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Gaia House is a meditation retreat centre offering silent meditation retreats in the Buddhist tradition. We warmly welcome people of every age, ethnicity, cultural heritage and religious background, socio-economic group, sexual orientation and gender identity, and we are actively working to investigate and remove barriers to inclusion. Join us in to explore the teachings of the Buddha, guided by experienced Dharma teachers from all over the world.
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The Exorcist TV Show Podcast

Exorcist Congregants: Zoe, Gaia, and Tina

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A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to! So sit back, relax, and list ...
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This podcast is all about transformation-mindfulness and mental health, community and sharing. Real people, real stories.....and loads of other lovely stuff. Hosted by Danny Hill, the Monk on a Motorbike. Inspire, empower, transform.
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The Monochrome Picture Show

Gaia Kriscak and Conall McManus

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A film podcast about the hidden tones of cinema, brought to you by Gaia and Conall. Gaia Kriscak is the producer and co-host of the show. She is a writer, film researcher, and coach passionate about domestic spaces (both on and off the screen). During each episode, she chats with her co-host, Conall McManus, who is an author, teacher, and film writer for Fanfare and Frame Rated. They met while studying cinema, and have never stopped talking about it since. Together, they dive into accessible ...
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For news lovers everywhere. Join former BBC reporter and broadcast journalist Angela Walker as she engages in thought-provoking conversations with inspirational individuals about current affairs and under-reported issues. We examine stories mainstream media don’t cover: issues of social justice and campaigns that aim to improve society and the world we live in. We look at issues around government, climate change, the environment and world around us. In this podcast, we aim to shed light on i ...
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Send us a text In this conversation, John Cardamone shares his personal journey of healing from childhood abuse and explains how he helps families, schools and organisations create better connections with children, so they are happy and confident - and able to confide if things go wrong. John explains how his mum's reaction when he disclosed be was…
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(Gaia House) An Online Dharma Hall session includes a Guided Meditation, a Dharma Talk, and responses to unrecorded questions. A three-part series examining the role of passion, compassion, and dispassion on the Buddha's path to peace. This week, the disentangling release that comes from renunciation of paths that promise a happiness but don't deli…
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(Gaia House) An Online Dharma Hall session includes a Guided Meditation, a Dharma Talk, and responses to unrecorded questions. A three-part series examining the role of passion, compassion, and dispassion on the Buddha's path to peace. This week, the freedom pathway and fruit of compassion. Including the interplay between compassion, forgiveness, a…
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Send us a text It's 20 years since the Boxing Day tsunami in the Indian Ocean that killed more than 200,000 people. Londoner Ani Naqvi was asleep in a beach hut in Sri Lanka when the tsunami hit, filling the hut with water and almost drowning her. In this podcast Ani shares her life before the tsunami, the harrowing experience of the disaster, and …
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(Gaia House) An Online Dharma Hall session includes a Guided Meditation, a Dharma Talk, and responses to unrecorded questions. A three-part series examining the role of passion, compassion, and dispassion on the Buddha's path to peace. This week, how we get fired up, impassioned, and passionate. Looking at where that is beneficial and when it isn't…
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Send us a text Adults with learning difficulties are being moved out of their homes against their wills - with some ending up in secure accommodation. Around forty "villages" have been shut down over the past few years and many residents face problems finding suitable housing. Campaigners say adults with learning difficulties and their families are…
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Send us a text When Gaia Young arrived at hospital confused, vomiting and complaining of a severe headache, it was assumed she was drunk or on drugs. She wasn't. The 25 year-old from London died from swelling to the brain. But what caused it? In this podcast Angela Walker talks to Gaia's mother Lady Dorit Young about her relentless campaign for ans…
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Send us a text Institutional racism, socio-economic factors and low aspirations from teachers are causing boys of Caribbean descent to fail in school. That's the view of founder of The Westside and Lewisham Young Leaders Academies, by David Okoro. Children of black Caribbean descent face significant educational disparities, with lower achievement i…
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Send us a text What would you do if your child died as a result of medical negligence and doctors and the police colluded to cover it up? That's what happened in the case of ten-year-old Robbie Powell. His parents are campaigning for all healthcare professionals to be legally obligated to tell the truth following a negligent death. They're supporte…
