Podcasts about bluetech

Did you know there are at least 16 different ways to capture carbon—and some of them actually generate water? Others, however, could increase water consumption at power plants by up to 30%. In this episode, Rhys and Divya unpack the complex relationship between water and carbon capture technologies, where scale-up is accelerating and trade-offs are becoming harder to ignore.They also turn their focus to AI: data centers powering tools like ChatGPT are guzzling up to 5 million gallons of water a day. Every prompt has a footprint—and it's not just digital. From ceramic membranes in Memphis to new cooling metrics like WUE, the discussion surfaces the hidden water costs of decarbonisation and digitisation alike.Both topics are the subject of upcoming BlueTech web briefings, where the team will go deeper with invited experts. And as always, there's a full research report available for each—covering the data, players, and technologies shaping these fast-evolving sectors.1️⃣ Carbon Capture and Water:Join the web briefing here and download the report here2️⃣ The Water Footprint of AIRegister for the web briefing here and access the report here--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

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Paul O'Callaghan, Water Scientist, Filmmaker and Founder of Bluetech research joined Pat on the show today to chat about his new documentary which is showing at the forthcoming Dublin Film Festival.'Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey' explores the urgent global water crisis while showcasing solutions that bring hope, from sponge cities to drinkable rivers.

Mixed by IliasRo London UK 2025 ARTISTS:Aman Anand, Amir Telem, AOVA , ARADYA, Bebbo, Bluetech, Luke Mandala, Grace in Space, Guy Mantzur, Khen, Sébastien Léger, Treavor Moontribe & Evan Hatfield, Jennifer Lopez , Alex O'Rion, Amy Winehouse Ft. Robin Schulz & Harloe, Gadjo, Sasha x Marsh, Juan Yarin & Khen, NJC, Yonna, Jamie Stevens, MORTEN x ARTBAT

January 2025 brought significant changes to the water industry. From extreme weather events affecting Cork, Australia, and LA, to the EPA's withdrawal of proposed PFAS limits following the new Trump administration. Bluetech will host a press briefing on the implications of these PFAS regulatory changes, particularly for biosolids management.New research reportsBluetech's latest research covers critical water sector challenges: stormwater management with digital and nature-based solutions, innovations in water conveyance addressing aging infrastructure, and advances in water treatment materials. The team has also analyzed emerging contaminants beyond PFAS, forecasting future regulatory trends.Atmospheric Water Generation: a market in transitionThe atmospheric water generation (AWG) market has evolved beyond its niche origins, now exceeding $100 million in revenue with projected growth to $800 million by 2030. New industrial applications are emerging, from carbon capture dehumidification to heat recovery from industrial airstreams. The sector has seen rapid growth in both technological advancement and market participants, suggesting an approaching market maturation.Upcoming eventsPFAS Press Briefing with Dr Paul O'Callaghan, Jacob Steele, Dr Ali Ling, and Dr Glen Daigger on February 11th: register here.Join Bluetech's web briefing on Atmospheric Water Generation on March 6th, featuring Dr. Kim Wu and industry expert Roland Walgren. Register here.--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

In this finale episode, Rhys and Divya reflect on the year's achievements, including the launch of a Market-creating Legislation and Regulation Tracker and a review of photodynamic disinfection technology. They also delve into BlueTech's Top 10 Patent Applications for 2024 and share a sneak peek at the exciting topics slated for 2025. Stay tuned for updates on Bluetech Forum Unplugged, a new event format that promises more intimate and focused discussions. Happy holidays and see you in the new year! ✨--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

In this special episode of the BlueNotes Podcast, hosts Rhys Owen and Divya Inna are joined by Jacob Steele, Senior Research Analyst and author of BlueTech's latest Horizon Scan on PFAS Destruction Technologies. This episode builds on the recent client-only web briefing, broadening the conversation to the wider water community about the persistent challenge of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) and the technologies driving change.Jacob dives deep into the cutting-edge technologies reshaping the landscape of PFAS destruction. From electrochemical oxidation and supercritical water oxidation to pyrolysis, he explains how these methods pair with concentration technologies like foam fractionation to create effective treatment solutions. He also highlights the progress made by leading companies such as Axine Water Technologies, Aclarity, and Revive Environmental, shedding light on their innovative approaches and recent milestones.The conversation delves into the economics of PFAS destruction, comparing the costs and feasibility of emerging technologies with traditional methods such as incineration and landfilling. Jacob breaks down the site-specific factors that influence the selection of treatment methods, providing actionable insights for those managing PFAS challenges.The episode also explores the evolving global regulatory landscape, particularly in the U.S. and Europe, and its impact on the adoption and development of PFAS treatment technologies. Jacob shares his perspective on the critical role policy changes will play in shaping the future of this field.Whether you're an industry insider or simply curious about water innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights and expert perspectives.Resources:

You need to know the rules to beat the rules ⬇️ Water innovation takes decades to be adopted: 35 Years for the average water tech! For their book "The Dynamics of Water Innovation," Paul O'Callaghan and his team reviewed 488 water technologies to identify patterns, timelines (and ways to accelerate them), and some of the specificities of water entrepreneurship. In this review, I share with you the key learnings, but also my feelings about the book. Spoiler: you should read it! ➡️ Get the book: https://www.braveblue.world/book

How did Veolia overcome the Leader's Curse to supercharge its internal and external tools with AI and LLMs when so many sat on the edge? Let's find out!More #water insights? Connect with me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinewalter1/ #️⃣ All the Links Mentioned in this Video #️⃣

With WEFTEC a couple of weeks from now, hosts Divya Inna and Rhys Owen dive into the highly anticipated event, which is the largest water industry event in North America, taking place in New Orleans. Join them as they highlight BlueTech Research's top picks for the most impactful presentations and innovations, along with key events not to miss.You'll hear an expert breakdown of the top abstracts submitted to WEFTEC and categorized by the most pressing industry themes like sustainability, PFAS removal, digital innovation, resource recovery, and more. Whether you're attending WEFTEC for the first time or a seasoned attendee, this episode is packed with insights to help you get the most out of the conference.Key Discussion Points:BlueTech Research's analysis of the top 50 WEFTEC abstracts covers themes like water reuse, sludge valorization, and PFAS removal technologies. Download from here.A spotlight on the 2024 Innovation Showcase, featuring seven cutting-edge companies from four continents, presenting breakthrough solutions in AI, PFAS destruction, and rainwater harvesting.Preview of exclusive BlueTech events at WEFTEC, including the Innovation Pavilion, Breakfast Briefing, and the fan-favorite Water Innovation Partners Forum.Don't miss the Jamming for Water event on Saturday, a celebration of music and water industry collaboration.Learn about Croc Tank, a must-see pitch competition featuring the latest technologies from the Innovation Showcase.Connect with usIf you're attending WEFTEC, stop by the BlueTech Research booth #1053A in the Innovation Pavilion for a quick hello or one-on-one chat.Not attending? Stay connected with BlueTech Research for updates and insights from WEFTEC 2024.--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

