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Work Junction

Work Junction

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Flexible co working space near huda city center Gurgoan. Work Junktion is the leading coworking space-as-a-service platform, offering flexible shared office space , co work space, Free Parking space, Events, Dedicated Seats, Private Cabins, virtual office space, Space for one on one private meetings, High Speed Internet, Spacious cafeteria, 24 * 7 Power Back Up, Conference Room, solutions to foster creativity and increase productivity, reimagining the workplace for everyone from freelancers ...
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White Rock Junction

Rev. Jonathan Marshall

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White Rock Junction is the daily broadcast of the White Rock Free Baptist Church in Gorham, Maine, USA. Listen to hear answers to questions like "what about God?", "where did I come from?", "why do people act the way they do?", and "what is my purpose in life?","what comes next, or is there life after death?", "what is faith, really?". The broadcast airs locally on WRKJ 88.5 and WWPC 91.7 FM.
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Yeehaw Junction

Ricky Mast and Ben Ingram

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Two friends who work in baseball, Ben Ingram and Ricky Mast, spend their offseason doing what they love best: Talking about music. During each episode of Yeehaw Junction Ben and Ricky explore unique themes and topics of discussion based around their love of music. Season 1 topics include: Favorite live albums? Favorite cover songs? If you had a time machine, what artists would travel back in time to see and when would you see them? What were you listening to during your senior year of high s ...
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Mediapolis Now

Scott Rodgers / Mediapolis: A Journal of Cities and Culture

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Mediapolis Now is the podcast channel of Mediapolis: A Journal of Cities and Culture. Like its parent journal, our podcast puts media and the city into conversation. We are interested in how scholars, artists and other practitioners see the practices, rhythms and motilities of the city through patterns of media use, exposure and desire; and who approach media forms, representations, infrastructures and industries as intrinsic aspects of urban living. Our channel hosts three series, all explo ...
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Breakups suck — for everyone. Whether it is a movie star or their invisible assistant. 'How I Dealt With It' makes breakups less suck-y, and doubles up as a GPS from Break Up Junction to Move On Avenue. (or Break Up Gali to Move On Nagar, if you are desi and love a good Indian reference!) Hosted, Written and Produced by Divyani Rattanpal
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The Blonde & The Bald

Drs. Elizabeth Bagley & Frederick T Schurger

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Are you experiencing back pain that you can’t get rid of? Getting migraines and/or having trouble sleeping with no identifiable cause? Do you feel like you’ve tried everything out there to treat these aches and pains but have little to no improvement? Chiropractic treatment might be the solution you’ve been looking for. There is hope yet! Get expert guidance from Blair chiropractors, The Blonde and The Bald, Drs. Beth Bagley & Frederick Schurger. On this show, they explain how chiropractic c ...
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New Writing North

