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MERCH IS HERE: https://storyofthefight.etsy.comThank you so much ONE Championship for letting us use your footage!ATTRIBUTIONSSOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/@ONEChampionshipCREATED BY: ONE ChampionshipALERT: Next week you are welcome to join us LIVE on our YouTube Channel at 9am PST/11am CST if you wanna comment and laugh along with Will, Miro, and Rich! Otherwise, hit us up any way you like including by email to have your questions answered in our mailbag episode! Please leave a rating and a review along with a subscription, and check out our YouTube channel to like & subscribe!Video Episode in Full: https://youtube.com/live/y--78R5EZvUhttps://Instagram.com/StoryoftheFighthttps://Twitter.com/StoryoftheFighthttps://Twitch.tv/storyofthefightTikTok: @StoryoftheFightFacebook Group: https://m.facebook.com/home.php#!/groups/903248290491045?group_view_referrer=search---ONE 172 - 00:44:29 00:04:18 - Rodtang vs Takeru 00:15:00 - Tawanchai vs Masaaki Noiri 00:24:03 - Adriano Moraes vs Yuya Wakamatsu00:29:00 - Jon Di Bella vs Sam-A00:35:10 - Phetjeeja vs Kana00:38:25 - Superlek vs Nabil 00:44:06 - Adrian Lee vs Takeharu OgawaUFC London - 51:3000:51:45 - Sean Brady vs Leon Edwards00:51:20- Kevin Holland vs Gunnar Nelson00:57:20 - Alexia Thainara vs Molly McCann00:59:07 - Chris Duncan vs Jordan Vucenic01:00:20 - Nathaniel Wood vs Morgan Charrière01:02:40 - Lone'er Kavanagh vs Felipe dos Santos01:03:50 - Shauna Bannon vs Puja Tomar#ONE172 #RodtangvsTakeru #SuperlekvsNabil
How can a self-managed super fund (SMSF) dovetail into one's property portfolio plans? A brand-new guide is here to help. Following the launch of Using an SMSF to invest in property: A guide for novice and seasoned investors, SPI's Grace Ormsby sits down with InvestorKit's senior portfolio strategist Adrian Lee to unpack what investors need to know about the retirement vehicle – and how it can be used by savvy investors to build out a strategic property portfolio who may otherwise be struggling with cash flow and serviceability. Flagging the biggest mistakes individuals can (and unfortunately do) make, Adrian also explains the process that goes into creating an SMSF, before sharing insights into the tax breaks and cost considerations investors must know – for beginners and experienced investors alike! You can access the brand-new SPI guide here. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.
Designing your financial future requires careful planning – but don't let rigidity get between you and your goals. On this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Phil Tarrant chats about property plans with Adrian Lee, portfolio strategist at InvestorKit. Originally a management consultant, Adrian shares how a detour into the world of property investment opened his eyes to new passive income opportunities. Adrian discusses why it's important to create a modular plan that can evolve according to life's ebbs and flows. He also explains why modest three to five property portfolios are the unsung heroes of property investment, and busts some of the common myths about generating passive income through property. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.
Mike recalls more memories from living in New York City and San Francisco in late 1999. Topics discussed include: Working at East Side Inc, staying with Nalla, Zoe, freelance writing, The Vault, Dom scene, Barmacy and Beauty Bar, Deb Parker, Saoirse, Henna patterns, subletting apt on Grand Street in Williamsburg, after hours club, artist John Copeland, Juice Design, Bob Kissinger, Jason Noto of Morning Breath, sleeve on older fellow, solidarity with granddaughter, martial arts instructor, evidence of personal exploits, hand/throat tattoos, Mormon hardcore kids, The Cock, dance contest winner, Stars girl, client love connection, Elio's art night, huge Eddie Deutsche snake tattoo, fully suited, Chris Garver, Kaz, weekends in Poughkeepsie, reconnecting with an ex-gf, Pepe Rosso, Two Boots pizza, Benny's Burritos, MaryAnne's, Indian Row, Polish diners, Bliss Cafe, return to 214 Clara Street, Paco Excel, weekends at Newskool tattooing walk-ins, commuting to San Jose on CalTrain with a bicycle, Adrian Lee, Jason Kundell, Ron Earhart, Adam Barton, Eric Ross, Brent Patten, Frankenstein bong, buck-toothed panthers, finger waves, being the least skilled tattooer in a shop, Ron's bagged dually, Uneekbilt box truck, South First Street, Cholas, fist fights, Iguana's, Michelle, Eklectik, rock climber, tattooing Charles (Charles Atlas) and Xmas tattoo trip to NYC.
