Podcasts about where there's smoke

It's our first new Where There's Smoke episode in two years! Pliny the Elder said, “The only certainty is that nothing is certain.” In a world where nothing is certain and so much is out of our control, what options do we really have? Should we fight? Do we give up? Or is there something else? In this episode we move from a tragic accident, through quicksand, and into a very personal story from Brett about his Mom - all while exploring the power of surrender. Find full show notes for this episode (with links to resources) at www.wheretheressmoke.co.  If you dig this episode, please share it with at least one person! And don’t forget to subscribe yourself, so you never miss a new episode in the feed. Get our newsletter and updates by joining our mailing list at www.wheretheressmoke.co Want to support the show and help keep it going? Please check out Support WTS.com for our Patreon campaign.  To reach out to us or give the show a signal boost, find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We are @exploreWTS on all three. You can also email us on connect@wheretheressmoke.co. * * * DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from Apple Podcasts: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes. If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate & review it on iTunes You can also find us on PocketCasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Episodes are also available at www.wheretheressmoke.co.  

No, we aren't talking The Bachelor. We are talking Season 3, Episode 1 of Sex and the City, "Where There's Smoke," with Kate Lindsay of Refinery29. This episode is all about how we try to rescue one another and we get into: Do women want to be rescued then or now? Is "fixing" people a version of rescuing them? Are there different levels of rescuing someone? Dating (judging) people based on where they live The role of fantasies Manifesting Follow Kate at @kathrynfiona and show BTS and vote on episodes at @sextnthecity and @samnthacity 

"Where There's Smoke, There's Fire" It's gonna be a hot one on this week's FlashBack Friday on Sky Blue Radio! We light it up at 9pm Eastern/0200z! PLUS you can Call or TEXT me your REQUESTS!! 888-577-7415!! Tell your Alexa to play SKY BLUE RADIO!! www.skyblueradio.com

Where There's Smoke, There's Fire ... Join in here every day for a dose of different business building perspective: https://facebook.com/supersizebusiness #supersizeyourbusiness #lessonslearned #wherethereissmokethereisfire

"Where There's Smoke... What’s sexier, firemen or postmen? Roger Sterling or Don Draper? Hitler or Mussolini? Send us your answers! But in the meantime, join us and our very funny guest Kate Atanasio (@italianchameleon19) to to tackle high hopes for Miranda and Steve, Charlotte’s story line, Samantha’s sexuality, and Carrie’s emotional trauma. So hold on to your Jimmy Choo’s, because it’s time for Sex and the City season 3, baby. Please remember to subscribe, rate, and follow us! No One Will Watch TV with Us: @noonewillwatch Lilian Tanner: @liliantanner Ethan Charles Abramson: @_ethancharles Emily Austin: @chemilychaustin --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-one-will-watch-tv-with-us/support

S3 E20 ("Police Story") & 21 ("Where There's Smoke, There's Fired") Our hosts discuss Game of Thrones (a lot), sing "The Circle of Life," and find out that Laurel really sucks at vamping... Rate! Review! Subscribe!Email us! CRANEiacs@gmail.comTweet at us! @CRANEiacsLike us on Facebook!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/CRANEiacsPodcast/

Our friend Arpan Somani comes to the table today. Arpan works in brand partnerships at SoundCloud, co-runs the Brooklyn-based independent newspaper Hands, as well as manages Jachary, whose music was previously featured on the show. Arpan introduces us to the lush melodies of two New York newcomers: Bathe & Rum.Gold. We introduce an electrifying, genre-blending offering from Berlin’s Tuftyhead, a raw, nostalgic track from Ojerime, as well as a menacing and yet playful delivery from Chicago’s Nina Tech. 01 "If You Don't Mind" by Pieri 02 "Sure Shot" by Bathe 03 "Cocaine" by Pink Sweats  04 "Why Do I Go There" by Johanna Samuels 05 "In The Dark" by Tuftyhead 06 "Where There's Smoke" by Rum Gold  07 "I Know Now (2003) by Ojerime 08 "Loso" by Nina Tech   Art: Maple Shipp   © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission.

