Play It Forward Episode 44

Listen to "Play It Forward Episode 44 Televisions Unstoppable Groove" on Spreaker. Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 44: Televisions Unstoppable Groove Actor David Thewlis has been an active member in our entertainment starved wilderness for many decades. From Remus Lupin in Harry Potter to The God Of War in Wonder Woman. Now he stars in the 8 part National Geographic series Barkskin. Jim Sturgess and Brooklyn Prince are the featured attractions in Apple TV +’s Home Before Dark. Because of their age difference that pretty much sets things up for a wide range of fans and followers. VH1’s mega-hit docu-series Black Ink Crew: New York recently made its comeback. The new season saw Ceaser Emmanuel trying to break the cycle of ineptitude. He knew it was time to step up and trim the fat. We also got on positive side of the Coronavirus Covid-19 shutdown. That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Matt Hardy

Listen to "Matt Hardy From AEW Dynamite On TNT" on Spreaker. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) – the hot new wrestling promotion featuring some of the industry’s biggest stars such as Chris Jericho, Cody Rhodes and Jon Moxley – can be seen every Wednesday night on TNT’s AEW: Dynamite. Recently, AEW surprised fans when one of the biggest names in wrestling, Matt Hardy, appeared and set his sights on the dastardly Chris Jericho. Matt Hardy burst on to the scene at age 19, when he revolutionized tag team wrestling with his brother Jeff. More than 20 years later, Matt is still flying high and making waves throughout the wrestling business. At AEW’s highly anticipated signature event, “Double or Nothing,” Matt will take part in the first-ever Stadium Stampede match when he joins The Elite (Kenny Omega, Hangman Page and the Young Bucks) as they battle Chris Jericho’s Inner Circle (Jericho, Sammy Guevara, Jake Hager, Santana & Ortiz) throughout an empty football stadium in Jacksonville, Fla. Matt can discuss his plans for AEW domination in upcoming episodes of TNT’s flagship series, AEW Dynamite, and what fans can expect from the first-ever Stadium Stampede match at Double or Nothing

Joy Cho

Listen to "Joy Cho Releases The Childrens Book Be Curious" on Spreaker. Joy Cho is the founder and creative director of Oh Joy! a graphic design studio that creates products and editorial content celebrating the everyday joyful moments in life. Founded in 2005 as a graphic design studio, Oh Joy! is now a successful lifestyle design brand which includes licensed product lines and a daily editorial content with a focus on design, fashion, and food. Oh Joy’s licensed products include home décor, kids, pet, and furniture collections with brands such as Target, Band-Aid, Calpak, Petco, and more. Cho has authored 3 books and now adds a trio of board books to her brand: · BE CURIOUS; an Oh Joy! story that follows one happy cat as she goes on a sensory adventure full of animal friends, joy, and of course -- curiosity! This book's simple, rhyming text fosters parent-child interactions and read-aloud fun. · YOU’RE OKAY! a sweet and encouraging book about managing everyday kid struggles! Follow a little hedgehog and her friends as they get boo-boos, spill things, or just feel shy. Vibrant, detailed art draws the reader in, and gentle, rhyming text reassures us that no matter what, we are okay! · OH SO KIND! This sweet follow up to Be Curious! and You're Okay! will teach readers how to be a good friend, neighbor, and family member! Follow little llama, who is depicted in a wheelchair, and friends on their adventures, rendered in vibrant, detailed art featuring an adorable cast of animal friends. Whimsical, rhyming text gently nudges the reader toward everyday acts of kindness. This stylish new novelty book series is filled with die-cuts and lift-the-flaps that will inspire and delight early readers. Detailed and adorable illustrations with exploratory interactive peek-through holes ensure that little ones stay engaged and curious as they laugh, explore, and read this story!

