Segment 0 – Before Broadcast

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
11:00 AM	Master Sha Teacher	Breathing Meditation with Master Sha’s Calligraphy w/ Francisco Quintero

Segment 1 – Opening

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
11:30 AM	Michael Douglas Video	Live stream starts
11:31 AM	Paul Sladkus	Opening
11:33 AM	FOWPAL Bell Ceremony	Dr Hong speaks and rings the FOWPAL
11:47 AM	UN Special Embassy and Department of Transportation	Talk about Special Envoy of UN Road and show video
11:52 AM	Church of Assumption – Video	Virtual performance of Handel’s Messiah Hallelujah
11:58 AM	Global Peace Minute	Dot Maver speaks from Global Peace Minute

Segment 2 – OMMM

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
12:00 PM	Ringo Starr Video	Ringo Starr honoring the Moment/Meditative Minute of Silence
12:01 PM	Yogini Jaima – Host	Intro to Peace Starts Within, Intro to OMMM, chant
12:05 PM	Yogmata Keiko Aikawa	Intro Video followed by her opening remarks and meditation
12:18 PM	Reachel Singh	Performance of “Om Bhur Bhuva Svaha” – “Warrior” – “Kintsugi”
12:34 PM	Evin Schwartz w/ Divya Alter, Yogi Cam, Eric Kussin	Sharing from OMMMbassadors, announcement of co-created conscious content on Belouga platform
12:51 PM	Mia Narciso-Krutz and friends	Performance of “Stay Awhile”
1:00 PM	Jane Goodall – video	Peace remarks
1:11 PM	Tenzin Seldon w/ Yogi Cam	Sharing about investing in high-growth climate technologies
1:21 PM	Laura Carisa Gardia w/Stefania Passamonte	Performance of “A Passage of Time and Vision” from COPera
1:28 PM	Caz Coronel	Performance of “Sunapse”
1:38 PM	UNDP – Anna Medri and Leonardo Cerda	Panelcharla Video and sharing about rights against illegal mining in Ecuador
1:48 PM	Eden Energy – Jonathan Appel, Joyous Heart, and Gözde Appel w/ Jarvis Smith	Interview with Eden Energy
1:58 PM	Rebecca Irby – Video	Video intro to Pause for Peace
2:01 PM	Antonique Smith	Performance: “Imagine” and “Here Comes the Sun” and Intro to SUN-Day
2:12 PM	Dr. Scilla Elworthy – Video	Peace remarks
2:18 PM	Sister Jenna	Conversation on inner peace and its role in global peace
2:26 PM	Sister Jenna with Dust of Soul	Closing Meditation with Performance of “Om Shanti”
2:30 PM	NY Climate Week – Adam Lake	NY Climate Week sharing, hand over to AY

Segment 3 – AY Young

 

 

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
2:32 PM	Intro Video	AY Intro Video
2:33 PM	AY Performs	AY performs and joined by Andrew James and Mim Nicole

Segment 4 – Pause the World For Peace/Good News Broadcasting

 

 

Start	Speaker/Artist	What
3:20 PM	Reverand Paul Sladkus	Intro
3:21 PM	Giorgia Fumanti	Performs “Hallelujah” and “You Raise Me Up”
3:31 PM	World Madam Singers and Anni Huang	World Madam Singers Perform and Anni Huang speaks
3:40 PM	Wood Stock Forever, One World, and Pal McCartney  – video	Segment from Wood Stock Forever movie, One World Video and Baby You Can Drive My Car video
3:47 PM	Douglas Quarteze and Eric Stoller	Eric Stoller speaking, Douglas Performance – Man on a Mission/Land Air and Sea Mesh
3:52 PM	Jonathan Gross	Performance – ”Byzantine”
3:58 PM	Irene Michaels	Performance – “Feeling Free”
4:03 PM	Tirlok Malik	Peace laughing comedian
4:06 PM	AJ Raggs	Performance – “My Kinda People”
4:11 PM	Prince Parker	Performance – “Star Spangled Banner” (Jimi Hendrix rendition)
4:18 PM	Flag Ceremony, the NYC Share Dance School Students perform in the Peace Circle, Katya Grineva plays piano, followed everyone in Peace Circle singing Imagine to Shakira video	During the Flag Ceremony, the NYC Share Dance School Students perform in the Peace Circle area, Katya Grineva plays the piano, followed by Human Peace Sign and Shakira Video plays at the same time, and people sing to it
4:34 PM	Stevie Wonder video followed by Jane Goodall Video	Videos of Stevie Wonder and Jane Goodall
4:35 PM	NY Climate Week + Adam Lake, Jarvis Smith, Reverand Paul Sladkus, AY Young	NY Climate Week Kick-Off
4:37 PM	Closing w/ Annie video	Paul’s closing remarks, Annie video

