Podcasts about everything is a remix

Is there such a thing as an original idea? What if everything were actually a remix?Episode Summary In this episode, I'm exploring the fascinating concept of creativity with filmmaker, educator, and speaker Kirby Ferguson.Kirby is best known for his groundbreaking video series “Everything Is A Remix,” which delves into the idea that creativity is all about copying, transforming, and combining existing ideas to form something new. During our conversation, Kirby shares his insights into how creativity works and why understanding the remixing process can make us better creators and more appreciative consumers of culture. Kirby discusses various examples from his series, highlighting how iconic works in film, music, and technology are often built on the foundations laid by others. He also brings a fresh perspective on the intersection of creativity and technology, focusing on the role of artificial intelligence. The discussion touches on how AI is changing creative work, the ethical implications of machine-generated art, and Kirby's thoughts on the future of AI in creative industries. You'll hear a nuanced understanding of creativity's hidden connections and how embracing the remixing process can relieve the pressure to be original. Whether you're an artist, a technologist, or simply someone interested in the evolution of ideas, this episode offers a thought-provoking journey through the world of creativity. Guest Biography Kirby Ferguson describes himself as a filmmaker, educator, and speaker, best known for his viral video series “Everything Is A Remix,” which originally ran from 2010 to 2012. The series explores the idea that creativity is a process of copying, transforming, and combining existing ideas.Following the success of the original series, Kirby released an updated version in 2022-2023.He has spoken at TED, Google, Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu, among other prestigious venues. Kirby's work continues to focus on creativity, media, and the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in these fields. Timestamped Summary of Key Points [00:00:00] Introduction to the episode and guest, Kirby Ferguson.[00:01:00] Kirby's background and the impact of “Everything Is A Remix.”[00:02:00] The nature of creativity and how everything is a remix. [00:03:00] Kirby's updated series and ongoing projects. [00:04:00] The genesis of “Everything Is A Remix” and the concept of remixing in creativity. •[00:05:00] Examples of remixing in film, music, and technology.[00:08:00] The pressure to be original and the value of remixing.[00:09:00] The role of eclecticism and broad experiences in creativity.[00:12:00] The connection between creativity and analogy. [00:16:00] The challenge of being a generalist and finding connections across domains.[00:19:00] The balance between novelty and familiarity in creative work. [00:23:00] AI's role in creativity and the controversy surrounding it. [00:30:00] The ethical implications of AI-generated art. [00:34:00] Kirby's views on the future of AI in creative industries.[00:45:00] The practical uses of AI in creative work.[00:54:00] The importance of understanding AI's limitations. [01:01:00] How Kirby's insights apply to compliance and human risk. Links MentionedEverything Is A Remix website including Kirby's courses - www.everythingisaremix.info. Kirby on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirbyferguson/Kirby's TED Talk 'Embrace The Remix' - https://www.ted.com/talks/kirby_ferguson_embrace_the_remix?subtitle=enQueen & David Bowie 'Under Pressure' - https://open.spotify.com/track/6suU8oBlW4O2pg88tOXgHo?si=3249601d4212498bVanilla Ice 'Ice ice Baby' that uses a sample of 'Under Pressure' - https://open.spotify.com/track/3XVozq1aeqsJwpXrEZrDJ9?si=0c3305b283b84c13 Related Episodes of the Human Risk Podcast 1. Ian Leslie on Conflict - https://www.humanriskpodcast.com/ian-leslie-on-conflict-/2. Interview with ChatGPT - https://www.humanriskpodcast.com/chat-gpt-3-on-ai-human-risk/

