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Taranczewski - LOM Hey!blau Records | Mayo 24, 2024 1 Sherpa 5:46 2 Spring 5:07 3 All That Land 4:50 4 We Have Time 5:52 5 The Spaces Between Us 4:10 6 Maurice 2:08 7 Esbjörn 5:17 8 Sunflower Dream 5:51 9 LOM 4:31 10 Darkest Before Dawn 2:02 Olaf Taranczewski - piano, produced Jean-Philippe Wadle - double bass Benedikt Stehle - drums ///////////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Me Time When I was Taranczewski Hey!blau Records | Nov 19, 2021 /////////////////////////////////////

Denna morgon har det levererats bolagsrapporter som vi tar oss an i Börslunch. Det blir snack om värderingar, vinstestimat och även lite läkemedel. I studion har vi med oss Esbjörn Lundevall, aktiestrateg på SEB, och Lucas Mattsson, analytiker på Inderes.

Ännu ett avsnitt Mano a mano, Man mot man. David möter Esbjörn. en podd om mycket men inte något: något smart. Veckans Allan mm. Allanpodden är en svensk humorpodcast som varje vecka delar ut “veckans allan” – ett slags satiriskt pris till någon eller något som gjort sig förtjänt av en skämtsam känga. Podden drivs av Max Carlsson, David Fogelberg och Nils Rörby, och har varit aktiv sedan 2020.

As a mix, Boxes, Memories & Hidden Grooves flows like a journal entry, contemplative in places, ecstatic in others, and filled with the kind of sonic texture you can only get when memory meets music. There's a gentle polarity here, between worldliness and intimacy, structure and space. The mix leans toward jazz fusion, spiritual jazz, and global jazz but it's more about vibe than genre. Think forgotten fusion from Scandinavia, cinematic jazz-rock from Indonesia, soulful beat-led explorations, and the kind of live recordings that put you in the room. Whether you're packing, unpacking, or just taking stock of the music that's shaped you, this hour is designed to move with you. Esential Info Website - www.jazzmattersuk.com Supporting Blog for this mix – https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/blogs/blog-for-boxes-memories-hidden-grooves For all social media links and more, visit my Linkhub. https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/linkhub Jazz Matters Info - https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/about Info about me - https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/introducing-jazz-matters/introducing-ray Email - jazzmattersuk@mail.com Stream in and enjoy the Music I Love Jazz Matters Playlist. Dewa Budjana - Manhattan Temple Scott Kinsey – Rave The Greg Foat Group - Mr Minor (Live) Spirit in the Dark – Switch Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra - Behind the Yashmak - with Dan Berglund, Magnus Öström, Esbjöm Svensson Francisco Pais Lotus Project – Drake-ish Jeremy Warren - Lost Friends (feat Dermel.1.1) Johan Leijonhufvud – Feathers Morgan Guerin - Sharynwood Drive

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Tulloron fortsätter att pressa de globala börserna. Hör SEB:s aktiestrateg Esbjörn Lundevall och Handelsbankens råvaruanalytiker Christian Kopfer. Men Henrik Milton, vd på Brock Milton Capital, ser köpläge. Börskoll gör även ett nedslag i finanssektorn med DNB:s fondförvaltare Kjell Morten Hjørnevik och Knut Bakkemyr. Programledare: Fredrik Lennander

durée : 00:30:21 - Jazz Collection - par : Alex Dutilh - Les récentes décennies du piano jazz sont celles de l'ouverture à tous les possibles. Le tour du monde en 88 touches. - réalisé par : Pierre Willer

Hi all – sorry I'm a bit late this month. I've been caught up in a whirlwind of change lately. I've decided to sell my home and relocate, and let me tell you, the nightmare has already begun! First, I need to get my place ready to sell, and then comes the daunting task of packing up my music and belongings, all while trying to find a new home. It's a lot, but I'm pushing through. On the bright side, a close friend of mine who's a builder has generously offered to help create and fit out my new studio once I move. So, there's some fun to look forward to amidst the chaos! Until I'm settled into my new space and studio, I'll be putting out mixes instead of full shows. This mix, for example, came together as I started sorting through my music collection in preparation for packing. And let me tell you, I stumbled on some absolutely beautiful gems that I'm excited for you to hear. I'm also experimenting with making the mixes closer to 2 hours long instead of the usual 1 hour. Depending on your feedback, I might keep them around this length going forward. Thanks for sticking with me through this transition. I hope you enjoy the mix, and I'll keep you updated as things progress.   Info Website - www.jazzmattersuk.com A blog supporting this Mix - https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/blogs/a-sonic-journey-through-modern-jazz-a-playlist-exploration For all social media links and more visit my Linkhub. https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/linkhub Jazz Matters Info - https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/about Email - jazzmattersuk@mail.com Info about me - https://www.jazzmattersuk.com/introducing-jazz-matters/introducing-ray #OnDemand #FreeToStream https://pod.co/nudirections  Please enjoy the music I love Jazz Matters    Playlist Dan Berglund, Magnus Öström, Esbjörn Svensson, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra - Seven Days of Falling GoGo Penguin - Initiate (Live) Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa - La Llamada Rare Silk – Storm Kenny Garrett - It's Time to Come Home Morgan Guerin - With A Piece of Mind Pt.1 & Pt.2 Takuya Kuroda – Thirteen Shatter Hands – Exhausted Rescue Squad Daniel Freedman – Codex Emil Brandqvist Trio - The Clouds Are Clearing Pat Metheny - Come and See

Diese Sendung hat Andreas Pasternack zusammengestellt. Das LIVE- Anspiel ist diesmal: „Django”– eine Komposition von John Lewis aus dem Jahr 1954. Folgende Titel sind zu hören: 1. Lulu's back in Town – Billy May & his Orchestra 3:17 2. High Night – Melody Gardot & Till Brönner 4:47 3. Django – The Rosenberg Trio 3:46 4. Taking a chance on Love – Nancy Wilson 3:14 5. I've got you under my Skin – Paul Desmond 4:42 6. Ligia – Joao Gilberto & Stan Getz 5:23 7. I will survive – Nils Landgren & Esbjörn Svensson 4:27 8. Heaven can wait – Dean Martin 2:29 9. Spain – Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass 4:39 Für Titelwünsche und Anregungen schreiben Sie gern an: jazztime.mv@ndr.de Keep Swingin' !!!

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Det finns goda utsikter till en positiv utveckling på börsen 2025, särskilt för svenska och andra nordiska bolag. Det säger aktiestrateg Esbjörn Lundevall i ett samtal med chefsekonom Jens Magnusson. De pratar också om vilka drivkrafter och risker som kommer att styra utvecklingen.

