artists for the songs I mentioned at the end of the episode: “Anything is possible” by Lea Michele, “In My Blood” by Shawn Mendes, “We Dream” by Morgan Evans, “God Gave Me You” Blake Shelton and “Fighters” by Locash. Treading water by Chris Klafford. Please email me or The NVLD Project for a link to the zoom group that is on April 24th if you haven't already, thank you. If you want to donate to my birthday fundraiser The NVLD Project please use this link: https://www.facebook.com/donate/1629054360638804/241834337672401. Here are the links for my website, newsletter, YouTube, and social media pages for the podcast: 1. https://livingwithnld.com/ 2. https://livingwithnld.com/contact 3. https://www.facebook.com/livingwithnld/?view_public_for=107332511122585 4. https://www.instagram.com/p/CFTHRGAFthS/?igshid=s8s9eh389m0h 5. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOqAA0b3-C-qDkhKwCmaaZg. 6. Here's the link to support my podcast and in turn the NVLD project: https://anchor.fm/jennifer8697/support. --- 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/jennifer8697/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer8697/support

Thanks as always for being apart of the WE DREAM family, if you've been with us for a while, you know we stay busy over here at Men's and Women's Leadership Academy! And of course, we gotta take breaks to make sure we are pushing out the best content we possibly can. With that said, there are some special things we are working on behind the scenes and can't wait to share when we come back. Thanks for being a dope big family and hey, don't stop the DREAMS while we're on a hiatus! See you soon and of course Peacceeeeee. @MWLAsacramento @beheardplatform If you are enjoying the WE DREAM Podcast please SHARE, RATE, & SUBSCRIBE. Thank you for listening and supporting!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wedream/message

Where is God in the midst of impossible situations? In today’s episode, we’re reflecting on Ruth, a woman who came from a nation that violently opposed God’s people. Despite this, Ruth became an example of God’s loyal love even in the midst of impossibly difficult circumstances. We’ll also reflect on God’s impartial and merciful character and the hope he offers to all who trust in him.Bible ReadingRuth 2:11-12Reflection Questions:What feels impossibly difficult in your life or community right now?God is present in and through hard times. There is hope. Take a moment now to remember that God cares for you and your community. Ask God to transform your impossible circumstances into brilliant new possibilities. Want to Go Deeper? Check out this week’s Bible study to watch a video and explore more detailed questions for personal study and group discussion. Show CreditsHost: Cheree HayesMessage: Dr. Carissa QuinnProduction and Bible reading: Dan GummelTheme music: Grant William HaroldBackground music: Dear Gravity, Riven (ft. We Dream of Eden)Powered and distributed by Simplecast.

In today’s episode, we’re reflecting on the meaning and importance of rest. As we explore the biblical concept of Sabbath and the ancient festival of Jubilee, we’ll find wisdom and principles that are still relevant for us today.Bible ReadingLeviticus 25:1-12 and 18-21Reflection TimeTake some deep breaths to remember that every breath we take is a gift from God. While you inhale and exhale, reflect on God and your reliance on him.Invite God into an aspect of your life that feels exhausting. Tell him one thing that’s weighing on you and ask him for his provision. As you do, remember he cares for you and wants you to experience his rest. He hears you.Reflect on some of the gifts God has already given to meet your needs. What are some of the reasons you are thankful today?Want to Go Deeper? Check out this episode’s Bible study to watch a video and explore more detailed questions for personal study and group discussion. Show CreditsHost: Cheree HayesMessage: Dr. Carissa QuinnProduction and Bible reading: Dan GummelTheme music: Grant William HaroldBackground music: "Fire, Sleeper" by Dear Gravity and We Dream of EdenPowered and distributed by Simplecast.

