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Brought to you by the baroque music collective Solomon's Knot, the SKaffeehaus is a space where we chat to interesting people, get geeky about old music, explore the ideas behind upcoming projects, and discuss news and trends in the classical music world.www.solomonsknot.co.ukTwitter, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook@solomonsknot

If you're a teenager who isn't quite sure of what profession to pursue after high school, then you've found the perfect podcast! Gracie is an unusual teenager looking for an unusual job, so listen every Saturday for an interview with a new, fascinating person!

Hosted by Solomon & Jamila Jefferson to encourage, educate, motivate, provide awareness, provide hope & so much more. "No matter the cards we've been dealt in life or the mistakes we've made, we will not allow our past to determine our future."

This is the site for all of my Sports Podcasts. Now the reason for this is because like a lot of you I am a sports fan. I just figured it would be fun to get my opinion out there every week on various things around sports. I will try and make this as interactive as possible for a once a week podcast. So sit back, relax and enjoy each show! You can follow the podcast on twitter! It's easy just follow us! https://twitter.com/SollyonSports There you can submit questions to be answered on future episodes, get all the updates from the sports world and keep track of the show week by week!

Being Reasonable is the weekly conversation show that focuses on how we have arrived on our deeply-held views and our desire to know what is true. The conversational technique used in this podcast is known as ‘Street Epistemology’ and all episodes are ‘evergreen’.

Solly, Solomon, a.k.a. The Dizz About Solomon (Solly): Hey there, folks! I'm Solomon, but you can just call me Solly – a name that's affectionately used by my friends and family. By day, I'm your average, everyday guy, but when the sun sets, I transform into the DJ extraordinaire known as "The Dizz." Welcome to my world, where I'm all about the beats, vibes, and everything in between. About The Dizz Podcast: "The Dizz" is not just a DJ alias; it's a musical journey, a passion, and a way of life. On this podcast, you'll find a treasure trove of my musical exploits, from my old Mixcloud ...

If you have no prior knowledge about the director/composer relationship for a film project, this podcast will help.You may be curious how film composers interact with directors, the Spotting Session is here to give you info. Maybe you just want to learn the ropes as a beat maker turned soundtrack composer; this podcast is for you! I'm here to help the creative community worldwide with understanding what composing for film involves, as well as music technology topics in general that overlap. But most of all I'm passionate about it all, so I enjoy teaching what I know, to whomever is interested!

December 1941. War has erupted in the Pacific, spelling danger for Gina Capelli Thorpe, an American expat living in Manila. When the Japanese invade and her husband goes missing, Gina flees with her daughter to the Zambales Mountains to avoid capture - or worse. Desperate for money, medicine, and guns, the resistance recruits Gina to join their underground army and smuggles her back to Manila. 

When Margie Bauer joins the Army Nurse Corps in 1941, she is delighted to be assigned to Manila - the Pearl of the Orient. Though rumors of war circulate, she feels safe - the island is fortified, the airbases are ample, and the Filipino troops are well-trained.

Born into “the blessings of liberty in a free State,” Solomon Northup was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the Bayou Boeuf region of Louisiana’s Red River Valley. Twelve Years a Slave is the chronicle of his captivity at the mercy of sadistic plantation owner Edwin Epps, who tested Northup’s tenacity and self-control under the most brutal conditions. Until fate brought a Canadian abolitionist to Epps’s farm, Northup thought he would never draw another free breath.

Details of a free man from New York state who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the deep south. The work was published eight years before the Civil War. The memoir has been adapted into two film versions.

Businesses succeed when they satisfy their customers’ needs. But how can you do that unless you understand what those needs are? The reasons we buy aren’t as obvious as they seem. That’s because we don’t buy product features, we buy the benefits they provide. Two brands that seem very similar may mean something very different to consumers, and sometimes even they can’t tell you why they prefer one over another. We Are What We Buy helps YOU to understand what drives your customers. On every show, we dive into a topic that helps you to decipher the reasons your customers buy or don’t...

La libertà non è lasciarsi tutto alle spalle ma avere conoscenza anche in mezzo alla sofferenza. Un cammino nella nostra vita per confrontarla alla tua e decidere cosa sia meglio scegliere per la nostra libertà su questa terra. Un inizio del racconto della vita di Solli Solomon e di Star Bstreet attraverso i nostri errori e le nostre vittorie

Host Jason Solomons asks top guests about the films and stars they treasure. A podcast of fond movie memories and fresh recommendations.Follow me on Twitter and Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Woman of Influence (formerly The Influencer Podcast) is a sanctuary for established entrepreneurs, coaches, and creators who are brilliant at what they do—but whose message no longer matches the caliber of their work. Hosted by Julie Solomon—brand strategist, speaker, and best-selling author of Get What You Want—this top-ranked show has aired weekly since 2017, with over 500 episodes and 15 million downloads to date. It’s trusted by high-level women ready to evolve beyond the noise and step into a sharper, more sovereign era of visibility and sales. Each episode offers strategic ...

As women, we're expected to be sexy, but not sexual. We're bombarded with conflicting, shame-inducing, and disempowering messages about sex, instead of being encouraged to connect with our true sexual selves. Sexy gets reduced to a performance, leaving us with little to no space to reckon with the complexities of sexuality. In a culture intent on telling you who and how to be, standing in your truth is revolutionary.

With the Bow of Hart in hand, Athson is hunted by his enemies. His mistakes haunt him as much as his past. Hastra the Withling reveals Eloch will send an arrow for the bow. Magdronu plots to thwart the prophecy as his trolls attack Auguron City. But when the arrow arrives, it is from a most unexpected source and lands in unforeseen hands. Events twist like an arrow in flight. Can Athson overcome his past and his failures to use the Bow of Hart as intended against Magdronu? The archer and the bow await the coming arrow.

Haunted by his past. Hunted in the present. Buffeted like an arrow in the wind. The hunt for the Bow of Hart continues for Athson and his companions. They have escaped the clutches of Magdronu and Corgren, the mage, but they are still pursued. In need of answers to deep mysteries revealed in Chokkra, Athson must gain possession of the mythic bow to face both his enemies and his tragic past. But Magdronu's reach stretches among Athson's companions, endangering Limbreth and even Hastra in schemes to entrap them all.

Athson has seen things that aren't there and suffered fits since being tragically orphaned as a child at the hands of trolls and Corgren the mage who serves Magdronu the dragon. When a strange will mentioning a mysterious bow comes into his possession, Athson's not sure it's real. But the trolls that soon pursue him are all too real and dangerous. And they serve Corgren and his master, the hidden dragon, Magdronu. Athson is drawn into a quest for the concealed Bow of Hart by the mystic Withling, Hastra. But Athson isn't always sure what's real and who his enemies are.

Hugh Quarshie reads the extraordinary autobiography of Solomon Northup. His harrowing true story, first published in 1853, was a key factor in the national debate over slavery prior to the American Civil War, significantly changing public opinion on the topic of abolition. It tells the horrifying tale of Solomon Northup, an educated, free black man living with his wife and children in New York State, whose life takes an appalling turn when he is kidnapped, drugged and sold into slavery.