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Nos toca enfrentarnos con una implantación BIM o con un proceso de transformación digital en una empresa con nuestro recetario de soluciones simples. Pero en realidad estamos frente a un problema complejo, por lo que esas soluciones simples son una receta condenada al fracaso. Nos adentramos en la ciencia de la complejidad BIM con Javier Recuenco. ¡Bienvenido al episodio 148 de BIMrras! Desde pequeñitos nos han inculcado el método científico. Es decir, cogemos un problema complejo, lo reducimos a problemas sencillos, desarrollamos una hipótesis, sacamos leyes universales y comprobamos que se cumplen a rajatabla. Y entonces cantamos el aleluya y ganamos un Nóbel. Pero ¿Qué pasa cuando un problema no puede reducirse a otros más sencillos? ¿Cómo se estudian los problemas complejos y qué podemos aprender de ellos? En este episodio nos adentramos en el agujero de conejo que es la ciencia de la complejidad de la mano de Javier Recuenco, CPS o Complex Problem Solver, Máster en Ciencias de la Computación por la Complutense de Madrid, director del Máster Complex Problem Solving de la UNIR y podcaster en el gran podcast Heavy Mental.
De vuelta al ruedo! Comowers, estamos de vuelta. Empezamos por la puerta grande, nos acompaña Javier G.Recuenco: Fundador de Singular Targeting y Singular Solving. Presidente de Mensa España durante dos mandatos. Ha fundado cinco start-ups. Imparte materias sobre Big Data, inteligencia artificial y “Complex Problem Solving” en varias universidades, además ha escrito “El pequeño libro de la filosofía estoica” junto a Guillermo de Haro y participa en Heavy Mental. Y lo más importante un jodido metalero. En el programa aprenderemos qué es un problema complejo, cómo se resuelven y por qué se folla tanto en Mensa. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/comoantiayuda/message
Participa en el sorteo para ganar un PlayStation 5 + VR2 firmadas por nostroso -> https://twitter.com/HeavyMental_es/status/1675951308010930178 Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmDn8Tul4EE URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Roberto Canales es CEO y Fundador de Autentia, empresa puntera en desarrollo de software, y que recientemente ha sido adquirida. ¿Como ha conseguido Roberto montar una empresa con mas de 10 millones de euros de facturación desde cero? ¿Y cómo lo ha conseguido sin tan solo una persona comercial? No te pierdas esta conversación porque te abrirá la mente en muchas cosas, algunas de las que ni esperábamos hablar. Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://youtube.com/live/8c2bzQoYxdU URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Miguel Ángel Hernández es uno de nuestras personas referentes, entre otras cosas por su larga, interesante y curiosa carrera profesional. ¿Cómo pasó de trabajar en Terra a dirigir el departamento de online del Real Madrid? ¿Tiene el deporte futuro o morirá más pronto que tarde para dar paso a los deportes electrónicos? Todo esto y mucho más, durante 90 minutos de buena conversación. Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://youtu.be/6TADl_EJvA8 URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Pablo Grueso es uno de nuestros empresarios referentes, entre otras cosas por su hiper transparencia pública de todo lo que hace y piensa. ¿Cómo de pasado de moda está la consultoría? ¿es posible que un día nos levatemos y haya dejado de existir? ¿cuál cree que son los principales retos a los que se enfrentan a nivel organizativo las empresas modernas? Todo esto y mucho más, durante 90 minutos de buena conversación. Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://youtube.com/live/-ek-518YiN8 URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Esther Paniagua es una de las mejores periodistas de investigación sobre Internet y nuevas tecnologías. ¿Cómo de seguro es nuestro Internet actual? ¿es posible que un día nos levatemos y haya dejado de existir? ¿cuál cree que son los principales retos a los que nos enfrentamos? Todo esto y mucho más, durante 90 minutos de buena conversación. Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://youtu.be/UvtclQ_AC0o URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Entrevista en Heavy Mental sobre crisis financiera, liberalismo económico, marxismo y mucho más. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/juanrallo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Juan Ramón Rallo es uno de los economistas más conocidos en nuestro país, al menos con mayor presencia mediática. ¿Cómo ve lo que está sucediendo en el sistema bancario? ¿son las turbulencias parciales o sistémicas? ¿creen que los bancos deberían mejorar en su modelo de negocio? Todo esto y mucho más, durante 90 minutos de buena conversación. Únete a nuestra nueva comunidad premium en: Splendid.club ------- Light Mental es el formato reducido de heavy mental, en los que tratamos un tema en concreto con un especialista en la materia invitado. Estos programas se graban en directo y también puedes verlos en Youtube en la siguiente URL ---> https://youtu.be/UvtclQ_AC0o URL: https://heavymental.es Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/24VPDkpyEDDbbIQ8xywpPr iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-heavy-mental_sq_f1883564_1.html
Hoy me siento con Paco, David y Pablo a hablar sobre polarización política y social. ¿Qué es la polarización? Las posiciones cada vez más alejadas en la política. Hasta el punto de provocar conflicto social y dificultad para encontrar puntos de encuentro. Todas las métricas apuntan a que EEUU, España y otros países han tomado la senda de la polarización desde hace bastantes años, pero sobre todo en la última década. Invitados Para hablar sobre este espinoso asunto tengo conmigo a Paco Jariego, que es físico, investigador en Indie Research y escritor del blog de futuros, innovación y tecnología Mind the post. También es autor de ciencia ficción. Él fue quien propuso en nuestra charla sobre riesgos existenciales que teníamos que hablar de esto. El segundo invitado es David Alayon, que ya ha pasado cuatro veces por aquí. David es conocido en “La Comunidad” por ser uno de los participantes del podcast Heavy Mental. Además, es co-autor del libro Upgrade y escritor de la newsletter de futuros Future Today. También es CEO y confundador de Innuba. Cierra el trío Pablo Melchor, que estuvo conmigo hablando sobre razón y moralidad. Pablo es el fundador de la fundación Ayuda Efectiva que es una organización sin ánimo de lucro basada en los principios del altruismo eficaz y que ya ha superado los 1000 donantes en enero de este año. Enhorabuena.