Fosforo 1715: I brani della striscia numero 3 della settimana: Tandem Playlist; New Musik - On Islands; Jean-Pierre Sabar - First Class Ticket - Yesterday On Fender (BOF Madame Claude); Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Crepscule with Nellie; Bad Plus - Grid-Ocean; Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz - Celestial Shimmer; Ella Fitzgerald - Bess, Oh Where`s My Bess? (feat. Louis Armstrong); Fosforo va in onda ogni giorno alle 01:20 e alle 18:00. Puoi ascoltare le sequenze musicali di Rufus T. Firefly sulla frequenza di Radio Tandem, 98.400FM, o in streaming e anche in podcast.Per info: https://www.radiotandem.it/fosforo

Bitcoin har nått den psykologiskt viktiga nivån 100 000 dollar. Det tyska DAX-indexet handlas även det på rekordnivåer, samtidigt som allt man hör om tysk ekonomi är negativt. Hur kommer det sig? Vi gläntar även på dörren till 2025 och där skymtar vi en optimistisk konsument och ett bra börsår. Men kanske inte lika bra som 2024 på globalnivå, eller? Och vad kan vi vänta oss på hemmaplan? Med oss för att diskutera allt detta och mer har vi Seyran Naib Fransson, markoestrateg på Skandia, och SEB:s aktiestrateg Esbjörn Lundevall.

Ep. 157 (Part 3 of 3) | Integral polymath Sean Esbjörn-Hargens is the first comparative scholar to undertake differentiating the myriad varieties of nonduality. A longtime spiritual practitioner within several nondual traditions, Sean wanted to find out how we can understand the relationship between reality, consciousness, and practice. He decided to delve into a comprehensive study of nonduality and was surprised and excited by what he found: 40 distinct nondual traditions, ancient and new, from East and West, fascinating in their differences, their similarities, their uniqueness, and their depth. Sean's hope is that his comparative analysis of nondual traditions will open the door to a global, cross-tradition dialogue that will supersede centuries of misunderstanding and conflict among people arguing that their realization is the best and/or only correct interpretation of reality and allow nondual traditions to enrich and empower one another.Enthusiasm and excitement flow throughout the conversation as Sean reveals provocative patterns he has uncovered in nonduality's history and the distinctions he has mapped so far. It becomes clear that nondual realizations evolve in a way similar to developmental models in terms of subject/object relationship, psychology of self, and taking new perspectives, and that they will continue to evolve. As Sean puts it, “the ontological floor keeps dropping out as the endpoint of spiritual realization.” “What will our nondual traditions look like in a thousand years? In two thousand years!” Sean wonders. Hang on to your hats for a thoroughly enjoyable and eye opening ride through a goldmine of information about the many faces and potentials of our nondual traditions. Recorded September 12, 2024.“I want to come back to how we can operationalize this in our own lives…and how it can inform ourselves as practitioners in our journey of realization.”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 3Is there a process for stabilization of these realizations? (01:25) 4 primary polarities across traditions: the goal, path, context, and practices (04:16)2 types of practice: apophatic and cataphatic (07:06)Service is another profound approach to “not two” nonduality (09:49)Enlightened action: no self, being in the flow; reality serves itself through awakened beings (11:46)What is going on psychologically as people move into nondual experiences? (17:18)Like in developmental models, the subject/object relationship, psychology of self, and taking new perspectives all evolve in nondual awareness (20:42)Invitation to explore the richness of different nondual traditions and the potential for a deeper cross-tradition dialogue (25:47) Sean's 10-week online course Varieties of Nonduality beginning in January 2025 (26:51)Resources & References – Part 3Advaita VedantaKashmir...

Ep. 156 (Part 2 of 3) | Integral polymath Sean Esbjörn-Hargens is the first comparative scholar to undertake differentiating the myriad varieties of nonduality. A longtime spiritual practitioner within several nondual traditions, Sean wanted to find out how we can understand the relationship between reality, consciousness, and practice. He decided to delve into a comprehensive study of nonduality and was surprised and excited by what he found: 40 distinct nondual traditions, ancient and new, from East and West, fascinating in their differences, their similarities, their uniqueness, and their depth. Sean's hope is that his comparative analysis of nondual traditions will open the door to a global, cross-tradition dialogue that will supersede centuries of misunderstanding and conflict among people arguing that their realization is the best and/or only correct interpretation of reality and allow nondual traditions to enrich and empower one another.Enthusiasm and excitement flow throughout the conversation as Sean reveals provocative patterns he has uncovered in nonduality's history and the distinctions he has mapped so far. It becomes clear that nondual realizations evolve in a way similar to developmental models in terms of subject/object relationship, psychology of self, and taking new perspectives, and that they will continue to evolve. As Sean puts it, “the ontological floor keeps dropping out as the endpoint of spiritual realization.” “What will our nondual traditions look like in a thousand years? In two thousand years!” Sean wonders. Hang on to your hats for a thoroughly enjoyable and eye opening ride through a goldmine of information about the many faces and potentials of our nondual traditions. Recorded September 12, 2024.“Our nondual traditions are one of the best things people have created – ever!”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 2Science and the new relationship between subject and object (00:50) 6 subject-object strategies that nondual traditions embrace (02:51)Roger's acknowledgment of the enormous contribution Sean is making as the first comparative scholar to differentiate the varieties of nonduality (04:59)Provocative patterns in the history of nonduality and the mysterious flourishing of nondual traditions from around the 11th to the 14th century (09:28)Nondual texts that only emerged in the last 100 years have expanded our nondual horizons—and there's a lot more to discover (13:08)The ontological floor keeps dropping out as the endpoint of spiritual realization (16:04)What are our nondual traditions going to look like in 1,000 years? (17:32)The concept of endless realizations and awakenings liberates us from needing to find the ultimate nondual realization (18:29)Dr. Jeffery Martin's research: 32 fundamental positions on nonduality (20:29)Sequential realizations and why you might go back to a previous realization (21:43)What makes a global, comparative nondual analysis so worthwhile (26:04) You have to become someone before you become no one; and now you can become everyone (27:48)Merging consciousness with another's unique realization: all one, empty, while also distinct and unique (30:02)Resources & References – Part 2

Ep. 155 (Part 1 of 3) | Integral polymath Sean Esbjörn-Hargens is the first comparative scholar to undertake differentiating the myriad varieties of nonduality. A longtime spiritual practitioner within several nondual traditions, Sean wanted to find out how we can understand the relationship between reality, consciousness, and practice. He decided to delve into a comprehensive study of nonduality and was surprised and excited by what he found: 40 distinct nondual traditions, ancient and new, from East and West, fascinating in their differences, their similarities, their uniqueness, and their depth. Sean's hope is that his comparative analysis of nondual traditions will open the door to a global, cross-tradition dialogue that will supersede centuries of misunderstanding and conflict among people arguing that their realization is the best and/or only correct interpretation of reality and allow nondual traditions to enrich and empower one another.Enthusiasm and excitement flow throughout the conversation as Sean reveals provocative patterns he has uncovered in nonduality's history and the distinctions he has mapped so far. It becomes clear that nondual realizations evolve in a way similar to developmental models in terms of subject/object relationship, psychology of self, and taking new perspectives, and that they will continue to evolve. As Sean puts it, “the ontological floor keeps dropping out as the endpoint of spiritual realization.” “What will our nondual traditions look like in a thousand years? In two thousand years!” Sean wonders. Hang on to your hats for a thoroughly enjoyable and eye opening ride through a goldmine of information about the many faces and potentials of our nondual traditions. Recorded September 12, 2024.“How do we understand the relationship between consciousness, reality, and practice?”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 1Introducing Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, author, Dean of Integral Education & Integral Noetic Sciences Program Director at CIHS, founder of MetaIntegral (00:59)How was Sean drawn to exploring the topic of nonduality? (05:03)There are over 40 distinct nondual traditions on the planet (07:31)When you say nonduality, what do you mean? (11:02)Advaita Vedanta's “not two”; there's only Self, only divine awareness (11:43)3 major nondual ultimacies: nondual oneness, nondual tantra, nondual union (12:49)In nondual traditions, does divinizing the self lead to the same experience as annihilating the self? (17:43)The I-sphere of nonduality, the we-sphere of nonduality, and the it-sphere of nonduality (19:51)Ken Wilber's notion of emptiness + view: emptiness doesn't change but view does, so nonduality evolves (22:00)Varieties of nonduality emphasize different qualities: emptiness + omnipresence, emptiness + bliss, emptiness + luminosity, emptiness + embodiment (23:33)Nonduality is developmental in terms of states: each realization is a deeper, wider experience of nonduality (25:45)Realization is just going to keep going; there is a way in which all views are equal and a way in which some views are better than others (29:41)Resources & References – Part 1

