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This is a message by Dr. Paul Jones from our series, Genesis.

We hope and pray it’s been a blessing to you.

Join us for the conclusion of our Genesis series as we explore the patriarchal families of Abraham. Discover how God's promise is fulfilled despite man's brokenness, and witness how hints of a remarkable saviour begin to emerge. Despite the overwhelming brokenness in Genesis, God never gives up on his promise to Abraham. Learn how the seed of Abraham will deliver humanity from the curse of Genesis 3. Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring conclusion to our Genesis series.

Yet again, we see that even though we are the great promise breakers - he is the great promise keeper. 

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In this episode, Eric sits down with accomplished musician, composer, essayist and abstract artist Todd Cochran. They discuss how he was born in San Francisco and raised in a household of deep love for the arts; filled with music and conversations about art and culture. Growing up in the Lakeview district; a largely Black but racially mixed neighborhood and community.. and the influential role that his maternal grandmother, an ordained minister, evangelist and protofeminist played throughout Todd’s childhood. They discuss his musical training and private study in piano and performing arts in classical music and theory; to eventually attending Trinity College of Music in London. He sheds light on his experience of living in San Francisco during the 60s and 70s, his exposure to jazz and how his musical development was impacted by the cultural, political and community atmosphere of the civil rights movement; which fueled his passion for creating art that mirrored the socio-cultural moment and set the path for his prolific and inspiring musical career. They discuss Todd's fascination with the visual arts; the interconnectivity between art forms.. the power that art has to make a difference and the responsibility that comes with being an artist.

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Guest Bio: Todd Cochran is an American pianist, composer, keyboardist, essayist and conceptual artist. Early in his career he was also professionally known as Bayeté. Cochran started his career as a teenager with saxophonist John Handy. Two years later he joined vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson’s Quartet, and made his jazz recording debut composing and performing on a benchmark album for Hutcherson, "Head On" (on Blue Note Records) that featured a nineteen-piece ensemble. The recording was critically hailed as cross-pollinating the evolving contemporary modal jazz, avant-garde sound of the 1970s. Cochran’s first solo project "Worlds Around the Sun" became a #1 jazz album and marked his entree into the jazz discussion. From the mid 1970s forward Todd has experimented with and incorporated synthesizers, electronic and mixed-media concepts in his creative projects while collaborating with a wide range of artists in the genres of jazz, art rock, pop, R&B, and twenty-first-century classical. Cochran's best-known jazz compositions include "At The Source" (Bobby Hutcherson), "Free Angela" (Bayeté Todd Cochran, Santana), "Eternal Worlds" Julian Priester, "My Pearl", "Geni-Geni" (Automatic Man), "Monte Carlo Nights" Grover Washington Jr., "Spanish Rose", "Back To Lovin' Again" (Freddie Hubbard), and "Secret Places" (Todd Cochran). He released two albums on Prestige Records in 1972 and 1973. He was keyboardist and lead singer of Automatic Man from 1976 - 1978. He was also a member of Fuse One, a coalition of jazz musicians who released two albums on CTI Records in 1980 and 1981.

About Eric's Perspective: A podcast series on African American art with Eric Hanks — African American art specialist, owner of the renowned M. Hanks Gallery and commissioner on the Los Angeles County Arts Commission; offers his perspective on African American art through in-depth conversations with fellow art enthusiasts where they discuss the past, present & future of African American art.


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Description
Henry VIII, King of England (1491-1547) excelled at languages, literature, theology, sport and, famously, music. Take a minute to get the scoop!

Fun Fact
In 1515, May Day was celebrated at Greenwich with all kinds of music, including, according to this description, a mix of natural and ‘made’ music: ‘In the wood were bowers filled purposely with singing birds which carolled most sweetly, and in one of these bastions or bowers were some triumphal cars, on which were singers and musicians, who played on organ, lute and flutes for a good while, during a banquet which was served in this place.’

About Steven, Host
Steven is a Canadian composer living in Toronto. He creates a range of works, with an emphasis on the short-form genre—his muse being to offer the listener both the darker and more satiric shades of human existence. If you're interested, please check out his website for more. Member of the Canadian League Of Composers.

A Note To Music Students et al.
All recordings and sheet music are available on my site. I encourage you to take a look and play through some. Give me a shout if you have any questions.

Got a topic? Pop me off an email at: TCMMPodcast@Gmail.com 

Bruce and Myles welcome on two separate panels in the second episode of season of the Two Dot Chronicles. First, is the legendary Trinity squash coach, Paul Assaiante to discuss his career and some his opinions on life. Secondly, Bruce has a wonderfully informative conversation with two of Trinity's greatest squash players, Manek Mathur and Simba Muhwati. The three talk about where they came from and how their shared experience at Trinity with Coach A made such an impact on who they would become. We're very excited to invite you to sit back and enjoy the great discussions to be heard in the second episode of season two, "Enter the Lion's Den with Coach A".

