Podcasts about wynette

lots of 90s, 2000s, some 80s, some today's hits... keep shakin it and stay warm! Someday - mariah boom boom boom- britney justified and ancient - klf + tammy Wynette  diamonds - janet open your heart (remix) - madonna self control - laura brannigan bad - michael jackson black cat - janet vogue - madonna love for love - robin s vibeology - paula spice up your life - spice girls you oughta know - alanis Morrisette  all for you - janet rhythm of the night - corona  beautiful stranger - madonna mega set - robin s show -me love / crystal waters - homeless / finally - cece peniston /   super graphic ultra modern girl - chappell roan I'm all outta love - anastasia made you look, my gucci - megan trainor remix look what you made me do vs planet rock - taylor swift vs soul sonic force someone to call my lover - janet dont tell me - madonna (You Got Me) Burning Up  - Cevin Fisher feat Loleatta Holloway -  APT. - ROSÉ & Bruno Mars  hot to go - chappell Roan everybody - nicki minaj rehab - amy winehouse jay z girlfriend - avril lavigne + lil mama

Wynette Yao, an award-winning filmmaker, profiles her District of Second Chances documentary which chronicles the work of FAMM Foundation, an organization advocating for changes in extreme sentencing laws. Colie Levar Long, who is featured in the film and was released under a District of Columbia “second chance” law after serving over 20 years in prison, tells his story of redemption.

Author Angela Wynette has quite the testimony. From surviving ovarian cancer, a toxic marriage, and losing a sibling unexpectedly, she shares with us how her pain led to her purpose in her first book My Pain Vs. My Purpose and guides us on her journey with her second book, Hurt, Healed, and Happy. Tune in as we discuss how her new perception compelled her to look at life differently, pursue new ventures and the blessings that followed.Stay connected with Author Angela Wynette:IG: @authorangelawynetteFB: @authorangelawynettewebsite: www.authorangelawynette

Jesus Ministries, Joan Boney  ...  Is that thought from God?  or is it from devils?   Here is a simple guideline:  Does the thought bring love, joy peace?  or does the thought bring fear, doubt, torment?  

Dr. Don Steele made an early career out of touring as a cover band musician, laying vocals and harmonies across the classics from Mt. Pleasant to California and back. When he took note of Dick Wagner recording music and doing radio promotions, he took the leap of getting his act to a higher place. Fast forward to Seattle years later and the impact of his teaching abilities as a teacher and school principal while still performing took him into the country music world pairing him with Tammy Wynette and Willie Nelson at different points. Still performing, the good Dr. rubs elbows with the greats and supports the local mid-Michigan scene to this day. Tune in!

This week Danny and Tyler are joined by comedian and musician Dylan Adler (@dylanadler_, Stapleview, NYC solo show April 15th!!) to discuss the "First Lady of Country Music," Tammy Wynette! The song we focus on is "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad," one of Wynette's earliest and most boot-stompin'-est hits. Tyler, Danny, and Dylan discuss what separates "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad" from Wynette's other big hits, her infamous "bad girl" moments, and which of her exes deserve their own Broadway musical.Some other excellent Tammy recommendations from Dylan, Danny, and Tyler: Golden Ring (w/ George Jones)D-I-V-O-R-C-EI Don't Wanna Play HouseApartment Number 9'Til I Get It RightUnwed Fathers (John Prine cover)They Call It Making LoveWe Go Together (w/ George Jones)Follow the link to keep up with which songs are being added to our Ultimate Country Playlist on Spotify, now including “Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad”: https://tinyurl.com/takethispodplaylist And now on TIDAL!https://t.co/MHEvOz2DOAYou can now support us on PATREON!For other playlists, ways to listen, and more, click here!

Thespian series creators, Marc and Maria, are back with a great interview with veteran documentarian Wynette Yao whose work has been featured on the Discovery Channel, Nat Geo, PBS and around the world

The only daughter of George Jones and Tammy Wynette, Georgette Jones has seen it all. In this episode she takes us behind the curtain and into the the world of growing up as a child of the most famous couple in Country Music history. From childhood heartaches of her parents divorce, running from music, finding love and her way back home and finding peace with where she is now. This riveting interview is informative for fans of Wynette and Jones and is inspiring for anyone chasing a dream. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chad-bearden/support

Country music is full of rags-to-riches stories, like the one about how Virginia Wynette Pugh became Tammy Wynette. In a way, it's true. Even after becoming the most successful woman country singer at that point in history, the life she lived was hard and painful. But if you want to know what actually happened in that life then she's the last person you should ask.

Welcome & enjoy. Episode 46 Producer, songwriter indie artist Will Newman joins us today from Canterbury, United Kingdom. We feature “Crazy” and “Do You Remember” part of his upcoming full-length album Daylight Fades To Midnight. Very talented! If you like John Mayer, you will love this artist. Enjoy! Music history trivia for May 18th. US country singer Tammy Wynette's “Stand By Your Man” reached No.1 in 1975 on the UK singles chart. The song proved to be the most successful record of Wynette's career and is one of the most covered songs in the history of country music. https://youtu.be/nE5fnjD8hHo Crazy is Will's 1st single of 2021. https://youtu.be/TtTz3UEQ1sYThe 2nd single of 2021 for Will en route to his debut album Daylight Fades to Midnight, due this summer. @willnewmanmusician on Socials. Facebook Twitter Youtube Spotify Soundcloud Bandcamp Instagram Link Previous Next