Fuimos invitado por Jordi Llatzer a particiar en su podcast ESPURNA, este es el resultado de la participación. Hablamos sobre el liderazgo y las cosas del mandar, sobre la narrativa de la meritocracia y la igualdad y el mito de un mundo justo. Casi nada. Comenzamos hablando sobre el liderazgo y organización, tanto a nivel de empresas y organizaciones como a nivel de pareja o de sociedad. Nos preguntamos qué tipo de personas son las más cualificadas para mandar, organizar y ordenar, quiénes deberían asumir esa posición de líderes y quiénes lo están haciendo en la realidad. Hay quien habla del Gobierno de los sabios o los más experimentados. Hay quien habla del Gobierno de los más preparados o los mejor preparados. Hay también liderazgos carismáticos y autoritarios. Y también líderes por aclamación popular. Ya hablemos de mundo empresarial o de política y organización de la sociedad. ¿Garantiza alguno de estos criterios el éxito? Incluso podríamos hablar del entorno de la pareja. ¿Quién manda en una pareja y quién debe mandar? ¿Cómo se organiza eficientemente? También hablamos de algo muy relacionado con todo esto. El asunto del mérito y la meritocracia. El pensamiento de que la cosas para el que se las merece. ¿Es un fenómeno que se de en la realidad? Cuando se da, ¿es fruto de la casualidad, de la causalidad o una mezcla de ambas? Si no se da siempre, ¿por qué? ¿La meritocracia es un mito? Por otro lado, entendemos que la desigualdad, cuando es excesiva, es un problema a solucionar. También tendemos a buscar un cierto grado y ciertos tipos de igualdad -aunque varían dependiendo de nuestras creencias e ideología. ¿Es la igualdad un criterio a perseguir? Por otro lado, en nuestra búsqueda de la justicia y de un mundo justo, a veces caemos en narrativas que son, directamente, mágicas. ¿Existe la justicia en el mundo? ¿Es posible conseguir un mundo justo?
Like any skilled hip hop artist, Ofosu Jones-Quartey (who performs as Born I) knows the power of remixing multiple seemingly disparate influences and ideas into something cohesive and exciting. Perhaps this sense of balance comes from his lifelong training in Buddhist meditation. A practitioner from an early age, Ofosu learned from watching his mother, an immigrant from Ghana who was thirsting for spiritual connection beyond the Christian tradition. In this episode, Jack and Ofosu talk about the example he's setting for his own children as a mindfulness instructor, as well as the many other ways Ofosu is keeping busy, not only as a musician, but a fashion designer, an app creator, and a children's book author. Climb with us on this week's Soul Ladder Music! Learn more: https://bornimusic.com/ Songs: Born I "In This Moment" Born I "Om Mani Padme Hum" Alice Coltrane "Radhe-Shyam" Killah Priest "Heavy Mental" Stevie Wonder "As" Born I "New Avatars" Soul Ladder Music Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3VASImF +++ Leave a Review! bit.ly/interfaithish Social: www.instagram.com/interfaithish/ www.facebook.com/interfaithish/ www.twitter.com/interfaithish/ Email: interfaithish@gmail.com
This Friday 11/4/22 7pm EST on our YouTube Channel LINK IN BIO! The No Ideas Original Podcast will be joined by Brooklyn Emcee, member of Sunz of Man and Wu-Tang affiliate Killah Priest. On this episode the guys will discuss how Killah Priest became a Wu-Tang affiliate, his Podcraft and his new album “Mr. Universe”. You won't want to miss this episode! #killahpriest #wutang #sunzofman #brooklyn #knowledge #podcraft #podcast #spotify #youtube #noideasoriginalpodcast #dope #nyc #hrsmn #heavymental #brooklyn
Today on Brainwaves, we chat about 'Therapised Content' on social media with Ash King, a registered psychologist, writer/designer and founder of Heavy Mental — providing mental wellbeing workshops and courses. Ash talks about the pro's and con's to getting mental health advice from social media, how to navigate social media safely and how it can break down barriers that still exist for a lot of people. Ash is a resident psychologist at Support Act and undertaking a Phd with the Cyberpsychology Research Group at The University of Sydney (exploring social media and identity). Over the past few years, Ash has facilitated workplace well-being workshops for brands/organisations including Amazon, Unified Music and Pinterest. In addition, she has contributed to publications including Vogue AU, The Guardian and News.com.au; as well as appeared as a mental health expert on Triple J's Hack. heavymental.com.au Instagram: @ashking
