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Working at IC System for the past 15 years, Kristina Gursky, Director of Healthcare Account Management, has learned a thing or two, or 12, about the healthcare space's collections process.And, while the revenue cycle in healthcare is always changing, one thing remains the same: the need for compassion and empathy.Gursky said keeping up with all of the various billing processes and changes during the pandemic is challenging, but she and her team strive to be the go-to for process and regulation changes for IC System's clients.“When things do change, that impacts our clients' patients' billing process, so we're sending out communications with what those changes look like, and we're getting on the phone with our clients, explaining what those changes are, and how they may impact them," she said. "We want to keep them informed, because a law may change in a state they are not doing business in, but that their patient now resides in, and IC System follows the law in which the patient lives.”When it comes to patients, Gursky said no one wants to be sick or injured, and the goal is to help patients satisfy their financial commitments positively and compassionately.“We're trying to get the message of advocacy out there,” Gursky said. “We're patient financial advocates, and we're advocating for a way for that patient to find a resolution.”For more information, visit https://www.icsystem.com/.

In this episode, Joe interviews Alyssa Gursky, LPC: artist, research associate and study therapist at the Social Neuroscience and Psychotherapy (SNaP) lab, and founder of Psychedelic Art Therapy LLC, which pioneers ketamine-assisted art therapy. She talks about her first mushroom experience and how her art and creative process instantly felt different – how the judgment and concern about where the art was going disappeared and was replaced by a freedom; a return to a more childlike way of being, where all that mattered was the fun of the creative process, and expressing her inner world in art. They realized how much the creative process related to true embodiment and the ability to be fully present, and how healing it can be to simply be with other people and create art.  She talks about: The power of being seen in a group, and how the bravery of one person can completely shift the group dynamic The need for mentorship in the psychedelic space The comfort and freedom found in affinity groups The inspiring lives of Genesis P-Orridge and avant-garde filmmaker, Alejandro Jodorowsky Rick Rubin's ability to treat creativity as a spiritual act and how attending a live wrestling event aligns with non-ordinary states. Gursky is launching a virtual education and support group this March for anyone who wants to integrate art into client work or their own process. Visit her instagram for details. Click here to head to the show notes page. 

Patients' financial responsibility has been increasing over the years, and this trend is stepping-up healthcare costs, with no assurance it's going to slow down in the future. According to patientengagementhit, patient financial responsibility increased by 11 percent in 2017, a rise from $1,630 in Q4 2016 to $1,813 in Q4 2017, totaling an increase of $187. Many companies have come up with technological payment solutions to help patients and providers handle these funds so other things can be focused on. But with this much dependence on the patient, how can providers ensure the patient's ability to pay and also effectively communicate with the able patients about their bills?On this episode of "Highway to Health," the host, David Kemp, brought on the best person from the industry, Kristina Gursky, the Vice President of Healthcare Client Success at IC System, to provide insight to this question and talk about how they've been helping patients find resolution.To talk about herself and what she does at IC System, Gursky said, "I am responsible for implementation and ongoing relationship management with our healthcare partners. Understanding what issues they are facing so we can offer solutions to their pain points when it comes to patients' dollars."Kemp and Gursky discussed:• About IC systems• How state and federal regulations apply when it comes to collecting funds from the patient.• Other things Gursky is hearing from providers and customers about why they might leverage IC system."Nobody intends to get sick or injured, but all of a sudden, you find yourself in those situations, and you've got to seek services, and with those services comes a price tag. And no, there is so much more money going into patient responsibility than ever before with high deductible health plans or just a general lack of qualified insurance to help cover those situations. When that happens, a bill gets created, and the patient is like, "I don't know how to pay for that." There are so many options available to them to resolve their bills. When a provider can't recover the bill through their own tools or tech, they'll use an outsourcing partner like IC Systems to help do that for them. One of the things I'm proud of with the way we work is that we understand healthcare is different, and we've got that business segment in our office where we are able to provide trainings to our representatives to teach them what a deductible means, what a coinsurance means, etc.," Gursky said. "We want a provider who focuses on what they do best, which is the physical health of the patient and healing them. Outsourcing partners like IC Systems and others help in the revenue cycle by elevating that back office burden of getting paid and ensuring payment is accurate and timely," she added.Kemp asked if IC system has seen a rise in patient responsibility and a rise in outstanding balances. "We have. We've seen our average balances increase over the years, which is a good indicator that more of that financial responsibility is falling to the patient. We've seen an uptick in the number of accounts placed with us. I think what's more important as this responsibility on the patient increases is how we help that patient find resolution," Gursky responded.As a last note to the listeners, Gursky gave her advice to those who have been turned off by the industry:"Anyone that is being turned off by the idea of using collections in the past should relook at the industry and partners that are willing to align with your mission, vision, and values. There are those of us out there that are patient-focused and work hard to maintain community images on your behalf and do so in a compliant manner that allows resolution at the end of the day."Kristina Gursky is the VP of Client Success at IC System. She has deep experience in healthcare business analytics, revenue cycles, and strategy. Kristina is a valued subject matter expert in the healthcare industry, earning an appointment to the AAHAM National Patient Financial Advocate Task Force in 2020. Kristina also holds the AAHAM Certified Revenue Cycle Professional and HFMA Certified Revenue Cycle Specialist designation and has a degree in Healthcare Administration.

