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In this episode of Boom It's on the Blockchain, we welcome Sergey Gordienko, also known as the "Do What You Love" Artist. With over 20 years of experience, Sergey is a renowned multidisciplinary visual artist based in Miami, Florida. His vibrant works, infused with the mantra "DO WHAT YOU LOVE," span canvases, murals, wearable art, and digital NFTs. A pioneer in the crypto art movement, Sergey's work is recognized by Forbes and exhibited worldwide, including in the Mayor of Miami's office. Sergey is also an active speaker at major crypto and tech conferences, including BTC Conference and North America Bitcoin Conference. He generously donates his art to charity events, supporting causes like the Voice of Children and the Art from the Heart Foundation. Committed to a healthy and sustainable lifestyle, Sergey practices yoga, meditation, and breathwork, and shares his passion for chess and his love for his dog, Magic. Don't miss this conversation with a true innovator and advocate for following one's passion. More about our guest: Do What You Love - https://dowhatyoulove.art/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dowhatyoulove.artist Twitter - https://x.com/dwyl_artist Subscribe to Boom! It's on the Blockchain https://boomitsontheblockchain.com/ Follow on Social Media Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/3NDCeWF Facebook - https://lnkd.in/gv4WRDMm YouTube - https://bit.ly/3a0R9M2 Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3t0A0ZU LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3z4b3R5 TikTok - https://bit.ly/3HZQSGg #DoWhatYouLove #NFTArt #CryptoArt #SergeyGordienko #BlockchainArt #MiamiArtist #ArtAndBlockchain #DigitalArt #ArtInnovation #Podcast #BoomItsOnTheBlockchain

Happy Easter! Our Easter Sunday message is entitled "I Am" and is the first week in a new series which focuses on Mark 15 and the importance of Barabbas to the story of Jesus Christ and the Gospel. “God buries our sins in the depths of the sea and then puts up a sign that reads, ‘No fishing.'” - Corrie ten Boom It is important that we remember: ~I am guilty. ~I am set free. This message was spoken at Woodlake Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Sunday, April 9th, 2023 by Pastor Jamie Austin. You can check out the notes for this message by clicking on this link: https://my.bible.com/events/49059193 If you have any questions or comments, please email us at SermonQA@Woodlake.church and we will be happy to help you find the answers you're looking for. Be sure to check back for more episodes! https://www.woodlake.church/

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“As the rest of the world grew stranger, one thing became increasingly clear....our Bible was the center of an ever-widening circle of help and hope. Like waifs clustered around a blazing fire, we gathered about it, holding out our hearts to its warmth and light. The blacker the night around us grew, the brighter and truer and more beautiful burned the word of God.” ~Corrie ten Boom This is a central classic. It is the book that gives your life meaning; the book that tells you who you are, why you are on earth and where you will go after death. It governs the choices you make. It tells you what is real. It is the book that is so important to you that you would, like Corrie, risk even life to have it. To you, it is the truth. Mission driven men and women throughout history have always chosen to make their central classic the center of their lives. In this way, they adopt a truth higher than their own opinions, emotions and tendencies. Through their central classic they become grounded in true principles from which to govern their lives - creating stability and leading them ever closer to peace and happiness. In this podcast, Audrey discusses not only the importance of making your scripture of utmost importance in your life, but she also gives tips to help your study of scripture come alive. As you emulate the greats in this way, you will watch your life become happier, more joyful, more faithful, and more hopeful. Listener's Guide: Use the time stamps below to skip to any part of the podcast.  2:16      We are moral beings 3:09     The importance of a central classic 6:00     The ten Boom family's commitment to the Bible 8:30     Choosing a central classic 12:07    The "most read book" 14:52    James Madison 17:18    Why live by a central classic 17:58    How we wrongly use the scriptures  19:13    Recommendations for studying your central classic 21:25    Using the Five Types of Questions Quotes from this episode: “This is a central classic. It is the book that gives your life meaning. The book that tells you who you are, why you are on earth and where you will go after death. It governs the choices you make. It tells you what is real. It is the book that is so important to you that you would, like Corrie, risk even life to have it. To you, it is the truth. ” ~Audrey Rindlisbacher “The Bible was a whole literature, a library. It was an anthology of poetry and short stories. It taught history, biography, biology, geography, philosophy, political science, psychology, hygiene, and sociology (statistical at that), in addition to cosmogony, ethics and theology. ” ~Jacques Barzun “The Holy Scripture is to me, and always will be, the constant guide of my assent; and I shall always hearken to it, as containing the infallible truth relating to things of highest concernment…and I shall presently condemn and quit any opinion of mine, as soon as I am shown that it is contrary to any revelation in the Holy Scripture.” ~James Madison “While the Bible has served as the central classic for the West, there are also central classics in the East—The Vedas, Bhagavadgita, The Koran, Writings of Confucius and others. Other civilizations such as the American Indians and the early Hindus have had oral traditions... All of these central classics, written or oral, have taught about the beginning of the world, how man came into being, why he is now on earth and what he should do with his life. These are timeless questions that all human beings have sought answers to. And a central classic lies at the center of whatever belief system you adopt. ” ~Audrey Rindlisbacher “One day, in heaven, we will have complete insight and knowledge, but here below we have to grasp many things without fully understanding them. We have to make a clear choice between man's scientific criticism and the declaration, “It is written.””~Casper ten Boom “It is essential...that you should form and adopt certain rules or ...