Den mänskliga utvecklingen är en mer lekfull historia än vi föreställer oss. Det menar Johan Landgren, som guidar oss genom den moderna skogsträdgårdsrörelsen och dess uråldriga rötter. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna.På ena sidan staketet – en skog. På den andra – en trädgård. Den första: vild och fri. Ibland magisk. Men också potentiellt farlig. Inte sällan beskriven som en motsats till det mänskliga. Den andra: strukturerad och nyttomaximerad. Inhägnad. Tuktad, klippt och vattenkammad. Men på senare år har den skarpa uppdelningen mellan dem börjat luckras upp. Allt fler har börjat intressera sig för ett mellanting: skogsträdgården. Jag är en av dem.Och när jag nuförtiden vandrar genom odlingarna här hemma på gården är det inte, för att låna ett uttryck från Hermans Hesses Stunder i trädgården, så mycket som ”trädgårdens herre och vaktman”. Istället går jag allt oftare med en känsla av förundran, som liknar den jag känner i skogen. Förundran över hur många olika, sinnrikt konstruerade insekter, som sökt sig hit. Förundran över blomningen, som pågår från tidig vår till en bra bit in på hösten. Och förundran över växtkraften i skogsträdgårdens olika skikt – under jord, krypande längs marken, slingrande på störar och stammar, hängande från trädens grenar. Om vartannat växer här lungrot, rankspenat, bitterkrassing. Oregano och mynta. Blåbärstry, smultron, bärhäggmispel. Piplök, gräslök, kantlök, skogslök. Plommon, persika och päron.Samtidigt börjar ett larm ljuda i mitt inre. Idyllradarn närmar sig tydligen ohälsosamma nivåer. Dags att skapa lite ordning, säger jag högt. Allt för att överrösta mina ivriga följeslagare, historiens alla herdediktare och romantiker. Vilket får mig att tänka på den ursprungligaste av idyller. I första Moseboken står det att läsa: ”Herren Gud planterade en trädgård österut, i Eden” där han ”lät alla slags träd växa upp ur marken, sådana som var ljuvliga att se på och goda att äta av”. Vilka var människorna som levde i detta paradis? De som sägs ha tagit ett bett av kunskapens frukt och därefter förvisats ut ur det. Och vilken kunskap var det egentligen de fick smak för?Ungefär 3000 år efter att denna berättelse nedtecknas, uppstår i västra England den moderna skogsträdgårdsrörelsen. Det är här Robert Hart, under 1980-talet, börjar odla mat med inspiration av lövskogen som ekosystem. Odlingsformen sprider sig snart till andra entusiaster. Till Sverige kommer den på allvar 2004, när Esbjörn Wandt och Arne Jansson anlägger Holma Skogsträdgård, i centrala Skåne.Men samtidigt som skogsträdgårdsrörelsen på många sätt är ny, är idéerna bakom uråldriga. Hart, som myntade begreppet ”forest gardening”, var till exempel tydlig med att han hämtade sin inspiration från småskaliga odlingar i de tropiska och subtropiska zonerna. Det vill säga från Afrika, Asien och Sydamerika. Han menade också att skogsträdgården har mycket gemensamt med mänsklighetens första odlingsförsök, i Mesopotamien, landet mellan floderna. Alltså floderna Eufrat och Tigris. Vilka av en händelse också är två av de floder som i första Moseboken utgör gränsen för Edens trädgård.Harts tankar bekräftas av David Graeber och David Wengrow i Början på allt: en ny historia om mänskligheten. I boken, som utgår från decennier av arkeologisk och antropologisk forskning, visar de att människans utvecklingshistoria, från att vara jägare och samlare till att driva industrijordbruk, inte varit fullt så rätlinjig som vi ofta föreställer oss. Istället för lagbunden utveckling från det enkla till det mer komplexa beskriver de en flertusenårig historia av lekfullhet, kreativitet och nyfiken pluralism, såväl gällande människans relationer till varandra som till odling.Fynden är tydliga: Det raka snitt i historien, som skildringen av Adams och Evas förvisning ur paradiset kan sägas gestalta, har inget vetenskapligt stöd. Men kanske kan det ändå finnas spår av sanning i berättelsen? Det är nämligen fullt möjligt att en plats som påminner om Edens trädgård en gång existerat, och att det var på denna plats som människan började odla. Men då inte odling som vi tänker på det idag, utan med vad Graeber och Wengrows kallar ”ett väldigt lättsamt sätt att odla grödor, där naturen får sköta det mesta av arbetet”.Det nya med skogsträdgårdar är alltså inte odlingsformen i sig, utan att erfarenheter från tropiska förhållanden nu också överförs till den tempererade zon där vi bor. Men hur fungerar det i praktiken? Idén bakom är enkel. Den utgår från frågan: Hur kan vi återskapa naturliga ekosystem som samtidigt ger ett överskott av ätliga växter och andra nyttoväxter? I det första stora verket på svenska, Philip Weiss och Annevi Sjöbergs Skogsträdgården: odla ätbart överallt, beskrivs hur detta kan ta sig uttryck:En skogsträdgårdsodlare börjar med att undersöka den lokala platsens förutsättningar, med fokus på sådant som vattentillgång, jordmån, temperaturskillnader och ljusmängd. Utifrån detta väljs vilka växter som planteras in. Viktigt att tänka på är att växterna inte ska konkurrera med varandra, utan istället dra nytta av varandras växtsätt. Därför anläggs skogsträdgårdar i upp till sju skikt, från rotväxter och lågväxande marktäckare till buskar och högväxande träd.Förutom kortsiktiga vinster, som mat, främjar skogsträdgården ett antal långsiktiga: ökad biologisk mångfald, minskad vattenåtgång och ökad kolinlagring. Till skillnad från konventionell odling, där jorden ofta ligger i full sol, samt vänds och harvas, lämnas skogsträdgårdens jord till största delen orörd. Det minskar risken för uttorkning, samt gör att rötter, svampar och mikroliv frodas. Vilket i sin tur leder till att mer av den koldioxid som fångas upp av växtligheten forslas ned under jord, där den blir kvar.Nu kanske du tänker: Borde inte alla skogar och trädgårdar då omvandlas till skogsträdgårdar? Riktigt så enkelt är det tyvärr inte. Världen behöver såväl de förra som de senare. Men utrymmet däremellan kanske inte med nödvändighet behöver bestå av hårdgjorda ytor eller höga stängsel. De skulle kanske istället, som i den agrara människans barndom, kunna ses som en lekplats? Där nya och gamla föreställningar om människans relation till varandra, andra arter och sina omgivningar får utmanas. En plats där vi kan mötas och tumla runt.När jag vandrar genom skogsträdgården här hemma på gården, är det just den känslan som överväldigar mig. Inte de enskilda detaljerna i anläggningen, utan helheten. Den organiska mångfalden. En upplevelse av att något pågår. Ett myllrande skapande.Och jag föreställer mig att det också var vad de första odlande människorna kände. De var inte enväldiga härskare över naturen, utan jämbördiga med den. Med allt som ovan och under jord var vid liv. Adams och Evas misstag var kanske inte att de åt av kunskapens frukt, utan att de bara fick smak för en sorts frukt – den som separerade dem från allt annat levande. I en skogsträdgård uppstår inte det problemet. Där dignar kunskapens frukter i varje skrymsle och vrå.Johan Landgrenpoet och litteraturvetare LitteraturDavid Graeber & David Wengrow: Början på allt: en ny historia om mänskligheten. Översättning av Ulrika Junker Miranda. Volante, 2022.Herman Hesse: Stunder i trädgården - en idyll. Översättning av Hans Levander. FIB:s lyrikklubb, 1969.Robert Hart: Forest Gardening: Rediscovering Nature and Community in a Post-Industrial Age. Green Books, 1991.Philip Weiss & Annevi Sjöberg: Skogsträdgården: odla ätbart överallt. Hälsingbo Skogsträdgård HB, 2018.

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We are joined by Professor Sean Esbjörn-Hargens to discuss Super Experiencers, Noetic Experiences, and Nonhuman Intelligences. "Dr. Sean Esbjörn-Hargens got his PhD in Humanities focused on Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness. from the California Institute of Integral Studies. He is a recognized global leader in the application of integrative thinking and research methodologies in both academic and organizational contexts. His work is characterized by going beyond disciplines into what he calls a metadisciplinary approach. These are big picture approaches that integrate dozens of disciplines from the hard sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities." Sean's Bio: https://cihs.edu/leadership_member/sean-esbjorn-hargens-ph-d Sean Esböjn-Hargens' Links - Super Experiencers Website: https://www.exostudies.org/super-experiencer/ California Institute for Human Science (CIHS): www.cihs.edu MA and PhD program in Integral Noetic Science (with concentrations in Anomalous Studies & in UAP and Consciousness Studies): https://cihs.edu/degrees-and-programs/phd-in-integral-noetic-sciences/ https://cihs.edu/degrees-and-programs/ma-in-integral-noetic-sciences/ The Super Experiencer Pilot Survey and overview: www.superexperiencer.org The Exo Studies Institute (for public courses Sean teaches in exo studies): www.exostudies.org Our Wild Kosmos! article PDF: https://www.exostudies.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Exo_Studies-Our_Wild_Kosmos.pdf Engaging The Phenomenon Links - Clip from interview w/ Marc Gagnon on CAMP Gagnon - https://youtu.be/w0lUTSF8pfw?si=pZ6lNFYfY0PwOZqx Full CAMP Gagnon Interview w/ ETP: https://youtu.be/PZ6Nxtt4b0k?si=xP0GhQ03QxGfLx8t Matthew Cox True Crime Interviews ETP: https://youtu.be/0lODUE4Zmhs?si=qTqQ9jFQz17CmRrF Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EngagingThe?t=iEVw2QagEoCgZey4H_zT9Q&s=09 Engaging The Phenomenon Podcast: https://anchor.fm/engagingthephenomenon Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Engagingthephenomenon Support us w/ Paypal: https://paypal.me/engagingthephenomeno?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US Read Our Articles on Medium: https://medium.com/@EngagingThePhenomenon Greatly appreciate all the support!! Another way to support the channel is to share the work on social media networks! Thanks for joining us! Support The Podcast: https://anchor.fm/engagingthephenomenon/support Engaging The Phenomenon LinkTree(https://linktr.ee/EngagingThePhenomenon) We've created a Twitter account for our initiative! Follow us here to stay tuned! Inquire Anomalous YouTube: https://youtube.com/@inquireanomalous Follow Here: https://twitter.com/InquireAnomalus?t=PWi80yvgFpRVdflA_S242g&s=09 ................................ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/engagingthephenomenon/support

Avsnitt 241. Ibland förbannar vi att vi har semester på sommaren. Det sker när någonting stort inträffar i bokbranschen. Men, som alltid, inträffar det en hel del som är värt att nämnas när vi kör igång igen i augusti. Som nu. Som här där vi fastnar i två artiklar där media inte riktigt hänger med och där informationen, som många hyllar, är felaktig. Så felaktig att vi vill ha ett ord med i laget. Det gäller AI-översättningar och Författarförbundets utspel om att de kommer med en nyhet om sex-sju veckor. Ja, ja vi vet. Men vi är utvilade och grinigheten är en färskvara så vi kör. Vi pratar också, som alla andra, om Storytels nya vd, Bodil Ericsson Torp. Vilken typ av vd? För vilket uppdrag? Vi har även plats för en bagatell. Nämligen hur olika förlagsintresset är för Trumps vicepresidentkandidat J D Vance åtta år gamla bok Hillbilly Elegy. I USA är den en bra affär för alla inblandade. I Tyskland är den toxisk. Sist i vårt svep av nyheter ni kanske missade lyfter vi frågan som blev en nyhet i början av sommaren. Nämligen den höga branschkoncentrationen till Stockholm. Givetvis tycker vi att media missade en stor del av betydelsen av detta och gör en egen tolkning. Slutligen bjuder vi på ett nytt format som det kallas när man gör något inom radio/tv. Vi startar en serie med branschfolk där vi går hem till dem och pratar om vad de har för böcker i sin bokhylla. Och varför. Vad säger det om den vi pratar med? Först ut är Bokusgruppens kategoriansvarige för skönlitteratur, memoarer och biografier Esbjörn Knutsson som möter förläggaren framför sin bokhylla.   00 39         Det hände under semestern 14 10         Allt ligger i Stockholm 19 20         Vad har du i din bokhylla Esbjörn Knutsson?

Super Experiencers with Sean Esbjörn-Hargens Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, PhD, is Dean of Integral Education at the California Institute for Human Science and Program Director of the MA/PhD program in Integral Noetic Sciences which has an optional concentration in Anomalous Studies. He founded the Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. He has also authored or edited eight … Continue reading "Super Experiencers with Sean Esbjörn-Hargens"

REBOOT: Realms of Non-Human Intelligence with Sean Esbjörn Hargens Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, PhD, is Dean of Integral Education at the California Institute for Human Science and Program Director of the MA/PHD program in Integral Noetic Sciences which has an optional concentration in Anomalous Studies. He founded the Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. He has also … Continue reading "REBOOT: Realms of Non-Human Intelligence with Sean Esbjörn-Hargens"

Ännu en omfattande rapportdag är här – och Börslunch fortsätter att dissikera resultaten och kursrörelserna. Vi kikar närmare på Munters, som stiger kraftigt efter rapporten. Dystrare ser det ut för Alligo, vars rörelseresultat minskar med 20 procent. Även Tele2 ökar sin omsättning, men aktien backar något – hur ser egentligen deras framtid ut nu med nya franska ägare? Med i programmet är Esbjörn Lundevall, aktiestrateg på SEB. Vad håller han särskilt koll på dessa veckor? Dessutom får vi höra spontana reaktioner från Michael Green, vd på Handelsbanken och Nico Delvaux, vd på Assa Abloy. Det och mycket mer i dagens avsnitt av Börslunch. Programledare: Magdalena Kowalczyk

Vilka aktier på Stockholmsbörsen är mest undervärderade och därmed köpvärda och vilka är mest övervärderade och borde säljas? Det diskuteras i dagens Börslunch med gästerna Johanna Englundh från Morningstar och Esbjörn Lundevall från SEB.   Programledare: Magdalena Kowalzcyk och Jonas Malmborg

e.s.t. – Tuesday Wonderland ACT | Sept 22, 2006 1 Fading Maid Preludium 4:10 2 Tuesday Wonderland 6:30 3 The Goldhearted Miner 4:51 4 Brewery Of Beggars 8:22 5 Beggar's Blanket 2:53 6 Dolores In A Shoestand 8:52 7 Where We Used To Live 4:25 8 Eighthundred Streets By Feet 6:47 9 Goldwrap 3:59 10 Sipping On The Solid Ground 4:32 11 Fading Maid Postludium 5:08 Bass – Dan Berglund Drums, Cymbal – Magnus Öström Piano – Esbjörn Svensson Composed By, Arranged By, Performer, Producer – E.S.T. Recorded By, Mixed By – Åke Linton Recorded and mixed at Bohus Sound Recording Studios, Gothenburg, Sweden in March 2006. ℗ 2007 ACT Music + Vision GmbH + Co. KG /////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Somewhere Else Before Good Morning Susie Soho Esbjörn Svensson Trio ACT | Sept 25, 2000 ///////////////////////////////////

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Esbjörn Svensson Trio: Bemsha Swing from the album EST plays Monk Avishai Cohen at home: Punk (DNJ) RKADIA

Watch the PRE-SHOW on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyjones Sean Esbjörn-Hargens has spent his life developing “metaintegral” approaches to the fields of ecology and animal consciousness. His newest work in "exo studies" is committed to producing new meta views of what it means to be living in a multidimensional multiverse. SPONSORS https://pxg.com/danny - Get FREE shipping on all equipment. https://mudwtr.com/danny - Try it now for only $29. (that's less than $1 per cup) https://betterhelp.com/dannyjones - Get 10% off your first month. EPISODE LINKS https://twitter.com/sesbjornhargens https://www.cihs.eduhttps://www.exostudies.org FOLLOW DANNY JONES https://www.instagram.com/dannyjones https://twitter.com/jonesdanny OUTLINE 00:00 - Chris Bledsoe & alien orb sightings 08:18 - Traversing dimensions through the human mind 11:19 - The wilderness effect 18:51 - Non-human intelligence encounters & downloading knowledge 26:24 - Rosicrucianism download protocols 35:14 - NASA Astronauts were 33rd degree Freemasons 38:05 - The tragedy of Paul Bennewitz 44:52 - Do we have evidence of extraterrestrial life? 55:45 - Government remote viewing programs 58:07 - Unsettling explanation for the Roswell incident 01:07:29 - 44 implications of alien disclosure 01:15:35 - Grusch reports "football field-sized" alien craft 01:20:27 - X-ray scans of Mexico's alien mummies 01:27:58 - "Weirdness" finds the truth in alien phenomena 01:44:27 - lucid dreaming vs. alien realms 01:50:42 - Energetic implants left behind by alien abductors 01:53:20 - Why religions are ready for alien disclosure 02:04:14 - The Super Experiencer Project

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Emotional rollercoasters, impossible Neo Tokyo, perfect snares. The London-based Swedish producer/sound designer discusses three important albums.Julia's picks:Esbjörn Svensson Trio – LeucocyteAkira Yamaoka – Silent Hill 2 OSTPinecone Moonshine (label) – [PCMS 2020​.​1] Vector SpaceThe new aircode album, titled Surface Tension, is out now via Gin&Platonic. Check it out on Bandcamp. Aircode is on Bandcamp and Instagram.Donate to Crucial Listening on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/cruciallistening

Wallace Roney – Don’t Stop Me Now – 7:05 Marcus Miller; Ben Hong – I Still Believe I Hear – 7:06 Steve Gadd Band; Walt Fowler; Larry Goldings; Jimmy Johnson; Michael Landau – Africa – 8:08 Branford Marsalis – The Ruby And The Pearl – 8:53 Esbjörn Svensson Trio – Tide of Trepidation – Live […]

Ein tragischer Tag, ein trauriges Ende. Heute vor 15 Jahren starb, mitten im Schaffen und viel zu jungen Jahren, der schwedische Jazzpianist Esbjörn Svensson nach einem Tauch-Unfall. Seine Musik ist noch immer präsent. Und das besonders seit letztem Winter! Da wurden bisher unbekannte Aufnahmen von ihm veröffentlicht

Ep. 72 (Part 3 of 3) | Nicholas Hedlund & Sean Esbjörn-Hargens are big picture philosophers with extraordinary big hearts as well as big minds, dedicated to understanding how consciousness, culture, and nature relate to each other, and to forging a path for the Earth and civilization to flourish rather than fall apart. In this dialogue, the world of metatheories comes alive with urgent, purposeful meaning, because as Sean and Nick point out, integrative metatheories like Ken Wilber's integral theory and Roy Bhaskar's critical realism are the only tools that provide a useful framework for us to talk about and confront the vast web of interrelated and wicked problems we face on every level at this time. Now, we are only just beginning to understand the nature of the metacrisis—how the external crises are driven by interior crises of sensemaking and meaning making—but how do we bring everyone to the table to find solutions? How do we get the wisdom of these approaches to bear upon the crises we face? It turns out that heart connection—love, caring, and being willing to listen and to change—is a crucial, key ingredient for us to move forward in a positive way. Nick and Sean express both heartbreak and wild enthusiasm—heartbreak that our entire planetary community is so threatened and we have only a small window of time (till 2030) to transform our consciousness and culture into taking a cooperative and reverent approach to life, and enthusiasm to be alive at this pivotal time where everything hangs in the balance. Recorded December 7, 2022.“We really need both—we need big Heart to connect and be friends with each other and love each other and we need that in equal measure to big Mind.”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 3What metatheory is and what it is not: integrative metatheories explore how consciousness, culture, and nature relate to each other (01:35)Big picture models are antidotes to the single focus fallacies, single issue fallacies, single cause fallacies, and single solution fallacies (04:07)Developmentally, the majority of people are at a stage of “advanced linear thinking” and the metacrisis requires “advanced systems thinking” (05:21)People need 3 things to grow under stress instead of regress: context, pointing a way out, and being told what we can do individually (06:46)How do we communicate the urgency without invoking the psychology of fear? (09:08)The crucial window to transform the very foundations of our civilization is between now and 2030 (10:18)What can we do? We're still working on the context but we need to have a collective conversation to figure out what is the path out, or the possible paths out (11:20)A core developmental practice we can actually do is perspective taking, perspective seeking, and perspective coordinating (14:28)Ego death is all along the path; we need to keep opening up to a bigger version of ourselves (16:15)Taking perspectives is not enough (18:37)Business as usual is not going to happen—how do we create new educational systems to transform the world in the ways that are needed? (21:10)The importance of sounding our note, sitting in prayer in humility, and asking, what can I do? (25:10)Pessimism and optimism are both ego strategies to deal with uncertainty; we need to learn to...

CAB #72 Dr. Sean Esbjörn-Hargens is the Dean of Integral Education at the California Institute for Human Science, and he is a "recognized global leader in the application of integrative thinking and research methodologies in both academic and organizational contexts." Sean applies integral theory and a "meta-disciplinary" approach to the Phenomenon. He is a strong advocate for art, philosophy, creativity, and the power of the human spirit to tap into deeper layers of reality and meaning. #ufotwitter #ufos #philosophy #academia #mysticism #humanities #phenomenon #integraltheory #exostudies Dr. Sean Esbjörn-Hargens Web - https://www.cihs.edu/team/sean-esbj%C... The Superhumanities - https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/... Exo-Studies Program: https://www.exostudies.org/ CAB Podcast Network: Calling All Beings – Deb's Data Dojo – Frank the UFO Thinker – Leah Prime Coming Soon! *CAB Audio* Available on: Google Podcast Amazon Music Apple Podcast SoundCloud Stitcher Spreaker ListenNotes Podchaser Spotify PodcastAddict IHeart Radio DJ's Twitter: @Call_ALL_Beings - https://twitter.com/Call_ALL_Beings Nathan's Twitter: @AWaifSoul - https://twitter.com/AWaifSoul Deb's Twitter: @studyofUAPs - https://twitter.com/studyofUAPs & https://twitter.com/DebsDataDojo Frank's Twitter: @UFOthinker https://twitter.com/UFOthinker Frank's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/UFOthinker Leah Prime's Twitter: https://twitter.com/leahprime Matt Knapp's Twitter: https://twitter.com/BFCrossroads Show Twitter: @CallingBeings - https://twitter.com/CallingBeings CAB YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/CallingAllBeings You can also catch Nathan on: * Liminal Phrames w/ ExoAcademian: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... * Perturbations with Kelly Chase: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4yq. You can also catch Leah on: *Invisible Night School: https://www.youtube.com/@theinvisiblenightschool/streams ***If you need to talk to someone about an experience that's troubling, contact @uapmed on Twitter, or Deb @StudyofUAPs they will help*** All Music in the show from the YouTube Audio Library * Intro/Outro Music: Calling All Beings Theme Song from Charlotte @Thunder46216520 https://twitter.com/Thunder46216520 * Charlotte's Music YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ0diFCA1HHUch24LSusOsg/videos Video assets for intro/outro designed in Canva

Ep. 71 (Part 2 of 3) | Nicholas Hedlund & Sean Esbjörn-Hargens are big picture philosophers with extraordinary big hearts as well as big minds, dedicated to understanding how consciousness, culture, and nature relate to each other, and to forging a path for the Earth and civilization to flourish rather than fall apart. In this dialogue, the world of metatheories comes alive with urgent, purposeful meaning, because as Sean and Nick point out, integrative metatheories like Ken Wilber's integral theory and Roy Bhaskar's critical realism are the only tools that provide a useful framework for us to talk about and confront the vast web of interrelated and wicked problems we face on every level at this time. Now, we are only just beginning to understand the nature of the metacrisis—how the external crises are driven by interior crises of sensemaking and meaning making—but how do we bring everyone to the table to find solutions? How do we get the wisdom of these approaches to bear upon the crises we face? It turns out that heart connection—love, caring, and being willing to listen and to change—is a crucial, key ingredient for us to move forward in a positive way. Nick and Sean express both heartbreak and wild enthusiasm—heartbreak that our entire planetary community is so threatened and we have only a small window of time (till 2030) to transform our consciousness and culture into taking a cooperative and reverent approach to life, and enthusiasm to be alive at this pivotal time where everything hangs in the balance. Recorded December 7, 2022.“We really need both—we need big Heart to connect and be friends with each other and love each other and we need that in equal measure to big Mind.”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 2The difference between dialogue and debate: being willing to have one's mind changed and opening up the opportunity for real dialogue (01:23)The critical reality principle/truth that we all share one world (03:07)The call to evolve together and mature spiritually (05:14)Reasons to be optimistic and reasons to be concerned about what lies ahead: the metacrisis will be a developmental catalyst for some but not all (07:33)The integral ecology mantra: things are getting better, things are also getting worse, and the eternal nature of perfection (09:33) How can we speak to the fears of the people? The failure of liberal globalism, the rise of conservatism, and the search for higher political ground (12:01)Learning to listen to reality itself and what is being communicated by the profound intelligence of nature (15:03)What steps can we take to contribute to the full system reboot that is needed now? Cultivating the reverent heart sensibility (21:15)Applying big picture maps to addressing aspects of the metacrisis: six qualities pointing to the ways in which we need to be connected in order to make any progress (22:56) How can we all be friends? Cultivating filia, connecting heart to heart, is the secret ingredient to the success of long term collaboration (28:11)How do we scale heart connection among humans? (35:43)We need more expressive capacity as a humanity, which metatheories can help us with (37:47)Resources & References – Part 2

Ep. 70 (Part 1 of 3) | Nicholas Hedlund & Sean Esbjörn-Hargens are big picture philosophers with extraordinary big hearts as well as big minds, dedicated to understanding how consciousness, culture, and nature relate to each other, and to forging a path for the Earth and civilization to flourish rather than fall apart. In this dialogue, the world of metatheories comes alive with urgent, purposeful meaning, because as Sean and Nick point out, integrative metatheories like Ken Wilber's integral theory and Roy Bhaskar's critical realism are the only tools that provide a useful framework for us to talk about and confront the vast web of interrelated and wicked problems we face on every level at this time. Now, we are only just beginning to understand the nature of the metacrisis—how the external crises are driven by interior crises of sensemaking and meaning making—but how do we bring everyone to the table to find solutions? How do we get the wisdom of these approaches to bear upon the crises we face? It turns out that heart connection—love, caring, and being willing to listen and to change—is a crucial, key ingredient for us to move forward in a positive way. Nick and Sean express both heartbreak and wild enthusiasm—heartbreak that our entire planetary community is so threatened and we have only a small window of time (till 2030) to transform our consciousness and culture into taking a cooperative and reverent approach to life, and enthusiasm to be alive at this pivotal time where everything hangs in the balance. Recorded December 7, 2022.“We really need both—we need big Heart to connect and be friends with each other and love each other and we need that in equal measure to big Mind.”(For Apple Podcast users, click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)Topics & Time Stamps – Part 1Introducing philosophers Nicholas Hedlund & Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, who coined the term metacrisis (01:30)Nick's mystical experiences early on and awareness of the crisis the Earth is facing led him to find a way to study the big picture beyond the partial perspectives offered in different university departments (02:57)For Nick, the metacrisis is connected with his own spiritual path and the questions “Who am I?” “Why am I here?” and “What does it mean to be human at this time?” (06:34)Sean started with studying animal consciousness, then added philosophy, psychology, and biology for an interdisciplinary understanding, focusing on ways of relating to the natural world—environmental philosophy (07:10)Ken Wilber's Integral Theory brought Sean into deeper contact with nature, culture, and consciousness, and opened his heart (10:45)Nick & Sean coined the term “metacrisis” to illuminate more than simply the sum of all the crises, but also how they overlap and intertwine: the holistic complexity (13:01)Wicked problems: if we solve any of the crises, the solution grows more problems (14:45)All the crises share a network of root causes, deeper causal structures that underlie the symptoms we are experiencing—crises of interiority & spirituality, sensemaking & meaning making, are drivers of the rest (15:17)Our global problems are actually global symptoms (16:55)Nick & Sean created a big picture symposium series where scholars/practitioners familiar with Roy Bashkar's critical realism and Ken Wilber's Integral Theory (and familiar with the work of Edgar Morin, who uses the...