It's May, which means you can still wish people a happy Jewish Heritage Month. You can also wish them a happy Asian Heritage Month—because, in Canada, both minority groups got their politically fluffy cultural celebrations crammed into the same 31-day timespan. To honour the stuffing-together of both heritage months, the Menschwarmers wanted to take a look at a different minority group with some solidarity in mind: Asian athletes. The similarities and societal hurdles between both Asian and Jewish athletes are striking, with both groups coming from largely immigrant communities, facing stereotypes about mathematic abilities and flippant derogatory comments. To examine the subject, we invited on Adrian Lee, an opinion editor at the Globe and Mail who is also a longtime sports fan and good friend of the hosts. They discuss these themes and more, including the complicated relationship between minority fans and players who share their ethnicity—and even rattle off a few Asian-Jewish athletes worth remembering. Credits Menschwarmers is hosted by James Hirsh and Gabe Pulver, and produced and edited by Michael Fraiman. Our intro music is by Coby Lipovitch, and our outro music is "Organ Grinder Swing" by chēēZ π. This show is a member of The CJN Podcast Network. Follow the Menschwarmers on Twitter @menschwarmers or TikTok @menschwarmers. Support the show by subscribing to this podcast or donating to The CJN.
Step into the realm of imagination with Adrian Lee Zuniga, the visionary storyteller from Fort Worth, Texas, whose life's tapestry weaves tales of adventure, discipline, and creativity. Join us as we unravel the chapters of Adrian's fascinating journey, from the daring escapades of his youth to the structured ethos of the Marine Corps and the transformative path into the healthcare domain. Explore the enchanting landscapes of "The Elder Scrolls - Zaneta's Chronicles," a celebrated book series inspired by the legendary video game universe. Immerse yourself in the artistry of storytelling as Adrian shares insights into his creative process, inviting listeners to traverse the boundless horizons of his literary realms. Stay tuned for future episodes, and do not forget to leave us a rating and review on the Spotify/apple podcast apps or websites. It helps the channel a lot! XOXO Kenzie. RARE BEAUTY COMFORT CLUB OUR WEBSITE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phyllismackenzie/message
Disclaimer: This episode discusses the topic of suicide. This week's episode discusses a topic that some of you may find hard or challenging to listen to. Not everything related to money, mindset and wealth is easy to navigate, and for some of us we have deeper challenges, and this is why I have decided to share Adrian Lee's story and episode with you. This episode discusses his experience with suicide. If you don't want to listen then please don't; the key message and take away from his story is if you are struggling, please don't suffer in silence, there is always a way forwards, and I hope that by sharing this, by not only talking about the highs of wealth management, by sharing a different side of wealth, and our mental health, I might reach someone who needs to hear this story. Thank you for listening as always. Much love. Welcome to the Wealth Unchained podcast, where host Emma Wright, known as the Wealth Rebel, engages in a transformative dialogue with energy healer Adrian Lee. Emma shares her personal journey of exploration into energy healing, recounting her profound experience at Glastonbury, where she encountered Adrian's remarkable work. Adrian's journey from the corporate world to energy healing resonates deeply with Emma, highlighting the transformative power of following one's spiritual path. Here Emma and Adrian delve into the depths of energy healing, discussing Adrian's transition from banking to entrepreneurship in the realm of energy healing. They explore the concept of akashic records, the significance of healing past traumas, and the empowering nature of uncovering unconscious attachments through meditation. Join Emma and Adrian as they embark on a journey of self-discovery, offering invaluable insights into the profound impact of energy healing on personal growth and spiritual awakening. Highlights: Emma shares her enlightening journey into energy healing, sparked by her experience at Glastonbury with Adrian. Adrian's transition from banking to energy healing mirrors Emma's own path of spiritual awakening, underscoring the transformative power of following one's calling. They delve into the concept of akashic records and the importance of healing past traumas for personal growth and empowerment. Emma and Adrian invite listeners to explore Adrian's transformative work and connect with the profound benefits of energy healing. Resources: Connect with Adrian HERE Take the NEW quiz to see how wealthy you are HERE! Follow Emma Wright The Wealth Rebel HERE on Instagram Join Emma's free Facebook group HERE Access Emma's FREE 4 part video series on how to Learn the secret STAR code to empower you to live a life you love, have everything you want in life and make more money than you will ever need to leverage your impact 3 steps to Become Your Own Wealth Manager Masterclass - instant access Connect with Emma through a 1-2-1 below or chat or email her at hello@myindependentwealth.com Visit the Independent Wealth website for other wealth resources Book a discovery call with Emma here
