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THE DRIVE HOME When playing out, we tend to build our sets up from the quieter to the more banging sounds. This time I've switched the order. This set would be good on the drive home from work or from the club. What goes up must come down so let's make the journey a pleasant one! 1 Café del Mar (Extended Mix) Deepcry 2 Dead Synthy (Extended Mix) Sasha, Marsh 3 Hide U (Extended Mix) Isidoros, Kosheen, Marten Lou 4 Chimera (Rospy Extended Remix) Kyau & Albert 5 Mermaids (Extended Mix) PARAFRAME 6 Alone (Extended Mix) Lycii 7 Lost Mind (DJ Version) Taglo 8 Must Be The Love (Simon Doty Extended Remix) BT, Nadia Ali, ARTY 9 MELODEMON (Extended Mix) MRPHLNDR 10 Love Made Me Do It (Guy J Remix) Moshic 11 Fraser River (Extended Mix) Jochem Hamerling 12 Heaven Scent (Marsh Remix) Nick Muir, Bedrock, John Digweed 13 Breathe (Extended Mix) PARAFRAME 14 Angel In The Dark (Extended Mix) Nathan Nicholson, Massano, Anyma (ofc) 15 The Wanderer (Extended Mix) Skyda 16 Saltwater feat. Moya Brennan (Ilan Bluestone Extended Remix) Chicane, Moya Brennan 17 Next To You (Extended Mix) Romain Garcia 18 Hanami (Extended Mix) Illumia 19 I Know (Original Mix) Illumia 20 Best Thing (Original Mix) Fagin, LAR, Marg Pappas Enjoy! Chinmayi

My last mix for UKTS was Out of the Sky @138. This mix is more sky themes but is way more chilled. The tunes you want to hear when you're at someone's house for an afterparty in the summer, lying on their grass looking up at the clouds talking about the meaning of life, the Universe and all it's wonders.   1. Silver Lining (Skua Remix) Airdeep 2. Magic Moon (Bluum Remix)Juan Sapia 3. Sky Falls Down (Original Mix) OceanLab 4. Northern Lights (Original Mix) Agents Of Time 5. Night Sky (Low Contrast Extended Mix) 6. Bright Star (Extended Mix)ZOYA 7. Sun In Your Eyes (Spencer Brown Remix) Above & Beyond 8. Other Side Of The Sky (Extended Mix) James Kitcher, Glynn Alan, Shadow Realm 9. Moonscape (Extended Mix)Stoneface & Terminal 10. Out Of The Sky (Kyau & Albert Remix) Sarah Howells, Lange 11. Orient Sun (Original Mix) Cold Blue 12. Big Sky feat. Audrey Gallagher (Original Mix) John O'Callaghan

Chinmayi Balusu is the founder of Simply Neuroscience, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making neuroscience accessible and inclusive for young enthusiasts. Her passion for the brain began during high school when she discovered a lack of opportunities for students interested in neuroscience outside of higher education. Motivated to bridge this gap, she started sharing resources online, which resonated with others and grew into a global community. Over the past five years, Simply Neuroscience has remained entirely student and volunteer-led, curating resources such as mentorship programs, podcasts, and virtual conferences to empower first-generation and early-career students. The organization fosters a welcoming environment where complex scientific concepts are made youth-friendly, creating a one-stop platform for exploring neuroscience pathways. Chinmayi emphasizes the importance of collaboration and empathy in advancing both science and society. She highlights the value of integrating lived experiences with research, bridging the gap between clinical studies and real-world applications. This approach ensures that scientific advancements directly address the needs of individuals. Chinmayi also discusses the growing trend among young STEM professionals to embrace storytelling and hands-on experiences, blending humanities with science for a more holistic perspective. Through her leadership, she has inspired others to gain confidence, build meaningful connections, and use their unique experiences to advocate for positive change in neuroscience and beyond.