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Send us a text Racists are on the rampage in the UK, with over 100 far-right protests planned later today. I talk to Leroy of Caribbean heritage and Mo whose Indian family were immigrants about the impact of these attacks on their communities and the country as a whole. We discuss the historical context of racism in the UK and the need for accounta…
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Today I'm talking to meditation teacher, Yanai Postelnik about old age, sickness, death and the Dhamma Yanai was diagnosed with bowel cancer just over a year ago and so has a very personal experience of both the Dhamma and ill health. He has led retreats on the subject and talks very openly and candidly about what he has been through, so far from b…
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Send us a text Thousands of patients were lied to and given blood products that infected them with HIV and Hepatitis. Doctors knowingly infected hundreds of children and then covered it up. @AngelaWalkerReportsInterviews Medical professionals and politicians put vulnerable patients at "unacceptable risk" the UK"s Infected Blood Inquiry report has f…
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Send us a text Two million scientific experiments were carried out on animals in the UK in 2022. More than four thousand Beagles were among them. Home office figures published in April 2024 show that in 2022 there were 175 cases of non-compliance to government regulations regarding the welfare of animals used in testing. More than 16,000 animals we…
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Send us a text Around 100,000 people in the UK are living with HIV. 75% of them say they face discrimination because of it. Why is that and what can be done about it? In this podcast episode, journalist Angela Walker interviews Matthew Hodson, Executive Director of the charity aidsmap about the stigma surrounding HIV and what can be done to address…
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Send us a text Imagine going in for routine day surgery to help stop occasional bladder leaks and being left permanently disabled needing a wheelchair or stoma bag. That's what's happened to thousands of women around the world. When Kath Sansom of Sling the Mesh began her campaign, she never imagined it would resonate with so many. This episode bri…
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Today my guest is Ayala Gill. Ayala has been committed to a path of insight and awakening sinceher early twenties. She has been practicing Iyengar yoga since 1977 -aged justsix years old- Insight Meditation and Dhamma since 1995, Insight Yoga(including yin yoga and psychospiritual enquiry) since 2001 and the animisticpractices of the Andean-Inkan H…
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Send us a text A look forward to upcoming stories in the series Angela Walker in Conversation with topics ranging from animal testing to medical negligence. And a reminder of some of the stories we've covered so far - including disability discrimination and environmental destruction. Also, how you can get involved and support independent journalism…
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Send us a text Body image concerns related to weight and appearance are now prevalent on a global scale, leading to widespread mental health pressures. This conversation explores the topics of body image, self-acceptance, and the impact of social media and advertising on our perception of beauty. Alexandra Vince, a boudoir photographer, shares her …
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Send us a text Bite size. Full length version available. Bottom trawling is a destructive fishing method that indiscriminately catches everything in its path, causing damage to the seabed and releasing carbon. Over the past 150 years, bottom trawling has depleted fish populations and harmed marine biodiversity. Efforts have been made to mitigate th…
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Send us a text 95 percent of fish stocks in the North Sea have been depleted due to over-fishing and bottom trawling. Bottom trawling is a destructive fishing method that indiscriminately catches everything in its path, causing damage to the seabed and releasing carbon. Over the past 150 years, bottom trawling has depleted fish populations and harm…
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Send us a text Jim Smith has sold one million children's books and his graphic novels inspire children all over the world who might otherwise not pick up a book. He won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize in 2013 for his second book “I am still not a Loser” and the second book in the spin-off series Future Ratboy won The Laugh Out Loud Children's Book Award…
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🎬 House on Haunted Hill as a horror and murder mystery B-movie 👻 Join hosts Gaia and Conall in Episode 17 of the Monochrome Picture Show as they talk about "House on Haunted Hill" (1959). From discussing its origins as a B-movie to dissecting its influence on the horror genre, this episode is a captivating journey through one of the lesser-known vi…
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🎬 Check out the latest episode of The Monochrome Picture Show as Gaia and Conall unravel the brand new spy film "Argylle" directed by Mathieu Vaughan. Join the discussion as they dissect the film's plot, performances, and genre relevance. 🎙️ From analyzing the effectiveness of the film's trailer to critiquing the performances of its star-studded ca…
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Welcome to another episode of The Monochrome Picture Show! 🎬 In this installment, we get into the timeless classic "Groundhog Day" directed by Harold Ramis. Join us as we unravel the layers of this iconic film and explore its profound philosophical themes. 🎙️ We talk about the character of Phil Connors, a self-centered weatherman trapped in a time …
