Podcasts about wolfstone

Wolfstone es un grupo musical escocés fundado en 1989 que interpreta rock celta. Su repertorio incluye tanto canciones originales como piezas folclóricas tradicionales. The Chase es el segundo álbum del grupo escocés de rock celta Wolfstone. Fue lanzado en 1992. The Chase fue un éxito, alcanzando el disco de oro en el Reino Unido

Gary pays tribute to the late Fergie MacDonald, the Ceilidh King, who passed away recently. There's more sets from this year's Wheel of Fortune competition, and a brand new award-winning pibroch from Regina's Iain MacDonald.PlaylistFergie MacDonald with Highland Jigs from The Ceilidh King Angus Nicholson with Cearcal a Chuain, Duncan Johnstone, Hag at the Churn, Humours of Whisky, Polka, Speeding in the Desert from the Wheel of Fortune 2024 Gary West with Kilworth Hills from The Islay Ball John Mulhearn with Hugh Alexander Lowe of Tiree, Cameronian Rant, Ca the Yowes from the Wheel of Fortune 2024Iain MacDonald with Salute to Sir Ian and Neville McKay - private recording Wolfstone with Battle from Pick of the Litter Calum Wynd with Miss Lisa Munro, Dora MacLeod, Lord MacConnell of Lough Earn and Lochend, An T-Eilean Muileach, As I Went Up on the Ice, Terry the Wrecker and Shelly's Jig from the Wheel of Fortune 2024  D-Day 80 Commemmoration Linkshttps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0hrnp18 https://gofund.me/61b70044 https://www.d-day80beacons.co.uk/ https://static1.squarespace.com/static/640a0ac2b261e5337f7adb4e/t/65ba95d21af31e773236a996/1706726867344/Pipers+pages+v03.pdf https://static1.squarespace.com/static/640a0ac2b261e5337f7adb4e/t/6582c7ec920e234db6b8ca07/1703069676969/Bill+Millin+page+v04.pdfSupport the Show.

This week we seek to bring you truth in the midst of the lies -  Perth Museum and the Return of Paganism to Scotland; Banning wood burning stoves; adulterous MP leads SNP campaign; Dundee FC match cancelled by Climate Change;   the Cass Report;  Country of the Week - Hungary;  South Korean Elections;  Brazil censors X;  Douglas Murray in Australia; French politician wants to prosecute priest for bible teaching; Chrislam in Bristol Cathedral; British Muslims and Gaza; Islam in Italy; Coleman Hughes gives the best explanation of Gaza to Joe Rogan; the worlds oldest man; Germany and the Botswanan elephants; SEEK 30 - What happens when you die; Feedback; with music from Wolfstone;  Booker T;  Supertramp; Del Amitri; Bach; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Haydn. 

We are delighted to host John Wolfstone for this episode of the Mangu.tv podcast series. John is an Initiatory Witch, Emergence Facilitator, Wilderness Guide and Transmedia Bard focused on the work of cultural redemption. Holding space for the great grief of our times, he designs and facilitates rituals and rites of transformation, in service to regulating the personal and collective nervous systems back to belonging with the Earth. In 2021, John co-founded The School of Mythopoetics dedicated to the Initiation of Soul. In 2024, his decade-long award-winning documentary, The Village of Lovers, about the Tamera Peace Village in Portugal premiered globally alongside A Cry From the Future Visionary Gathering he co-produced.  John speaks about his upbringing in rural Colorado, and as a teen, in the ‘culturally insulated' US during the punk movement, and experimenting with psychedelics, influencing both his anti-authoritarian view and his connection to earth. He shares the synchronicities that led him on a life-changing solo trip to Central America for 4 months of heart-led backpacking and, his current life path.   Giancarlo and John discuss mythology & eros, they speak about ways of opening up to spirit and cosmic guidance. They discuss relational repair and holding space for our pain, and its potency to open up space for spiritual guidance and the soul journey. They speak about rites of passage and the initiations humans experience in their lives, as well as understanding emotions from a mythical perspective not just a psychoanalytical one. 