In the latest episode of Investigating Breast Cancer, Dr. Adrian Lee discusses collaboration, strategies to improve treatment for ILC, and more. A BCRF investigator since 2013, he is the Pittsburgh Foundation chair and director of the Institute for Precision Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC
Ron Earhart has been tattooing for over 30 years, 22 of which have been in San Jose. He opened his first shop as a teenager and eventually found himself tattooing with Adrian Lee and Paco Excel and New Skool. This is the first half of Ethan's interview with him. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Get 15% off when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com with the code "tattoo408" Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
The second half of Ethan's interview with Adrian Lee. He takes us through why New Skool shut down, opening up Analog Tattoo Arts Kollective, and his career up to the present day. Other artists mentioned: Matt Shamah Alan Pham Ron Earhart Horitomo Monmon Cats --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Get 15% off when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com with the code "tattoo408" Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Adrian Lee is the owner of Analog Tattoo Arts Kollective in San Francisco. He was the co-founder of New Skool Tattoo in San Jose along with Paco Excel, from episodes 5 and 6. Adrian approached the interview in a similar way in which he approaches his art: very thoughtfully. I really enjoyed this one. We learn about his childhood, all the way through until he and Paco opened New Skool. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Get 15% off when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com with the code "tattoo408" Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
Glad you could swing by for another eclectic fishbowl installment. Our Guest Adrian Lee, you can find him at https://www.twitch.tv/itsadrianlee https://www.tiktok.com/@itsadrianlee https://www.youtube.com/@TheMidnightShift_Creepypastas
Renowned for his ability to hold deep space and compassionate presence for clearing Akashic Records of anything not in alignment with your highest vibrational positive, Adrian Lee drops in for a chat about ways to clear ancestral patterns and karmic conditionings to clear you into the truth of your soul purpose at this time of great change. His star has risen swiftly due to luminaries like Diana Cooper, Tim Whild and Pam Gregory. Clearing is always an important port of call from an energy perspective, as well as the obvious physical body need, we will do well to release the older de-funked energies to create space for more gifts from the Multi-verse to drop in. Hence the need to clear our multi-dimensional selves, quite an art! We discuss how Adrian got into Akashic Record Clearing after being a successful businessman, who came crashing down when it was all too much, and how he followed a step by step unfurling into his life purpose. Reaching thousands of people via his online sessions, Adrian is here to help you clear what is wishing to leave throughout all timelines, karma and multi-space. To find out how you can get involved with the Raise The Frequency of the World on Oct 22 see: https://tinyurl.com/raisethefrequency See more about Adrian on his YouTube; https://www.youtube.com/@adrianleeenergy2977 Website; https://adrianleeenergy.com For Chi related activities it's; The Chi Portal App https://thechiportal.passion.io Website https://claraapollo.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
When we last left Paco Excel, he was just starting to tell us about his days at New Skool, the shop he co-founded with Adrian Lee in San Jose's midtown. In this half of the interview, he takes us through the rest of the shop's days and where his career went after that, and where it is now. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Use the code "tattoo408" when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com and get 15% off. Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
I took a drive north to the foggy town of Pacifica, CA to interview Paco Excel. Paco, along with fellow artist Adrian Lee, opened up that tattoo shop known as New Skool back in the mid 90s. It changed the game in San Jose tattoo. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds) Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Use the code "tattoo408" when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com and get 15% off. Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get our stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
May 3rd is Paranormal Day. What started with listener stories about their paranormal activities turned into an entire show...including a chat with an expert paranormal investigator and psychic medium, Adrian Lee. You must hear all of this one!
While the consequences of geopolitical events are felt in the currency markets first, in the long-term it is fundamentals that continue to drive this asset class, says Adrian Lee, the President and CIO of Adrian Lee & Partners, in this episode. He discusses emerging trends across both, as well as identifying the fault lines in the global economy where we might see the next big risk factors emerge from. Lee also discusses how and why investor attitudes towards currency management are changing, helps to get beyond some of the jargon surrounding these services and makes the case for active over passive currency management.