DR. JOHN BREAKS DOWN TRAUMA AND GRIEF AND THE NEED FOR US TO OWN THOSE EMOTIONS. HE DISCUSSES THE NEED FOR OTHERS TO BE INVOLVED IN OUR DUMPING THE BAGGAGE AND MOVING THE BALL DOWN THE COURT. SUBSCRIBE TO HIS CHANNEL AND HIS SHOW: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4HiMKM8WLcNbt9ae_XNRNQ VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.ramseysolutions.com/john-delony PURCHASE HIS BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/Your-Past-Change-Future-Not-So-Complicated/dp/B09X7GJZZP/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2ZZKRMT545O82&keywords=DELONEY&qid=1657250612&sprefix=deloney%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-2 EPISODE DISCUSSION POINTS: - OWN YOUR PAST - BRAIN GPS - TRAUMA MISCONCEPTIONS - GRIEVING GOOD - SHIFTING THOUGHTS & ACTIONS - NEW NORMAL - MOST CONNECTED, MOST LONELY
¿Sabemos acaso qué es la inteligencia? ¿Qué valor tiene la psicometría? ¿Qué diferencia hay entre el inteligente y el listo? ¿Qué es estar inteligente? ¿Está aumentando el IQ o se está reduciendo? ¿Por qué acabamos mencionando a Alejandro Magno en este capítulo? Hoy tenemos el placer de anunciar que tenemos un invitado muy especial: Javier Recuenco (@Recuenco), Presidente de MENSA, Chief Strategy Officer en Singular Solving, Resolutor de Problemas Complejos, Director del programa de CPS de UNIR y Creador de Contenido en Heavy Mental y Nada Que Ganar. Presidente de MENSA, asociación de personas con alto cociente intelectual Chief Strategy Officer en Singular Solving Director del Programa de CPS en UNIR Creador de contenido en Heavy Mental y Nada Que Ganar Libros y fuentes mencionadas: Larry Flynt - Quién es Psicometría - Definición Bertrand Russel - Quién es Ludwig Wittgenstein - Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Síndrome de Stendhal - Qué es William James Siddis - Biografía Anuncio - Carl Lewis Javier Recuenco (citando a Agustín Cuenca) - Ser o estar inteligente Narciso Monturiol - Quién es Matthew Stewart - The Management Myth Ramón Nogueras - Tu mente es plana Amanda Montell - Cultish Neven Sesardić - When reason goes on holiday Daniel Kahneman - Pensar rápido, pensar despacio La ley de Moore - Definición El efecto Flynn - Definición David Epstein - Range Eton College - Qué es Amalio Rey - Inteligencia colectiva --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tres-cisnes-negros/message
(NOTAS Y ENLACES DEL CAPÍTULO AQUÍ: https://www.jaimerodriguezdesantiago.com/kaizen/135-monica-quintana-david-alayon-construyendo-un-perfil-a-prueba-de-futuro/) La de hoy es la última entrevista de esta cuarta temporada. Después vendrán un par de capítulos más y, después, un más que necesario descanso. Seguramente me hayas oído hablar alguna vez de un proyecto que tengo desde hace muchísimo tiempo de reformar una casa en un pueblecito en mitad del campo. Y aunque yo mismo casi no me lo creo, después de tantos años, resulta que las obras están casi terminadas. Pues bien, allí me voy a ir los fines de semana, a descansar un poco, y a preparar la siguiente temporada y el libro que se supone que estoy escribiendo, pero que me está costando terminar, no te voy a engañar. Dicho esto, vamos a terminar las entrevistas esta temporada a lo grande: con dos súper invitados que han escrito un libro llamado Upgrade que, me oirás decirlo en la entrevista, bien podría ser el libro oficial de kaizen. Porque en él tocan muchos de los temas que me has podido escuchar en el podcast y lo hacen con el objetivo de ayudarnos a que tengamos un perfil a prueba de los cambios que el futuro va a traer. Hay una frase, que a mí me gusta mucho, que dice que definir a alguien es limitarlo. Y creo que esto es especialmente cierto para los autores de este libro: Mónica Quintana y David Alayón. Aún así, vamos a intentarlo. Mónica es fundadora y CEO de Mindset, una consultora de talento e innovación especializada en procesos de transformación digital y cultural. Pero más allá de su vida profesional, Mónica es, como ella misma se define, una yonqui del aprendizaje, formada en temas tan diversos como la pedagogía, la creatividad tecnológica, el liderazgo, las ciencias cognitivas o el género y la diversidad y otra larguísima lista de temas. Por su lado, David es también difícil de categorizar. Es co-fundador de Innuba, desde donde ayudan a otras empresas a desarrollar proyectos con impacto social, tiene una larga carrera emprendedora, es profesor y ponente en un montón de sitios y algunos lo conoceréis por Heavy Mental, un podcast que he recomendado en más de una ocasión. Como ves, dos perfiles muy kaizen y un libro que lo es más aún. Así que no me voy a enrollar más que tenemos mucho de lo que hablar. Espero que disfrutes tanto como yo de esta conversación con Mónica Quintana y David Alayón.
