Podcasts about Berlin school

In this episode of On Human Rights, we speak with Yalda Bari, a human rights advocate and expert in women's economic empowerment from Afghanistan. Yalda holds a Master's in International Economics from the Berlin School of Economics and Law and brings over seven years of experience with organisations such as GIZ, ILO, and USAID, where she worked to support Afghan women's access to the job market and build women-led businesses. She is also the founder of Bari Search Path, a company dedicated to empowering Afghan women through employment support and training. As a fellow at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Yalda is conducting research on the challenges faced by women-led businesses inside Afghanistan under the current political regime. Her work aims to document women's on-the-ground experiences and develop policy recommendations that can sustain and expand opportunities for financial independence in a deeply restrictive environment. “Businesses [are] an area of hope... they can still do activities from home. We need to address the challenges they're facing and support them to make the best out of this little opportunity.” In this conversation, Yalda shares insights from her research, the resilience of Afghan women, and the importance of listening to voices that are often left out of international discussions.

    More Berlin School goodness from Erwin Broers. There's not much I can say about this mix, other than being totally psyched for it, so I'll let Erwin give you the lowdown. "This mix is an overview of some of the interesting Berlin School Electronic releases of the current calendar year. There's a wide variety of styles, ranging from minimal and retro to loungy/chilled and bombastic/cinematic. Actually, this selection covers the whole spectrum of electronic music between ambient and synth pop. So maybe the label "Berlin School" is not adequate anymore. But hey what's in a name! In any case, unless you're a hard core ambient fan, you will certainly discover something to your liking. Check the links below and support the artists!"  Thanks, Erwin, for another great Berlin School set.   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00:00   Ian Boddy & Harald Grosskopf - Diodengesang (Doppelgänger) 00:07:35  Daniel Coppens - Nocturnal (After The End) 00:15:34  State Azure - Vortices (The Light That Remains) 00:21:05  Gate Eleven - Fly By Night (First Contact) 00:26:55  Dino Pacifici & Brannan Lane - Amazon Mist (Imaginary Horizons) 00:31:50  Chuck van Zyl - Denkmal (Transience) 00:42:16  Brendan Pollard - Corollary (Strands) 00:48:53  Grauglanz - Collaborations (A Grim Moon Rising) 00:59:50  Leopards Of White - Through The Front Door To Then (Forest Edge) 01:08:47  Paul Ellis - Winter Garden (Warmth From Other Suns) 01:17:12  Stefan Erbe - Metamorphosys (Metamorphosys) 01:23:02  Colin Rayment - As Light Tiptoes In The Darkness (Penumbra) 01:31:04  Rene De Bakker - Cosmic Equilibrium (Cosmic Equilibrium) 01:47:58  end

  I have continued my recent bingeing of berlin-school electronic music. Devouring old and new music. So I was very excited when guest mixer Erwin Broers reached with a new berlin-school mix. Woo hoo! It's all new music, some of Erwin's favorites from 2024. I was familiar with about half of the artists some it was great to discover new music.   I'll let Erwin tell you about the mix: "I was inspired by LLM end of the year mixes on ambient and jazz. I came up with the idea of doing something similar for the Berlin School subgenre. So I checked a few blogs and searched specialized web shops for the most interesting releases of 2024. The result is a near-2hr foray with lots of different styles and atmospheres, ranging from dark to uplifting, retro analog to modern digital, occasionally with a touch of electric guitar and percussions, but almost always with typical layers of sequencers and soundscapes. The influence of the pioneers of the genre, Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream, is still very much alive in some tracks, almost 50 years after their prime. Filtercafe and Sequentia Legenda obviously draw from that heritage. Most listeners will not like all the tracks, but it is a good introduction to what is being created in the contemporary Berlin School."   Thanks for another great electronic mix. Look for another mix from Erwin coming next month.   LINKS TO ALL  THE MUSIC USED IN THIS MIX: http://paulellisperthomhav.bandcamp.com/album/orpheus http://perge.bandcamp.com/album/la-roue http://gertemmens.bandcamp.com/album/elektra-25th-anniversary-edition http://manikinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/106 http://cosmicground.bandcamp.com/album/area-24 http://thombrennan.bandcamp.com/album/othadiegra http://pyramid-peak.bandcamp.com/album/kontinuum-2 http://sphericmusic-shop.de/de/schroeder-robert/1816-schroeder-robert-observer.html http://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/solastalgia http://moonsatellite2.bandcamp.com/album/motions-of-ethereal-lunar http://awenson.bandcamp.com/album/awenson-faith http://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com/album/veiled-portraits-cyd-0118 http://sequentia-legenda.bandcamp.com/album/galactic-crystals http://emmensboots.bandcamp.com/album/lost-in-dephts-of-desolation   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00:00   Paul Ellis & Per Thomhav - Orpheus (Orpheus) 00:06:11   Perge - La Roue (La Roue) 00:11:21   Gert Emmens - Elektra Part 1 (Elektra 25th Anniversary Edition) 00:18:38   Filtercafé - Kaltwasserhahn (106) 00:32:00   Cosmic Ground - Area 24 Part 4 (Area 24) 00:37:02   Thom Brennan - Othadiegra Part 5 (Othadiegra) 00:43:51   Pyramid Peak - Aquamarine (Kontinuum) 00:51:13   Robert Schroeder - Observer (Observer) 00:58:57   Erik Wöllo - Forever River (Solastalgia) 01:06:42   MoonSatellite - Motion Part 3 (Motions Of Ethereal Lunar) 01:15:00   Awenson - Van Halen (Faith) 01:25:58   Paul Ellis & Pabellón Sintético - Synonymous (Veiled Portraits) 01:31:31   Sequentia Legenda - Crystal Of Light (Galactic Crystals) 01:41:40   Gert Emmens & Ron Boots - Lost In Dephts Of Desolation (Lost In Depths Of Desolation) 01:56:09   end

In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Leonhard Sommer über sein Buch "Wenn Schule auf Ideen bringt". Leonhard Sommer, ein kreativer Kopf und Absolvent der Berlin School of Creative Leadership, untersucht, wie Kreativität im schulischen Lernen gefördert werden kann und was Schulen von der Kreativindustrie lernen können. Freut euch auch auf Einblicke in das kommende Festival Futuromondo, eine Multikonferenz, die sich mit spannenden Themen wie Technologie, Kreativität, Lernen, Innovation und Musik beschäftigt. Das Festival verspricht, zahlreiche inspirierende Ansätze und Lösungen vorzustellen, die unsere Lernkultur nachhaltig verändern können. Schaltet ein und lasst euch inspirieren! Shownotes Sommer, Leonard. Wenn Schule auf Ideen bringt: 100 Kreative denken Lernen neu. 2. Auflage, Vahlen, 2023. Hückel, Manfred. Leuchttürme der Bildung: Anleitung zu einer Schulrevolution. Molden Verlag in Verlagsgruppe Styria GmbH & Co. KG, 2023. Do schools kill creativity? | Sir Ken Robinson | TED Ken Robinson sagt: Schule erstickt die Kreativität. Futuromundo | Multi-Conference & Festival

We are back after many weeks without a proper internet connection, which made it impossible to prepare new editions of Sequences. After spending time in several Airbnbs, I'm finally in rented accommodation which has a decent speed on Sky Full Fibre 150 broadband. In the past month, we have gathered a lot of new music to feature on our podcasts. We decided to offer you two editions: No 259 focusing on sequential, symphonic, modular, and Berlin School music and the other No 260 exploring dark and light ambient, cosmic, chill-out, and experimental genres. Download Bios: https://we.tl/t-pCXvicue9h Playlist No 259 01.44 LPF12 ‘Bleed To Crescendo' (album TitledStage) https://lpf12.bandcamp.com/album/tiltedstage?from=fanpub_nfnb 07.38 René van der Wouden ‘The Red Moon Passes The Earth' (Live At The Dutch Electronic Masters 2024) *** 16.33 ARC ‘Octane' (album Radio Spunik)*** https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 26.37 Maria Warner (Aka Michael Neil) ‘Dark Matter Part 1' (album Dark Matter) *** https://mariawarner.bandcamp.com/album/dark-matter 37.30 Legendary Pink Dots ‘Ascension' (album The Last 10 Year: A Compilation For The Courageous) https://legendarypinkdots1.bandcamp.com/album/the-last-10-years-a-compilation-for-the-courageous 43.38 Deep Imagination ‘Realm Of The Raven' (Single) www.bscmusic.com 47.42 Onsturicheit ‘Carl - Berlijns Design' (album De Blauwe Kamer) https://onsturicheit-chaos.bandcamp.com 56.21 sinterklaas en de awarte piet (Live Veldhoven 2000) ***https://doombientmusic.bandcamp.com/track/live-veldhoven-2000 01.07.32 Oliver Coates ‘Radiocello' (album Throb, Shiver, Arrow Of Time) https://olivercoates.bandcamp.com/album/throb-shiver-arrow-of-time 01.09.59 Oliver Coates ‘Ultra Valid' 01.13.10 Arcane Trickster ‘Mossy Bed' (album Carme) https://immersive-love.bandcamp.com/album/carme 01.22.34 Endless Dive ‘Iridescence' (album Souvenances) https://Baco.lnk.to/DeuxRoues 01.24.57 Endless Dive ‘Petit Bain' 01.28.20 The Fourth Dimension Project ‘Oceanic Blue' (album Colours Of The Universe) https://fourthdimension1.bandcamp.com/album/colours-of-the-universe 01.32.08 The Fourth Dimension Project ‘Amber' 01.38.25 Kamarius ‘Ascending' (album The Code 2024) https://kamarius.bandcamp.com 01.45.57 Kamarius ‘Clouds In Motion' 01.51.13 Parallel Worlds ‘Time Dimension' (album Impressions) https://moatun7.bandcamp.com/album/impressions 01.56.22 Parallel Worlds 'Spreadotron' 02.01.20 Philippe Besombes ‘Passadena Airport' (album Anthology 1975-1979) B.F.T.P https://www.discogs.com/release/10651663-Philippe-Besombes-Anthology-1975-1979 Philippe Besombes ‘J'ai pas le temps' 02.11.17 Thaneco & Romerium ‘RCW Eight Six' (album The Remnants Of Supernova Explosions) https://thaneco.bandcamp.com 02.18.51 Sophos ‘Future Mountains' (album Sending Signals) www.DiN.org.uk 02.20.42 Sophos ‘Laniakea' 02.31.49 Fratoroler ‘E___nd of Nervs' (album L.I.K.E.S.https://fratoroler.bandcamp.com 02.45.19 Ivan Black ‘Falling From The Spires' (album A Quiet Ocean} 02.52.25 Mauricio Moquillaza '02' (album Mauricio Moquillaza) *** http://buhrecords.bandcamp.com/ Edit ***

We are back after many weeks without a proper internet connection, which made it impossible to prepare new editions of Sequences. After spending time in several Airbnbs, I'm finally in rented accommodation with a decent speed on Sky Full Fibre 150 broadband. In the past month, we have gathered a lot of new music to feature on our podcasts. We decided to offer you two editions: one focusing on sequential, symphonic, modular, and Berlin School music and the other exploring dark and light ambient, cosmic, chill-out, and experimental genres. Download Bios: https://we.tl/t-U83tqP9DO6 Playlist Ambient Side 260 00.00 Hiroshi Watanabe: Kaito ‘A Call From The Ground' (album Collection)*** https://hiroshiwatanabe.bandcamp.com/album/collection 04.18 Hiroshi Watanabe: Kaito ‘Silent Cloud' 10.47 Canopy of Stars ‘Gravitational Waves' (album Waves Remixed) https://rednetic.bandcamp.com 20.33 Blue Is Nine ‘High Tide' (album Life In Motion) https://blueisnine.bandcamp.com/album/ubiquity 22.54 Blue Is Nine ‘Highway 101' 27.26 Blue Is Nine ‘Color Me Alive' 31.26 Alessandro Cortini ‘Chiaroscuro' (album Scuro Chiaro) https://cortini.bandcamp.com/album/scuro-chiaro 38.49 RL Huber ‘The Clearing' (album Forgiving Light) *** https://rlhuber.bandcamp.com 40.02 RL Huber ‘Traveller' 43.08 Colin Andrew Sheffield ‘Moments Lost' (album Moments Lost) https://sublimeretreat.bandcamp.com/album/moments-lost 52.53 Horror & Opera ‘Proiectio Lunae Jadeite' (album Mortuus Messis, The Lost Opera) 01.00.13 Brotherhood Of Sleep ‘Activation Of The Portal Of Singing Skulls' (album Devotional Hymns To A Brilliant Flaming Sun) https://winter-light.bandcamp.com/yum 01.11.54 Daniela Huerta ‘Coatl' (album Soplo)*** https://danielahuerta.bandcamp.com/album/soplo 01.17.09 The Utopia Strong ‘Weather All' (album The BBC Sessions) *** https://theutopiastrong.bandcamp.com/album/the-bbc-sessions 01.30.35 Jarguna ‘Little Puma (Morgana)' (album Purr24: Various artists) www.projekt.com 01.37.41 Deborah Martin & Cheryl Gallagher ‘Palace' (album Tibet 20th Anniversary Remaster) https://ambientelectronic.bandcamp.com/album/tibet-20th-anniversary-remaster 01.44.58 Serena Gabriel ‘The Feline Path (Muffin)' (album Purr24: Various artists) www.projekt.com 01.55.14 Android Lust ‘Of Slumber and Whiskers (Motu)' (album Purr24: Various artists) www.projekt.com 02.01.07 Ancient Astronaut ‘Field Of Dreams' (album New Chapters) https://ancientastronaut.bandcamp.com/album/new-chapters 02.05.14 Ancient Astronaut ‘Amethyst' 02.09.33 David Joseph Jennings feat: Konishi ‘Love Is The Refusal To Separate' (album Love Is) https://www.davidjenningsmusic.com 02.16.40 Suntapes ‘Orbit (EP MoonZone) https://www.ambient-soundscapes.com/ 02.18.35 Kilometre Club ‘Cool Wave'(EP Cool Wave) https://kilometreclub.bandcamp.com 02.20.42 Lauge, Spacecraft ‘Ghost Dunes' (https://laugebabagnohm.bandcamp.com/track/ghost-dunes 02.24.56 Aglaia ‘Environmental Changes' (album Darkness Meets Red) *** https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/darkness-meets-red 02.34.54 Claudio Casanueva ‘I Shall Fear No Evil' (single) *** https://claudiocasanueva.bandcamp.com 02.45.30 theAdelaidean ‘Day Dreamt' (album Distant Objects In Soft Focus) www.projekt.com 02.53.28 theAdelaidean ‘Old Water' Edit ***

