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The Independent artist spotlight, broadcast 240: Pablo Color and much more!

Today, on the podcast, we feature a latin album from Ish Records in switzerland. Besides that, we'll play tons of tunes from around the landscape. Hope you're all doing well. Thanks for listening to the program! Set 1: Lauge & Baba Gnohm Brought to a Standstill 02:57 Pablo Color El Beso Y La N…

51. Kate Kennedy: the biographer on how playing injury can lead to eating disorders

***This episode deals covers topics including eating disorders, mental illness and the Holocaust. Kate talks about them incredibly respectfully and not in graphic details, but for listeners that would rather sit this one out, we understand*** It's our last episode of 2022 and this time, we're speak…

PTLWB 33: "A Piper", by Seumas O'Sullivan

This is Episode 33 of Poems to Live Well By. Today’s poem is A Piper by Seumas O’Sullivan. Seumas O’Sullivan was an Irish poet and literary editor whose work covered the turbulent first half of the 20th century in Ireland, decades of uprising and independence, of civil war and the growing pains o…

The Independent artist show, the spotlight edition for April 15, 2023

This week, BunnDebrett Quintet. I would say two mini albums here with two tracks and possibly a full length, the sound is good. What do you guys think? This group is from London, UK. Set 1: Eternal Jazz Project What About Me 03:53 Evgeny Bardyuzha Beauty in Recursion 03:01 Laura Dreyer Mont…

Episode 310: 19310 The English Tenor

Scott Robert Shaw's debut "The English Tenor" takes us on a beautifully performed journey through a who's who of great English composers and their vocal works. The names Ivor Gurney, Benjamin Britten, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Gerald Finzi and Roger Quilter are synonymous with English Song, and a Gol…

The Joy Of Classical Music Ep 20 - 25-09-2023

In today's episode, Indian classical collides with Western Classical then there's the word that shall not be spoken, the title of a composition by the late Julius Eastman, a fragile but brilliant figure who loved to provoke. Then there's the tragic figures of Ivor Gurney and Lili Boulanger. Gurney,…

Keep the Home Fires Burning - Poetry and Pop Music

In this episode of the A to Z of Wartime Song, hosts Lili Redman and Tom Carradine discuss Ivor Novello's 1914 hit "Keep the Home Fires Burning". They explore Novello's life and WW1 service, his collaboration with lyricist Lena Guilbert Ford and her tragic death in a Zepplin raid on London in 1918.…

Hannah Fumoleau: the joy of singing

Today, my guest is Hannah Fumoleau, a singing teacher who offers lessons at Hexham’s Core Music, in Newcastle and occasionally elsewhere. Growing up in a household full of music, Hannah’s first paid performance was at the age of twelve and, following a career in arts administration, she became a fu…

Movement as Meditation: How Motion Heals the Mind and Lifts the Spirit

What if movement wasn’t just exercise — but a quiet form of meditation that heals the mind, steadies the emotions, and restores presence? In this episode of Optimistic Beacon, we explore the spiritual and scientific power of “meditation in motion,” featuring insights from neuroscience, ancient wisd…

Robert Brandt and Scott Holden

Image result for rob brandt byu  November 11, 2018, marked the hundredth anniversary of the end of the first World War – the war to end all wars. It saw the mobilization of more than 70 million military personnel. The fighting cost the lives of 9 million combatants and seven million civilians, and…