Episode 207 of Closer to Free is "Where There's Smoke." We've got arson, theft, jealousy, and worst of all, children are smoking cigarettes. Intro and outro music for Closer to Free is "It's All Happening" by Huma-Huma. You can find more information at soundcloud.com/huma-huma Find Closer to Free on Social Media: twitter - @closertofreepod facebook - facebook.com/closertofreepod email - closertofreepod@gmail.com

Episode Notes This is the 4th issue of Volume 16 Where There's Smoke.With two of our young heroes lured into the heart of a cultish stronghold of the Appointed Church, nothing good can happen. What dark secret will Alina stumble onto. Will Sage be able to break through Gild's hard exterior and get to the young man's heart?Introduction voiced by Peter DeGiglio All music was composed by Jim Malloy Masks: A New Generation is a game by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie GamesThis podcast is created thanks to the financial support of backers on Patreon Join us at in our Discord or follow us on twitter @ProteanCity Subscribe to Protean City Comics on iTunes or anywhere podcasts are found.Join us next Wednesday to find out what thrilling adventures lie ahead!Find out more at http://proteancity.com

Episode Notes This is Issue two of three for Volume 16 Where There's Smoke.With our heros hurtling through the air, there is only one way can discover who will survive and who will fall to their doom....read the next issue of Protean City Comics!Introduction voiced by Peter DeGiglio All music was composed by Jim Malloy Masks: A New Generation is a game by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie GamesThis podcast is created thanks to the financial support of backers on Patreon Join us at in our Discord or follow us on twitter @ProteanCity Subscribe to Protean City Comics on iTunes or anywhere podcasts are found.Join us next Wednesday to find out what thrilling adventures lie ahead!Find out more at http://proteancity.com

Episode Notes This is the first of three issues for Volume 16 Where There's Smoke.When there are people in danger the city turns its heroes. What happens when some of those young heroes start to question their worth?Introduction voiced by Peter DeGiglio All music was composed by Jim Malloy Masks: A New Generation is a game by Brendan Conway and published by Magpie GamesThis podcast is created thanks to the financial support of backers on Patreon Join us at in our Discord or follow us on twitter @ProteanCity Subscribe to Protean City Comics on iTunes or anywhere podcasts are found.Join us next Wednesday to find out what thrilling adventures lie ahead!Find out more at http://proteancity.com

Hello Ranger fans and welcome to Legacy of Power: A Power Rangers Episodic Podcast, episode 81 with "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire" discussion! Also I have Rangers news, pre-watch thoughts, fav Bulk and Skull moment, first appearances, trivia and Power Ranking! Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/legacyofpowerpodcast Email - legacyofpower@outlook.com Last week Power Ranking Top 5: 1. The Mutiny 2. White Light 3. Missing Green 4. Green No More 5. The Power Transfer

Landree forces Drew to watch the 2000 Sex and the City episode "Where There's Smoke..." while playing a drinking game. Also: Landree Learns a Law, a visit from Harvey Fierstein, and Drew's Perfect French-Canadian Dialect

Since about five months into the run of Where There's Smoke, Brett and Nick have dreamed of finding a corporate sponsor who could support the show and allow them to clear their schedules and focus time on the show. This week, Brett spoke to some people who know how that happens and he reports back to Nick. Make sure to rate and review the show to help us gain visibility. And make sure to visit www.wheretheressmoke.co to listen to episode of Where There's Smoke! Connect with the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wtspod and Twitter: @exploreWTS. DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes. If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate & review it on iTunesFind us on Pocket Casts here: http://pca.st/smoke, and also on Spotify and Google Play.

As Laozi said (we think), "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." In this first episode, Brett and Nick talk about some of the challenges they have faced in trying to promote Where There's Smoke. From the changing podcast landscape to a general lack of time or knowledge, the two lay out what's been in the way and then identify first steps to help them reach their goal. Make sure to rate and review the show to help us gain visibility. And make sure to visit www.wheretheressmoke.co to listen to episode of Where There's Smoke! Connect with the show on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wtspod and Twitter: @exploreWTS. DOWNLOAD & LISTEN directly from iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/wts-itunes. If you dig the show, please take a moment to rate & review it on iTunesFind us on Pocket Casts here: http://pca.st/smoke, and also on Spotify and Google Play.

