Podcasts about world alone

The Jen Marples Show episode 187 is here!Ready to strip away the clutter and create a life that actually feels good? This week I'm thrilled to welcome back one of our most popular guests ever, Shira Gill – organizing expert, bestselling author, and total badass who's helping women cut through the BS and design lives they love. Her new book "LifeStyled" takes her minimalist philosophy beyond just organizing our closets (though she's brilliant at that too) and applies it to every area of our overwhelmed lives.Shira drops some serious wisdom about breaking free from burnout by being "radically intentional" with our time, energy and commitments. She shares game-changing strategies like the index card system for focusing on what truly matters, how to create a minimalist boutique hotel vibe in your bedroom (yes please!), and why it's perfectly okay to say "hell no" to cooking dinner or sending holiday cards if that's not your thing.As midlife women, we're done with doing all the things half-assed – it's time to do less, BETTER!. Whether you're feeling stretched too thin, craving more calm in your life, or just ready to stop shoulding all over yourself, this episode is your permission slip to let go of what's not serving you. Shira Gill is a globally recognized home organizing expert and bestselling author with a minimalist philosophy. She has inspired thousands of people to clear clutter from their homes and lives, and developed a process and toolkit that applies to anyone, regardless of budget, space, or lifestyle. Shira and I discuss:How to create more intentionality in all areas of life, beyond just the home.Pausing and conducting a "life audit" to evaluate priorities.Practical tips for reducing burnout and decision fatigue.Embracing the freedom and liberation that comes saying no.Only focusing on one or two big goals per year.The transformative power of creating a visually pleasing, clutter-free environment.Giving yourself permission to be "bad" at certain tasks.Shira Says: You're Not Too F***ing Old! to Travel the World Alone!Learn more about Jen Marples at https://www.jenmarples.comWant to work with Jen? Book a complimentary 20-minute call HERE. Follow Jen @jenmarples on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTubeSubscribe to Jen's NewsletterLink to Shira's episode 132 HERE. Unedited AI Transcript HereCONNECT WITH SHIRA GILL:www.shiragill.com @shiragillNewsletter + CommunityBooks:Organized LivingMinimalistaLifeStyled

In this episode of our journey through Apple Music's Top 100 Albums of All Time, we dive into album #96: Pure Heroine by Lorde. Join us as we explore each track on this influential debut album, giving our thoughts and ratings for every song. From the iconic hit "Royals" to the introspective "A World Alone," we discuss how Lorde's unique sound has shaped modern pop music. Whether you're a longtime fan or a first-time listener, this episode offers fresh insights and in-depth analysis. Tune in to hear our overall rating and see where Pure Heroine stands among the greats! Episode Highlights: "Tennis Court" - Solid intro track with a familiar pop sound. "400 Lux" - Mellow and perfect for background music. "Royals" - The catchy mainstream hit that we all love. "Team" - The standout track with the best flow and beat. "White Teeth Teens" - Showcasing Lorde's influence on today's pop artists. Overall Album Rating: 6.5/10 Don't miss this deep dive into Lorde's Pure Heroine. Follow, subscribe, and leave a review to keep up with our journey through Apple Music's Top 100 Albums!   Make sure to Follow us on all the links below, to know when the next parts go live!     Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/Hypotheticallysound   Twitter- https://twitter.com/HySoundPodcast   YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/@HypotheticallySound   Merch- https://www.streamlabs.com/biggieran/merch   Stickers/Prints/T-Shirts- https://www.freealekai.store/  

Adam Kinzinger, former congressmen and author of Renegade: Defending Democracy and Liberty in Our Divided Country, joins us to talk about preserving democracy, how the GOP has lost their sense of ethics, where the US fits in in the Russia/Ukraine conflict, and toxic masculinity in politics.

had a very full week! feeling content and sleepy.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Deeper "Run" Auto-Pain02:40 Boys Age "Divergence" Mugen-Entei04:57 The Beauticians "Donna" Beauticians08:10 Jordana "Jackie’s 15" Classical Notions of Happiness11:27 nervesandgel "all alone" until the end of time15:12 Snowy Band "Never Change" Audio Commentary19:50 Flexure "Honey Eyes" World Alone21:34 DOOMSQUAD "Sleeping Buffalo" Spandrels Vol 225:52 Private Life "Deign Cook" Demo 202028:02 coastal car "acrobat" four/fore/for32:02 Half Waif "Siren" The Caretaker35:16 Kolb "To Hear It From You" Creative Destruction37:25 Margaret Glaspy "So Wrong It’s Right" Devotion40:41 Gentleman Surfer "Herc Bags" Point Bag44:22 Liquids "Goin Down The Tubes" nervous sessions45:49 Eminem "crawl space" football47:01 Dirty Limbs "Space Re-entry" 248:33 Grendel’s Mother "The Savoy" Grendel’s Mother51:19 Ronnie Rogers "Lil Peep" Won’t Make It Out53:48 big blood "Pox" Do You Wanna Have A Skeleton Dream?