Canadian cities are evolving – and quickly. City Space, The Globe and Mail's future of cities podcast, is back for another season to make sense of it all. Join host Adrian Lee over the course of six episodes as he speaks with global experts and those close to home as we learn what our cities are doing right and what can be improved. Up this season: the pros and cons of a smart city, what we can do about our overwhelmed ER departments and how we should be planning for an aging population. Listen to the trailer and catch up on seasons one and two now.
Duncan Chapman is a composer/musician based in Lincolnshire, UK. Much of his work involves collaborations with a wide range of people creating performances, installations & recordings. Recent projects include online live-streaming events, curating a concert for the Aural Diversity project, and performing morning music with Supriya Nagarajan at the Jaipur Literature Festival in India. Recent projects include work with BCMG, x-church Gainsborough, COMA Glasgow, online performances with Comb Filter (with Simon Limbrick and Adrian Lee), and Humbox (with Mike McInerney). His solo work is on Silent, Takuroku & Linear Obsessional labels & Dusk Notes (a collaboration with Supriya Nagarajan) was released in 2020. His current work includes an album of marimba and live electronic pieces with Simon Limbrick, a residency at EMS in Stockholm, performances (with Supriya) of Lullaby: Sonic Cradle at Radiophrenia in Glasgow, Casa Da Musica (Porto) and at the 2022 WOMAD festival. Duncan is also developing participatory events using the new multichannel sound system at x-church in Gainsborough, undertaking a sound mapping residency in North Lincolnshire, and leading participatory projects with Music in the Round (Sheffield), Manasamitra (Yorkshire), and Sound Scotland. He is a mentor for Sound And Music's Listen Imagine Compose project, and a trustee of Liquid Vibrations. He has contributed to courses at York, Aberdeen, Goldsmiths, Limerick, and De Montfort Universities.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Duncan Chapman is a composer/musician based in Lincolnshire, UK. Much of his work involves collaborations with a wide range of people creating performances, installations & recordings. Recent projects include online live-streaming events, curating a concert for the Aural Diversity project, and performing morning music with Supriya Nagarajan at the Jaipur Literature Festival in India. Recent projects include work with BCMG, x-church Gainsborough, COMA Glasgow, online performances with Comb Filter (with Simon Limbrick and Adrian Lee), and Humbox (with Mike McInerney). His solo work is on Silent, Takuroku & Linear Obsessional labels & Dusk Notes (a collaboration with Supriya Nagarajan) was released in 2020. His current work includes an album of marimba and live electronic pieces with Simon Limbrick, a residency at EMS in Stockholm, performances (with Supriya) of Lullaby: Sonic Cradle at Radiophrenia in Glasgow, Casa Da Musica (Porto) and at the 2022 WOMAD festival. Duncan is also developing participatory events using the new multichannel sound system at x-church in Gainsborough, undertaking a sound mapping residency in North Lincolnshire, and leading participatory projects with Music in the Round (Sheffield), Manasamitra (Yorkshire), and Sound Scotland. He is a mentor for Sound And Music's Listen Imagine Compose project, and a trustee of Liquid Vibrations. He has contributed to courses at York, Aberdeen, Goldsmiths, Limerick, and De Montfort Universities.Lean more about Lyte.Find more great podcasts from Osiris Media, the leading storyteller in music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Martin Keller has published a truly landmark achievement in UFO literature. This multi-layered memoir of an “experiencer”—who was also an insider of the UFO researcher world — is not only deeply personal but resonantly aimed. Martin Keller spent 10 years embedded in the Close Encounters of the 5th Kind movement, which aims for human-initiated contact and increased governmental disclosure about the phenomenon. The writer's adventures with the elites of ufology took him to many unusual and “active” high strangeness locations, including his own bedroom. The reader is pulled into the author's provocative odyssey as he explores the interesting historical and cultural context for UFO/UAP activity, sifting through the ample evidence in search of fresh insights, which are abundant. Endorsed by Dan Aykroyd, this highly readable book was released just as the Big Thaw in UFO disclosures was beginning. A must-read for UFO newcomers and veterans alike! Advance Reviews “Martin Keller's book combines an intriguing personal journey with a careful evaluation of the theories and personalities of the UFO world, striking a perfect balance between skepticism and open-mindedness. His adventures are described honestly and with a flair for detail. The author sifts through the evidence thoughtfully, moving past the clichés and conventional thinking about other-worldly visitors and exploring new scientific theories that involve quantum physics and human consciousness itself. Readers will have their preconceptions shaken, which is a good thing.” John Thavis, bestselling New York Times author of The Vatican Diaries, and The Vatican