What does it take to Create a 500 Million dollar bio-based market? And how can you replicate these strategies for your own growth-stage endeavors? Let's find out with this Episode! More #water insights? Connect with me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/antoinewalter1/ #️⃣ All the Links Mentioned in this Video #️⃣

Earth Observation Science (EOS) is a rapidly growing field, with applications ranging from water risk assessment to sustainability reporting. Satellite data can be used to monitor drought and flood risk, water quality, and leak detection. The market for EOS solutions in the water sector is estimated to reach $2 billion by 2027. Utility and technology providers are increasingly interested in this space. This market potential is explored in detail in BlueTech's newly published report on EOS, which examines the technologies, market size, and key players. The report is especially relevant for municipal leaders, chief technology officers, R&D managers, and sustainability managers.Brine management and zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) are also important topics in the water industry. While the market for these solutions has grown more slowly than expected, the market opportunity is currently estimated at $600 to $800 million.  Technological advancements have led to the development of smaller capacity systems, now being applied in industries like textiles and food & beverage, largely driven by stricter environmental regulations.Another significant aspect of the discussion is the technology shakeout observed since the last report in 2018. Some technologies, such as forward osmosis, have evolved to find new applications outside traditional ZLD use cases, like concentrating fruit juices in the food and beverage industry. For listeners interested in exploring these topics further, the latest reports on Earth Observation Science and Brine Management & ZLD are now available for download. WEFTEC 2024 in New OrleansBlueTech will be hosting several events at WEFTEC, including the Innovation Pavilion and the CrockTank session, where emerging technologies will be showcased.Don't miss the Jamming for Water session on Saturday night, October 5th, and the Client Breakfast Briefing on Tuesday, October 8th.Reports & ResourcesEarth Observation Science Report: Download the ReportBrine Management & ZLD Report: Download the ReportWEFTEC 2024: Registration--Presented by BlueTech Research®, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

In this episode of the Blue Notes podcast, hosts Divya and Rhys discuss recent travels and conferences, including high-profile events on lithium and hydrogen. They delve into the lithium market and the technology breakthroughs in direct lithium extraction, as well as the challenges in the hydrogen economy. The conversation also covers advanced thermal sludge treatment technologies and recent regulatory changes in the EU Wastewater Directive. With a packed schedule of reports and analyses, there's plenty of valuable content to look forward to over the summer.Divya and Rhys highlight upcoming research reports for BlueTech clients, including brine management and ZLD technologies, micropollutants, earth observation science, green chemistry, PFAS regulations, and the intriguing world ofnanobubbles.Join our next web briefing on Brine Management and ZLD on 20th August: register here The Blue Notes podcast and our upcoming work represent the cutting edge of sustainable technology and innovation. By keeping up with these advancements, we can drive our industries toward a greener, more sustainable future. Stay tuned for more insights and detailed reports on these critical topics, and as always, feel free to reach out with questions or for more information on how you can stay ahead of the curve: knowledge@bluetechresearch.com--Presented by BlueTech Research, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

In this episode of the Blue Notes podcast, the hosts, Rhys and Divya, begin with a discussion about recent technical hiccups Rhys faced and a brief update on Divya's camper van office situation due to a house move. They reflect on their experiences at the Bluetech Forum, highlighting key presentations and personal stories, including Professor Kongjian Yu's talk on China's sponge cities movement and various personal 'Ikigai' stories shared by participants. They also discuss the showcase awards and the innovative companies that stood out, such as WASE and Membrion. The conversation shifts to the Lighthouse Awards, recognizing pioneering water resilience projects, and a sneak peek into future research topics for Bluetech, including PFAS destruction technologies and earth observation science. The hosts wrap up by mentioning upcoming events like WEFTEC and the publication of top abstracts from the event.00:00 Introduction and Technical Issues00:44 Life in a Camper Van01:44 Post Bluetech Forum Reflections03:15 Highlights from Bluetech Forum07:48 Showcase and Lighthouse Awards13:14 Upcoming Research and Events16:03 Conclusion and Farewell--Presented by BlueTech Research, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence. Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

This episode features the upcoming Bluetech Forum, an event hosted by BlueTech Research that convenes experts from the global water sector. Scheduled for June 3rd and 4th, the forum highlights include innovation showcases.  Hosts Rhys and Divya also discuss the event's emphasis on partnerships and collaborations, such as the five by five session. Keynote speakers, Kong Jianyu, discussing sponge cities, and Gary White, co-founder of Water.org, are anticipated. They also explain the Six Thinking Hats workshops aiming for enriched conversations among attendees. Additionally, the forum includes a screening of the documentary 'Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey'. The hosts express excitement about in-person interactions, emphasizing the forum's value in networking and learning about cutting-edge solutions in water technology.00:00 Opening greetings 00:15 Previewing the Bluetech Forum00:43 What makes Bluetech Forum unique02:27 Highlighting innovation and emerging technologies06:01 Keynote speakers and learning opportunities07:08 Interactive workshops and networking09:41 Special screening event announcement11:08 Closing remarks and invitations--Presented by BlueTech Research, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence.Join us at BlueTech Forum 2024 in Edinburgh, Scotland! Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

In this episode of the Blue Notes podcast, hosts Rhys and Divya discuss a variety of topics including the excitement surrounding the global premiere of Bluetech's second documentary 'Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey' on Earth Day in New York, welcoming key collaborators. A significant portion of the conversation focuses on the new PFAS regulations by the EPA, setting strict maximum contaminant levels for drinking water, which poses challenges and opportunities within the water industry. Furthermore, an upcoming report on water and hydrogen showcases the intersection of the hydrogen economy and environmental sustainability. The episode also highlights the Bluetech Forum in Edinburgh, focusing on hydrogen and PFAS, and an upcoming web briefing on soft sensors technology. The episode wraps up with anticipation for the Bluetech Forum and the insights it promises to bring to water industry professionals00:00 Opening Greetings and Personal Updates00:21 Excitement for the Global Premiere in New York01:21 Easter Holidays and Personal Life Updates02:30 Diving into PFAS Regulations and Industry Impact06:21 Exploring Water and Hydrogen Report Updates08:03 Bluetech Forum and Upcoming Events09:09 Introduction to Soft Sensors Web Briefing10:46 Closing Remarks and Goodbyes--Presented by BlueTech Research, Actionable Water Technology Market Intelligence.Join us at BlueTech Forum 2024 in Edinburgh, Scotland! Watch the trailer of Our Blue World: A Water Odyssey. Get involved, and learn more on the website: braveblue.world