Dave Rearick circumnavigated the globe, and is the author of Spirit of a Dream: A Sailor's Ultimate Journey Around the World Alone.

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What does it mean to leave the world alone, and how will it help YOU to transform your life? To learn more about the law of assumption and the teaching of Neville Goddard, visit my website at: ManifestingWithSylviane.com Coaching: https://www.manifestingwithsylviane.com/coaching-with-sylviane/ The Complete Manifesting Guide: https://complete-manifesting-guide.my.canva.site/ Groupe Coaching: ⁠https://www.manifestingwithsylviane.com/store/group-coaching-sessions/⁠ Go here for my YouTube channel #lawofassumption #NevilleGoddard #manifestingspecificperson --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sylviane-nuccio/support

Captain Bill Pinkney is on the #ReadingWithYourKids #Podcast to celebrate his inspiring book Sailing Commitment. Captain Bill is one of less than 100 people, and the first Black man, who have circumnavigated the World in a sailboat. And he did the hard way, traveling around the treacherous Cape Horn. Captain Bill tells us of his adventure, what inspired it, how he found the courage, and funding, to undertake such a journey. He also tells us of spending 65 days sailing in the Pacific from South America to South Africa, seeing nothing but ocean, sky and an occasional bird. He explains that it was reading that helped him survive that incredibly lonely stretch. Click here to visit Captain Bill's website – http://captainbillpinkney.com/ Click here to visit our website – www.readingwithyourkids.com

To learn more about the law of assumption and the teaching of Neville Goddard, visit my website at: ManifestingWithSylviane.com Coaching: Coaching With Sylviane Go here for my YouTube channel To Register to the VIP FB group go here: VIP Membership FB Group #lawofassumption #NevillGoddard #manifestingspecificperson #ignoresenses #leavetheworldalone --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sylviane-nuccio/support

The first section of Chapter 7 in Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The last chapter of Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor.    As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

Chapter 6 of Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The third part of Chapter 5 in Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The second part of Chapter 5 in Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

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The first part of Chapter 5 in Alain Colas' 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The third part of Chapter 4 in Alain Colas's 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The second part of Chapter 4 in Alain Colas's 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The first section of Chapter 4 in Alain Colas's  'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

#352. Robin Lee Graham made history when he left California in 1965, at the age of sixteen, to sail around the world alone on Dove. He met his wife Patti on this epic journey, which he completed in 1970. The voyage was followed by a flurry of media and a difficult return to life ashore. The Graham's moved to Montana soon after the circumnavigation, where they built a life with their two kids, Quimby and Ben. Robin and Patti still live on Flathead Lake, where their close-knit family gathers often. Robin wrote three books with the help of Derek Gill: Dove, The Boy Who Sailed Around the World Alone, and Home is the Sailor. Dove was adapted into a Hollywood movie in 1974. Emma's mother, Lynn, sailed across the Atlantic in 1978, when she was twelve years old. Lynn had the first edition of The Boy Who Sailed Around the World Alone on the shelf beside her bunk, and spent their 26 day passage from Maine to Ireland flipping through its pages. Emma grew up with that same copy on her shelf, which sparked her trajectory towards sailing. In February 2022, 50 years after Robin's circumnavigation, Emma traveled up to Montana to interview Robin in person, in the house he built on Flathead Lake. The two sailors talked about Robin's early sailing days, his relationship with his father, his faith, and how he and Patti have built their life. -- Join the conversation on The Quarterdeck, 59º North's 'deep dives on the art of seamanship.' Annual membership site with access to the canon of seamanship content (articles, videos, podcasts & more); a thriving community passionate about sailing; and direct access to Andy, Mia, August, Nikki & Emma, the 'Admiralty' to have all of your sailing & seamanship questions answered! quarterdeck.59-north.com -- ON THE WIND is presented by Athletic Greens. Their daily product, AG1, contains 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole-food sourced nutrients in one convenient daily serving. One Scoop, 8 ounces of water. It's all you really need, really. Visit athleticgreens.com/onthewind for an exclusive offer from Athletic Greens. ON THE WIND is also supported by Harborburn Cannon Co., brought to you by the founders of 59 North Sailing. Harborburn was born of an idea by a group of sailing friends looking for a way to add some fun onboard our boats. We figured “if you own a boat, you need a cannon!”  ON THE WIND is also supported by Offshore Passage Opportunities, the #1 Crew Networking Service in North America. OPO has helped thousands of sailors meet and make successful passages since 1993. Sign up at sailopo.com