The legend continues... this week, we're proceeding north to Scotland for Book 2 of Isle of the Mighty. There's more of the same in terms of bizarre history section content management, NPCs who are intriguing and forgettable in equal measure, and a geography chapter that is surprisingly good! Even though in the balance, this section probably leaves more questions unanswered than we had when we started, there are some moments of true enjoyment scattered through. (Lookin' at you, Loch Lads.) It's heavier on the vignettes and side fiction than England was—but we'll take it in exchange for how the book completely skips over some of the country's more important centuries, in favor of talking about random changeling feuds that have no bearing on the game. A little of this, a little of that. the usual suspects Herewith our social media links for the podcast: Discord: https://discord.gg/SAryjXGm5jEmail: podcast@changelingthepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/changelingcast This might be the last time we include Twitter on the list, at least for a while. Stay tuned for more information about that... And since we also talk about the Appendix and the ghille dhu in this episode, here's a link to Pooka's STV supplement on that very kith: https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/381967?affiliate_id=3063731 ... scottish media Again, here are some media items from north of the border to help you get a feel for the environment and ethos, if you're planning to run a Scotland game. Some are listed and discussed at the end of the recording, and others fall into the "damn, should've mentioned that one too" category. We trust once more that you've enough Films: Brave, Braveheart, Highlander (but not the sequel, eesh), Loch Ness, Macbeth (several versions), The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Rob Roy, Trainspotting (and okay, why not the sequel), The Wicker Man...TV: Gargoyles (partially), Monarch of the Glen, Outlander... Literature: the poems of Robert Burns and Carol Ann Duffy, Knots and Crosses, Lanark, Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels (on which the TV show is based), Trainspotting (the novel), The Wasp Factory (content warning!), Witch Wood...Music: Albannach, Bannal, Capercaillie, Clann an Drumma, Mouth Music, The Proclaimers (although "I'm Gonna Be" was likely a Banality trigger for a while back in the day), Silly Wizard, Tannahill Weavers, The Waterboys, Wolfstone... One exception to the "go find it yourself" rule is this album of waulking songs by Bannal, who are decidedly un-Banal. It's a group of ladies making cloth in the traditional Highland way, accompanied by the old melodies and versifications that have a distinctive and beautiful sound. Give it a listen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9qsGKWZ6HU: ... caption this Just one image to share this time, and it's hardly a pin-up. We're still trying to figure out who these characters are, what kith they're supposed to be, and what their story is. A green-tinted hornless troll and his ghoul redcap friend? Two mortals under a mysterious curse? What even is going on with the sun in this picture? We're at a loss, so feel free to send your suggestions. ... your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun)'s tartan is a crisscross of every color you've never heard of, and then a few more. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) defeated Mangar, but is still trying to find the way out of Skara Brae. Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot And auld lang syne? —Traditional song, adapted by Robert Burns

In this conversation, Carl speaks with John Wolfstone. John is third-generation settler, working on the Traditional and Unceded territory of the Southern Pomo and Coast Miwok Peoples. His blood and bones hold Hebraic, Norse and Celtic ancestry, and his spirit is from the Stars. As a wilderness rites-of-passage guide, ritualist, community consultant, relationship coach, and transmedia story-teller, John is on a mission to reclamate adulthood initiation rites-of-passage. Holding space for the great grief of our times, John designs and facilitates rituals of transformation, in service to regulating the personal and collective nervous systems back to belonging with the Earth. John apprenticed in numerous indigenous and ancestral ritual healing lineages during his decade long adulthood initiation quest, and bows in reverence to his many teachers, mentors, guides and elders. John tends thresholds of all kinds, and can often be found praying by a fire, whistling bird song, invoking his ancestors, and training his craft as a sacred huntsman. John is also one of the cofounders of the School of Mythopoetics. In our conversation, we explore initiation, and why it has been so central to the human experience. We also talk about what is lost, in terms of the presence of adults and elders in the world, when practices of initiation are absent in a culture. We talk about the markings of adulthood, exploring some of the indicators that someone has grown into an adult, or not. And we look at how to grow a literacy with initiatory process, and for the many of us who have not grown up in cultures with intact rituals and rites of passage, how to bring these practices and principles into our lives and our communities. John is facilitating a year-long adulthood initiation ritual apprenticeship through the School of Mythopoetics beginning November, 2022, and you can find more about that here. https://www.schoolofmythopoetics.com/ritual-apprenticeship You can find more about John and his work here: johnwolfstone.com www.schoolofmythopoetics.com    

Learn more about the full year long Adulthood Initiation Ritual Apprenticeship Program https://www.schoolofmythopoetics.com/ritual-apprenticeship John Wolfstone is a wilderness rites of passage guide and ritual artist dedicated to revitalizing cultures of initiation. He is also co-founder of The School of Mythopoetics.