Chinmayi Balusu is the founder of Simply Neuroscience, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making neuroscience accessible and inclusive for young enthusiasts. Her passion for the brain began during high school when she discovered a lack of opportunities for students interested in neuroscience outside of higher education. Motivated to bridge this gap, she started sharing resources online, which resonated with others and grew into a global community. Over the past five years, Simply Neuroscience has remained entirely student and volunteer-led, curating resources such as mentorship programs, podcasts, and virtual conferences to empower first-generation and early-career students. The organization fosters a welcoming environment where complex scientific concepts are made youth-friendly, creating a one-stop platform for exploring neuroscience pathways. Chinmayi emphasizes the importance of collaboration and empathy in advancing both science and society. She highlights the value of integrating lived experiences with research, bridging the gap between clinical studies and real-world applications. This approach ensures that scientific advancements directly address the needs of individuals. Chinmayi also discusses the growing trend among young STEM professionals to embrace storytelling and hands-on experiences, blending humanities with science for a more holistic perspective. Through her leadership, she has inspired others to gain confidence, build meaningful connections, and use their unique experiences to advocate for positive change in neuroscience and beyond.

Chinmayi Sripada enters the Permit Room and talks about becoming a singer, debuting with A. R. Rahman, her equation with her mother, how she got into voice acting, why she speaks up, her entrepreneurial journey, if we should separate art from the artist, her marriage with Rahul Ravindran, friendship with Nandini Reddy, Samantha and much more!

So many trance tunes are inspired by the sky. This was recored during a crazy full moon, with solar flares and auroras happening like never before in our history. Celebrating the sky and everything beautiful in it

Just months after many of the mandates in the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) have gone into effect, interoperability and data portability are fresh on the policy world's mind. But what does the history of interoperability suggest about its ability to help the Internet regain its former openness?Alan Rozenshtein, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota and Senior Editor at Lawfare, spoke with Alexander Rigby, a law clerk on Delaware Court of Chancery, and Chinmayi Sharma, Associate Professor at Fordham Law School. They've just published a new white paper in Lawfare's ongoing Digital Social Contract paper series arguing that open banking is a useful case study in the promise and pitfalls of interoperability.To receive ad-free podcasts, become a Lawfare Material Supporter at www.patreon.com/lawfare. You can also support Lawfare by making a one-time donation at https://givebutter.com/c/trumptrials.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Hippocratic oath, named for a Greek physician who lived ~2,500 years ago that some call the father of modern medicine, is one of the earliest examples of an expression of professional ethics. It is a symbol of a profession that has built in a number of protections for patient interests, with ethical frameworks and requirements that seek to assure they are maintained.Today's guest is Chinmayi Sharma, an Associate Professor at Fordham Law School. Sharma thinks there should be a similar professional ethics framework in place for the developers of AI systems, and she's written a substantial paper on the 'why' and the 'how' of her proposal.

Rahul Ravindran enters the Permit Room and talks about being a father, working with Nagarjuna, being a model, acting in ads, working with Trivikram, his writing process, raising his kids, paying the Chinamyi tax, Twitter, being a massive sports fan, being the biggest Dravid fan, his favourite sports movies, Liverpool and more. Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepermitroommedia/x/Twitter: https://twitter.com/PermitRoomMediaSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2gehQLfo9VJHMfxm3U0vkNApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/permit-room/id1714039702Permit Room: @ThePermitRoomMedia Permit Room Clips: @ClipsPermitRoom Permit Room Cricket: @PermitRoomCricket

- First off, for folks not familiar with your backgrounds, can you please each tell us a bit about yourselves?- Let's set the table a bit, what is software liability and what is driving the increased calls for it? For example the recently released National Cyber Strategy, and commentary by U.S. leaders such as from CISA's Jen Easterly- What are some examples the software industry can pull from to try and establish a foundational liability regime?- What are some of the unique challenges that make software a nuanced domain to try and implement something like this in, compared to some other industries?- Jim - you recently wrote a paper about "establishing the floor", can you elaborate on that for us a bit? How about you Chinmayi, any thoughts?- Some of have of course exclaimed something like this could/would kill innovation and have major economic consequences, or lead to "ambulance chasing" type behavior pursuing litigation as a weapon against vendors. What do you think about that? - Chinmayi - you had a paper titled "A Bug in the Software Liability Debate", where you talked about challenges of defining a duty of care, can you elaborate, and dealing with unknown vulnerabilities. Can you expand on that a bit?Jim - You've talked about focusing on the outcomes/product, not the process, why do you think that's important?- Another equally critical part of the conversation is Safe Harbor, that is protections for those who due perform the duty of care or act responsible. Can you touch on that topic, and each give your thoughts on what that may look like if it were to take shape?

