EMarie Diaries: 2022 'Squirrel' Series: Recent Episodes
EMarie Greene
Started randomly in 2021, this podcast deals with life topics: Introspection, Music, Advice, Empowerment, and true-life realities, we follow your content writer on random topics and adventures. Meant for personal growth and entertainment, you are welcome walk with me as I read poems and recite originals; share my views, talk with friends, and play some tunes! Always open to sharing, honesty and education, journey with me as we seek to accept our own internal beauty as human beings, and soak up wisdom from "Aunt Re" as you might choose to discover it.
When you feel weak, like giving in.. find a life line to hold onto until it gets better.. hang on!
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This American astronaut had a very celebrated beginning, all because blacks were segregated in this time of history. He refused to be diminished, and it changed the future for the better!
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Thanks to Thought.com for the background support history of this amazing black woman in history, Miss. Marian Anderson! This woman was an ethnic trailblazer.
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Reading from page 147, from Iyanla Vanzant's book: Faith In The Valley: Lessons For Women On The Journey To Peace.
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Inspirations as we read from the book Faith In The Valley: Lessons For Women On The Journey To Peace, by Iyanla VanZant.
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It was the 1920s. She was bold, brave, and took France by storm! Josephine Baker rebuked life under the oppression of America's treatment of African-Americans, ran to find her freedom and happiness in a very welcoming country, that was not only free of racial segregation, but also allowed for a 'sensual' freedom that Josephine embraced. Hers was a star that reached heights she worked hard for, pushed on against odds to achieve a life she chose of her own volition, and a statement to what one can do if they set their mind to it, continue to think positive, go for it, and have no regrets. She was a figure of resistance, support, and gentility. This beautiful, melanin burlesque star and French singer is today's topic on EMarie diaries - I'm EMarie, are you ready? Let's go!
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We are reading from page 70 of the book Faith In The Valley: Lessons For Women On The Journey To Peace, by Iyanla Vanzant. Page 70 is our topic today
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Reading from Iyanla Vanzant's book, Faith In The Valley: Lessons For Women On The Journey To Peace.
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Today we are today we are reading from Iyanla Vanzant's book Faith In The Valley: Lessons For Women On the Journey To Peace. Page 261 is being discussed. Can you believe in yourself?
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Reading page 113 from Iyanla Vanzant's book: Faith In The Valley, Lessons For Women In The Journey To Peace
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Reading from Iyanla Vanzant's book: Faith In The Valley, Lessons For Women On That Journey To Peace. Today's reading is page 221.
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This page discusses understanding the kind of hunter you may be, and asks the question: what you are seeking? A reading from page 199, Faith In The Valley, Lessons For Women In Their Journey To Peace.
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Be scared, be nervous, just do it anyway! See what happens... Reading from Iyanla Vanzant's book "Faith in The Valley, Lessons For Women On Their Journey To Peace", page 184.
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It's a year ago, 2021.. EMarie and Lynne rambled on about the new year of 2021, masks and stimulus ideas! Come listen in!
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Halloween Short Rap 1 and 2 Made By Queen PriyDJ (my granddaughter) Hope you Enjoy! :) Happy Halloween! Eat Lots Of Candy! :)
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It was 1993 or 94, and I borrowed a group of guys for about 3 weeks, to enter and compete in the AZ Blues Showdown, at Bob Corritore's club - The Rhythm Room, in Phoenix AZ. Somehow waking up this morning to an old Elton John tune "I Feel Like A Bullett in the Gun of Robert Ford" triggered this random memory I'd like to share with you.
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Babysitting my newest grandchild brings back memories and anticipation of the adorable young guy.
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This episode introduces you to the mission and vision of the original thoughts behind this podcast antecedence. In Children Learn What They Live, a poem by Dorothy Law Nolte, she expresses cause and reaction in children and maturity. I challenge you to review each sentence of this poem with me, and recognize what you need to change, regardless of how it came to be embedded within you at this moment, and empower and envision that change, then start to act on that new and caring way of life - today!
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A quick pick to get my prose out this morning! Have you ever heard the beginning of this poem? No one ever knows how the erst of it goes... well here it is! Trees, by Joyce Kilmer.
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This is an original poem of mine, copywritten back in 1977 and part of an unpublished collection that I am sharing with you.
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Prepare to hear some lovely readings by late african-american poets of the past, including Countee Cullen, Nikki Giovanni, and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
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In sections 4 - 6 of this awesome book of poetry I've been reciting, you'll find that I get a bit choked up speaking the words for the Home and Mother section choice. It makes me respect the young man in this story deeply and wish for more of them in this world. Join me and listen to these poems: A Creed by Edwin Markham, Somebody's Mother by Mary Dow Brine, and A Dutch Lullaby by Eugene Field.
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Enjoy more poetry reading by EMarie Greene, from 'The Best Loved Poems of the American People' - reciting one poem from the first six sections of the book, which was published in 1936 by Hazel Felleman. Poems in recitation: Her Answer by John Bennett, Outwitted by Edwin Markham, and The African Chief by William Cullen Bryant.
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Do you remember your favorite poetry book from your childhood? Mine was "Best Loved Poems of The American People", a collection of poetry from pre-1932. In this episode you're hear EMarie read for you: Hell in Texas, Judged by the Company One Keeps, Jenny Kissed Me, Stopping By the Woods on A Snowy Evening, I Had But 50 Cents, and I Walked a Mile.
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Randomness abounds with this episode about the neighborhood and being neighborly, non- racist, and next-level nice!
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