  At the beginning of September when I posted my "Sequencer City" mix, I said I'd been on a berlin school bender. Well, now three months later I'm still on that sequencer synth kick. At the end of October the analog synth itch was scratched by a stellar guest mix from Erwin Broers called "Capturing The Voice Of A Galaxy." It featured tracks from the Klaus Schulz label, "Innovative Communications. Now we have have a follow up mix from Erwin called "Back to the Roots of Berlin School." Oh man, this is some good stuff! Erwin tells me that "there's a whole sub-category of "Berlin School" out there called "Retro Berlin School". In the mid 1990's "Berlin School" was revived by nostalgic electronic artists who benefited from technological innovations to make the iconic analog synths such as the Mellotron, the ARP 2600 and the big Moog Modular more playable. The result was a huge resurgence of mid 1970's style Berlin School EM which was dubbed "retro" to mark the difference with the classics such as Tangerine Dream's Stratosfear, Klaus Schulze's Timewind and Ashra's New Age Of Earth." I hope my current obsession with this genre continues because I am loving every minute of it. Thanks for another great mix, Erwin. Cheers!   T R A C K L S I S T : 00:00   Redshift - Redshift(excerpt) (Redshift, 1996) 09:20   Cosmic Hoffmann - Shiva Connection (Shiva Connection, 2000) 15:00   Free System Projekt - And Then There Were Two (Impulse (reissue), 2005) 29:00   Brendan Pollard - Aquarius (Expansion, 2005) 31:17   Ramp - Phasenverzerrung (Nodular, 1998)  42:50   Javi Canovas - North Of Circle (Impasse, 2005) 56:42   Arcane - Dystopian Fictions (Gather Darkness, 1999) 71:02   end

Have you ever felt frustrated by the narrow, rigid ways we're encouraged to think about mental health and experiences considered ‘madness'? Whether you are a person with mental health experiences and feel discouraged by the lack of options or support, a family member or clinician concerned by the way people are treated, a scholar who wants to think outside the box, or an activist combatting discrimination, you may be excited to hear about a field of study. In this very special episode, Dr. Alisha Ali, Dr. Bradley Lewis, and I discuss the emerging field of Mad Studies and the way it challenges conventional mental health narratives. IDHA is hosting an online event December 8th from 12-6pm EST for those who want to dive into this field, get tickets here: https://www.idha-nyc.org/mad-studies-symposium In this episode we discuss: what is mad studies and how is it different from anti-psychiatry and critical psychiatry/psychology? our cultural unquestioning reverence for science and how it deters important scholarship how specialization in academia can lead to reductive research and scholarship The power of language to shape how we think about madness and what's ‘normal' connections between activism and academia biologizing ‘normal', the hyperfocus on the brain, and neurodiversity movements the struggle against sanism across social movements Alisha Ali is an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Psychology at New York University where she heads the Advocacy and Community-Based Trauma Studies (ACTS) Lab. Her research examines the mental health effects of various forms of oppression... including racism and poverty. She is co-editor (with Bradley Lewis and Jazmine Russell) of the upcoming book “The Mad Studies Reader” (Routledge Press). Her current projects are investigating the effects of empowerment-based interventions for domestic violence survivors and low-income high school students, and the impact of an arts-based intervention to treat the effects of traumatic stress in military veterans. Alisha received her PhD in Applied Cognitive Science from the University of Toronto and completed her postdoctoral fellowship training in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto Bradley Lewis is a psychotherapist/psychiatrist in private practice and a humanities professor at New York University. He is devoted to enriching everyday life and clinical practice through integration with the arts, humanities, and cultural/political/religious study. In addition to co-editing the Mad Studies Reader, his books include Experiencing Epiphanies in Literature and Cinema; Narrative Psychiatry; and Moving Beyond Prozac, DSM, and the New Psychiatry: Birth of Postpsychiatry Jazmine Russell is the co-founder of the Institute for the Development of Human Arts, a transformative mental health educator, trauma survivor, and host of "Depth Work: A Holistic Mental Health Podcast." She is an interdisciplinary scholar of Mad Studies, Critical Psychology, and Neuroscience, and a postgraduate student at the Berlin School of Mind and Brain. Jazmine has worked in the mental health system as a crisis counselor and later as a peer counselor specializing in working with those experiencing 'psychosis.' Becoming disillusioned with the system, she became a grassroots mental health organizer and holistic counselor across many modalities since 2015. JOIN US FOR THE MAD STUDIES SYMPOSIUM ONLINE DECEMBER 8th  Links The Mad Studies Reader - https://www.routledge.com/Mad-Studies-Reader-Interdisciplinary-Innovations-in-Mental-Health/Lewis-Ali-Russell/p/book/9780367709082  https://imsj.org/what-is-mad-studies/ Sessions & Information about the host: ⁠⁠JazmineRussell.com⁠⁠ Disclaimer: The DEPTH Work Podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Any information on this podcast in no way to be construed or substituted as psychological counseling, psychotherapy, mental health counseling, or any other type of therapy or medical advice.

Dr. Steffen Schmidt ist ein Experte auf dem Gebiet des Markenmanagements, Neuromarketings und der Kausalanalyse. Steffen beschäftigt sich schon lange vor dem Aufkommen von ChatGPT intensiv mit künstlicher Intelligenz und ihrer praktischen Anwendung im Marketing und Gründer der concept m Tocher concept m AI. Carsten Baumgarth ist Professor für Brand Management an der Berlin School of Economics und Adjunct Professor an der Ho Chi Minh Open University in Vietnam. Er ist Autor von über 400 wissenschaftliche Publikationen. Er beschäftigt sich neben dem Brand Management allgemein speziell mit Technologiemarken, Nachhaltigkeit und der Kooperation zwischen Unternehmen und Künstlern. Carsten widmet sich darüber hinaus intensiv dem Wissenstransfer aus der Wissenschaft in die Praxis mit seinem Instagram Kanal "Brückenbau Marke". Gemeinsam veranstalten beide seit zwei Jahren das erfolgreiche Onlineformat "KI-Garage für Marken" in denen sie über neueste KI Forschung berichten als auch Vertreter aus Unternehmen ihre Erfahrungen mit KI teilen. Wir sprechen unter anderem darüber ...

Support Night Clerk Radio on Patreon In this episode, we're exploring the music of The Nightcrawlers, a trio from Philadelphia who produced over 30 cassettes of amazing cosmic and ambient synth during the 80s. We talk about one of these cassettes and then cover their more recent 2018 compilation. Their music is phenomenal so we want to say thank you to the YouTube algorithm for incepting Ross.Albums DiscussedNightcrawlers - Space Ritual at St Mary'sThe Biophonic Boombox Recordings by The Nightcrawlers Additional LinksAlbum of the Day: Nightcrawlers, “The Biophonic Boombox Recordings”The Nightcrawlers - Mexican Summer Record Label PageThe Nightcrawlers Remain an Obscure but Fascinating 80s Electronic Band CreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellRoss on TwitterBirk on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on InstagramNight Clerk Radio on Bluesky

In this episode of the Food Junkies Podcast, hosts Dr. Vera Tarman and Clarissa Kennedy dive into a fascinating conversation with Dr. Corinde Weirs, an expert in addiction and brain science. Dr. Weirs shares her insights on using the ketogenic diet as a tool for managing cravings related to addiction, not only for alcohol but possibly food as well. We explore how the brain's metabolism shifts in addiction and the promising role of ketones in stabilizing withdrawal symptoms. Key Discussion Points: ·        Dr. Corinde Weir's journey into the field of addiction and neuroscience. ·        The brain's reliance on alternative energy sources (acetate) during chronic alcohol use and how the keto diet can provide crucial support during alcohol withdrawal. ·        How a ketogenic diet might reduce the need for benzodiazepines during alcohol detoxification and decrease alcohol cravings. ·        The impact of a keto diet on brain function and cravings for both alcohol and food. ·        Exploring future research on the ketogenic diet's effects on other addictions and the potential role it could play in long-term recovery.   Guest Bio:  Dr. Corinde Weirs obtained her PhD in psychology from the Berlin School of Mind and Brain and is an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Studies of Addiction. With expertise in functional MRI and PET imaging, Dr. Weirs has contributed to groundbreaking research on addiction and brain energetics, making her a leader in the field.   Connect with Dr. Corinde Weirs: https://www.med.upenn.edu/apps/faculty/index.php/g332/p9389303   Sweet Sobriety Foundations   If you're curious about the intersection of nutrition and addiction recovery, don't miss this deep dive into the science behind using the ketogenic diet to control cravings. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review!   The content of our show is educational only. It does not supplement or supersede your healthcare provider's professional relationship and direction. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified mental health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, substance use disorder, or mental health concern.    

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Hello, everyone; thanks for tuning in. We've been asked a few times over the years why we don't have podcasts dedicated to only one style of music, like Berlin School or ambient music, chill-out or New Age. Plenty of excellent mixes are available online. We're here to introduce you to new sounds from electronic musicians worldwide. “Variety is the spice of life,” and that's precisely what we aim to bring with the music we choose for each edition. You never know what will come up with new editions, showing an expanse of genres in our ongoing trip with humans and their machines. Playlist no 256 2.00 Ian Boddy & Dave Bessell ‘Polarity Part 2' (album Polarity) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 14.22 Evan Marc + Steve Hillage ‘Intention Craft' (album Dreamtime Submersible) https://bluetech.bandcamp.com/album/evan-marc-steve-hillage-dreamtime-submersible 24.52 Józef Skrzek & Przemysław Rudź ‘The Stratomusica Suite' (album The Stratomusica Suite) ***https://przemyslawrudz.bandcamp.com/album/the-stratomusica-suite 32.39 Robert Scott Thompson & Erdem Helvacioğlu ‘From A Language Of Light' (album From A Language Of Light) https://robert-scott-thompson.bandcamp.com/ 37.07 Robert Scott Thompson & Erdem Helvacioğlu ‘Imaginarium' 42.21 Robert Scott Thompson & Erdem Helvacioğlu ‘From Intellect To Intuition' 46.57 Robert Scott Thompson & Erdem Helvacioğlu ‘Tale of the Magnifying Transmitter *** 49.38 Mike Hans Steffl ‘Ares' (album Complicated Connections) https://mikehanssteffl.bandcamp.com 57.04 Mike Hans Steffl ‘Charon' 01.02.39 Michael Bruckner ‘Nightfall' (album The Android Tales Vol 1) https://michaelbrueckner-syngate.bandcamp.com 01.05.19 Steve Roach 'Towards The Dream' (album Dreamtime Return: High Definition Remaster) https://steveroach.bandcamp.com/album/dreamtime-return-high-definition-edition 01.21.58 Hélène Vogelsinger ‘Elevation' (Album Ethereal Dissolution) https://helenevogelsinger.bandcamp.com/album/ethereal-dissolution 01.23.13 Steve Roach ‘The Ancient Days' 01.32.03 Ivan Black ‘Crystal Heart' (album Deep Listening) https://petroglyphmusic.bandcamp.com/album/663-ivan-black-deep-listening 01.41.09 Lisa Bella Donna ‘Atlas Obscura' (album Hysteresis) https://lisabelladonna.bandcamp.com 01.50.56 Brian Duffy/System-100 ‘Wind On Combe Gibbet' (album Instead Of Faint Spirit) https://buriedtreasure.bandcamp.com 01.54.14 Brian Duffy/System-100 ‘Ink Pen White' 01.57.52 Shall Remain Nameless ‘The Kessler Effect/Downward Spiral' (album A Bleeping Mess) https://shallremainnameless.bandcamp.com 02.06.42 Christian Fiesel ‘Traumatized Hearing' (album Radium Girls) https://christianfiesel.bandcamp.com/album/radium-girls 02.11.06 Christain Fiesel ‘Fate Strikes With Rays' 02.14.58 Christain Fiesel ‘Deadzone' 02.20.19 LPF12 ‘The Mind Builds A Blue Sky' (album Burn The World Quietly) https://lpf12.bandcamp.com/album/burn-the-world-quietly 02.27.10 LPF12 ‘Anarchy For The Light Hearted' 02.29.53 Carl Lord ‘Beckley Creek' (album Weightless) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.33.58 PJS ‘Imaginations' (album Flora) https://dronarivm.bandcamp.com/album/flora 02.42.57 CURA ‘In A Cosmic Valley Ballet' (album In The Hush Of Mosaic Spaces) https://heartdancerecords.bandcamp.com 02.42.57 CURA ‘Swaying In The Breeze' 02.49.08 Spacecraft ‘Moving Across The Sky' (album Skyscapes) https://spacecraft.bandcamp.com/album/skyscapes 02.52.59 Spacecraft ‘Moonrise Over Seattle' 02.56.52 Niclas Lundqvist ‘Drift Away' (EP Blue Dawn) https://valleyviewrecords.bandcamp.com/music 02.58.55 Narwhal 'Something Out There' (album Space Ambient: Drifting 002) https://valleyviewrecords.bandcamp.com/album/space-ambient-drifting-002 03.01.39 Floating Tones ‘Walk Among The Stars' https://valleyviewrecords.bandcamp.com/album/space-ambient-drifting-002 Edit***

