Suzanne Guldimann, Jimmy P. Morgan, Bonnie Morgan, Brian Chapman, Emmeline Summerton, Claire Chapman, Olivia Pool
95 episodes
2 months ago
New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI).
Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us.
Books & Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens.
Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area.
Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth.
Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan.
More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.
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New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI).
Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us.
Books & Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens.
Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area.
Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth.
Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan.
More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.
Fire comes to the canyon. Will James and his friends escape in time? This is chapter 22 of The Coastwatchers, Topanga New Times original, family friendly fiction serial, written by Suzanne Guldimann, performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
James and Jessie take part in a dramatic rescue, but Malibu is in flames as fire sweeps from the mountains to the sea in chapter 23 of The Coastwatchers, Topanga New Times original, family friendly fiction serial, written by Suzanne Guldimann, performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
Jacob finds a place for himself at the ranch as summer of 1942 winds down in chapter 19 of The Coastwatchers, Topanga New Times original, family friendly fiction serial, written by Suzanne Guldimann, performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
Summer is over—its back to school in September 1942 for James Ellis and his friends, in chapter 19 of The Coastwatchers, Topanga New Times original, family friendly fiction serial, written by Suzanne Guldimann, performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
A new arrival shakes up life on the ranch in chapter 18 of The Coastwatchers, TNT’s original, family friendly fiction serial, The Coastwatchers, written by Suzanne Guldimann and performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
Orphan Jacob Quinn shares his story, and James finds a way to connect with him through music, in chapter 19 of the Coastwatchers, Topanga New Times original, family friendly fiction serial, written by Suzanne Guldimann, performed by Claire Chapman, and recorded and mixed by Brian Chapman at Stone Skipper Sound for New Times Radio. Originally published in Topanga New Times.
Claire interviews Gregoire Thiry. Born in Belgium, raised in Luxembourg, Gregoire Thiry, 32, describes himself as an educator. There’s much more to him than that. Greg is also a musician with a terrific singing voice, as well as a teacher of yoga, mindfulness, movement and science.
Claire interviews Leanne Hirsch. Emmy-award-winning make-up artist and perfumera Leanne Hirsh landed in Topanga seven years ago. “I’ve been a make-up artist for forty years, since my teens,” said Leanne, who just won an Emmy for applying Jada Pinkett Smith’s make-up for her Red Table Talk show.
Jimmy forgoes his typical review to have a conversation with the author!
Billy The Kid - The War For Lincoln County is a historical novel written by Ryan C. Coleman
"Every day, I talk to different clients from all walks of life and listen to their stories—the ones they make up about themselves and the ones they make up about others, and even more relevant for what I’m sharing here are the ones that we’ve all inherited from the world around us. Today, I speak specifically of the concept of judgment." Olivia Pool on MicroJudgments.
"I have found that most people have a bit of an addiction to excitement, myself included. With the ability to hop in a car or a plane and go anywhere on the planet within minutes, or get online and immediately be entertained in some way, I believe that most of us typically want to be experiencing something exciting all the time. Our modern day culture has actually bred us this way. Movies need more action, more sex, more suspense if they are to be hits in the box office. We live in a “more, more, more…” world. There are even so many statistics about how the current up and coming generation has no desire to figure out any type of career path because they are constantly changing routes in search of the next shiny object. Absolutely no disrespect to these young adults, we are all experiencing some version of 'attention deficit disorder' because there are literally a million things ping-ing us for attention and excitement all day long, every day!" Master boring with Olivia Pool.
"Isn’t it interesting how the simple spelling change from Happy Holidays to Happy Holy Days seems to shift something? It lands a little differently, doesn’t it? In addition to the slight word and intonation change, we also actually have to slow down just a tiny bit when we say it. This may seem like a small thing and an irrelevant observation, but I think it can be a powerful one—an invitation to slowness and connectedness. Instead of rushing around this time of year, how can you slow down more? In what ways can you do the opposite of frantically shopping?" Olivia Pool addresses our societal need to slow down during the holiday season.
"Most of us have heard the myth of 'the phoenix rising' where this stunning and colorful bird lives for hundreds of years at a time. At some point, the bird will set its own self on fire, ending its life. From its own ashes, a new young Phoenix is born." Learn about the phoenix metaphor with Olivia Pool in this Work + Life episode.
"On March 17th, 2024, I sat down to write you an article on worthiness and a really simple way to be more aware of our inherent worth. I looked to see if I had written about it before, and sure enough, I had. I re-read the article from a long time ago, and found it to still be pretty solid info. I purposely wanted to share it again because the message is very simple but profound. Also, the method is easy and takes seconds." Learn about worthiness with Olivia Pool in this Work + Life episode.
In Episode 4 of Framed we look into Article 1 and the Enumerated Powers granted to Congress in our Constitution. Also, some discussion about subsequent challenges to those powers we've seen in history.
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"On a moonless night, up on Eagle Rock, an intrepid hiker can see Sagittarius sprawled over the Pacific Ocean. The constellation has 32 stars with planets, at least two of which are 27,710 light years from earth. That means light from these planets takes 27,710 years to reach us. The odd thing about space is that the further out you look, the further back in time you see. You can never 'be here now.'"
New Times Radio (NTR) features audio versions of the top stories from the print edition of Topanga New Times, a magazine serving the Santa Monica Mountains area of Southern California. We share key articles on the arts, culture, history, and environmental issues while living in a Wildlife Urban Interface (WUI).
Discover- Our naturalist and historian Suzanne Guldimann explores local lore and explains the nature around us.
Books & Such- American Historian Jimmy P. Morgan takes us on deep dives into modern society through an American history lens.
Lost CanyonsLA- Emmeline Summerton from @lostcanyonsla uncovers the rich cultural history of the canyons of Los Angeles, and the many influential artists and musicians that have lived in the area.
Work + Life- Olivia Pool is a Transformational Life and Conscious Business Coach bringing forth her thoughts on work/life balance and personal growth.
Storyland- In the mix, you will find special audiobook chapters of The Coastwatchers, our original family friendly fiction series, set in WWII Malibu written by Suzanne Guldimann; and Wednesdays with JMo by Jimmy P. Morgan.
More NTR projects are in development, including original content that hasn’t appeared yet in print. Our producer is Brian Chapman.