The third section of Chapter 3 in Alain Colas's  'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The first part of Chapter 3 of Alain Colas's 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

The second section of Chapter 3 in Alain Colas's,  'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

Chapter 2 of Alain Colas's 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost at sea in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

Chapter 1 of Alain Colas's 'Around the World Alone' a text that has always been closed to me ( I do not speak French) until I found this English translation published by Barron Education Press in 1978. Alain Colas was lost in 1978 denying the world the opportunity to learn more from this erudite, eloquent and deeply passionate sailor. As many of you will know, this subject is very close to my heart as I have raced solo along the route that Alain takes in this book.  I found Alain's writing to be so thoughtful, insightful and passionate that there were many times during this reading, that I simply had to stop, take off my headphones and stand looking out of the window, watching salty-eyed as my own 'Bird of Passage' swung impatiently at her mooring.     Before you go.... If you are enjoying these stories and would like to support the creation of more great free content, please support the podcast by heading over to my Patreon Site and selecting the $5 per month option. For the equivalent of just a few cents per episode, you will be helping many more rare nautical books find deserved appreciation amongst the modern sailing community Click here to support the show for $5 a month  If you have any questions please send them to: csmthemariner@gmail.com  Cheers, Chris Stanmore-Major

Film: This World Alone (2018) This week, Jared and Dan watched a post-apocalyptic, coming-of-age tale about a girl who needs to save her auxiliary family member. There's a lot of literature allusions too! Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and leave us a 5 star review! Please consider contributing to our Patreon! www.patreon.com/indiefilmreview Twitter: @IndieFilmPod Instagram: @IndieFilmReviewPod Email: theindiefilmreview@gmail.com

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Lasat month Bobby spoke to a man after his own heart - sailor and adventurer, Peter Lawless. Peter is attempting to circumnavigate the globe completely alone and unassisted and is currently docked in the Canaries. Bobby spoke to Peter to see how the first leg of the journey has been and to chat about what more could be in store in the long weeks and months ahead. Listen and subscribe to Down to Business with Bobby Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Alaskan-Californian John Garteiz discovered his passion for travel and adventure after university. He discusses how it brought him outside of his comfort zone- from cultural encounters that broadened his mindset to an appreciation of the world around us. At times a lone adventurer, pursuing challenges out of the ordinary, John is also a real people person. He shares tales from his experiences of connection and communication adventures in diverse environments. Now in his 70s, he also let's us into how he maintains his fitness and positive life outlook. John's Books: So you want to Sail Around the World Alone (2018) A Journey Through Flowerland (2018) Stay up to date with The Grow Zone - Real Time Adventures: Website: thegrowzone.de Instagram: @the.growzone To connect with Sarah and Ceri you can find and follow them here: Sarah Hübner Website: www.improverin.com Facebook: @improverin Instagram: @improverin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/improverin/ E-Mail: sarah@improverin.com Ceri Temple Website: www.4elements.eu Facebook: @4elements.eu Instagram: @4elements.eu or @ceri_temple LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ceridwentemple E-Mail: ctemple@4elements.eu Podcast editing by: www.7daysaudio.com

'All the bread and milk is gone, but I have lovely salami' [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/09/01120557/PeterLawless_0109.mp3"][/audio] Imagine spending 8 months on a boat all alone, trying to sail around the world. It's pretty impressive! Peter Lawless from Limerick joined Dermot and Dave live from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Peter chatted about how he's coping with his food and if he has gone full Tom Hanks in Castaway yet! You can listen to the full chat by clicking the Play button above.

Guest: Amanda Kandawire-Khoza | Commercial Pilot Teenage pilot Zara Rutherford took her ultralight sports plane into the skies on Wednesday on the first leg of a 52-country, five-continent flight around the world. Her aim is to be the youngest person ever to have reached that goal.  Experienced Pilot Amanda Kandawire Khoza has been the mentor to many young pilots and she will discuss the possibility that Zara is to reach her goal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natasha Sattler has long been a traveler and over the last decade, she’s dialed in on how to be a global solo female traveler while maintaining her demanding, rewarding job in commercial production in LA. In today’s show, we talk about her evolution as a traveler, where fear & confidence come from, and she gives a whole load of actionable takeaways to make traveling part of your future.Shownotes for THIS episode: https://hollycpriestley.com/solo-female-traveler-natasha-sattler-breaks-down-how-to-travel-the-world-alone/Support the Podcast:Venmo: https://venmo.com/Holly-PriestleyPaypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/hollycpriestleyPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/hollycpriestleyFollow Me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hollycpriestley/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HollyCPriestley/Website: http://hollycpriestley.com/The Tools I Use to Produce This Podcast:Buzzsprout (Get $20 by using this link to set up your own Buzzsprout account: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=844573 )iMovieZoomAn old, refurbished MacBook Air I've owned for....at least 5 yearsCanva (Earn a Canva Credit by using this link to set up your own Canva account: https://www.canva.com/join/lsk-vdb-msf )--Basically, nothing special. I started creating this with the tools that were available to me and they're largely free to use. Photos Courtesy of Foll Exposures: http://www.follexposures.com/Intro & Outro Music: Wallpaper by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4604-wallpaper/License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This description contains affiliate links. If you decide to make a purchase, I may receive a small kickback which helps to support the channel and bring you more content like this. Thanks! 

This week we talk with Jordan Noel and Hudson Phillips, the team behind “This World Alone” which was just released this week on digital On Demand. We talk with them about how the film was made and much more. “This World Alone” is a post-apocalyptic drama / thriller about three women attempting to survive after a cataclysmic event leaves the Earth without technology or power. Jordan Noel is an artist and movie director who spends way more time parenting than he does making art or directing movies. He spent the lion’s share of his life in Georgia but now lives in Nashville because his wife really wanted to live there. Hudson Phillips is a screenwriter and indie film producer in Atlanta, GA. He's also the founder of ScriptBlast—an online productivity and accountability community to help struggling writers finish their screenplays and host of the ScriptBlast Screenwriting Podcast. Learn more about "This World Alone": https://www.thisworldalone.com/ Join ScriptBlast: http://www.scriptblast.com/

Nashville singer/songwriter Sam Williams has released his brand new single, “Can’t Fool Your Own Blood.” Last year he released two other singles “Shuteye” and “The World: Alone. Sam is the grandson of country pioneer Hank Williams and the son of outlaw legend Hank Jr.

Living with Lupus and the unpredictable things it brings. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Providing freaky music since 1999. For those who wonder: What is The Brain? Listen this! 1. Méthode de relaxation - L’hyperventilation - YouTube - 2014 2. The Brain - Générique - Unreleased - 2010 3. Kayoko Ishuu - Bazazz No. 1 - Big beat international - 2014 4. The World - Alone on top - Bandcamp - 2014 5. Schwellkörper - Liebe, Triebe, Diebe, Hiebe - AIN Records - 1981 6. Brunetta e i soui Balubas - Baluba Shake - Rifi - 1966 7. Sister Irene O Connor - Fire - Philips - 1973 8. Icky Blossoms - Arabian Knights - Saddle Creek - 2013 9. Clockwork Orchestra - The Generator Girls - Soft Bodies Records - 2014 10. Teeth - Dead Boys - Moshi Moshi - 2011 11. Rational Youth - Cité Phosphore - Yul Records - 1982 12. Max von Sydow - Ugly Girls Ugly Boys - little Subaru - 2014 13. France Gall - Tu n as pas le droit - Philips - 1964 14. Nuit Des Stars - Nuit Des Stars - Disc AZ - 1984 15. Access Denied - Play That, Play This - Carrere - 1989 16. Mr. Oizo - Mass Doom - Brain feeder - 2015 17. Toog - Dans le regard d un chat - Autoproduced online - 2012 18. The Sweethearts - No More Tears - Macadel Music - 1964 19. Devo - I Desire - Virgin - 1982 20. Aida Vedisheva - Comment te dire adieu - Melody - 1974 21. Trin Tran - Its A Burn - God? - 2012 22. SL2 - On A Ragga Tip - XL Recordings - 1992 23. Frederik Schikowski - Générique The Brain - The Brain Records - 2014 ## Über The Brain The Brain ist eine DJ-Show gemischt aus Electro Broadcasts, Dissonanz-Pop, Rock'n'Roll, epileptischen Gesängen und vorindustriellen Robotik, Raumfahrt-Pop, vorsintflutlichen Vintage-Raritäten in Form von kinematischen Mini-Dada. Jede Sendung bietet einen epischen, akustischen, frischen Sound mit dem kindliche Euphorie in vollem Umfang nachgekommen wird. Let's Spock! *

