Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • Pod Crashing Episode 236 With Jason Lamphier From Where We You In 92

    Pod Crashing Episode 236 With Jason Lamphier From Where Were

    You In 92

    1992: The year of big-butt anthems, achy-breaky hearts, and

    Madonna's Sex book. The year that Boyz II Men and Whitney
    Houston shattered records, while U2 and TLC confronted the AIDS crisis head-on.
    The year that introduced us to grunge, G-funk, and Right Said Fred. In this
    podcast, we look back at the massive hits, one-hit wonders, and irresistible
    scandals that shaped the wildest, most eclectic, most controversial 12 months
    of music ever. Featuring interviews with critics, chart obsessives, industry
    bigwigs, and the artists themselves.

    18 min
  • Ali From NBC's The Voice

    ALI was born completely deaf and her doctors said that she likely

    wouldn't be able to talk, much less sing. ALI always loved a challenge,
    and she was not going to let her disability get in the way of her love
    for music. Rather than rely
    on hearing to sing, she would feel the way the notes felt, replicating
    it physically. With that technique, along with the help of many
    operations, and good hearing aids, she was able to get to a level where
    she was comfortable performing. Once she started
    performing for crowds, she loved the feeling it gave her, especially
    inspiring others. Recently, her friend encouraged her to start gigging
    again, which has given her the confidence to audition for
    The Voice.

    17 min
  • Shakur, Jamila And Khadija Sozahdah From Hulu's Secrets Of Sisterhood

    Raw, real, and rife with shocking revelations, Secrets & Sisterhood: The Sozahdahs,

    the new unscripted series
    follows 10 Muslim American sisters whose faith and bonds are put to the
    ultimate test while trying to navigate cultural expectations, their
    careers, and love in Los Angeles. We’ll see painful pitfalls, revolving
    rivalries, and tough decisions that test their
    faith and each other. Even though the Sozahdah sisters keep secrets
    from one another, they are all at crossroads in their lives, and the
    number #1 rule the sisters swear by is “family over everything.” But
    what happens when the secrets these sisters hold sacred
    are revealed and the TV show they thought would bring them together
    threatens to tear them apart? Can their bonds survive?

    6 min
  • The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 335

    48 degrees this new morning.  I

    didn't have enough time to prepare for this sudden change.  I'm not sure the trees with their leaves did
    as well.  There's an amazing amount of
    green blanketing the beauty of falls arrival. 
    The shadows seem longer.  The sun
    coming at us from a different angle.  I
    study nature like a farmer tending to his open fields.  I watch everything including the thickness of
    fur on the backs of my deer.  The
    squirrels aren't collecting.  Today must
    be a play day.  They leap from limb to
    limb like daredevils jumping over school buses. 
    A time to watch.  A story is
    written long before the rest of us catch up. 
    I want to be like nature.  To be
    ready before the change.  

    4 min
  • Emma Nadler Releases The Book The Unlikely Village Of Eden

    One

    afternoon Emma Nadler gets a call from her daughter’s doctor that
    changes her life forever. Faced with the realities of raising a child
    with a rare genetic condition, Nadler must confront her preconceptions
    of motherhood along with her own perfectionistic beliefs.

     

    With

    a generous wit and a wide-open mind, Nadler-who also happens to be a
    psychotherapist-offers a rare window into the unconventional way she and
    her family adapt to their improbable path. Every relationship in her
    life- with herself, her husband, children, friends, and even clients- is
    reimagined as she navigates the heartbreak and hilarity of her daily
    life.

     

    As

    she and her husband join the 53 million caregivers in the United
    States, Nadler wrestles to belong in a society that devalues both
    caregivers and people with disabilities. She challenges the script that
    mothers should be martyrs, or even that self-sacrifice is a necessary
    component of love. Nadler illustrates the complexity, grief, and joy of
    living an unexpected life, all with the wisdom of a therapist, the heart
    of a loving parent, and the ingenuity of a queer woman who refuses to
    be shackled by cultural expectations.

     

    THE

    UNLIKELY VILLAGE OF EDEN is an insightful and wholehearted look at the
    long-ignored realities so many families live with daily. Nadler is a
    trusted guide who confronts both hope and despair as she gives readers
    the gift of what it looks like to redefine love, success, family, and
    community.

    14 min
  • The Daily Mess Speak Your Words

    Learning from the challenges of sharing thoughts. Not days but for years my writing hasn't always been easily understood. I prefer Zoom time or physical smart phone conversations. You can hear my inflection and not interpret the presentation received. Especially when I drop in a few street speak cuss words into the written message. Those receiving forget they know me! I cuss like a sailor in the real world. Why would it change in written thoughts? This is why I take my morning writing into the studio to create several different podcasts. If all you had were my written words, you would feel like I'm judging and or attacking. Learn to speak your words. The days of writing a letter, email, text or social media posts are under attack by receivers who think they know your point. It is they who then start the circle of judgement.

    4 min
  • Pod Crashing Episode 235 With Summer Rayne Oakes From The Podcast Bad Seeds

    Pod Crashing Episode 235 With Summer Rayne Oakes From Bad

    Seeds

    The biggest black market you've never heard of is blooming

    right under your nose. Whether it's a 4,000-pound cactus shoveled from the
    Arizona desert or delicate orchids pinched from the tangled jungle of Peru,
    rare plants are at the center of a rapidly growing and lucrative world of
    crime. Hosted by plant expert Summer Rayne Oakes, Bad Seeds plunges straight into it,
    featuring the buyers, the sellers, the obsessives, and those who came
    face-to-face with the criminals behind an underworld few know exist. Bad Seeds explores a variety of cases
    involving illegal plant poaching - from the US Fish and Wildlife catching
    obsessives stealing cacti to the Gibson Guitar lawsuit when the company
    purchased illegally harvested wood from Madagascar. Along with telling these
    stories, the show also focuses on the larger environmental impact of plant
    smuggling.

    17 min
  • Chris McLernon Frm Kinell Talking About Taking It All And More

    Kinell formed as a challenge: Can you write and record original

    songs in the spirit and style of a band you love and still create something
    new? Saigon Kick bassist Chris McLernon and Action City Blackout guitarist
    Collin DeBruhl wanted to find out, starting with Thin Lizzy, Irish-born rockers
    who rumbled through the ‘70s and ‘80s on a mix of catchy songs and raffish
    charm that resonated on both sides of the Atlantic and influenced countless
    musicians.
    After demoing a handful of tracks, McLernon and DeBruhl had the makings of a
    forward-looking sound that built on classic trademarks: twinned guitars, rock
    ’n’ roll bravado, irresistible hooks and a poet’s ear for lyrics and mood. They
    had a name, Kinell, a shortened version of an expression you’ve probably
    uttered yourself in moments of amazement or annoyance.
    Seeking to fill out the rhythm section, Kinell enlisted a revolving quartet of
    phenomenal drummers: Barry Kerch (Shinedown), Ricky Sanders (Saigon Kick, STA),
    Eric Rickert (Souls Harbor, Skin Tight) and Marc Danzeisen (Riverdogs, Little
    Caesar), playing as only they could and collectively giving the songs punch and
    swing.
    The result is Kinell’s energized and outgoing debut, “Crash. Burn. Rebirth.”
    Produced by McLernon and mixed by multiplatinum producer Eric Bass, “Crash.
    Burn. Rebirth.” celebrates the past without being trapped by it.

    26 min
  • Katrina Kat Tat Jackson From Black Ink Crew LA On VH1

    The

    franchise continues expanding its West Coast footprint with two of the
    hottest tattoo shops in Los Angeles, inspiring
    the series to rebrand from “Black Ink Crew: Compton” to “Black Ink
    Crew: LA” for the second midseason premiere. Katrina “Kat Tat” Jackson,
    “Black Ink Crew: Chicago” alum and fan-favorite, continues to work hard
    to take Enigma to the next level. As a thriving
    businesswoman and the first BIPOC woman to own a tattoo shop in Beverly
    Hills, Kat continues to cement her name as a well-respected artist in
    the industry while balancing shop renovations, motherhood,
    entrepreneurship, and an upcoming wedding with her NFL
    player fiancé Jamie Collins. Meanwhile, KP remains steadfast in his
    mission to show the world a side of Compton’s culture that they’ve never
    seen before, running the city’s first-ever tattoo shop IAM Compton.
    With some original artists leaving, KP finally
    finds the right tattooers he can trust to take the brand to new
    heights.
    Enigma’s owner and the heartbeat of her fiercely loyal team, Katrina
    “Kat” Jackson, returns balancing a growing business and family. After
    taking a hiatus in Orlando with her baby Jackson and NFL Patriot fiancé
    Jamie Collins, Kat is happily pregnant with baby
    number two while also gearing up to celebrate Enigma’s fourth year in
    business. Feeling her shop has been on cruise control for too long, Kat
    plans to overhaul Enigma with an extensive shop remodel, new artists,
    new managers, big events and conventions, the
    works. It’s go time! But it’s also baby time, and Jamie is resistant to
    settling down and purchasing a family home near the shop in LA. As Kat
    realizes you can have it all but not all at once, she’s forced to make
    some tough decisions and lean heavily on her
    team, who are all beginning to see that with new levels come new
    devils. 

    8 min

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