Note: This is the second of two conversations Andrew had with Sean Esbjörn-Hargens on Exo Studies. Join the polymath Sean Esbjörn-Hargens in a rich exploration of how Exo Studies – the study of what is outside our normal sense of reality ­­– leads to Endo (inner) discoveries. What is the relationship between inside and outside, and just how psychoactive is the Exo view? Sean talks about being constantly defeated by larger views of reality, and the importance of Right View in opening ourselves to seeing so much more of the world. We are highly contracted beings, afflicted by all manner of centricities, held under the rubric of ego-centricity. Exo studies is integral to the path of Opening Up, and expanding our horizons and potentials into dazzling new dimensions. What is the role of the subtle body, and how many subtle bodies do we have? Are these subtle bodies inside the gross body, outside of it, or both? The relationship of the subtle body to the unconscious mind is explored, and how things like mantra and visualization work to transform the subtle body. How about shadow work in relationship to these subtle bodies? Where does Bardo Yoga fit into Exo studies, and how about the central role of emptiness? Is it dangerous to explore these inner dimensions and states of consciousness; where does protection come into play?Sean talks about the trikaya (“three-body”) principle of Buddhism, and the “interstate commerce” that we can open between all three bodies: gross, subtle, and causal. All this study and practice is about establishing intimacy with reality, and creating a “united states” of consciousness. The conversation turns to the psychedelic renaissance taking place, and how we can use these agents for healing and wholing. Growth occurs through differentiation and integration, and opening the aperture of our awareness to encompass this Wild Kosmos. We live in a multidimensional multiverse, full of magic and wonder. Exo studies shows us how can we become a meta-person, or super-experiencer, and open to these wonders. This is real Edge of Mind material, sure to leave stretch marks on your mind.About Sean Esbjörn-Hargens PhD (from metaintegral.com) Sean is a global leader in the application of integrative thinking to leader development, organizational design, and mixed-methods design. In 2011 he founded MetaIntegral a social impact network that supports change leaders around the world in applying integrative principles. Sean's passion lies at the intersection of design, integral theory, and embodiment. He has published and edited numerous articles, chapters, and books. His most recent book is Metatheory for the Twenty-first Century. The MA/PhD Program Sean runs which includes a concentration in Anomalous Studies for interested students - The School of Integral Noetic Sciences: https://www.cihs.edu/school-of-integral-noetic-sciences Sean's websites: www.metaintegral.com www.exostudies.org www.whatsupwithufos.com

Abrimos con nuestra portada, esta estupenda sorpresa que es HOME.S. del gran Esbjörn Svensson, publicado a finales del 2022. Escuchamos después, el Volumen 1 del New Masada Quartet de John Zorn, de 2021. Nuestro Clásico de la Semana fue el gran Keith Jarrett al que escuchamos en este concierto en Estocolmo en 1972, restaurado y publicado este 2023. También disfrutamos con una pincelada del catálogo del sello moscovita Jazzisit, esta vez le tocó el turno a The Number Pi que a finales de 2022 publicaron Four Corners. Seguir leyendo La Montaña Rusa 10.2023. Esbjörn Svensson. New Masada Quartet. Keith Jarrett. The Number Pi. Gonzalo Del Val. Jazz Is Dead 016. en La Montaña Rusa Radio Jazz.

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P1 Kultur summerar musikens 2022 och utser årets överraskningar, trender och de bästa låtarna från året som har gått. Det blir protestsånger, EPA dunk och allt från populärmusik till klassiskt, jazz och hiphop. VIVECA BLADHS ÅRSLISTA:Årets överraskning: Shervin Hajipour Baraye Årets trend: Cleo Tjejerna Tjejerna TjejernaÅrets bästa: Rosalìa HentaiOSCAR KANGROS ÅRSLISTA:Årets överraskning: Bolaget Kan inte gåÅrets trend 1: Utsuddade genregränser som märks tydligt hos bland annat Kendrick Lamar ("United in grief"), Rosalía ("Saoko") och Sault ("Air")Årets bästa: Alex Kassian Strings of EdenMÄRET ÖHMANS ÅRSLISTA:Årets överraskning: Esbjörn Svenssons HOME.SÅrets bästa 1: Daniel Karlsson trio Climbing the ladderÅrets bästa 2: Brita Virves trio JuniperÅrets bästa 3: Samara Joy Linger awhilePETTER HALLÉNS ÅRSLISTA:Årets överraskning: Glorilla F.N.F.Årets trend: Favé UrusÅrets bästa: Asme PoppisSARA NORLINGS ÅRSLISTA:Årets överraskning: Else Marie Pade The Orchestral Album: Christina Åstrand, violin, Michael Frank Möller, trumpet, Malmö Operaorkester, Joachim Gustafsson, dirigentÅrets trend 1: Baroque Concertos with Recorders Treasures from Swedish Collections. Emelie Roos, blockflöjt, Höör BarockÅrets trend 2: Carl Nielsen & Jean Sibelius Violinkonserter: Johan Dalene, violin, Kungliga Filharmonikerna, John Storgårds, dirigentÅrets bästa: Caroline Shaw Evergreen. Attacca QuartetProgramledare: Lisa Wall Producent: Saman Bakhtiari

Nils Landgren, Esbjörn Svensson, Victoria Tolstoi, Heinz Sauer, Michael Wollny, und viele viele mehr, sie gehören zur ACT-Familie, die einst von Siggi Loch gegründet wurde (Foto). Das Plattenlabel mit Sitz in München und Berlin kultiviert einen großen Familien-Spirit unter seinen Künstlerinnen und Künstlern. 2022 feiert das Label 30. Geburtstag und mit stilistisch äußerst vielfältigen Jazzalben bereichert es die Szene. Ein Label-Portrait von Ulrich Habersetzer.

Playlist : Ultra Natural de Move 78 sur l’album Automated Improvisation Desire de Hiromi, the trio project sur l’album Voice Zeta de Esbjörn Svensson sur l’album HOME?.?S. Mob Job de Tyshawn Sorey sur l’album The Off?-?Off Broadway Guide to Synergism The Antidote is in the Poison de GoGo Penguin sur l’EP Between Two Waves Nature Boy […] L'article Jazz Story | 13 décembre 2022 est apparu en premier sur Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM.