Josh And Sig From Deadliest Catch

Listen to "Josh Harris and Sig Hansen From Discovery's Deadliest Catch Bloodline" on Spreaker. This year, the Russians are taking an unprecedented move by revamping their crab quota system, and in turn, cutting down on illegal fishing. Now, the price of King Crab is slated to skyrocket, igniting the most cut-throat season yet. The quicker the captains can catch their crab and return to dock, the more money they can make. Everyone is vying for an edge – luring back some of the fleet’s most legendary faces. But just how hard can they push before things get deadly? It's a competition so fierce, the captains must push into uncharted territory, including one veteran actually going to Russia. This season will bring new fishing alliances, former Catch captains returning to the fleet and a global, headline-grabbing winter storm that pounds their crab boats. Captains Sig Hansen and Josh Harris will share what fans can expect and what it takes to survive the world’s most deadly profession. In Deadliest Catch: Bloodline, Captain Phil Harris was a legend on the Bering Sea who spent decades fishing the icy and treacherous waters off the coast of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. He captained the F/V Cornelia Marie for more than 20 years, and after his tragic passing, his son Josh Harris took over the family business, along with business partner Casey McManus. Now, an unbelievable discovery of mysterious Hawaiian fishing charts scribbled with Captain Phil’s handwriting, notes and statistics, has prompted Deadliest Catch captain and Alaskan legacy fisherman Josh Harris to take a once-in-a-lifetime quest to Hawaii, to learn about the time his late father spent fishing there decades ago.

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 202

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 202" on Spreaker. Overlooking my forest in south Charlotte I came across a wandering thought about the truest form of lessons we could take from any of this mess baring the name Covid-19? Yeah yeah wash your hands and do all you can to socially distance yourself from people you assume are your friends. On this podcast I take a deep look into the awareness of simplicity. I'm amazed at how many people outside the road race to get back to a normal have made their journey moving forward. Simple. Less hectic and stress free. A step toward truly locating this thing called peace and its got nothing to do with how much money you're making. To begin a path of living more simple my wife and I have leaped onto a path that's called The Swedish Death Cleaning. Meaning you get rid of everything that would have no value inside another persons life after your passing. Simplifying the identity has got to be a part of this as well. How much junk do we have on our social media and why is it there collecting digital weight. I'll post things at 3pm on a Monday and take it down by the next day. Real thoughts have no purpose in a growing moment. I probably took this on because I get tired of reading Facebook entries about people not feeling well or finding a day of victory and they respond with "Oh that was last month,." I'm amazed at how nature has reacted during their Coronavirus shut down. We are being served one of the most beautiful Springs ever. Turning our lives around hasn't been the easiest but the payoff seems to be taking on the shape of simpler thoughts, actions and predictions. Which scares me because what will life switch back to when all business doors are open and company leaders need to save the four walls they were hired to protect? The truth of the story doesn't rest in their clutches. It's up to you. A choice. Keeping it simple is house cleaning your mind body and soul. Being aware is your best tool. Hit those closets.

Play It Forward Episode 43

Listen to "Play It Forward Episode 43 Music On The Move With Dru 404Vincent And Joey Sykes" on Spreaker. Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 43: Music On The Move Juno Award Winning and Certified Gold selling International R&B Artist Dru landed his latest release YNF right smack dab in the middle of a global pandemic. It was extremely important to him because he’s been working with a team of hit-making songwriters and producers from back when he was in the Popular R&B group In Essence. Sure, being part of the music scene today sits on the suck side but with enough musicians getting involved things will continue growing forward. 404Vincent is no new comer to the virus side of life. Coming from the Toronto area reshapes the experience he recently through with Sars. Plus he talks about the early moments of having to make the jump toward a live performance on Instagram. Joey Sykes is another singer/songwriter that refuses to let Covid 19 keep him from releasing new vibes. His song is titled Let’s Get Through This. That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Micah Iverson

Listen to "Micah Iverson From NBC's The Voice" on Spreaker. Micah was born and raised in Tokyo to Christian missionary parents. As one of nine children, he turned to singing and taught himself to play guitar in order to set himself apart from his siblings. Micah later moved to the U.S. to attend the University of Virginia. Eager to fit in, he joined an acapella group and continued to work on his personal music. After graduating, Micah pursued a career in business, but felt that he should be doing music instead. Micah quit his job last year and moved to Atlanta to start a band and to be closer to his family. Micah currently works at his brother’s brewery and is focusing entirely on his music.