Download Today in the show, Joe talks to Maria Carvalho and Helena Valente, founding members of Kosmicare, a drug testing, and harm reduction service at the Portugal Festival, Boom. Joe talks to Maria and Helena on their personal backgrounds, how they got into Boom, research on recreational use, what harm reduction looks like, and what populations are underserved. Drug use is decriminalized in Portugal, and the focus of risk minimization has been useful in getting the population served versus putting people in prison. 3 Key Points: Kosmicare is a harm reduction and psychedelic emergency service starting at Boom music festival in Portugal. Working to support other events in Europe. Boom is in Portugal, where drugs are decriminalized and drug testing is legal. Drug policy has directly affected the number of emergencies that Boom has had. The Portuguese drug policy has resulted in fewer overdoses, drug-related deaths, and HIV infection. Other countries like the US should consider a drug reform with the current opioid crisis. Support the show Patreon Leave us a review on iTunes Share us with your friends – favorite podcast, etc Join our Facebook group - Psychedelics Today group – Find the others and create community. Navigating Psychedelics Show Notes About Kosmicare Kosmicare is a non-profit organization that looks to transform nightlife culture through humanistic, comprehensive and evidence-based policies and interventions They work toward a world where drugs can be used with liberty and wisdom Making festivals safe in Europe About Maria Psychologist, graduated in 1999 at University of Porto She started working in the field of problematic drug use Growing up in a difficult neighborhood was her purpose for getting into studying psychology and drug use She began focusing on recreational use Her younger brother was into the Electronic Dance scene and positioning himself with using substances She was interested in studying other motivations to use drugs than just using drugs to feed a problem She heard an announcement by MAPS in 2008 recruiting volunteers to do work in psychedelic emergency at Boom It was the perfect match considering her interest in psychology and drug use in recreational environments About Helena Helena is a Psychologist who was interested in drug use She wanted to have field experience, and she volunteered in a needle exchange program She began working for a harm reduction project to work in recreational settings that needed volunteers She became interested in the potential that drug checking has in the harm reduction strategy They are working toward a ‘drop-in’ where people can show up to a permanent space for drug checking and harm reduction The Numbers Over 20,000 people showed up to Kosmicare’s information session This year for the first time, Kosmicare had an HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography) to identify LSD and pills They tested over 700 drug samples in 6 days Maria says half of the Boom population gets in contact with Kosmicare They serve 1% of the Boom population for psychedelic emergency (about 350 cases out of 35,000 attendees) The episodes usually have to do with psycho-spiritual situations versus just an emergency about the drug taken Psychedelic Emergencies Boom is a transformational festival that hosts attendees from over 50 countries Boom is different from Burning Man in that Boom is in Portugal which has a much more legal framework which helps with the services that can be offered Drug policy has directly affected the number of emergencies that Boom has Joe states that there are numbers of regulatory police at Burning Man Kosmicare is included in the entire setup of Boom, which helps reduce the number of scenarios that would cause an emergency at the festival, such as providing shaded areas all over It gets up to 43 degrees Celcius (108 Fahrenheit) But there is a water element so people can refresh themselves In the largest dance areas at the festival, they included medical emergency Teepees so attendees could be helped as quickly as possible Recreational Drug Use They did a survey on recreational drug use and most of the respondents said they use drugs in a beneficial way that doesn't interrupt their lives in a bad way Similarly with Boom attendees, most of them want to use harm reduction techniques so they have positive experiences and don't develop problems with their drug use Mat Southwell “drug users are calculated risk takers” “The legal framework has a terrible influence on people's relationship with drugs” - Helena Lessons Learned Maria says they have had many groundbreaking challenges In 2016 they had someone die on them while having a psychedelic emergency It made her really question why she was doing this Her first impression was that she was doing this work to save the inexperienced user She was caught off guard by the person who died because they were an experienced user and didn't taking unadulterated substances “People may go over the top for a wide variety of reasons, it was the biggest lesson I learned working for the Psychedelic Emergency services” - Maria It's hard to determine people's ability to calculate risks If the person had collapsed in front of an urban hospital in the city, the Hospital couldn't have done anything more than what they did at Kosmicare Collaborations Kosmicare has a collaborative relationship with Zendo MAPS was hired by Boom to direct the harm reduction services They use a lot of Stan Grof techniques for transpersonal psychology They are partnered with many other organizations in Europe that are trying to deliver the same type of psychedelic emergency and harm reduction services The Risks of Drug Policy Joe points out that there are so many festivals happening without these services The Rave Act prevents companies from attending festivals because it “harbors” drug use In Portugal, the fact that drug use is decriminalized, it opened up a legal framework around harm reduction Portugal is one of the few countries where drug checking is allowed by law The Portuguese drug policy has resulted in fewer overdoses, drug-related deaths, HIV infection, tuberculosis and other things Helena says that the US should rethink their drug policy considering the opioid epidemic In Portugal, there were only 12 overdose cases with heroin and opioids Portugal before the Drug Policy In the 80’s, there was a heroin epidemic, which had an epidemic of high infection rates and HIV. This motivated the policy change It was evident that prohibition was not working Usually when it affects only poor people, no one cares, but the fentanyl crisis is affecting all sorts of populations Links Website Facebook Check out this FREE online course, "Introduction to Psychedelics" About Maria Maria Carmo Carvalho, Kosmicare Manager, Boom Festival, Portugal, is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Education and Psychology at the Catholic University of Portugal. She researches if the field of psychoactive substance use and has completed a MSc and a PhD at the University of Porto on the field of psychoactive substance use, youth and recreational environments. She is Vice-President of ICEERS and Kosmicare Boom Festival manager since 2012. About Helena Helena Valente began working with people that use drugs in 2004, focusing in nightlife settings. Helena has a vast experience in coordinating national and European projects in the drug field. At the moment she is a researcher and PhD. Candidate at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the Porto University and founding member of Kosmicare Association.