In this episode, Rev. Beverly Gibson and Johnny Gwin explore and share thoughts on hope, purpose, courage and the Heroes Journey. Carefully, Rev Gibson parallels this week's lessons and readings with the epic good vs. evil tale of pop-culture staple Star Wars. Yes, the Luke Skywalker and Han Solo Star Wars of 1978, titled A New Hope. The characters of the scripture readings and the fictional ones in a galaxy far, far away, seem to be in a constant tug of war of embracing the light and fighting the darkness of the forces of their foes, the external world, and themselves. These Biblical and Sci-fi epic stories of struggles that seem too large to overcome are eventually transformed into victory only when hope, guided by insight and purpose, evolves into real courage. These timeless and heroic tales aren't just stories; they are reflections of who we all are. Hope is something that we are wired to search for and follow. Hope is what can give us strength to carry on and control our fear of the unknown until we reach our final goals. We can find ourselves in dark places and hard times, but each of us (like the apostles and the rebel force) have talents and gifts that we can contribute to making things better. We are called to discover what those God-given gifts are and to step away from the darkness and fight to walk and bring others into the light. Heroes need a purpose, as well as, strength and a brave heart when bringing down an empire or reclaiming a kingdom. What can we do to transform ourselves and our communities from mere mortals to epic heroes full of hope and courage that (against all odds) work to make a better world we all envision?   Click to read Rev. Gibson's full worship notes Help support Pulpit To Pew with our Patreon campaign What you will hear: > The convergence of passion and purpose > Beverly's inclusion of the Star Wars (A New Hope) universal themes in this week's sermon > The ubiquitous parallels of Star Wars lessons in the classroom setting > The double edge sword of presenting fiction like Star Wars from the pulpit > The comparable motifs and themes of epic journey fiction and stories in the Bible > The messages of transformation and the "calling" that changes the person > Penny Dreadful (TV show) and it's example of personal transformation > The "monster" is always within and the rejection of that reality > Tim Ferris and his practical way to bring more light in daily life. > Build fires in as many ways as possible until the storm blows over > Bring more light (and kindness) during this hectic and stressful Christmas season > Less about yourself. It's not where I think I am going; it's more about where am I am now and the awareness to adjust my "inner compass" based on what happens on the journey > Eliminate the idealized world and be aware of what is "really happening" > Small acts of kindness can bring light in the world > The shocking confessions of parishioners who have not seen Star Wars > Johnny recommends the awful 1979 Star Wars Holiday - made for TV -Special featuring Chewbacca and his family > We all are called to discern our purpose of drawing ourselves and others away from darkness and toward the light > Beverly suggests Tracy McMillian and her thought provoking posts on Instagram for daily inspiration > Johnny suggests listening to the podcast Where There's Smoke by Brett Gadja & Nick Jaworski - this insightful show brings light to the dark internet Weekly Readings: Isaiah 35:1-10 James 5:7-10 Matthew 11:2-11   What do you think about Pulpit To Pew?
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Things are heating up on the podcast this week, as we watch the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers episode "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire"! What fire safety lesson does this episode teach kids? (It's not what you think!) Who's Kimberley crushing on? (It's not who you think!) And where do the Rangers celebrate after destroying this episode's monster? (It's not where you thi - okay, no, it's actually exactly where you think. It's the Juice Bar.) All this and more on this episode of the Mighty Morphin' Ranger Danger podcast!

Things are heating up on the podcast this week, as we watch the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers episode "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire"! What fire safety lesson does this episode teach kids? (It's not what you think!) Who's Kimberley crushing on? (It's not who you think!) And where do the Rangers celebrate after destroying this episode's monster? (It's not where you thi - okay, no, it's actually exactly where you think. It's the Juice Bar.) All this and more on this episode of the Mighty Morphin' Ranger Danger podcast!

