Podcast appearances and mentions of david gorman

Today's conversation is nothing short of incredible. I'm joined by David Gorman, a man who has completely transformed his life after years of struggle.David grew up in Coolock in a loving home with a happy childhood, but by 23, he had fallen into the grip of cocaine addiction—a battle that consumed the next five years of his life.At his lowest, David faced unimaginable hardship. He lost 30kg, endured drug-induced psychosis, accumulated €40,000 in debt, and struggled with suicidal thoughts. One night, he found himself sitting on a motorway, ready to end it all.Desperate for change, he moved to Denmark, but his addiction only deepened. It wasn't until he finally got clean and relocated to Sweden that his true recovery began. Now, 3.5 years sober, David has rebuilt his life in extraordinary ways.Today, he works as a supervisor at the very organization that once helped him, guiding young adults impacted by addiction. He's also built a thriving online coaching business, using his powerful story to inspire and support others on their own journeys to recovery.This conversation is raw, real, and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Let's get into it.Follow David:Instagram Online Coaching Application Form Tik Tok Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is a recording of our recent live event, which took place at The Royal Room in Seattle, WA, on June 22, 2024. The event, Improvisation in Music and Life, featured me in conversation with and performances by James Falzone's Division Ensemble.The Division Ensemble is a group of master improvisers that includes James Falzone on clarinet, Ray Larsen on trumpet, Wayne Horvitz on piano, Abbey Blackwell on bass, and Rocky Martin on drums.During the live show, we explored the nature of improvisation in music and how its principles are relevant to all aspects of life. James and the band performed his compositions and a completely free, composed-in-the-moment piece.The music in this episode:G.F.O.P. (Falzone)There Is Often Another Way (Falzone)Brooklyn Lines (Falzone)Everything Is Now Equalized (an open improvisation) (Falzone/Larsen/Horvitz/Blackwell/Martin)Room 307 (Falzone)A Dream In Which Appeared Marc Chagall (Falzone)We are offering a poster, t-shirt, and mug based on the artwork from our live show, which is now available at spotlightonpodcast.com/store. Have a look.Special thanks to James Falzone and the members of his Division Ensemble: Ray Larsen, Wayne Horvitz, Abbey Blackwood, and Rocky Martin. Thank you to Aleida, Sheridan, Simon, Ben, and the entire team at the Royal Room. Thank you to David Gorman for the wonderful poster art. Thank you to Alyssa Seng, JazzED, and Tim Carey at Jazz Night School. And thank you to everyone who attended the live show.–Dig Deeper with the extensive show notes and links found at https://www.spotlightonpodcast.com–• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. • Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice. • Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. You can also follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Mastodon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is a recording of our recent live event, which took place at The Royal Room in Seattle, WA, on June 22, 2024. The event, Improvisation in Music and Life, featured me in conversation with and performances by James Falzone's Division Ensemble.The Division Ensemble is a group of master improvisers that includes James Falzone on clarinet, Ray Larsen on trumpet, Wayne Horvitz on piano, Abbey Blackwell on bass, and Rocky Martin on drums.During the live show, we explored the nature of improvisation in music and how its principles are relevant to all aspects of life. James and the band performed his compositions and a completely free, composed-in-the-moment piece.The music in this episode:G.F.O.P. (Falzone)There Is Often Another Way (Falzone)Brooklyn Lines (Falzone)Everything Is Now Equalized (an open improvisation) (Falzone/Larsen/Horvitz/Blackwell/Martin)Room 307 (Falzone)A Dream In Which Appeared Marc Chagall (Falzone)We are offering a poster, t-shirt, and mug based on the artwork from our live show, which is now available at spotlightonpodcast.com/store. Have a look.Special thanks to James Falzone and the members of his Division Ensemble: Ray Larsen, Wayne Horvitz, Abbey Blackwood, and Rocky Martin. Thank you to Aleida, Sheridan, Simon, Ben, and the entire team at the Royal Room. Thank you to David Gorman for the wonderful poster art. Thank you to Alyssa Seng, JazzED, and Tim Carey at Jazz Night School. And thank you to everyone who attended the live show.