In this episode, host Cathy Hackl and guest host Lee Kebler talk about the launch of Apple Vision Pro and continue their conversations around spatial computing. They segway into AI with talks of Taylor Swift deepfakes and possible legislation to protect against deepfakes. They also discuss robots and haptics and why “personas”, a reflection of you, works for a 3D presence. Producer Lily Snyder brings you the Dispatch from the Fringe. Come for the tech, stay for the magic.Show Notes:Taylor Swift deepfakes spark calls in Congress for new legislationThe Tremendous Yet Troubled State of Gaming in 2024Robot avatar lets people see and feel things remotely through VRHow TikTok created a new accent – and why it might be the future of EnglishYour Satellite Needs a Tow? Call the Semi Trucks of SpaceSubscribe and Share:www.adweek.com/podcasts/tech-magic/Cathy Hackl on LinkedInLee Kebler on LinkedInLily Snyder on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the world of Innovation and Leadership with Jess Larsen as he interviews Kirby Ferguson, an acclaimed filmmaker, writer, and speaker. Find out what sparked Ferguson's smash hit series, "Everything is a Remix," and discover how his work has revolutionized the film industry with praise from the likes of Adam Savage, Damon Lindelof, and Clay Shirky. Tune in to witness the inspiring story! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Billy Oppenheimer is a writer. He is also the research assistant for Ryan Holiday. In this conversation, we spoke about the future of AI and writing, playing the long game, why everything is a remix, what he learned driving Robert Greene from the airport, and why the work is the win. (0:00) Intro (3:02) Uncle Bill (6:09) Ryan Holiday (14:21) Research (19:11) Writing Process (22:41) Coffee Cup Theory of AI (26:01) Improving Taste (30:51) ChatGPT (35:02) Creativity (37:09) The Nerdy Dopamine Pathway (41:20) How To Get Lucky (46:09) Rick Rubin Connection (50:00) Goal Setting? (51:49) The Work Is The Win (54:02) Robert Greene (1:04:02) Be Okay Being The Freak (1:07:24) Play The Long Game (1:08:31) What Do You Admire? (1:12:42) What Does Billy Love About Writing? (1:15:45) Everything Is A Remix (1:17:01) Falcon Oath (& Exploration) (1:21:03) Challenges Resources The Cup of Coffee Theory of AI – https://every.to/p/the-cup-of-coffee-theory-of-ai First We Read, Then We Write – https://www.amazon.com/First-We-Read-Then-Write/dp/1587297930 I Can't Make This Up by Kevin Hart – https://www.amazon.com/Cant-Make-This-Up-Lessons/dp/1501155571 Billy's Rick Rubin Thread – https://twitter.com/bpoppenheimer/status/1596600415067537409 Fluke by Morgan Housel – https://collabfund.com/blog/fluke Billy's Links Six at 6 Newsletter: https://billyoppenheimer.com/newsletter Twitter: https://twitter.com/bpoppenheimer My Links ✉️ Newsletter: https://dannymiranda.substack.com

Links and Show NotesFederico's Pick:Everything Is a Remix, Part 4 by Kirby FergusonWebsite featuring the entire series as well as This Is Not a Conspiracy TheoryJohn's Pick:BlancTrailerFollow us on MastodonFederico ViticciJohn VoorheesFollow us on InstagramFederico ViticciJohn Voorhees

Kirby through his work has lifted pressure from the minds of so many creatives. Everything that needs to be said under the sun has been said, then what do we do, can we never be original? You can be by infusing your work with your personality, your zing, your unique take on it. Nobody can be you, they don't have the same life experiences as you, they haven't lived your life story, your life moments, they might have similar lifes but not the same. .Everything is a remix zooms in on the idea that nothing is original, we might think that this is me who created this but if someone would break it down, trace it back we might come across the underlying source of inspiration. The idea is don't stress on being original, feel free to copy, combine, and transform. Keep creating, be in motion, execute, get inspired. Follow your bliss, because in the zone of motion some day you will see your unique concoction of creation.Follow Kirby's Work On:Website: https://www.everythingisaremix.info/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirbyferguson/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/KirbyFerguson*************************************************************************My Social Handles:Wish I Knew That Before!:https://www.instagram.com/wishiknewthatbefore/Amit Pandey: https://www.instagram.com/itsamit_pandey/*************************************************************************Share the podcast with someone whom you think would benefit from listening to it and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe! Thank you.  Show Notes:NOTE: Wish I Knew That Before! interviewing and editing style is heavily inspired by Impact Theory by Tom Bilyeu, he is a great inspiration.Logo Designer: Shriya Seshadri @shriya.seshadriThumbnail Designer: Riddhi Sangani @sangani.riddhiGrateful For Immense Support: Friends & Family (Co-Creators of the Show)⁣Timestamps:0:00​ - Intro3:54 - What does it means to be an artist?6:17 - Being Best vs Being Popular12:26 - 1000 True Fans15:14 - Dealing with Online Negativity19:40 - You are Not your Art22:40 - Going Niche vs No Niche31:40 - What is Everything is a Remix?39:40 - Don't Start From a Blank Canvas!43:08 - Don't Idolize Your Heros.48:13 - Wish I Knew That Before!

Stepping up to the mic for Season 3 Episode 8 of Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is Oli Amos, a young photographer and videographer from Cape Town who has long intrigued us with his punchy Instagram feed and slick video edits. Oli sat down with Jess to explain how he shoots both stills and videos for festival aftermovies at the same time, how he edits his gorgeous photographs, and what it was like to meet South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa. In this episode, Jess and Oli mention the following: The documentary "Everything Is A Remix", which changed Jess' view on creativity and originalitySam Kolder, who is currently Oli's main source of inspirationSouth African creative, Dan Mace, who Oli worked with for a seasonBlackmagic's DaVinci Resolve editor The DJI Air 2S droneFind Oli online: His professional InstagramHis personal InstagramHis TikTokWHAT WE DOEmpowering the creativity of visual professionals and hobbyists alike at Orms Direct All things printing, framing, and photobooks at Orms Print Room & Framing Inspiring and educating the creatives of the future at Orms CTSP Find more Orms content online: The Orms InstagramThe OrmsTV YouTube channel Orms on Facebook The Orms Connect Blog Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is produced and hosted by Orms Content Manager Jess Young. It is edited by Sam Wilson, our Audiovisual Content Producer.