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We’re Not just for Actors
We’re not just for actors, singers, dancers, performers, musicians, artists and writers, although we have many treasured and creative members in those professions!

Everyone is Welcome
Whether you are a creative professional, an aficionado of the performing and literary arts, or simply someone looking for an opportunity to socialize and network with other like minded people, you are welcome to our community.

And we’re a Theater, too!
And don’t forget that our sanctuary is also an off-Broadway theater space!

We are part of the New York performing arts community, and proud of it.

www.theactorstemple.org

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HAPPENING TODAY!

at Pier 46 from 3-5pm

I am thrilled – joining today’s Equinox/ NFT launch celebration are special friends who will be sharing their beautiful energy and talent – performing today include City Councilor Erik Bottcher, Laraaji, Eve Zanni, The Bliss Singers, Robin Greenstein and Gitesha.

At 3:21PM – the exact moment of the equinox

Gong master, Pascal Dinoia, will lead a ceremony.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

Bidding on my NFTs begins at 3:21pm today.

BE THE FIRST TO BID!

To view #COMINGandGOING series

go to: www.suzen.nyc/nft.

To make a bid go to:

opensea.io/collection/suzen

Have a happy, fruitful Autumn!
be well and safe,
xox
SuZen

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Landmark Locations
Since the 1950’s, Junior’s has been famous for great food, great fun, great service, and, of course, the best cheesecake. Our original location in Brooklyn on Flatbush Avenue is still thriving. Or you can visit us in some of our more recent landmark additions—in New York’s famous Grand Central Terminal or in the heart of the theater district on Broadway in Times Square. You can even try your luck at our first restaurant outside of New York—at the Fox Tower Hotel at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut. With a full menu ranging from steaks to seafood and sandwiches to salads and cheesecake, we know you’ll have a fabulous dining experience at any of our establishments and, of course, don’t forget to order dessert!

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Live version of Webby Award-winning and Syndicated TV show gets underway April 11 in Montclair, NJ, ends with show at N.Y.’s historic Beacon Theatre April 21

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16, 2011—Daryl Hall, who has taken fans inside his home for the critically acclaimed, nationally televised web series Live from Daryl’s House, is now ready to take his show on the road. The award-winning program, which recently marked its 50th episode, is set for a seven-city U.S. tour, the Live from Daryl’s House Nu-Soul Revue Featuring Daryl Hall and the LFDH Band with special guests (and former show participants) neo-soul stars Sharon Jones plus Allen Stone.

The tour gets underway April 11 at Montclair, NJ’s Wellmont Theater, with stops in Boston (4/12, House of Blues), Atlantic City (4/14, Music Box Borgata), Minneapolis (4/18, Orpheum), Washington, DC (4/20, Warner Theater) and wrapping up at N.Y.’s historic Beacon Theatre (4/21).

The show will feature Daryl and his band performing alongside Sharon Jones and newcomer Allen Stone, who is appearing on the current edition of Live from Daryl’s House, which premiered at www.lfdh.com on April 15. In addition, Philly-chef Tony Luke, who has also appeared on the program, will be the host of a video cooking segment on how to prepare his world-famous cheesesteak.