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's… technically a flying boat! When challenged to imagine how to electrify aviation, Billy Thalheimer, CEO and co-founder of REGENT Craft, and his team set to work looking at what has been done with hydroplanes before – and what emerging technologies are available today that change the equation for what is possible and economically achievable.“Building with atoms is harder than building with bits. You can't just revert to your last code push,” Mr. Thalheimer told us. “Early on, it was really just finding those investors that ‘got' tough tech.” And such investors he did find, bringing in allied capital with hands-on operational experience running manufacturing, aviation, and maritime businesses.REGENT Craft is settling into its expanding headquarters in Rhode Island, where the team enjoys the benefits of its specially-chosen locale: access to the U.S.A's top naval composites experts, aerospace giants, and deep-rooted talent pools in avionics, software, and other key capabilities needed to make nontraditional vessels glide above the seas. With the potential to fundamentally change how goods and people are shuttled along coastal communities globally, REGENT has been carefully fusing together a team of interdisciplinary specialists. While it may not be the astronaut career Mr. Thalheimer originally envisioned, it sure is an exciting ride!P.S. Thank you to our episode sponsor, The End Effector! JMill will be decoding deep tech over there, so join the mailing list to get read-in.P.P.S. Thank you to our tough tech champions. Mariemma, you're our newest Pioneer! We really appreciate your support! If you'd like to follow Mariemma's example, take a look at our pay-if-you-can membership options so you can help us bring Tough Tech Today to more folks!

In the latest episode of BlueNotes, hosts Divya Inna and Rhys Owen cover a range of pressing topics shaping the intersection of technology, sustainability, and water management.They kick off with a deep dive into the burgeoning lithium industry and its profound implications for the water economy. With the demand for lithium-ion batteries skyrocketing, the hosts underscore the critical role of water technologies across the lithium value chain. They spotlight emerging extraction methods and the evolving landscape of lithium supply, emphasizing the need for sustainable water management practices.  Transitioning to the semiconductor industry, Divya and Rhys shed light on the sector's increasing reliance on ultra-pure water and the sustainability challenges it faces. They explore the intricate technicalities involved in semiconductor manufacturing processes and the pressing need for innovative water management solutions.  Next, the hosts delve into the realm of Earth observation science, highlighting WaterPlan as a standout company utilizing satellite data to assess water risk. They discuss the complexities of aggregating diverse data sources and the potential of Earth observation technology to revolutionize water risk management.  The episode concludes with a focus on digital water technology and innovation, as BlueTech Research presents findings to the US EPA. Divya and Rhys unpack utilities' top concerns regarding water scarcity and aging infrastructure, emphasizing the potential of AI and large language models to address these challenges. If you're a BlueTech client, you can access the reports featured in this episode:

In this second episode of the BlueNotes podcast, hosts Divya and Rhys discuss various topics related to the water industry. They begin by mentioning their recent team trip to Lisbon, where they set objectives for 2024 and reviewed the research calendar. The episode covers a recap of the end-of-year webinar, Water Almanac, focusing on key trends in investments and patent activity in the water sector in 2023.

The holidays can be joyous, but can also be stressful. If you need to chill out this holiday season, or anytime, this “Heaven Eleven” playlist might be just the thing! It's ideal to support your spiritual practice, or to help you bask in deep relaxation.   In this brief seven-minute episode, I recommend eleven of my all-time favorite ambient pieces, a “best of” from over 45 years of New Age music immersion. These pieces are also long enough that you can really sink in and let them take you away. Resources My "Heaven Eleven" playlist on Spotify My Deep Relaxation playlist. It includes the Heaven Eleven, plus over 20 more similar songs. My “Awesome Spiritual Music” post, for even more great songs! Check out Benjamin's #1 Amazon bestseller: Instant Divine Assistance: Your Complete Guide to Fast and Easy Spiritual Awakening, Healing, and More.  Available as an audiobook narrated by Benjamin. (FREE if you're not yet an Audible member!) Also available as an eBook, paperback, and hardcover starting at $3.99, and included with Kindle Unlimited. Every month, Benjamin gives away a free one-year Awakening Plus membership worth $333 to an “Awaken, Heal, and Thrive!” listener. Click here to enter! Free mini-course: Instant Divine Assistance: Your Free Guide to Fast and Easy Awakening and Healing “Awakening Plus” online membership The "Heaven Eleven" songs: Buddham Sharanam - Deva Premal - 9:29 Breathing Space - Sacred Earth - 8:06 Shivaratri - Benjy Wertheimer, John De Kadt - 9:23 Letting Go - Shaman's Dream, Bluetech - 9:17 Khumjung - Ben Leinbach, Jai Uttal, Manose - 15:32 Gayatri - Vive - 8:20 The Sound Beyond the Sound - Benjamin Bernstein - 12:19 The Spell - Kevin Braheney, Tim Clark - 5:53 Time Travelers - Coyote Oldman - 8:04 Tingri Maiden - Jonn Serrie - 9:24 Sivasana (Surrender) - Suzanne Sterling, Christopher Krotky - 8:48

The MITRE Corporation is celebrating the opening of what it says will help numerous federal agencies do a better job of studying national security, climate and environmental issues. The new BlueTech Lab in Bedford, Massachussetts opened its doors to federal agency sponsors last month. It includes a 620,000-gallon tank for testing unmanned surface and undersea systems – the biggest in the region. For more on what the federally-funded R&D corporation hopes to do with it, Federal News Network Deputy Editor Jared Serbu spoke with Nick Rotker, MITRE's Chief Strategist for BlueTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The MITRE Corporation is celebrating the opening of what it says will help numerous federal agencies do a better job of studying national security, climate and environmental issues. The new BlueTech Lab in Bedford, Massachussetts opened its doors to federal agency sponsors last month. It includes a 620,000-gallon tank for testing unmanned surface and undersea systems – the biggest in the region. For more on what the federally-funded R&D corporation hopes to do with it, Federal News Network Deputy Editor Jared Serbu spoke with Nick Rotker, MITRE's Chief Strategist for BlueTech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony Strobbe is EV supply chain Projects Director. Every Monday, he compiles a dedicated content piece he shares on LinkedIn that covers one aspect of that said supply chain, so if you like what he shares today, make sure to follow him! I hope you haven't missed last week's conversation with Ben Sparrow from Saltworks! If you have, shame on you, but let me bring you up to speed: we're diving into the lithium value chain to discuss, evaluate and uncover the opportunities for water technologies and professionals in this rapidly growing application that taps into several layers of the water industry. Now when you visit a foreign country, it's often a smart move to start by getting the basics of language and culture. So that's the mission I tasked Tony with today: let us break down the fundamentals of lithium processes. Why, where, and how do we refine lithium. What do we need to know on the technical side of the equation, but also on the geopolitical aspect of things. Where does the lithium value chain sit in the greater scheme of the EV supply chain? Those are just some of the questions we'll get to answer today. And that will give us valuable keys to leverage the next nuggets in this series, such as the company that shall build the first ever commercial scale Direct Lithium Extraction project, or the dedicated team within the World's largest water company that's conceived some of the most emblematic lithium refining projects.  Before kicking off, let me just share with you that I'm back from the Global Water Summit in Berlin and then the BlueTech Forum in Edinburg; it was a great experience to get to meet many of you and to discuss water, wastewater, water entrepreneurship, and much more. I'm so grateful for the many heartwarming feedbacks you gave me on the podcast, it means the World to me, and beyond just an ego-boost, it's critically important for me as I strive to produce you the most useful content every week. If it's the case, I'm glad it is, and you can help me out by sharing the pod with your friends, colleagues, boss, or team. Yet if you feel there's something I shall be doing differently or better, hey, feedback doesn't have to be positive: come share me your thoughts on LinkedIn or by mail: antoine@dww.show. I also came back from both Berlin and Edinburg with great pieces of content, I spoke with the GWI team and the BlueTech team, I also cut some quite insightful interviews with Xylem, Veolia, Aquatech, Kemira, Evoqua, Gingko Bioworks, and more, I can't wait to share you all of this, once I've digested and edited it, but enough for that sidetrack and all that teasing, I'll leave the floor to Tony, and I'll meet you on the other side.  ➡️ Check out the entire article on how to sell smaller-sized Water Companies, including an infographic and a full transcript on the (don't) Waste Water website!