Lacking both capital and a tangible fan base, Dan Checkers set out to make folky pop music with his elastic voice, clever lyrics, and a penchant for writing unorthodox melodies as Dan and Drum. A few months after his debut album, Growl Pop, was released it garnered 10's of millions of streams. Now Dan spends his time making personalized songs, and working on his next album "Heavy Mental" debuting later this year. We talk about the fear of vulnerability, how to enjoy success, and Dan's run in with the law. Guest Links:Dan Checkers - @dananddrumhttps://www.dananddrum.com/Songs List:Curious GeorgeGalleriaAll my DreamsDon't Panic
Today we are joined by the man, the myth, the legend Killah Priest. Brooklyn rapper Killah Priest has spent his lengthy, respected career making intensely spiritual music that connects Gnostic religious philosophy with the contemporary Black struggle. He made his first appearances on several Wu-Tang Clan side and solo projects, including albums by Gravediggaz, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and Genius/GZA, leading to the signing of his group Sunz of Man and the release of his acclaimed debut album, 1998's Heavy Mental. After leaving the major-label system, he went independent with 2001's Priesthood, and became an integral member of supergroups the HRSMN (aka the Four Horsemen) and Black Market Militia. He's continued releasing ambitious, metaphor-heavy solo albums such as 2007's The Offering and 2013's The Psychic World of Walter Reed, and produced some of the most experimental, spiritually advanced work of his career with later works such as 2020's Rocket to Nebula. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Brownsville, Killah Priest (Walter Reed) became infatuated with hip-hop as a child, listening to old-school and new-school acts alike. He also was influenced by local figures Genius and Onyx's DJ Suave, who would often play local parties. Killah Priest began working on his rhyming and eventually earned a considerable reputation in his neighborhood, but instead of furthering his musical career, he took a sabbatical to educate himself, primarily about religion and history, which had a major impact on his songwriting. Priest made his return to rap in 1994, appearing on several Wu-Tang projects including Gravediggaz' 6 Feet Deep, Ol' Dirty Bastard's Return to the 36 Chambers, and Genius/GZA's seminal Liquid Swords. All of his cameos were noteworthy, but his role on Liquid Swords -- especially "B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth)," essentially a Priest solo track -- earned special attention. By the end of 1996, his own group, Sunz of Man, was off the ground, having become the first act signed to Wu-Tang Records. In 1997, GZA suggested to Geffen that they should sign Priest, and the label took his advice. Priest worked on his debut solo album with True Master and 4th Disciple, two producers who were also associated with Wu-Tang. The resulting album, Heavy Mental, was dense with religious imagery and filled with evocative sounds. It received excellent reviews upon its March 1998 release and was a respectable commercial success, debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200. Priest issued his second album, View from Masada, in May 2000, further bolstering his status as one of the most compelling solo artists in the extended Wu-Tang family (even though, at the time, he was disconnected from the crew). Although View from Masada was well-received, it failed to do well commercially, and he was dropped from his label. While many rappers let go from a major-label either vanish or take years to resurface, Priest wasted no time and established his own imprint. July 2001's Priesthood, involving no Wu-Tang input whatsoever, was produced by Luminati and Nirocist, and released on the MC's Proverbs imprint. July 2003's Black August, however, came out on Recon. Although he certainly wasn't silent after this -- Black Market Militia (featuring Tragedy Khadafi and Hell Razah), the HRSMN (featuring Ras Kass, Kurupt, and Canibus), and Sunz of Man were ongoing concerns -- a few years passed before Priest's next solo album. March 2007's The Offering appeared on the Traffic-distributed Good Hands Records. His release schedule picked up considerably -- Behind the Stained Glass, Black August Revisited, and Beautiful Minds, the latter a full-length collaboration with Chief Kamachi, were all released in 2008. The Exorcist, Elizabeth, and several mixtapes appeared in 2009. The 3 Day Theory, featuring guest appearances by several emcees including Cappadonna, Ill Bill, and the Last Emperor, was released by Man Bites Dog in 2010. Following several delays, Killah Priest returned in 2013 with the ambitious double-CD The Psychic World of Walter Reed, a reunion of sorts with the Wu-Tang family, featuring guest rhymes and production by GZA, RZA, Inspectah Deck, and Ghostface Killah, as well as an appearance by George Clinton. The more sci-fi-themed Planet of the Gods appeared in 2015, and Priest formed the group Moon Crickets with Toronto-based rapper Lord Fury and DJ Mercilless. The Infinite Universe, with Vendetta Kingz, was released in 2016, and the mixtapes Don't Sit on the Speakers, Vol. 1 (with 4th Disciple) and The Untold Story of Walter Reed, Pt. 2 appeared in 2017. A 2020 mixtape with frequent collaborator Jordan River Banks, Journey to the Planet of the Gods preceded one of Priest's deepest, most abstract releases, Rocket to Nebula, an often-beatless record filled with reversed samples and ambient textures. A proper album with Banks, The Third Eye in Technicolor, closed out the year. The cinematic Lord Sun Heavy Mental 1.1 appeared in March of 2021.Show Notes:Killah Priest | Official WebsiteKillah Priest TV | YoutubeKillah Priest | InstagramKillah Priest | TwitterKillah Priest Discography | DiscogsGhostface Killah | TwitterRZA | TwitterNature Knows No Color-Line: Research into the Negro Ancestry in the White Race by J.A. Rogers | AmazonThe Songhai Empire | Students of HistoryMiyamoto Musashi, Japanese soldier-artist | Encyclopedia BritannicaSunz of Man | WikipediaJordan Maxwell | Killah Priest LIVETehuti Amun Hotep Ra | Killah Priest LIVESophia Stewart - Creator / Owner of The Matrix & Terminator Franchise | Killah Priest LIVEProfessor Abraham (Avi) Loeb | Dept. of Astronomy, Harvard UniversityProf. Sara Seager | Official WebsiteOrigin of the Species, From an Alien View | The New York TimesSantos Bonacci | Killah Priest LIVE
“Pensar Rápido, Pensar Despacio” es un libro del Psicólogo Israelí-Americano Daniel Kahneman. Premio Nobel de Economía en 2002 es uno de los padres de la economía del comportamiento o en inglés “behavioral economics”. Este es un episodio diferente porque hablaremos sobre los puntos clave del libro con un repetidor del podcast: Javier Recuenco. Javier es presidente de Mensa España, la asociación más grande de personas con alto coeficiente intelectual del mundo. Se dedica a resolver problemas complejos en Singular Solving y también participa en un par de podcast muy recomendables: Heavy Mental y Nada Que Ganar.