–Dig Deeper with the extensive show notes and links found at https://www.spotlightonpodcast.com–• Did you enjoy this episode? Please share it with a friend! You can also rate Spotlight On ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. • Subscribe! Be the first to check out each new episode of Spotlight On in your podcast app of choice. • Looking for more? Visit spotlightonpodcast.com for bonus content, web-only interviews + features, and the Spotlight On email newsletter. You can also follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Mastodon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rebecca Frost, CMT, MSMT, MFA  (she / her) After her career as a modern dancer, she's moved into life as a multi-disciplinary artist, writer, somatic therapist, educator and activist.Rebecca earned a BA in Theater and an MFA in Writing and is certified in a number of modalities. As an adjunct faculty member, Rebecca taught Body-Mind Centering in the University of Minnesota Dance and Theater Department. She  created the course, Writing and Emotional Currency at The Loft Literary Center, taught experiential anatomy to UMN Medical students and at the Mpls Yoga Center, and body-sourced writing at Shakopee Women's Prison's recovery program for inmates. She recently served on the Board of Directors of the International Somatic Movement Education & Therapy Association (ISMETA), serving on the Government Relations, Research and Publication, and Equity, Justice and Accessibility committees. Through ISMETA, Rebecca is registered as a Master Somatic Movement Therapist. Her poetry and fiction have been published in journals and anthologies. Her MFA thesis was a novel, and she is intermittently at work on a creative nonfiction manuscript. She co-founded the popular "Dancers Who Write" reading series (with Linda Shapiro), won the Verve Spoken Word grant, and co-created The Women's Performance Project (convened by Diane Elliot) which received two McKnight Fellowships in Choreography. The groundbreaking work of The Women's Performance Project is described in a textbook, Dancing Female, lives and issues of women in contemporary dance in a chapter entitled Fire and Ice: Female Archetypes in American Modern Dance (pg. 117), published by Harwood Academic through Swarthmore College, editors Sharon E. Friedler and S. B. Glazer. A few of the performance projects Rebecca has contributed creatively to in the past decade include: Angry Black Woman and Well Intentioned White Girl (at Intermedia Arts and touring), a hilarious and necessary play by Amoke Kubat; The Revolution Will Not Be Culturally Competent (for the National Evaluator's Conference, and in collaboration with Pangea Theater), conceived and directed by Vidhya Shanker; and in residence as the writer for Waterlines (at the Gremlin Theater) by Summer Hills-Bonczyk, a ritual performance piece with 3,000 pounds of clay on stage which transformed through the evening, culminating a group intensive week of yoga-informed healing.Rebecca helps people become the best version of themselves. She is is an advocate for all things related to human development, consciousness, and how we express it. As a Somatic Therapist, her passion lies in helping each person take his/her/their next step, providing support for that exhilarating reach beyond one's own edge. In her private practice she works with you to assist in identifying and moving through your personal growing edges, to enhance performance of all kinds, to overcome fears, to heal. She is particularly skilled at working with dancers and other performers, including rehab from injuries, moving through trauma, expanding your range, embodying your whole self in all the settings. Rebecca is one of half a dozen certified teachers of LearningMethods / Anatomy of Wholeness in North America (created by David Gorman) which brings sharp focus to human structure, function and use, and how we bring our awareness to any given problem!Rebecca has provided Circle Keeping to Urban League High School, taught mediators at the Mpls Conflict Resolution Center and University of MN Law School, served on Restorative Justice panels for the prison diversion program of Hennepin County, and been hired to facilitate conflict in a variety of settings. Rebecca prioritizes racial justice and LGBTQIA liberation in the work she chooses, works with humans of all ages (pre-birth to elders), and welcomes everyone. Find out more: www.embodiedarts.com

