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Heed not the limits of time and space,
for the Ageless Ones know no such place.
And man, that slave to light and life,
should free himself with edge of knife.

Dread C'thulhu longs to embrace,
those strong enough to face the face
and spill their blood, a fountain red,
to satiate the timeless dread.

The darkness spreads in search of those
whose righteous meddlings did impose
upon the Masters a prison cell.
Hear these words and mark them well.

Mankind's apparent supremacy
over all the creatures of land and sea,
is but a myth that stifles truth.
Yog-Sothoth's Box is all the proof
that fools need press to heart and vein
to understand this last refrain:

Heed not the limits of time and space,
for the Ageless Ones know no such place.

A warning from an ancient manuscript. An artefact. A scientist, a librarian, and a scholar. Mythos from the imagination of H.P. Lovecraft given a modern twist.

Yog-Sothoth's Box: the darkness must be fed. . . .

Heed not the limits of time and space, for the Ageless Ones know no such place. And man, that slave to light and life, should free himself with edge of knife. Dread C'thulhu longs to embrace, those strong enough to face the face and spill their blood, a fountain red, to satiate the timeless dread. The darkness spreads in search of those whose righteous meddlings did impose upon the Masters a prison cell. Hear these words and mark them well. Mankind's apparent supremacy over all the creatures of land and sea, is but a myth that stifles truth. Yog-Sothoth's Box is all the proof that fools need press to heart and vein to understand this last refrain: Heed not the limits of time and space, for the Ageless Ones know no such place. A warning from an ancient manuscript. An artefact. A scientist, a librarian, and a scholar. Mythos from the imagination of H.P. Lovecraft given a modern twist. Yog-Sothoth's Box: the darkness must be fed. . . .

Yog-Sothoth's Box

This collection is part of an initiative to create a language learning resource. The Language Learning Collections contain readings from various language learning books, grammars, primers, phrasebooks, dictionaries, readers and even other works which contain information on various languages, recount experiences of language learning and encountering new languages or provide guides for correct pronunciation, writing or discourse in a language. These works could describe English or any other language whatsoever, from Latin to Sumerian, Chinese to Wampanoag, Esperanto to Swahili (etc.).This Volume includes a treatise by Sir Arthur Cotton, author of an "Arabic Primer". His daughter, Lady Hope, on page 523 of her biography of her father, writes that he "had very strong theories on the subject of learning “Living Languages,” his opinion being that, as every child who comes into the world learns its mother tongue orally, and at first without grammar… so the learning of all modern languages would be very much facilitated by a similar process." Also included are the orientalist E.G. Browne's opinions on language learning (taken from the introduction to A Year Amongst the Persians), the first lesson from Dr. Emil Otto's "French Conversation-Grammar", a talk by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá on the need for a universal auxiliary language, Samuel Johnson's "A Grammar of the English Tongue", several sections from Henry Sweet's "First Steps in Anglo-Saxon", Lessons 1 - 5 from "Esperanto in Twenty Lessons", two sections on language by Varro, a story in Latin from "Fabulae Faciles", "Greek Lessons: 1-10", the Phonology Section from a "Primer of Persian" and Lessons 1 - 19 from "A Practical Arabic Course".

Language Learning Collection by Various

Published in 1961, A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis by Melvin Powers is a self help book that aims to bring the basic techniques of hypnosis to the ordinary reader and harness its legendary powers to one's own advantage.

In fact, all forms of hypnosis are essentially self-hypnosis since the process does not work without the overt or covert cooperation of the person who is being hypnotized. The main difference is that all other forms of hypnosis require the guidance of a therapist or hypnotist while the one suggested here is a self-guided procedure.

Melvin Powers is a publisher, owner and founder of the Wilshire Book Company with its headquarters in Chatsworth, California. He started the business in 1947 when he found few takers for his first books and realized that he could start a company that would not just publish his own books but would also leave him free to write them too. He began publishing works of other authors as well and the company is today one of the leading purveyors of motivational, inspirational and self-help books on a variety of subjects.