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Another epic episode from the For Stars Podcast Community is live! Featured today is Paddy McNamara, Wyatt Mills & Ian Lehman, current student-athletes for the Kent School Varsity Men's Rowing team in Connecticut. McNamara decided to enroll at Kent, taking a post-graduate year, following St. Joseph's Prep, where he and his Men’s Youth 8+ struck Gold at 2021 Youth Nationals, coxed by Connor Neill, spotlighted in Episode 5 of FSP. These three musketeers are well-suited to succeed in life, and yearn to inspire individuals each and everyday. Hear from Paddy, Wyatt & Ian on their adventure connecting school, rowing, recruiting, and strengthening the bond of the Kent Crew team.

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From her bio: "Annette was born in Cardiff and at the age of 8 decided she wanted to play the trombone but was told that her arms were too short. She is eternally grateful for that teacher’s wisdom and began playing the horn instead, rapidly progressing through the local youth ensembles and eventually going on to become principal horn of the National Youth Orchestra of Wales.

Annette studied BMus at Manchester University and Masters at Trinity College of Music. Whilst living in London she worked with various UK orchestras and gained a place on the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment’s experience scheme on the natural horn. In 2013 She moved to Zürich to study at the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste. During her studies she played with the Zürich Opera Orchestra and was the horn Academist of Bern Sinfonieorchester for the 2014-2015 season.

In 2016 Annette played for 3 Months as principal horn of the Bulgarian State Opera, Stara Zagora before returning to Zürich where she currently works as a freelance horn and alphorn player, manages The Alpine Sisters and is studying a Master of Advanced Studies in clinical music therapy."

Learn more about Annette and her sisters at http://thealpinesisters.org/.

Come play with other Alpornists at our series of events this year! Check out the dates and locations at https://www.alphorninstitute.com/events. 

After a few intense games that have had us on the edges of our seats, it was quite the change to see such a dominant display from the Trinity team. No doubt this is the team to watch alongside the Edinburgh lot. Also, we would pay an ungodly sum of money to see a Tim Burton directed Wallace and Gromit!

Photography can be documentary, capturing a place and time as they are. It can also provide a means for reimagining the world around us. Hear from two Connecticut artists using the medium to show where they live in a different light.

Pablo Delano is a visual artist and Trinity College fine arts professor based in West Hartford, whose book of photography 'Hartford Seen,' was the first to focus on the capital city. Delano discusses the ways the book defies traditional depictions of Hartford.

Plus, artist and photographer Rashmi Talpade believes art is everywhere and creativity is within everyone. Hear about her collaborations with different Connecticut communities, reimagining their surroundings through large-scale collage.

GUESTS:

• Pablo Delano - Visual Artist and Photographer; Professor of Fine Arts, Trinity College
• Rashmi Talpade - Artist and Photographer

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Dr. Niels Feldmann ist Forscher am Karlsruhe Service Research Institute (KSRI) des Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT). Kreativität und Innovation ist im Kern seiner Tätigkeit. Seine Projekte konzentrieren sich auf die Evaluierung, Entwicklung und Umsetzung neuer Geschäftsmodelle, technologiegetriebener Produkt- und Serviceinnovationen sowie die Etablierung von Ansätzen für Open & Collaborative Innovation.

Er ist Teil des weltweiten Sugar Netzwerkes, das Unternehmenspartner mit Studenten von 25 Universitäten aus 4 Kontinenten zusammenbringt. In diesem inter-internationalen Umfeld lernen die Studierenden für die Dauer eines akademischen Jahres menschzentrierte Gestaltungswerkzeuge in einer Umgebung interdisziplinären praxisorientierten Lernens kennen. Die globalen Studententeams prototypieren, testen und iterieren, um innovative Lösungen für echte Designherausforderungen multinationaler Unternehmenssponsoren zu entwickeln und zu implementieren.

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Umsetzungsorientiert und fokussiert auf Innovation

Im Smart Innovation Podcast spreche ich mit engagierten und kreativen Menschen über Innovation, Innovationsmanagement, Unternehmertum und Verantwortung - gerade im Kontext des Klimawandels.

Es geht um innovative agile Organisationen mit Vision, Dynamik und Energie sowie den passenden Vorgehensweisen, Neues auch enkeltauglich zu entwerfen. Ebenso geht es um wechselnde aktuelle Themen wie neue Geschäftsmodelle, nachhaltige Produkte & digitale Dienstleistungen.