Listen to Davids story on how he overcame a 5 year battle with cocaine addiction. Davids mental resilience is admirable, there is always hope if you believe in it! I hope people find something in this podcast that they can apply to themselves or someone they know. 

This is DartPoints Podcast #95 for Friday, November 10th, 2023.  In this podcast, Michael and I talk to David Gorman and Lee Rivas from Veeam about the upcoming Veeam 12.1 Platform Update. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast are the speakers own---and do not necessarily represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of DartPoints or a guest's employer. #DartPoints #DaaS, #Storage, #DataCenter, #Cybersecurity, #TechNews, #DisasterRecovery, #DataProtection, #Enterprise, #InternetPrivacy, #LifecycleManagement, #VMware, #NOC, #NetworkOperationsCenter, #ManagedDetectionAndResponse, #MDR

This week Katie Hannon speaks to David Gorman. David is a recovering cocaine addict who found himself in throes of addiction for almost five years, racking up debts of €80,000 before eventually turning his life around. If you have been affected by on of the issues in today's episode visit www.rte.ie/helplines.

Jen chats to recovering addict, David Gorman about the widespread use of cocaine and the rise in addiction across the country!

Today I was joined by my good pal David Gorman. Dave had a promising football career until an injury put a halt to that and Dave turned to drink and drugs. After a four-year struggle with a chronic cocaine addiction David woke up one morning and decided he needed to press stop on the self-destruction button. Dave is now nearly 2 years sober. We talk about sea dips, addiction/recovery, the nurturing power of nature and the gifts of sobriety.

On this episode of Buddycast, our good buddy and author David Gorman returns to discuss his new book as part of the Waldameer Mystery Files! Hear all about it right here on the show that everybuddy knows and loves, B-U-D-D-Y-C-A-S-T! #gobesomeonesbuddy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-sorensen/support

Dans ce chapitre 5, Ramana Maharshi développe les aspects pratiques de sa méthode d'investigation. Bibliographie: "Sois ce que tu es, les enseignements de Ramana Maharshi" par David Gorman, traduction de Maurice Salen, éditions Jean Maisonneuve. Musique: https://wavesource.bandcamp.com/track/432hz-music-positive-energy-clearing-meditation-release-negativity Narration et réalisation: Bruno Léger Soutenez-nous !

Dans ce chapitre 5, Ramana Maharshi développe les aspects pratiques de sa méthode d'investigation. Bibliographie: "Sois ce que tu es, les enseignements de Ramana Maharshi" par David Gorman, traduction de Maurice Salen, éditions Jean Maisonneuve. Musique: https://wavesource.bandcamp.com/track/432hz-music-positive-energy-clearing-meditation-release-negativity Narration et réalisation: Bruno Léger Soutenez-nous !

Les conversations qui font le sujet de ce chapitre traitent de l'arrière plan théorique de l'auto-investigation, pierre angulaire de l'enseignement de Ramana Maharshi. Les aspects techniques de la pratique seront expliqués plus en détail au chapitre 5. Bibliographie: "Sois ce que tu es, les enseignements de Ramana Maharshi" par David Gorman, traduction de Maurice Salen, éditions Jean Maisonneuve. Musique: "Sweet sorrow" de Daniel Robert Lahey (https://archive.org/details/sweetsorrow/thing_298.wav) Narration et réalisation: Bruno Léger Soutenez-nous !

On this episode of Buddycast, our new buddy David Gorman, the author of Waldameer Mystery Files, joins us to talk about his book series. Learn all about these books right here on everybuddy's favorite show Buddycast! #gobesomeonesbuddy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-sorensen/support

On this weeks episode I sit down with David Gorman.David is an absolute credit to himself, after a four-year struggle with a chronic cocaine addiction David woke up one morning and decided he needed to press stop on the self-destruction button. David's whole life was football, it was everything to him. So when a knee injury put an end to that, David felt his whole life purpose was gone. Boredom turned into nights out, nights out turned into the odd line, and the odd line turned into a cocaine addiction with a dept at one point of nearly €30,000. David now 10 months sober credits his mental strength his family especially his mother. Sea swims, ice baths and finally a new community keeping him on the straight and narrow. David I have no doubt you will continue on this journey as you say eyes on the prize Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Second chapitre de "Sois ce que tu es, les enseignements de Ramana Maharshi". Dans ce second chapitre Ramana Maharshi nous délivre de précieux conseils afin d'éliminer les voiles de notre ignorance et reconnaître notre nature véritable, le Soi. Bibliographie: "Sois ce que tu es, les enseignements de Ramana Maharshi" par David Gorman, traduction de Maurice Salen, éditions Jean Maisonneuve. Musique: Artful Touch (https://artfultouch.bandcamp.com) Narration et réalisation: Bruno Léger Soutenez-nous !