Stepping up to the mic for Season 3 Episode 7 of Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is Talya Brockmann, a young Cape Town-based film photographer who is carving out a niche with her instantly recognisable analogue images featuring European-esque compositions of swimwear. Talya joined us to discuss the transition from shooting on digital to shooting on film, working with models and brands, and film photography hacks. In this episode, Jess and Talya mention the following: This past episode of Orms Air where Jess discussed the notion that no ideas are original. The documentary "Everything Is A Remix", which changed Jess' life. The photographers Cameron Hammond, Purienne, and Brydie Mack, whose work greatly influenced Talya's signature style. Find Talya online: Her photography InstagramHer personal Instagram Her website WHAT WE DOEmpowering the creativity of visual professionals and hobbyists alike at Orms Direct All things printing, framing, and photobooks at Orms Print Room & Framing Inspiring and educating the creatives of the future at Orms CTSP Find more Orms content online: The Orms InstagramThe OrmsTV YouTube channel Orms on Facebook The Orms Connect Blog Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is produced and hosted by Orms Content Manager Jess Young. It is edited by Sam Wilson, our Junior Audiovisual Content Producer.

Humans are inherent copy machines. Emulation is how we learn to walk, talk and navigate the world. But when it comes to ideas—especially ones we deem “original”—things are different. We become hyper critical of imitation and resent anything close to a copy of our own. Obsessing over ideological ownership. But what we don't do, is turn that critical lens on ourself. Copy, transform, and combine. According to Kirby Ferguson, this is the recipe for creativity. Kirby is a filmmaker, speaker, and writer. You probably know him best from his acclaimed documentary, Everything is a Remix. You can watch it for free on YouTube and we promise that it will change that way you think about originality And maybe help you let go of that inner critic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everything is copied - although Apple didn't copy as much from Xerox as most people say.Audio source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJPERZDfyWc (the full 4 part documentary is an inspiring watch)

Topics: Alex Jones, Justin Bieber, Voltron, This Is Not A Conspiracy Theory, Everything Is A Remix, Definition, Mind Breaker, American History, Revolution, Declaration of Independence, Illuminati, Q, Religiosity, Proof, Order, Nihilism, Rules, Auto, Exponent...

As you guys know, I recently enrolled in a high level Copywriting & Sales Funnel certification. It's one of the best things I've ever done. This week, I learnt something that was a true eye opener... Everything is a remix. What does that mean exactly? Well, simply.. every idea, every song, every book, every show, every movie.. (including Star Wars) is not really an original idea, but simply a remix of something before it. I had no idea that George Lucas drew a lot of his original inspiration from the Flash Gordan series as a child.. and that he actually wanted to make a Flash Gordan movie.. (but he was able to secure the rights, so he made Star Wars instead). Go and watch the YouTube clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJPERZDfyWc This helped me realise that as a Copywriting/Sales Funnel builder, we can leverage inspiration and ideas from everything around us. It takes the pressure off our shoulders and allows us to consume for new and exciting concepts. I would love to know what you thought of the video. Drop a comment on my website! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/copycoffee/support

For episode six of the podcast, we have Colorado-based artist, Meta Sarmiento. Meta is an artist that specializing in emcee-ing, poetry, and speaking. He was originally based in Guam, and now takes his art outside of his hometown. I had the pleasure of meeting Meta earlier this year, and we had this space to dig deeper into his story. We went from his origins in Guam and the catalyst that helped him get his art off the ground, eventually leading him to an international stage. Some of the heavier points we touched upon were the fogs that artists go through, and what it means to be your most authentic self. Shout out again to Meta for being such a dope guest. Make sure to peep Meta's work on YouTube and Spotify!

