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Opening Music: Carol of the Bells by Lesfm

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Intro music was the song “All Star” by Adrian Berenguer. Music at the end was “Now or Never” by Micheal Vignola

Episode 18 Photo credit belongs to me. He really is the best dog, even when he is not.

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Intro music was the song “Underworld” by Jon Prestone. Music at the end was “Glimpse Into A Dark Mind" by Humans Win. 

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Intro music was the song “Memory” by Creo. Music at the end was “September” by Kai Engel. Both songs licensed under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find both artists and music at www.freemusicarchive.org.

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Intro music was the song "Memory" by the band Creo. Music at the end was "Moonrise" by Chad Crouch. Both songs licensed under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find both artists' music at www.freemusicarchive.org.

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The music at the intro was Memory by Creo and at the end there is Dazed by Airtone. Both are licenced under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find Creo’s  and Airtone’s music at www.freemusicarchive.org.

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The intro music is "Constructivism" by AA Alto and closing music is "Moonrise" by Chad Crouch. Both are licenced under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find AA Alto and Chad Crouch’s music at freemusicarchive.org.

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“Just Beyond Yourself" by David Whyte, is copyright Many Rivers Press, read and printed with their permission. Many Rivers Press is located in Langley, WA USA.  You can find David Whyte’s many works at www.davidwhyte.com, and that particular poem is from the book “The Bell and The Blackbird”.

The music at the intro was Memory by Creo and at the end there is Dazed by Airtone. Both are licenced under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find Creo’s  and Airtone’s music at www.freemusicarchive.org.

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Music at the opening is AA Alto's constructionism, found here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/A_A_Aalto/Bright_Corners/Constructivism

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The quote from David Whyte can be found in his book, Consolations, and the individual essay "Gratitude" can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/PoetDavidWhyte/photos/a.213444315348246/784861051539900/?type=3

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Pete Holmes is a comedian with multiple (very funny) HBO specials including "Impregnated With Wonder", "Nice Try, The Devil", "Faces and Sounds", and "Dirty Clean". He has a sometimes-funny, always interesting podcast, "You Made It Weird", and the book that I am referencing in this episode is "Comedy Sex God".

The music at the end of the recording is “When the Lights Came On, by Kai Engel”, off their album “Calls and Echoes”. It is under creative commons non-commercial attribution licence, and you can find their music at freemusicarchive.org.

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