The Denims

Michael and I got together to discuss the not-so-surprising results of the Top 7 week of So You Think You Can Dance. In fact, we loved recording so much that we actually did it twice!Ok, not quite. We had some technical difficulties, and we had to re-record the episode.The second time around was better than the first, particularly because Michael Sage was under the influence of a couple cups of coffee. Oh, Dear Gussie!Who did we like, and who did we think was in trouble?Find out this and more by listening in!

For my 300th episode, I have a treat for all my listeners.Phil Putnam has appeared twice before on my show, each time promoting a new album he had just produced. Now, Phil is appearing before a project even has started, all to let all of us know how we can support and influence that project.Visit PhilPutnam.com to learn more about this great artist and to support him by buying his existing music.Vist RocketHub.com and search for Phil to learn more about "Songs About You," and to become part of the project.Phil's songs today:"I'm No Prize""More than This""Severity"

On July 4, 2010, I was the guest speaker at the Unity Church of Bay City.

In a first for this show, I decided to bring you nearly the entire service, so you can get a sense of how a service can go.

As always, I welcome comments.

Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me.Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"I Am" by Mevio Music Alley Artist Doña Oxford

Service Music (Heidi Bethune, Songleader):

"God Bless America" by Raychel Nieman

"I Am Free, I Am Unlimited"-Congregation

"Surely the Presence"-Congregation

"The Lord's Prayer"-Congregation

"Alleluia"-Congregation

"I Am So Blessed"-Congregation

"The Star Spangled Banner" by Heidi Bethune

"We Are Walking in the Light"-Congregation

"Let There Be Peace on Earth"-Congregation

Intro Music:

"Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!

Michael and I recorded this update before the results were announced!We knew who and what we liked on performance night, and we also knew who and what we didn't.Which dancers burned the floor?Which choreographer flamed out?Which judge nearly fizzled out?Find out how we felt about this weeks performances!

Michael and I got together to discuss the results of the Top 9.Were we surprised with the results?Is there a judge (besides Nigel) we can't stand?Who inspired us as young, budding dancers?Who is John Galt?Get the answers to all of these questions (okay, maybe not the last one) on this week's edition of the Update.

The Salon is open for discussion once again!

This episode is a replay of a special live episode done during the Pride 48 weekend.

My guest for this hour is blogger and So You Think You Can Dance Update co-host Michael Sage.

Michael and I talk about a variety of topics, including making relationships work, religion, and other fascinating things.

I want to thank Michael for overcoming his nerves, and for his patience during some technical problems.

Michael's blog can be found at michaelallansage.blogspot.com It's a great read!

I also realize there were some sound problems, of which I was not aware until after the whole thing was done.

Still, the topics are worth the inconvenience.

Intro and Outro Music is "Talk to Me" by Mevio Music Alley artist Aaron.

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Pride 48.

Update on the ministerial visit schedule.

Tribute to a silenced podcaster.

As always, I welcome comments.

Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me. Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"Peaceful Wind of Change" by Mevio Music Alley group Spice House

"Star Spangled Banner" by independent artist artist Heidi Bethune

Intro Music:

"Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!

Michael and I are back with another results show.

We both agree the dancers rule and the judges drool.

What did you think of the results?

Michael and I are back for the new season of So You Think You Can Dance.In this post-results episode, we talk about the show's new format, the performances we liked, and of course, how we liked the results.Join us as we celebrate dance and those who love to do it.Visit Michael's blog at http://michaelallansage.blogspot.comThe link to the Dizzy Feet Foundation's National Dance Day (July 31, 2010) instructional video is:http://bit.ly/crJXBG

A little musical surprise.

Update on the ministerial search.

Helpful musical friends.

Pride 48.

As always, I welcome comments.

Also, don't forget that anybody who listens is invited to do an episode of "David's Salon" with me. Just have a topic--any topic--and get in touch with me to set up a recording time.

Music Today:

"Is This Really Necessary?" by independent artists David Byrd, Heidi Bethune and Todd Bethune

"Today" by independent artist artist Heidi Bethune-Featuring Todd Bethune on guitar

Intro Music:

"Deep Cycle Discharge" by Music Alley artists Simon James and Derek K. Miller

Thanks for listening,and Stay Powerful!