Patients' financial responsibility has been increasing over the years, and this trend is stepping-up healthcare costs, with no assurance it's going to slow down in the future. According to patientengagementhit, patient financial responsibility increased by 11 percent in 2017, a rise from $1,630 in Q4 2016 to $1,813 in Q4 2017, totaling an increase of $187. Many companies have come up with technological payment solutions to help patients and providers handle these funds so other things can be focused on. But with this much dependence on the patient, how can providers ensure the patient's ability to pay and also effectively communicate with the able patients about their bills?On this episode of "Highway to Health," the host, David Kemp, brought on the best person from the industry, Kristina Gursky, the Vice President of Healthcare Client Success at IC System, to provide insight to this question and talk about how they've been helping patients find resolution.To talk about herself and what she does at IC System, Gursky said, "I am responsible for implementation and ongoing relationship management with our healthcare partners. Understanding what issues they are facing so we can offer solutions to their pain points when it comes to patients' dollars."Kemp and Gursky discussed:• About IC systems• How state and federal regulations apply when it comes to collecting funds from the patient.• Other things Gursky is hearing from providers and customers about why they might leverage IC system."Nobody intends to get sick or injured, but all of a sudden, you find yourself in those situations, and you've got to seek services, and with those services comes a price tag. And no, there is so much more money going into patient responsibility than ever before with high deductible health plans or just a general lack of qualified insurance to help cover those situations. When that happens, a bill gets created, and the patient is like, "I don't know how to pay for that." There are so many options available to them to resolve their bills. When a provider can't recover the bill through their own tools or tech, they'll use an outsourcing partner like IC Systems to help do that for them. One of the things I'm proud of with the way we work is that we understand healthcare is different, and we've got that business segment in our office where we are able to provide trainings to our representatives to teach them what a deductible means, what a coinsurance means, etc.," Gursky said. "We want a provider who focuses on what they do best, which is the physical health of the patient and healing them. Outsourcing partners like IC Systems and others help in the revenue cycle by elevating that back office burden of getting paid and ensuring payment is accurate and timely," she added.Kemp asked if IC system has seen a rise in patient responsibility and a rise in outstanding balances. "We have. We've seen our average balances increase over the years, which is a good indicator that more of that financial responsibility is falling to the patient. We've seen an uptick in the number of accounts placed with us. I think what's more important as this responsibility on the patient increases is how we help that patient find resolution," Gursky responded.As a last note to the listeners, Gursky gave her advice to those who have been turned off by the industry:"Anyone that is being turned off by the idea of using collections in the past should relook at the industry and partners that are willing to align with your mission, vision, and values. There are those of us out there that are patient-focused and work hard to maintain community images on your behalf and do so in a compliant manner that allows resolution at the end of the day."Kristina Gursky is the VP of Client Success at IC System. She has deep experience in healthcare business analytics, revenue cycles, and strategy. Kristina is a valued subject matter expert in the healthcare industry, earning an appointment to the AAHAM National Patient Financial Advocate Task Force in 2020. Kristina also holds the AAHAM Certified Revenue Cycle Professional and HFMA Certified Revenue Cycle Specialist designation and has a degree in Healthcare Administration.