We launch Where There's Smoke into the atmosphere with an exploration of one of the hardest, and most valuable, skills in life to master - listening. The episode starts with a question: "How would Einstein have fared in today's comment culture world?" From there, it veers through the chatter in our brain, Facebook HQ, Mariah Carey, and The Wizard of Oz. Lastly, we speak with Courtland Warren for guidance on the questions we can be asking ourselves, in order to better be hearing others. Find out more about Courtland Warren at http://courtlandwarren.com/. For complete show notes, including a list of all audio clips and references, visit www.wheretheressmoke.co. Join our mailing list by texting SMOKE to 66866, or visiting our website. Also, remember to rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, and wherever else you get your podcasts.

NOTE: This episode contains an important announcement about the future of Couch Surfing.Kim Butler, the Queen Bee of Podcasting (trademark pending) drops in to geek out about Xena, Scott Pilgrim and to recommend some literature. Yeah, as if anyone reads anymore... The rest of the show notes are as follows:00:02:30 - Kim starts things off by talking about this new show she's watching, you may have heard about it, Xena: Warrior Princess.00:07:56 - The Lesbian element that became an influence on that series and some of its characters gets discussed.00:12:49 - John can't say enough great things about Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, but he will certainly try. He also enjoyed Monsters Vs. Aliens, which results in talk of the differences between Pixar and Dreamworks Animation studios.00:22:56 - Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World is a movie that existed for all of two seconds at the box office. John managed to see it. Both the film and the books are discussed, including the important balance between style and substance.00:41:41 - Michelle from Indiana writes in with her thoughts on the big tobacco debate from Episode 35: Where There's Smoke, There's Fire.00:51:19 - A new listener named Neil sends some praise, but is also looking for an alternative to iTunes reviews, brought on by a disdain for Apple Products.00:57:53 - Film maker, Teague Chrystie sends in appreciation for John's support of Down In Front, via Whedonesque. This provides even more fuel to the fire. It's a wonderful cycle of praise that never ends, except when it does.01:06:13 - Kim closes out the show by promoting the myriad of podcasts she's involved in. You may want to write these down.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Jason Schwartzman & Metric, Massive Attack, Alison Krauss, Aberdeen, Anna Faris, Neil Patrick Harris, The Bluetones, Broken Social Scene, Plumtree, Blood Red Shoes, Beck, The Platters, The Dandy Warhols, Lightning Love, Edward Shearmur, Huey Lewis & The News, Nine Inch Nails, Nathan Johnson and Nigel Godrich & Michael Cera & Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Terra Little newest title, Where There's Smoke, started shaking things up in January 2009. Picture this, three people - a mother, a father, and their 16-year-old son, trying hard to get along in this day and age. Things really get interesting when father and son finally come face to face, after 16 years of not knowing about each other. One of them is an ex-hoodlum and the other is trying to be a hoodlum, with little success. And the lone woman in the mix is the reason the men in her life were completely clueless until now. Is it too late for father and son to build a relationship? Has the teenager gotten in over his head, trying to fit in with the wrong crowd - one of whom is the clown behind him on the cover? Where There's Smoke gives you a peek into the lives of a seemingly dysfunctional family, one that you'll hate to say goodbye to when the last page turns. Just like Running from Mercy, Where There's Smoke is available online and in bookstores everywhere, so treat yourself and pick up a copy. Make sure you bring a fire extinguisher along for the ride, though. Because the old adage, "Where there's smoke, there's fire," has never been as meaningful as it is now.

Supergirl debuts ("Little Girl Lost"), the Killer Croc / Baby Doll relationship is creepy ("Love is a Croc"), a fiery redhead gives Superman a bit of trouble ("Where There's Smoke"), Firefly plans to destroy his ex-girlfriend and Gotham City ("Torch Song") and Superman dons a new (yet familiar) costume in his second meeting with Batman ("Knight Time"). All that, plus lots of e-mail!

Supergirl debuts ("Little Girl Lost"), the Killer Croc / Baby Doll relationship is creepy ("Love is a Croc"), a fiery redhead gives Superman a bit of trouble ("Where There's Smoke"), Firefly plans to destroy his ex-girlfriend and Gotham City ("Torch Song") and Superman dons a new (yet familiar) costume in his second meeting with Batman ("Knight Time"). All that, plus lots of e-mail!