Sharon Jones, who first appeared on Live from Daryl’s House in Sept. 2010, has made a name for herself with four independently released albums with her Dap-Kings band, including I Learned the Hard Way, recorded at their House of Soul Studios, which debuted at #15 on the Billboard charts when it was released on their own Daptone label. The Boston Globe raved that Jones “sings of hard times, infidelity, and other life lessons with total authority.” Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings’ cover of Woody Guthrie’s “This Land Is Your Land” was featured in the opening credits of the Oscar-nominated movie Up in the Air, and included on the soundtrack album.

Sharon had the time of her life during the sessions. “Doing the show was such an honor and a thrill to be at Daryl’s house and to get to make music, relax and have a good time. Everyone should visit.”

Seattle native Allen Stone made his Live from Daryl’s House debut on the February installment of the series. He went from playing backwoods barbecues and community gatherings to selling out venues across the country, with a national TV appearance on Conan. He released his self-titled sophomore record in October on his own stickystones label. The disc climbed the iTunes R&B/soul charts, peaking at #2, hitting #29 and #62 on Billboard’s Heatseekers and R&B/Hip-Hop Album charts.

“What is there to say about Daryl Hall?” commented the 24-year-old. “The man is a legend. Getting the opportunity to be invited to sing with him was such an honor. I was overwhelmed at the experience to hang out with someone who has been so influential on my own career.”

The past five years have marked a steady stream of superlatives and recognition for Live from Daryl’s House, with Hall receiving a Webby Award for Best Variety series from more than 10,000 entries at the 14th annual ceremony three years ago at N.Y.’s Cipriani Wall Street before garnering an O Music Award from MTV last year.

Live from Daryl’s House is syndicated nationally by Good Cop Bad Cop Productions in association with Scott Sternberg Productions and distributor Trifecta Entertainment & Media. Executive producers for the show include Hall and Scott Sternberg along with Daryl Hall manager Jonathan Wolfson.
Live from Daryl’s House is being shown weekly in over 80% of U.S. homes in the nation’s top 200 media markets, as well as all of the top 10, including New York (WPIX), L.A. (KTLA), Chicago (WGN), Dallas (KDAF) and Houston (KIAH). The show has also cleared in such key markets as Philadelphia (CBS-owned KYW), Boston (KBIN) and Atlanta (WATL), as well as a number of NBC, Fox and CBS-owned affiliates across the country. Most stations are airing a full hour with two original shows back to back on Saturday nights. The first week of the show did a .2 in national Nielsens, with the second week increasing 50% and several stations adding airings.
The 51 previous episodes of Live From Daryl’s House have featured a mix of well-known performers like Booker T and the MGs, Blind Boys of Alabama, Rob Thomas, Train, Smokey Robinson, The Doors’ Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek, Toots Hibbert, Nick Lowe, K.T. Tunstall, Todd Rundgren, Keb Mo, Dave Stewart, Goo Goo Dolls’ John Rzeznik and Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump along with newcomers such as Nikki Jean, Grace Potter & the Nocturnals, Mayer Hawthorne, Eric Hutchinson, Chromeo, Matt Nathanson, Parachute, Plain White T’s, soul diva Sharon Jones, Diane Birch, L.A. neo-R&B party band Fitz & the Tantrums, hot new alternative band Neon Trees and veteran alternative mainstays Guster.

Here’s the current touring schedule for the Live from Daryl’s House Nu-Soul Revue Featuring Daryl Hall and the LFDH Band, with special guest Sharon Jones plus Allen Stone and chef Tony Luke. More dates will be added.

April 11 – Montclair, NJ (Wellmont Theater)
April 12 – Boston, MA (House of Blues)
April 14 – Atlantic City, NJ (Music Box Borgata)
April 18 – Minneapolis, MN (Orpheum)
April 20 – Washington, DC (Warner Theatre)
April 21 – NYC (Beacon Theatre)

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