Podcasts about complex simplicity

In this special Mother's Day episode, your favourite aunties – AK, Farrah, Nana & Sade, sit down with the R&B queen herself, Teedra Moses. The ladies get all up in her business, discussing what it means to stand in your purpose and raise twin boys while juggling life as a singer.Teedra also reflects on staying true to herself, the enduring legacy of her seminal debut album Complex Simplicity, and how she continues to inspire generations with her honesty and artistry. And we get into the powerful connections between Black people across the globe – from New Orleans to the UK, and why those bonds matter now more than ever.Watch now via Your Aunties Could Never on YouTube and all podcast platforms for laughs, life lessons, and a whole lot of Aunty love.

We discuss the work of Writer/Director Idrissa Ouedraogo. Here's the Letterboxd list of Robert Florey Films Ranked: https://letterboxd.com/fliptrotsky/list/robert-florey-ranked/ Join the Patreon now for an exclusive episode every week, access to our entire Patreon Episode back catalogue, your name read out on the next episode, and the friendly Discord chat: patreon.com/theimportantcinemaclub Subscribe, Review and Rate Us on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-…ub/id1067435576 Follow the Podcast: twitter.com/ImprtCinemaClub Follow Will: twitter.com/WillSloanESQ Follow Justin: twitter.com/DeclouxJ Check out Justin's other podcasts, THE BAY STREET VIDEO PODCAST (@thebaystreetvideopodcast), THE VERY FINE COMIC BOOK PODCAST (www.theveryfinecomicbookpodcast.com) and NO SUCH THING AS A BAD MOVIE (@nosuchthingasabadmovie), as Will's MICHAEL AND US (@michael-and-us).

In this vibrant episode of "Can We Talk R&B," Ian Von, the R&B Ambassador, is joined by the talented Teedra Moses. From her early influences to her journey through the music industry, Teedra shares her unique perspective on songwriting, collaborations, and what it means to be a timeless artist. The episode is filled with anecdotes from her personal and professional life, highlighting her passion for music and artistry. ✅ LISTEN, FOLLOW, AND RATE

Does the best creativity come from constraint?  Discover the story behind Allbirds, the sustainable footwear brand that has taken the world by storm, and is on a ground-breaking mission to create the world's first footwear brand with a zero-carbon footprint by the year 2030. Founder Tim Brown shares his journey from playing professional soccer in New Zealand to creating a shoe that combines design and sustainability. He explains why investing in creativity, building a brand from the inside out, and taking risks to drive success have propelled Allbirds to the massive DTC success it's become.    And later, find out how Allbirds maintains its creative spirit even as the organization grows.  Believe us when we say you won't wanna miss out on these elite insights from a brand that has revolutionized the footwear industry.   00:00:02 - Interview with All Birds Founder 00:00:19 - From Athlete to Footwear Innovator 00:02:13 - The Three Insights Behind Allbirds 00:08:03 - The Complex Simplicity of Allbirds 00:13:20 - The Power of Consistent Branding 00:14:11 - Woolrunner Launches New Environmentally Friendly Shoe 00:16:47 - Maintaining Creativity in Product Launches 00:19:18 - Auburn's New Campaign: Comfort and Style 00:23:47 - The Importance of Culture in Marketing 00:26:31 - Investing in Creative Content for Organizational Values 00:27:52 - Building a Brand Through Risk-Taking 00:35:27 - Building a Successful Brand Culture   Follow Daniel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@themarketingmillennials/featured Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Dmurr68 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing   Sign up for The Marketing Millennials newsletter:  www.workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials   Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. To find out more, visit: www.workweek.com   Wistia is a complete video marketing platform that helps teams create, host, and measure the impact of their videos—all in one place. To find out more about Wistia, visit WISTIA.COM/MILLENNIALS 

In this episode, I'll be discussing the career of singer Teedra Moses. If you follow the podcast. Social Media links: IG:https://www.instagram.com/inthe_mixwithleahb Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Inthemixwithleab Support the podcast: Buy me a Coffee:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/inthemix Episode ideas:https://www.inthemixwithleahb.com/episode-request-form Podcast Website:https://www.inthemixwithleahb.com The in the Mix podcast Youtube Channel:https://youtube.com/@inthemixwithleahbpodcast?si=LXUTzMjKcGnS69re --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inthemixx/support

Nearly nineteen years following the release of her debut game-changing album ‘Complex Simplicity,' indie R&B legend Teedra Moses took a seat in the studio with Vocalo's Ayana Contreras, host of ‘Reclaimed Soul,' just hours before ​​Moses' performance at Wicker Park venue Chop Shop. The two talk fashion, Moses' journey of making music on her own terms, the industry's continued evolution, and her advice to independent artists today. This interview was edited and produced by Ayana Contreras. It originally aired Thursday, March 31 during ‘Reclaimed Soul' on Vocalo Radio 91.1 FM. Keep up with Teedra Moses on Instagram @teedramoses.