David Alayón un conocido innovador social y co-fundador de Innuba, con la cual ayuda a las empresas a generar negocio con proyectos que tienen un impacto positivo en la sociedad. Aparte de este último emprendimiento, David nos contará su historia de búsqueda constante de aptitudes y capacidades que le ayuden a llenar su mochila de conocimiento y a nutrir su caráter híper intelectual. Nos hablará de ser bloguero, fundar la agencia digital Social Noise, desarrollar la innovación corporativa de Inditex, llevar el podcast Heavy Mental y dedicar 25% de su tiempo a dar clases en el IE. Todo esto envuelto en reflexiones sobre el impacto social que pueden tener las corporaciones, cómo ser innovador, unicornios vs. cebras y startups vs. corporaciones. Créditos Musicales: Jahzzar https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar
Si no has escuchado la Parte 1, te recomendaría empezar por ahí! ¿Quieres ver el pod en directo? Vente a TwitchPuedes ayudarme a través de Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoinAdolfo Contreras (Muloko) es ampliamente conocido por todos en Twitter y gracias a su newsletter en la cual analiza la situación contemporánea y su posible evolución. Los escenarios que plantea nunca defraudan.Javier Recuenco da mucho juego tanto en su empresa como en medios gracias a sus participaciones en podcasts como Heavy Mental o Nada que ganar.Álvaro D. María es el autor del libro "La filosofía de Bitcoin". Y creo que eso son referencias suficientes.Descargo de responsabilidad: Todo lo discutido en este episodio debe ser considerado como entretenimiento solamente y jamás como consejo de inversión. Nada de lo dicho aquí tiene un propósito de asesoramiento financiero o recomendación.Recuerda que también puedes ayudarme dejando una review y compartiendo!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoin)
¿Quieres ver el pod en directo? Vente a TwitchPuedes ayudarme a través de Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoinAdolfo Contreras (Muloko) es ampliamente conocido por todos en Twitter y gracias a su newsletter en la cual analiza la situación contemporánea y su posible evolución. Los escenarios que plantea nunca defraudan.Javier Recuenco da mucho juego tanto en su empresa como en medios gracias a sus participaciones en podcasts como Heavy Mental o Nada que ganar. Álvaro D. María es el autor del libro "La filosofía de Bitcoin". Y creo que eso son referencias suficientes.Descargo de responsabilidad: Todo lo discutido en este episodio debe ser considerado como entretenimiento solamente y jamás como consejo de inversión. Nada de lo dicho aquí tiene un propósito de asesoramiento financiero o recomendación.Recuerda que también puedes ayudarme dejando una review y compartiendo!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoin)
Notas del episodio: https://elrincondeaquiles.com/podcast/david-alayon-innovacion En esta entrevista, de la mano de David Alayón, entenderás mejor el papel de la innovación en el futuro, descubrirás cómo toma decisiones un futurista y qué papel juega el aprendizaje en su vida. Todo acompañado con un poquito del cachondeo de Heavy Mental. Web: https://elrincondeaquiles.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elrincondeaquiles.es Twitter: https://twitter.com/RinconDeAquiles
Notas del episodio: https://elrincondeaquiles.com/podcast/david-alayon-innovacion En esta entrevista, de la mano de David Alayón, entenderás mejor el papel de la innovación en el futuro, descubrirás cómo toma decisiones un futurista y qué papel juega el aprendizaje en su vida. Todo acompañado con un poquito del cachondeo de Heavy Mental. Web: https://elrincondeaquiles.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elrincondeaquiles.es Twitter: https://twitter.com/RinconDeAquiles
¿Quieres ver el pod en directo? Vente a Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/meraalbertoPuedes ayudarme a través de Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoinJavier Recuenco tiene una extensa trayectoria dedicada a la resolución de problemas complejps. Actualmente trabaja para Singular Solving y es presidente de Mensa.TwitterDescargo de responsabilidad: Todo lo discutido en este episodio debe ser considerado como entretenimiento solamente y jamás como consejo de inversión. Nada de lo dicho aquí tiene un propósito de asesoramiento financiero o recomendación.Recuerda que también puedes ayudarme dejando una review y compartiendo!Compra BTC en Relai (descuento de un 0.5%)Usa este enlace Enlaces tratados en el episodio:Singular Solving: https://singularsolving.com/en/home-2/Heavy Mental: https://heavymental.es/Nada que ganar: https://open.spotify.com/show/4IG6LwlGCOWtjf9GJJeoBKSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/unpodcastsobrebitcoin)
This episode's theme is LISTENING TO YOUR BODY.I (Rhys) talk about a recent experience which reminded me about the importance of listening to my body, while Leila shares her theory that we human beings were engineered by aliens who created us by using monkey DNA...or something to that effect. Anyway...During the episode, we also chat about: Our own experiences with listening/not listening to our bodies. Understanding what our bodies actually need and when. How natural it is for animals to be at one with their bodies. How symptoms within the body are messengers trying to tell us something. The importance of considering health holistically when looking at our mental health. And a whole lot more.Just so you know, our conversations are completely unfiltered, unedited and happen very organically.Also to note, we're not professionals — if you've heard us speak, you will know that. We're just a couple with a passion for nattering about our mental health and trying to navigate our way through the mad old game we call "life".We explore these topics in real-time and figure out our opinions and share our experiences on the fly. We have no agenda, other than that we want to try and help. Often we miss things out and get things wrong. We're human — anyway, you know the score by now!Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about LISTENING TO YOUR BODY.------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