New Writing North

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New Writing North is a development agency for creative writing and creative reading based in the north east of England. We specialise in the development of talent and act as a dynamic broker between writers, agents and producers across the creative industries. As a promoter of new writing we work to engage people with creative reading, with live literary experiences and with new plays, films and digital work. Our commitment to raising the aspirations and developing the creativity of young pe ...
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Valentin Silvestrov was forced to leave his native Ukraine after the Russian invasion of 2022. His music has a prescient quality that unerringly seems to express the fate of his homeland. Raymond Bisha introduces the world premiere recordings of his intimate Violin Concerto and the heartfelt, single-span Eighth Symphony. Notable for their economy o…
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This album with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra features music by Australian composer Liza Lim, with whom the orchestra has an ongoing relationship. Over the past decade the orchestra has been involved in commissioning all three works on this album: The Compass for orchestra with solo flute and digeridoo, A Sutured World for Cello and Orchest…
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The music of Alan Hovhaness, one of America’s most prolific composers, enchants with his signature synthesis of East and West. Influenced by his Armenian heritage and a fascination with nature and spirituality, Hovhaness sought to create music “for all people, music which is beautiful and healing.” Raymond Bisha introduces the latest Naxos album of…
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There is a span of nearly six decades between the first and last of the compositions on this album of piano music by Czech composer Alois Hába, with works written during various creative periods and with differing intentions. As a whole, they document both the development of the composer’s musical thinking and goals and the diversity of approach to…
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Vasari Singers, one of the UK's pre-eminent choirs, have titled their new album The Music Never Ends, referencing Michel Legrand and his celebrated song How do you Keep the Music Playing? And by the end of the album's twenty-one tracks, you'll wish it could be so. Raymond Bisha dips into the programme's multi-faceted offerings, while didgeridoo pla…
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Composer/poet Oscar Lorenzo Fernandez was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1897. He went on to become a leading figure in the development of Brazil's classical music scene, as a composer, conductor, musicologist, and a professor of harmony in the National Music Institute in Rio de Janeiro, as well as other institutions. Along with Francisco Mignone and ot…
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In this podcast Raymond Bisha talks with Julian Azkoul, Director of United Strings of Europe, about how the group started, about their album, and about how they started recording for BIS label at the invitation of their legendary founder and producer Robert von Bahr. It is hard to overstate how important Robert's unequivocal support was for the ens…
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In Biber’s time, harmony was something cosmic, vibrating in a God-given resonance between human, instrumental, and celestial bodies. After all, the string instrument in early modern Europe was configured as a human body – with a neck, belly, and ribs to match. The Sonatas were therefore not only designed to delight, but also potentially to balm and…
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“I feel that you will achieve your greatest triumphs in [the symphonic] genre for I consider you to have precisely the properties that make a great symphonic composer. This is my firm belief.” Thus wrote Jan Sibelius in 1914 to his former student Leevi Madetoja. Raymond Bisha presents supporting evidence for that foresight in extracts from Madetoja…
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Welcome to Going Interior—a podcast about doing hard jobs and living well. Former Combat Medic and Firefighter Shawn Montgomery takes us on a personal journey through these high-stakes jobs and their impact on his life. Join our host, Captain Jamie Kavanaugh, for this wide-ranging and thoughtful discussion—and don’t forget to share the episode with…
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The musical partnership of pianists Anna Geniushene and Lukas Geniušas, both esteemed prize-winners of major international competitions, is not just a testament to their flourishing solo careers and a shared musical heritage and philosophy. It is a profound expression of their deep emotional connection, a bond that resonates in their performances a…
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Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon's ballet The Winter's Tale (after Shakespeare) was first performed by Covent Garden's Royal Ballet in 2014. In this podcast, the score's creative unfolding is described by composer Joby Talbot, prior to a 2025 performance of the ballet in New York City. The presenter is Raymond Bisha.…
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ToKnight Live (Period 3) with Rebecca S, Sahana S, and Jess V 6-11-25 Students empty their backpacks at the end of the school year and decide what they will and won’t save. Hear ToKnight Live reflect on what they’re keeping for next year on a podcast from 107.9FM WWPH in Princeton Junction(NJ).By 107.9 FM, WWPH, Princeton Junction, NJ (West Windsor-Plainsboro High School radio station)
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This podcast introduces a recently released, diverse programme of works for guitar trio bound by the common thread of music inspired by stories from literature, stage or screen. Performed by the Volterra Project Trio, the album's seventeen tracks take us from the rhythmic exuberance and tragic beauty of Bernstein’s West Side Story to the evocative …
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In his album liner notes Behzod Abduraimov writes: "I see this pairing as an opportunity to present two vastly different emotional and philosophical worlds within the same album. I want to offer listeners a striking contrast: the depth and complexity of Prokofiev’s world against Shor’s more lyrical and accessible approach. Each piece reflects diffe…
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ToKnight Live (Period 3) with Rebecca S, Liv C, Sahana S, and Jess V 6-6-25 North day is a fun afternoon full of games, bounce houses, cotton candy, and more. Hear ToKnight Live with Rebecca, Liv, Sahana, and Jess discuss the event on a podcast from 107.9FM, WWPH in Princeton Junction(NJ).By 107.9FM, WWPH, Princeton Junction, NJ (West Windsor-Plainsboro High School radio station)
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In his later years, Liszt increasingly pursued his favoured causes by using piano transcriptions of other composers' works; and his own symphonic poems appeared as transcriptions from the 1850s. In 1865 Liszt famously complained to Hans von Bülow that “I have better things to do with my time than transcribe, paraphrase, and illustrate, and from now…
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This project by Alon Sariel and the Kölner Akademie celebrates the versatility of the mandolin on the cusp of the classical period. However, the (hi)story of the mandolin in Vienna is surprisingly different from elsewhere in Europe, and in some cases we are still discovering new astonishing aspects. In contrast to the rest of Europe, Vienna seems t…
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