Are you a creative individual? If so, how are you using your creativity in this currently challenging time? Today, we’re excited to introduce you to an incredible woman, Alexandra Jamieson. Alex is an artist, a creative, and a phenomenal coach to women who are bringing their creative natures to light and discovering who they want to be.  Today, Alex talks to us about how to accept that you are creative, how to be creative, and how to keep using your creativity in the challenging situation that we all find ourselves in, right now. She also talks about the new book that she has co-authored with her husband, called Radical Alignment, to help partners communicate more effectively. Stay tuned to find out more! Alex has done many different things in her career, and for the last twenty years, she has mainly been a coach and a writer. Over the years, there has been a constant evolution of what it means to her to be a writer and a coach. And the specific tools that she uses, and what she talks about, have also been developing and progressing over time. Be sure to listen in today, to find out how Alex uses her creativity to help other women discover their creative sides and find out who they really are. Show highlights: Alex loves that her work allows her to be very creative and keeps her constantly learning. Recently, there has been a creative spin on the work that Alex is doing to help women to release their inner creativity. Alex talks about where her passion for the creative comes from. Alex was painting watercolor for ten years before anyone else knew she was painting. She discusses why she chose to paint watercolor. Alex believes that every human is creative. We are given a lot of misleading information from a very young age. The responsibility that comes with owning your creativity. The difficulties that women, as creatives, face in our male-dominated society. The arts bring more money into America than agriculture and transportation do. Creative thinking and leadership skills are highlighted as the most important skills for leadership training in corporate America. Creative thinking skills are vital when having to adapt or create new ways of doing things for everyone. Alex is now convinced that her art matters. Talking about grief and creativity. Your feelings are key to finding a clear and creative space within yourself. Alex discusses her morning practice. Having a “bliss spot” for practicing your creativity without interruptions. Keep communicating. It’s very important. Alex shares a great tool for communication, called The All In Method, from her new book, Radical Alignment, which will be coming out in August. To be fully accepted for who you are is truly a great gift! You have to be willing to be bad at something before you get good at it. Links and resources: Alex’s website - https://alexandrajamieson.com/  For Alex’s values worksheets, go to https://alexandrajamieson.com/values  Alex on Instagram - @deliciousalex To get a free chapter of Alex’s new book, Radical Alignment, go to www.radicalalignmentbook.com    Recommended Youtube video – Everything Is A Remix  Recommended Book: On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Steven King

A conversation with Filmmaker Kirby Ferguson, about his documentary series, Everything is a Remix and This is Not a Conspiracy Theory. We discuss creativity, conspiracies, systems, rules, complexity, and changing your worldview. Show notes: KirbyFerguson.com Everything is a Remix This is Not a Conspiracy Theory Goodie Bag Copy This Re:Create Coalition The Remix Method – Where do you get an idea? The Game of Life Aphantasia Support the podcast

Producer Jess Semple and host Rachel Reeves are back and this week are discussing the terribly unoriginal notion that no ideas are truly original. Stick around to find out why none of your ideas are original and why it really doesn't matter.Jess and Rachel reference the following videos, articles and books in this episode:Everything Is A Remix by Kirby Ferguson Steal Like An Artist by Austin KleonAre You Unknowingly Committing Plagiarism? by Jamie Windsor How Sampling Transformed Music, a TED Talk by Mark RonsonYour Brain Can't Create New Ideas by Thoughty2Why YOUR IDEA’S NOT ORIGINAL (and what YOU can do about it) by Jamie WindsorThe YouTuber Copying David Dobrik | Cryptomnesia by Psych IRLThe Movies That Influenced Call Me By Your Name by Nerdwriter1Why Is Nothing Original Anymore? by Channel AwesomeSteal like An Artist: Austin Kleon at TEDxKCHow To Be Creative: Steal Like Tarantino by StorytellersHave feedback? We'd love to hear it! Get in touch with us by emailing ormsair@orms.co.za______________________________________________________________________________Want to know more about Orms?ORMS IS FOR EVERYONEOrms services extend beyond the needs of photographers alone. We’ve helped everyone from photobook creators to graphic designers, artists, interior decorators and more, to turn a single creative spark into something tangible - something to be proud of. WHEN WE SAY “ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS,” WE MEAN IT. Born from the commitment to evolving with the needs of photographers of every level, Orms Print Room & Framing is what ultimately set us apart from your average photography store. It’s our way of bringing your prized work to life, and keeping creativity alive through excellence and craftsmanship.

Today, I want to share with you fifteen books that will benefit every church leader. The twist? None of these books are written by church leaders themselves. Instead, the authors are business leaders, financial experts, FBI hostage negotiators, NAVY Seals, and more. And while their vocations may differ from yours, that’s the point! Because the wisdom within these books is applicable anywhere. And by the end of this episode, you’ll surely have a couple of new books to add to your reading list.   ***VISIT THE FULL POST HERE: https://prochurchtools.com/15-secular-books-church-leaders-should-read/    What's In This Session? Moneyball example (0:39) Everything Is A Remix (2:02) #1. Tuesday’s with Morrie, Mitch Albom (3:21) #2. Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink (4:08) #3. One Minute Manager, Ken Blanchard (4:54) #4. The E-Myth Revisited, Michael E. Gerber (5:25) #5. It Doesn’t Have To Be Crazy At Work, Jason Fried (7:18) #6. An astronauts guide to life on earth, Chris Hadfield (7:57) #7. Atomic Habits, James Clear - Habits determine your destiny (9:00) #8. The Power Of Habit, Charles Duhigg (9:02) #9. Never Split The Difference, Chris Voss (10:10) #10. I Will Teach You To Be Rich, Ramit Sethi (12:14) #11. The Latte Factor, David Bach (13:40) #12. The Little Book Of Common Sense Investing, John Bogle (15:30) #13. Steal The Show, Michael Port (17:49) #14. Abundance, Peter Diamandis - A case for optimism (18:57) #15. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, CS Lewis (19:38)   Show Notes & Resources Mentioned: Pro Church Tools Pro Church Tools on Facebook Pro Church Tools on YouTube Brady Shearer on Instagram Brady Shearer on Twitter Alex Mills on Instagram    