Jon David Gorman has been playing music his entire life. His father was a guitar player and Jon David remembers listening to his dad play when he was very young. His father unfortunately passed soon after, and his mother Tara Gorman, goddess of Awesomeness and co-founder of Planetary Gigs Society, began hosting Music Nights at their house practically every month. The idea was to invite anyone who wanted to come play music at the Gorman house, and many fine and talented musicians routinely showed up. Jon David considered himself very lucky and was grateful for the Music Nights with so many ‘super encouraging' friendly musicians who helped him learn to play. He first took guitar lessons, then saxophone in 4th grade, before settling on bass as his main instrument. The Music Nights became like organic lessons, learning tips here, chords there. Music Nights taught him to be a very versatile player. He says music is powerful because it conveys emotions and ‘music builds empathy.' Jon David wants to use music to help build community. He got some good advice at one point, to learn a song that means something and play it, and he tries to follow that advice. He believes music is just as worth it as learning any other language.

David Gorman started exploring the world of Vegan food after he met his wife. By adjusting to adjusting to a meatless diet, he realized that the flavors he'd always loved didn't have to change. Vegan City is now open on Kapahulu Avenue and creating a stir. And Tim Golden joins us for a regular chat about beer.. Father's Day is just around the corner and the team at  The Village  have a ton of suggestions for Summer sipping - and for gift packs that appeal to novice and educated drinkers alike . 

Finally! Finally! Finally! I have been waiting so long to tell you this news, I’ve wanted to share many times on many different platforms but for reasons you’ll hear on today’s show I just needed some time and space. I want to thank all of you who have followed my life journey for years, this is for you and all the love and prayers you send me I’m sending back ten-fold to you. Love you, Sarah Show sponsored by: David Gorman and randginsurance.com

Equally comfortable working with artists and algorithms, David Gorman has made a career of cooking up new ways to connect folks to things they'll love. Whether that means rolling up his sleeves to create Grammy-winning packages and click-worthy posts himself or commanding an army of creators and curators to put a human stamp on code-based platforms, David has spent more than twenty years turning curious fans in to profitable customers. Along the way, Gorman's been hugged by Keith Richards, blessed by Solomon Burke, offered enchiladas by Neil Diamond, and physically threatened by Wilson Pickett. He's been brought in to consult for the companies that shaped him as a teenager, from Tower Records to Apple, started his own label to give forgotten albums a second chance, and fulfilled childhood dreams by seeing his name on albums by Otis Redding, Willie Nelson, Sam Cooke, David Ruffin, and The Rolling Stones. David co-founded 1021 Creative, a content curation and consulting agency whose clients include Amazon, Apple Music, and YouTube. A Detroit native, Gorman is currently hiding out in Topanga Canyon, where he remains a fanatical record collector, reluctant audiophile, and amateur automobile design critic.Check out this recent article David wrote talking about 7 of his favorite album covers. A nearly complete list of his music credits can be found here.Learn more about Lyte.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Equally comfortable working with artists and algorithms, David Gorman has made a career of cooking up new ways to connect folks to things they’ll love. Whether that means rolling up his sleeves to create Grammy-winning packages and click-worthy posts himself or commanding an army of creators and curators to put a human stamp on code-based platforms, David has spent more than twenty years turning curious fans in to profitable customers. Along the way, Gorman’s been hugged by Keith Richards, blessed by Solomon Burke, offered enchiladas by Neil Diamond, and physically threatened by Wilson Pickett. He’s been brought in to consult for the companies that shaped him as a teenager, from Tower Records to Apple, started his own label to give forgotten albums a second chance, and fulfilled childhood dreams by seeing his name on albums by Otis Redding, Willie Nelson, Sam Cooke, David Ruffin, and The Rolling Stones. David co-founded 1021 Creative, a content curation and consulting agency whose clients include Amazon, Apple Music, and YouTube. A Detroit native, Gorman is currently hiding out in Topanga Canyon, where he remains a fanatical record collector, reluctant audiophile, and amateur automobile design critic.Check out this recent article David wrote talking about 7 of his favorite album covers. A nearly complete list of his music credits can be found here.Learn more about Lyte. 