Nandini Reddy discusses her struggles with Ala Modalaindi, wonders what a lady director is, her friendship with Samantha and Chinmayi, how she makes movies, her interests and ends it by talking about her money management, time management, mental and physical health. 

Sunthar V is a Tamil stand-up comedian currently touring his Avanaa Nee? comedy show for audiences around the world. In this episode, Sunthar talks about being queer in the Tamil community, what its like telling his story around the globe, and opens up about his beef with singer Srinivas and Chinmayi. Follow Sunthar on IG @suntharv For tickets visit http://suntharv.com Video versions from this episode are available on our Patreon, plus bonus content not included in this episode. BECOME A PATREON MEMBER: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/BasementReels⁠⁠⁠ WATCH OUR MOVIE "THE MISADVENTURE OF UNLIKELY HEROES": ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/basementreels⁠⁠⁠⁠ GET YOUR OWN BREELS MERCH FOR A LIMITED TIME: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.redbubble.com/people/breels/shop?asc=u⁠ Find and share on IG @basementreels For sponsorship or questions you'd like answered on the next pod, please email basementreels@gmail.com.

- First off, tell us a bit about your background, you were a developer prior to focusing on Law. Why the change and do you feel that technical background helps you in your legal and academic career?- Before we dive into the specifics of the paper and topics, what led you to focus on this issue for research and publication?- You penned an article about how modern digital infrastructure is built on a "house of cards". Can you elaborate on that?- Your paper is broken down into several sections, so let's step through those and dissect each area a bit.- You touch on the unique aspects of OSS from proprietary code and discuss the benefits and also the risks. Can you discuss some of those?- You claim that OSS should be designated critical infrastructure and arguably under areas such as the IT Sector. First off, why do you think it should be, and why do you think it already hasn't been?- In part II of your paper you went into topics around the origins of OSS security issues and barriers to resolution. What are some of the major issues and barriers to resolving them?- You touch on economic theory such as the least-cost avoider. What exactly is that, and why do you think software vendors in this case are best-suited to fix some of the core OSS security issues?- In part III of the paper you discuss some of the current interventions and efforts. Can you touch on what some of those major efforts are?- You discuss emerging things such as the Open Source Software Security Act as well as the OMB Memo requiring vendors to self-attest to NIST's SSDF and even provide SBOM's. What are your thoughts on these emerging requirements?- How do you think we balance the need to keep the spirit of OSS, in terms of being open to everyone, cultivate a society of citizen developers and a thriving FOSS ecosystem while also pushing for more rigor and governance? Do we risk constraining the ecosystem and limiting the Federal government (and industry's) access to small innovative software projects and initiatives? 

Lyrics:Hey Chinmayi Sai JananiMata Jaganmayi Sai JananiShabdha Brahmamayi Sai JananiParatparamayi Sai JananiShiva Shakthimayi Sai JananiNithyanandamayi Sai JananiMeaning:O Mother Sai! You are that Pure Consciousness, Mother of the Entire Universe and the originator of the Primordial sound by which the Universe has come into being. O Mother! You are superior even to the best, the embodiment of Matter and Energy principle and the Ever Blissful.

