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Do-Re-Mi

Do-Re-Mi

Song by Richard RodgersWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Do-Re-Mi".

Oct 1, 2026

Joanne DiMaggioHOST
1:52
Today, I'm gonna talk about something pretty basic: how did we get here, and a little history of reincarnation.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
2:00
So when I think about how did we get here, I think about that song from, uh, The Sound of Music, the "Do Re Mi" song, when they go, "Let's start at the very beginning, a very good place to start." So that's where we're gonna start with our conversation, 'cause I really do feel we need to know where we came from in order to understand why we're here.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
2:21
One of the Edgar Cayce readings that I really... that sticks with me, where he says, "All souls were created in the beginning and are finding their way back to whence they came." So to understand why and how we got here, we need to familiarize ourselves with the story of creation.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
2:42
So when I used to have conversations with TJ Davis, who grew up in the Edgar Cayce household, he lived with Mr. Cayce from the time he was born really until he was eight years old, and Mr. Cayce used to take him out on the pier, and they'd go fishing together, and that's where, uh, Cayce taught TJ just so much about metaphysical concepts.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
1:22
Today, I'm gonna talk about something pretty basic: how did we get here, and a little history of reincarnation.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
1:30
So when I think about how did we get here, I think about that song from, uh, The Sound of Music, the "Do Re Mi" song, when they go, "Let's start at the very beginning, a very good place to start." So that's where we're gonna start with our conversation, 'cause I really do feel we need to know where we came from in order to understand why we're here.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
1:51
One of the Edgar Cayce readings that I really-- that sticks with me, where he says, "All souls were created in the beginning and are finding their way back to whence they came." So to understand why and how we got here, we need to familiarize ourselves with the story of creation.
Joanne DiMaggioHOST
2:12
So when I used to have conversations with TJ Davis, who grew up in the Edgar Cayce household, he lived with Mr. Cayce from the time he was born really until he was eight years old, and Mr. Cayce used to take him out on the pier, and they'd go fishing together, and that's where, uh, Cayce taught TJ just so much about metaphysical concepts.
LarissaHOST
8:54
And then when she first meets the children, she's like, I'm gonna teach you to sing.
LarissaHOST
8:59
So then they do Do Re Mi there.
LarissaHOST
9:02
And then they have the like scene in her bedroom during the storm and they do Lonely Goat Herd, which I like favorite things being there, but I didn't mind the Goat Herd because it made a little bit more sense plot wise.
LarissaHOST
9:17
Cause they're like, we're gonna sing this silly song.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:05
What is
LukeHOST
11:06
Do Re Mi? Oh, musical by lyrics.
LukeHOST
11:09
That could be a good one.
LukeHOST
11:10
Musical by lyrics.
Kate LoprestGUEST
4:13
I was a child denizen of Nuremberg because it was a community theater.
Kate LoprestGUEST
4:19
So they had a huge children's chorus of like 105 random kids that just appeared to sing the second verse of Do Re Mi.
Kate LoprestGUEST
4:25
Okay.
Kate LoprestGUEST
4:26
And I think that's why I'm still doing it.
Sam BraunPANELIST
36:24
The Yodelahy song.
Sam BraunPANELIST
36:26
The Do Re Mi.
Sam BraunPANELIST
36:28
Do Re Mi.
Sam BraunPANELIST
36:29
These are a few of my favorite things.
Nan WhaleyPANELIST
36:32
Everything's a Christmas song, yeah.

18 MINS LATER

Dan GarrisHOST
54:09
Then I liked how in a shout out to Gone with the Wind, how she makes her clothes out of curtains.
Dan GarrisHOST
54:17
I thought that was cute.
Dan GarrisHOST
54:19
On the field trip to Do Re Mi, if you notice, they change costumes like three or four times during the Do Re Mi.

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