In the early millennium Björn Geldhof took a Masters degree in Art History at Leuven University, Belgium.  Since graduating he has been involved in journalism, theatre and art curating including the post of Artistic and Strategic Director at Yarat Contmporary Art Space from 2015-2018.  From 2009 Björn has been involved with PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv where he is Artistic Director.  The Centre closed on 24 February 2022 when the Russian invasion of Ukraine began. 143 days later, earlier this week, it reopened with the exhibition  When Faith Moves Mountains which combines works on loan from Antwerp's contemporary art museum M HKA with contemporary Ukrainian art created during the war.  The Pinchuk Foundation also sponsors the Future Generation Art Prize for emerging  international artists as well as the Pinchuk Art Centre Prize for young Ukrainian artists  The prize boards include blue-chip international artists such as Gursky, Hirst, Koons, Murakami and Sir Elton John and the short-listed artists are exhibited at the Venice Biennale.   Useful links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bj%C3%B6rn-geldhof-49a0277/ https://pinchukfund.org/en/  https://new.pinchukartcentre.org/en  https://futuregenerationartprize.org/ https://prize.pinchukartcentre.org/en/about       intro and outro music ‘Baby, I Miss The Internet' (Rama, Rama, Rama)  by TOT TAYLOR is used by kind permission of the artist ©Tot Taylor/Songmatic Music (2020) PRS/MCPS/PPL    

Zdenek Gursky ist der Gründer, Leiter und Trompeter der Blaskapelle Gloria. Weiters betreibt er mit seiner Frau schon seit knapp drei Jahrzehnten den gleichnamigen Musikverlag. Hunderte Polkas, Walzer und Märsche hat er in seiner musikalischen Laufbahn komponiert und im In- und Ausland beliebt gemacht. Wir erfahren von ihm viel Wissenswertes aus dem Land der Blasmusik.

Bunker, Drogenverstecke und die Becher-KlasseNach ein paar Mal wurde mir klar, dass ich für meinen heutigen Gast erst sagen sollte, was er macht, bevor ich mit seinem Namen einfalle. Ich besuchte den Kunstfotografen Boris Becker – aha, ja, genau deshalb – in seinem Studio in Köln. Boris war Teil der berühmten Becher-Klasse an der Düsseldorfer Kunstakademie und wenn man sich mit seinen Fotos beschäftigt wird schnell klar, dass er dort auch gut hingepasst hat. Seine Fotos hervorragend zu denen von seinen Vorgängern in der Klasse – von Candida Höfer, über Gursky, Thomas Ruff und Struth bis zu den Bechers selbst.Wir sprachen über unpassende Fragen, den Verlag, den er eine Weile lang betrieben hat, seine Ausbildung und die Zeit mit den Bechers, aber natürlich auch über seine Arbeit von der ersten großen Serie über Bunker, über die Fotoserie „Fakes“ in der er absurde Drogenverstecke dokumentierte – aus der Zeit stammen übrigens ein paar meiner Lieblingsgeschichten in diesem Gespräch – bis zu seinem jüngsten Projekt, bei dem er mit seiner Familie auf einem Boot quer durch Deutschland schipperte und Brücken fotografierte.Mein Gast heutehttps://www.instagram.com/boris_becker_com/http://www.borisbecker.net/Jetzt Supporter werdenhttps://patreon.com/ohnedenhypeWunschgäste bitte hier in die Kommentarehttps://apple.co/3cdoMZLInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/ohnedenhypeFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/ohnedenhypeYouTubehttp://youtube.ohnedenhype.com

Micah Gursky, Executive Director of the Tamaqua Area Community Partnership, speaking about the recent report by the National Endowment for the Arts & the Kresge Foundation titled, "WE-Making: How Arts & Culture Unite People to Work Toward Community Well-Being". Tamaqua, PA is one of three community case studies highlighting the success of arts & cultural projects to improve social cohesion. www.arts.gov www.tacp.info/

It’s the sixty-fourth episode of On The List with Brett Gursky. This week's guest Max Adler talks all about his career as an actor. Max takes Brett behind-the-scenes of his latest film “The Trial of the Chicago 7”, which is nominated for 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. He talks about working with Aaron Sorkin, who wrote and directed the movie, as well as his co-stars like Sacha Baron Cohen. Brett and Max also go over this year’s Oscar nominations and make some predictions in the major categories. Then Max takes Brett back to the beginning, to his days growing up in Arizona and how he ended up making the move to Hollywood after high school. Max talks about the audition that changed his life, scoring him the role of “David Karofsky” on “Glee”, and what it meant to him to play such a groundbreaking role on the Emmy-winning television series. Max also discusses other roles he loved to play, including “Tank” on the hit show “Switched At Birth” and “Jimmy Stefanik” in the hit movie “Sully”, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks. Last but not least, Max offers his advice to aspiring actors. Be sure to check out “The Trial of the Chicago 7” now streaming on Netflix and tune in to the 93rd Oscars on Sunday April 25th.