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Right now in India, there's a legal battle that could portend the future of the internet. In this episode of Arbiters of Truth, Lawfare's miniseries on disinformation and misinformation, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Chinmayi Arun, a resident fellow at the Information Society Project at Yale Law School and an affiliate of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. She discussed one of the biggest stories about freedom of expression online today—the battle between Twitter and the Indian government, which has demanded that Twitter geoblock a large number of accounts, including the account of a prominent investigative magazine, in response to protests by tens of thousands of farmers across India. Chinmayi walked us through the political context of the farmers' protests, how the clash between Twitter and the Indian government is part of an increasingly constrained environment for freedom of expression in India, and where this battle might end up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a third-year undergraduate student at Columbia University, Chinmayi Balusu is not only actively contributing to neuroscientific research, but continually outreaches to younger students and peers alike through the global non-profit Simply Neuroscience. Since founding the organization in 2019, it has grown into a worldwide endeavor led by over 350 student volunteers. Chinmayi's passion for community education is furthering the field for all. Listen in as Chinmayi and Lisa Mae Brunson - Host of the Podcast and Founder of Wonder Women Tech - discuss the passion behind her global efforts, the importance of diverse representation in academia, and why an interdisciplinary approach must be taken in neurological research. Today's pioneering woman is Betsy Ancker-Johnson. Betsy was an American plasma physicist known for her invention of the gigacycle range signal generator, which allowed her to further plasma research to new heights in the 1960s. Thank you for your pioneering contributions, Betsy Ancker-Johnson. You can connect with @wonderwomentech on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedin! Learn more about our story and mission at https://wonderwomentech.com/ (wonderwomentech.com) Sound Engineering and Music by Carleigh Strange Art Work By Jessenia Hernandez - @sen.i.a on Instagram Executive Producer - Brianna Machado Assistant Producer - Maggie Flanagan

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Meet Chinmayi, an undergrad at Columbia and founder of Simply Neuroscience. Simply Neuroscience is an international, student-led organization that focuses on neuroscience and psychology education, outreach, and awareness. Initially started as a personal blog, Simply Neuroscience - over the past two years - has grown into a team of over 300 volunteers running 25 initiatives, and a community of over 50,000 Gen Z'ers spanning more than 120 countries. Listen to Chinmayi discuss her passion for neuroscience, psychology, and their multifaceted application in other fields within STEM and humanities. She shares her story of how she grew from a personal blog to an international community, and the unique ways she harnesses the power of her community for content creation. As a 3x TEDx speaker, and founder of Simply Neuroscience, Chinmayi explains that everything she does boils down to her core mission: pursuing the brain, unlocking the future... one neuron at a time. Make sure to connect with Chinmayi on IG @simplyneuroscience and join their incredible organization as a volunteer or engaged community member!

Right now in India, there’s a legal battle that could portend the future of the internet. In this episode of Arbiters of Truth, Lawfare’s miniseries on disinformation and misinformation, Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic talked to Chinmayi Arun, a resident fellow at the Information Society Project at Yale Law School and an affiliate of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. She discussed one of the biggest stories about freedom of expression online today—the battle between Twitter and the Indian government, which has demanded that Twitter geoblock a large number of accounts, including the account of a prominent investigative magazine, in response to protests by tens of thousands of farmers across India. Chinmayi walked us through the political context of the farmers’ protests, how the clash between Twitter and the Indian government is part of an increasingly constrained environment for freedom of expression in India, and where this battle might end up.

The song of this week is Idhayathai Yedho Ondru from the film Yennai Arindhaal written by Thamarai and sung by Chinmayi. To write Feedback or For Song/lyrics requests: write to me on delyrically@gmail.com. To listen more: Follow me on Instagram @_.minnalthuli._ . For instant updates: Follow me on Anchor @anchor.fm/maaya6 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/maaya6/message

In this episode, I got to talk to the founder of the nonprofit organization Simply Neuroscience: Chinmayi Balusu. She is inspired by a love of neuroscience and a desire to make resources accessible for people to engage and learn about neuroscience. We dive into the importance of an international perspective when it comes to science, why representation matters, how neuroscience can be found in our everyday lives, and how Chinmayi haas been making an impact through her organization, Simply Neuroscience. Take a listen!Check out Simply Neuroscience's resources, events, and more at http://www.simplyneuroscience.org and their Instagram @simplyneuroscience!

Chinmayi is a sophomore at Columbia Univerisity majoring in neuroscience. What started as a blog to explore neuroscience, Chinmayi quickly expanded and grew the blog into Simple Neuroscience, a student-led non-profit organization focused on interdisciplinary neuroscience and psychology education, outreach, and awareness. Since its launch, Simply Neuroscience has introduced multiple initiatives, including their very own podcast "The Synapse", Humans of Neuroscience Series, Action Potential Advising Program, and more! In this episode, we discuss Chinmayi's interest in neuroscience, her founding story, advice she has for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Hello everyone! Welcome to Basically Everything's 4th episode. Dive deep into the world of neuroscience and learn about initiating an organization with Chinmayi Balusu, the founder of Simply Neuroscience! ~Social Media~ Basically Everything: https://basicallyeverything.carrd.co/ Chinmayi Balusu: @chinmayi_balusu Simply Neuroscience Website: https://www.simplyneuroscience.org/ Happy holidays, Basically Everything Team _______________ Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DfrWVn5FHEBYCoQALJzfyTaCAAQg2fn9c6NkRiOftmk/edit?usp=sharing Music Credit: Title - Nightfall Creator - Roa: https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031Source - Nightfall[No Copyright Music]: https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031/... License - CC BY 3.0 Unported: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

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Neha chats with Chinmayi, founder and CEO of Simply Neuroscience and current student at Columbia University, about her experience and her thoughts on making global change. She is so passionate about neuroscience and had so much advice to share about communicating this passion to others. Make sure to listen!

Welcome to Episode 5, where Chinmayi -a second year at Columbia University- and I speak on ways in which individuals can pursue interdisciplinary STEM in their academic careers. Learn about Chinmayi's non-profit, 'Simply Neuroscience' , how to explore the many facets of a given major/career, and ways in which you can contribute to the Columbia and New York communities as a student! The google doc is NOW LIVE! Please visit the link below to access all of the resources discussed in this episode as well as ways to reach Chinmayi. https://docs.google.com/document/d/17WxYBiwBnb3FiRdeN0UP-0kSshtIqM6LMZzgCntokvY/edit?usp=sharing Interested in sharing your story or giving the podcast some feedback? Feel free to reach me via my socials and/or email! Email: pouralittlebrain1@gmail.com IG: @pouralittlebrain LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/norso --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/natalia-orso/support

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In this episode, Anh holds a conversation with Chinmayi Balusu, an undergraduate a Columbia University who founded Simply Neuroscience, an international student-led not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering student's interest in neuroscience and psychology education, outreach, and awareness. She shares her struggles in establishing this international organization, and tips for those pursuing a career in Neuroscience.

This episode is a part of a special series of conversations with some of the most prolific & award-winning writers of the Hindi entertainment industry. These are lyricists, who have come together to voice their right as a creative writer, through a song called 'Credit De Do Yaar'. Upcoming episodes will feature Swanand Kirkire, Varun Grover, Kausar Munir, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Mayur Puri & many more.  This episode features the music composers of this Lyricist Writers' Anthem, Chinmayi Tripathi & Joell Mukherjii. They talk about their individual journey into the music industry, their work & their learning.  9XM is proud to have been featuring 'credits' of Lyricists, on the songs played out on the TV channel. Subscribe to the free podcast on EPLOG.MEDIA, the website & enjoy new episodes, every week, on all leading audio streaming platforms.  Write to the host - at eva.bhatt@9xmedia.in or Follow her on Instagram @evabhattpodcast Facebook: 9XM.in Twitter: @9XMHaqse Instagram: 9XMIndia You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @eplogmedia, For partnerships/queries send you can send us an email at bonjour@eplog.media. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on https://www.eplog.media DISCLAIMER: All “statements, comments, ideas, views, opinions and/or any other content(s) expressed and/or contained in this podcast and its content herein” (“content(s)”) presented by the host/anchor and/or guest(s), are of their own and are meant to be for entertainment purposes only, it is expressly stated herein that none of the said views/ content(s) are meant to be in any way of advisory nature and/or intended to hurt the sentiments of any persons living and/or dead, locales and/or otherwise . “9X Media Pvt. Ltd.” (“Company”) does not necessarily subscribe and/ or endorse and/or take responsibility of any nature whatsoever for the said views/ content(s) including but not limited to constitutional responsibility for the same. Further the Company does not suggest, warrant and/or make any representations regarding the use, interpretations and/or results of the use of the said views/ content(s) by any third party. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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I take a deep dive with Chinmayi, a 17-year-old sophomore at Columbia University into the world of neuroscience, Broadway in New York City, and undergrad life mid-pandemic. Chinmayi's Instagram and Twitter Simply Neuroscience Instagram and website Follow From The STEM Up on our Instagram!

Tanya Manocha and Rachel Georgian sat down and interview college student Chinmayi Balusu about her process founding Simply Neuroscience. Simply Neuroscience is an international non-profit organization dedicated to fostering students' interdisciplinary interests in the brain through neuroscience and psychology education, outreach, and awareness.

In today's episode I chat with Chinmayi Balusu, student at Columbia University and founder of Simply Neuroscience, an organization dedicated to fostering students' interdisciplinary interests in the brain. We talk about her love for neuroscience, how to stay motivated, and how to stay sane during these uncertain times. Enjoy the episode! FOLLOW US INSTA: @shechatpodcast EMAIL: shechatpodcast@hotmail.com CONTACT CHINMAYI INSTA: @chinmayi_balusu EMAIL: chinmayi@simplyneuroscience.org Intro/Outro Music: LiQWYD - Summer Nights (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.

Chinmayi Arun and Matt Sheehan breakdown the applications of AI and the ethical debates surrounding its use.References:The Transpacific Experiment: How China and California Collaborate and Compete for Our Future by Matt SheehanChinaAI newsletter by Jeff DingPodcast: Tech Buzz China by Pandaily Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World by Meredith BroussardAlgorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism by Safiya Noble

Coach and Bestselling author, Chinmayi Dore, talks to us about emotional and binge eating and how she helps women find freedom from the destructive cycle of yo-yo dieting through her "Body Magic" Programs. Chinmayi's "Beat the Binge" course will soon be live in the membership. In the meantime, you can find out more about her work on her website. You can buy Chinmayi's Book, "Body MAGIC - a Blissful End to Emotional Eating" here. The Midlife Movement can help you embrace your middle years with less stress and more joy! How? Join our free Facebook Group (be sure to answer the questions) Download our free resources: www.themidlifemovement.com And Join us in The Midlife Movement Community. For less than the price of lunch with friends, you'll be getting confidence, friendship, knowledge and support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-midlife-movement/message

Ok....let's see a virtual raise of hands....how many of you feel like food is your ENEMY? I think that anyone on a weight loss journey will feel this way at some point along the way.  With this episode I want to introduce you to someone that is hoping to shift your perspective when it comes to your relationship to food. Chinmayi Dore left a banking career in 2007, at the age of 41 to pursue a desire to help others – physically, emotionally and spiritually, also committing herself to an intense period of learning and retraining in yoga and holistic therapies. In incorporating these practices into her own life and becoming more conscious generally, she discovered that she had been managing an eating disorder since her teens, which she had accepted as the norm.  As she incorporated yoga, meditation, reiki and other healing practices into her life, she realized that her binge and emotional eating had all but disappeared. This knowledge eventually manifested a comprehensive book - BodyMAGIC! - a Blissfully Happy Ending to Emotional and Binge Eating.  Listen in as Chinmayi and I discuss: The relationship between happiness and healing. The essential components of developing a friendship with food. Clearing emotional baggage with yoga and meditation. A quick tip for someone who is ready to start healing their relationship with food. Here is how you can connect with Chinmayi: Website: http://www.chinmayibodymagic.com/ Get the first three chapters of her book Body Magic for FREE: bit.ly/bodymagic3 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chinmayi_dore/   Sign up for my FREE 7-Day 10-minute Mobility Video Challenge www.HabitLaunchChallenge.com

Julie Chinmayi Dore was born in Northampton UK and grew up in Rugby, UK. She left a banking career in 2007, at the age of 41 to pursue a desire to help others – physically, emotionally and spiritually, also committing herself to an intense period of learning and retraining in yoga and holistic therapies

Julie Chinmayi Dore was born in Northampton UK and grew up in Rugby, UK. She left a banking career in 2007, at the age of 41 to pursue a desire to help others – physically, emotionally and spiritually, also committing herself to an intense period of learning and retraining in yoga and holistic therapies

Chinmayi is an international best-selling author, speaker, coach, shamanic yoga instructor, holistic healer and now an evolving podcaster. She wore BodyMAGIC! - a Happy End to Binge and Emotional Eating after 2 years of research into how and why she recovered from 30 years of binge eating and yo-yo dieting. She left a stressful, corporate career after a total physical and mental health breakdown in 2006 to transform her life into a more healthy, healing and happy one. She travelled to India to study yoga and certified in over 20 healing modalities.

Chinmayi is an international best-selling author, speaker, coach, shamanic yoga instructor, holistic healer and now an evolving podcaster. She wore BodyMAGIC! - a Happy End to Binge and Emotional Eating after 2 years of research into how and why she recovered from 30 years of binge eating and yo-yo dieting. She left a stressful, corporate career after a total physical and mental health breakdown in 2006 to transform her life into a more healthy, healing and happy one. She travelled to India to study yoga and certified in over 20 healing modalities.

Chinmayi is an international best-selling author, speaker, coach, shamanic yoga instructor, holistic healer and now an evolving podcaster. She wore BodyMAGIC! - a Happy End to Binge and Emotional Eating after 2 years of research into how and why she recovered from 30 years of binge eating and yo-yo dieting. She left a stressful, corporate career after a total physical and mental health breakdown in 2006 to transform her life into a more healthy, healing and happy one. She traveled to India to study yoga and certified in over 20 healing modalities

Chinmayi is an international best-selling author, speaker, coach, shamanic yoga instructor, holistic healer and now an evolving podcaster. She wore BodyMAGIC! - a Happy End to Binge and Emotional Eating after 2 years of research into how and why she recovered from 30 years of binge eating and yo-yo dieting. She left a stressful, corporate career after a total physical and mental health breakdown in 2006 to transform her life into a more healthy, healing and happy one. She traveled to India to study yoga and certified in over 20 healing modalities

This is a rather different technique Chinmayi teaches to help us bring ourselves back from the trains of thoughts we seem to have when we meditate. This one is very useful if you are a visual person. Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. Usually around 3-minutes, easy, no-frills, health tips broadcast every weekday. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on YouTube as a video http://bit.ly/youtubehealthcast

In this episode Chinmayi shows us another simple technique to bring our mind back from the thoughts that block us from having one-pointed focus. The simple act of counting the breaths can really help to calm the mind. Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. Usually around 3-minutes, easy, no-frills, health tips broadcast every weekday. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on YouTube as a video http://bit.ly/youtubehealthcast

In this episode Chinmayi teaches us how to practice getting into the relaxation response and how short, regular breaks throughout the day can really help us to feel energised and focused. A simple suggestion for practice is given at the end. Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. Usually around 3-minutes, easy, no-frills, health tips broadcast every weekday. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on YouTube as a video http://bit.ly/youtubehealthcast

The second part where Chinmayi follows on from yesterday talking about the two types of meditation from the knowledge of one of her teachers Dr. Kumar. Today she describes deconditioning meditation and why the breath is the best too we have. There's also a suggested practice. Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. Usually around 3-minutes, easy, no-frills, health tips broadcast every weekday. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on YouTube as a video http://bit.ly/youtubehealthcast