THE ARRIVAL OF PRACTICAL ELECTRONIC SYNTHESIZERS in the late 1960s and early 1970s caused a sensation around the world, but nowhere more than Germany. Postwar German artists were restless, intent on leaving behind all forms of traditional German music, as well as the Rhythm & Blues roots and song structure of popular Anglo-American rock. An innocent feature of early modular synthesizers called a “step sequencer” provided a tool that led to the development of an original style called “Kosmische Musik” or "Cosmic Music" in Germany, and—more playfully—“KrautRock.” The step sequencer made it easy to create hypnotic rhythm loops with up to 32 notes or steps, set a tempo, and mix them over flowing electronic drones. The effect was to “float” the listener through endless terrestrial or cosmic space: it was addictive. Seminal groups and individuals like CAN, KLAUS SCHULZE, TANGERINE DREAM, KRAFTWERK, CLUSTER, ASH RA TEMPEL, HARMONIA and others, created an enduring style that has influenced genres from Minimalism, Ambient and Electronic Dance Music, to New Age and Techno. Today we call it the "Berlin School." On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another timeless flight on electronic rhythms, on a program called SEQUENCER AIRLINES. Music is by ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, STATE AZURE, STEVE HAUSCHILDT, STARTERRA, MARTIN STURTZER, SYNTH REPLICANTS, STRAY THEORIES, NILS FRAHM, and EDGAR FROESE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Mesoamérica es cuna de culturas asombrosas que surgieron en medio de una de las geografías más hermosas del planeta. Allí, los mitos mayas y aztecas (mexicas) representan una entrada fascinante a la rica historia y las creencias de estas poderosas civilizaciones que influyeron profundamente en el centro y norte del continente americano. Notas del episodio: Este episodio fue pautado por la escuela negocios Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI). BSBI te ofrece una educación de primer nivel con programas depregrado, maestría y doctorado en cuatro vibrantes ciudades: Berlín, Hamburgo, París y Barcelona. Todos los programas son impartidos en inglés y con la opción de estudiar en español en el campus de Barcelona. ¡Ofertas especiales disponibles! Para más información, contáctanos aquí. El maravilloso mundo mesoamericano Ixchel: la diosa maya de la luna La diosa mexica de todas las aguas: Chalchiuhtlicue Por qué los mayas consideran que el alma y el corazón de los seres humanos están hechos de maíz Las flores y la belleza, atributos de la joven Xochiquetzal El mito de la peregrinación de Aztlán, origen de los mexicas ¡Síguenos en nuestras Redes Sociales! Facebook:   / dianauribe.fm   Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/dianauribe.fm/?hl=es Twitter: https://twitter.com/dianauribefm?lang=es Pagina web: https://www.dianauribe.fm

Check out our latest double edition featuring a wide variety of music. Part 1 includes music from sequential, Berlin School, progressive, neo-classical and modular genres, perfect for those who enjoy energetic and dynamic sounds. Meanwhile, part 2 delves into ambient, symphonic, and experimental music, offering a more introspective and immersive listening experience. Detailed biographies of the featured musicians and bands can be found on our website http://www.sequencesmagazine.com/podcasts/ Sequences Playlist No 25 01.36 Stephan Erbe ‘Unpredictable' (album Retrologica 2024) https://stefanerbe.bandcamp.com/album/retrologica-2024 06.04 Stephan Erbe 'At The Last Stage (1st edit)' 10.25 Stephan Erbe ‘Pulse Of Time' 12.10 Stephan Erbe ‘Epica' 18.58 Dask ‘Redemption' (album Time And Burden) https://syngate.bandcamp.com/artists 32.34 Keith Richie ‘Revival' (album Electric Panda) https://keithrichie.bandcamp.com/album/electric-panda 36.57 Keith Richie ‘Social Cesspit' 42.11 Paul Ellis ‘Three Trajectories 2' (album Three Trajectories) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 52.27 Fusion Of Elements ‘Binary Confrontation' (album Bigger Than Us) https://syngate.bandcamp.com/artists 01.01.03 Field Lines Cartographer ‘Fog Warning' (album Portable Reality Generator) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.11.03 Stephen Parsick ‘Infinite Void (album Polarity Redux) *** https://doombientmusic.bandcamp.com/album/polarity-redux 01.14.34 Stephen Parsick ‘Magnificant Void' 01.17.39 Stephen Parsick ‘Through The Open Sky' 01.22.47 Michael Bruckner & Cousin Silas 'Spheres Part 1 & 2' (album Passages & Spheres) *** https://michaelbrueckner.bandcamp.com 01.41.37 Michael Brückner ‘Crystaloquence' (album Threequences) *** https://michaelbrueckner.bandcamp.com 01.49.44 Micado 'SculptureS In GlaSS' (album SculptureS) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 01.55.58 Agitation Free ‘Khan El Khalili' (album Malesch) https://www.discogs.com/master/25689-Agitation-Free-معليش-Malesch 02.01.33 NINA Feat: Lau ‘One Of Us'(EP One Of Us: instrumentals) https://ninasounduk.bandcamp.com/album/one-of-us-ep-instrumentals 02.05,56 Natalia Quest ‘Redemption Instrumental' (single) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6FExkgk6yU 02.09.21 Cartas De Japon ‘Camet' (album Santa Clara) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 02.18.52 Fritz Mayr ‘Vanadium' (album Third Nature) https://fritzmayr.bandcamp.com 02.29.40 Erez Yaary 'Never Again' (album Everything Will Dissolve) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 02.40.12 Ice Planet 9000 ‘The Aquestor' (album Sequence 2:Star Chamber) https://iceplanet9000.bandcamp.com/album/sequence-2-star-chamber Edit ***

SEQUENCES PODCAST NO 253 Part 1 & 2 Check out our latest double edition featuring a wide variety of music. Part 1 includes music from sequential, Berlin School, progressive, neo-classical and modular genres, perfect for those who enjoy energetic and dynamic sounds. Meanwhile, part 2 delves into ambient, symphonic, and experimental music, offering a more introspective and immersive listening experience. Detailed biographies of the featured musicians and bands can be found on our website http://www.sequencesmagazine.com/podcasts/ Playlist No 253 Part 2 00.00 Liam Boyle ‘Inner Universe/The Void' (album Interdimensional Mind Traveller) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 09.31 Ivan Black ‘Quantum Listening' 16.45 Gustavo Denouard ‘Cosmic Serenity' (album Mysterious Winds) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com 21.42 Pietro Zollo ‘Observation' (album Fragmented Patterns) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com 28.48 Man From Mars & Pulse Mandala ‘Nivana Particles' (album Cyan Aura) https://manfrommars5.bandcamp.com/album/cyan-aura 35.26 Anatakara ‘Echoes of the Cosmic Canopy' (album Unseen Patterns Of Light) https://anantakara.bandcamp.com 42.40 Angelina Yershova ‘Heavenly Signs' https://anantakara.bandcamp.com 45.43 Kevin Braheny Fortune ‘Dragon Wait' (album Dragons Waits) ***https://kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com 52.12 Kevin Braheny Fortune ‘Enchanter's Isle' (album Enchanter's Isle) *** 01.08.00 TheAdelaidean & Steve Roach ‘Vanishing Point' (album CD1 Parallels)***www.projekt.com 01.05.16 TheAdelaidean & Steve Roach 'North Parallel' 01.10.28 City Of Dawn ‘As Fragile As The Morning' (album Invincible Summer) https://cityofdawn.bandcamp.com/album/invincible-summer 01.13.58 City Of Dawn: feat Sherry Finzer ‘Into A Spirits Dream' 01.18.44 Deuter ‘Komorebi-The Walk' (album Komorebi Sunlight Through Trees) www.CGDeuter.com 01.28.30 Byron Metcalf & Ari Urban ‘Thunder Goddess/The Invitation' (album Rituals Of Passion) https://wayfarerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/rituals-of-passion 01.38.57 Sherry Finzer & Jere Friedman ‘Inner Sojourn' (album Fairy Tale Forest) https://heartdancerecords.bandcamp.com/album/inner-sojourn 01.44.18 Lyli J Fountain ‘On You' (album Majjie) https://lylij.bandcamp.com 01.48.32 Lyli J ‘Within: Cole's Fear Of Drowning Mix' 01.55.59 Michael Bruckner ‘Shepard's Awake/The Parting' (album Sheep Asleep) *** https://michaelbrueckner.bandcamp.com 02.09.37 Shall Remain Nameless ‘Fake Anne/Watch Your Step/Kris Cross' (album Kensington- Philadelphia Soundtrack) ***https://shallremainnameless.bandcamp.com/album/kensington-philadelphia-soundtrack 02.18.20 Ambient Solstice feat: Jeff Franzel ‘Nightfall' (album Short Stories) https://wayfarerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/short-stories 02.24.10 Ambient Solstice ‘Weightless' 02.28.23 Mathias Grassow & Heikke Lindgren ‘ULKOKALLA' (album Harmaja) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 02.36.37 Runaway Horses ‘House In The Woods' (EP Recollected In Tranquillity) https://dronarivm.bandcamp.com/yum 02.40.32 Cloud Architect ‘Minutes' (Various Ambient Soundscapes Vol 2) https://www.ambient-soundscapes.com/ 02.42.21 Floating Motion 'Nostalgia' (Various Ambient Soundscapes Vol 2) https://www.ambient-soundscapes.com/ 02.44.27 Humans From Mars ‘Magic Forest' (EP Origins) www.valleyviewrecords.com.au 02.48.43 Astropilot ‘Spring's Tears Of Joy' (EP Spring's Tears Of Joy) www.valleyviewrecords.com.au 02.52.26 1dxcember ‘Ghoslights' (Single) www.valleyviewrecords.com.au 02.54.12 Stillness Sanctuary ‘Dreamland' (EP Grace) www.valleyviewrecords.com.au Edit ***

Recebemos Gustavo Vieira para discutir um tema fascinante: a liderança transcendental. Gustavo compartilha sua jornada única, mesclando experiências pessoais e profissionais que o levaram a explorar novos horizontes de liderança. Se você está em busca de insights profundos que vão além das práticas convencionais e deseja transformar sua abordagem de liderança, este episódio é imperdível. Venha descobrir como conectar negócios, pessoas e espiritualidade para alcançar uma liderança verdadeiramente transformadora. ◾ Liderança definida como característica principal no perfil vocacional de Gustavo. ◾ A conexão entre liderança transcendental e práticas de autoconhecimento. ◾ Gustavo encontrou Greg Stebbins, autor do livro "Liderança Transcendental", que o mentorou. ◾ Evolução da liderança: da liderança transacional à transcendental. ◾ Três pilares da transcendência: material, digital e espiritual. ◾ Espiritualidade no mundo corporativo pode ser trabalhada através de amor, propósito e visão sistêmica. ◾ "Somos seres espirituais vivendo uma experiência humana" - perspectiva que transforma a liderança. ◾ Modelo proposto por Gustavo baseado em três pilares: interno, externo e central. ◾ Pilar central do modelo: amor incondicional, luz e bem maior. ◾ Pilar interno: presença, gratidão e intencionalidade. Não perca este episódio inspirador com Gustavo Vieira sobre liderança transcendental. Descubra como conectar negócios, pessoas e espiritualidade para transformar sua liderança e impactar positivamente todos ao seu redor. Ouça agora e eleve sua jornada de liderança para um novo patamar! Gustavo (Gus) Vieira é Formado em Administração de Empresas pela FAAP, com especialização em Design de Serviço pela EISE, Pós Graduação em Design Estratégico e Inovação, Master em User Experience pelo Nielsen Norman Group e Certificação pelo Disney Institute e pela Berlin School of Creative Leadership e PROSCI Change Management. Entusiasta dos temas Transcendência, Liderança e Espiritualidade, concluiu sua certificação em Master em Liderança Transcendental pelo PTS - Peace Theological Seminary and College of Philosophy. Atua como Sócio e Design Lead na Livework Studio, 1ª Consultoria de Design de Serviço do mundo. Atua também como facilitador de Workshops de Inovação, Design e Liderança e como professor em cursos online, cursos livres e MBAs, abordando temas como Design Thinking, UX, Sprints de Design, Ferramentas de Ideação, Criatividade e Pesquisa de Design. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gustavopgv/ https://liveworkstudio.com.br/ #podcast #liderança #transcendência

https://cultkitchen.radio – ambient & experimental music 24/7. @hiram-668776679, a Minnesota Water Steward and environmental sound artist based in Minneapolis. His latest album, "Yucca Music" was recorded outdoors in Joshua Tree National Park, using the frequencies of living plants. This meditative work promotes conservation and communion, bridging the human experience with Nature's essence. The mix for the show titled "Eternal Waves" presents a deep blend of classic New Age, cosmic synthesis, spiritual jazz, and experimental electro-acoustic works from the golden era of sound. The podcast explores mellow vibes encompassing early ambient, drone, and Berlin School genres, as well as delving into spiritual jazz, private press New Age, and experimental realms. Tracklist: Paula Anna Strom – Cult of Isis Suzanne Doucet – Cosmic Consciousness Hans-Joachim Roedilius – Nächtens In Forst Brother Ah – Inner Voice Ariel Kalma – Le Soleil Au Couchant Garrett List – Your Own Self Pt. 1 Suzanne Ciani – Second Breath Hiroshi Yoshimura – FEEL Lyghte – Hermetic Harmonics
 Ojas – Celestial Voyage

