Episode 21 - Tis the Season for NBA hoops (feat. Tony Ebrahim)

Release Date: 03/22/2019

Description: Strictly’s very own Lakehead is back with a versatile four-tracker on STRICT004. Pushing his MPC to its limits he stacks his maverick UK-heritage rhythms before polishing his tracks with lush floating melodies. The heavy dancefloor focus on the A-Side is contrasted by the mellow backside unfolding its potential in the morning hours to lead you straight into a sacred universe. Buy: https://strictlystrictly.bandcamp.com/album/strict004 @lakehead @strictly_confidential

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Release Date: 03/11/2009

Description: I don't know if there's an apostrophe in "Champions League" or not. "Champion's League" also seems correct.

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Release Date: 01/04/2023

Description: Prophetic art, art that carries a message from the heart of God to strengthen, encourage, or comfort. Today on the SomaSoulworks Podcast, join us in a conversation about this form of prophecy with our very own Erin Marantette. You can find some great examples of prophetic art in the link below, and we would love to see some from you if you gave it a shot!Examples of Erin's prophetic art:One of her first works of prophetic artsMarch 2020, before the whole scope of the pandemic set in Transformation and supportSoaking in His presenceOne of her recent worksOf the piece mentioned in the podcast:- when she first ended- where she finished it- total timelapseFind more information about us on our website and consider joining the conversation with your circle with our small group studies that loosely follow our podcast, which is available every week for free. 

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Release Date: 05/29/2019

Authors: tyler@bluewirepods.com (Blue Wire)

Description: In this episode of Blue Wire Buckets, Ti Windisch, host of Blue Wire's Gyro Step podcast is joined by Buckets regular Mo Dakhil. They discuss the Eastern Conference Finals and if the Warriors will be able to threepeat in 2019. For more podcasts like this, check out bluewirepods.com.

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