The company sells most of its products through mail order, something which Powers himself was something of an expert in. He had started a small mail order business when he was just 16. He first tasted big success with the launch of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill in the early 1960s. It had been available in hardback, but never became very popular till Powers purchased the rights and released it in a paperback edition.

A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis may seem slightly dated to modern day readers. But it gives them a simple and easy to follow technique that allows them to hypnotize themselves. The aim of this exercise is to rid the mind of anything that affects it like fears and phobias, harmful habits like smoking and drinking etc. One can also train the mind to develop beneficial thinking habits like positive thinking and hypnosis which also helps in eliminating negative thoughts about oneself to become more self confident. Another area that many people could use self-hypnosis in is in losing weight. One can train the mind to follow more healthy eating habits and practice a regular exercise regime.

True to its title, there are some practical steps on how to go about the process, but most of the book's focus is on the benefits of hypnosis. As a technique of self-healing, it advocates spending quiet time with oneself, relaxation and a stress free environment, all of which are crucial to our psychological wellbeing.

Published in 1961, A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis by Melvin Powers is a self help book that aims to bring the basic techniques of hypnosis to the ordinary reader and harness its legendary powers to one's own advantage. In fact, all forms of hypnosis are essentially self-hypnosis since the process does not work without the overt or covert cooperation of the person who is being hypnotized. The main difference is that all other forms of hypnosis require the guidance of a therapist or hypnotist while the one suggested here is a self-guided procedure. Melvin Powers is a publisher, owner and founder of the Wilshire Book Company with its headquarters in Chatsworth, California. He started the business in 1947 when he found few takers for his first books and realized that he could start a company that would not just publish his own books but would also leave him free to write them too. He began publishing works of other authors as well and the company is today one of the leading purveyors of motivational, inspirational and self-help books on a variety of subjects. The company sells most of its products through mail order, something which Powers himself was something of an expert in. He had started a small mail order business when he was just 16. He first tasted big success with the launch of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill in the early 1960s. It had been available in hardback, but never became very popular till Powers purchased the rights and released it in a paperback edition. A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis may seem slightly dated to modern day readers. But it gives them a simple and easy to follow technique that allows them to hypnotize themselves. The aim of this exercise is to rid the mind of anything that affects it like fears and phobias, harmful habits like smoking and drinking etc. One can also train the mind to develop beneficial thinking habits like positive thinking and hypnosis which also helps in eliminating negative thoughts about oneself to become more self confident. Another area that many people could use self-hypnosis in is in losing weight. One can train the mind to follow more healthy eating habits and practice a regular exercise regime. True to its title, there are some practical steps on how to go about the process, but most of the book's focus is on the benefits of hypnosis. As a technique of self-healing, it advocates spending quiet time with oneself, relaxation and a stress free environment, all of which are crucial to our psychological wellbeing.

A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis by Melvin Powers

This long essay is a work of mock philology, one of several appendices to Twain’s travel novel, A Tramp Abroad. In it, Twain explains, complains about, and shows how one might improve upon various aspects of the (awful) German language. His examples of precisely how the German language is awful include the famed “separable verb” – which allows one to put the first part of a given verb at the beginning – and its second part at the end – of a given clause or sentence (which may, indeed, be very long). He also makes fun of the extreme length of certain compound nouns (which are created by tacking two – or more – words together, without using hyphens to clarify where one ends and the next begins), as well as the many noun and verb forms one must master (memorize) in order to use German cases properly.As the essay progresses, Twain includes a few hilarious passages that are partly or mostly in (his own, awful) German. Nevertheless, the work is easily understandable even by people who don’t know any German at all.(In the novel, A Tramp Abroad, Twain details his journey with his friend, Harris, through Germany, the Alps, and Italy, where he encounters various ridiculous situations. Here, much of the humor lies in his silly, often over-stated characterization of the circumstances as quickly grasped and easily explained by such a seasoned tourist as himself, while he also make plain throughout the profoundly strange nature of many of his experiences, and the various pitfalls he and Harris run into as they try to navigate their unfamiliar terrain.)  (Introduction by Kirsten Wever)