Summary In this episode of the Law & Wit podcast, host Brittany Ratelle goes a little off the path of legal topics to share an important message for all creators. While there is a time and place for copyright and trademark, there is also a place for understanding that in a sense, everything is a remix and that's OK. This message is helpful for both new creative entrepreneurs that are struggling to get started because they think all businesses have been done already, and those that have had something they've created ripped off. In this episode you will learn: Why you need to watch your influences and sometimes step away from them entirely The importance of knowing your WHY and building your brand 5 Things you can choose to think when something you created is copied When you should draw the line in the sand Get my handout for the "5 THOUGHT UPGRADES WHEN SOMEONE RIPS OFF YOUR STUFF"  LINKS Episode 11: What to do When People Steal Your Stuff The Build an Awesome Brand Workshop - The Alison Show (Disclosure: AFFILIATE LINK because I like solving your branding problems AND making money) Episode Handout Freebie   FREE RESOURCES Listen and subscribe to Law & Wit on iTunes, Overcast, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio & lawandwit.com Interested in working with Brittany for one-on-one legal services? Sign up for a free 20-min phone consult at brittanyratelle.com/services. Want an attorney-drafted, industry-tested legal template for your business? Snag something for your creative business at creativecontracts.co. Want a free LEGAL checklist to get your creative business legit? Download HERE and get access to my newsletter with tips and tricks for YOUR growing creative business. Or get my quick tips and trick by connecting on Instagram.

Une très bonne série sur le sujet de l'originalité et du plagiat :  https://www.everythingisaremix.info/ Les vidéos de Seb la Frit et du Réglement, en question dans la vidéo:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGF3zxXqldg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKQJ4TK1SHU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9iqeiVM2BE Cet épisode a été initialement publié le 12/02/2019 sur ma chaîne Youtube, dans le cadre d'un défi, un mois de radio, sous forme de chroniques protéiformes de 5 minutes, enregistrées tous les jours de février 2019. Retrouvez tous les épisodes originaux sur Youtube : www.youtube.com/channel/UCb2mWblgMQ6sF5m29wEsVYA Et suivez toutes mes autres aventures sur Facebook et Instagram ! www.facebook.com/JacobToutCourt www.instagram.com/kob.gif/ 

Nothing is Original, I can up with this Topic because of Steal Like An Artist By Austin Klein, Everything Is A Remix by Kirby Ferguson “Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Devour old films, new films, music, books, paintings, photographs, poems, dreams, random conversations, architecture, bridges, street signs, trees, clouds, bodies of water, light, and shadows. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is non-existent. And don’t bother concealing your thievery - celebrate it if you feel like it. In any case, always remember what Jean-Luc Godard said: “It’s not where you take things from - it’s where you take them to." Jim Jarmusch Go ahead and Grab the Book Steal Like An Artist & watch the Everything Is A Remix video. I also have taken a class at the Los Angelas Film School and realize that all the Hollywood movies are creating pretty much the same thing. I Learn that in TransMedia class with Howard Huston. The Bible even says this. "There is nothing new under the sun (Ecclesiastes) 1:9 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be, and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.” So don't worry about being original keeping creating. Also, read my blog post as well! The Horror Of Facing The Blank Page My website: www.jaronmitchell.com Sponsors: Affiliate Institute How To Start A New Career And Work Anywhere In The World As A Freelance Digital Marketer Without Being A Tech Wizard...Discover the proven formula I have personally used to work anywhere in the world as a digital freelancer, so you can trade the 9-5 grind for a life filled with freedom. www.jaronmitchellmasterclass.com PoFoaks!: www.pofoaks.com Become my patron: www.patreon.com/jaronmitchell MANGA: Fa♊️en The Son Of Synn (Fallen The Son of Synn) Debut June 1st, 2022 Chapter 1: The Sons Of Synn Fallen & Trynn Lost Soul Arc Read Synopsis: https://www.jaronmitchell.com/fallenthesonofsynn Social Media: Facebook: @jaronwmitchell Instagram: @jaronwmitchell Twitter: @jaronwmitchell Snapchat: @jaronwmitchell Subscribe to my Youtube: @jaronmitchell Periscope: @jaronwmitchell Artstation: @jaronmitchell Animatedbuzz: @jaronwmitchell --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jaronmitchell/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jaronmitchell/support

