excitment

Explore "excitment" with insightful episodes like "Finding Creativity in Your Music", "The Laughter of God.", "DCMTB - ep. 13 (Excitement Wheelworks)", "Get Excited About Your Writing" and "Rory: Fear and Fatherhood" from podcasts like ""Learn Flute Podcast", "Ephphatha with Dr.Stephen Lazi.", "Dirt Church MTB", "StoryADay" and "Hope This Finds Me Well"" and more!

Episodes (10)

Finding Creativity in Your Music

Playing beautiful twists and turns on our flutes is really fun, and knowing that someone made this up is sometimes pretty mind-boggling.
Well, we don’t really need to know how to write our own music necessarily, but discovering and finding creativity in your music is yet another way to find even more excitement in playing the flute. Let me show you! For more content like this, visit https://learnfluteonline.com/

enApril 25, 2023

The Laughter of God.

Hello Great People,

Welcome to a brand new week, the Lord is putting laughter into every sad situation in your life in Jesus's Name,

The wicked scheme against the righteous and gnash their teeth at them, 13but the Lord laughs, seeing that their day is coming. Psalm 37:11-12

Happy Listening!

Ephphatha with Dr.Stephen Lazi.

enJanuary 22, 2023

DCMTB - ep. 13 (Excitement Wheelworks)

Extremely exciting episode! Chris McCown, owner of Excitement Wheelworks, came by for an episode. It was all wheels all morning, we answered some burning questions and got some advice from a circular expert.

en-usMay 08, 2022

Get Excited About Your Writing

What if you could slide up to your desk, knowing that you were going to have a good time, with your writing? What if, when you sat down to write, the words just flowed? What's the secret ingredient that makes this possible?

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enApril 09, 2022

Rory: Fear and Fatherhood

Hope all goes well and you're not too grey or fat: Rory, a new dad in Kilkenny, Ireland, is writing to himself 7 weeks into fatherhood. A first baby and a new job; Rory finds life as he knew it quickly slipping away. Speaking to hosts Sophie, Steph, and Maria 10 years later, Rory reflects on the fear he had for his future, who gets baby-naming priority, and why he’s looking forward to retiring.

Have you dug out an old letter from 10 years ago? Share it with us! hello@editaud.io.

Thanks to Matt for creating FutureMe and collaborating with us on this show by helping letter-writers opt-in to be interviewed.

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Hope This Finds Me Well

enFebruary 23, 2021

Staying Ready

Kevin and Brenita talk about what it means to always be "Ready" Be ready for that next promotion, that next coaching job, that next sermon you have to preach.

Coffee with KBJ Season 5

enJanuary 29, 2019

Voyage Of The Scarlet Queen - Tattooed Beaver & Baby Food (10-09-47)

The Voyage Of The Scarlet Queen - First heard on Mutual featuring Elliott Lewis, who as Leonard Maltin writes in "The Great American Broadcast, "…wore every hat imaginable-actor, producer, and director-also penned a good number of scripts for series he supervised, including Suspense." And Maltin says of this show, "On the terrific late-1940's high-adventure series The Voyage of the Scarlet Queen he held down both jobs simultaneously as director and star." As Maltin continues, “Lewis had the ability to make you believe whatever he said. Cast as the skipper on the high-adventure series The Voyage of the Scarlet Queen, he was completely convincing as seagoing ship's master Philip Carney-never corny or overblown." So let a master captain of drama chart a course to exotic ports of call and thrilling adventures. All you have to do is step aboard The Scarlet Queen.

THIS EPISODE:

October 9, 1947. Mutual network origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Tatooed Beaver and Baby Food For Pare Pare". A strange group of passengers for the Celebes, things aren't what they seem! Elliott Lewis, Edwin Max, Gil Doud (writer), Robert Tallman (writer), James Burton (producer), Richard Aurandt (music), Ben Wright, John Dehner, Frank Gerstle. 29:44.

Boxcars711 Old Time Radio

enDecember 13, 2009

Lux Radio Theater - King Solomon's Mines (12-01-52)

Lux Radio Theater - In October of 1934, "Lux Radio Theater" debuted in New York on NBC's Blue radio network. Presenting audio versions of popular Broadway plays, the show failed to garner an audience and soon ran out of material. After switching networks to CBS and moving to Hollywood, Lux found its true market. The show began featuring adaptations of popular films, performed by as many of the original stars as possible. With an endless supply of hit films scripts and an audience of more than 40 million, Lux enjoyed a prosperous run until the curtain fell in 1956.

THIS EPISODE:

King Solomon's Mines aired December 01, 1952 starring Deborah Kerr and Stewart Granger in their original roles from the1950 film. Adventure stories don’t come more ripping than King Solomon’s Mines, the classic Great White Hunter tale. Novelist H. Rider Haggard’s hero, Allan Quatermain (Stewart Granger), reluctantly agrees to lead an Englishwoman (Deborah Kerr) and her brother deep into uncharted territory in Africa, in search of the lady’s lost husband. Stewart Granger plays Allan Quatermain, the intrepid hero of a whole series of adventure novels by Haggard over a period of almost thirty years. Quartermain is a big-game hunter and guide, brave, resourceful, wise, weary, cynical, and very, very British. Granger is perfect for the role; he sounds, and acts like the Quatermain of the novels. It's a spectacular adventure story with romance, while they fight with wild animals and cannibals.

Boxcars711 Old Time Radio

enNovember 30, 2009

The Chase - The Hold-Up (1953)

The Chase is an exciting Old Time Radio series in which every episode contains, well, a chase. Tales, highly melodramatic and often improbable, of people on the run. The concept of "hunter and hunted" was built into the signatures. with the lone bugle of a fox hunt, the braying of dogs, the sounds of a man running, a gunshot, and the slowing footsteps and eventual fall of the victim. It may be an adventure story, a crime story, or even science fiction, but there will always be a suspense filled chase.

THIS EPISODE:

1953. The Hold-Up - NBC network. Sustaining. An employee of a contracting company blackmails his boss to secure a higher paying position in the accounting department. Doris Smith, Fred Collins (announcer), Fred Weihe (director, transcriber), Ivor Francis, John Stanley, Cathleen Cordell, Lawrence Klee (creator, writer), Leona Powers, Ted Osborne, William Podmore. 29:52.

Boxcars711 Old Time Radio

enAugust 13, 2009

Dangerous Assignment - Missing Japanese Weapons (02-06-50)

Dangerous Assignment - This thirty-minute international spy adventure featured Steve Mitchell (Brian Donlevy), and investigator of crimes in exotic locations. 60 episodes. Herb Butterfield played the Commissioner and Betty Moran was the Commissioner's secretary. Other cast members were GeGe Pearson, Ken Peters, Betty Lou Gerson, Dan O’Herlihy. The director was Bill Cairn and the writer for the series was Robert Ryf. The opening was the same every week “Yeah, danger is my assignment. I get sent to a lot of places I can’t even pronounce. They all spell the same thing though, trouble.” He would be summoned to his boss’s office where he would be given his assignment; he would then fly halfway across the globe to save the day!

THIS EPISODE:

February 6, 1950. NBC network. Sustaining. The first show of the season. Missing Japanese Weapons . Steve Mitchell flies to Panama to recover missing Japanese weapons and solve the murder of his friend, Bill Thorne. Brian Donlevy, Robert Ryf (writer), Bill Cairn (director), Bruce Ashley (music). 29:40.

Boxcars711 Old Time Radio

enAugust 05, 2009