In this episode we speak to Ana Pinela, a Senior Innovation Consultant and Project Leader at Beta-I, with a PhD in Marine Sciences and Conservation of Biodiversity. Ana coordinates and manages Blue Economy and Bluetech projects such as the Atlantic Smart Port Blue Acceleration Network (AspBAN) in which Magellan also has a management role. Ana provides us with the a state-of -the-art of the ever more growing Blue Economy and discusses new concepts such as blue biotechnology, aquaculture and plastic substitutes.

Jennifer Möller-Gulland is a Water Risk Expert and Water Economist for the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. Jennifer is also the founder of the Water Risk Assessment Blueprint Training, a 12-week online course that helps water professionals to know the Water Risks, convince decision-makers to consider and address them, be part of the solution, and accelerate their career. Somewhere in Paris' headquarters of the OECD, an independent and diverse group of eminent policymakers joined forces in May 2022 to create the Global Commission on the Economics of Water. After the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change released in 2006 and the Dasgupta Review on the Economics of Biodiversity issued in 2021, they were about to complete what they called the Sustainability Trilogy with the release of their Pact for Voluntary Commitments - an incredible report that they launched on 22 March 2023 at the UN Water Conference. Did you hear of it? Well, let's say it wasn't a banger, but they must have a good PR team, so it gathered some mainstream media attention. That's where Jennifer picked it up and looked up their Water Risk Assessment. The result is history: a nicely crafted, pedagogic, positively toned yet affirmative LinkedIn post shared 113 times, where she calls out their b***s***. Hey, that intro is not about name and shame. But I'm telling you that story because it seems that even though the World Economic Forum's yearly Global Risk Report has water-related ones all over its top ten, there's a severe deficit in understanding, framing, and running water risk assessments.  Yet how can we solve problems we don't understand and cannot size correctly? As Jennifer will explain in a minute, that's a challenge that shall be understood at all levels, from the government to companies and individuals, because water risks are connected to economic development, social development, GDP, every facet of the economy and even gender equality so clearly, ignoring water risks can have long-lasting impacts on individuals and communities. So let's fix that, and let me close this intro and leave the floor to Jennifer, just after reminding you that you still have a couple of days left to book your seats for the upcoming BlueTech Forum, happening in Edinburgh on the 17th and 18th of May under the tagline of Innovation with Impact.  The agenda is packed with great speakers, mastermind roundtable sessions, "innovation for impact" box design sprints, 5 by 5 partnership case studies, lots of networking opportunities, and BlueTech's signature cherry-picked disruptive water tech innovations.  Check out the full agenda on bluetechforum.com - the link is in the description - and consider joining me and many former guests of this podcast in Edinburgh this May. If that's of interest, here's the cherry on the cake: with the code Antoine20, like my name, 20, you'll get a 20% discount on your registration if you book before the end of April, so hurry up; the doors are closing! ➡️ Join me (and many others!) at the BlueTech Forum Get a 20% discount on checkout by using the code ANTOINE20

What do you call a lawyer standing on a seawall? How about an ocean steward?! This month host Tamara Kahn speaks to Anya Freeman of Kind Designs. Anya was working as a prosecutor in Miami and was well aware of the city's constant flooding issues. Tune in to hear how she got her feet wet as a founder and set out to start a company that marries technology and nature to solve a critical coastal problem. Kind Designs 3D prints living seawalls that protect our coastlines and infrastructure while they support biodiversity and sequester carbon - a multifaceted win for planet Earth, sea life and humans! Climb aboard Wave Maker's Earth Day ‘steward-ship' and listen to learn from an inspiring young BlueTech founder as she shares her experience with strategy, policy, fundraising, collaboration and more. Plus, hear how a recent funding win offers an opportunity for you or an ocean lover you know! 