This episode was originally released January 2021. It was our first episode, back when we had very little knowledge of what we were doing in terms of audio production. Like Teedra, we think that this episode needs a little more love, so we've cleaned up the audio (as best as we could, it was a mess, lol) and we're putting it back out on the streets today, remixed. Check it out if you haven't heard the original.We're discussing 2004's Complex Simplicity by Teedra Moses. We talk about our favorite tracks, her sassy lyrics and why we think that she should be bigger than she is. Christina tells us what it was like as a woman listening to this in '04 and Miguel gives us his theory on who he thinks this album is really about.Check out our companion "Daddy, I'm Too Cute To Fight..." playlist for this episode on Spotify.Don't forget to rate and subscribe. Also, follow us on the 'gram & the bird, @TROYPodcast for updates!troypodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is all about your favorite singer's favorite singer! Teedra Moses has consistently redefined what it means to be an R&B artist since she the debut of Complex Simplicity. Listen as she opens up about the real-life inspiration to her songs, J Dilla's influence, and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘Data-driven marketing' is a broad term referring to the process by which insights from data analysis are used to build targeted marketing campaigns. This process is both art and science. It blends the logical disciplines of data extraction and analysis with the out-of-the-box creativity of which data to unearth, which types of clues to search for within the data mounds, and how to use those insights to your advantage. Key Takeaways -Understanding the basic philosophical concepts behind successful data driven marketing, and that they often have very little to do with the data itself. -Recognizing that there are many aspects to a successful data driven marketing approach that require constant assessment and refinement, rather than just one cookie cutter playbook. -Recognizing the early warning signs that your data driven marketing campaign may not be on track. Keith Brophy COO, ADHD Online Keith Brophy is a West Michigan-based entrepreneur with a background of building various nationally-focused businesses.Keith is currently COO at ADHD Online, one of the nation's leading ADHD telehealth providers.Prior to this, Keith launched and served as Director for Business Lab at Emergent Holdings. He has served as State Director of the Michigan Small Business Development Center, CEO of Ideomed, General Manager of Enterprise Services at RCM Technologies, and CEO of Sagestone, among other endeavors. Keith has been on a range of for-profit and nonprofit boards for some of the region's leading organizations. He is a past Ernst & Young Michigan Entrepreneur of the Year, and companies he has led have received national accolades in areas including growth and innovation. Keith has been a speaker on future trends including testimony before state and national government bodies on business innovation, and has highlighted emerging marketing trends at the Latin American Marketing Association annual conference, among others. Show notes, resources & links available at amawestmichigan.org/ep33

Simplicity is an exact medium of too little and too much – Joshua Reynolds It's become so complex because the world has changed but the rules of running it haven't evolved as quickly?! So, here we all are with the keys to car we haven't learned to drive! But there is wisdom, too, in not trying to figure it all out, living with the questions, the confusion, the complexities of it all. “In the confusion we stay with each other, happy to be together, speaking without uttering a single word.”- Walt Whitman.

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In today's podcast we discuss one aspect of creating "the perfect program" that many people get wrong.  It often leads to confusion, frustration, and a sense of feeling overwhelmed.  Listen in to today's podcast so you can learn how to avoid this mistake!!!

Hoy tenemos como invitado a Juan Carlos Lara, experto en temas financieros y director de Point5 Family Office, única plataforma financiera mexicana en Suiza dedicada a la atención de personas latinoamericanas para servicios de medición y de implementación de estrategias de inversión de impacto, el objetivo primordial es el de promover y potenciar el desarrollo sustentable del individuo. Juan Carlos Lara es fundador de ESG-LAB, ONG para el estudio de variables ambientales, sociales, y gobierno corporativo (ESG) con sede en Suiza. En esta plataforma colaboran académicos y líderes de la industria financiera, y es la encargada de precisar ventajas competitivas que generen impactos positivos en la empresa, sus riesgos y sus oportunidades. Su relevancia es progresiva, últimamente introdujo el concepto Complex-Simplicityque reduce a su expresión básica problemas complejos y a partir de esta reducción elaboramos nuestro estudio. Complex-Simplicity ha sido particularmente relevante en la búsqueda de respuestas pragmáticas de negocios complejos basados en desinformación y creencias populares e industriales con un alto contenido de corrupción.