Tributes to Abdul Wadud, Paul Motian, Albert Mangelsdorff and Johnny Hodges, the power of post-production, the music meditations of Surya Botofasina and more, in this wide-ranging edition of Mondo Jazz. The playlist features Tom Skinner; Chelsea Carmichael, Shabaka Hutchings; Petter Eldh, Savannah Harris; Esbjörn Svensson; Jakob Bro, Joe Lovano; Brûlez Les Meubles; Owen Broder; Agnas, Ståhl, Flaten, Texas; More Better; Surya Botofasina. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/16663757/Mondo-Jazz (from "The Journey" onward). Happy listening!

Arnaud a trouvé le titre avant de trouver le sujet, et Anthony apprécie énormément cette ironie. Arnaud s'inquiète de sa tendance procrastinatrice, alors il étudie la méthode Pomodoro. Anthony utilise cette méthode depuis quelques années, mais ne connait aucun meilleur antidote à la procrastination que son habitude de noter tout ce qu'il fait. Pour autant qu'il faille trouver un antidote à la procrastination.RéférencesHors-sujetPontiac Ventura« Two Great Things in MacOS Ventura » (Pixel Envy)Regarder30 RockMaison de retraiteMaigretÉcouterNonante-Cinq La Suite (Angèle)HOME.S. (Esbjörn Svensson)(Non, Keith Jarrett n'est pas mort, mais ne peut plus jouer de piano depuis deux accidents vasculaires cérébraux en 2018.)Trio of Trios (Charles Lloyd)Sonos S.A.N.T.A. IndexLire« “On est en train de devenir complètement nunuche” : comment l'exigence de bienveillance empoisonne les relations sociales » (Le Monde)Le noble art de la brouille (Matthias Debureaux)Courrier international« Good for nothing » (Thoughts on Writing)« Links on Culture - November 2022 » (Culture: An Owner's Manual)AcheterDisney Dreamlight ValleyTwelve South HiRise ProIKEA BarometerIKEA NymåneMarset FollowMeMarset FuniculíLe sujet principal« Pomodoro : comment une tomate m'aide à mieux travailler » (Zinzolin)« Penser, c'est déjà écrire » (Zinzolin)« How a Pomodoro timer app helped me regain my focus » (The Verge)Flow« Make logs not lists » (Korede Aderele) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:54:37 - Esbjorn Svensson, avec Eva Svensson (invitée) - par : Alex Dutilh - Parution de “HOME.S.”, le premier album en piano solo - inédit et posthume - d'Esbjörn Svensson, chez ACT. - réalisé par : Fabien Fleurat

„Codziennie dzieją się na świecie rzeczy, których nie da się wytłumaczyć na podstawie znanych nam praw” – tymi słowami portugalskiego poety, Olga Tokarczuk rozpoczyna swoją nową powieść. W czerwcowym Raporcie o książkach podążymy szlakiem „Empuzjonu”, a ten wiedzie przez Dolny Śląsk, sanatorium w Sokołowsku, skąd droga prowadzi prosto na „Czarodziejską Górę”. Nowa powieść polskiej noblistki jest bowiem literackim dialogiem z Tomaszem Mannem. Choroba, śmierć, ciało – to motywy, które w literaturze pięknej są punktem wyjścia do snucia historii o wolności, Bogu, miłości. W programie choroba – jako fatum – pojawi się też w ujęciu publicystycznym i politycznym, w nowej książce znakomitego szkockiego historyka Nialla Fergusona. Jak napisać powieść poetycką, a nie kryminalną o seryjnej zabójczyni? Na to pytanie odpowie norweska pisarka Victoria Kielland, autorka książki "Moi mężczyźni". Zaprasza Agata Kasprolewicz Audycję prowadzi: Agata Kasprolewicz Realizuje: Kris Wawrzak Fragmenty literackie czyta: Olga Sarzyńska Autor rozmowy z Niallem Fergusonem: Dariusz Rosiak Goście: Ryszard Koziołek Niall Ferguson Victoria Kielland Książki: Tomasz Mann - Czarodziejska góra Olga Tokarczuk - Empuzjon Joseph Heller - Nie ma się z czego śmiać Niall Ferguson - Fatum, polityka i katastrofy współczesnego świata Victoria Kielland - Moi mężczyźni Rozkład jazdy: (2:11) Anna Maria Jopek - Cyraneczka (6:48) Tomasz Mann "Czarodziejska Góra" czyta Olga Sarzyńska (13:40) Rozmowa z Ryszardem Koziołkiem o "Empuzjonie" Olgi Tokarczuk (20:16) Olga Tokarczuk "Empuzjon" (26:06) Rozmowa z Ryszardem Koziołkiem o "Empuzjonie" Olgi Tokarczuk (52:05) Joseph Heller "Nie ma się z czego śmiać" (57:21) Rozmowa Dariusza Rosiaka z Niallem Fergusonem (1:34:19) Podziękowania (1:38:53) Björk - Human Behaviour (1:43:02) Rozmowa z Victorią Kielland o książce "Moi mężczyźni" (2:02:50) Do usłyszenia (2:03:16) Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Goldwrap

Alex Skolnick has been a guitar hero since the age of fifteen when he became lead guitarist for the Berkley, CA thrash metal institution Testament. It's no wonder: his teacher was none other than virtuoso Joe Satriani who, in his years as an instructor, also taught Steve Vai, Charlie Hunter, and Metallica's Kirk Hammett. Skolnick has also been a member of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and was named one of the greatest guitarists of all time as well as one of the fastest guitarists of all time by Guitar World Magazine. Skolnick also plays world music and jazz that ranges far afield from what he writes with Testament. Since 2000, he has recorded five records of nimble and engaging original work with The Alex Skolnick Trio which is simply fantastic. Skolnick dropped in to discuss his storied career with Testament, taking the leap into jazz as a metalhead, the cosmic era of Miles Davis, and the jazz group and record that changed his life: Esbjörn Svensson Trio's Seven Days of Falling. EST was a piano-double bass-drums trio formed in 1993 that blurred genres, merging classical, rock, pop, and techno into an inimitable sound that broke the conventional boundaries of what modern jazz can be. Seven Days of Falling, recorded in 2003, is considered the group's most artful work, charting simultaneously on the pop and jazz charts in Sweden, a milestone for an instrumental album. We paired this singular, beautiful, moody masterpiece with a stark wine like no other: Recaredo Terrers, Brut Nature Cava 2017. This Spanish sparkling wine has been produced in the traditional hands-on manner since 1924, from organic grapes aged five years on the lees (spent yeast cells used in fermentation), giving the wine sumptuous depth. Typically this imbues sparkling wine with yeast and cream flavors but this wine has none of that. Brut Nature indeed, this zero dosage cava (no further wine/sweetening added in the fermentation process) is crisp, clean, and biting, like a white wine razor across the palette. Guest: Guitarist Alex Skolnick (Testament, The Alex Skolnick Trio) Album: Essbjörn Svensson Trio, Seven Days of Falling Wine: Recaredo Terrers, Brut Nature Cava 2017

Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, PhD, is Dean of Integral Education at the California Institute for Human Science and Program Director of the MA/PHD program in Integral Noetic Sciences which has an optional concentration in Anomalous Studies. He founded the Journal of Integral Theory and Practice. He has also authored or edited eight books including: Integral Ecology (co-authored … Continue reading "Realms of Non-Human Intelligence with Sean Esbjörn-Hargens"