In 1968, Tammy Wynette released probably her most famous single, which caused immediate outrage from the Women's Movement. But Wynette countered by saying 'stand by your man' simply meant accepting one's husband despite his faults. But still, by today's standards the song might evoke even more vitriolic outrage. Yet, a recent Facebook post brought up how men are always taught how to treat a woman, but teaching women how to treat a man would be anachronistic at best, sexist or even patriarchal oppression at worst. So what's up with that? Are women just teaching their daughters how to stay away from men? Do the so-called 'red pill' guys and #MGTOW have a point when they decry the double standard? Well, Emily and I throw all of this on the table, along with the sandwich she just made me (kidding). But there's a lot to talk about here. I mean, obviously both women AND men should stand by each other in a relationship, right? But not everyone deserves what they want here. When does loyalty turn into being a doormat? And what happens when men don't WANT to be 'treated', and just want to be left alone to do stuff themselves? Can't people in relationships just do right by each other, and like it? I mean, if we don't stand together we'll inevitably grow apart...right? Check out all the free goodies and get on my calendar to talk for 25-minutes at https://mountaintoppodcast.com === HELP US SEND THE MESSAGE TO GREAT MEN EVERYWHERE === We'll keep the solid, actionable content coming...all for free. If you love what you hear, please give us a 'thumbs up' by rating the show (takes one second) and leaving us a review. As we say here in Texas, we appreciate you!

2019 - 11 - 12 Inquiry - Laurie Wynette by Appamada

2019 - 10 - 20 Dharma Talk - Laurie Wynette by Appamada

2019 - 10 - 29 Inquiry - Laurie Wynette by Appamada

2019 - 10 - 20 Dharma Talk - Laurie Wynette by Appamada

This was very intimate conversation with my friend Wynette. She starts to tell us about her journey of becoming an American citizen and the different struggles she faced being born in India and growing up in New York. Even though she came here at such a young age it wasn't until that moment she earned her citizenship, she told herself ‘I can't believe I'm here, finally'. Just by listening to her you will already be able to tell the type of energy this amazing woman has! I've never met a more passion person about nursing. She gives us an insight into her career as an Oncology Nurse and how she manages to stay happy despite what she has to witness on a daily. Take a listen and write a review! Follow me on Instagram: @jenniferlyn__ & @theweeklyhustlepodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-weekly-hustle/support

March 18, 2018 - Wynette by Haven of Rest Ministries

Kyle Wynette – Beer Farmer 1:45 Why would anyone move to Tavistock? 2:30 Still a better love story than Twighlight. 5:30 Farming and raising a family. 7:00 Hops – outside the box farming. 10:30 Growing hops is harder than you might think. 14:00 Is a beer farmer a hippie or a hipster? 17:30 Darn dairy farmers making trouble again. 20:00 The airblaster creates a vortex. Of course. 22:00 No one told Kyle he was supposed to laugh at my jokes. 25:30 Local breweries support local farmers. 28:00 Hosting a hipster hop hoedown. 29:30 Nash Hops on Pop. 30:15 Apparently beer goes with everything.

Enjoy a great interview with Wynette as they talk about this great event coming up for The Homeless Veteran's Day Benifit on Friday Nov. 11th at the VA Medical Center. Listen in!

November 22, 2015 - Wynette Carmichael by Haven of Rest Ministries

These are dark days. Dark, George Jones-less days. No sponsors. Wouldn't be appropriate. Silliness.

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Affordable Podcasting $5.99 a month includes Web Hosting Suppport The Classic Blues at Music Maker Visit The Uncle Shag Today Buy Your 50 mp3 classic radio shows for $5.00 inclues shipping Rusty Wright Blues Band There will always be those who feel compelled to argue over what the blues is or isn't. If the music of Rusty Wright Blues sounds like it was colored from the big box of crayons, it's because Rusty Wright and Laurie LaCross-Wright feel the universe would be a mighty flat and boring place if everyone was given a crayon from the box and told they had to express themselves with just that one color. The title track, "Ain't No Good Life", is easily the most traditional sounding on the disk and features Rusty's slide guitar skills but a wide variety of influences make an appearance on this Flint Michigan couple's debut release. Tommy Stewart (a longtime friend of Rusty's who enjoyed success as original drummer for Godsmack) contributes wickedly deep pocket drum grooves on all of the tracks. Steve Himes, a band mate since 1999, plays keys. Recent additions to the band include drummer Dan Mata and bassist Randy McEntire. These husband/wife guitarists manage to keep at least one toe lodged in the blues while embracing a southern rock vibe that might best be described as 'Bonnie Raitt and ZZ Top crashing an Allman Brothers house party.' Taking a cue from husband/wife country music teams like Carter & Cash, Jones & Wynette and McGraw & Hill, the Wrights also bring the time-honored male/female duet tradition into the Blues world. Their affable banter and sense of humor pervades the disc and they sound like they're having a helluva good time as they trade verses back and forth on songs like "Something Missin" and "The Fool Will Do." Their quirky sense of humor again shows up in "Nasty Reputation," "Ain't From Mississippi," "Toppy" and "Long Time Coming" - all hard grooving tunes with a southern blues rock vibe. Rusty tears up the fret board on "Hell On My Heels." "Do It Again" may slip out of the genre of blues but Rusty and Laurie refuse to feel apologetic.