Alex Rappaport is the CEO and Co-Founder of ZwitterCo. ZwitterCo leverages the benefits of Zwitterions to build Membranes that treat the world's toughest wastewater. Theoretically speaking, wastewater treatment is easy. You have water with stuff inside at the inlet, and you want water with much less stuff inside at the outlet. So you just have to define what has to be removed, and you could size a membrane to do exactly that job. Let's say, you want everything that's larger than 1 nanometer to be out of the picture. You take a reverse osmosis membrane, you push your wastewater on one end, and whatever comes out on the other end will fit your specification. Easy, the job's done, goodbye! Well... The problem is that if that system was to work, it would for sure not work long. Your membrane would be clogged, and irreversibly fouled, and after minutes to hours, you would have to throw it away and start fresh. Now, nobody except me would be stupid enough to try something like that out. So in most cases, you won't go for a one-step treatment; you'll rather opt for a clever combination, where stuff gets removed from water layer by layer with optimized efficiency.  Stages of this process will probably be done with membranes, and if you want to end up reusing that water, the last step will for sure be done with membranes. But even if you have this time designed everything right, your membranes will still clog over time, and backwash will lose efficiency cycle after cycle until irreversible fouling is so high you have to replace your system. So, every 7 to 12 years, you're good to reinvest in membranes, modules, and some peripherals. Unless someone cracks the code for fouling-free membranes... But that's physically not possible, right? Well, that's before looking into the surprising physical properties of Zwitterions, a special family of molecules that are simultaneously positively and negatively charged. As a result, they're highly hydrophilic and very resistant to non-specific adhesion.  So wouldn't that make them the best special sauce to pump up a membrane filtration system? I'll let Alex answer this in a minute, as he'll do it so much better than me.  But you'll swiftly notice that it's a fascinating take at the toughest wastewaters and most difficult industrial reuse riddles. To that extent, ZwitterCo is a perfect example of innovation with impact. If that's a theme you'd like to explore in greater depth, Innovation with Impact is also the tagline of the upcoming BlueTech Forum, happening in Edinburgh on the 17th and 18th of May. The agenda is packed with great speakers, mastermind roundtable sessions, "innovation for impact" box design sprints, 5 by 5 partnership case studies, lots of networking opportunities, and BlueTech's signature cherry-picked disruptive water tech innovations.  That's just a bite-sized summary of a packed agenda - if you'd like to know more, check out bluetechforum.com - and consider joining me and many former guests of this podcast in Edinburgh this May. I talked of cherry-picked innovation: well there's a cherry on the cake as well: with the code Antoine20, like my name, 20, you'll get a 20% discount on your registration if you book before the end of April. ➡️ Join me (and many others!) at the BlueTech Forum Get a 20% discount on checkout by using the code ANTOINE20

Sign up here for updates on impactinvestor.ioThanks to all the Causeartist Partners - Check them out here.Subscribe to our Causeartist newsletter here.----------------------------------------In Episode 51 of the Disruptors for Good podcast, Causeartist contributor, Rafael Aldon, speaks with Daniel Kleinman, Founder and CEO of Seaworthy Collective, on empowering early-stage and aspiring Ocean entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.Seaworthy Collective (501c3) is a startup incubator and community based in Miami, focused on BlueTech (ocean innovation). Their goal is to eliminate barriers and foster inclusivity in ocean and climate impact innovation. The organization aims to create a world of endless opportunities where everyone can contribute to finding solutions that make a positive difference for our planet's oceans.They support and empower Sea Change Makers, including early-stage and aspiring entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds and impact areas globally. These innovators drive progress for our oceans, which cover 71% of the planet, with the ultimate goal of regenerating 100% of the planet.About DanielDaniel Kleinman is Seaworthy Collective's Founder and CEO, and a marine roboticist. Daniel received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Florida, and a Master of Professional Science in Exploration Science from the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.As an undergraduate, Daniel interned with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and became versed in design and systems thinking as a University Innovation Fellow. After graduating in 2015, Daniel started his career as a pilot and test engineer for Bluefin Robotics' unmanned underwater vehicles in Boston. Daniel then served as a Navy contractor and mechanical engineer in maritime systems in San Diego.In 2020, Daniel launched the Seaworthy Collective community in Miami to break the silos he experienced in industry by supporting fellow impact changemakers addressing the ocean's greatest problems. Through Seaworthy Foundation, Daniel and his team created programs to serve their community, which started with the Sea Change Maker Series and Venture Studio.Daniel also serves as an advisor for Opportunity Miami and The Shrimp Society, a steering committee member for Ocean Visions' Global Ecosystem for Ocean Solutions. Daniel is also a member of The Explorers Club, a Miami Global Shaper, and an On Deck Catalyst Founding Fellow. Daniel has been recognized as one of Miami's Ambassadors for Sustainable Development Goal 14, a 30 Under 30 by the University of Miami, and a Future Climate Leader by the Aspen Institute. ----------------------------------------Sign up here for updates on impactinvestor.ioThanks to all the Causeartist Partners - Check them out here.Subscribe to our Causeartist newsletter here.

Evan Bartholomew, best known by his stage name, Blue Tech, is an electronic music producer and multidisciplinary artist with a penchant for the esoteric. Evan leverages his custom-trained AI models to not only make art but do dream work and summon figures from his subconscious, and that's just scratching the surface of his practice.  In this mind meld we dive into Evan's methods, a smattering of esoteric topics (Kabbalah, Hermes Trismegistus, etc.) the importance of dreamwork, and AI in general.  Links for Evan:  Website Instagram Bandcamp Support us- Visit THIRDEYEDROPS.com   Sub on youtube! Crowd-sponsor the show, get rewards and join our wonder-dipping community on Patreon Leave us a 5 star review on Apple Pods Follow and review on Spotify    

Today we feature another addition to our Psychedelic Café series. This time exploring what art means and what the meaning of art might become in a growing era of ai generated art-like images flooding the mindspace of humanity through consumptive digital media channels. The cafe is a curated collection of participants who, through a structure series of rounds, explore together a single question. The question we are exploring is: What does the meaning of art look like in an era of increasingly-accessible AI art generators with increasingly powerful capacities for fidelity and complexity? And our guests are Autumn Skye, Simon Haiduk, Evan Bartholomew (aka Bluetech), Martina Hoffman, Chor Boogie, Dan De Santos, and Micheal Phillip. ... For links to our guests' work, full bios and show notes, and a link to watch this episode in video, head to bit.ly/PsyCafe11 *** FULL TOPICS BREAKDOWN BELOW**   SUPPORT THE PODCAST Patreon: https://patreon.com/jameswjesso Paypal Donation: https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=383635S3BKJVS Merchandise:  https://www.jameswjesso.com/shop/ More Options: https://www.jameswjesso.com/support Newsletter:  https://www.jameswjesso.com/newsletter Telgram Channel:  https://t.me/jameswjesso *** Extra BIG thanks to my patrons on Patreon for helping keep this podcast alive! Especially my $23+ patrons, Andreas D, Ian C, Yvette FC, Alex F, Eliz C, Nick M, Michelle M, Joe A, Naci BF, & Heartwood Mushrooms ——  ***** Episode Breakdown (0:00) Opening (2:18) Overture (7:36) Patreon thanks (8:33) Participant Introductions (15:49) Introducing the question: (176:27) Ai art is inevitable (19:32) Ai as a bypass of the raw creative process (23:52) Ai art prompting as a kind of compulsion/binge (27:22) Ai isn't art but something entirely new; the birth of a new god (29:32) The legal and ethical questions around ai use of artists' work without consent (34:14) Ai meets our cultural compulsion to consume, rather than truly create (35:55) A spiritual way to work with Ai art as ceremony; image generation vs making art (40:39) A flood of ai art generators culturally downgrading the monetary value of actual art (43:00) The spiritual harm of ai art generation (46:04) If artists feel threatened by Ai, then they need to step up their game (51:33) Resisting the pull towards living a solely digital life by doubling down on the physical act of creation (1:01:34) Ai art generators as a new archetypal container for reality (1:02:50) How ai art generators work; the latent space (1:06:43) If art alters consciousness, what quality of consciousness is ai art cultivating in us? (1:11:55) “The ai does not copy anything from the image” (1:16:39) Losing our connection to nature and our humanity in favour of a transhumanist fallacy (1:21:49) A heated exchange on being “transparent” about artists using digital tools (1:31:15) Trending novel technologies as a platform for massive shadow projection (1:32:51) The danger of human creativity being atrophied due to the ease of access of digital content (1:36:26) The dishonesty of not claiming when art is made through digital means (1:40:59) Ai art generators as a means to satisfy our need to create, without having to leave the easy consumption of digital content (1:45:11) We need human creativity, even for ai art to be worthwhile (1:46:21) Artistic editing vs artistic creation (1:49:13) The dilution of the power of art by a deluge of ai content (1:52:53) Closing thoughts on this conversation (1:54:25) Ai art generators as an avenue for non-creative people to explore the creation of beautiful images (1:58:33) Learning faith through the process of artistic creation (and the journey of life) (2:02:59) Do we choose to surrender our souls to the matrix of digital novelty or stay in the light of a higher principle? (2:05:05) An expression of hope for us to remember our humanity in the face of ongoing technological novelty (2:10:26) Wondering about intentions, psychedelics, and resisting the pull to getting locked into an ai reality (2:13:42) The potential for ai is so incredible, but generating art seems like a dangerous waste of that potential (2:15:28) The debate around art generators reveals the meta-crisis we are all in. (2:18:30) Closing ***** SUPPORT THE PODCAST Patreon: https://patreon.com/jameswjesso Paypal Donation: https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=383635S3BKJVS Merchandise:  https://www.jameswjesso.com/shop/ More Options: https://www.jameswjesso.com/support Newsletter:  https://www.jameswjesso.com/newsletter Telgram Channel:  https://t.me/jameswjesso OR you can buy a copy of one of my books! Decomposing The Shadow: Lessons From The Psilocybin Mushroom – https://www.jameswjesso.com/decomposing-the-shadow/ The True Light Of Darkness — https://www.jameswjesso.com/true-light-darkness/