It’s the sixty-second episode of On The List with Brett Gursky. This week's guest Emmanuelle Chriqui talks all about her career as an actress. Emmanuelle tells Brett about accepting the offer to play the role of “Lana Lang” on the new, hit series “Superman & Lois”, which was renewed for season two after airing just one episode. Then Emmanuelle takes Brett back to the beginning, including her upbringing in Toronto and how she ultimately became a professional actress. Emmanuelle goes in-depth about how she got the role of “Sloan” on “Entourage” and what her experience was like working on the Emmy-winning HBO comedy series, which aired for 8 seasons, plus a movie. Emmanuelle also shares behind-the-scenes stories from all of her movies, including “On The Line” with Lance Bass, “Waiting” with Ryan Reynolds, “In The Mix” with Usher, “You Don’t Mess With The Zohan” with Adam Sandler, and “Cadillac Records” with Adrien Brody & Beyoncé. Last but not least, Emmanuelle shares her advice for aspiring actors. Don’t miss “Superman & Lois” Tuesday nights on The CW. (It returns May 18th)

Healio's Zach Gursky and Matt Holland sit down with MM+M's Larry Dobrow to discuss the evolution of ad-tech amid COVID-19.

Molly Gursky is in the driver seat today.  She is the co-owner of Driven Restorations LLC, a classic car and truck restoration shop.  Every vehicle they build is meant to be driven.  Molly always had an interest in cars growing up, taking auto shop twice in high school and getting Chilton auto repair manuals out of the library for light weekend reading.  After high school, she attended UW River Falls receiving her BS in Animal Science. Helping her husband, Steve build his business on nights and weekends, she spent 9 years as a Dairy Nutritionist and Sales Team Leader. Then in 2013, she left the corporate world to work full time in the shop at Driven Restorations. Since then, she has refined her refinishing talents working on 2 nationwide all women's builds. The 1969 AMC AMX Valkyrie Build, alongside Joann Bortles in 2014, and the 1957 Chevy Montage Custom Truck project with Bogi Lateiner of All Girls Garage in 2017. In the shop Molly specializes in metal repair, welding and body refinishing also acting as the shop Business Manager.  Sit back and enjoy the ride. Molly's Contact Info: Instagram:@drivenrestorations Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/drivenrestorations/  YourTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC0ummYd1_Gm0Op__FwI1H_w/featured Twitter:  @DrivenResto Website: www.drivenrestorations.com   Femcanic fans I’m excited to connect with you! I’d love to hear from you.  Text me at (614)953-6380. Your feedback drives the show. What is the Femcanic Garage community? Go check us out! You can visit our website at https://femcanic.com/ You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Tik Tok by searching for Femcanic Garage. Don't forget to subscribe and rate the Femcanic Garage podcast!

Working at IC System for the past 15 years, Kristina Gursky, Director of Healthcare Account Management, has learned a thing or two, or 12, about the healthcare space's collections process. And, while the revenue cycle in healthcare is always changing, one thing remains the same: the need for compassion and empathy. Gursky said keeping up with all of the various billing processes and changes during the pandemic is challenging, but she and her team strive to be the go-to for process and regulation changes for IC System's clients. “When things do change, that impacts our clients' patients' billing process, so we're sending out communications with what those changes look like, and we're getting on the phone with our clients, explaining what those changes are, and how they may impact them," she said. "We want to keep them informed, because a law may change in a state they are not doing business in, but that their patient now resides in, and IC System follows the law in which the patient lives.” When it comes to patients, Gursky said no one wants to be sick or injured, and the goal is to help patients satisfy their financial commitments positively and compassionately. “We're trying to get the message of advocacy out there,” Gursky said. “We're patient financial advocates, and we're advocating for a way for that patient to find a resolution.”