On this week's show, we're going to have the second part of our interview with Ty Logan, he is the host of Downtown Radio's "Heavy Mental" every Sunday at noon. Last week, we talked about his history that led to the show and a lot about a show. This week, we're going to get real deep in his story of recovery, the challenges, success and how its shaped his life in helping others. Today is November 7th, my name is Tom Heath and you're listening to "Life Along the Streetcar". Each and every Sunday our focus is on Social, Cultural and Economic impacts in Tucson's Urban Core and we shed light on hidden gems everyone should know about. From A Mountain to UArizona and all stops in between. You get the inside track- right here on 99.1 FM, streaming on DowntownRadio.org- we're also available on your iPhone or Android using our very own Downtown Radio app. Reach us by email contact@lifealongthestreetcar.org -- interact with us on Facebook @Life Along the Streetcar and follow us on Twitter @StreetcarLife--- And check out our past episodes on www.lifeAlongTheStreetcar.org, Spotify, iTunes or asking your smart speaker to play our podcast Our intro music is by Ryanhood and we exit with music from ???
This week, we're going to speak with Ty Logan. He is the host of Downtown Radio's Heavy Mental, every Sunday at noon. We're going to discuss his personal journey of recovery and how it led to him becoming a teacher, and also a radio personality. Today is October 31st, Happy Halloween, my name is Tom Heath and you're listening to "Life Along the Streetcar". Each and every Sunday our focus is on Social, Cultural and Economic impacts in Tucson's Urban Core and we shed light on hidden gems everyone should know about. From A Mountain to UArizona and all stops in between. You get the inside track- right here on 99.1 FM, streaming on DowntownRadio.org- we're also available on your iPhone or Android using our very own Downtown Radio app. Reach us by email contact@lifealongthestreetcar.org -- interact with us on Facebook @Life Along the Streetcar and follow us on Twitter @StreetcarLife--- And check out our past episodes on www.lifeAlongTheStreetcar.org, Spotify, iTunes or asking your smart speaker to play our podcast Our intro music is by Ryanhood and we exit with music from Killah Priest, "Heavy Mental".
From the White Album to The Black Album, rock scribe Lonn Friend talks about completing (or not completing) his trilogy: the decade of decadence, the decade of demotion and the decade of depression. Or better yet, redemption.
Entra en https://www.polymatas.com/entrevista-javier-recuenco-complejidad/ para ver el post completo y los enlaces a todos los libros mencionados en la entrevista. Javier González Recuenco se autodefine como solucionador de problemas complejos y ese es su trabajo en Singular Solving, una empresa que ayuda a otras empresas a navegar en la incertidumbre y a ver la complejidad no como algo que hay que solucionar, sino como una fuente de valor. Para llegar hasta aquí, Javier ha recorrido un largo camino que inició estudiando informática. Ya era CTO en sus veintes pero su pasión por la personotecnia le hizo dar un giro en su carrera y empezó a enfocarse más en las personas y en cómo las empresas podían llegar hasta ellas en un mundo de cambios constantes donde la publicidad era irrelevante y molesta para la gente. Curioso e inquieto por naturaleza. Esto le ha llevado a involucrarse en Mensa (Asociación de Personas con Alto Cociente Intelectual), de la que ahora es Presidente, a montar varias empresas, a escribir para infinidad de medios, a dar clases en escuelas de negocios y universidades. Todo ello gravitando siempre alrededor de conceptos como la personotecnia, la complejidad y el futurismo de frontera. Después de eso todavía le queda tiempo para leer entre 50 y 100 libros al año, jugar a videojuegos, leer cómics, participar en el podcast Heavy Mental y tocar la guitarra en un grupo. Me siento muy ilusionado por tenerle como invitado para la primera entrevista de Polymatas porque le considero uno de esos raros polímatas del mundo moderno que nos retan a expandir nuestras mentes. Entra en Polymatas para ver todos los enlaces a los libros mencionados en el capítulo: Dónde seguirle Twitter: https://twitter.com/Recuenco Podcast: https://heavymental.es/ Temas tratados en la entrevista Como experto en solución de problemas complejos, Javier nos habla sobre el trabajo que realiza en su día a día, diferencias entre lo complicado y lo complejo, el tipo de mentalidad que debe tener alguien que quiera enfrentarse a la complejidad con éxito y las habilidades que debe desarrollar. En la segunda parte de la entrevista hablamos sobre las dificultades de predecir el futuro y qué alternativas hay para enfrentarlo cuando no sabemos lo que pasará en unos meses. Entre medias hablamos sobre generalistas y especialistas, pensamiento profundo y algunos de los grandes principios que dirigen el mundo. Citas destacadas de la entrevista “Un problema complejo es un problema que no se ha resuelto previamente y que no sabemos por dónde meterle mano” “Las cosas se abordan cuando la gente está preparada para asumirlas, no cuando la tecnología está disponible” “El COVID19 no es un problema complejo sino complicado” “La mayor parte de los proyectos complejos fracasan por la incapacidad para orquestar a múltiples y diversos equipos y personas” “El cerebro es una máquina de cerrar cosas en falso para eliminar la incertidumbre” “Un solucionador de problemas lo primero que hace es acostumbrarse a vivir con la incertidumbre” “La idea de homo rationalis es un chiste. Entender cómo funcionamos nos ayuda a entender por qué la gente hace las cosas aparentemente absurdas” “El solucionador de problemas se especializa en leer señales” “Drucker y Porter han tenido su tiempo, pero no son la gente que yo utilizaría a la hora de definir una estrategia para una startup” “Las charlas TED funcionan tan bien porque te permiten sentirte listo con una cantidad de esfuerzo mínima” “Siéntete bien siendo el más tonto de la habitación” “Yo pienso, yo leo libros, yo me cultivo… y sin sentirme superior pero sin esconderme”