This long essay is a work of mock philology, one of several appendices to Twain’s travel novel, A Tramp Abroad. In it, Twain explains, complains about, and shows how one might improve upon various aspects of the (awful) German language. His examples of precisely how the German language is awful include the famed “separable verb” – which allows one to put the first part of a given verb at the beginning – and its second part at the end – of a given clause or sentence (which may, indeed, be very long). He also makes fun of the extreme length of certain compound nouns (which are created by tacking two – or more – words together, without using hyphens to clarify where one ends and the next begins), as well as the many noun and verb forms one must master (memorize) in order to use German cases properly.As the essay progresses, Twain includes a few hilarious passages that are partly or mostly in (his own, awful) German. Nevertheless, the work is easily understandable even by people who don’t know any German at all.(In the novel, A Tramp Abroad, Twain details his journey with his friend, Harris, through Germany, the Alps, and Italy, where he encounters various ridiculous situations. Here, much of the humor lies in his silly, often over-stated characterization of the circumstances as quickly grasped and easily explained by such a seasoned tourist as himself, while he also make plain throughout the profoundly strange nature of many of his experiences, and the various pitfalls he and Harris run into as they try to navigate their unfamiliar terrain.) (Introduction by Kirsten Wever)

The Awful German Language by Mark Twain

Science Fiction is speculative literature that generally explores the consequences of ideas which are roughly consistent with nature and scientific method, but are not facts of the author’s contemporary world. The stories often represent philosophical thought experiments presented in entertaining ways. Protagonists typically “think” rather than “shoot” their way out of problems, but the definition is flexible because there are no limits on an author’s imagination. The reader-selected stories presented here were written prior to 1962 and became US public domain texts when their copyrights expired. (Summary by Gregg Margarite)

Short Science Fiction Collection 036 by Various

Go beyond your favourite games, books, movies, and join us as we uncover how creative projects are made, and what makes them work.

Art For Artists

Who is stealing all the magic in Oz? Dorothy and her friends set out to comb all of Oz, not only for magic stolen from Glinda and the Wizard, but also for the kidnapped princess, Ozma. Along the way, they explore regions never seen in other Oz books, meeting strange and interesting people and animals, and falling into peril more than once. It’s a desperate mission – for if the thefts are all linked, then it means that some magician unknown to them has acquired powers beyond any available to them now. How will they find him? And how will they conquer him? Not one of them knows – but with continuing faith that goodness will triumph, they march forth to try. (Summary by Mark)

Lost Princess of Oz, The by L. Frank Baum (1856 - 1919)

Interviews and readings from contemporary poets.

Line Poetry Podcast

Henry Ford profiles the events that shaped his personal philosophy, and the challenges he overcame on the road to founding the Ford Motor Company.  Throughout his memoir, he stresses the importance of tangible service and physical production over relative value as judged by profits and money. He measures the worth of a business or government by the service it provides to all, not the profits in dollars it accumulates. He also makes the point that only service can provide for human needs, as opposed to laws or rules which can only prohibit specific actions and do not provide for the necessaries of life.  Ford applies his reasoning to the lending system, transportation industry, international trade and interactions between labor and management. For each, he proposes solutions that maximize service and provide goods at the lowest cost and highest quality. He analyzes from a purely material viewpoint, going as far as to argue that the need for a good feeling in work environments may reflect a character flaw or weakness. However, his unflinching focus on the ultimate material products and necessities of life provide clever insights in how he created an efficient and flexible system for providing reliable transportation for the average person. (Summary by LivelyHive)