Berit Schneidereit. Freie Künstlerin aus Düsseldorf. »Das Medium unserer Zeit. Verschmelzung von Analog und Digital. Der Wunsch danach zu sortieren und in gewisser Weise durch die Fotogeschichte hindurch Ordnung in diese Masse an Bildern zu bringen.« Zitat aus dem Podcast Fotografie Neu Denken. »Wenn es die Begrifflichkeit »Hybride Fotografie« gibt, dann trifft sie für die fotografische Arbeit von Berit Schneidereit zu. Sie greift zu und ein, schöpft aus dem Vollen, spielt sämtliche fotografische Partituren: Analog, digital. Fotogramme, experimentelle Fotografie. Querbeet durch die Fotogeschichte und durch die fotografischen Epochen schafft sie Überlagerungen, visuelle Schichtungen, die eine zeitgenössische Über- und Hypermedialität thematisieren könnten und gleichzeitig die Relation von sichtbar und unsichtbar hinterfragen. Eben wie ein Hybrid, der sich seine (schöpferische) Energie aus verschiedenen und durchaus diametral gegenüber liegenden Quellen generiert.« Andy Scholz, Juni 2020 Berit Schneidereit wurde 1988 in Frankfurt am Main geboren, studierte an der Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf und ist Meisterschülerin von Andreas Gursky. Sie lebt und arbeitet in Düsseldorf. Ein Auszug aus ihrer Arbeit wird in der großen Hauptausstellung HÖHER SCHNELLER WEITER im Kunst- und Gewerbeverein Regensburg vom 22. Oktober bis 15. November 2020 zu sehen sein. »Meine Arbeiten setzen sich aus verschiedenen Techniken und Strategien zusammen. Ihnen gemeinsam ist ein Wunsch des Erfassens. Eine Analyse dessen, was Bildraum und realer Raum kommunizieren. Dabei zeige ich Details, Nebenschauplätze, die, herausgelöst aus ihrem Kontext und durch meine Eingriffe, eine besondere Kraft entwickeln. In der Umsetzung sind es vielmehr gedachte als reale Räume, die sich manchmal auch völlig abstrakt in den Bildern wieder finden. Die Interaktion von Natur und Architektur wird dabei immer wieder thematisiert. Es ist ein Spiel mit Nähe und Distanz, Realität und Suggestion. Die Übertragung des Bildes in ein anderes Medium, vom Positiv zum Negativ und zurück, hinterlässt Spuren und Fehler, die einen aufmerksamen Blick fordern. Dieser Prozess führt zu einer weiteren Distanzierung und Abstraktion. Im Kontext einer Ausstellung funktionieren die Arbeiten wie Fenster, die den realen Raum um eine Parallelwelt erweitern.« https://festival-fotografischer-bilder.de/portfolio/berit-schneidereit/ https://www.beritschneidereit.de/ Kommende Einzelausstellung im NAK Neuer Aachener Kunstverein: http://www.neueraachenerkunstverein.de/content/2020/ausstellungen/tourist/ Im Podcast erwähnte Personen: Hubert Kiecol http://www.hubert-kiecol.de/ Andreas Gursky https://www.andreasgursky.com/de Episoden-Cover-Gestaltung: Andy Scholz Episoden-Cover-Foto: Privat http://fotografieneudenken.de/ Save the Date: 22. Oktober bis 15. November 2020 FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER Regensburg Der Podcast ist eine Produktion von STUDIO ANDY SCHOLZ 2020. Das FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER ist eine Kooperation mit dem Kulturamt der Stadt Regensburg. Der Initiator des Podcasts ist Andy Scholz, Jahrgang 1971, geboren in Varel am Jadebusen. Er studierte Philosophie und Medienwissenschaften in Düsseldorf, Kunst und Fotografie in Essen an der Folkwang Universität der Künste (ehemals Gesamthochschule Duisburg-Essen) u.a. bei Jörg Sasse und Bernhard Prinz. Andy Scholz ist freier Künstler, Autor sowie künstlerischer Leiter und Kurator vom FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER, das er gemeinsam mit Martin Rosner 2016 in Regensburg gründete. Seit 2012 hatte er verschiedene Lehraufträge u.a. Universität Regensburg, Fachhochschule Würzburg, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Ruhr Universität Bochum. Er lebt und arbeitet in Essen. http://fotografieneudenken.de/ http://andyscholz.com/