You've probably heard of Scottish naturalist and conservationist John Muir, but did you know he almost lost his eyesight in an accident that changed the course of his life? Find out what happened, and listen as we share some stirring passages from Muir's essay describing the magnificence and wonder of the Grand Canyon. Plus, enjoy a mix of brand new and classic Scottish music from Tina Jordan Rees, Wolfstone, the Scott Wood Band, and Alistair Ogilvy.  

New episode is out!!! This week we are joined by my good friend best selling author JD Oliva to talk about his new kickstarter project The Wolf Stone Saga. We talk about some inspirations, why he chose kickstarter, and have a ton of laughs.Recorded 4/25/22Twitter: @knee4marvelvsJD Oliva: @JD_OlivaWolf Stone Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jdoliva/the-wolf-stone-saga

John Wolfstone is a burgeoning leader on a mission to help revitalize adulthood initiation rites of passage in a modern context. We talk about the need for adult initiation, the role they can play in our contemporary lives, and how they support leaders in learning to trust themselves with power, so they can use it honorably. We also discuss The Sacred Matrix, a feature length documentary film John is releasing this year about the work of the Tamera Peace Research & Education Community in Portugal, which is one of Earth's most radical social experiments in human futurism. John shares many of the lessons that Tamara has learned and a model they teach about a new regenerative, nonviolent planetary culture, with the vision of a post-patriarchal civilization free of violence and war. John and I discuss the lessons he learned from Tamera about creating trust and connection, having honest, sometimes difficult conversations, and building sustainable communities… while living sustainably. GUEST LINKS: Website: https://www.johnwolfstone.com/ Film Company: https://www.youtube.com/c/ReCultureFilms Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnWolfstone Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10220383 Tamera: https://www.tamera.org/

Jessica Karraker is the founder of WolfStone Ranch animal rescue in Farmington, MO.   Our conversation covered Jessica's mission and vision for WolfStone Ranch and her very interesting life in the years before moving back to her hometown of Farmington.Support the show

ep # 32 John Wolfstone is back for another conversation with Ashley! They dive deep into the exploration of adult initiation, its function and its presence as a missing link to a more integrated and meaningful life. John is a storyteller, filmmaker, community organizer and a mentor for Rites of Passage work. John is a curious explorer and question asker.You'll here us talk about:The loneliness of modern adulthoodAlmost all indigenous culture have rites of passage ceremonies into adulthoodThe functions of rites of passage : 1. Connecting people to their purpose in community 2. to mature the person so that they can become a generative adultJohns personal path of creating adult initiation for himself Johns purpose of "help make human beings capable of being in service to the great turning"Bill Plotkins concept of moving from egocentric to ecocentricThe shift to adulthood as the death of the heroCultural practices of childrearing that interfere with the development of a sense of interconnection and humilityLife phases and rites of passage through out the lifespanVillage as a side effect of people tending cultureA complete adult initiation requires mentors, elders, and youngers"That's what adulthood is, someone who is giving forth to a culture, and that culture is feeding the wheel of life."Acknowledging that we are living in an ecocide, creating space for griefMeeting "the river of grief" in the transition into adulthoodCreating healthy containers to build our capacity to feel fully Creating a "cultural basket" that is woven by strands of containership that are organic, and help you come back to your intelligence and the intelligence of lifeThe importance of ancestry in adult initiationTo get to know John more and look into his offerings, connect with him on Facebook! Mallika's InstagramMallika's WebsiteAshley's InstagramAshley's WebsiteSupport the show (https://www.thewildandwise.com/donate)Support the show (https://www.thewildandwise.com/donate)