I was debating on whether or not to put out an episode this week. As I continue to go through this grieving and healing phase I realized it was important I did. In order to heal, you must feel and I am giving myself space to do that.

Khari Campbell is my friend and roommate who travels all over the world, most of the time by himself. In this episode Khari gives advice for those looking to travel by themselves. https://www.instagram.com/ahrikhari

The Goal Getter Mindset is a Podcast devoted to Helping Ambitious Woman rise into their Truest Potential and become Magnetic Manifestors. I post Motivational Podcasts all on Manifestation, Spirituality, Self Development, Feminine Energy and Mindset. I hope this episode uplifts your Spirits and allows you to attract your desires.

This episode is all about traveling alone and how to get the best experience out of your first time doing it. There are tips and tricks to doing solo travel scared and of course our motivational quote in Oracle card of the episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dothatshitscared/support

Sooo… you want to be a jet setter, but you are not sure how to do it, on your own. Take it from my story. I had the opportunity to... The post How To Travel the World Alone appeared first on The Plannter.

Today we talk about Lebron Jame, AKA King James, AKA Snack Whisperer, wanting to trademark Taco Tuesday, Disney and why you shouldn't go there alone as a male, along with some hot talk about video games.

Travel Enthusiast and Accidental Entrepreneur, Cole Banks started Sisters Traveling Solo as a Facebook group. It was her response to an internet debate that discouraged Black women, particularly, from traveling the world unaccompanied. In this episode, Cole talks about the overnight success of that Facebook group. She had to quit a good job (that she enjoyed) unexpectantly when she went from hosting five trips in one year to putting together a team that organized twenty before the year ended. Cole shares that Sisters Traveling Solo is now much more than a Facebook group and successful business. It is a platform for Black women to share their joy exploring the world on their own and to build community for when they want to be in Peru with twenty other Black women in addition to sightseeing in Spain alone. She says that the fear family and friends often project onto single women when they get wanderlust is not allowed in the Facebook group that now boasts 70,000 members. She and her team have worked hard to create a space where statements like, “I am afraid to go here” don’t pop up in threads. Instead, the group has an abundance of “I took my first solo trip and I loved it!” posts that garner hundreds of support responses and impromptu trips among the members. In addition to sharing how much joy she gets from watching total strangers become best friends over the course of a week-long trip, Cole is honest about the amount of time and work she has to do to make sure her customers never see or feel how much has gone into their seamless trips. She talks about the realities of having this new good job (that she enjoys) in which she is “on vacation” more times than she is at home. While she is filled with gratitude for how well her business is doing, she admits she’s trying to find balance between organizing others’ memorable vacations and having enough free time to go on her own, even if it’s just to relax without a phone or laptop for a few days. All in all, she is content with her choice to leave her cushy job. “I don’t ever forget I have the life many people dream of,” Cole states. “I set my own schedule and make my own rules. I am always having a new experience in a different part of the world. I know that is no small thing.” It is also no small thing that she has turned this dream job into a million-dollar company in only three years.

What happens when you get a creative inventor mixed with an invisible illness? A lot of cool stuff to help ENabled people to live their best lives possible! We also discuss Jessica's travel tips and stories of when she travelled ALONE around the world with an invisible illness! Say what?! Public speaking events and how's she's teaching businesses to include disabled people instead of fearing them. Connect with Jessica:Twitter - @D_DisabilityInstagram - @D_Disability Facebook - Design for DisabilityLinkedIn - Design for DisabilityAnd her main website http://designfordisability.co.uk If you love this podcast please subscribe! Comment below with who else you would like to see me interview! And leave a rating and reviewAnd join the tribe! Facebook: ENabled Warriors Insta: Enabled_Warriorswww.jessieace.com

  Today my guest Tim Madigan Awarding newspaper journalist  Author of the book "I'm Proud Of You My Friendship With Mister Roger. Also, talk about how he became Friends with Fred Roger. His friendship helped him through some tough times.   We talk about:   Talk about his other his book he wrote with Patrick O'Malley about grief. the book was called getting your grief right We talk about his friendship with mister roger  We talk about it ok to talk about your emotion as a person How important is to be a father who is present. Going through the loss of someone and dealing with grief     Links: Tim Madigan Amazon page www.timmadigan.net I'm Proud of You: My Friendship with Fred Rogers Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss Ways to subscribe to the podcast! Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcast Click here to subscribe to  Google Podcast Subscribe to the email newsletter  show links: No sitting on the sideline Patreon Page Facebook Page No sitting on the sideline dad podcast tee-public store

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Pastor Julia Pritchett continues our worship series answering questions that children have about faith!

Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur discuss the issues surrounding the possibility that we may find ourselves alone at the end of our lives. They talk about the historical and cultural events that have caused this to occur within the societal family dynamic, as well as life care and how vital planning is to […] The post Leaving This World Alone [Episode 96] appeared first on Joseph E. Cordell.

This episode explores the complete meaning, understanding and how you can be self-reliant and confident. Resources: Posh Incredible Transformations - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/posh-incredible-transformations/id1377517663?mt=2 Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyrz1fZpMDHSfGm7t29ieOA/featured Website - Poshinc.com Email - tifany@poshinc.com Episode Notes: Intro - 0:00 I Have a Shopping Problem - 1:06 Prime Day and Nordstrom Sale - 1:19 Shopping Frenzy On Prime Day - 1:29 Self Promotion When I Was In the Beverage Industry - 2:02 Giving Stores a Promotions Calendar - 2:19 All Competitors Would Be On Sale - 2:39 Trust, Self Reliance and Self Confidence - 3:24 Have You Ever Been Around Someone That Worries About You? - 3:35 I Was a Rebellious Child - 3:54 Trust In One’s Self Is Important - 4:23 The Awareness of Knowing You Can Do Anything - 4:43 Having the Confidence to Know Your Boundaries - 4:55 Being Self Reliant - 6:16 Knowing and Trusting That Everything Will Be Ok - 7:19 I Use to Judge Myself All the Time - 7:37 Examples of What Being Self Reliant Can Be - 8:11 It’s Tough When You Have People Who Worry About You - 9:02 It Feels Good When I am Trusted and Don’t Worry About Me - 9:38 You Come Into the World Alone and You Leave Alone - 10:54 Nobody Cares About More Than You Care About Yourself - 11:16 The Person Responsible for You is You - 11:30 This Is How I Handle My Family Worrying About Me - 11:37 When No One's Around to Worry About Me, Would I Miss It? - 12:08 I’m Sensitive, I Can Literally Feel Other People’s Feelings - 12:27 Telling the People That Love Me How I Want to Be Loved - 12:48 What is Self Reliance? - 13:29 Last Thoughts/Closing - 14:17