Today we speak with friend and professional peer, Alyssa Gursky. Alyssa is an art therapist, an artist herself, and a psychedelic therapist working with Ketamine and Cannabis. We had a lovely discussion about her experiences and adventures in Colorado as well as her path of growth and learning through her time at Naropa University in Boulder, CO. We question whether this reality is actually one of the heaven realms, to be realized with a change in perception. We discuss the times of COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, and some wonderful potentials in the world of alternative healing; much needed in a time of apparent,yet illusory divide. We talk about her work within the immersive art world and her experiences of the famed Meow Wolf group, coming soon to Denver. What a wonderful conversation with an awesome slice of Consciousness!!! Enjoy and share!! psychedelicarttherapy@gmail.com www.Mind-Ops.com Mind-Ops YouTube Page --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shane-lemaster/support

A bit about this week’s amazing guest in her own words:“I’m finishing up my Masters in Transpersonal Art Therapy at Naropa University. I've been studying Transpersonal Psychology for 6 years now. My focus has always been the theoretical and practical orientation to psychedelic assisted psychotherapy. I was raised by dead heads and frequent cannabis users, who simultaneously maintained deep professionalism and family values. So, drug culture was really inherent in my development. I have so much to say about Psychedelic Art Therapy. I've worked on the MAPS MDMA PTSD study as a night attendant for 4 years now. I work both in Boulder and in Fort Collins on this. I'm a trained Ketamine therapist (trained by three different institutions over the last year) and have done tons of above ground ketamine and cannabis work myself. While undergoing somatic psychedelic therapy (using ketamine, mostly), I made art throughout the whole process.I'm a freelance training coordinator. I've coordinated a training for the Ketamine Training Center, headed by Dr.Phil Wolfson, in addition to my role as Education Outreach Coordinator for Innate Path. I had the gift of being a resident workshop facilitator this summer at Meow Wolf in Santa Fe. I ran workshops on astrology, non ordinary states, and art therapy, In addition to recycled art jewelry making (with recycled scraps from Meow Wolf Denver and Vegas), AND, couples art therapy workshops. Basically, I like to consider myself a servant to the progression of psychedelic medicines. I'm an artist, an art therapist, an integration specialist, a community organizer, and a thought leader.”Alyssa’s InstagramInnate Path’s WebsiteMy 2018 conversation with Saj Razvi of Innate Path on Psychedelic PsychotherapyMy playlist of music that made it into the MAPS MDMA clinical trialsFuture Fossils Podcast is entirely listener-supported. Support the show on Patreon for more inspiring extras than you probably have time for.• Mentioned in this episode:Rick Doblin, Marcela Otolora, Sarah Gail, MAPS (Multidisciplinary Disciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies), Zendo Project, Innate Path, Mister Rogers, Ann Shulgin, Saj Razvi, Aubrey Marcus, Kristin Karas, Dancesafe, Meow Wolf, Alex Grey’s The Mission of Art, Allyson Grey, Brian Browne Walker's Translation of The Tao Te Ching, Terence McKenna, Wim Hof, Margaret Wertheim, Onyx Ashanti, The Teafaerie, Spider & Jeanne Robinson’s Stardance Trilogy, Geoffrey West’s Scale, Anthony Thogmartin, Mi.Mu, Imogen Heap, Diana Reed Slattery’s Xenolinguistics, Donna Haraway, Mitch MignanoBuy any of the books we mention in this episode through my Amazon Shop and I’ll receive a tiny kickback at no extra cost to you.• Alyssa quotes:“I think that my early psychedelic experiences showed me that I was something outside of depression.”“Mister Rogers by day and Ann Shulgin by night.”“I love getting to be a spokesperson for a scapegoated substance.”“Art helps us create the map of our psyche.”“It’s not that I’m a powerful therapist and you are this wounded person. We are co-adventurers in the psyche.”• Future Fossils Theme Music:“God Detector” by Evan “Skytree” Snyder feat. Michael Garfield See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Oh wow. Look at the clock. It would appear to be ska time, once again. This week, special guest Sam Gursky is back, and he brought us the exact same band he brought us last time, The Arrogant Sons of Bitches, this time with their 2006 album, “Three Cheers for Disappointment!” Some Long Island geography to share with the rest of the world! Ramsey knows a lot about JJ Abrams! And Heather doesn’t remember making a Photoshop of Ramsey, several years ago! (This one!) All this and MORE! Don't want to end the fun? Check out our Spotify playlists for more music choices from Ramsey and Heather. Wanna get a shout-out on a future episode? Give us a rating on iTunes! It helps us, and it helps you feel good about yourself!