Jesse Brede is the owner of Lion's Share Digital, a full-service digital agency, Gravitas Recordings, an electronic music label, Gravitas Create, electronic music education, and co-founder of Pivotal Agency artist management and bookings. Lion's Share works with world-class brands, festivals, artists, and creatives. Gravitas has released 190 albums, eps, and compilations. He's managed CloZee, Beats Antique, Desert Dwellers, Dirtwire, and Bluetech. Jesse is also a UGURUS client.

Mirka Wilderer is the CEO of De Nora Water Technologies. De Nora is a leading provider of equipment, systems, disinfection, and filtration solutions for water and wastewater treatment. Back in my years as a sales engineer, I used to map the competitors' landscape when working on large projects. And in my quite specialized world of advanced wastewater treatments, I was very good at predictions, or that's what I thought. One day, on a very large project, I was discussing with the design office, and they had curious Ideas as to how to shape their process. I couldn't recognize any of the patterns; the usual suspects would have left! The reason would reveal some weeks later: there was a new kid on the block, De Nora Water Technologies. If you recall my discussion on that microphone with Reinhard Hübner, we've already seen examples of companies rapidly built from the bottom up in our otherwise conservative sector. But DeNora is again another breed than SKion Water. The water division was created in 2015 from an M&A move involving Severn Trent Services. And since then, the company has followed quite an aggressive track, through internal and external moves, with a double-digit growth that led to a successful initial public offering on the Milano stock exchange last summer.  It's been a while that I wanted to address this trajectory on the podcast, and I had already approached Mirka for this around the BlueTech forum last year in Vancouver, but with the IPO on the horizon, the timing wasn't right.  So when our paths crossed again during Sciens Water's Rethinking Water conference in New York, I couldn't let the opportunity slip away to get some valuable insight on how to successfully go public, keep and develop a hunter mindset, or grow into a fully different area as a before quite traditional family business.  As for Patrick Dekker last week, I was a bit short on time to go into the level of depth I would have liked to. But you'll see that Mirka goes straight to the point and probably delivers a new record in insights per minute on that microphone!  So without further due, I'll let you dive into our conversation. Just remember that if you like what you hear, please take that episode and share it with a colleague, a friend, or your LinkedIn network! Come one, do it, and I'll meet you on the other side! How De Nora Grew from 0 to IPO in 7 Years (with Cheat Codes!)

Trace Blackmore is the Owner of Blackmore Enterprises and the Host of the "Scaling Up! H2O" podcast. The "Scaling Up! H2O" podcast intends to prove to you every week why working in Industrial Water Treatment is the best job in the World. If you're listening from the UK, Singapore, or maybe Denmark, you'll be surprised by the rest of this introduction. But actually, for the majority of water professionals, this water job is quite lonely. Think of it, there are over ten thousand water utilities in Germany or more than seven hundred wastewater treatment plants in Switzerland. And, of course, the record goes to the US with over 90 thousand water and wastewater utilities.  As a consequence, when you're working for one of these scattered utilities, you have few colleagues. For instance, 85% of US utilities have three or less than three employees. The same is true when you're in industrial water treatment. Sure, many people work on an industrial site. But how many deal with Water? In most cases, at most, a hand full. So yes, Water is everywhere, and so are water professionals. Everywhere, and often alone. What's wrong with that? Nothing, except that it turns personal and professional development into a challenge. When you don't have colleagues to challenge you, bring you some industry news, or share best practices, you can only rely on yourself to improve. Unless there's another way! Because you might be commuting to work. Or having a run in the evening. Or getting bored while you mow the lawn. That's where podcasts have your back. I know, right now, this may sound like inception because I'm advocating for podcasts on a podcast. But my message here is that you may well right now be enjoying the best water podcast ever produced by a french guy - to my knowledge, I'm the only one, so I'm quite confident about that assumption. Yet, there are other great shows out there, like "Water we talking about" with Adam Tank and Jim Lauria, Abdelhakim el Fadil's excellent "Smart Water Solutions," Paul O'Callaghan's BlueNotes by BlueTech, or Dave McGimpsey's grandaddy of all shows with the Waver Values Podcast, which is the only one in this list that never appeared on that microphone, hey Dave, we should talk, and inevitably the famous Nation with Trace Blackmore's Scaling Up H2O podcast I thought you might enjoy going a bit behind the scenes of the podcast production today if you already know Trace and the Scaling Up H2O podcast. Or you may appreciate getting to know a great new podcast in the unlikely event you never heard of Trace before, in which case you'll be delighted to discover you can listen to someone talking about water without my annoying french accent.  So without further due, I'll let you enjoy my conversation with Trace; just remember that, if you like what you hear, please tell your friends, colleagues, or LinkedIn network what they should take home from the nuggets Trace shares today, and if you don't like what you hear, please reach out to me and tell me what I should be doing differently or better. Come on, do it, and I'll meet you on the other side.  How to Make a Lonely Water Professional's Mentor, Friend, and Caring Colleague