We're still working on a new season of Radicals & Revolutionaries Lab for your listening pleasure, but while you wait, why not revisit some old favourites? My interview with June Barrett from season four was one of the most powerful and affecting experiences I've had while making this show, and I thought this was the perfect time to revisit that amazing hour.June Barrett is an organizer and leader of the We Dream in Black program within the National Domestic Workers Alliance. As a queer Jamaican immigrant, June is a grassroots feminist doing her work from an international perspective.Throughout our conversation, June shares the ins and outs of her history, starting with how she started doing domestic work at the tender age of 16 years old. She also shares about how she’s overcome the brutal hardships of her past and why she chooses to be upbeat and happy every day. Fueled by her faith and passion for domestic workers, June shares how she continues working for the liberation of people worldwide.Some Questions I Ask: Did you leave high school to do domestic work? (1:53)How have you been able to let your past go and be so upbeat and happy today? (11:39)How did you find your way to the US? (20:48)How did you start working with NDWA? (34:50)What do you spend most of your time doing as an NDWA Fellow? (46:08)In This Episode, You Will Learn: What events led up to June starting domestic work. (2:02)What role June’s faith plays in her life. (12:06)What drives June to actively work for the liberation of people. (18:58)What the NDWA Fellowship is and how it’s changed June’s life. (42:41)The ripple effects of domestic work. (51:12)Resources: National Domestic Workers Alliance Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/rrlab. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time on The Children's Hour, we take a dive into the very basics of Civics education with lifelong educator and community leader Arthur Lieber. We explore how kids can help bring our country together, and build a brighter future. Then we hear from our friends at the Extinction Diaries about marine plankton, a tiny ocean critter upon whom life on Earth depends. Mixed with excellent music. Learn with us! Photo by Caleb Perez on Unsplash January 18, 2021 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Learn more from the National Constitution Center.  The National Constitution Center's website is full of educational resources.  titleartistalbumdurationlabel All TogetherWookiefootBe Fearless and Play03:532009 Wookiefoot Be a PainAlastair MoockBe a Pain - An Album for Young (And Old) Leaders03:562020 Alastair Moock You're Only As Good As Your WordMike SolowayHungry for Manners - Songs of Kindness, Politeness and Love02:152005 Pug Records Whistle GaitDevil in a WoodpileDevil in a Woodpile00:501998 Bloodshot Records Golden RuleFRANK & DEANEThe Nation of Imagine03:032018 FRANK & DEANE Being KindNimoEmpty Hands04:392014 Empty Hands Music Washington, D.C.The Not-Its!Are You Listening?02:502016 Little Loopy Records Reveille Variation/Drum Call/Slow Scotch/Quick Scotch/Yankee Doodle/Montezuma's Revenge from 'Warlike Musick'CW4 Gregory S. Balvanz & US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum CorpsCelebrating 50 Years01:242010 Altissimo! Lift Ev'ry Voice and SingBeyonceHOMECOMING: THE LIVE ALBUM02:092019 Parkwood Entertainment LLC, under exclusive license to Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment Reggae WalkSoul DefendersSoul Defenders At Studio One00:552015 Studio One Big Round WorldTrout Fishing In AmericaBig Round World03:512008 Trout Fishing in America PhytoplanktonElizabeth MitchellScience Fair02:202012 Spare the Rock Records LLC Song of FreedomPeter Lenton and FriendsProud Like a Mountain (Deluxe Version)02:252010 Peter Jonathan Lenton Mlk That WayDJ WILLY WOW! & Chuck DAnd the Crowd Goes Wow!03:372019 DJ WILLY WOW! We Dream in 3d Remix (feat. Lil Mike)SaulPaulAll Star Anthems02:172018 ReRoute Music Group I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be FreeNina SimoneForever Young, Gifted & Black: Songs of Freedom and Spirit01:00Compilation (P) 2006 Sony Music Entertainment

The season one finale of B**K It! is here with a long ass list of books! We discuss all the reading we did this year, our favorite books of 2020, and reflect on what a dumpster fire of a year this has been and how reading has been difficult, but ultimately as helpful as ever. Featuring:Friends and StrangersSummerCasteBefore the Ever AfterThe Daughters of ErietownConjure WomenDancing with the OctopusA Long Petal of the SeaKent State Also: Old Lovegood Girls, The Nickel Boys, Stand Up, Yumi Chung!, The Blackbird Girls, The Jetsetters, The Queen Bee and Me, Ways to Make Sunshine, Dress Coded, We Are Water Protectors, Everybody Says Meow, Baby Monster, Seven Clues to Home, We Dream of Space

On October 17 2019, Lebanese people from all sects and all regions took to the streets to protest against decades of poor governance. But what has happened since then? This episode looks back on the last 14 months to see what has changed and what has not in Lebanon since the revolution. In this episode, we also mention two initiatives that we want to support. 26 Letters School is a small initiative with an amazing story. We will be interviewing them so you will hear it soon but check out their website to read more about them and to support a family: https://26lettersschool.org/donate Safa, a Lebanese artist living in Australia is one of Amer's students who has started an online initiative called We Dream for Lebanon.In Safa's words: 'Witnessing all that has happened in Lebanon and not being able to be there physically, I created an online survey for Lebanese citizens, expats, diaspora and anyone else who cares about Lebanon to share their input on how we might imagine our perfect Lebanon.' The survey is conducted through the website - http://wedreamforlebanon.org/ The answers are sent to her email and then shared on the website and on the Instagram page (@wedreamforlebanon) To support this podcast: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22262458For podcast transcripts: https://realarabic.weebly.com/podcast-transcripts