Hang On. That's what Chris Gursky had to do for the longest 2 minutes and 14 seconds of his life on his first even Hang Gliding flight. In what has been dubbed the "Swiss Mishap", this American got a little more adventure than he was looking for in Interlaken when his pilot forgot to clip him in. This is his truly amazing story. Enjoy!

There is more to healing than meets the eye. Here to talk about non-ordinary states of consciousness is Alyssa Gursky, a night attendant at MAPS — one of the organizations that are conducting clinical trials for the MDMA studies to treat treatment-resistant PTSD. Designing programming for psychedelic integration, Alyssa highlights in this episode psychedelic-assisted art therapy. She shares why art therapy is important along with having creativity in our lives, and how the average person accesses non-ordinary states every single day. Alyssa also talks about shadow work, body awareness, and emotional intelligence. Trained in healing people, she lets us in on trauma work and how she hopes for everyone to grow up in a healthier and safer place.

On this VERY SPECIAL holiday edition of REALITY BYTES!, I sit down with celebrity guests and Big Brother superfans LANCE BASS, JAMIE-LYNN SIGLER, and BRETT GURSKY as we discuss all all things Big Brother 21! But we dont just talk Big Brother, we get into very juicy and behind the scenes details about a lot … Continued

In this second episode of REALITY BYTES! I sit down with writer/producer/director Brett Gursky, whose credits include film festival favorite GRAFFITI, and the Netflix hit sensation AMERICAN MEME. We talk all things SUMMER HOUSE, and even dive into Brett’s long history of realityTV love. Let FUN KYLE LOOSE!!!!!

The team brings a special guest on the show, producer & Director Brett Gursky, to talk about his experience making “The American Meme,” his in-the-works biopic about NFL return man Vernon Turner, and chasing the Hollywood dream.  The Charity Stripe has an absolutely hilarious time, as this fantastic guest joins the show. Check It Out … Continued

We’ve got The American Meme's Brett Gursky and Matt Felker in to discuss what Valentine’s Day means to them, whether guys are into the holiday or over it, why a three month long relationship in Hollywood is an achievement and why dating in the “industry” is even more complicated, whether dating an influencer is a turn off or a turn on, how picking up potential partners at the dog park is a safe way to go, and why you should send flowers to your man as we cheers with our nightcap Rosie’s Rose!    Get Influenced by Brett & Matt: @brettgursky  @matt.felker   Keep up with Jen & Lauren:

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My guest today is Sam Gursky, who is my homie and owner of the post production house Irving Harvey. We chat about how he started our landing an assistant video editor gig through Craigslist and worked his way up to owning and running his company. Welcome to Make Time, I hope you all enjoy. Go to our YouTube channel to watch the entire podcast. www.youtube.com/channel/UCE2aC5SPC78HtPtDiJA9erQ Follow Sam Instagram - www.instagram.com/samuelgursky Twitter- twitter.com/samuelgursky Check out Irving Harvey Website - https://irvingharvey.com/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/irvingharvey/ Follow my instagram stories to see when we go live with the podcasts on Twitch. Instagram - instagram.com/miguelmeola Twitch - twitch.tv/miguelmeola --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/miguel-meola/support

Oh wow. Look at that. It’s ska time. This week, special guest Sam Gursky brings us a band and an album from 2004, both with the same name: “The Arrogant Sons of Bitches!” Heather and Ramsey immediately begin dropping and hitting their podcast equipment because they are cursed! We attempt to figure out who Sam is punishing more with his music selection! And Ramsey is asked to describe what he thinks skanking is! All this and MORE! Don't want to end the fun? Check out our Spotify playlists for more music choices from Ramsey and Heather. Wanna get a shout-out on a future episode? Give us a rating on iTunes! It helps us, and it helps you feel good about yourself!