In this second episode, we share how we fell in love with music. For both of us, it was around the time we were high school students. Also, we talk about a selection of our favorite artists and bands. Among them: Wolfstone, Enter The Haggis, Bob Dylan, Green Day and Oasis. Feel free to reach us at cris.ocdgeeks@gmail.com and jack.ocdgeeks@gmail.com. Or simply follow us on Instagram on our page http://www.instagram.com/ocdgeeks/ (www.instagram.com/ocdgeeks/). Your support helps us a lot to let the world know about the podcast. Plus, you might want to check it out: Enter The Haggis  https://www.enterthehaggis.com Duncan Chisholm - Wolfstone's fiddler - https://www.duncanchisholm.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ocdgeeks/message

ep. #16John and Ashley recorded an emergent conversation for today's podcast episode. The conversation is packed with so much wisdom while still retaining a flow and easeful aliveness. There are SO many amazing quotable nuggets in this one.John Wolfstone is a storyteller, filmmaker, community organizer and a mentor for Rites of Passage work. John is a curious explorer and question asker. Here are some of the questions I (Mallika) hear being held in this conversation and the work that John is doing In the world:How do we do the work, the healing and rebuilding, that is here for us to do in this lifetime, and not get swept away into the anxiety of wanting to also see the results of the work right now? How can we move to the next stage of development from the adolescent type of maturity associated with the hyper-Individualism and our current definition of freedom? How can we actually find more freedom in "staying put" than in the flight of travel, or new relationships or careers?Topics we cover: The missing relationship with deathWhat is Eros and how to connect with itWhat does it mean to restReclamation of our alivenessRite of passage/ quest for InitiationHyper-IndividualismRelationship with placePolyamory and staying with one partnerLoyalty and integrityTamera Peace Research Center In PortugalWhen healed people start a communityHealing self In relation to birth familyAncestor relationships bring down anxietyRecommendations for building relationship with ancestorsChildhood trauma living in the lineageWounds are the sacred cut Into the giftJohn's website: www.johnwolfstone.comAshley's websiteAshley's InstagramAshley's Parent Prayer Circle Mallika's websiteMallika's InstagramMallika's Embodied Therapeutic Art ProcessSupport the show (https://www.thewildandwise.com/donate)

If we are come to live and lead in a way that truly nourishes life, allows for creativity to flourish, and mends our relationship with both place and people, integrating opposites and learning to live at the threshold of polarities is crucial. John Wolfstone and I embark on a wild journey here from an adolescent leadership to a more integrated, humble, and reverent leadership. Touching on many nuanced and subtle threads of what it means to embrace our brokenness, transition to adulthood, and exist at the threshold of binaries. We land on some exciting emerging conversations around ‘queering masculinity,’ diving into what queerness and non-binary means beyond an orientation, as a state of maturation. What would our world look and feel like with leaders who had the capacity to hold paradox gracefully, to welcome otherness?--Show-notes and links hereConnect with me on InstagramConnect with me on FacebookMusic by RhoneSupport the show (https://aljeffery.com/podcast/)

Filmmakers Ian MacKenzie and John Wolfstone discuss their upcoming documentary Love School, which is about the Tamera Institute, a communal research village founded on and dedicated to systems change in love and sexuality as a foundation for planetary healing. Together, Ian and John produce new paradigm films and events through their media collaborative, Re/Culture Media. Ian MacKenzie's work has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic TV, CBC Documentary, The Globe and Mail, Adbusters, and film festivals around the world. He is the director of the shorts Lost Nation Road (2019), featuring Stephen Jenkinson; Reactor (2013); Sacred Economics (2012), featuring Charles Eisenstein; and The Revolution Is Love (2011). He co-directed Amplify Her (2018), about the rise of the feminine in electronic music and co-produced the feature film Occupy Love (2013). He is also the host of the podcast The Mythic Masculine. John Wolfstone is a filmmaker, ritualist, wilderness rites-of-passage guide, emergence facilitator and sacred clown focused on the work of cultural redemption. He has wielded these tools in service of restorative justice, ancestral healing and peace building in conflict zones from rural Guatemalan villages, to Middle Eastern refugee camps and inner cities in the U.S. John has studied intensively the 8 Shields Cultural Regeneration model, been a scholar at the Orphan Wisdom School, and trained with the Weaving Earth Relational Education.