Daniel Johnston bookends today's show with in-between bits courtesy of Benjamin Clementine, Trampled by Turtles and even Slash among others. Plus we uncover the sampled track featured in a stadium-filling indie classic, by accident. Track Listing True Love Will Find You In the End Daniel JohnstonLondon Benjamin ClementineAlone Trampled by TurtlesIn The Meantime SpacehogTelephone and Rubber Band Penguin Café OrchestraProof I am KlootStarlight Slash and Myles KennedySpace Ducks Theme Song Daniel Johnston Hi, How Are You? Daniel Johnston bookends our show today. A singer-songwriter widely regarded as a significant figure in alternative music scenes. Much of Daniel Johnston's catalogue is home recorded and often cited as being "childlike". In the show, Richard talks of his personal experiences with family members and Daniel but sadly this episode in his life has long since been over. We discussed in the show that Kurt Cobain wore a t-shirt with artwork from Daniel's Yip/Jump Music album. This is actually incorrect. Kurt wore a t-shirt depicting artwork from Johnston's Hi, How Are You? LP but cited Yip/Jump Music as one of his favourite records of 1993. This proved to be a hell of a recommendation. Hence there ensued a bidding war between record labels to sign him. Despite Daniel being resident in a mental hospital at that time. Plagued by mental health issues He has suffered from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder all his life. Daniel had a psychotic episode after appearing at a music festival in 1990 whilst being flown back to West Virginia by his father Bill (a former USAF pilot) in his 2 seater plane. He believed he was Casper the Friendly Ghost and removed the keys from the plane's ignition and threw them outside. Miraculously Bill managed to crash land the plane in a densely wooded area. Both sustained only minor injuries. The incident completely destroyed the plane. Daniel Johnston was involuntarily admitted to mental hospital again after the incident. Further, in his career, Daniel was the subject of a Sundance Film Festival Director's Award winning film (2005) The Devil and Daniel Johnston. The highly praised film collates much of Daniel's vast output. It proved to inspire more interest in Daniel's work. In 2012 he published his comic book Space Ducks - An Infinite Comic Book of Musical Greatness which apparently has a linked iOs app which we have been spectacularly unable to find. Daniel retired from performing live in 2017. Apple used his song The Story of an Artist in a TV commercial in 2018. Benjamin Sainte-Clémentine What a rich story for such a young man. As Tobin mentioned in the show, Benjamin was homeless in Paris by the time he was leaving his teens. As a result of performing music on the streets he became something of a cult figure in the Parisian music scene. He composed and wrote during the day and performed in the evening. Because of this, he managed to stay out of trouble. He was eventually spotted by an agent and a meeting was set up for the following day. Before signing a major deal, Clementine was working with a French tour agent and the independent label set up through Lionel Bensemoun (a French business mogul) which enabled Clementine to record his music. He was booked for some major festivals, the Montreaux Jazz Festival, the Montreal Jazz Festival and the Eurosonic Festival, the latter of which he was billed as one of the highlights. As a result of these performances, Clementine was billed for the 2013 North Sea Jazz Festival but failed to turn up. He was thrown off a train for failing to have a valid ticket, something he attributed to not being paid by his agent. Penniless he began the 45km walk to Rotterdam to perform, which eventually took him 10 hours, thus missing his stage appearance. He arrived at his destination with bare feet and bleeding toes. Regardless of this setback, he received an invite to play at the festival in 2015.

Now all these people say that people can't destroy the world. That is preposterous because people in power are leaders to people in general. People believe that people in power can help the world,but really they are only a minor convenience of justice. We need real justice for the people, meaning nothing inhumane should be legal. The law system accpets certain things in life because the "people" voted for it or they felt like passing the law themselves. Empathy is key to helping the world and the problems that it comes with. Problems are natural, its up to you to prepare yourself, so you can be ready in action in any situation, with no sense of panic. To become a leader you will first need to learn how to let go of your fear of opposition.

Jordan (@JordanHarbinger) and Jason (@jpdef) are back to banter every week and take your comments and questions for Feedback Friday on The Jordan Harbinger Show! If you want us to answer your question, register your feedback, or tell your story on one of our upcoming weekly Feedback Friday episodes, drop us a line at friday@jordanharbinger.com. Now, let's dive in! On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss: If you're catching up with the week behind us, make sure to give our conversations with David Burkus and Duana Welch a listen! Struggling with patience? Here's our advice for coping with the here and now in its own sweet time. How can you leave a positive, lasting impression to kick off a positive and friendly relationship with a new connection to your professional network? What can you do for a long distance friend in serious need of potentially life-saving help? Should you intervene in an unhealthy co-dependence between two friends? If so, how? Is traveling the world alone only for drifters and hobos? Is it better to confess that you lied about past events or should you just put it behind you and move forward? If you're self-publishing, how much should you be self-promoting? Recommendation of the Week: go outside and enjoy the weather! Quick shoutouts to Tara Nesbit and Linda Magro! Have any questions, comments, or stories you'd like to share with us? Drop us a line at friday@jordanharbinger.com! Connect with Jordan on Twitter at @JordanHarbinger and Instagram at @jordanharbinger, and check out Jason's (@jpdef) other show: Grumpy Old Geeks. You can also find him on Instagram at JPD. Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider leaving your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! Full show notes and resources can be found here.

This week, Matt Hansen returns from his law school-imposed exile to join Lee Hutchison to review the DC equivalent to Marvel's Avengers (or is it?): Justice League. Matt and Lee have notoriously not been fans of some of the former DCEU outings, but how does their big team-up film measure up with them? Tune in to find out if Lee and Matt were All In, or whether they Were Better Saving the World Alone. 