In this episode of Psychedelics Today, host Kyle Buller interviews Alyssa Gursky, a Masters student at Naropa University with a focus in mental health counseling and transpersonal art therapy. Their discussion dives into the intersection between art therapy, transpersonal art, and psychedelics. Ketamine, symbols, and meaning are also areas of this interview. 3 Key Points: Alyssa Gursky has been working with the MDMA research In Boulder, Colorado and now in Fort Collins for the last three years as a night attendant. Creating art is a gift from our unconscious, to be able to see what is happening within ourselves. There is art in therapy and there is art as therapy. More at: www.psychedelicstoday.com Navigating Psychedelics: psychedelicstoday.teachable.com/p/navigatingpsychedelics

We had technical difficulties and ended up having to use room mics instead of each person having a mic. Hopefully sound quality doesn't suffer to much

Après deux ans de travaux, La Hayward Gallery de Londres ouvre ses portes avec une retrospective dédiée au travail du photographe Andreas Gursky.    Depuis les années 1980, l'artiste allemand explore les paysages, et comment les hommes et femmes s'organisent en communautés codifiées. Sans "focus" apparent, chaque personnage devient un centre d'attention et se transforme en métaphore d'une société complexe, parfois dépassée par ses propres découvertes technologiques.    Nous avons rencontré Ralph Rugoff, le directeur de la Hayward et commissaire de l'exposition Andreas Gursky. Rugoff vient aussi d'être nommé directeur artistique de la prochaine Biennale de Venise de 2019.  Plus d'info sur www.culturealt.com

Naropa graduate student, Alyssa Gursky, joins us on Psychedelics Today to talk about her experience with ketamine therapy, breathwork, transpersonal art therapy, and being a night attended for the MAPS MDMA-assisted psychotherapy studies in Boulder and Fort Collins, Colorado. Alyssa has been already played multiple roles in the psychedelic community, such as volunteering for MAPS, Psymposia, and Psychedelics Today. Her passion and energy for this work are motivating. We are really excited to see how her career in the psychedelic field unfolds as an inspiring transpersonal art and psychedelic therapist. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqsvJedwUyg] Show Notes & Links Transpersonal Art Therapy Psychedelic Club Ketamine Therapy with Scott Shannon Ketamine Therapy with Shane LeMaster Honoring My Inner Goddess: How Mushrooms Helped Me Love My Body MAPS Global Psychedelic Dinners Wim Hof Method & Breathwork Wim Hof and autonomic nervous system and immune response Cold Exposure - Wim Hof Method by Justin Weiss Alejandro Jodorowsky [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdXGhsAynGI] About Alyssa Gursky Alyssa Gursky is a master’s level candidate in Transpersonal Art Therapy. She currently is subcontracted by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) on their study using MDMA for treatment-resistant post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on their Boulder and Fort Collins sites. She’s incredibly passionate about the healing potential of the creative process and the body’s innate wisdom. She loves science fiction, anything by Alejandro Jodorowsky, and petting all of the dogs.

Peter Carey's novel A Long Way From Home tells the story of a husband and wife taking part in a round-Australia endurance race in the 1950s. The Hayward Gallery in London reopens after a multi-million pound refit with an exhibition of work by the photographer Andreas Gursky. Giant photographs on brutalist walls. Richard Linklater's film Last Flag Flying is about three Vietnam veterans who come together to bury a son who has died in the conflict in Iraq. It stars Laurence Fishburne, Brian Cranston and Steve Carell. John is the name of a new play by Annie Baker at The Dorfman at London's National Theatre. Nearly three and a half hours long it's set in a B+B in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Altered Carbon is a dystopian sci-fi series starting on Netflix. Is it possible to look to the future without mining the tropes of Bladerunner? Tom Sutcliffe is joined by Katie Puckrik, Liz Jobey and Ekow Eshun. The producer is Oliver Jones.

On this episode of It's Complicated, we’ve got Brett Gursky, our game 6 Degrees of Brett Gursky, Vodka Soda, and the best day to date!

On this episode of It's Complicated, we’ve got Brett Gursky, our game 6 Degrees of Brett Gursky, Vodka Soda, and the best day to date! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itscomplicatedpod/support

The amazing and wondering Jenifer Gursky takes a quick hour of her very busy schedule to swing by and have a chat with us about what politics is about these days. You will enjoy this episode of the show, and … Continue reading →

On this episode we talk photography spending habits, value of photography as collectible art and give you a few suggestions for Christmas gifts.

Bart Lootsma talks about other spaces, landscape photography and architecture.

Bart Lootsma talks about other spaces, landscape photography and architecture.