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• #154 - ‘Soulful or Soulless..?’

  Have you ever wondered: What is the soul? Is it real? What does it mean? How do i know i have one?!!! In this Pod I explore the meaning of the soul from a spiritual/metaphysical perspective. In science & psychology we refer to Narcissism within the cluster b personality group, from a philosophical point of view we have the Dark Tetrad which includes narcissism, Psychopathy, Machiavellianism & sadism..however, when observed through a Spiritual lens the emphasis is on the soul quality, presence, warmth & light..this is Soulful..alternatively, where there is a cold, flat, empty space devoid of any light..we wonder: Is there a soul there at all? We call this Soulless..Podcast Editor - Ger KellettCLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE......References ---------------‘Long train running’ The Doobie Brothers from The Captain & me (1973)‘Sweet little mystery’ John Martyn from Grace & Danger (1980)‘In this world’ Moby from Moby 18 (2002)‘You have placed a chill in my heart’ The Eurythmics from Eurythmics greatest hits (1986)‘Cold Cold Cold’ Bonnie Raitt & Little Feat from Rock n Roll doctor Lowell George tribute (1997)‘The Game’ Dory Previn from Mythical kings & Iguanas (1971)‘The miracle of love’ The Eurythmics from Eurythmics greatest hits (1986)‘Lovin in my baby’s eyes’ Taj Mahal from Phantom blues (1996)‘Its only natural’ Crowded house from Woodface (1991)‘Soulshine’ Gvt Mule from The Deep end Vol 1 (2001)

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• #153 - ‘Its a family affair...’

  Scousers, taxi men, tena ladies, drama, hope, healing & hilarity! Family, friends, grief, loss & solidarity. Once again folks I'm delighted to be in conversation with my dear sister, Gez Judge.Podcast Engineer & Editor - Ger KellettCLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE...........References ------------------------‘Family affair’ Sly & the family stone from The essential Sly & the family stone (1971)‘Good vibrations’ The Beach boys from Smiley smile (1966)‘Living years’ Mike & the mechanics from Living years (1988)‘Pennylane’ The Beatles from Magical mystery tour (1967)‘Once bitten twice shy’ Ian Hunter from Ian Hunter (1975)‘Golden years’ David Bowie from Station to Station (1975)‘Just the two of us’ Grovenor Washington Jnr (feat Bill Withers) from In the name of love (1979-1984)‘Everyday people’ Sly & the family stone from the essential Sly & the family stone (1968)‘God only knows’ The Beach boys from Pet sounds (1966)Beautiful noise’ Neil Diamond from Beautiful noise (1976)‘Maggie Mae’ The Beatles from Let it be (1970)‘Lets work together’ Canned heat from The very best of Canned hear (1989)

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• #152 - ‘Breaking good..’

  Why do we say what we say? What is behind our words? What exactly are we trying to convey? What do we long to hear & why? This episode explores our unique signatures, who we really are, how we express that often hidden but most beautiful aspect of ourselves..& of course some kick ass music! Sumptuous guitar breaks, scintillating solos that somehow touch & express that unique mysterious place within us..Podcast Editor - Ger KellettCLICK HERE FOR THE MUSIC PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE...........References ----------------------‘The Cowboy song’ Thin Lizzy from Jailbreak (1976)‘Sweetheart like you’ Bob Dylan from Infidels (1983)‘Hotel California’ The Eagles from Hotel California (1976)‘Mother’ Pink Floyd from The Wall (1976)‘Rikki don’t loose that number’ Steely Dan from Pretzel logic (1974)‘Dont stop’ Fleetwood Mac from Rumours (1977)‘Who knows where the time goes’ Fairport Convention from The History of Fairport (1972)‘Magic man’ Heart from Drewmboat Annie (1975)‘Easy’ The Commodores from Commodores (1977)‘Midnight in Harlem’ Tedeschi Trucks band from Revelator (2011)‘Purple rain’ Prince & the Revolution from Purple rain (1984)‘Crazy mama’ JJ Cale from Naturally (1972)

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• #151 - ‘Voice tone-real meaning, & the Mench factor..’

  Hey! What’s that sound? I can hear you, can you hear me? In this episode we take a good look at communication through the sounds of our voices..our tonality, inflection, speed, pitch & energy etc..there is far more information in how we say something as opposed to what we are saying-the content. Mench is good-gammy is bad! & as always I will delve into some great tunes that have amazing opening vocal intros..sit back & enjoy Podcast Editor - Ger KellettCLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE................References --------------------------‘Black dog’ Led Zeppelin from Zeppelin 4 (1971)‘Road to nowhere’ Talking heads from Little creatures (1985)‘Paperback writer’ The Beatles from 1962-1966 (The Red album) ‘Seven bridges road’ liveThe Eagles from The Eagles greatest hits Vol2 (1980)‘Barbara Ann’ The Beach boys from The Beach boys party (1965)‘Tutti Frutti’ Little Richard from Heres Little Richard (1957)‘Lonesome looser’ Little river band from first under the wire (1979)‘Loaded’ Primal Scream from Screamadelica (1990)‘Homeless’ Paul Simon & Ladysmith Black mambazo from Graceland (1986)‘Never been to Spain’ Three dog night from Harmony (1971)‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Queen from Night at the opera (1975)‘Love’s in need of love today Stevie Wonder from Songs in the key of life (1976)

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• #150 - ‘Keys to your heart’

  This pod tinkles the ivories & caresses the keyboards to our hearts as I lay out some famous piano openings (& some not so famous) & simultaneously explore the multifaceted nuances & expressions of our hearts... How we transmit & receive & discerning the good faith heart from the deceptive heart...  enjoy!Podcast Editor - Ger KellettCLICK HERE FOR THE PLAYLIST FOR THIS EPISODE...........References --------------------------------‘New Frontier’ Donald Fagan from The Nightfly (1982)‘You’ve got a friend’ Carole King from Tapestry (1971)‘Bloody well right’ Supertramp from Crime of the century (1974)‘Let it be’ The Beatles from let it be (1970)‘Changes’ David Bowie from Hunky Dory (1971)‘Court & Spark’ Joni Mitchell from Court & Spark (1974)‘Dont let the sun go down on me’ Elton John from Caribou (1974)‘The Pretender’ Jackson Browne from The Pretender (1976)‘Short people’ Randy Newman from Little Criminals (1976)‘Whiter shade of pale’ Procol Harum single version (1967)‘The Stranger’ Billy Joel from The Stranger (1977)‘Mistra know it all’ Stevie Wonder from The sounds of Stevie Wonder (1977)

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