Oh, and please support local this holiday.Here are some great resources for the Twin Cities metro, courtesy of Jason DeRusha:Last-minute Thanksgiving KitsGift Card DealsCharities (Minnesota Central Kitchen, The North Stands)Even if you're not in the Minnesota area, support small & local businesses! They need your help now more than ever.//Support the podcast for as little as $3/month and get access to bonus content and merch! Sign up on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/foodunderfirepodFollow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook.//Music courtesy of the Artlist Artist License"Copper Queen" by Amparo"Walk Home" by BEDHD"Fire Sleeper" ft We Dream of Eden by Dear GravityLicense Owner - Matt GundrumLicense Number - 954323

Come get that college knowledge! We sit down with Wesley Veiga as we find out what it was like to fight for financial aid to make college affordable even as tuition prices are consistently rising! Learn about the scholarships that are exclusive to our Sacramento City Unified School District students! Get ‘em while they’re hot! For more info on financial aid and great support, also check out the resources tab on our amazing mentor website. (see link below) Thanks for tuning in and buckle your seat belts for what the WE DREAM podcast has coming up next with the Be Heard platform and more!!! @wesveiga @MWLAsacramento @beheardplatform https://sites.google.com/scusd.edu/ydss-mentors --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wedream/message

Cast far into the past, our heroes face terrors in the town of Idleglen. A gnoll incursion reinforced by demons plagues the town, threatening it’s inhabitants with a gruesome end. Will our heroes hold out long enough for Zariel to come to the town’s aid? Find out in this week’s Venture Ventures, Baldur’s Gate: Descent … Continue reading "BG:DiA, Episode 36 – We Dream of Idyllglen"

Join the Studio City Podcast People as they interview Erin Entrada Kelly about her book, We Dream of Space, and about being an author.

On episode 38 of the My American Meltingpot podcast, I am excited to have award-winning author, Erin Entrada Kelly join me to talk about her brand new book, We Dream of Space, her impressive career writing middle grade novels, and why she's so committed to including (truly) diverse characters in all of her work. Since Erin is also a Filipina-American, and it’s the middle of May, we also take time to chat about being Asian American in the age of Covid-19, and how celebrating Asian-American Heritage Month can help combat some of the discrimination we're seeing against this community.  Erin Entrada Kelly is a New York Times bestseller whose book, Hello, Universe won the Newbery Medal in 2018. Her 2017 fantasy novel, Lalani of the Distant Sea received six starred reviews and was named one of the best books of the year by the New York Public Library, The Horn Book, Booklist, BookPage, and others. Erin is the author of six books in total, all of which are Junior Library Guild Selections. Her latest book, We Dream of Space, is her first work of historical fiction. It’s set in January 1986, in the weeks leading to the Challenger disaster. We Dream of Space Giveaway! If you’d like to win a free copy of Erin Entrada Kelly's newest book, We Dream of Space, simply follow My American Meltingpot on Instagram and leave a comment on our post for this episode with the hashtag #WeDreamofSpace. Everyone who follows MyAmericanMeltingpot and leaves a message with the #WeDreamofSpace hashtag by Monday May 25 2020, 8pmEST, will be entered to win. The winner will be announced on Instagram on Tuesday and the book will be sent directly from the publisher. Note: Only people living in the United States are eligible to enter because of limitation on shipping due to #TheRona.   For complete show notes, please visit, My American Meltingpot.com.    

Newbery winner Erin Entrada Kelly discusses her new book, "We Dream of Space." Co-authors Mike Leinbach and Jonathan Ward share the remarkable efforts taken to pick up the pieces of the space shuttle Columbia after it tragically disintegrated upon re-entry.