On this episode we're discussing 2004's Complex Simplicity by Teedra Moses. We talk about our favorite tracks, her sassy lyrics and why we think that she should be bigger than she is. Christina tells us what it was like as a woman listening to this in '04 and Miguel gives us his theory on who he thinks this album is really about.Check out our companion "Daddy, I'm Too Cute To Fight..." playlist for this episode on Spotify.Don't forget to rate and subscribe. Also, follow us on the 'gram & the bird, @TROYPodcast for updates!troypodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Dj Squeeze mix is all about Ne-Yo. After Envy disbanded in 2000, Columbia Records signed Ne-Yo, but the label dropped him before he could release his already-recorded first album. American singer Marques Houston happened to hear "That Girl", which Ne-Yo had planned to release as his debut single from his then-unreleased album. Houston re-recorded the song and released it as a single for his 2003 album MH. The release of the song led to Ne-Yo being recognized as a top songwriter. For the next two years, Ne-Yo continued writing songs, some of which have not been officially released. He contributed songs to American singer Teedra Moses's 2004 album Complex Simplicity, Christina Milian's It's About Time, and the American boy band Youngstown, none of which, however, brought Ne-Yo much mainstream attention. Ne-Yo has also contributed songs to singers Mary J. Blige, B2K, Faith Evans, and Musiq, among others.

This Dj Squeeze mix is all about Ne-Yo. After Envy disbanded in 2000, Columbia Records signed Ne-Yo, but the label dropped him before he could release his already-recorded first album. American singer Marques Houston happened to hear "That Girl", which Ne-Yo had planned to release as his debut single from his then-unreleased album. Houston re-recorded the song and released it as a single for his 2003 album MH. The release of the song led to Ne-Yo being recognized as a top songwriter. For the next two years, Ne-Yo continued writing songs, some of which have not been officially released. He contributed songs to American singer Teedra Moses's 2004 album Complex Simplicity, Christina Milian's It's About Time, and the American boy band Youngstown, none of which, however, brought Ne-Yo much mainstream attention. Ne-Yo has also contributed songs to singers Mary J. Blige, B2K, Faith Evans, and Musiq, among others.

This Dj Squeeze mix is all about Ne-Yo. After Envy disbanded in 2000, Columbia Records signed Ne-Yo, but the label dropped him before he could release his already-recorded first album. American singer Marques Houston happened to hear "That Girl", which Ne-Yo had planned to release as his debut single from his then-unreleased album. Houston re-recorded the song and released it as a single for his 2003 album MH. The release of the song led to Ne-Yo being recognized as a top songwriter. For the next two years, Ne-Yo continued writing songs, some of which have not been officially released. He contributed songs to American singer Teedra Moses's 2004 album Complex Simplicity, Christina Milian's It's About Time, and the American boy band Youngstown, none of which, however, brought Ne-Yo much mainstream attention. Ne-Yo has also contributed songs to singers Mary J. Blige, B2K, Faith Evans, and Musiq, among others.

We are back at it with another episode of The Composition Podcast! Happy Birthday to my Mother! Today is her birthday:) So today's episode has to do with a quote I heard Will Smith say. "The complex simplicity of greatness." What does that even mean? Well, I dive into that today. Also, I talk about how right now about 80 %of the population is dealing with some sort of mild or severe anxiety. For obvious reasons, but what is that really doing to us? Work with me: INSTAGRAM @graffitithemindson WEBSITE: www.dabtroll.com EMAIL: goldendabtroll@gmail.com Tarot/Guidance readings CBD Products (Venus Retrograde Prerolls, Smokable Tea Blend, and more!) , My Book, and services! dabtroll.com/shop My New Album Quantum Containers Vol.1 Listen/Stream https://mrcomposition.bandcamp.com/album/quantum-containers-vol-1 T-Shirts Now Available! https://teespring.com/stores/dtc-time-machine donations (very much appreciated) cashapp $dabtrollcreations or paypal mr_composition@yahoo.com My First Book Ideas of Illusion Available: Paperback: http://dabtroll.com/shop/ideasofillusionpb/ EBook: http://dabtroll.com/shop/ideasofillusioneb/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-composition/support

Episode: 1939 Simplicity on the other side of complexity: The standard deviation.  Today, complex simplicity.