Prophecies “Martin Keller lays out an entirely convincing and gripping account of his own eye-witnessed and continually credible events as an experiencer and his subsequent pursuits for truth and understanding while ultimately surviving travels through the ‘UFO Ghetto. This comprehensive journey into the nature of how the inquiry into these matters can obsess one is packed with deep sound witness testimonies, lots of history, classic sightings, lore and a realistic view of the preachers in the skeptic church. The Space Pen Club is also an essential read for anyone interested in getting to the truth about one of the greatest mysteries and enigmas in our existence. The mechanisms and fuel sources in these crafts could help save our planet and provide basic needs for millions - power, clean water and climate temperance.” Dan Aykroyd, legendary SNL cast member, Blues Brother, producer and writer with a lifelong interest in all things psi, paranormal and saucerlogical “I never told anyone what happened at dusk that night as my girlfriend and I cruised between cornfields on a small highway back to Minneapolis from Hutchinson, Minnesota. I did not want to hear disbelief or suffer the humiliation of telling my truth. I never told anyone that is until Martin Keller shared his truth with me one afternoon over lunch and a little Prince gossip. Kudos to Keller for helping me come to grips with a series of events that happened to me so many years ago and for finally sharing his own story in this personal, page-turning epic called The Space Pen Club!” Owen Husney, author of the memoir Famous People Who've Met Me and the man who discovered Prince “This is not just another book about UFO sightings, but rather a captivating look at how the public disclosure of UFOs has relentlessly unfolded under the pressure of dedicated activists, the ubiquity of cell phone cameras, a growing acceptance of UFO phenomena, an erosion of the government's grip on information, and an intensity of contact. Anyone interested in this topic will be captivated by this well-researched and lively written account by a true insider.” Adrian Lee, author of Ghosts & UFOs: Connecting Paranormal Phenomena through Quantum Physics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/support
Martin Keller has published a truly landmark achievement in UFO literature. This multi-layered memoir of an “experiencer”—who was also an insider of the UFO researcher world — is not only deeply personal but resonantly aimed. Martin Keller spent 10 years embedded in the Close Encounters of the 5th Kind movement, which aims for human-initiated contact and increased governmental disclosure about the phenomenon. The writer's adventures with the elites of ufology took him to many unusual and “active” high strangeness locations, including his own bedroom. The reader is pulled into the author's provocative odyssey as he explores the interesting historical and cultural context for UFO/UAP activity, sifting through the ample evidence in search of fresh insights, which are abundant. Endorsed by Dan Aykroyd, this highly readable book was released just as the Big Thaw in UFO disclosures was beginning. A must-read for UFO newcomers and veterans alike! Advance Reviews “Martin Keller's book combines an intriguing personal journey with a careful evaluation of the theories and personalities of the UFO world, striking a perfect balance between skepticism and open-mindedness. His adventures are described honestly and with a flair for detail. The author sifts through the evidence thoughtfully, moving past the clichés and conventional thinking about other-worldly visitors and exploring new scientific theories that involve quantum physics and human consciousness itself. Readers will have their preconceptions shaken, which is a good thing.” John Thavis, bestselling New York Times author of The Vatican Diaries, and The Vatican Prophecies “Martin Keller lays out an entirely convincing and gripping account of his own eye-witnessed and continually credible events as an experiencer and his subsequent pursuits for truth and understanding while ultimately surviving travels through the ‘UFO Ghetto. This comprehensive journey into the nature of how the inquiry into these matters can obsess one is packed with deep sound witness testimonies, lots of history, classic sightings, lore and a realistic view of the preachers in the skeptic church. The Space Pen Club is also an essential read for anyone interested in getting to the truth about one of the greatest mysteries and enigmas in our existence. The mechanisms and fuel sources in these crafts could help save our planet and provide basic needs for millions - power, clean water and climate temperance.” Dan Aykroyd, legendary SNL cast member, Blues Brother, producer and writer with a lifelong interest in all things psi, paranormal and saucerlogical “I never told anyone what happened at dusk that night as my girlfriend and I cruised between cornfields on a small highway back to Minneapolis from Hutchinson, Minnesota. I did not want to hear disbelief or suffer the humiliation of telling my truth. I never told anyone that is until Martin Keller shared his truth with me one afternoon over lunch and a little Prince gossip. Kudos to Keller for helping me come to grips with a series of events that