In the run-up to International Women's Day, Let's Do The Right Thing profiles the achievements of some inspirational leaders. Kate Cox is the CMO of BrightBid, an ad tech company using the latest technology to create amazing results for advertisers. Prior to this, Kate has been the CMO at Moneypenny and GoDaddy. She has an MBA from the Berlin School of Creative Leadership, and is the Co-author of the IPA's New Models of Marketing Effectiveness 'From Integration to Orchestration'​. For anyone requiring knowledge around driving rapid growth in business, this is essential listening. Presented by Adam Hopkinson. https://www.internationalwomensday.com/Fundraising Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy New Year to all our friends & listeners from the team, Mike, Andy and, of course, our host, Karen. Moving house over Christmas has been a busy time for me. Now in temporary accommodation with my daughter & son-in-law before another move later in the year back to the UK. Since starting Sequences in a cupboard (yes, you heard it right) with just a cassette machine, I have come full circle being back in a cupboard again while most of my possessions are in storage with just one trusty Mac computer to work on. This edition will be the only podcast for this month due to the upheaval of the last few weeks. I managed to put together a two-part podcast—the first session featuring sequential, cinematic, neo-classical music and Berlin School. Part 2 delves into ambient light & dark, symphonic, world and even experimental noise. It's with a heavy heart that I must say goodbye to a good friend I've known for several years in the electronic music scene, Wolf Red, who passed away just before Christmas, and at the beginning of this new year, we lost Greek musician IASOS, widely regarded as one of the pioneers of the New Age music genre in the 70s Mick The ED Playlist No 246 Part 01.04 Venja ‘Let There In Light' (album Genesis) https://venja.bandcamp.com/album/genesis 06.48 Venja ‘Genesis' 14.39 Intelligentsia ‘Canis-Majoris' (album Trilight) https://intelligentsia.bandcamp.com/album/trilight 21.25 Intelligentsia ‘Nova Aurora' 26.07 Ice Planet 9000 feat: Angelspit & Colfax Mingo ‘The Event' https://iceplanet9000.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/P2-xsOMZ_1Q 33.42 Jörg Erren ‘Lens Flare' (album Snapshots) https://joergerren.bandcamp.com/album/snapshots 37.19 Jörg Erren ‘Ponte De Normandie' 40.06 Jörg Erren ‘Rammelsberg' 43.41 Jörg Erren ‘Starry Night' 46.15 Reinhardt Buhr ‘1 Hour Live Looping' ***https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1xXqBS-v2s https://reinhardtbuhr.com or 55.57 Natalia Quest ‘Inversion: Instrumental Version' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhbkzOyodZM 58.59 Bersarin Quartett ‘Gespenster' (Systeme) https://denovali.com/digitalstore/index.php 01.01.58 Bersarin Quartett ‘Autopoesie' 01.05.16 Thy Veils ‘The Ethereal' (album Psihodrom Compilation) https://psihodrom.bandcamp.com/album/v 01.11.51 Sequentia Legenda ‘Around The Great Central Sun' (album Alcyone) https://sequentia-legenda.bandcamp.com 01.21.46 Sequentia Legenda ‘Love Feeds Love' 01.24.36 Ivan Black ‘Overactive Techarchy' (album She's A Graph) https://ivanblack.bandcamp.com/album/shes-a-graph 01.31.10 Ivan Black ‘A Jamboree Of Surprises' (album The Darkest Thoughts Of Man) *** https://ivanblack.bandcamp.com/album/the-darkest-thoughts-of-man 01.39.44 Eraldo Bernocci /Hoshiko Yamane ‘Hidden Secret' (album Sabi) https://denovali.com/digitalstore/index.php 01.44.29 Eraldo Bernocci /Hoshiko Yamane ‘Ichirin' 01.50.28 Apocliptic & Romerium ‘Atmospheric Voyage' (album Air (Ambient, Ethereal, Symphonic) https://romerium.bandcamp.com 01.56.16 Apocliptic & Romerium ‘Mesosphere Melodies' 02.04.39 Arin Aksberg& Sam Rosenthal ‘Homecoming' (album Nordic Patterns) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com 02.11.26 Arin Aksberg ‘Looking Back' 02.16.54 Carl Lord 'Touch' (album The 5 Senses) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.21.40 Retep Folo & Dorothy Moskowitz ‘The Black Hill Suite - Falling Skies' (Album Afterlife) https://buriedtreasure.bandcamp.com 02.24.38 Philip Chika ‘Caravan To The Cosmos' (album Caravan To The Cosmos) https://mutantmozart.bandcamp.com/album/caravan-to-the-cosmos Edit ***

This month's first edition will be our last podcast featuring a full lineup of different musicians, with the finale for this year just before the Christmas holiday, another special on a well-respected band and their various solo and other projects. We are back with a more upbeat selection here, including melodic sequential music and several Berlin School-influenced tracks. Only one new name, B. Ashra, to add to the roster of the thousands of musicians/bands we've introduced over more than 30 years. We include two of his recent albums, which span ambient music's dark & light side with meditational & ritual overtones. Talking of dark ambient, Vidna Obmana's Dante Trilogy is a collection of his early 2000 albums Tremor Spore & Legacy. Kamarius, with his ritual, mystical sound, relaxing and enigmatic atmospheres. Pioneers of French electro, Space Art with ‘Personal Duty', mastered by the legendary Michel Geiss and Dutch musician Remy's most conceptual project, including a ten-piece choir. Steve Hillman has been in this scene with sequential and progressive electronics for 40 years. We've included his latest ‘Sunsets Of Summers Past' converging on the prog rock side. Playlist No 244 02.19 Zanov ‘Quantum World' (album Lost in the Future) https://zanov.bandcamp.com Website https://zanov.net/epk-for-mediaEdit *** 11.00 Zanov ‘Conscious Machines' 14.47 Space Art ‘Code Required' (album Personal Duty) https://www.desertedislandmusic.nl 19.26 Space Art ‘Hello' 22.38 B.Ashra ‘Aurora' (album Aurora Live At Open Ear Ambient Festival 2023) *** https://klangwirkstoff-records.bandcamp.com 29.36 Däcker ‘Aergia' (album Anthropomorphic Personifications) https://www.desertedislandmusic.nl 40.12 Pauline Anna Strom ‘Mushroon Trip' (album Plot Zero) https://paulineannastrom.bandcamp.com/album/plot-zero 48.03 Pauline Anna Strom 'Spacial Spectre' (Echoes, Spaces, Lines) 54.54 B.Ashra ‘Softmachine' (album Aurora Live At Open Ear Ambient Festival 2023) *** https://klangwirkstoff-records.bandcamp.com 59.42 B.Ashra 'Moon Shadow' (album Dark Moments) *** 01.04.20 Phobos ‘Resonance' (album Resonances) ***https://phobos.bandcamp.com 01.16.03 Kontroll Raum ‘The Runaway' (album Gate 23) https://manikinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.27.00 Frore & Shane Morris ‘From Spark to Flame' (album Ochre) https://frore-shanemorris.bandcamp.com 01.35.28 Kamarius 'Natural Ritual' (album Rituals) https://kamarius.bandcamp.com 01.45.33 Vidna Obmana ‘Bloodshift' (album Dante Trilogy: Tremor, Spore, Legacy-ZOHARUM) https://vidnaobmana.bandcamp.com 01.52.30 Vidna Obmana ‘The Humanity Underneath' 01.59.19 Vidna Obmana ‘Luminous Progression' 02.06.59 B.Ashra ‘Indian Summer' (album Dark Moments) 02.10.28 Christain Wittman ‘Floating Illusions' (album Evanescence) https://christianwittman.bandcamp.com 02.15.23 Remy ‘Epilogue' (album The Other Side-Lost In Reality) https://www.desertedislandmusic.nl 02.24.02 Remy ‘First Movement/Skeptic' *** 02.29.46 Detlef Keller ‘Spaintronic I' (album Spaintronic) ***https://manikinrecords.bandcamp.com 02.37.49 Detlef Keller ‘Spaintronic IV' *** 02.49.04 Steve Hillman ‘In Formation' (album Sunsets Of Summers Past) https://stevehillman.bandcamp.com/album/sunsets-of-summers-past 02.54.28 Steve Hillman ‘In Shadow's Realm' Edit ***

YT postDesvendando o Código da Estratégia Mercadológica: Uma Conversa com Julio Alves e o Método ELO" - Neste episódio, adentramos as profundezas da estratégia empresarial com um mestre neste território.Fundador da JA Strategy e criador da Fórmula ELO, Julio traz mais de três décadas de experiência em inovação, estratégia de marca e liderança criativa. Formado pela UEMG e com especializações na UIA - Università Internazionale dell'Arte, na Berlin School of Creative Leadership e na Fundação Dom Cabral/ESADE, sua carreira é marcada por transformar marcas e negócios com insights estratégicos e criativos. Nesta conversa, Julio compartilha como o Método ELO, focado na Essência e Latência das organizações, molda Objetivos Estratégicos poderosos e diferenciados. Um episódio imperdível para quem busca insights profundos em estratégia e inovação.ASSISTA AGORA!https://youtu.be/hmdkZUbEBbILivros indicados pelo convidado: -100 Diagrams That Changed the World: From the Earliest Cave Paintings to the Innovation of the iPodhttps://amzn.to/3QT1ZWs-Chronicles From The Futurehttps://amzn.to/3sJwQwAAcompanhe nosso convidado:@ja.julioalveshttps://linkedin.com/in/ja-julioalves/Árvore da Marca: Simplificando o Branding Adquira o livro aqui: https://loja.arvoredamarca.com/Curadoria completa Mais de 220 livros recomendados pelos convidados: https://www.podbrand.design/livrosSintonize no PodbrandAcesse todas as plataformas do Podbrand: https://podbrand.bio.linkCanal no YouTube Inscreva-se agora: https://www.youtube.com/@PodbrandMídias Sociais Instagram: https://instagram.com/podbrandoficialX: https://twitter.com/podbrandoficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/podbrandoficial/PODBRAND, o podcast sobre DESIGN, ESTRATÉGIA e INOVAÇÃO.#podbrandoficial #designestratégico #valuedesign Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the award-winning FCPA Compliance Report, the longest-running podcast in compliance. In this episode, Tom Fox welcomes Marco Goldberg, Managing Director of EQS Group's North American Business, which assists organizations in navigating the complex world of compliance and building a culture of trust. Marco Goldberg is a seasoned professional in corporate compliance and investor relations solutions, with a rich background in international industrial management and an MBA from the Berlin School of Business and Entrepreneurship. The EQS Group is a leading provider of corporate compliance and investor relations solutions, serving about 9,000 customers globally. He emphasizes the importance of trust in international organizations and sees EQS Group's mission as helping to create trusted companies through their solutions. His experiences in the industry and his active participation in hosting the ECEC, Europe's largest compliance conference, have shaped his perspective. Join Tom Fox and Marco Goldberg on this episode of the FCPA Compliance Report podcast to learn more about his insights and experiences.  Key Highlights: Creating Trusted Companies with Comprehensive Solutions IntegrityLine: Empowering Employees for Compliance EU Whistleblower Protection Directive: Creating a Culture of Integrity Centralizing Compliance Workflows with AI Technology The Transformative Power of AI in Compliance  Resources: Marco Goldberg on LinkedIn EQS Group  Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shaun Abrahamson co-founded Third Sphere, dedicated to shaping a post-climate change world through venture investments and founder support. Before Third Sphere, Shaun was an active angel investor, investing in more than 20 firms and 3 unicorns between 2007 and 2013 including ZocDoc, Public, Trialpay, Refinery29, Skycatch, and Tonx. During this time, Shaun also led multiple sustainability-focused projects like Life Edited to design ultra-low GHG apartments in New York City as well as Betacup to cut paper cup waste for Starbucks.  Shaun began venture building at companies like MediaSentry, Starmedia Network, govWorks, and Oculus, with a foundation in climate work from MIT CADLab in 1997.  Shaun has an MBA from the Berlin School of Creative Leadership and a BSc from the University of Cape Town. About VSC Ventures: For 20 years, our award-winning ⁠⁠PR agency VSC⁠⁠ has worked with innovative startups on positioning, messaging, and awareness and we are bringing that same expertise to help climate startups with storytelling and narrative building. Last year, general partners Vijay Chattha and Jay Kapoor raised a $21M fund to co-invest in the most promising startups alongside leading climate funds. Through the conversations on our show CLIMB by VSC, we're excited to share what we're doing at VSC and VSC Ventures on climate innovation with companies like ⁠⁠Ample⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Actual⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Sesame Solar⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Synop⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Vibrant Planet⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠Zume⁠⁠ among many others.