Henry Ford profiles the events that shaped his personal philosophy, and the challenges he overcame on the road to founding the Ford Motor Company. Throughout his memoir, he stresses the importance of tangible service and physical production over relative value as judged by profits and money. He measures the worth of a business or government by the service it provides to all, not the profits in dollars it accumulates. He also makes the point that only service can provide for human needs, as opposed to laws or rules which can only prohibit specific actions and do not provide for the necessaries of life. Ford applies his reasoning to the lending system, transportation industry, international trade and interactions between labor and management. For each, he proposes solutions that maximize service and provide goods at the lowest cost and highest quality. He analyzes from a purely material viewpoint, going as far as to argue that the need for a good feeling in work environments may reflect a character flaw or weakness. However, his unflinching focus on the ultimate material products and necessities of life provide clever insights in how he created an efficient and flexible system for providing reliable transportation for the average person. (Summary by LivelyHive)

My Life and Work by Henry Ford (1863 - 1947)

Podcast from GMI – Guitar And Music Institute including guitarist interviews, guitar lessons, guitar tips, guitar gear and more.

GMI - Guitar And Music Institute Guitar Podcasts

ASCRIBE Podcast "Tell stories worth telling; give glory where glory is due."

ASCRIBE Podcast

A podcast about the creative process, personal stories, and getting through the blocks that keep you from being your true self.

SHARKBRAIN PODCAST

The Creative Hustlers Show is a series of interviews featuring successful artists from all over the world who are successful in their careers or projects and finding out how they did it so you can learn from the very best. The people interviewed here have founded their own studios, projects or worked at the best animation companies in the world such as Disney, Pixar, Cartoon Saloon, Frederator, and Many More.

The Creative Hustlers Show

If It's Nerdy, We Talk About It

Zoomer Magazine's arts & entertainment editor Mike Crisolago (along with trusty sidekick producer Gina B) sits down with legends from stage and screen, literature, music and more...

Zoomer Magazine's arts &amp; entertainment editor Mike Crisolago (along with trusty sidekick producer Gina B) sits down with legends from stage and screen, literature, music and more...

Ages & Icons

Words in Living Color explores children's and YA adaptations of all sorts. Knowledgeable guests and myself (Caitlin) discuss books and their adaptations.

Words in Living Color

Smart and funny people are everywhere, you just have to know where to look. This podcast curates a cast of everyday characters and their stories, like a cocktail party in your head.

My Smart and Funny Friends

The official podcast of the Proscenia Film Society - transforming the lives of creators and audiences through the communal experience of films.

Full length episodes come out every other Friday. Quick Cuts - short episodes discussing one movie or topic come out every other Wednesday. Ensuring you get fresh content from us once a week.

The official podcast of the Proscenia Film Society - transforming the lives of creators and audiences through the communal experience of films. Full length episodes come out every other Friday. Quick Cuts - short episodes discussing one movie or topic come out every other Wednesday. Ensuring you get fresh content from us once a week.

From the Proscenium

The Gumshoe Show presents Bedlam Starries. Host Molly Ayer's grandfather discovered a thousand scrolls of Hamperdian stories, which had lain untouched in a secret cave for hundreds of years. After careful translating, she performs the mythological history of the Hamperdian people. The legends of heroes like Pray-tham, the Boy Short of Arm, and Aermeth come to life in this immersive storytelling podcast.

Bedlam Starries

The official podcast of Triflix. A creative media studio out of Columbus, Indiana. Hosted by Cole Ankney, Tristan Watkins, and David Baker. Follow their journey as they grow their business and discuss topics like tech, video, photo, and whatever else comes to mind that day. Three entertaining dudes, topical discussions, and guests... What else could you ask for in a podcast?

TRIFLIX Cast

Will Bryant is a bartender in New York City attempting to find success as both a comedian and DJ.&nbsp; This podcast serves as a public journal to the world of all the highs and lows he experiences on this journey.&nbsp; Along the way Will invites guests from various walks of life in an attempt to learn and grow as a person one episode at a time.

Will Bryant is a bartender in New York City attempting to find success as both a comedian and DJ.  This podcast serves as a public journal to the world of all the highs and lows he experiences on this journey.  Along the way Will invites guests from various walks of life in an attempt to learn and grow as a person one episode at a time.

I'm Will Bryant

Подкаст про дизайн для людей, digital, IT, личную мотивацию и проблемы продолжающих дизайнеров. Ведущий: Павел ЯрецСо-ведущие: Юрий Сиденко, Полина ЕгороваМонтаж: Дмитрий Тихомиров Наш второй подкаст "Дизайн Сложн." по ссылке: https://dslcast.mave.digital/

Подкаст про дизайн для людей, digital, IT, личную мотивацию и проблемы продолжающих дизайнеров. Ведущий: Павел Ярец Со-ведущие: Юрий Сиденко, Полина Егорова Монтаж: Дмитрий Тихомиров Наш второй подкаст "Дизайн Сложн." по ссылке: https://dslcast.mave.digital/

Подкаст про дизайн для людей, digital, IT, личную мотивацию и проблемы продолжающих дизайнеров.&nbsp;Ведущий: Павел ЯрецСо-ведущие: Юрий Сиденко, Полина ЕгороваМонтаж: Дмитрий Тихомиров Наш второй подкаст "Дизайн Сложн." по ссылке: https://dslcast.mave.digital/

Дизайн Прост

A radio show where we talk with creatives of the Crossroads of America about how they navigate creativity & business through telling their story their way. Capped off with a curated mix of Indianapolis' most talented artists.

A radio show where we talk with creatives of the Crossroads of America about how they navigate creativity &amp; business through telling their story their way. Capped off with a curated mix of Indianapolis' most talented artists.

Lari Pati Radio

Rob & Nate discuss movies, politics, religion, and more.  Mostly movies though.

Rob & Nate discuss movies, politics, religion, and more. Mostly movies though.

Rob &amp; Nate discuss movies, politics, religion, and more.  Mostly movies though.

Rob & Nate Record a Podcast

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present.                   This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020.                     I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc.                 Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing.                       While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country & Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa).             While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s.  Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office.                Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base,                      I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more.                    You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present. This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020. I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc. Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing. While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country & Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa). While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s. Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office. Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base, I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more. You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

Welcome to the My Life in Concert podcast! Join me, your host Various Artists, on my musical time travel as I look back on (almost) every live gig I have seen from 1975 to the present.                   This podcast series started life as a blog on Salon.com’s late, great OpenSalon.com in 2010. It gained a regular readership there until OS closed in 2015, and is now being resurrected as a podcast in February 2020.                     I’ve been a lifelong tunehead and fan of many genres with a particular passion for live shows, big and small. And while I’ll be discussing the music played, the podcast won’t simply be a critique of the performance.People recall a gig’s small moments that can end up defining the event in one’s mental hard drive sometimes more than the tunes: what happened before and after; things seen and heard; technical malfunctions, musicians passing out on stage, etc.                 Therefore, the podcast is about the “concert-going experience” rather than simply being a description of the performance: a mixture of concert review, music history, memoir, and philosophical musing.                       While my main musical bases in the 70s were glam in the earlier part of the decade and punk in the latter half, my tastes have exploded through the years. The podcast will go on to encompass live concerts in many genres: r&amp;b, jazz, folk, pop, electronic, hip-hop, country &amp; Americana, pop, blues, reggae, and more.I grew up in and have returned to London, Ontario, Canada (with a 20-year stop in Ottawa).             While I will be remembering shows from a variety of locations including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Detroit, NYC, and more, many of the early episodes will focus on concerts that took place in the Forest City from the 70s through the 90s … and now again in recent years (it will be Ottawa-heavy in-between.) There will be notable local visits by Elvis Costello, The Smiths, Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, Radiohead, Joe Jackson, Steve Earle, k.d. lang, Gang of Four, and more. I’ll also have special episodes devoted to the local and regional live bands I saw regularly from the late 70s through early 90s.  Along the way I’ll be dropping back into dearly departed local live venues including Fryfogle’s, the Cedar Lounge, the London Arena, the London Gardens, Bullwinkle’s, Wonderland Gardens, and the Embassy along with ongoing stalwarts like Centennial Hall and Call the Office.                Outside of London, I’ll also be remembering great nights at long-gone venues such as NYC’s Danceteria, Toronto’s CNE Stadium, and Ottawa’s Barrymore’s.While London was my starting base,                      I’ll also be looking back on shows in Canadian and U.S. cities where I saw Neil Young, The Clash, Lou Reed, Aretha Franklin, Joni Mitchell, Janelle Monae, Sonic Youth, The Rolling Stones, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Ornette Coleman, Laura Nyro, Bootsy Collins (who head-butted me), The Jam, Paul McCartney, the Buzzcocks, Al Green, and plenty more.                    You can also check out the mylifeinconcert.com blog for written entries, original ticket scans, and related visual and audio; VATV My Life in Concert on YouTube for live clips; and follow us on Facebook. (Instagram coming soon!)Come out and join me at the show!

My Life in Concert.com

jovepodcast

A daily music-related Podcast, from the perspective of a professional musician. Thoughts on Harmony, Melody, Improvisation, Composition, Guitar and the day-by-day challenges of being a musician, all in real time.

Speaking of Harmony

"Luce impecable, vestida de ti"
Desmontemos décadas mal conceptuadas de “metas de belleza” y cambiémosla por rutas de confianza. 
 
En este Podcast trabajaremos el poder del quién soy a través de las prendas. Haremos un recorrido a sentirnos cómodas con nuestras emociones, incentivando nuestro autoestima por medio del Estilo. Generando hábitos de cuidado personal, como de amor propio. En donde nuestra invitación absoluta es a que apuestes a “ser tu misma” y trabajar con tu propia belleza.

"Luce impecable, vestida de ti" Desmontemos décadas mal conceptuadas de “metas de belleza” y cambiémosla por rutas de confianza. En este Podcast trabajaremos el poder del quién soy a través de las prendas. Haremos un recorrido a sentirnos cómodas con nuestras emociones, incentivando nuestro autoestima por medio del Estilo. Generando hábitos de cuidado personal, como de amor propio. En donde nuestra invitación absoluta es a que apuestes a “ser tu misma” y trabajar con tu propia belleza.

DE PUNTA EN BLANCO

Confinadas en sus respectivos departamentos, Sylvia e Isabel hablan de los libros de su biblioteca personal.

Inventario

After&nbsp;23 years experience as the owner/&nbsp;talent agent for the company Performers Management, it was time to branch out.​The podcast came as an inspiration during the Covid lockdown.&nbsp;How do we connect when we are all isolated and disconnected from the Industry?​It&nbsp;started with volunteering for&nbsp;webinars and zoom calls connecting with actors and finding out what questions were&nbsp;needing answers during this time.I realized there was a need to connect, chat and give advice&nbsp;&nbsp;about the business as well as share&nbsp;my experiences.&nbsp;​Inside the Agency was born.It's&nbsp;a place, a podcast,&nbsp;for actors to tune in to get real information about the industry.&nbsp;​Inside the Agency is where you can hear from experts about the blunt&nbsp;truth about the business, what to expect and some hilarious stories.We will have guests that share their insight, tips and their experiences.&nbsp;​Get ready to get a sneak peak of "Inside the Agency".&nbsp; <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

After 23 years experience as the owner/ talent agent for the company Performers Management, it was time to branch out. ​ The podcast came as an inspiration during the Covid lockdown.  How do we connect when we are all isolated and disconnected from the Industry? ​ It started with volunteering for webinars and zoom calls connecting with actors and finding out what questions were needing answers during this time. I realized there was a need to connect, chat and give advice  about the business as well as share my experiences.  ​ Inside the Agency was born. It's a place, a podcast, for actors to tune in to get real information about the industry.  ​ Inside the Agency is where you can hear from experts about the blunt truth about the business, what to expect and some hilarious stories. We will have guests that share their insight, tips and their experiences.  ​ Get ready to get a sneak peak of "Inside the Agency".  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After&nbsp;23 years experience as the owner/&nbsp;talent agent for the company Performers Management, it was time to branch out.​The podcast came as an inspiration during the Covid lockdown.&nbsp;How do we connect when we are all isolated and disconnected from the Industry?​It&nbsp;started with volunteering for&nbsp;webinars and zoom calls connecting with actors and finding out what questions were&nbsp;needing answers during this time.I realized there was a need to connect, chat and give advice&nbsp;&nbsp;about the business as well as share&nbsp;my experiences.&nbsp;​Inside the Agency was born.It's&nbsp;a place, a podcast,&nbsp;for actors to tune in to get real information about the industry.&nbsp;​Inside the Agency is where you can hear from experts about the blunt&nbsp;truth about the business, what to expect and some hilarious stories.We will have guests that share their insight, tips and their experiences.&nbsp;​Get ready to get a sneak peak of "Inside the Agency".&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Inside The Agency