Sie sollten den Podcast hören, wenn Sie eine kreative, gemeinsame, pragmatische Form des Innovationsmanagement suchen. Er wendet sich an engagierte Menschen, die ihr Unternehmen durch Innovation weiter entwickeln wollen und sich nicht mit bürokratischen Lösungen zufrieden geben. Die etwas für die Zukunft dazu lernen wollen und sich gerne auch mit ihrem Wissen und ihren Erfahrungen einbringen. Das sind mutige UnternehmerInnen, Innovationsmanager, Produktmanager, Organisationsentwickler, Business Designer, Product Owner: das Feld ist ziemlich groß, die Jobbezeichnungen sehr vielfältig.

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Dabei sein und Mitreden bei den Live Aufnahmen

Bei den Live Aufnahmen haben die Teilnehmenden Gelegenheit sich einzubringen, Fragen zu stellen, mit zu reden. Neue Episoden erscheinen dann zum Wochenende. Die aktuellen Termine und alle bisherigen Folgen sind auf https://www.klausreichert.de/podcast

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Vom Zuhören ins Umsetzen kommen

In jeder Folge gibt es ein kurzzeitig verfügbares Angebot. So wird Innovation für die Teilnehmenden lebendig und gleich umsetzbar.

Auf https://www.klausreichert.de/im-gesprach-mit-niels-feldmann-uber-kreativitat/ sind weiterführende Informationen, ergänzende Links, Videos und ein Transkript.

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Mein Name ist Dr. Klaus Reichert. Ich bin unabhängiger Berater und Business Coach mit Herzblut und begleite Unternehmen auf dem Weg von der Vision zur Leistung. Mein Standort ist Baden-Württemberg.

It's one thing to talk about "soaring on eagle's wings" (Isaiah 40:31) but Neisha Byrd has mastered this mysterious verse. In the aftermath of back to back tragedy that rocked her family several years ago, Neisha has discovered the secret to trusting in the Lord and renewing herself in Him.

Neisha is also one of host Becky Hennesy's true BFFs and she's the feature guest on this inspiring episode. They walk through the tragic death of her college-age son Cameron while driving back from Oregon on a spring break trip in 2015. A few years later, Neisha lost her husband Wendell to cancer.

Yet instead of falling into unspeakable despair, something remarkable happened. She calls it Byrd Nation: a church family and community that rallied around her family in ways that mark what it means to be part of the Body of Christ. Becky and Neisha unpack all the ways she has experienced the love of God in action on her behalf.

Neisha has served in administration at Trinity Christian School (now part of the Texas Leadership Public Schools charter system) for nearly two decades and she is better known as Mama Byrd to her students.

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This episode features Jan Wagner, a north German literary critic, poet and translator who returned to Ireland at different times of his life- for travelling, studying at Trinity College, working as an artist in residence at the Boell Cottage on Achill island, reciting poetry in the bogs of Connemara. In Germany, Jan brings us to some lesser travelled destinations by Irish people: the Baltic islands of Ruegen and Hiddensee and the countryside of Uckermark in Brandenburg where one can go hiking in the company of two donkeys, as long as you adapt your pace to that of the animals.

Jan’s passion for poetry extends to listening to poetry in other languages as well as translating the work of some artists that have written in English. Writing is a very curious back and forth that involves critical thinking along with free wheeling; a joyful game of playing with language and a slow process of editing. Cutting away line after line; a poem can be left with only three lines that carry much more than the thirty lines written ahead. Everything is possible, you can expose your soul or use poetry as a means of a great masquerade.

Jan recites the poem The owl, Part one by Matthew Sweany, one of the artists whose work Jan has translated, debating words and meaning over food and wine in Berlin Kreuzberg.

We hear Jan Wagner reciting also his own poetry: Teebeutel and Essay on soap.

Irish singer/songwriter Joe Kearns is blessed with the gift of song and the gift of gab, and generously shares both with us. From his house near Dublin,  he offers witty insights about the culture and pleasures of his beloved Ireland.

-- Find out how to choose the best pubs, and why Dublin’s Trinity College — home of the medieval illustrated Book of Kells -- has a barrel ceiling. We talk of Kilkenny,  a remote monastery in the Skellig Islands,  the Ring of Kerry, and the Irish beauty of castles, lakes, mountains, and even a coral beach.

-- Travel with Joe to the coolest music spot in Dingle,  as we talk of  the Celtic language and chat about colorful towns, a picnic atop the Cliffs of Moher, drinking honey Meade at a medieval banquet, and the pleasures of County Galway, the Wild Atlantic Way, and more. 