Plumbing the murky and anodyne depths of German modernity, Christian Petzold – leading light of the Berlin School; protege of artist-filmmaker Harun Farocki – has a bafflingly uneven reputation. The highs are thrilling and poised; the lows, schlocky and off-note. Why so inconsistent? To separate the sauer from the succulent, the boys – joined by George MacBeth – set out on a long-distance road trip through the autobahns and service stations that have provided such weirdly compelling settings for his filmmaking – a journey that makes pit-stops at the great (Afire, Gespenster), the so-so (Jerichow, Cuba Libre), and the wurst (Barbara, Phoenix, Transit, Undine). With a career bookended by moments of brilliance we celebrate a true return to form.

This week on Cannesversations, Eliana and Patrick discuss Valeska Grisebach's self-described "dance with the Western genre," the 2017 Cannes Un Certain Regard film Western. Considered by some to be part of the second generation of the Berlin School and by others to be one of the distinct voices of the New Austrian Cinema, Grisebach distinguishes herself through her filmmaking approach by favoring a collaborative process with her actors in the conceptualization of scenes.Strangely enough, this does not take away from her directorial signature style, yet rather establishes her as one of the leading filmmakers of world cinema concerned with narrative realism. Western implements documentary-style filmmaking techniques to speak to the subsisting undercurrent themes of colonization and masculinity with contemporary panache and vigilant subtlety.Credit/ Resources:Marco Abel. The Counter-Cinema of the Berlin School, Camden House, 2013.Martine Floch. „Western, de Valeska Grisebach (2017).” Histoire Politique, https://doi.org/10.4000/histoirepolitique.5350.Codruța Morari. European Auteurs Revisit the Western: Thomas Bidegain's Les Cowboys and Valeska Grisebach's Western.New German Critique: An Interdisciplinary Journal of German Studies. 2019;46(3 [138]):11-34.Tony Pipolo. Small Talk. “Tony Pipolo on Valeska Grisebach's Western.” Artforum, February 2018.Peter Scheinpflug. „Western (Valeska Grisebach, 2017). Home is here the horse is, oder: Valeska Grisebachs respektvolle Demontage des Westernhelden.”Lola, Toni, Yella und die anderen: Der deutsche Film nach 1990, Brill | Fink, 2023, pp. 417-434.Victoria Steiner. „Der deutsche Weste(r)n zu Valeska Grisebachs WESTERN (2017) – unter anderem.“ Medienobservationen, pp. 1-20.Peter Verstraten “Valeska Grisebach's Western: An Unacknowledged Remake of Samuel Fuller's ‘Run of the Arrow.'” Senses of Cinema, Issue 87, June 2018.Catherine Wheatly. “Not Politics but People: The ‘Feminine Aesthetic' of Valeska Grisebach and Jessica Hausner.” New Austrian Film, Berghahn Books, 2011, pp. 136-147.Sound:EFF Open Audio License for Le Carnaval des Animaux (Saint-Saëns, Camille - Aquarium) by Neal O'Doan (Piano) Nancy O'Doan (Piano), and Seattle Youth Orchestra Pandora Records/Al Goldstein ArchiveInterview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKAPNjgkNS4

It's great to see the feedback from some of you who enjoyed the Modular/vintage edition. Now, back to our usual look at recent new releases, with another round of superlative sounds from musicians based around the globe. Seven new names added to the list include, Under Water Sleep Orchestra, a nightmarish trip within blurry worlds and a nostalgic journey of dark ambient with a cinematic edge. The duo A Winged Victory Of A Dividing Pair music built on their foundations in ambient and neoclassical. Dramón brings experimental climatic and noisy music inspired by ambient and electronics as the basis of his creation. Incorporating gentle guitar synth flute and percussion, dappled with nature sounds, comes from Carlos Denger. Known for his performances using lap steel, guitarist Frank Schultz takes a drifting journey into a cavernous and droning ambience. The unusual setup by Edouard Ferlet of two pianos, one of which is mechanical, echoes the work of Philip Glass or Nils Frahm. To stir emotions through well-orchestrated musical choices is William St Hugh. We kick off the opening track from ComputerChemist new Berlin School-style album 'Mysterious Cave of Eternal Theta'. Download bios at: https://we.tl/t-oQ2Pyhvxou Playlist no 235 02.11 Computerchemist ‘Delta Wave Dreamer' ***(album Mysterious Cave of Eternal Theta) https://computerchemist.bandcamp.com 12.24 KelMen ‘Second Result' (album Results) *** https://manikinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/results 22.25 Breiling & Bruckner (album Puuro Ja Silta) https://michaelbrueckner-syngate.bandcamp.com 34.52 Hania Rani 'Storm' (album On Giacometti) https://haniarani.bandcamp.com/album/on-giacometti 37.59 Hania Rani ‘Time' 43.21 Indra ‘Reclusion' (Pyramid Concert. Live In Denmark 2008) *** https://indra-music.bandcamp.com B.F.T.P. 53.19 State Azure ‘Gygnus X-1' (album Motion Of Three) https://stateazure.bandcamp.com/album/motion-of-three 01.02.22 Underwater Sleep Orchestra ‘The Inconsolable'(album The Night And Other Sunken Dreams) https://cryochamber.bandcamp.com 01.06.27 Underwater Sleep Orchestra ‘Worms Within' 01.09.47 Underwater Sleep Orchestra ‘A Dock Of Departing Ships' 01.14.55 William St Hugh 'Turning Of The Stars' (album Turning Of The Stars) https://williamsthugh.bandcamp.com/album/dominion 01.17.24 William St Hugh ‘Steady Going Forward' 01.19.37 Joerg Dankert ‘Through Cosmic Atmosphere' (album Strange New Worlds) https://joerg-dankert.bandcamp.com 01.27.12 Joerg Dankert ‘Between To Dark Holes' 01.32.42 Didier Dewachtere - BySenses ‘Voices In My Head' (album Syndromeda & Friends: Inside The Mental Hospital) www.syngate.net 01.40.09 Syndromeda ‘Going On The Stream' 01.47.19 Frans Lemaire-Micado ‘Pills Of Pleasure' 01.56.26 Carlos Dengler ‘Desert Flora' (album Private Earth) *** https://carlosdengler.bandcamp.com 02.04.56 Frank Schultz ‘Maelstrom' (album Halocline: Duet For Theremin & Lap Steel) https://dftals.bandcamp.com/track/maelstrom 02.11.18 Franz Schultz 'Sloot' (album Blots) 02.16.27 Edouard Ferlet ‘Herd Instinct' (album PIANOïD 2) https://www.ferlet.com 02.21.12 Edouard Ferlet ‘Intemperies' 02.24.17 Edouard Ferlet ‘Night Moves' 02.28.26 RNGMNN & Collaborators ‘Bleak And Empty (Tineidae Rework)' (album False Dawn: Falsified) https://winter-light.bandcamp.com/album/false-dawn-falsified 02.34.07 RNGMNN & Collaborators ‘The Dawning of Falsehood (Sielwolf & Nam-Khar Re-Shape)' 02.40.24 Dramón ‘Um Céu Negro e Suas Promessas' (album C É U S) https://dramon.bandcamp.com/album/c-u-s 02.46.42 A Winged Victory Of A Dividing Pair 'Sullen Sonata' (Album The Undivided Five) https://awvfts.bandcamp.com/album/the-undivided-five 02.51.40 Sam Rosenthal 'Spotlight Marsh' (album Round Trip 1984) www.projekt.com 02.56.38 Sam Rosenthal ‘Looking Glass' (album Round Trip) Edit ***

Heart-based leadership is an approach to solving problems, building relationships and creating flow that expert practitioner Marie Reig Florensa uses to transform individuals, teams and organisations.In this episode of The Coach's Journey Podcast, Marie describes how, during 15 years as a producer on live television shows, she became adept at living in the moment and honed her intuition as she navigated the “big live opera” of broadcasting.Marie shares her journey of self discovery and how she came to recognise the intangible factors – aspirations, emotions, imaginations – that quietly drive our experiences and shape our lives.She also shares a precious technique that you can start using today to unlock your own ability to lead from the heart, follow your intuition and be at your best. In this episode, we talk about:How we feed our imagination, and thus shape the worldHow to harness discomfort and drive yourself forwardThe real uniqueness of our own authenticityTurning to ancient indigenous cultures for insight into human natureHow to follow your curiosity towards beautiful giftsMarie reflects on the transition from being a creative problem solver to becoming a facilitator of regenerative spaces, describing the principles that lie at the heart of her revolutionary work.To learn more about me, visit https://www.robbieswale.com/, and to learn more about Marie, visit https://mariereig.com/.For information about my wider work, my writing or to buy my books, visit www.robbieswale.com.Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community. Things and people we mentioned (that you might be interested in):- The Berlin School of Creative Leadership https://www.berlin-school.com/ - Berkley Executive Coaching Institute https://www.berkeleyeci.com/ - Guy Sengstock https://circlinginstitute.com/about/- The HeartMath Institute https://www.heartmath.org/- Presence-Based Coaching by Doug Silsbee https://presencebasedcoaching.com/- The Four-Fold Way by Angeles Arrien https://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/books/reviews/view/7721- The ‘journal' section of Marie's website https://mariereig.com/learn-more-about-heart-based-leadership/ BIOGRAPHY FROM MARIEMarie Reig Florensa is a humanist, executive coach, and heart-based leadership expert exploring the crossroads of human values, leadership, and creativity. She is on a global discovery quest to better understand and communicate what it truly means to lead from the heart, beyond assumptions and stereotypes.Marie supports creative leaders, teams, and organisations to fast-track their leadership development, unlocking their "best self" – the self in alignment with their values and soul purpose for positive social impact. She does so by means of tailor-made playful and artistic strategies that unleash genuine human connection, ignite creative genius and awaken self-generative learning. Her heart-based creative leadership coaching methodology is supported by expert practitioners' work, contemporary academic and scientific research, and ancient cross-cultural indigenous and spiritual wisdom.Marie has more than 20 years of experience working in the creative industries, in mainstream and unconventional projects, teams, and organisations. Her mission is to catalyse human flourishing, demonstrating that every small gesture is a weapon of mass construction and that our lives are our most precious works of art.