This week’s radical is June Barrett, organizer and leader of the We Dream in Black program within the National Domestic Workers Alliance. As a queer Jamaican immigrant, June is a grassroots feminist doing her work from an international perspective.Throughout our conversation, June shares the ins and outs of her history, starting with how she started doing domestic work at the tender age of 16 years old. She also shares about how she’s overcome the brutal hardships of her past and why she chooses to be upbeat and happy every day. Fueled by her faith and passion for domestic workers, June shares how she continues working for the liberation of people worldwide.Some Questions I Ask: Did you leave high school to do domestic work? (1:53)How have you been able to let your past go and be so upbeat and happy today? (11:39)How did you find your way to the US? (20:48)How did you start working with NDWA? (34:50)What do you spend most of your time doing as an NDWA Fellow? (46:08)In This Episode, You Will Learn: What events led up to June starting domestic work. (2:02)What role June’s faith plays in her life. (12:06)What drives June to actively work for the liberation of people. (18:58)What the NDWA Fellowship is and how it’s changed June’s life. (42:41)The ripple effects of domestic work. (51:12)Resources: National Domestic Workers Alliance See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Check out this WE DREAM podcast’s episode recorded at the 2019 Western Regional SAAB (Student African American Brotherhood) Conference. This was a 2 day conference on October 11th & 12th, 2019 in San Bernardino, Ca. The Student African American Brotherhood, with nearly 200 chapters in the United States and abroad, was founded on the campus of Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus, Georgia on October 17, 1990. SAAB mentors young African American men by educating them on their responsibilities as United States Citizens. Tune-in to hear about the conference and a little background on SAAB, the founder Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe, and everyone's favorite motivational speaker, Brian Heat. To hear about future events we put on, follow us: @mlasacramento @wlasacramento To give us some feedback, ask questions, or get in touch with us, send us a Voice Message with the link below: www.anchor.fm/WEDREAM/message Follow our guests at: @saabhq @brianheat --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wedream/message

Tread Perilously once again opens the case files of the Special Review Unit for a recent episode of Law & Order: SVU called "We Dream of Machine Elves." When a tourist wakes up in Central Park wearing only a sheet and screaming about the "Machine Elves," Manhattan SVU detectives focus their investigation on a radical New York therapist who encourages the heavy use of drugs like DMT and re-experiencing trauma. He also happens to be a former professor of Detective Amanda Rollins. Will their past allow her the chance to learn the truth about his unusual methods? Or will Rollins once again fall for an older man of seeming authority? Captain Charlie Wright returns to remind Justin that he's met Detective Rollins. She also decries the episode's lack of momentum. Justin finds the cast changes surprising while Erik marvels at a decade of Meloni-less SVU. Carisi gets dubbed "good hair guy." ADA Barba continues to be missed. Charlie offers a number of great New York safety tips. Erik tries to understand vaping. Both he and Justin get lost remembering Season 2 of The Wire. Officer Katriona Tamin gets her first performance review and Tread Perilously chooses its favorite brands of oat milk.