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Send us a text The UK is in the middle of a chronic housing shortage. The government wants 300 thousand new homes built every year, but where should they go? Local authorities are under pressure and campaigners want to protect green spaces. How can we get the balance between the need for new homes and sustainability? Join me as I discuss these issu…
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🎬 Episode 14: The Death of Stalin Welcome to a new episode of The Monochrome Picture Show, where we dive deep into the complexities of Armando Iannucci's "The Death of Stalin." Join us as we dissect the gripping narrative and stellar performances that define this darkly comedic exploration of power dynamics in post-Stalinist Russia. 🎙️ In this epis…
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🎬 Episode 13. Dr. Strangelove Join us on this new episode of The Monochrome Picture Show, where we discuss Stanley Kubrick's comedic masterpiece, "Dr. Strangelove". From Kubrick's unique comedic vision to the stellar performances by Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, and Sterling Hayden, we provide insightful commentary on this iconic Cold War satire.…
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Join us in the latest episode of the Monochrome Picture Show as we dive into the depths (pun absolutely intended) of the 1981 classic, "Das Boot." In this episode, we unravel the layers of this immersive World War II drama directed by Wolfgang Petersen. The unique perspective of Das Boot presents German soldiers as protagonists and portrays war thr…
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Join us in Episode 11 of 'The Monochrome Picture Show' as we dive into the world of Alfred Hitchcock's 'Lifeboat.' Through insightful discussions, we explore the film's themes, Hitchcock's chamber drama techniques, and its lasting influence on contemporary cinema. A must-listen for film enthusiasts and those intrigued by the art of suspenseful stor…
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This week, as promised, we dive into The Bourne Identity. Exploring character development in action films, we compare it to our previous discussion on The Beekeeper and Conall's review, of Doug Liman's film, where he uses Freudian and Eriksonian concepts to analyze plot and character development. Discover how "The Bourne Identity" transcends the ty…
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The Beekeeper is not the best movie you will watch this year, or even ever. And yet, watching it can still be a chill and fun experience. In this episode, we discuss Conall's review of The Beekeeper, published on Frame Rated, and dive into everything that went wrong, ultimately defining The Beekeeper as a "guilty pleasure". If you are into action m…
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In this episode, we talk about Night Swim (2024) - the first horror movie of the year! We compare its pros and cons and discuss how this debut film by Bryce McGuire adds to the field of horror movies. The only thing better than a pool is a haunted pool. #NightSwim #HorrorMovie #BryceMcGuire #HorrorDebut #FirstHorrorOfTheYear #FilmAnalysis #HauntedP…
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In this episode, we talk about The Babadook (2014), by Jennifer Kent, to celebrate its 10th anniversary. We discuss the unforgettable opening, the stages of grief, parents' archetypes (and stereotypes), as well as The Babadook's role as one of the first New Generation horrors. #TheBabadook #JenniferKent #10thAnniversary #HorrorFilm #CinematicCelebr…
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Send us a text Imagine losing your child to a highly poisonous gas while he's asleep in his home. This is the heart-wrenching reality that our guests, Zane Gbangbola's parents, Kye Gbangbola and Nicole Lawler lived through. Listen as they walk us through the series of events that led to Zane's death. They tell of environmental negligence, unaccount…
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Send us a text Two years ago BBC sports reporter Chris Slegg was told the unexpected news that he needed a heart transplant within a year. He was only 41. Married, with two children, the news plunged him into a deep depression as he feared for the wellbeing of his children. https://www.doctors.net.uk/AngelaWalker I first worked with Chris and his w…
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Send us a text Every time untreated sewage is dumped in our rivers millions of microplastic particles also make their way into the water. When these discharges take place during low river flows, the microplastics settle on the riverbed, coated in a cocktail of chemicals and pathogens. These particles can be mistaken for food by hungry fish, thereby…
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Send us a text EXCLUSIVE. Government commits to reviewing new evidence in Primodos scandal for first time. Families who believe miscarriages and devastating birth defects were caused by the NHS-prescribed pregnancy test Primados say it's a fantastic positive that the British government has told this programme it is "committed to reviewing all new e…
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Today my guest is Ethan Pollock, meditation teacher andco-founder of Mindful Living Community. Ethan has been facilitating mindfulnessgroups and retreats for over a decade. In his early twenties he gave up a career as a commercially successful artist and spent five years training at Plum Village with the internationally recognized mindfulness teach…
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