The transition from 'electric' to 'electronic' was one of the great technical achievements of the 20th century. Electronic engineering emerged out of the telephone, radio, film and television industries, and military communication and weapon systems during World War II. The earliest devices for creating electronic music actually date from the end of the 19th century. By the 1920s and 30s we had compact, playable electronic instruments like the Russian Theremin, the French Ondes Martenot, and the German Trautonium. Development of recording technology led to experimentation with record players and tape recorders to manipulate sound and create new kinds of music. Electronic music expanded exponentially in the 1960s and 70s with the arrival of practical electronic synthesizers, fueling an era of explosive creativity. Today electronic music extends from mainstream dance music to experimental noise, with literally thousands of sub-genres, and an unlimited palette of sounds and creative possibilities. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey in the infinite tone-worlds of electronic space, on a program called ELECTRONIC DIMENSIONS. Music is by FOURTH DIMENSION, BLUETECH, ESKOSTATIC, BETWEEN INTERVAL, SCOTT LAWLOR, and ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

We can thank Albert Einstein's math teacher for the concept of this program. In 1908 Professor HERMANN MINKOWSKI presented an interpretation of Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity that unified time and the three dimensions of physical space, into a single four-dimensional continuum called "spacetime." So physicists began with three-dimensional space, added the dimension of time, and came up with four-dimensional space. Ambient musicians have done just the opposite. All music exists in the dimension of time: ambient electronic music lives in time, and creates the impression of virtual space in us. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a four-dimensional journey, on a program called SPACETIME. Music is by GLOBAL COMMUNICATION, LEMONGRASS, TIME TRAVELER, THE GREAT NORTHERN, BLUETECH, S7VEN, ALPHA WAVE MOVEMENT, and ALTUS. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

A few words on the tech side of things in finding the Endurance in 2022... 100 years after it went down.

00:00 tripswitch, Petrichor05:30 DSEŪ, Nebula In Madrid (Original Mix)10:42 Bonobo, Rosewood (Original Mix)13:30 Far Distance, Ibai (Original Mix)19:00 Jon Gurd, Little Soldier (Extended Mix)22:23 Bonobo & O'Flynn, Otomo feat. O'Flynn (Original Mix)26:26 Jacana People, Tahara29:00 Vibrasphere, Northern Sunsets36:40 Zero Cult, Electro Wind43:15 Bluetech, Wilderness49:10 Joey Fehrenbach, Behold (Mixed)51:30 H.U.V.A. Network, Blank58:15 Solar Fields, Discovering60:38 PLOD, Aptaxi65:36 Izhevski & Nikola Melnikov, Esenia (Kolybelnaya Version)Photo by Marek Piwnicki from Pexels

This month's mix comes from the legendary @bluetech. He brings us a wide array of unreleased music from his label Behind The Sky, by himself and artists on the label. It's a true honor to have someone who has been a key inspiration over the years finally on the Subtempo mix series. We dig into his creative process in this insightful interview: Interview + Tracklist: subtempo.com/mixes/bluetech

In Episode 3: Justin invites friends Caitlyn and Stefanie onto the show to discuss the current Eclipse Season we find ourselves in this April-May of 2022. (April 30th Solar Eclipse in Taurus and May 16th Lunar Eclipse in Scorpio). The episode title here is a tad dramatic to poke fun at the way we perceive eclipse season in this modern meme-filled world. Caitlyn and Stefanie both are pros with the Taurus/Scorpio vibes and it shows in their way of beautifully explaining these archetypes on a cosmic and personal-energetic level. Tune in to find out more about eclipses, this specific eclipse season, and how to work with these high-energy and somewhat intense times on a practical level. We discuss our own personal experiences with eclipses of the past, and forecast how we think these eclipses might show up for us all - while leaving room for the unexpected. We even included some oracle card pulls and astro-dice rolls for all 12 rising signs to divine a message specifically for you. Enjoy!-----Links:Justin's WebsiteBook A Reading with JustinEXTRASENSORY Workshop: a personal guide to the eclipses in Taurus and ScorpioStefanie Sundara's WebsiteStefanie Sundara's InstagramBook an Integrative Counseling Session with StefanieCaitlyn Rack's Website (Funky Fae Art)Caitlyn Rack's InstagramSpecial thanks to Bluetech for allowing use of his song ‘Honey in the Heart' for intro/outro music:Link to Bluetech's Bandcamp

On Episode 2 Justin discusses the astrology of the upcoming Jupiter - Neptune conjunction happening April 12th, 2022 at 24 degrees of Pisces. This is a really special moment in the overall astrology of 2022 and offers us a unique time to tap into our dreams & visions and listen-in to what our souls deepest desires are. Justin discusses:the meaning of Jupiterthe meaning of Neptunethe meaning of Jupiter + Neptunethe history of past Jupiter Neptune conjunctions and what they have meant for the collectiveways for you to work with this once in 13-years energy (this one in Pisces hasn't happened in 166 years!)a timeline for the year and how this transit plays out in other parts of the year-----Links: Justin's WebsiteBook A Reading with Justin EXTRASENSORY Workshop: a personal guide to the eclipses in Taurus and Scorpio Stefanie Sundara's Website Gray Crawford's article on Jupiter Neptune conjunctionsSpecial thanks to Bluetech for allowing use of his song ‘Honey in the Heart' for intro/outro music:Link to Bluetech's Bandcamp

Ted Janulis, the founder and principal of Investable Oceans (and a former president of the New York Explorers Club), joins us on this episode to discussion his "obsession" with the ocean -- and how it's helped him figure out the ins and outs of investing in ocean-based ventures. Learn more about Ted's project at www.investableoceans.com.