Shownotes: http://fizzleshow.co/282 Have you ever shared ideas with colleagues, a mentor or a student? Has this become a point of concern around originality, ownership or intellectual property? How do we go about navigating these potentially dangerous waters? We at Fizzle are all too familiar with the perils of these types of feelings but we are also here to tell you how you can get past these issues and transcend the games of jealousy and possessiveness. In this episode we begin by unpacking the different ways in which we can run in trouble over the ownership of ideas. From there, the discussion turns to some rumination on the freedom of ideas and we look at the history of jazz as a great example of legacy, tradition and individuality. We also talk about how the communication and reproduction of similar ideas can lead to a rising tide for everyone and how generosity and grace can beget great rewards. A big takeaway from the talk is how reliant any type of culture or progress is on the borrowing and reinterpretation of ideas. With that in mind we want to inspire you to command and negotiate these areas with joy and openness for your and others' success. Tune in to hear it all! Key Points From This Episode: • Community over competition and the sharing of ideas. [0:06:12.4] • Our fears around upsetting our teachers and collaborators. [0:08:41.2] • The spirit of creativity, jazz and the borrowing of ideas. [0:12:19.7] • The two different views on the limits of intellectual property. [0:16:53.6] • Culture or the history of who is borrowing from whom. [0:19:27.4] • The rising tide and the insecurity of intellectual possessiveness. [0:25:29.2] • Leadership, stepping back and allowing others to shine. [0:31:21.8] • The link between generosity and your own success. [0:35:03.5] • Understanding the relationship from both points of view. [0:39:21.2] • A commitment to honesty and working through difficulty. [0:45:24.2] • The continual opportunity for succeeding together with collaborators. [0:51:33.1] • And much more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: • Fizzle — https://fizzle.co/ • Everything Is A Remix — https://www.everythingisaremix.info/ • Star Wars — https://www.starwars.com/ • Akira Kurosawa — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000041/ • Courage and Clarity — https://www.courageandclarity.com/ • Corbett Barr on Twitter — https://twitter.com/CorbettBarr • Chase Reeves on Twitter — https://twitter.com/chase_reeves • Miles Davis — https://www.milesdavis.com/ • John Coltrane — https://www.allmusic.com/artist/john-coltrane-mn0000175553 • Wes Montgomery — http://www.wesmontgomery.com/home/ • Thelonius Monk — https://www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2017/nov/06/get-inside-the-music-the-ineffable-genius-of-thelonious-monk • Maria Popova — https://www.brainpickings.org/ • Austin Kleon — https://austinkleon.com/ • Brené Brown — https://brenebrown.com/ • Elizabeth Gilbert — https://www.elizabethgilbert.com/ • Glennon Doyle — https://www.thecut.com/2018/04/glennon-doyle-is-coming-to-get-the-white-women.html • Rob Bell — https://robbell.com/ • Derek Halpern — https://socialtriggers.com/ • Rudyard Kipling — https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/rudyard-kipling • StoryBrand — https://storybrand.com/ • Science of People — https://www.scienceofpeople.com/ • Robin Williams — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000245/ • The Art of Low Competition Business Ideas — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/the-art-of-low-competition-business-ideas-fs129 • The Difference — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/the-difference-copying-your-mentors-vs-becoming-your-best-self • Gary Vaynerchuk — https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/ • Gary Vaynerchuk's 3 Most Power Strategies for Getting More… — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/gary-vaynerchuk-on-getting-more-visitors • Start A Blog That Matters Course — https://fizzle.co/start-a-blog-that-matters • Fizzle 80/20 Copywriting Guide — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/writing-copy-for-web • Fizzle Try 5 — http://fizzle.co/try5 • Fizzle Toolkit — https://fizzle.co/toolkit • Fizzle Goals Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/goals • Fizzle Journaling Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/journal • Fizzle Roadmap — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/small-business-roadmap-1-clarity • Fizzle Craft + Commerce — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/craft-commerce • Fizzle Project Management for Entrepreneurs — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/project-management-for-entrepreneurs • Energizer Planning Method Episode — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/energizer-planning-method-get-year-back-track-fs215 • 15 Minute Weekly Planner —https://www.courageandclarity.com/plan/

The Culture of Business ... "Real-Life Wonder Woman" With the news of Gal Gadot signing on to play Hollywood legend and genius inventor Hedy Lamarr, we talk to Yulia Laricheva, CEO of Dream Nation, about the continuing struggles for female startups in the VC world. /// "Password Puzzle" Streaming services like Netflix have a dilemma brewing. /// "Zee Future Is Now" Suck it, millennials! You have just been surpassed in the population by Generation Z. What does this mean for marketers? /// Plus our "Everything Is A Remix" segment and music from Baron Ashler and Dubplate Disco.

The Culture of Business ... "Real-Life Wonder Woman" With the news of Gal Gadot signing on to play Hollywood legend and genius inventor Hedy Lamarr, we talk to Yulia Laricheva, CEO of Dream Nation, about the continuing struggles for female startups in the VC world. /// "Password Puzzle" Streaming services like Netflix have a dilemma brewing. /// "Zee Future Is Now" Suck it, millennials! You have just been surpassed in the population by Generation Z. What does this mean for marketers? /// Plus our "Everything Is A Remix" segment and music from Baron Ashler and Dubplate Disco.

From the only radio show covering the Culture of Business – Will Ad Blockers kill off online advertising? Google Duplex can make phone calls for you but what else can they do? Dark Design destroys trust; how do we build it back with better UX design? Plus a new "Everything Is A Remix" segment! Follow us on Instagram + Twitter @DisruptiveFM#DisruptiveFM #DFM

From the only radio show covering the Culture of Business – Will Ad Blockers kill off online advertising? Google Duplex can make phone calls for you but what else can they do? Dark Design destroys trust; how do we build it back with better UX design? Plus a new "Everything Is A Remix" segment! Follow us on Instagram + Twitter @DisruptiveFM#DisruptiveFM #DFM

42 Minutes 310: Kirby Ferguson - This Is Not A Conspiracy Theory - 03.12.2018 As the media age gets deeper into the fake news era, the program considers again whether or not it's all a conspiracy by reconnecting with Kirby Ferguson, the filmmaker responsible for This Is Not A Conspiracy Theory & Everything Is A Remix. Topics Include: Infinite Jest, Meaning, 2012, Trump, Power, Comprehension, Tariffs, Complexity Science, 1960s, Good Guys/Bad Guys, Reality, Systems, Elites, Norms, Legacy Media, Fake News, Science, Nature, Opinion, Journalism, Feedback. http://www.thisisnotaconspiracytheory.com

In the pursuit of originality people often lose focus what is truly important to their creative project. Brady talks about why being original is not the best marker for your website.   February is the month of giveaways! All of these giveaways will be happening over on Instagram, so be sure to give Brady a follow - @BradyShearer - he will be sharing what the giveaways are, as well as how to participate throughout the month.   What's In This Session? Originality is overrated (0:39) According to Google, websites that perform the best were found by users to be “simple” and “familiar” (1:20) Everything Is A Remix (3:03) In manufacturing (4:26) In film & television (5:27) In storytelling (6:18) In the Bible (6:45) The bottom line (6:51)   Show Notes & Resources Mentioned Nucleus The Top 25 Best Church Websites Of 2017 Everything Is A Remix - Kirby Ferguson The Greatest Showman TV Tropes The Seven Basic Plots by Christopher Booker The 3 Duties Every Church Website Must Fulfill | Ep. #039 7 Church Website Page Templates Pro Church Tools Pro Church Tools on Facebook Pro Church Tools on YouTube Brady Shearer on Instagram Brady Shearer on Twitter Alex Mills on Instagram   Find the full transcript for this session of the Pro Church Podcast at http://prochurchtools.com/please-dont-try-make-churchs-website-original-ep-040/.

SPOILER ALERT for Ash vs Evil Dead. The Following Episode Contains A Bonus Topic. The DC Cinematic Universe is making big statements, Indy is over it, but Sam seems optimistic about Ben Affleck's Batman film. You can skip to that conversation using the timestamp. 1:23:18 Reviewing Awesome Stuff Episode 2 of Ash vs Evil Dead aired last Sunday, and we watched it. Sam and Indy, share their thoughts on the episode in this pseudo spoiler filled review. In Other News! We went to a pretty awesome party last Thursday. An Uncharted party, with a pretty sick arcade. Sam and Indy retell their tales & uncover the interestingly muddled film rights to PlayStation's properties. You can re-experience the night through photos via Insert Coin(s) Facebook page & keep updated with special gaming events. (https://www.facebook.com/InsertCoinsAU/) BIG shout out & thanks to EmmaExegames (https://www.youtube.com/user/EmmaExegames) couldn't have had this conversation without you! Cheers to PlayStation Australia & Insert Coin(s) for hosting, and, a very special thank you to Arne Meyer, who made the trip all the way down under. Pushing Forward! Admittedly we didn't plan this episode really well. So, Sam resorted to the one thing Indy knows best: Star Wars. We gushed over the new TV Spot and Japanese Trailer & mince some words on Rian Johnson's & Colin Trevorrow's potential Star Wars additions. #StarWarsJacketSpeculation The Calm Before The Climax. After Indy's recommendation, Sam recently watch Kirby Ferguson's excellent documentary "Everything Is A Remix". We discuss the questions it poses and the "copying" that occurs in famous films. Check out The Force Awakens Japanese Trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdAUiyeJMFQ And a really awesome Force Awakens TV Spot, featuring Yoda's theme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9owoYz5ikvI You can watch Everything Is A Remix here. https://vimeo.com/139094998 Check out Kirby's other works on his YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/kirby1 TWITTER LINKS! https://twitter.com/InsertCoinsAU https://twitter.com/EmmaExegames https://twitter.com/arnemeyer https://twitter.com/PlayStationAU You can also follow the hosts on Twitter. If you want to. https://twitter.com/IndraHatton https://twitter.com/sammowhammo18 You can also keep updated with Relapse & Rewind content on https://www.facebook.com/relapserewind?_rdr=p