happened to me so many years ago and for finally sharing his own story in this personal, page-turning epic called The Space Pen Club!” Owen Husney, author of the memoir Famous People Who've Met Me and the man who discovered Prince “This is not just another book about UFO sightings, but rather a captivating look at how the public disclosure of UFOs has relentlessly unfolded under the pressure of dedicated activists, the ubiquity of cell phone cameras, a growing acceptance of UFO phenomena, an erosion of the government's grip on information, and an intensity of contact. Anyone interested in this topic will be captivated by this well-researched and lively written account by a true insider.” Adrian Lee, author of Ghosts & UFOs: Connecting Paranormal Phenomena through Quantum Physics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chucktuck/support
Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities better, hosted by Adrian Lee.Cities are filled with seemingly endless options when it comes to food. But we're also increasingly disconnected from what we eat and how it makes its way to our plate. In this episode, we're taking a look at how the pandemic has given us the opportunity to rethink our relationship with food, both in terms of the restaurant industry and farmed food that fills our fridge. Adrian speaks to Corey Mintz, a food writer and critic about his new book The Next Supper: The End of Restaurants As We Knew Them, and What Comes After. Corey shares how the pandemic has changed the restaurant industry, from tipping to labour demand, and what diners should think about next time they eat out. Plus, we hear from Carolyn Steel, architect and author of Sitopia: How Food Can Save the World. Carolyn shares how cities have lost some of their essential connections to the food that fuels their citizens, and what we can do about it.
Potatoes! They're affordable, accessible, ultra-versatile, and most importantly, delicious. But a case of potato warts found on two farms in Prince Edward Island last November has wreaked havoc on the local potato economy. The wart led the Canadian government to restrict exports of all P.E.I. potatoes to the U.S. for months. Even though potato warts aren't unsafe to eat, over 300 million pounds of potatoes were destroyed.Adrian Lee is a content editor at the Globe and Mail's Opinion section, and has come to consider the economic and cultural importance of the spud.It's Food Week here at The Decibel. We take a special look at what keeps us alive – and, some say, makes life worth living. We'll look at food from different angles, from the ethics of eating so-called ‘smart animals', to how the war in Ukraine showed us the fragility of our food system, to the business of potatoes. Plus, we'll take you into the kitchen to cook something delicious.Let us know what you think by emailing us at thedecibel@globeandmail.com.
Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities better, hosted by Adrian Lee.Climate change isn't just coming, it's here. And cities are uniquely susceptible to its effects because of their population density and infrastructure. So how can they better prepare for the increasingly devastating impacts of the climate crisis? In this episode, we explore the concept of climate resilience — how prepared are cities to anticipate, prepare for and respond to natural disasters? We hear from Thaddeus Pawlowski, an urban designer, professor and managing director at the Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes at Columbia University, who was on the ground helping New York City rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. Plus, Adrian speaks to Toronto's former Chief Resilience Officer Elliott Cappell about how he helped Toronto develop a plan to deal with climate disasters and what gives him hope for our future.
Today we're bringing you an episode of City Space, a Globe and Mail podcast about how to make our cities better, hosted by Adrian Lee.If you're a white-collar worker, chances are your office setup looks different than it did before the pandemic. After our two-year-long global experiment with remote work, many employees say there's lots to like about it, with a number of companies now offering hybrid workplaces. All that empty office space is going to have an effect on the rest of our cities. In this episode, Jennifer Barrett, a senior planner with The Canadian Urban Institute outlines three ways that vacant offices could affect our downtown cores and what she hopes will be our way forward. We take a look at what Calgary is doing – since it was dealing with a vacant-office crisis even before COVID-19 – with the help of The Globe's deputy national editor for cities and real estate James Keller. Samantha Sannella, the managing director for strategic consulting at global commercial real estate firm Cushman and Wakefield, also joins us to talk about how Calgary's revitalization plans for their downtown could inspire other Canadian cities, and whether plans to convert offices into housing are realistic. Finally, Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code, explains why so many people want this office revolution in the first place, and how this represents an opportunity to shift away from the white, male-centric ways in which workplaces were originally designed.