David Gorman is a guy I knew primarily as a badass guitarist in the band Fallrise/Dark Signal, but I was surprised to find out that he runs a successful nutrition mentoring program in Sacramento called NuBody Modern Weight Management. Join me as we talk about a bit about his current band Dark Signal and how he has helped with health and wellness for many people through nutrition!

Joining Brian and Bill on the podcast this week is trunkworthy.com writer and co-founder  David Gorman to talk about Waylon Jennings' Dreaming my Dream (1975, RCA Victor), a key album at the start of his "outlaw country" years. Tired of the Nashville machinery, Jennings was able to wrestle creative control away from his label and into his own hands, sparking a legendary run of albums. David talks about discovering Waylon through recommendations and his live albums before lauding him with accolades for his DIY ethic and unique vocal delivery. Bill, Brian, and David discuss how Waylon challenge the Nashville industry, his rapscallion ways, David's hatred for harmonicas, a theory for the concept of the record, the greatest cheatin' songs bracket, and more as we make our way through the album track by track!

David Gorman and Colin Yost of REVOLUSUN join Matt for a fascinating conversation about sustainable energy. https://www.revolusun.com

HAPPY NEW YEAR! New Season, New Music, New Artists!   WELCOME TO THE 2014 SEASON! Every Wednesday night at 7:00pm PST, hear some of the best and brightest from both new and emerging artists and some all-time favorites - all styles, all genres.  Please be sure to visit their websites and social media pages to give them some support and applause: 1.  DREAMERICA by Godex Machine 2.  FATHER'S SON by Matthew Heller 3.  A HEART, A HOME by Laurence Tan 4.  YAGGED YACK by Yash Qaraah 5.  MY KING JESUS by Lady Elizabeth Townsend 5.  YOUR TOUCH by TREPID  (Melissa Touchet, Brian Young, Larry Blevins and David Gorman)  6.  STILL LOVE YOU by CINJA 7.  THE SHOW by Classic Jigga For more information about the artists, please visit www.divatauniablog.com. 

David Gorman, an Alexander Technique teacher in Toronto, Canada talks with Robert Rickover and provides practical explorations and demonstrations designed to clarify our relationship with support and gravity, based on his LearningMethods approach. Robert teaches in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada. Robert's website: alexandertechniquenebraska.com General Alexander Technique Information: alexandertechnique.com

David Gorman, an Alexander Technique teacher in Toronto, Canada talks with Robert Rickover and provides additional practical explorations and demonstrations designed to clarify our relationship with gravity and support, based on his LearningMethods approach. Robert teaches in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada. Robert's website: alexandertechniquenebraska.com General Alexander Technique Information: alexandertechnique.com

David Gorman, an Alexander Technique teacher in Toronto, Canada talks about how his teaching evolved into the LearningMethods approach which he developed over a period of many years. Robert teaches in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto Canada. Robert's website: alexandertechniquenebraska.com General Alexander Technique Information: alexandertechnique.com

David, Jean and Elysia land the plane for Season 2 of Loki. The team, burdened with glorious purpose, breaks down the final episode and discusses what it means to rewrite your own story, about Loki's journey and then they answer listener feedback.Check the David Gorman website Elysia referenced in the podcasthttp://www.davidgorman.comContact UsQuestions, comments and/or multiverse theories? Visit us at our website where you can use the contact form or use the voicemail feature. Or, send an email to mcu@thelorehounds.com and we'll get back to you on the next episode.Find us on Twitter and BlueSky @thelorehounds or join us for further discussion of all things Marvel over on our Discord Server.Support us on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/thelorehoundsListen to Elysia's Silo PodcastWool-Shift-DustListen to Our Severance FeedSeverance PodcastListen to Maester Anthony's PodcastProperly HowardAny opinions stated are ours personally and do not reflect the opinion of or belong to any employers or other entities.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy