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As you read this sentence, Black Rock City is preparing to welcome Burners home for another year of jaw-dropping art and all-night dancing in the desert. That's right, Burning Man 2023 is upon us! To celebrate, we've invited one of the most talented artists on the playa to chat about his annual contribution to the festivities—an artist so gifted that he, like Cher, only needs one name: Alice, mirror artist.On today's podcast episode, host and NOT REAL ART founder Scott “Sourdough” Power sits down with Alice to discuss the artist's dream-inspired mirror sculptures. “I find a lot of inspiration for my own art in [my] dreams,” he says. “When you're patient, quiet, and attentive, then the dream will show you what you need to know.” Based in Orange County, Alice first became interested in art as a child. While his formal education centers on automotive technology and music, Alice has a talent for what he calls “weird art”: large-scale, kaleidoscopic mirror sculptures that transport viewers into the fourth dimension. Right now, Alice is gearing up for Burning Man 2023, where his five-foot tall infinity mirror sculpture, “Tesseract,” will appear for the first time. Constructed from glass, mirror, and LEDs, “Tesseract” is another name for “hypercube,” or a fourth-dimensional cube. “A tesseract is to the cube what the cube is to the square,” says Alice, who hopes the “citizens of Black Rock City […] will immerse themselves deeply in the appreciation of the unknown fourth dimension.”Heavily influenced by dreams, Alice is also a Dreamschool scholar with The School of Metaphysics, where he's studying to become a dream interpreter. In this episode, Alice explains how dreams inspire his sculptures, help him solve creative challenges, and point him in the right direction. We also discuss the value of keeping a dream journal, then get a sneak peek at “Tesseract,” which Burners will be able to see on the playa later this year. “Anything that is possible can happen [at Burning Man and] has happened there,” Alice says. “It's like every holiday wrapped into one, for adults, for a week long.”In Today's Podcast EpisodeAlice discusses…The story behind his name: from Nicholas Baumann to Nicky Alice to AliceHis unique trajectory, from mechanic to band manager to artistLucid dreaming, astral travel, the School of Metaphysics, and dream circlesHow he uses his dreams to follow signs from the universe How to manifest the answer to any challenge using dream incubationHis dream journal and some tips for keeping your ownWhy he believes “being lost” is a part of your successThe inspiration behind “Tesseract,” his installation for Burning Man 2023What Burning Man means to him and how it inspired him to create his own eventWhere to find Alice online (and at Black Rock City this year)For more information, please visit http://notrealart.com/alice-mirror-artist
In this episode, Katie is talking with Bill Donaldson, Doris Saouma, and Michella Welstead about ORSC Coaching Circles, a community-led Worldwork initiative. ORSC Coaching Circles are 100% led and run by a community of change agents from around the world. They embrace the RSI Principles and welcome all ORSC practitioners to fill a role and ultimately evolve the larger world system we are part of. Throughout this conversation, they discuss:The inspiration behind ORSC coaching circlesHow they workTheir high dream for the initiativeThe importance of WorldworkGetting in touch: ORSC Coaching Circles are open to those who've completed training on ORSC tools and would like to come together with others to experience and practice the tools in a safe and supportive environment. To be added to the monthly announcements or find out more information, please click here or email orsc.coachingcircle@gmail.com. Bill Donaldson is a husband to Amy, father to Katie and Greg, and grandfather to Nathaniel, living in Charleston, SC. Bill is passionate about making people's lives better through his leadership in Business Transformation and Team Coaching. He is passionate about women's allyship with a goal to impact 100K women to retain or re-join the STEM workforce. Bill is an ICF ACC certified coach and a Gold Tier #IamRemarkable facilitator. Doris Saouma supports leaders and organizations in defining and living their legacy while building better workplaces, cultures, and countries. She works with leaders globally in various sectors, including private banks, central banks, consulting firms, hedge funds, sovereign funds, private equities, trading agencies, pharma companies, insurance companies, as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations. Her work experience ranges from supporting individual leaders in developing their leadership skills and upgrading their careers to accompanying teams in collaborating for higher impact.Michella Welstead grew up in Australia and now calls the Netherlands home. She comes from a background in data management and data-driven transformation. Along the way, she's seen firsthand how critical team dynamics are to organizational success. She now incorporates ORSC coaching tools in her work in agile transformations to help individuals, teams, and organizations unleash their creativity, embrace collaboration, and transition towards improved performance.For over 20 years, CRR Global has accompanied leaders, teams, and practitioners on their journey to build stronger relationships by focusing on the relationship itself, not only the individuals occupying it. This leads to a community of changemakers around the world. Supported by a global network of Faculty and Partners, we connect, inspire, and equip change agents to shift systems, one relationship at a timeWe believe Relationship Matters, from humanity to nature, to the larger whole.
A lot of us want direct beginnings and endings in friendship. But the reality is, most of us are just riding a wave. We control our friendships less than we think we do, and life's major transitions inevitably affect our relationships – sometimes causing these friendships to drift apart.It's important to remember these relationships – and how they existed during a period in our lives – will always be dear to us. Personally, I wish I could go back to when my friends lived 10 minutes away. But life changes, and dwelling on it doesn't help me figure out the NOW.This episode is Part 2 of my conversation with today's guest, Kristian, who reached out to Friendship IRL after finding us on Apple Podcasts. Kristian is in her 20s, and today, we talk more about the relationship changes that happen during this age.There is no exact answer on how to be a good friend as an adult. Your mid-20s represent a big transitional moment. But hopefully today's discussion helps reframe how to approach these friendships – and takes some pressure off of them, too.In this episode you'll hear about:Musings about why romantic relationships might affect more female friendships than male friendshipsGetting together for “the deep stuff” vs. just getting together and doing things less emotionally intense – and why both are nice things to have in friendshipsHow, with every new life stage, there are new people you're putting more energy into and people you're pivoting away from – which, of course, can hurt sometimesDrifting apart gradually vs. a big “friendship break-up,” and what to ask yourself when determining whether to put more energy into a friendshipFriends who primarily prioritize their partners, and why talking about and prioritizing friendships is counter-cultural in so many circlesHow to use the business term MVP in looking at friendships Resources & LinksLike what you hear? Visit my website, leave me a voicemail, and follow me on Instagram! Want to take this conversation a step further? Send this episode to a friend. Tell them you found it interesting and use what we just talked about as a conversation starter the next time you and your friend hang out!
© artwork by Jim aka Bock&Fuchs ➲ contact ✉ info@bockundfuchs.com Tobi Tobermann (www.soundcloud.com/tobi-tobermann) presents "Bumm Bumm Boris" Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 231 Unsere Nr. 231 kommt heute von einem Frankfurter Urgestein, welchen ich seit dem letzten Jahr verfolge. Wir hatten damals die Ehre zusammen in der Circleshow aufzutreten und seitdem bin ich von seiner Person und auch seinem genialen Sound überzeugt. Dieser ist unglaublich energiegeladen, durch und durch tanzbar und vor allem eins, hypnotisch. „TOBI TOBERMANN“, wie er sich selbst nennt, wurde 1980 geboren und stammt aus einer musikalischen Familie. Neben seiner klassisch-musischen Ausbildung kam TOBI TOBERMANN schon früh mit Techno in Kontakt. Im Jahr 1995 hörte er zum ersten Mal die bekannte „HR3-Clubnight“ und sein erstes, bahnbrechendes Set des weltberühmten DJs „Sven Väth“. Selbst an den Plattenspielern stand er zum ersten Mal im Jahr 1998. Nach vielen Jahren der „Abstinenz“ steht er seit 2020 wieder aktiv an den Decks. Seine letzten Sets widmete TOBI TOBERMANN „Boris Brejcha“ und seinem Label „FCKNG SERIOUS“. Seine Styles reichen von „Tech House“ über „(High-Tech-) Minimal“, hin zu „Techno“ und „Acid“. Sage und schreibe zehn Sets erreichten den ersten Platz in den globalen Charts bei „Mixcloud“ – und das in nur einem Jahr. Man darf also gespannt sein, wie es mit TOBI TOBERMANN weitergeht. 1. Was macht meiner Meinung nach eine gute Afterhour aus? Ich habe viele Afterhours in meinem – aktiven – Partyleben miterleben dürfen und wenn es eines ist, was ich mitgenommen habe, dann ist es, dass die Stimmung – analog zur Party vorher – nahtlos erhalten bleibt, d.h. es darf nicht zu einem Abfallen der Stimmung und vor allem der positiven Vibes der Anwesenden untereinander kommen. Oftmals wird musikalisch ähnlich weitergemacht und an den Musikstil angeknüpft, der zuvor auf der Party vorgeherrscht bzw. dominiert hat. Allerdings habe ich auch schon viele Afters mitgemacht, wo es danach – nicht nur musikalisch – noch wesentlich heftiger zur Sache ging als bei der Party zuvor. 2. Welche Gedanken möchte ich euch zu meinem Mix an die Hand geben? Ich habe lange darüber nachgedacht, ob ich letzteres zeige, d.h. dass ich ein Set schicke, bei dem der Sound bei der Afterhour und damit die Party erst so richtig abgeht – dafür hätte ich ein neu aufgenommenes reines Technoset mit 132 BPM verwendet. Allerdings habe ich mich dagegen entschieden, da ich finde, dass dies – aus meiner Sicht – nicht zu eurem musikalischen Profil passt. Daher habe ich ein Set gewählt, was bewusst eine gesunde Abwechslung bietet zwischen – etwas – ruhigeren und heftigeren Sounds, die jedoch allesamt und durchgängig sehr melodiös sind. Was den Vibe angelangt habe ich probiert – das war zumindest meine Intention – die Stimmung auf konstantem Niveau zu halten, d.h. es darf kein Abfallen der Stimmung kommen. Der Rezipient soll konsequent mit Sounds konfrontiert werden, die ihn durchgehend weitertragen und die After am Leben erhalten, d.h. ich möchte, dass die ZuhörerInnen auditiv aktiv am Ball bleiben Falls es ein weiteres Mal zu einem Podcast für euch kommt, kann ich ja meine erste Idee umsetzen – gibt es bestimmt nicht so oft. ____________________________________________ Wir danken dir vielmals für dieses besondere Schmankerl und wünschen dir weiterhin viel Erfolg auf deinem Weg. ✘ Tobi Tobermann (Frankfurt) www.mixcloud.com/tobitobermann www.instagram.com/saibototibow www.facebook.com/tobitobermann www.soundcloud.com/tobi-tobermann
In Episode 18 we talk with Julia Wesley, a teacher, and Akashic Records reader, about Soul Blueprints, why this is an important part of her work as a healer, and how it can help you find your true purposeWhat you will learn:How a soul blueprint can help you find your true purposeHow spirit guides give information on your soul blueprintHow a soul blueprint can heal your ego, to heal your relationship with yourselfHow” killing your ego” is a misnomer in spiritual circlesHow false beliefs and identities can be uncoveredThe concept of the soul egoTime is “omni-directional”What to look for in a medium/ spiritual practitioner
Hey, guys hope you’re doing fine so far. This time I have one hour of a two-hour B2B live set which I’ve recorded together with Philip Hay at the Circleshow in Frankfurt (a.M). Every time I can play together with Philip I have the pleasure to play a lot of house tracks and I really enjoyed that. Somehow it’s always a special vibe in our sets when I play together with Philip and this is one of the reasons why he is one of my favorite house and deep house DJs based in Wiesbaden. Even though I’m not playing house music much often, it’s still one of my favorite genres besides techno. Big thanks to Oliver Jost who is hosting the Circleshow in Frankfurt and is giving young people who are interested in electronic music a platform to