Collaboration is a key part of the creative process. No artist can ever do it all by themselves: whether the project is writing a book or recording music or shooting a film.On this episode of Tapping Creativity, we revisit conversations we've had with various creatives on what is critical to them when choosing collaborators and how they keep the ball rolling until the professional connection turn into personal relationships that last years.Have a listen to these tips by the poet and Hiphop artist Propaganda, writer-director Aaron Fjellman, film composer Adrian Lee and filmmaker Brian Crewe.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
As creatives, life always reminds us that the application of our creative gifts isn't limited to our arts and crafts. Creativity is essential in all spheres of our being.On today's episode, Omar Garriott shares his insights into how creativity is useful in building professional relationships and business in general.Omar is a tech entrepreneur for good. Together with a former colleague at LinkedIn, Omar wrote the book ‘Conquer LinkedIn: Get Your Dream Job of the Future'. We discuss this book and especially how we can leverage our creativity to make the best of social media.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Alan chats with Adrian Lee, is an editor in The Globe and Mail's opinion section and the host of The Globe's future of cities podcast, City Space. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We all carry creative wounds with us. These wounds may come from life itself, or from other creative projects or how people react to these past creative works... On this compilation episode, I talk to writer Brooke Adams Law, writer Rea Frey, actor and painter Iman Nazemzadeh and illustrator Hallie Bateman about:1. how they define creative wounds2. how they deal with these wounds and3. how not to get trapped in these wounds in the first place.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Adrian Lee was born and raised in London, England.He studied History and History methodologies for his masters degree and lectured for 14 years - becoming the head of several Art and History Departments and a local government advisor for education. Lee is the founder of the International Paranormal Society and a member of the Luton Paranormal Society in England; he has investigated ghosts and haunted buildings throughout Britain and America - particularly the Midwest area.Websiteintparanormal.netBooksGhosts & UFOsHow To Be a Christian PsychicMysterious Minnesota
Must poetry be inaccessible? Can you be a full time poet? What is more exposing -publishing your own poetry or editing an anthology of other poets' works? I had so many questions for this week's guest, the poet and writing coach James Crews, and he was gracious enough to share his insight. Apart from talking about how he started out as a poet, and how to build a community as artists, he also read from his upcoming collection 'Path to Kindness' . Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
"Much of the stress that people feel doesn't come from having too much to do. It comes from not finishing what they've started." I totally agree with David Allen on this. Not just from the funk I'm in right now but also looking back at how stress and fatigue affected my creative work in the past.How did I manage to stay creative in spite of the stress and exhaustion? Listen in:Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Are you afraid of failure? Do you question your ability even after years of mastering your craft? What if we're to tell you that failure is a necessity to any creative's process?This week, I host Taylor Lewis -of the filmmaking trio Lewis Brothers. From setting each other on fire in their parents' backyard, they started their production company before graduating high school. They have grown an impressive client list (Amazon, Microsoft, DJI) that has them shooting projects all around the globe. Check out their filmmaking course here.You can also book a 1:1 coaching session with me here.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
The Globe's podcast about how to make our cities better is back for another season. Join host Adrian Lee over the course of six episodes as he speaks with global experts and those close to home as we learn what our cities are doing right and what can be improved. Up this season: the real purpose of a capital city, the future of our downtown cores and how a city can prepare for looming climate-change disasters. Listen to our trailer and catch up on season one now.