The prolific decoder of all things legal, Clint Richardson, returns to InnerVerse for an extended rap on patriot myths that might get people into trouble. We talk extensively about the "redemption" process, revoking one's citizenship, and more. Also covered in this chat is Unidroit (from Rome), and the attempt from powers that be to make worldwide law into a uniform system. Another major segment of this 3 hour conversation revolves around the Public legal world in contrast to the Private common law, and whether forming Private Member's Only Associations could be a tool for circumventing legal tyranny and unwanted regulation or taxation. Get the 2nd half of this interview (over an hour more) by subscribing to InnerVerse Plus+ on Patreon or Rokfin!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/61893714/Rokfin: https://rokfin.com/stream/13824Video Episode: https://youtu.be/6R2_qL518AYEPISODE LINKSRed Pill Sunday School - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsea7QKmWqZdMuwxW7sPyXQ Strawman (Book) - http://strawmanstory.info/ Music In This Episode: "Spectral Currents" by Bluetech - https://soundcloud.com/bluetech/spectral-currents Original Post - https://www.innerversepodcast.com/season-8/clint-richardson-patriot-mythsWORK WITH MESound Healing Therapy: https://www.innerversepodcast.com/sound-healingOracle Card Counseling: https://www.innerversepodcast.com/oracle-cardsSUPPORT INNERVERSEJoin the InnerVerse Tribe on our Telegram Chat - https://t.me/innerversepodcastchatInnerVerse T-Shirts, Posters & Art Store - https://www.designbyhumans.com/shop/TripFlipArt/t-shirts/Add to your metaphysical toolkit at Secret Energy - https://store.secretenergy.com/?ref=chancegartonBuy from Clive de Carle with this link to support InnerVerse with your purchase - https://clivedecarle.ositracker.com/197164/11489The Aquacure AC50 (Use "innerverse" as a coupon code for a 15% discount) - https://eagle-research.com/product/ac50 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the #MiamiTechPod, Daniel, Cesar, and Brian discuss:All about Daniel and his background!What is Seaworthy CollectiveThe #BlueTech movement and why it's importantBuilding underwater drones& more!

psybient.org podcast ep31 - Lucid Dreaming Mixed By DJ Maggie It's an honour to welcome DJ Maggie from USA to the psybient.org podcast ! Evolving her own brand of intuitive sound at the legendary Southern California desert gatherings of the groundbreaking Moontribe Collective and other conscious parties and festivals, Maggie soon established a reputation for her heart-expanding sonic rides. Juggling a packed schedule of creative endeavors, DJ Maggie produces two weekly Twitch shows, Flow and Omakase, to a rapt and growing global audience of downtempo lovers. She also plays a monthly guest set on Holotropic Happy Hour, the audiovisual stream she co-produces on Bluetech's Twitch channel. Her first compilation, a 2xLP entitled ‘Matters of the Heart,' was released in June 2021 on Behind The Sky. Tracklist: Sync24 - Dance Of The Droids Mindex - New Life Form Hedflux - Truth Bomber Dillard - Embrace Tipper - Rip Cord Martins Garden - Everlast Emog - The Sun [2016] Gyu - Submerge Bwoy De Bhajan - Nola Celesta Master Margherita & The Positronics - Santana Dub Third Ear Audio - Freak of Nature Kercha - Flock Ion Driver - Deep Sands Lyndon Jarr - Akira Geode - Beware Bansara - Ambiguity Khromi - Delusions Links: https://soundcloud.com/dj-maggie https://linktr.ee/djmaggie ENJOY THE MUSIC AND STAY AWAKE -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- SUPPORT PSYBIENT.ORG : MUSIC DOWNLOADS FOR SUPPORTERS ON PATREON => bit.ly/support-psybient-sc PAYPAL SUPPORT => bit.ly/donate-psybient-sc ORDER STICKERS => www.psybient.org/love/shop -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------

#SOSCuba, Bezos in Space & Miami defining the future of #BlueTech! The Seaworth Collective has announced their first Cohort bringing together a diverse group of Sea Change Makers leading innovation for regenerative ocean impact. The cohort of 10 startups includes 25 founders and features Seaworthy's first co-created startups, which are cross-disciplinary teams built with members of their growing community. Today we got to speak with Anya Freeman and Kabir Parker. Anya Freeman is the Founder & CEO of The Addition Company, When she's not playing with robots, Anya can be found playing beach volleyball Kabir Parker Founder of Seagreen Regeneration, passionate free diver, and sustainable spearfisherman. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/infiniteattraction/support

This episode of Be On Air features founder and leader of Gravitas Recordings, Jesse Brede. Jesse has been in the electronic music scene for over two decades where he began his career deejaying, renting out equipment and speakers for the events and eventually opening for big name artists like Deadmau5, Kascade, Scrillex, and more. He has also managed artists such as CloZee, Beats Antique, Bluetech, and Desert Dwellers. Holding the title of Facilitator of Dreams, Jesse is dedicated to supporting artists in reaching success through his four companies: Lion's Share Digital, Gravitas Recordings, Gravitas Create, and Pivotal. We start of the episode hearing the story of how K.Lee and Jesse met and began working together. Further in we discover how Jesse founded a record label, four highly successful online companies, and helped dozens of artists make their name in the scene. We wrap up the conversation discussing the challenges of the music industry today, the influence of psychedelics and alternative medicine on creatives, and as always get some fantastic book and podcast recommendations. Jesse's book recommendations: Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point, Aubrey Marcus' Own the Day Own Your Life, and Ari Herstands How to Make it in the New Music Business. Podcast recommendations: The Tim Ferris Show. Listen to the music from Gravitas Recordings here!Follow @Jesse.Brede on Instagram Want to talk about your podcast? Connect with K.Lee and Podcast FarmBook a free strategy session to talk about your podcast: Join the podcast farmers FB group and grow your show! 00:00 – Introduction02:19 – What can musical artistry do for podcasters?05:00 – How Jesse and K.Lee began working together08:45 – What Jesse looks for in a new artist? 15:37 – How Jesse started an award-winning international EDM label30:39 – How artists can set themselves up for success in the changing industry?40:15 – Growing Gravitas Create and building online community50:27 – What does the future of our consciousness expansion look like?59:23 – Rapid Fire Q&A and Wrapping up

In this episode Felipe, Andres, Cesar, and Maria discuss:- The tragedy in Surfside and what you can do to help- More about PADL- Challenges building a paddle board sharing network- PADL's innovative data play instead of water quality sensors- & more!

Have you ever experienced that a typical daily situation may turn YOU into someone you don't like? Something like... traffic.  Getting cut off by somebody on the road can be aggravating and frustrating. It doesn't have to be this way. We will learn how anything can become an opportunity to meditate and get you grounded in this journey of Spectral Currents with Bluetech, a music artist and producer who has toured sharing stages with The Glitch Mob, The Orb, Bassnectar, Juno Reactor and many more!

1. Tight Spin / Ozric Tentacles 8:46 2. Incidental Backcloth / Pivot 7:08 3. that's just what it's for / aphilas 5:27 4. Stretched Home / The Album Leaf 5:03 5. Kaini Industries (Original By Boards of Canada) / Bibio 3:41 6. The Toy Garden / Helios 4:43 7. Burning the Black and White / The Flashbulb 2:59 8. Prayers For Rain (J. VIEWZ remix) / Bluetech 4:59 9. Vessel / Jon Hopkins 4:42 10. Sound In a Dark Room / Telefon Tel Aviv  7:48 11. A Day Between / L'altra 3:34