John Wolfstone is a filmmaker, wilderness rites-of-passage guide, and sacred clown focused on the work of cultural redemption.  Over the past 10 years, he has been in service toward restorative justice, ancestral healing and peace building in conflict zones from rural Guatemalan villages, to Middle Eastern refugee camps and inner cities of the United States. In 2015, John and I began work on our feature documentary Love School, exploring the radical research community of Tamera in southern Portugal.  Since then, we have been on a deep journey of collaboration and brotherhood - complete with many bumps along the way. I am happy to have John in my studio today, where we discuss the his own rite of passage - through the lens of catastrophic personal heartbreak, which catapulted him on a journey into the underworld and back again. We speak about men's sexuality, the gateway of grief, and the perspective that we are now in a time of planetary initiation. PART II is available as a bonus hour via my Patreon page. LINKS John Wolfstone - Medium essays Johh Wolfstone - Official Website

Brandon and I discuss the minimum wage hike, veganism, our societal addictions with technology, the news headlines we see daily, and the divisive political climate in the USA along with various other controversial topics. Brandon aka Wolfstone is a scholar of finance, a talented producer, and a big part of Chamber of Cyphers. You can stay updated with him and Chamber of Cyphers on his social media! Instagram: @wolfstonesloot / @chamberofcyphers Twitter: @__wolfstone SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/wolfstone-1 Streaming: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/wolfstoneandshaofistandericindigoandstefloke/out-the-window-2 Do NOT miss out on the action: @chvnnel.t on Instagram @t.abu.z on Instagram @tabuzofficial on Twitter Production: Ali Sharif Instagram: @lemmemixyoshit Soundcloud: Looushh --- 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/channel-t/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/channel-t/support

Så er vi endelig tilbage, med sæson 2... Vi snakker om Sebastian aka Knud, og Wolfstone. Vi runder også vores nye super succesfulde segment hvor vi snakker om Tinderbox. Der er som sædvanlig anbefalinger, og vi kommer forbi vores, til dato, bedste ad-befaling.Enjoy!

A primary Trickster dedication is the cultivation of language, myth, metaphoric agility, the art of blessing and story-telling skills – so that we Compassionate Trickster Aspirants can be irresistibly eloquent in our weaving of the all-inclusive story. The Only News to Trust is the Mythic News https://coyotenetworknews.com John Wolfstone's passion for storytelling stems from hearing the call for a New Story in our culture. The challenges of our times are at their root, stories, which have become too small. My fundamental work then is to help others and myself step into larger, more meaningful and more beautiful stories. learn more at https://www.johnwolfstone.com Lucid Vibe Radio is an emerging voice in the macroscopic cultural narrative. A Return to the art of mouth to mouth Philosophy, Lucid Vibe merges audio programming from multiple schools of Radio. Part talk-radio, part consciousness positive music playing 24/7. Download the App at LucidVibe.com

What's a wulver? Find out in part 3 of our series on Scottish Myths & Legends, in celebration of the Disney/Pixar movie Brave! Learn more about Scotland's famous coronation stone, the Stone of Destiny. Can it be traced all the way back to Biblical times? Was it brought to Scotland by Scoti, an Egyptian princess? We'll also discuss the life of 13th century laird and prophet Thomas the Rhymer, and we'll take a closer look at those ghostly lights known as Will o' the wisps. All this plus new music from The Proclaimers, Wolfstone, Capercaillie, and more!

Join us as we celebrate the release of Disney/Pixar's animated movie Brave with a look at Scotland's folklore, myths, and legends. In part one of a series, find out about the mythological creatures that inhabit Scottish lochs and rivers, including the kelpie, the selkie, and loch monsters like Nessie. We'll also look at the translations of Scottish poet James MacPherson, who gathered together fragments of Scotland's ancient folklore in the 18th century. You'll hear the Scottish Gaelic song by Julie Fowlis that's featured in trailers for Brave as well as songs from Ewan Robertson, Wolfstone, and Karan Casey.

Here's our Mid November 2009 Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast. We have a fair selection of music in this edition. We start of with Wolfstone rocking out to a traditional Scottish march, then follow with Wind and Rain from Julie Fowlis's new CD Uam. Next up is an old release from Malinky - 3 Raven's, and the rock out again with Peatbog Faeries' Scotch on the Rocks. We slow things down with Donald Grant's The Way Home, and keep it down for a beautiful Calum Kennedy Gaelic song. We finish off with 'He's such a Sweetie' from Findlay Napier and the Bar Room Mountaineers. Visit footstompin.com for all your Scottish music and culture needs.

Escuchamos el directo de Wolfstone titulado "Not enough Shouting".