This week’s theme is BODY IMAGE.Leila talks about her experiences being a tall kid and I (Rhys) chat about how I thought the only way to become happy within my body was to strive to become a Marvel superhero...During the episode, we chat about: Our own unique experiences with body image growing up — both good and bad.TW: eating disorders and how body image plays a huge part. TW: baby loss and post-partum body image. Ageing, changing and going with the flow. Social media, societal expectation and advertising, and how that plays into body image. Achieving body neutrality and learning to be grateful for what our bodies do for us. How to improve your self-worth, confidence and body image. Just so you know, our conversations are completely unfiltered, unedited and happen very organically.Also to note, we’re not professionals — if you’ve heard us speak, you will know that. We’re just a couple with a passion for nattering about our mental health and trying to navigate our way through the mad old game we call "life".We explore these topics in real-time and figure out our opinions and share our experiences on the fly. We have no agenda and often, we miss things out and get things wrong. We're human — anyway, you know the score by now!Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about BODY IMAGE.------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
This week’s theme is all about: SELF-SABOTAGE.(Did you think of the song by The Beastie Boys?)During the episode, we chat about: What self-sabotage is.How to know if you might be self-sabotaging.Why we might self-sabotage ourselves.Lesser forms of self-sabotage.Examples from our own lives in which we’ve self-sabotaged ourselves.How we might go about stopping our self-sabotaging ways.This episode is also a little “no edit” experiment, so we can now say that our conversation is completely unfiltered, unedited and completely organic!Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about SELF-SABOTAGE.------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
This week’s theme is all about: IDENTITY.In this episode, we chat about: The meaning of identity and how it is shaped.Our own perceived sense of identity and what that means to us.How social media has an effect on identity and how we can have multiple online personas which are strands of our core identity.The relationship between identity and mental health.Living out of alignment with who you know you are deep down.We also talk ways in which you can get to know yourself better and we cover Rhys’ bi-monthly identity crisis and how he overcomes that.Thematically, we also cover:Counselling, therapy, the Johari Window model, values, self-esteem, body image, stress and a whole lot more.Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about IDENTITY.------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
WHAT IS THE HEAVY MENTAL TEST THAT AHMEN PUT ON THE ELECT? WHY WAS IT PUT ON THEM? WHAT WILL IT PRODUCE? WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THOSE THAT FAIL THE TEST? DO WE NEED THIS TEST TO HEAD INTO THE 4TH DIMENSION? FIND OUT THE ANSWERS TONIGHT AT 10PM ON MENTELLECT RADIO(BLOGTALK) FEAT THE INTEL.NUBEN MENKARAYZZ/MFA/144000
This week’s theme is all about: SELF-LIMITING BELIEFS — we also cover a bit of IMPOSTER SYNDROME.We chat about our experiences with our own self-limiting beliefs: how they’ve held us back, where they came from and how we’ve tried to overcome them.Is it conditional, genetic or experiential circumstances that leads us to having these beliefs in the first place?We talk how certain negative experiences as children really shaped our belief system growing up.We also chat finding a mentor, positive encouragement and learning to fail.We (I mean me, Rhys) also talk about Elon Musk, more than once — fanboy much?Thematically, we also cover:Growing up, parental influence, mentors, childhood trauma, Elon Musk’s inventions, inner child work, therapy, the hero’s journey, ADHD, shame, embarrassment, self-awareness and self-reflection.Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about SELF-LIMITING BELIEFS. Remember: the person who says they can and the person who says they can’t are both right.------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
This week’s theme is all about: PETS. Specifically, how having a pet affects your mental health.Both Leila and I have had dogs in the past and those of you who’ve followed a little while will know that we recently rescued a dog from Romania. A handsome chap named ‘Leon’.We talk about our experience so far with Leon and the adoption process.We talk about our own experience having dogs (and cats) in the past, and how this has been a source of support for us through the years for our mental health.We talk about the responsibility and sense of routine that comes when having an animal, and how in turn, this has a positive affect on our mental health.We talk about the soothing presence an animal can have by just being around and hanging out with them — there’s nothing more comforting than watching your pet asleep by the fire.We also chat about how our pets mirror our energy and can offer us support when we most need it — what we give to them, they give back in abundance, as well as the fact that they make us laugh so much! They can really help take the edge off a bad day.We talk about how especially now, our animals help us from getting lonely. Because anybody with a pet knows, you’re never alone when you have them!We also chat what lessons we can learn from animals, in that they’re more in tune with nature than we are. Something human beings appear to have lost somewhere along the way!Thematically, we also cover:Responsibility, routine, mindfulness, depression, being present, stress, caring for others, therapy, the bond between animals and humans,And Leila’s now retired career as a writer for the stage!?Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about PETS. ------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