As you may know if you listened last time, there’s been an unusual amount of flute-based music coming into the tanks lately, so we will start things off there. A quick stop and then we’re off again, powered by some Berlin School-style energy and ending up with a whole bunch of bass guitar. Start    […]

In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Inês Hipólito about neuroscience and embodiment. They talk about the different models of the brain, the embodied mind, and Free Energy Principle. They discuss Artificial Intelligence as a living system, Merleau-Ponty's work on the phenomenology of embodiment, the role of perception, the self, and many more topics. Inês Hipólito is a philosopher, researcher, and lecturer at Berlin School of Mind and Brain. Her research focuses on topics in cognitive neuroscience such as complexity, E-cognition, and Free Energy Principle. She has a BPhil, MPhil, MSc, and DPhil. She is also the co-founder and vice-president of the International Society of the Philosophy of the Sciences of the Mind. Website: https://ineshipolito.my.canva.site/Twitter: @ineshipolito This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit convergingdialogues.substack.com

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¡Qué tal amigos de Dare to Learn!  Bienvenidos de nuevo a este su podcast.Esta vez con un episodio diferente, uno que tiene un enorme significado para mí y por primera vez uno con 3 invitados al mismo tiempo, personas que aprecio muchísimo y de quienes estoy seguro que vamos a aprender mucho juntos. Ellos son Giorgio Di Vece, Patricio Ferrara y Javier Arteaga, 3 miembros de mi mastermind, o como yo lo llamo, mi club de liderazgo.En este episodio aproveché para entrevistar a cada uno de ellos y hablar acerca de algunas de las ideas que discutimos en nuestro club de liderazgo, y lo que ha significado para todos nosotros este mastermind junto al momento de reflexión, vulnerabilidad, humildad y sobretodo de aprendizaje que tenemos semanalmente. Personalmente, ser parte de esta iniciativa e incluirla en mi rutina buscando ser un mejor líder, founder y CEO ha sido la experiencia de aprendizaje más significativa que he tenido en los últimos años.Nuestro club de liderazgo: Pear 5.0Quiero platicarles más acerca de esta iniciativa y de lo que hemos aprendido con ella, comenzando por explicarles que es un espacio con colegas (ahora amigos) donde compartimos nuestras inquietudes, nos retamos y reconocemos nuestras fallas, y sobre todo intentamos aprender para estar a la vanguardia en temas de liderazgo.En palabras de Patricio, quien es fundador de esta iniciativa, es una maestría en habilidades humanas. Durante el episodio hablamos mucho de este club de liderazgo, pero algunas de las cosas que más nos han impactado y donde reconocemos más aprendizaje han sido:1.- Las ventajas de esta iniciativa.Hacer esto semanalmente ha traído bastantes cosas positivas a todos los involucrados, entre ellas destacan: Crear el espacio semanalmente para plantear, pensar, repensar y compartir temas.Ver que hay más gente que también pasa por etapas parecidas, y que no estamos solos vs nuestros problemas.Crear hábitos buenos, como tomarnos el tiempo para formular las  preguntas             correctas.Ponerle atención a habilidades importantes que antes pasaban desapercibidas, como escuchar, saber hacer las preguntas correctas, ayudar a que la gente llegue a sus propias soluciones, etc.El reto ha sido aplicar lo aprendido en la empresa, negocio o incluso en tu vida personal.2.- De la discusión a la ejecución.Al final de nuestras reuniones semanales, nos llevamos una especie de “tarea” que nos ayuda a practicar esos soft skills que discutimos. Entre estas tareas destacamos algunas que nos han marcado, como han sido:Hablar con alguien durante un periodo considerable de tiempo sin hacerle una pregunta para aprender a escuchar mejorPedir disculpas en un formato específico. Explicar por qué estás arrepentido, qué es lo que harás en un futuro para que no se repita, tomar responsabilidad de lo sucedido, etc.Saber qué preguntar. A veces pensamos que dar las respuestas directas a los problemas de las personas nos ahorra tiempo, pero es importante también aprender a incitar a la reflexión y ayudar a la gente a solucionar sus problemas haciéndoles las preguntas correctas.Saber cuál es el sueño de las personas. Suelen ser cosas que uno no quiere preguntar porque no te imaginas lo que pueden responder, pero como líder de servicio debes estar pensando en cómo ayudarlo a lograrlo.Todos estos puntos han estado llenos de aprendizaje y han sido muy importantes en nuestro crecimiento como líderes.Ahora bien, quiero comenzar a presentarles a quienes nos acompañan en este episodio: Giorgio Di VeceGiorgio, quien es fundador y co CEO de la agencia creativa y de innovación WILD (antes v09), y donde hacen cosas increíbles para muchas empresas en el norte y en varias partes de México, es mercadólogo por el Tec de Monterrey, pero también tiene un MBA en liderazgo creativo en The Berlin School of Creative Leadership. Fue vicepresidente de la Asociación Mexicana de Agencias de Publicidad—AMAP, y presidente del Capítulo Norte de la misma asociación, y es socio representante de la sede Monterrey en la Academia Mexicana de Creatividad. Gracias al giro que tiene Gio en WILD, nuestras discusiones suelen enriquecerse por su enfoque en creatividad e innovación, lo que le da un toque distinto y al mismo tiempo muy interesante al grupo.Patricio E. FerraraPatricio es co fundador y actual CEO de cervecería Rrëy que es justamente el lugar donde nos reunimos y que engalanan esto a lo que él se dedica.Es ingeniero en Ciencias Químicas, graduado del Tec de Monterrey, y tiene también un MBA en Business Administration de Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.Tiene una amplia y muy interesante experiencia tanto dentro y como fuera de México, destacando por ejemplo su trayecto por AB-INBEV como Director Regional de Marketing y como Brand Manager, en Knorr como Associate Brand Manager, y en Newgrowth Fund como Senior Analyst.Como recomendación personal y regresando a su trabajo dentro de Cervecería Rrëy, les recomiendo su cerveza de etiqueta roja: Böck; una cerveza con centeno, obscura, maltosa y ligeramente lupulada, definitivamente una de las mejores cervezas hechas en México. Vayan a su sucursal en Monterrey, o pidan alguna vía web desde su página: https://www.cervezarrey.com/Javier Arteaga AsísSi han estado atentos al podcast reconocerán a Javier, quién fue mi invitado previamente para el Podcast. Es un buen amigo, apasionado por el tema de “propósito”, y quien me ha ayudado y acompañado en distintos momentos de Dare to Learn, tanto en cursos y temas de liderazgo como de capitalismo social. Él es Líder de Business Development en Merco Supermercados, que es la cadena de supermercados regional del noreste de México. Tiene una licenciatura en Contaduría y Finanzas graduado también del Tec de Monterrey, y tiene un MBA en MIT Sloan School Management.Ha sido un episodio diferente, agradezco mucho la participación de Patricio, Javier y Giorgio, por atreverse a compartir en este podcast tantos insights. Definitivamente recomiendo mucho este episodio a líderes y dueños de negocio, estoy seguro ayudará tanto la forma como su fondo; aunque en general puede ayudar a cualquier persona que quiera saber las ventajas de relacionarte con gente que, de una u otra forma, comparten gustos, intereses e incluso problemáticas.Sin más los dejo con este gran episodio, recuerden que pueden encontrar el podcast en todas las plataformas de streaming, y nunca dejen de aprender porque esto es Dare to Learn!https://diegolainez.com.mx/

MANOELA AMARO, por 11 anos, foi CMO – Chief Marketing Officer da TAM Linhas Aéreas, sendo também responsável pelo TAM Fidelidade, programa com mais de 10 milhões de membros.Ela tem graduação em marketing e MBA pela Berlin School of Creative Leadership, na Alemanha.Também faz parte do British Fashion Council – que reúne as marcas de moda da Inglaterra, e em 2015, fundou a BLANC Fashion @blancfashionglobal uma plataforma digital de gestão para marcas de moda, beleza, arte e estilo de vida, com sede em Londres.A BLANC, em especial, tem o foco no wholesale business, conectando marcas autorais brasileiras com 20 mil lojas de moda globalmente.PODBRAND, o podcast sobre DESIGN, ESTRATÉGIA e INOVAÇÃO.Nosso objetivo é que você alcance SUA MELHOR VERSÃO.https://www.linkedin.com/in/manoelaamaro/https://www.instagram.com/blancfashionglobal/SITE https://podbrand.designYOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/@PodbrandRUMBLE https://rumble.com/podbrandINSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/podbrandoficial/INSTAGRAM MM https://www.instagram.com/mauriciomedeirosoficial/APPLE PODCAST https://lnkd.in/dWRSnciiGOOGLE PODCASTS https://lnkd.in/dU_x8KCRSPOTIFY ttps://lnkd.in/dmksycRsLINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/company/podbrandoficial/LINKEDIN MM https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauriciomedeirosoficial/TWITTER https://twitter.com/podbrandoficialFACEBOOK https://lnkd.in/dZMP5XsGAMAZON MUSIC https://music.amazon.com.br/podcasts/a03fe65f-010f-404f-97d4-bb513515ab81/podbrandNOTE: A música está sob licença de copyright.https://lnkd.in/d39mudbH Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Look no further than the comment section of this post/video and you'll find knee-jerk answers to the question posed in this title driven by emotional reactions, that are justified after the fact by a poorly thought-out argument that is logically inconsistent. In the philosophy of sport, however, you go the opposite direction. You put forth a logically consistent case, based on established information, within the constraints of the argument. In this episode we chat with philosophy Ph.D. candidate at the Berlin School of Mind and Brain Adrian Kind, who recently collaborated on the article: “Is Bodybuilding a Sport?” with Eric. It is currently in peer review, but available as a pre-print for all to read. This philosophy of sport article by Kind and Helms is a rebuttal to another philosophy of sport article by Aranyosi (2018), where Aranyosi claims competitive Bodybuilding is not a sport, but rather an artistic presentation with sport-like elements. While Adrian and Eric didn't prove Bodybuilding is a sport in their paper, they refuted the argument as presented. Tune in to learn about the specifics of this debate, and how a conversation typically reserved for Reddit plays out in academia, and why philosophy is actually at the root of all science. 00:00 Intro to the one (another monster episode) … and introducing Adrian Aranyosi 2017 Body, skill, and look: is bodybuilding a sport? https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11097-017-9513-3 Kind & Helms 2023 Is Bodybuilding a Sport? https://sportrxiv.org/index.php/server/preprint/view/270/539  10:44 Discussing the Aranyosi paper: what makes an “activity”, a sport? 26:25 The rebuttal to the takes on posing 41:55 The physical skill component of bodybuilding 1:01:13 The Art vs. Sport spectrum argument Iron Culture Ep. 84- The Original Iron Sport: Gymnastics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_n5AiQvLzQ 1:24:00 Conceding that the physical skill involved in bodybuilding is displaying the body 1:33:40 Why is the categorisation of bodybuilding as a sport perceived as contemptuous? 1:49:03 Do you even lift? Future topics to discuss and closing out Iron Culture Ep. 19- The Science of Hypertrophy (Roundtable) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw1LDc7_Hrc

Michael Conrad, founder of the Berlin School of Creative Leadership and former vice chairman and chief creative officer of Leo Burnett on cross functionality leadership, idiosyncratic shifts and one-word strategies that inspire change. Learn the importance of creativity, of brave thinking and of challenging the status quo.

It's been a busy month again outside the music scene and with so many promos coming our way, decided that in the time we had between other projects would compile & release together two separate editions for November, giving us a breather for our last sessions of the year in December. The first podcast, no 221, features melodic uptempo music, progressive, sequential & energetic, with Berlin School-influenced tracks to round off a storming set of sequencing heaven for some of you. In the second, no 222, we delve into ambient music, the light & dark side, experimental and neo-classical, creating atmospheric futuristic & dramatic soundscapes, genuinely engaging. Playlist No 221 01.32 Ian Boddy ‘Teutonium' (album Coil) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/album 08.02 4th Eden ‘Ghost Machine' (album Epsilon) https://4th-eden.bandcamp.com 15.57 4th Eden ‘Ad Astra (To The Stars' (album Delta) 24.05 Projet Ophite ‘Pary' (album EDIA)https://projetophite.bandcamp.com 30.07 Projet Ophite ‘Tuchide' 36.20 David Wright ‘Reconnected' (album Returning Tides Vol 2) www.admusicshop.com 40.05 David Wright ‘China' 44.06 Bridge To Imla & Volker Lankow ‘Set 1'(album Ambient Chapel - Live at Schlosskirche Rumpenheim 2018 (Music for small audiences - Vol. 2) https://bridgetoimla.bandcamp.com 54.26 LPF12 ‘Nothing Never Seen Before' (album Contours Of Stillness) https://lpf12.bandcamp.com 01.02.46 Olivia Block ‘Great Northern, 34428' (album Innocent Passage In The Territorial Sea) https://oliviablock.bandcamp.com 01.07.49 Paul Ellis & Pabellón Sintético ‘Fluid Architecture' (album Clouds And Terrain) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com/album/clouds-and-terrain-cyd-0066 01.14.14 Paul Ellis & Pabellón Sintético ‘The Book Of Life Is Written With Disappearing Ink' 01.20.02 Micado 'Symbiotic Sequences' (album Synergia) https://micado.bandcamp.com 01.29.30 Micado feat: Syndromeda 'Synergistic Fusions' 01.38.30 Fanger & Schonwalder feat Cosmic Hoffman ‘Cosmic (Pre Earshot Mix)' (album Earshot) www.manikinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.48.38 David Wright ‘State Of Bliss Part1/2/3 01.59.53 Sophos Music ‘Part V Moment Delight' (album In The Name of Time) http://uliseslabaronnie-music.bandcamp.com/ 02.12.15 Sophos Music ‘Scientia' (album Mueon) 02.21.31 Divine Matrix ‘Sequencer Drift' (album Sequencer Drift) www.admusicshop.com 02.26.02 Divine Matrix ‘Dyson Sphere' 02.31.16 Divine Matrix ‘Magellanic Clouds' 02.38.38 Ivan Black ‘Behind The Smoke' (album Behind The Smoke) https://ivanblack.bandcamp.com/album/behind-all-the-smoke 02.44.38 Ivan Black ‘In Moving Windows' (album Drowning In Your Chant) 02.55.15 Deep Imagination ‘Find Your Own Way' (single) Video: https://youtu.be/TVbz5r19TYc 02.59.41 Joe Weineck ‘Far Away'(album Orient To Occident) www.bscmusic.com 03.03.23 Joe Weineck ‘Oriental Elevator' 03.07.08 Steve Orchard 'Stay Close To The Candle' (album Macabre) www.admusicshop.com 03.11.36 Steve Orchard ‘Macabre' Edit***