Clan Wars is here!! Supercell has hit us with what many are calling the biggest, and best update to hit the game since it was released over two years ago. It had everything we imagined - from quality of life improvements, to a potential new card, to balances changes - and of course - Clan Wars!! We cover it all on this episode including the triumphant return of Boom It or Moob It! Oh, and we round out the show with an amazing deck spotlight that will surely prove to be viable in the new meta. Raise your banners and begin collections folks… war is here!

Plenty of interesting things happened in the arena this week. For starters, the Magic Archer has elegantly graced us with his presence. We also cover a ridiculously cool, community themed, Boom It or Moob It section that's sure to make you smile. But what’s even MORE awesome, is that we’ve hit a milestone on the show - and it comes in the form of celebrating one full year of Meta Checks being included as a segment on the show. And with that, we present to you, the Yearbook Awards! Boom!

As we eagerly await balance changes, we found ourselves in search of a deck that everyone could relate to. With the plethora of Royal Ghosts lurking around the arenas, we decided to create a deck that features NO LEGENDARIES, and was viable in the current meta - Enter, Golem McStrollem - The ultimate beatdown style deck! Aside from that, we sprinkled a bit of everything into this episode. From our weeks in the arena, to Boom It or Moob It, to Stats Royale data, this episode is sure to have something for everyone! Boom!

Jim Cathcart is the epitome of a baby boomer - born on the first year of the boom and graduated high school on the last year. In his mid 20’s he discovered Earl Nightingale. This led to a storied career as a National Speaker and inspirer of 10’s of thousands, author of numerous books, top 1% of TEDx speakers, teacher of entrepreneurship, advisor. Still speaking, coaching, and singing in his band. Jim Cathcart wrote what could be the next anthem of the Baby Boomers - “ReZoom the Boom.” Listen on Spotify.  Partial lyrics. ReZoom the Boom It’s time to call the roll again. We’ll rock and roll till the very end. We still have our dreams sweetheart. The baby boomers headed for retirement To many people are letting go They think achievement time is over It’s time to grow Time to ReZoom the Boom. It all ReZooms when you begin to dream. Time to call the roll again. We’ll rock and roll till the very end.   Show Notes Why he is not on an island somewhere. The story of ReZoom the Boom. Retire “to” not “from.” Life is the impulse to create and achieve. Desire is possibility seeking to be expressed. How do we continue to stay relevant? Recognize you may be obsolete in some things. 20/20 Hindsight is not perfect. “Without reflection there is no true learning.” - Kevin Buck From selling cassette programs for Earl Nightingale to becoming one of his published authors. Music is math. His early influences. Zig was just beginning. The 4 things baby boomers have going for them. Assume there is a way. More influences - Og Mandino, W. Clement Stone. Resources www.Cathcart.com  TEDx talk. Planet BoomerVille is for Baby Boomers and is about being Stellar and Living Life Lively. That means Baby Boomer brain and physical health. Baby Boomer family relationships, love, sex, and romance. Making new friends. Appreciating old friends. Lot's of mu