In this episode we discuss emotional and binge eating. Chinmayi is certified yoga instructor and the author of the best selling book BodyMAGIC a Blissfully Happy Ending to Emotional and Binge Eating. We discuss how to be aware that there may be an issue and also holding space for loved ones in your life to confide in you if they have an issue without judgement. Whether it is you or a loved one, this episode is intended to spread awareness. It is so easy to become dependent on food or alcohol and not notice there is a problem. Awareness is the first step to living a happy, healthy and abundant life. Find out more about BodyMAGIC! - Sign up and receive the first 3 chapters (50pages) of my book. bit.ly/bodymagic3 Julie Chinmayi Dore was born in Northampton UK and grew up in Rugby, UK. She left a banking career in 2007, at the age of 41 to pursue a desire to help others – physically, emotionally and spiritually, also committing herself to an intense period of learning and retraining in yoga and holistic therapies. In incorporating these practices into her own life and becoming more conscious generally, she discovered that she had been managing an eating disorder since her teens, which she had accepted as the norm.  As she incorporated yoga, meditation, reiki and other healing practices into her life, she realised that her binge and emotional eating had all but disappeared. She was advised by mentors and teachers to journal and write about how and why these practices helped free her from the suffering of disordered eating. This knowledge eventually manifested a comprehensive book - BodyMAGIC! - a Blissfully Happy Ending to Emotional and Binge Eating. It immediately became a best-seller in several categories on Amazon including body image, eating disorders and teenager health. It went on to be awarded the Janey Loves Highly Commended Award in 2017. http://www.chinmayibodymagic.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BodymagicBingeEmotionalEatingRecovery/ https://www.instagram.com/chinmayi_dore/

Over the next two episodes, Chinmayi shares how her teacher Dr. Kumar describes two types of meditation. She gives examples and suggestion for practising conditioning meditation yourself, today. Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. Usually around 3-minutes, easy, no-frills, health tips broadcast every weekday. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on YouTube as a video http://bit.ly/youtubehealthcast

Some useful tips on how you can better manage stress by helping yourself to better health and well-being. Information about hydration, sleep, exercise, diet and so much more. News about a unique and brand new wellness centre in Northampton town centre where Chinmayi herself will be teaching several classes of yoga and meditation each week and offering holistic treatments and healing. This programme will be a regular monthly offering on Inspiration FM (https://inspirationfm.co.uk) - Chinmayi's home town local community radio station. It will be aired on or around last Wednesday of each month.

Chinmayi's informal yet informative short Healthcast, where she shares her (almost) daily insights into holistic health and wellness Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. No-frills, health tips broadcast most weekdays. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on podcast channels as ​audio for your convenience! http://bit.ly/Healthcast Appointment scheduling http://bit.ly/ApptNHS

A third extended episode in support of Stress Awareness Month. Awareness is everything! Mindfulness is one of the best techniques you can use for stress simply because it helps us to be aware of the triggers and the emotions that are causing the stress. This is Chinmayi's informal yet informative short Healthcast, where she shares her (almost) daily insights into holistic health and wellness Part of the Natural Health Service Self-empowerment Healthcast by Chinmayi Dore. No-frills, health tips broadcast most weekdays. Please like, subscribe and share with those you love. Also available on podcast channels as ​audio for your convenience! - http://bit.ly/Healthcast Appointment scheduling - http://bit.ly/ApptNHS

A second extended episode in support of Stress Awareness Month. Today she is describing the effect of stress on our emotions and how the physical and emotional effects of stress interplay with each other. Chinmayi's informal yet informative short Healthcast, where she shares her (almost) daily insights into holistic health and wellness

Stress Awareness Month - for the rest of this month Chinmayi is giving you information, tips and tricks to manage stress. This is an extended episode to give you an insight into how stress affects us on a physical level and why we get sick.

Chinmayi, the woman who fronted the MeToo movement in Kollywood and the rest of South India speaks exclusively to The Quint, on what issues the Pollachi sexual assault case underlines in our society; and her concerns about shaming and slandering the victims, while the perps are given a clean chit.

The cabal had the wonderful opportunity to converse about the film with @chinmayi the voice of @trishtrashers for our Valentine's special on 96. Popular columnist and friend of the podcast @KrupaGe also joins us on this episode. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.