It's been a busy month again outside the music scene and with so many promos coming our way, decided that in the time we had between other projects would compile & release together two separate editions for November, giving us a breather for our last sessions of the year in December. The first podcast, no 221, features melodic uptempo music, progressive, sequential & energetic, with Berlin School-influenced tracks to round off a storming set of sequencing heaven for some of you. In the second, no 222, we delve into ambient music, the light & dark side, experimental and neo-classical, creating atmospheric futuristic & dramatic soundscapes, genuinely engaging. PlaylistNo 222 01.00 Desensitized ‘Logic Of Expression -Praetoreum' (album Chaos In Premonition) https://desensitized-spm.bandcamp.com 05.41 Desensitized ‘Ionic Realms -Victronomy Plubonius' 10.48 Nova Stellaris ‘Astralis' (remastered) youtube.com/channel/UC4_iagpF5T44XKQda7aVh9Q 13.57 Nova Stellaris ‘Starscape (remastered) 20.09 Nova Stellaris ‘Tristeria' 22.35 Innesti + Jacob Newman ‘Wind Slept' (album Spoke Of Several) https://jacobnewman.bandcamp.com/album/spoke-of-several 30.34 Innesti ‘Like Nocturnal Birds' (album In Letters) https://innesti.bandcamp.com/album/in-letters 37.19 Bing Satellites ‘Desert Sand' (album Seaward) ***https://bingsatellites.bandcamp.com/album/seaward 45.57 Sophos Music ‘The Cave' (album Oceanica) http://uliseslabaronnie-music.bandcamp.com/ 50.48 Kali Malone ‘Living Torch II' (album Living Torch) *** https://kalimalone.bandcamp.com/album/living-torch 59.06 v e n n & Brannan Lane ‘Algorithmic Affection' (Album Array Of Light) https://brannanlane.bandcamp.com/album/array-of-light-album 01.03.53 v e n n & Brannan ‘Melted Minutes' 01.07.44 Aglaia ‘Eternal Chronology' (album Perennial Source) www.projekt.com 01.15.29 theAdelaidean ‘In The Key Of Sleep 6' (album In The Key Of Sleep) *** https://projekt.bandcamp.com 01.24.53 Christian Wittman ‘First Survey' (album Ambient Mapping 1) *** https://christianwittman.bandcamp.com 01.31.33 Christian Wittman ‘Winter Sunrise' (album Ambient Mapping III) 01.37.18 David Gerard ‘A Lullaby, A Memory' (The Science Of Sleep) https://ambientism.bandcamp.com/album/the-science-of-sleep 01.40.04 David Gerard 'Unawake (Calling)' 01.44.52 Madeleine Cocolas 'Northern Storm' (album Spectral) https://madeleinecocolas.bandcamp.com/album/spectral 01.51.02 Anantakara & Jack Hertz ‘The Gift of fire' (album The Gift Of Fire) https://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/album/the-gift-of-fire 01.57.43 Haythem Mahbouli ‘The Abandoned Ones' (album Last Man On Earth) https://schole-inc.com/records/ 02.01.58 Haythem Mahbouli ‘The Chosen One' 02.06.39 Darlene Koldenhoven ‘Sweet Peace' (album Traveling The Blissful Highway) https://darlenekoldenhoven.bandcamp.com 02.10.48 Darlene Koldenhoven ‘Time Traveller' 02.14.11 Shall Remain Nameless ‘Trip (Singing Of Angels)' (album Retitled) ***https://shallremainnameless.bandcamp.com/album/retitled 02.21.40 Swartz-et ‘Absorb Release' (EP Nilch'i) https://swartz.bandcamp.com/album/nilch-i 02.27.06 Christian Wittman ‘Hoag's Object' (album Music For Unknown Worlds II) *** 02.36.36 Christian Whitman ‘Paintbrush' (album Soundpainting I) 02.41.51 Barry Schradar ‘Death Of The Red Planet Suite' (album Lost Analog) https://barryschradar.bandcamp.com 02.51.19 Thierry Holweck ‘Vision' (album Cubic Vision Volume 2) https://thierryholweck.bandcamp.com Edit ***

Ron Boots is among the most engaging Electronic Musicians ever exporting music from The Netherlands. Since the late 1980s, his work has been rooted in the Berlin School yet reaches far beyond the basic fundamentals of the genre. Combining elements of Contemporary Instrumental, Film Soundtracks and Spacemusic, Boots' music moves easily between the mainstream and the cosmic. In 1995, together with Kees Aerts, Ron founded the well-respected Groove Unlimited label. This was initially a vehicle for Ron and Kees to release their own solo albums and collaborations, such as BAH. The label has continued to this day, with an ever-growing worldwide roster of Electronic artists. Kees left Groove in 2011, leaving Ron to continue alone, but they parted as friends. Playlist 00.00Ron Boots ‘Acoustic Shadows' (album Acoustic Shadows) 2006 07.45 Ron Boots ‘Eric V/D Heijden & Friends ‘Mercalli's Scale' (album More Live, By Popular Demand) 1992 19.28 Ron Boots ‘Cries In The Mist' (album Various E-Scape 2018) 2018 27.48 Stephan Whitlan & Ron Boots ‘Eagle' (album Three Day Week) *** 2019 38.10 Ron Boots, Kees Aerts & Harold V.D. Heijden ‘Triple Rock' (album Livelines) 2002 46.58 Ron Boots ‘Cougar Land' (album Dreamscape) 1990 53.20 Ron Boots ‘Achouchemojha' (album Tainted Bare Skin) 1998 01.00.31 Ron Boots ‘Goodbye' (album Bookworks) 1989 01.06.41 Ron Boots & Gert Emmens '02.17 AM' (Night At Blackrock Station) *** 2021 01.17.35 Ron Boots ‘A Sense Of Turmoil' (album Once The Dust Settles) 2018 01.27.58 Ron Boots ‘Ghost Of A Mist: Sleepwalker' (album Ghost Of a Mist) *** 1991 01.37.27 Ron Boots & Synth.nl ‘Morgenfrisk' (album Borkhaven) 2020 01.45.05 Rudy Adrian & Ron Boots 'Night Sky Part 2' (album Across The Silver River) 2002 01.54.27 Ron Boots ‘When It Gets Dark' ( (album When It Gets Dark) 2021 02.06.48 Ron Boots & Bas Broekhuis ‘Malibou Beach' (album Hydrythmix) 1989 02.13.43 Ian Boddy, Ron Boots & Harold V.D.Heijden ‘Frozen Canal' (album Phases 3) 1997 02.22.05 John Kerr & Ron Boots ‘For Those In Peril On The Sea Part I' (album Offshore Islands) 1990 02.30.19 Ron Boots 'Amor Facit‘ (Different album Stories And Twisted Tales) 1993 02.36.16 Ron Boots ‘Serengeti (The Rain Season)' (album Area Movement) 2003 02.44.08 Ron Boots ‘Liquid Structures In A Solid Form' (album Liquid Structures In A Solid Form) *** 2002 02.53.48 Ron Boots ‘Too Many Secrets' (album Too Many Secrets)*** 1994 03.02.06 Ron Boots ‘Run' (Sequences No 20) 1998 03.09.13 Ron Boots ‘Raumzeit 3' (album Raumzeit) 2021 03.15.48 Demon Art & Ron Boots ‘Grundung' (album Die Musikalische Geschichte Von Schloss Burg) 1995 03.21.29 Ron Boots ‘The Cold Fields' (album New Dream)1987 *** 03.29.07 Ron Boots ‘The Mystery' (album Dream Weaver) 1987 *** 03.36.37 Ron Boots ‘Alignment' (album Current) 1997 03.44.30 Boots, Dorittke, Van der Heijden & Whitlan ‘A Warm Light' (album The Bochum Bonus) 2017 03.55.00 Ron Boots & Friends ‘Light Pollution' (album Joie de Vivre) 1999 Edit ***

Michael Conrad kann man mit dem Begriff "Werbelegende" schlecht fassen. Er ist zwar ein Kreativer, der zahllose Kampagnen geschaffen hat, die über Jahrzehnte wirkten, aber er ist vor allem ein kreativer Denker und Macher. Ihm geht es um Kreation im ganz umfassenden Sinne: kreative Werbung, kreative Gestaltung, kreative Unternehmensführung, kreative Entwicklung von Talenten, kreative Entwicklung neuer Organisationen. Unser Ehrenmitglied des Deutschen Designer Club steht insofern genauso für die Vergangenheit der Kreativbranche wie für deren Zukunft. So beschreibt sich Michael Conrad: "In Leipzig geboren, mit Mutter in den Westen geflüchtet. Damals waren sieben Millionen Flüchtlinge unterwegs. Wir haben im Raum Frankfurt gelebt, später in Berlin, Lübeck oder Düsseldorf. Sobald meine Mutter einen besseren Job fand, sind wir umgezogen. Dadurch sind wir sehr beweglich geworden. Mittelschule und Berufsausbildung zum Industriekaufmannsgehilfen abgeschlossen. Zwei Jahre Verkaufsvertreter für eine Druckerei, Akquisiteur für eine Fremdenverkehrspublikation mit journalistischer Tätigkeit, Reiseorganisator für König Ibn Saud und sein Gefolge, Texter bei Young & Rubicam, Texter und später Kreativ Director bei Ogilvy & Mather, Mitgründer der Werbeagentur TBWA Frankfurt, Lürzer,Conrad Frankfurt, Michael Conrad & Leo Burnett Frankfurt. 1986 hat Leo Burnett mir angeboten, als Präsident und internationaler Creative Director ins Headquarter zu kommen. Ich zog mit meiner Familie nach Chicago. Später wurde ich weltweiter Chief Creative Officer der ganzen Gruppe und gehörte zum engen Führungskreis. Nach der Werbekarriere Mitgründer der Berlin School of Creative Leadership."

I hope you all enjoyed our 80's UK edition, with many hours of research going into tracing back musicians in that decade and trying to gather information from those who suddenly stopped making music in later years. We feature twenty-two new album releases, many names you know already, who have given us excellent sounds throughout their musical careers. Representing their debut on Sequences are Nox, dark ambient edged with industrial and horror recordings. Hailing from India, Sacred Seeds with strong emotive textures combined with melodic patterns. French composer Gpano, his music in the genre "ambient and ‘Berlin School. A new solo project by Nimrod Scott crafting ambient space music soundscapes. Collection of rare recordings of the St. Petersburg project Lunar Abyss Deus Organum, its author Evgeniy Savenko creating multi-layered visions of dreams from parallel worlds. Carsten Schnell, inspired by the music of Kraftwerk & Jean Michel Jarre, rounding up with Estonian Robot Koch's remix of an album originally recorded in 2019, with a Nordic pulse ensemble but treated to a minimal approach more micro than macro. 02.12 Joerg Dankert ‘Between The Meantime Part 1' (Between The Meantime) https://joerg-dankert.bandcamp.com 08.36 Colin Rayment ‘Composure in a Dreamlike State' (album Equilibrium) www.syngate.com 18.12 Carsten Schnell ‘One Two Three' www.bscmusic.com 21.43 Intelligentsia ‘Vita Nova: Singularity Mix' (album Pandemus)https://intelligentsia.bandcamp.com 29.45 Bernd School ‘Watermoon' (album 25th Anniversary Light Of The Moon) www.bscmusic.com 34.30 Bernd Scholl ‘Mysty Rain Moon' 38.44 Caterina Barbieri ‘At The Gamut' (album Spirit Exit) https://caterinabarbieri.bandcamp.com 45.36 Jessica Moss ‘Let Down' (album Phosphenes) https://jessicamoss.bandcamp.com 54.27 Sacred Seeds ‘Field Of Time' (album Migration) https://neotantra.bandcamp.com 01.01.52 Forest Robots ‘Everything Changes Color With The Rainfall' (Supermoon Moonlight Part Two) https://forestrobots.bandcamp.com 01.05.07 Forest Robots 'Somewhere In The Early Morning Forest Mist' 01.09.23 Ambient Solstice ‘Rapid Eye Movement' (album Falling Asleep) https://noizefiltermusic.bandcamp.com 01.13.41 Lunar Abyss Deus Organum ‘Vaheguru' (ft. Kadegu)' (album Агды) https://zhelezobeton.bandcamp.com 01.18.26 Nox ‘Dead Archetype' (album Abyssal Codex) https://winter-light.bandcamp.com 01.23.04 GPANO ‘Disorder' (album Resurgence) https://gpano.bandcamp.com 01.28.37 GPANO ‘Approaching Pegasus' 01.32.54 Robot Koch, Foam & Sand ‘Kassel' (album The Next Billion Years (Foam & Sand Remix) https://therealrobotkoch.bandcamp.com 01.37.17 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Wabi Sabi' (album Ascension) https://robert-scott-thompson.bandcamp.com/album/ascension-2 01.43.30 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Apotheosis' 01.51.13 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Memoir' 01.55.49 Steen Chorchendorff Jorgensen 'North Sea Evening Sky' ' (Above Ground Under Clouds) https://steenchorchendorffjorgensen1.bandcamp.com/ 02.02.01 Steen Chorchendorff Jorgensen ‘Through Open Doors' 02.08.38 Michael Bruckner & Cilia Di Ponte ‘Vor Einem Geheimen Wort' (album Twenty-Five Light Years) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 02.14.55 Michael Bruckner & Cilia Di Ponte ‘Seeking Refuge' 02.22.41 Andy Pickford ‘Obliquity' (album RadioSilence:Derelict Spaces) https://andypickford1.bandcamp.com 02.33.00 Nattefrost ‘Snestorm' (July 1997) 02.35.58 Nattefrost ‘Vandrende mod skovens indre' (October 1998)' (album Early-Recordings-1986-1999) https://nattefrostdk.bandcamp.com 02.37.45 Nimrod Scott ‘Alpha Centauri Cc' (album Galactik Tyde) https://aegyre.bandcamp.com 02.46.40 Andrea Bacci ‘Close To Home' (EP Perceptions Vol 1) https://wwwheartdancerecords.com/andrea-bacci 02.51.44 Evenfall feat: William Clipman ‘Eye Of The Storm' (EP Ubiquity) https://evenfallofficial.bandcamp.com 02.55.47 Mike Clay ‘Memories In Space' (album Somewhere In Space & Time) https://heartdancerecords.com/clay.56