-- Coddle and Barmbrack are probably not what you think (they're classic Irish foods), and I add a memory about Baileys on corn flakes. 

-- Joe tells romantic travel stories set under Irish rainbows and "sideways rain."

-- And then, best of all — Joe, a fabulous singer, takes out his guitar and sings a beloved Irish ballad, even using his whistle!
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Joe Kearns, now living back home near Dublin, is a world traveler and a gifted singer/songwriter, often accompanied by his wife, Olivia. He loves Ireland, and it shows in his words and music. Facebook page: www.facebook.com/joeandliv Instagram: the_old_cabra_schoolhouse
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Podcast host Lea Lane has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine travel books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to dozens of guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter and  blogs at forbes.com  Contact her at placesirememberlealane.com
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Ted Barrett became a Major League umpire in 1994 and was full-time beginning in 1999.

Ted earned a master's degree in Biblical Studies from Trinity College and Seminary, and a doctorate in theology, with an emphasis in Pastoral Ministry, from Trinity. Ted's dissertation was "An Investigation of Faith As a Life Principle in the Lives of Major League Umpires".

Ted has a long list of experiences from his career in Major League Baseball.  Some of them include:

• He was the home plate umpire for David Cone's perfect game for the New York Yankees against the Montreal Expos on July 18, 1999,
• Behind the plate on August 7, 2004, for Greg Maddux's 300th win,
• He became the only umpire in major league history to be behind the plate for two perfect games on June 13, 2012, when Matt Cain pitched a perfect game for the San Francisco Giants against the Houston Astros, 
• The only umpire in Major League history to have been on the field for three perfect games.
• He was selected as Crew Chief for the 2018 World Series. He was behind the plate for Game 3 which at 7 hours and 20 minutes was the longest game in World Series history.
• In his first game, he was behind the plate as Roger Clemens started.

Listen in as we have a Conversation of Hope with Ted Barrett and discuss how God has placed him in a unique position for ministry through his organization, Calling for Christ.

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Adrienne Amador Oddi, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid at Trinity College in Hartford, CT, shares her story, which may overlap with many other ALP alumni, but is very much her own. Learn how a swimmer's mindset is perfectly adaptable to leadership in admissions & financial aid. Also math.

This quote from Adrienne Amador Oddi:
"We take the steps to build community. And when we get tired, the beauty of community is that somebody else can keep us going, and then, when our energy is restored, we can pick up the slack again."

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Jennifer Delahunty
Darryl Uy
Jonathan Burdick
Marie Bigham
Heath Einstein
Angel Perez

Rapid Descent

• Walkout song:  Shut Up and Dance by Walk the Moon (and fellow Kenyon '09 classmate Nick Petricca)
• Best recent read: I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness by Austin Channing Brown.
• Eager to read next: America is Not the Heart by Elaine Castillo
• Podcast ... or audible book: Heavy: An American Memoir by Kiese Laymon
• Favorite thing to make in the kitchen: "Working on my brunch game."
• What she uses to take and keep notes: Moleskine cahier, extra large with a Vision Elite Uniball (micro point). Also Trello.
• Memorable bit of advice: From Jim Steen, winningest swim coach in NCAA history: "You can live your life in two ways: under a threat, or for a challenge."
• Bucket list: "Finding ways to help women find their voices and succeed in leadership positions. Working and brining all my interests together in coaching women to find and create their space."

The ALP is supported by RHB. Music arranged by Ryan Anselment

What A Chaplin Thinks About Success With Rev Dr Julian Hamilton | Episode 13

Julian talks about:

• How we all have an ability to respond
• Why we're better together
• Why he's a massive believer in 'We' not 'Me'
• A question to ask ourselves - 'who do we want to be?'
• Taking The Good Summit around the world including to Australia
• What is the World's Biggest Sleepout and how you can get involved
• How you can make a positive difference in this world

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On this special Valentine’s Day episode, one host interviews the other. Emily O’Callaghan is the original green rebel. A scallywag, a hustler and an artist Emily has been searching for that which makes her heart skip since age 12.

The wonder and curiosity have seen her dabble in things as varied as photography, acting, cobbling, massage, standup comedy, startups, cinemas and security at gigs. She once even promoted butter in the pouring rain dressed in a Santa costume. And she is only just beginning.

What may seem like a meandering path is simply the natural way for Emily to follow her interests rather than just long after them. She isn’t afraid to give any of it a try even if that means failure. It’s the only way she knows to be.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Presented by Emily O'Callaghan and Irina Dzhambazova.
Produced by Irina Dzhambazova.
Music by Le Boom