That title doesn’t make sense! I know & you know that life doesn’t always make sense! But that’s the point, right? https://www.cumulativedesign.com/wdwgfh --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-wayne/support

The “Circle of Love” reveals that our God is a holy community—Father, Son, and Spirit. Be reminded that humanity is created in the image of (God’s) community, with a deep longing to love and to be loved.

Great interview, discussing her career as a writer and the release of her 15 year edition classic album COMPLEX SIMPLICITY" and so much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thevibeshow97.9/support

On this R&B podcast, we talk about the massive amount of R&B music that came out this week including Brandy's new single "Freedom Rings", H.E.R.'s "Slide" and Robin Thicke's "When You Love Somebody". We talk about what we expect from these artists in 2019. We also discuss the Fantasia interview we conducted last week and revisit her comment about her saying her last album was trash. We also talk about Summer Walker's upcoming album "Over It". We also debate whether K. Michelle's "all men are bad people" comment is valid or not. AND A WHITNEY HOUSTON HOLOGRAM TOUR?!?!?!? There's a lot more on this SoulBack podcast so check it out! 0:02:35 - Motown Founder Berry Gordy Officially Retires at 89 0:05:20 - Our honest thoughts on Brandy's new song "Freedom Rings" 0:08:36 - Celebrating Brandy's 1994 debut album 25 years later 0:14:20 - Our review on H.E.R.'s new single "Slide" with YG 0:18:00 - We texted Tinashe's number that she posted on her Instagram 0:21:30 - Robin Thicke's new single "When You Love Somebody" and is he the best male R&B artist of this decade? 0:25:15 - K. Michelle's comment about all men being bad people 0:28:22 - New music from Bobby V, Kevin Ross, Stokley 0:35:42 - Fantasia's comments about not wanting to be boxed into being just an R&B artist 0:38:50 - Our early review on Fantasia's "Sketchbook" 0:42:45 - Is Summer Walker allergic to songs longer than 2 minutes? 0:46:40 - Jacquees still hasn't dropped his album Round 2 0:48:33 - Teedra Moses Releases Special Edition of “Complex Simplicity” 0:50:28 - Edd's overall thoughts on Joe's discography 0:54:36 - SoulBack Track Of The Day: Olivia - Bizounce 0:55:55 - Playa Please Award: Whitney Houston hologram tour, Nivea's new album, 6ix9ine wants to resume his rap career, Lil Nas X is taking a break already??

Channel Casimir, the brains and beauty behind the motivational brand “Complex Simplicity”, chops it up with Squirrel Rosenberg. It’s another Jewel filled podcast as Channel holds nothing back. Her journey begins growing up in the quintessential 2 parent, 2 child household. Mom was brutally honest; as a result of the difficult life she experienced growing up, whereas Dad is the more diplomatic, nurturing and loving type. “My dad is everything to me, he was the man who taught me how I should be treated, without having to verbally say it. He taught me with his actions.”, one of the many profound jewels dropped throughout this refreshing podcast. Listen as Channel shares her insecurities growing up taller and thicker than the other girls in middle and high school. However, with reassurance from her brother and family, she realized and owned her beauty. This gave her the confidence to forge her own lane and sense of fashion in college, which she revered. Ruled under the astrological sign of Leo, Channel speaks of her loyalty and bossy swagger which has propelled her to host her show, “Candid talk with Channel”. As a star to look out for, Channel Casimir harnesses a simple approach to navigate the complexity of life. Enjoy.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN2YWGURe_tTvQLiUDcuDGA www.facebook.com/sqrpodcast www.sqrpodcast.com

Artist Georges Le Chevallier had his first major solo exhibition over 25 years ago, and since then his paintings have been exhibited extensively nationally and internationally in… Read more "065: Complex simplicity. Artist Georges Le Chevallier creates “visual molecular gastronomy”" The post 065: Complex simplicity. Artist Georges Le Chevallier creates “visual molecular gastronomy” appeared first on Artist Soapbox.