Bob Gower is a New York-based author, speaker, and consultant, who cares deeply about creating organizations that are a net positive for the world. His mission is simple: to help leaders align their teams on all levels so they can perform at their best. Bob is the author of two books: Agile Business: A Leader's Guide to Harnessing Complexity and Radical Alignment: How to Have Game-Changing Conversations to Transform Your Business and Life. Along with his books, Bob has also contributed to the Huffington Post and Inc. Magazine. Bob has keynoted gatherings on four continents, as well as lectured at Columbia University, NYU's Stern School of Management, the Berlin School, and many more. He's worked directly with leaders at organizations: from multinationals like Ericsson, Ford, and GE to non-profits like New York Public Radio and the Wikimedia Foundation, to innovative new companies like Spotify and General Assembly, as well as numerous startups. Read the show notes here: https://arcbound.com/podcasts/ Links: Homepage: Arcbound.com Services/Work with Us: https://arcbound.com/work-with-us/ About: https://arcbound.com/about/ Founders Corner: https://arcbound.com/category/founders-corner/ Connect: https://arcbound.com/connect/

Dungeon Synth is a genre we've discussed on several previous episodes, but these albums have typically expressed a somewhat narrow range of themes involving sword and sorcery type adventure. The genre is, of course, far more expansive. On this episode, we're listening to two dungeon synth albums from 2021 that highlight how varied dungeon synth can be.Albums DiscussedEarthly Delights by ChanterelleThe Golden Path by L A N D S R A A D Additional LinksKaptain Carbon's Top Dungeon Synth of 2021Episode 6: Chanterelle | Castbitten: A Dungeon Synth Podcast CreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellRoss on TwitterBirk on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on Twitter

Klaus Schulze departed on his cosmic journey on April 26th, 2022, leaving behind an influential and precious musical legacy. We pay tribute to the Berlin School master together with my special guests: Michael Shrieve, Steve Roach, and Bernd Kistenmacher.

Support Night Clerk Radio on PatreonIn this episode, we're returning to one of this show's core genres, Dark Ambient. We discuss two recent dark ambient albums and explore not only the music but the varying ways in which each album explores the concept of narrative in music.Music DiscussedThe Colony by Delmak-OPhantasiai by LEILA ABDUL-RAUFOther LinksTop 10 Dark Ambient Releases Of 2021Annual r/DarkAmbient Discussion of Best AlbumsFear of a Queer Planet: Interview with Multi-Instrumentalist Leila Abdul-RaufLeila Abdul-Rauf "Distortions in Phantasy I: Lure" Official VideoAsk Lemmy: Black kid who likes metal asks Lemmy Kilmister for adviceCreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellRoss on TwitterBirk on TwitterNight Clerk Radio on Twitter

Over the last month, we've had very little in the way of Berlin School & the more uptempo electronic genre, giving way to a large number of promos heading our way carrying the musical styles of modular, symphonic, neoclassical & diverse selection of ambient sounds. Once again, introducing new exciting artists in many fields, fifteen in total. It's been a while since we played some vintage sounds, from the late 90s into the new decade are two tracks from the group influenced by Kraftwerk, Elektronische-Maschine. To celebrate the music of the first 25 years, Timescape have a series of compilations released with Instrumental vocal and ambient highlights, with a track from their new EP “The Endless Journey” recorded in 2021, opening this edition. Playlist 207 01.46 Timescape ‘Destination Unknown' (EP Endless Journey) http:/www.timescape.dk/ 05.52 Elektronische-Maschine ‘Electro Feelings' (album Das Netz) https://elektronischemaschine.bandcamp.com 2003 11.03 Elektronische-Maschine ‘Retrospection' (album Energy) 1999 15.04 Colin Rayment ‘Sigiriya Sunrise' (album Polyphonic Memories II) https://colinrayment.bandcamp.com 23.22 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Suzanne Ciani ‘A New Day' (FRKWYS vol,13: Sunergy) https://kaitlynaureliasmith.bandcamp.com/ 34.42 Craig Padilla ‘Continuum, Part 1' (album Discovery Of Meaning) www.spottedpeccary.com 39.00 Craig Padilla ‘Continuum, Part 2' 49.07 Swartz et ‘I Can't Find You' (album Desert Meditation) https://swartz.bandcamp.com 56.25 Adrian Beasley ‘Waving Harmony' (album Tone Science Module NO6 Protons & Neutrons) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.03.25 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith ‘Carry Gravity' (album The Mosaic Of Transformation) https://kaitlynaureliasmith.bandcamp.com/ 01.10.25 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's ‘Understanding Body Messages' 01.11.31 Elin Piel ‘Vanta' (album Tone Science Module NO6 Protons & Neutrons) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.18.11 Jed St Christopher ‘Hypahe' (The Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge) https://buriedtreasure.bandcamp.com 01.20.50 Ithaki ‘Thought Track' (album Tensegrity-Collectors Edition) https://txtrecordings.bandcamp.com txtrecordings@gmail.com 01.25.17 Dimitar Dodovski ‘Dérive Soul' (album Tensegrity-Collectors Edition) https://txtrecordings.bandcamp.com 01.31.17 Specta Ciera & Miruvor ‘Painted Leaves' https://txtrecordings.bandcamp.com 01.38.33 Motionfield 'Sunday' https://txtrecordings.bandcamp.com 01.44.09 AeTopus 'Raatuq' (album Urbus) https://aetopus.bandcamp.com 01.48.26 Ivar Fritjof Hansen ‘Drive Forward' https://www.reverbnation.com/ballademaker 01.54.29 Drifting In Silence/E J R M ‘Pathways' (album Pathways) https://driftinginsilence.bandcamp.com 01.59.54 La Ponto Ensemblo ‘Open' https://lapontoensemblo.bandcamp.com 02.09.18 Latome2 ‘Islands-On-Fyre' https://latome22.bandcamp.com 02.18.36 The Living Earth Show ‘Book 1 Part 6' (album Music For Hard Times) https://tles.bandcamp.com 02.22.32 The Living Earth Show ‘Book 2 Part 6' 02.28.11 Julianna Barwick ‘In Light ft.Jónsi' (album Healing Is A Miracle) https://juliannabarwick.bandcamp.com 02,33.43 California Storm ‘In Close Connection' https://txtrecordings.bandcamp.com 02.39.33 Studio Kosmische ‘Herz II' (album Ritual 74) https://studiokosmische.bandcamp.com 02.44.37 Studio Kosmische ‘Stamm' 02.48.50 Deepscape ‘Do You Hear Faint Music' (album Superradiance)*** https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com Edit***

Pocas veces nos detenemos a pensar por qué pensamos como pensamos. Ya sé que parece un trabalenguas, pero viéndolo bien, cuando descubrimos cómo funciona el cerebro y los atajos que toma para procesar la información que recibimos, no deberíamos estar tan seguros de nuestra propia razón. ¿Por qué vemos tan claramente confirmaciones a nuestras creencias en lo que sucede a nuestro alrededor? ¿Realmente Dios hace todo lo que creemos que hace, o estamos pensando con el deseo? En este episodio estuve conversando al respecto con Daniel Felipe Parra, un viejo amigo y, además, patreon de este proyecto. Daniel es candidato a PhD en Economía de la Berlin School of Economics y realiza trabajos de investigación en Economía del Comportamiento. ¡No se lo vayan a perder! Notas del episodio: Sobre el Nobel de Economía de Daniel Kahneman: https://elpais.com/economia/2002/10/09/actualidad/1034148778_850215.html "Pensar rápido, pensar despacio", un libro de Daniel Kahneman: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Daniel-Kahneman-ebook/dp/B008BPHBTO "Las trampas del deseo", un libro de Dan Ariely: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FKBVJVI/ "La idea que da vueltas", un cuento de Gabriel García Márquez: https://secretosparacontar.org/es/nuestra-bibliotecas/buscar-por-tema/la-idea-que-da-vueltas El artículo de Daniel en Teocotidiana: http://teocotidiana.com/2021/02/25/cual-es-el-sentido-de-debatir-sobre-nuestras-creencias/ Guía del episodio: 00:00 | Introducción 04:17 | Un poco sobre la historia de Daniel con la economía y en el camino de la duda 13:00 | Las correlaciones que inventamos entre la realidad y nuestras creencias 24:37 | Los atajos que toma el cerebro para procesar la información 35:05 | Comentarios acerca del sesgo de confirmación y el razonamiento motivado 47:38 | La seguridad que encontramos en fabricar un Jesús a nuestra imagen 1:00:23 | La vida después del fundamentalismo 1:06:27 | Salutaciones finales Tema musical: Midnight Special - E's Jammy Jams.

Paul Ellis occupies a special place in the Space Music genre due to his elaborate sequencer excursions and impressionistic travelogues. The Berlin School-aficionados feel at home with his work, although Ellis got beyond the imitation game and crafted a personalized approach. Here we discuss his new albums and artistic itinerary.

In this collaboration with The Learning Ideas Conference 2021, each episode will feature conversations with a selection of conferences speakers from around the world. In these conversations, each guest shares highlights from their conference talk, highlighting their fascinating work in the field of learning, sharing insights and tips, as well as what they are excited about in the future of learning. The Learning Ideas Conference: https://www.learningideasconf.org/ (0:02:50 hours) * Museums as Catalysts for Digital Learning Deborah Howes Adjunct Faculty , Museum Studies Program, Johns Hopkins University President of Howes Studio Inc, New York, NY, USA Howes Studio Inc. https://howesstudio.com/ Muslims in Brooklyn https://muslims.brooklynhistory.org/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/debseidhowes/ (0:31:15 hours) * Supporting the Development of Critical Thinking Skills through Work-Based Learning Activities: A Pilot Experience in the Educational Science Context Antonella Poce, Ph.D., Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Rome, Italy LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonella-poce-9a63789/ Intellect https://piattaformaintellect.it/portale/index.php/about/ (0:45:25 hours) * Lab 21 – A Space for Learning, Sharing and Innovating Christina Merl, Ph.D., TalkShop/2CG®, Vienna, Austria Talk Shop/ 2CG https://www.lab21.cc/ Dr Christina Merle https://www.christinamerl.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CMerl LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinamerl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/poetryinbusiness Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TalkShop.cc (1:01:15 hours) * Teaching Data Science in a Synchronous Online Introductory Course at a Business School: A Case Study Prof. Dr. Marcus Birkenkrahe, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Berlin, Germany LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/birkenkrahe/ Twitter https://twitter.com/birkenkrahe  

This week, guest host Sharyn Vane leads an exciting episode of the Book and Film Globe Week in Review podcast. Adhering to Neal Pollack's can't-miss books-to-movies-to-tv formula, Vane speaks first about her own review of the hot summer read “The Other Black Girl” with BFG contributor Katie Smith. They cover the “delicious irony” of how one of the must-reads this season from an overwhelmingly white publishing industry struggling with inclusivity is a Black author's thriller depicting exactly that struggle. Then Dan Friedman joins to discuss his take on Martha Wells and the Hugo-nominated Murderbot Diaries, featuring a wry half-robot SecUnit. He loves it, concluding that “the profoundly capable Wells … provides a creative, entertaining outing for one of the most endearing of contemporary science fiction characters.”Kenji Fujishima takes the mic to lead the podcast's film section, discussing with Vane his reviewof “Undine.” Fujishima concluded that the director Christian Petzold, “arguably the most fascinating and mysterious” of the recent generation of German filmmakers informally known as the Berlin School, has a “mysterious magic of his films, an aesthetic that reaches a wondrous zenith in Undine.”Zakiya Dalila Harris (Photo by Nicole Mondestin Photography)Listeners to last week's podcast probably remember Stephen Garrett's lively discussion of Cruella. Lani Gonzalez has had it with this “endless mining of properties” in search of backstories. She keynotes her brilliant piece “The Rise of the Prequels,” with a look at Wonka, but ponders whether we really need a whole movie about the “plot” of the Grease song “Summer Nights.” What's next? A look at how mean Regina George was in 3rd grade?And finally, Scott Gold talks about The Bad Batch, a spinoff of The Clone Wars. Cohen tells us that the latest entry in the Star Wars canon is “a highly entertaining, even thrilling start to a series, showcasing Dave Filoni and company, riding high from their success on The Mandalorian, as the most narratively adroit creative force in Star Wars land at the moment.” Order 66, inhibitor chips, being a “good soldier and following orders” … what's not to love?