What Have We Done? A Winecast for Amateur Enthusiasts

Textural Anthologies is a podcast series curated by Massimo Casagrande, where creativity meets conversation. Through intimate discussions, we delve into the creative processes of leaders in fashion, design, and art. Discover how designers, artists, and innovators craft their narratives, build impactful brands, and shape the future of creativity. Join us as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of innovation and inspiration, one story at a time.

Textural Anthologies

Teen book-lover Moksha Davaloor invites friends to discuss her favorite reads. Right now, Maia Lopez joins season 4 to analyze literature, novels, music, movies, and other pop culture moments from a philosophical and cultural lens. 

Previous Seasons:
1: Book Reviews (also at mokshadavaloor.wordpress.com)
2: Chapter by Chapter of Throne of Glass
3: Character by Character Arc Discussion of Rule of Wolves

Contact:
anchor.fm/moksha-davaloor/message
mokshareviews@gmail.com

Teen book-lover Moksha Davaloor invites friends to discuss her favorite reads. Right now, Maia Lopez joins season 4 to analyze literature, novels, music, movies, and other pop culture moments from a philosophical and cultural lens. Previous Seasons: 1: Book Reviews (also at mokshadavaloor.wordpress.com) 2: Chapter by Chapter of Throne of Glass 3: Character by Character Arc Discussion of Rule of Wolves Contact: anchor.fm/moksha-davaloor/message mokshareviews@gmail.com

Moksha Reviews

Ever wondered why Americans are obsessed with peanut butter? Or how the hamburger became a national icon?  ”America’s Eats” is your passport to the fascinating world of American food history.  Join us as we uncover the surprising stories behind your favorite dishes, exploring their cultural significance, regional variations, and the quirky characters who shaped their destiny.  From classic comfort foods to modern culinary trends, ”America’s Eats” will leave you hungry for more!

Ever wondered why Americans are obsessed with peanut butter? Or how the hamburger became a national icon? ”America’s Eats” is your passport to the fascinating world of American food history. Join us as we uncover the surprising stories behind your favorite dishes, exploring their cultural significance, regional variations, and the quirky characters who shaped their destiny. From classic comfort foods to modern culinary trends, ”America’s Eats” will leave you hungry for more!

America’s Eats

Two Partners &amp; their pals bringing back the art of conversation though movies, music, interviews featuring celebrities, wrestlers, business peeps, musicians and much more to get those juices flowing!!!

Two Partners & their pals bringing back the art of conversation though movies, music, interviews featuring celebrities, wrestlers, business peeps, musicians and much more to get those juices flowing!!!

Partners & Pals Podcast

Hi All, This is Karthik and Swetha. We are elementary school kids who love to read books. We got an idea to do a podcast so others can listen to us reading some of our favorite books. This will be perfect for kids who love to listen to stories, parents who needs some time off or even teachers when they wanted a little break from reading themselves. Follow us for some exciting read aloud adventures.

Knight and Princess - Kids read aloud stories

This podcast is an in depth study and explanation of the Bible book of Revelation. The Truths in Revelation according to the apostle John have powerful application for the coming Apocalypse. The study is a great encouragement for True Believers in Jesus Christ and hopefully a wake up call for all people who have not given their life to Jesus Christ. This is not fiction-but Truth that God has opened to me over the last few decades. Please email me at dalaravia@gmail.com with any questions or comments.

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