perform, experiment, and get in touch with electronic music! Please make sure to leave a like for them to let them grow bigger! Get it on iTunes as well: https://apple.co/2BOtBIL All eyes on Philip Hay: https://soundcloud.com/dj-hay https://www.instagram.com/hay_philip The Circleshow: https://www.facebook.com/circlewebshow https://www.instagram.com/circleshow_ffm MarmorMetall on social media: SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/marmormetall Instagram: http://instagram.com/marmormetall Facebook: http://facebook.com/marmormetall Youtube: http://bit.ly/2lfHtyx MarmorMetall’s music on all platforms: Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2xfZPJ0 Beatport: http://bit.ly/2CMwnyi iTunes: http://apple.co/2hQPHMu Amazon Music: http://amzn.to/2hQW2HR Deezer: http://bit.ly/2hsS0nR Contact me if you have any questions about my music or just want to be a part of Loops of Life: marmormetall@gmail.com
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
This time we have the pleasure to say hello to the first set of Philip Hay on the Loops of Life Podcast. He's well-known for always delivering a good mix of Techno, House and Deep House music on point. Philip is also part of the well-established CircleShow in Frankfurt and has a huge source of nice tracks out of all electronic genres. I'm pretty excited to play with him coming Saturday at the Elfer Club in Frankfurt am Main. So make sure that you guys don't miss this one. Stay tuned and stay in touch with Philips sound. 01 Arm In Arm - Hunger For Your Vibe (Moonwalk Remix) | Blaufield Music 02 Route 94 - Elevate | Leftroom Records 03 Dense & Pika - Black Deep | Hotflush Recordings 04 Lane 8 - Fingerprint | This Never Happend 05 Denis Horvat - Noise (feat. Lelah) | Afterlife 06 Mars Bill - Panorama | Intacto 07 Recondite - PSY | Innervisions 08 Stephan Hinz & Philipp Rumhardt - Doch | Second State 09 Myles Serge - Augus | Metamorphic Recordings 10 Carl Cox - Your Light Shines On | Intec 11 Gardens of Gods - Ys | Ellum All eyes on Philip Hay: https://soundcloud.com/dj-hay http://djhay.de/ https://www.facebook.com/Philiphayofficial MarmorMetall: Instagram: http://instagram.com/marmormetall Facebook: http://facebook.com/marmormetall Youtube: http://bit.ly/2lfHtyx Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2xfZPJ0 Beatport: http://bit.ly/2CMwnyi iTunes: http://apple.co/2hQPHMu Amazon Music: http://amzn.to/2hQW2HR Deezer: http://bit.ly/2hsS0nR Get it on iTunes: https://apple.co/2BOtBIL Contact me if you have any questions about my music or just want to be a part of Loops of Life: sppitps@web.de
DJs: Voito, Justin.Hahn & Oliver Jost live in the mix...
DJs: Voito, Justin.Hahn & Oliver Jost live in the mix...
DJs: Voito, Justin.Hahn & Oliver Jost live in the mix...
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
The Circle Show is an monthly radioshow for young DJs. It s broadcasted live from the sankt peter Café in Frankfurt (check sanktpeter.com). You can join the show either via web or you can meet us there every 3rd thursday of a month from 6 to 8 pm (Bleichstr. 33, Frankfurt). Since more than 6 years Oliver Jost, the host of the show, offers DJ-Workshops for young people. Participants of his workshops play mixes in his show. Join it!
Our special show, welcoming the Xone 96 in our show! DJs: LKultra b2b Tobi!
Our special show, welcoming the Xone 96 in our show! DJs: LKultra b2b Tobi!
Our special show, welcoming the Xone 96 in our show! DJs: LKultra b2b Tobi!
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