How to get better at making things, or HOW WE REALLY CREATE! Have you ever read something or heard someone say something so wonderful and powerful that your heart starts beating almost right out of your chest? I love those moments. I live for those moments. A few years ago I watched a series of lectures by Kirby Ferguson. The title of the series is called Everything Is A Remix. I've discussed these lectures before. They are paradigm shifting. I recommend them. Especially his TED talk called Embracing the Remix. In fact, if you want to stop listening to this just to go look them up on YouTube I think you would be glad you did. Anyhow, in his lectures Kirby talks about the three key steps of creation. They are Copy, Transform, and Combine. Copy No one starts out original. We cannot create anything new until we have a solid foundation of knowledge and understanding in our line of work. Copying is how we learn. Transform Taking an idea and creating variations. Major advances are usually not original ideas, but the breaking point in a long history of progress by many different individuals. Combine The most dramatic results happen when various ideas are combined together. By connecting ideas together, creative leaps can be made. As Kirby outlined the progression of a creative work, he led my attention from entertained to interested, from enthralled to moved and transformed. I grew up in the post-industrial american school system. We are trained to obey, repeat, and memorize. There is nothing creative about the training I received as a child. In fact, creation — as outlined by Kirby to copy, transform, and combine — is looked down upon and smothered by threats and shameful labels. We have a strange obsession with being original, and often confuse that with being authentic. Imagine the freedom and validation I felt when Kirby outlined my secret shame as a strength. I had, as a young and aspirational creative, been secretly copying the works of those I admired for years. I repurposed and recomposed their own ideas to meet my needs. I did it in the shadows. Hoping to never be discovered. Never wanting to be branded a plagiarist or unoriginal. But now Kirby tells me its okay. Not only that, it's the correct path.   Insight / Tips As I look back over my personal history I can see that these steps of creativity of (copy, transform, combine) are not just descriptive of a creations lifespan, but also that of the creator itself. When I was a boy I would steal my Mom's tracing paper and trace my comic book pages for hours. I would get lost in the lines and curves. I didn't understand it at the time, but I was learning about scale and contrast, light and shadow, hierarchy and story telling. I was just trying to draw a cool superhero, but I was being trained by my generations masters. Eventually I could draw the characters from memory, after a little while longer I could improvise their poses and create my own little silly stories. I would mix styles and place my favorite characters in scenes that I had seen in movies or read about in books. Soon enough I was creating new characters made up of elements of my favorite heroes. Wings and claws, guns and katanas, glowing fists and belts with far too many pouches (it was the 90's after all.) Only now I can look back and see own my personal progression through the stages of copying, transforming, and combining to make something new and personally valuable. It might be fun to someday outline the various influences that combine to make the DevTips style of videos.   Task Recognize and celebrate the origin of your ideas. Be honest with yourself and your audience. Enable yourself to have a real conversation about your work, your passion, and your influences.  Being aware of how creation comes about will make you more open to the things that you can draw upon and use to create something new. Or as Kirby puts it:   Our creativity comes from without, not from within. We are not self-made, we are dependent on one another. Admitting this to ourselves isn’t an embrace of mediocrity and derivativeness — it’s a liberation from our misconceptions, and its an incentive to not expect so much from ourselves and to simply begin.

http://thesyncbook.com/42minutes#feb2014bonus4 Everything Is A Remix http://www.thisisnotaconspiracytheory.com Topics: Old Media/New Media, Snopes.com, Copyright/Remix, Net Neutrality, Snowden, No Gatekeeper, Conspiracy, 237, Rodney Ascher, Adam Curtis, Sync, Revolutions.