LOGICAL. SIMPLE. PSYCHOLOGY. This week on the show we have the privilege on sitting down with Phil Allison: founder, owner and coaching exrtaordinaire at Corporate Edge. Phil began his own company to inspire people to live their passionate purpose before most had even heard the two words in the same sentence and we asked Phil on the show to share the learnings of his decades of experience changing peoples' lives. Phil's specific essay question was: "Twenty years of a passionate purpose. From coaching companies in culture, teaching the elite to be better, and turning a love to help others into a thriving business… Was it worth the leap" We spoke of his daily routines, the nurture of behavioural change and how he equates health to energy. This was a conversation that all should hear, particularly those looking to influence the world to be a more passionate, value driven and inspired place. Enjoy the Show! www: corporate-edge.com.au www: wordswithoz.com IG: @wordswithoz   Show Notes. 00.00 : 02.30 - Introduction & Adverts 02.31 : 03.29 - WWO Intro 03.30 : 08.14 - Introducing Phil; a pursuit of health & energy 08.15 : 15.32 - Acting Beyond Intention 15.33 : 21.09 - The thrill of people coming to their purpose 21.10 : 23.34 - Cut the Chord 23.35 : 25.39 - Rejection 25.40 : 28.46 - Complex Simplicity 28.47 : 37.44 - Hearing One's Calling 37.45 : 51.44 - Affirmations, Daily Alignment and Continual Improvement 51.45 : 1.00.34 - Energy 1.00.35 : 1.04.09 - Worth It. 1.04.10 : 1.06.53 - You Can Change Behaviour 1.06.54 : 1.11.30 - Phil's Challenge 1.11.31 : 1.16.36 - School Morning Mantra 1.16.37 : 1.19.16 - Oz' Take Aways 1.19.17 : 1.20.36 - Phil's Ambition 1.20.37 : 1.23.24 - Wrap Up & Thank You

This week's Album Of The Week - Teedra Moses [ Complex Simplicity] + songs from Xam Volo, Cassie, Leon Bridges, Toni Braxton + so much more. Catch Soul Fusion every Sunday 9 - 11pm BST 99.8FM, (online) http://www.kcclive.com

Kyle Bent has been rapping in Randolph, Massachusetts since the third grade and began recording his own material soon after that. Over the years he has honed his freestyle talents and become an introspective lyricist with a positive message. The Jamaican born performer has seven albums under his belt including Dreams of God and Complex Simplicity just released in 2016. Song List: Song 1:   Life's Good (from the album Complex Simplicity) Song 2:   Conversations (Complex Simplicity) Song 3:   Higher Power (from the album Dreams of a God) Song 4:   Complexity (Complex Simplicity)

Kyle Bent joined us to talk about his approach to life (it's a good one), Complex Simplicity, and the new music that's on the way. Get hip. LFOD Radio broadcasts live every Tuesday at 7pm on 91.5FM in Boston. Learn more at www.LFODRadio.com. #LFOD

Kyle Bent is an MC representing Boston, Massachusetts. He has shared the stage with talented music artists such as Hopsin, Joyner Lucas, Saba, Denzel Curry, and Nelly. In 2014, Kyle Bent attained massive exposure with the release of his highly acclaimed music video entitled, “Mind Control”. The success of this song got him featured on, MTV,…

  With the younger generation being ushered in and traditional ways seemingly being ushered out, it’s hard to think that one would expect being talked to or treated a certain way until now. The topic of chivalry and societal expectations of how men should treat women has been distortions and the lack thereof has become all too commonplace. With contradicting images of women being disrespected and misogynistic lyrics ringing loud in speaker boxes everywhere, is it a surprise that some women may accept less than what they deserves? Or men treating women less than what they want to put effort into? From various conversations with guy and girl friends, I would hear a range of views on what happened to chivalry in our day and age.  Most women think chivalry is dead. Some men may beg to differ citing women are partially to blame for that. But are they? Having experienced both the disrespect and the utmost respect, I thought this conversation would be interesting to say the least. Ranging from the super, chivalrous gentleman to the man who does it sometimes, to the woman who has her expectations already set, my guests weigh in on their individual experiences and current societal views of chivalry, as they seek to answer the often debatable question, "is chivalry dead?" Join the conversation and send us your comments and questions to info@brnskn.com.  

In a society where media perpetuates self-loathing, patriarchy, and negative stereotypes of women of color, I wonder where one begins to define their foundation of self-love (if it didn't start at home). Based on personal experiences, learning to love my self has served to be challenging yet liberating. In this episode, I look to writer Jo Nubian (www.jonubian.com) and Valeisha Butterfield, co-founder of WEEN Women in Entertainment Empowerment Network (www.weenonline.org) as they share their views, experiences, and personal insight on building and preserving a strong self-love foundation. I dedicate this to all my ladies on the same journey with me. Email any questions to info@brnskn.com.