    - Subcribe to #GeektastiqCypha on iTunes - This episode of #GeektastiqCypha was recorded as part of a live broadcast on CJLO RADIO in Montreal.  Follow us on Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Podbean | Mixcloud SPONSORED BY RETROEXPOMONTREAL NOV. 26th @ Montreal Delta Hotel This episode's #DTD: N/A This week was a 50/50 split as the Franklin Armstrong Collective discusses Netflix's The Punisher and DC's Justice League. Who wins, who dies, who almost makes out with their partner's wife... tune in to find out where we stand. Team United or Team Lone Raven. Catch it all only on  #GeektastiqCypha.

In this episode we sit down with Chuck Poole from Teachonomy and discuss building our own Justice League and working together as one in order to impact our students. Show Info: Twitter: @HeroEdPod & @aclarkhistory Email: heroedpodcast@gmail.comBlog: heroedblog.wordpress.comGuest Info: Chuck Poole - @cpoole27 on Twitter Super Hero Summer Blog Series - http://www.teachonomy.com/category/superhero-series/Show Notes: John Hattie's Research - https://visible-learning.org/hattie-ranking-influences-effect-sizes-learning-achievement/Justice League Trailer 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIHH5-HVS9oJustice League Trailer 2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiAmnKUaNmcJustice League Trailer 3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_6yBZKj-eoJustice League Trailer 4 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9-DM9uBtVIBrett Culp: Finding Light in the Darkness of Suicide Squad - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kevBdoBFHDo

Clare's form of synaesthesia means that sees shapes when listening to music, so her mixtape choices are extra fascinating! She shares the advantages (and disadvantages) of being a synaesthete, as well as her research into cross-modal perception. Kiki-Booba anyone? Mixtape: 1. A World Alone by Lorde 2. Gosh by Jamie XX 3. Nest by Young Fathers 4. Disparate by Four Tet & Champion 5. Younger by Seinabo Sey 6. Sticks'n'Stones by Jamie T #science #mixtape #experiment #synaesthesia #synaesthete #colour #music #shapes #senses #perception

“I never knew if I was going to make it but I just wanted to know. I wanted to set out.” - Laura Dekker Today’s guest did something that no other person her age has ever done before. At age 14, Laura Dekker set out to become the youngest person to circumnavigate the planet singlehandedly. And at 16, she completed that journey by sailboat. And while it’s an understatement to call that world record amazing, what I love most about it is that she took her time to complete it — exposing herself to the world, meeting people and finding stories waiting for her, one port at at time. She’s the subject of the documentary film, Maidentrip, given a TEDx Talk in Auckland, and the author of a new book called One Girl, One Dream — an autobiographical account of her epic adventure. In this episode, we explore Laura’s journey and the person she’s become today. A Quick Preview: How Laura's early years spent sailing helped her to see life as a series of challenges. What happens to time when you're alone at sea for weeks. Why Laura took 2 years to complete the circumnavigation, which could be done in 7 months. Explore Further: LauraDekker.nl Laura's book One Girl, One Dream Maidentrip by Laura Dekker on Netflix, on DVD Credits Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Photo credit: Somira Sao Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support!   The post 141: Around the World Alone at 16 with Laura Dekker appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Once we become believers, we have the ear of heaven....God cares about our prayers, great and small.

Ok. So you know I traveled around the world for three years alone—on a motorcycle. And I really didn't see everything. There are still plenty of places waiting for my visit. Or at least I'd like to think so. Truth is, there are a lot of places I'm waiting to visit. But that's besides the point. I was in Ethiopia on my motorcycle sometimes in the Spring of 2008. On a desolate stretch of a dusty dirt road between Gondar, Ethiopia and the Sudan border, I ran into to bicyclists from Finland. Though our meeting was short, our time was rich. Sometimes connections are made in seconds, sometimes connections take years to be real. Jukka, then a 30 year old bicyclist with nearly 2 years traveling experience around the world, and I connected. Three years later he finally makes it to the United States and takes me up on my lifelong offer to put him up and share time here in Southern California. In August he and another world-riding Finnish bicyclist planeed to rendezvous in Southern California: here in Encinitas at my cottage by the ocean. Our time was rich again. And we shared stories, photos and great food and conversation. Before these two legends returned to their bicycling journey, I pulled them asisde in my studio for a one-of-a-kind podcast. In this hour-plus long interview I ask the hard questions. And I'm surprised, yet comforted by their answers. Take the time to listen to Jukka and Lukas discuss traveling, motivation, being away from home and loneliness. I think the insight is inspirational.   iTunes Music Store Check out their websites for further inspiration, too! Jukka: jukkasalminen.com Lukas: safebiking.wordpress.com 01:23:10