Take a trip with hosts Yael Tygiel (@yaeltygiel) and Taylor Gates (@Elphaba_Anne) as they discuss machine elves! Talk 100 doses of DMT, undercover grad student hair, Swedish exchange students, and MORE. Season 21 episode 8, "We Dream of Machine Elves." ABOUT LAW AND ORDER SVU: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (often abbreviated to Law & Order: SVU or just SVU) is an American police procedural, legal, crime drama television series set in New York City, where it is also primarily produced. In the style of the original Law & Order, episodes are often "ripped from the headlines" or loosely based on real crimes that have received media attention. Created and produced by Dick Wolf, the series premiered on NBC on September 20, 1999, as the first spin-off of Wolf's successful crime drama, Law & Order. The show started its 17th season on September 23, 2015, and has aired 385 original episodes as of March 30, 2016. It is the current longest running scripted non-animated U.S. primetime TV series since the cancellation of the original Law & Order in 2010 and is the fifth-longest running scripted U.S. primetime TV series on a major broadcast network. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit originally centered almost exclusively on the detectives of the Special Victims Unit in a fictional version of the 16th Precinct of the New York City Police Department. As the series progressed, additional supporting characters were added as allies of the detectives in the New York County Manhattan District Attorney's office (known as advisers from the Sex Crimes Bureau) and the Medical Examiner's office. Typical episodes follow the detectives and their colleagues as they investigate and prosecute sexually based offenses. The show starred Christopher Melonias Detective Elliot Stabler and Mariska Hargitay as Detective Olivia Benson for its first twelve seasons until the former left the cast, unable to come to an agreement on his contract. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has been nominated for and won numerous awards, including the 2006 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Mariska Hargitay, the first Emmy to be received by a regular on any Law & Order series. On February 1, 2016, the series was renewed for an eighteenth season. As of this date, it is the sole remaining series of the Law & Order franchise still in production (and has been since 2011), and the second-longest running after the original series, which was canceled by NBC at the end of its 20th season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Take a trip with hosts Yael Tygiel (@yaeltygiel) and Taylor Gates (@Elphaba_Anne) as they discuss machine elves! Talk 100 doses of DMT, undercover grad student hair, Swedish exchange students, and MORE. Season 21 episode 8, "We Dream of Machine Elves." ABOUT LAW AND ORDER SVU: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (often abbreviated to Law & Order: SVU or just SVU) is an American police procedural, legal, crime drama television series set in New York City, where it is also primarily produced. In the style of the original Law & Order, episodes are often "ripped from the headlines" or loosely based on real crimes that have received media attention. Created and produced by Dick Wolf, the series premiered on NBC on September 20, 1999, as the first spin-off of Wolf's successful crime drama, Law & Order. The show started its 17th season on September 23, 2015, and has aired 385 original episodes as of March 30, 2016. It is the current longest running scripted non-animated U.S. primetime TV series since the cancellation of the original Law & Order in 2010 and is the fifth-longest running scripted U.S. primetime TV series on a major broadcast network. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit originally centered almost exclusively on the detectives of the Special Victims Unit in a fictional version of the 16th Precinct of the New York City Police Department. As the series progressed, additional supporting characters were added as allies of the detectives in the New York County Manhattan District Attorney's office (known as advisers from the Sex Crimes Bureau) and the Medical Examiner's office. Typical episodes follow the detectives and their colleagues as they investigate and prosecute sexually based offenses. The show starred Christopher Melonias Detective Elliot Stabler and Mariska Hargitay as Detective Olivia Benson for its first twelve seasons until the former left the cast, unable to come to an agreement on his contract. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has been nominated for and won numerous awards, including the 2006 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Mariska Hargitay, the first Emmy to be received by a regular on any Law & Order series. On February 1, 2016, the series was renewed for an eighteenth season. As of this date, it is the sole remaining series of the Law & Order franchise still in production (and has been since 2011), and the second-longest running after the original series, which was canceled by NBC at the end of its 20th season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Demore Barnes discusses building a bond with Benson and navigating the complicated minefields of the Special Victims Unit. Then, Jonathan Herron talks about the unique challenges of directing “We Dream of Machine Elves” (Season 21, Episode 8). And Monet Hurst-Mendoza and Brendan Feeney explain how they found the nuance in Adam Arkin's charismatic cult leader.

Check out the WE DREAM podcast’s behind the scenes coverage of the MWLA Get Down. This was a concert for the Sacramento youth featuring local up-and-coming artists all in a dope environment to 'Get Down'. On this episode we got to interview some of the amazing artists who performed and learned more about what they dream. To hear about future events we put on, follow us: @mlasacramento @wlasacramento To give us some feedback, ask questions, or get in touch with us, send us a Voice Message with the link below: www.anchor.fm/WEDREAM/message Follow the artists! @virgogabrielle @officialyelly @marmaroso --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wedream/message

We podcast regarding how to journal, part of our Mental Health Series. How to live a happy and healthy life. We live as we dream, we dream as we live. Happiness is an inside job, you find yourself looking inward to reveal how you want to be on the outside. Life is love, life is forgiveness. Life is pain, struggling, and hardship. Life is short, and one might as well find some happy in it all. #Inspirational Quote or #Prayer. 1. #Feelings 2. #SelfWorth. 3. Describe and Outline Daily Challenges 4. We Live as We #Dream, #BucketList 5. #CopingSkills 6. Describe a #Memory And, Read, Review, and Re-Read the Journal Entries --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/petebarkmanshow/support

My guest for Shalom Sistas #60 is Marla Taviano. Marla Taviano is the author of From Blushing Bride to Wedded Wife (2006), Is That All He Thinks About? (2007), Changing Your World One Diaper at a Time (2008), Expecting (2009), The Husband’s Guide to Getting Lucky (2011), Once Upon the Internet (2012), The Wife Life(2013), We Dream of Cambodia (2014), An Unschooling Manifesto (2014), The Storm (2015), and Shipwrecked (2017). Her biggest passions are loving the poor, seeking justice, and building libraries. Which we talk about on the show today. Marla and I dive right in and start talking about her family’s decision to move Cambodia, how she’s trying to be intentional in not calling herself a “missionary”, but a “neighbor”, why she started an Instagram account called, “White Girl Learning” , where we shares the books she’s reading written by authors of color. In the second half of the show Marla flips the tables and asks me some of her burning questions like my decision to start using the female pronoun for God (I talk about the theology of it with my friends Tim and Mariann Reardon in episode 59 of the podcast.) It was such a lovely conversation and I wish I could have talked to Marla for another hour. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. For links in today's episode, click here  

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