Are you scared of the options before you? Do you feel like retreating back to your comfort zone? Don't. And this is just the episode for you. As I'm also in the process of making big changes in my life, here's my take on the benefits of risking it all.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
We all have creative wounds. As we all carry shrapnel from bombing a performance or from our expectations blowing up on our faces. How do we heal from the rejection, negative criticism or utter indifference of the world to our work so that we can continue to create? I posed this question and others to our guest this week, Brooke Adams Law.Brooke is a writer and creative coach. She uses writing as a tool to help women step into sovereignty, reclaim their voices and remake their stories. You can buy her latest novel, Catchlight, here.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Guest host Ian Punnett and author Adrian Lee explore his investigations into spirits of soldiers that remain at the sites of famous battles and plane crashes, his EVP recordings of the sounds of battle, and why the energy of warfare stays at a place long after the battles are over. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Do you feel stuck in your creative work? What is holding you back from creating your dream project? Is it having limited resources? Or interruptions in life? Or lack of time?According to our guest this week, Austin Kleon, all these can work in your favor. Creativity becomes a matter of subtraction and routine. As Stephen King says, it can overwhelm you to write a 365 pages long book, but what if you wrote a page a day?Austin is an Austin based 'writer who draws'. His books, mostly about creativity, have been on the New York Times bestseller lists for years, translated into tens of languages and sold over a million copies. He recently released a 10th year edition of his classic, 'Steal like an Artist'. Gift yourself or someone else a copy here.You can also book a free 1-on-1 coaching session with me here.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
One part of the creativity process that's overlooked is deep listening. Listening to yourself, and others too. It's equivalent to the negative space in art and design as it allows our perspective to broaden up amongst other things.How good a listener are you?Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Are you ready to get into massive debt for your film or other creative project? Our guest for this week charged a couple of his short films to his credit card. Does he regret it? No. Why? We have to take control of our stories and pay our dues at some point. Brian Crewe is an all round filmmaker. He is an acclaimed director, producer, writer and editor. He has directed numerous projects including the award-winning short films "Cabeceo," “Far,” “Une Libération,” and “Electoral Emissions” as well as commercials for Princess Cruises.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Mostly, we define ourselves by what we do for ourselves or for who we want to be perceived as. In essence, we identify ourselves with our egos, these tiny fractions of who we really are. What if though, we pursued what makes us one with others in our lives? What if we served others wholly?Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
Where does creativity and fatherhood meet? Isn't a father far different from a creative? Our guest for this week had a epiphany that the road to being a good father is akin to the hero's/ creative's journey. We talk about that and other things like, how his background of being raised by a single mum affected him, and how he makes time to write even while being present for his son.Kendall Smith is an author and dedicated father. His latest book 'Rookie Father' is a playbook offering pragmatic advice to men experiencing fatherhood for the first time. Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
How do you define a hero? For me, it's someone who not only transforms the lemons that life throws at them into lemonade, but they actually also become the lemonade fix in and of themselves. They not only transform the world around them, but become the alchemist of their own person.Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
How does it feel to have an award winning best seller at 22? What does it take to do it again SEVEN more times in different genres?Our guest for this week has answers to this and many other questions I had about her creative process, how to overcome writers' block and more so all about her latest novel, Secrets of Our House.Rea Frey is an author, podcast host and CEO of Rightway which she founded to assist aspiring writers become published authors. Written and Produced by Matthew C. TempleEdited by Tyen MusaOriginal Theme Music by Adrian Lee
A new podcast from The Globe and Mail about how to make our cities better. Join host Adrian Lee over the course of six episodes as he speaks with global experts and those close to home as we learn what our cities are doing right and what we're missing.
Matters of Diversity with Dr. B. invites Azon Bonifacio, Adrian Lee, Ayan Desai, & Dheeraj Jensen, Asian/Pacific-American students, to talk about how this year and recent semester has been for each of them. The Office of Diversity and Inclusion has created a Diversity Dialogues Series designed to highlight equity issues as they relate to the University of Central Florida community. The episodes will be broadcast live via Zoom and YouTube on Wednesdays from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM and Fridays from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM weekly. The Wednesday show will have fireside chats with UCF administrators, faculty, staff, and community stakeholders. The Friday show is designed to specifically engage with UCF students providing them with a platform to share their views This show is sponsored in part by UCF Foundation. Special thanks to: Kavita Sawh, Isabella Marchetta, and Azon Bonifacio Music by: Dr. Alex Burtzos Assistant Professor of Composition Department of Music
Episode Ten of 5/5/78 sees Tony Giles in conversation with artist extraordinaire Eric Adrian Lee . They get into the process behind designing album sleeves, a love for horror & Gialli + a little on the legend known as DJ No Requests. http://ericadrianleedesign.tumblr.com Recorded & edited by Tony Giles Nov 2016 Theme song for 5/5/78 podcast, composed, produced, performed by Steve Greene. http://battlechamber.com/ https://facebook.com/battlechamberstudio/ http://twitter.com/battlechamber1
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