This week’s theme is all about: CHANGING YOUR MIND.We discuss all the times we've both changed our mind throughout the years, in our choice of work and personal lives. Both Leila and I have had many different careers and identities, until we've arrived at the ones we have now!We talk about really thinking you want to be or do something, before realising it isn't for you. But are you quitting because it isn't for you or because you haven't given it enough time? We discuss the difference!We talk about the time we both did the same counselling course at college as we thought we both wanted to be counsellors, but then realised that...we didn't. We discuss the shame that's associated with changing your mind when you've made a public declaration that you intend to change. We also talk about the stigma sometimes associated with the changing of one's mind!Thematically, we also cover:Work, passion, purpose, direction, being open-minded, trying different things, sunk cost bias and being open to the opinions of others, and many other things...Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about CHANGING YOUR MIND. ------If you're not already following us on Instagram, what're you waiting for!?
This week’s theme is: MUSIC and MENTAL HEALTH.We discuss how important music was in both in our teenage years and as we grew up — for Leila, it was Blink-182 and for me, probably Linkin Park. We talk about the records we loved and how they shaped our youth.We talk about how music bonded us as kids. Spoke for us. And how the scene gave us a home. One that allowed us to mix with other like-minded folks.(RIP MySpace.)We talk about how the music you choose to listen to can influence your mood — or is it the other way around?We also talk about Leila fainting when she saw Travis Barker in the flesh and the time I thought I was rapper — Leila embarrasses me by singing a rap I wrote when I was 13.We also talk about how music can be used as therapy. How it’s a deeply-rooted part of who we are as human beings — it’s in our bones!Thematically, we also cover:Growing up, relationships, dance, anger, the alternative scene, the South Wales music scene, gangster rap, metal, nu metal, pop punk, somatic dance, creative expression, trauma release exercises and whether our physical bodies hold onto feelings.Anyway, please enjoy our chat, all about MUSIC and MENTAL HEALTH.
In this week's podcast, Matt chats with Rhys King of Heavy Mental Podcast. Support The Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/nevermindpolly?fan_landing=true Support Andy: www.justgiving.com/fundraising/nevermindandy Social Media: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Nevermind-Polly-The-Podcast-129082695549135 Nevermind Crew Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/428899967934155 Twitter: https://twitter.com/nevermindpolly1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nevermindpollypodcast/
Carlota y María se pasan por Alvarema Al Habla para charlar sobre la salud mental y su reciente proyecto "Heavy Mental". En esta entrevista se tratan temas delicados relacionados con la salud mental y el estigma que se tiene sobre ellos.
Our second episode of Tribe Chat, yet again hosted by The Butcher Brotherz takes a look at the medium of storytelling through writing, where they sat down with Matthew Medney, Amazon best selling author, CEO of HERØ Records and the newly appointed CEO of Heavy Metal Magazine. Join them as they discuss his life, the decade plus career he spent in the music and artist management industry, as well as his inspiration for and the story behind his first full length graphic novel: "Beyond Kuiper: The Galactic Star Alliance", which was the first print published under Heavy Metal's new sci-fi centrically focused vision.Check Out The Novel Below: https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Kuiper-Galactic-Star-Alliance/dp/1947784196Support the show (https://paypal.me/WarpaintRecords)
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Killah Priest joins TruthSeekah in this episode of The TruthSeekah Podcast as they discuss esoteric symbolism, the anunnaki, magical Egypt and Hollywood.Killah Priest made his first appearances on such Wu-Tang side and solo projects as Gravediggaz' 6 Feet Deep, Ol' Dirty Bastard's Return to the 36 Chambers, and Genius/GZA's seminal Liquid Swords. His contributions to those releases — especially Liquid Swords' “B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth),” essentially a Priest solo track — paved the way for the release of the MC's acclaimed debut album, 1998's Heavy Mental, and a lengthy and respected career in the hip-hop underground. In addition to his prolific solo work, he was an integral member of the groups Sunz of Man, the HRSMEN (aka the Four Horsemen), and Black Market Militia.Born in Brooklyn and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Brownsville, Killah Priest (born Walter Reed) became infatuated with hip-hop as a child, listening to old school and new school acts alike. He also was influenced by local figures Genius and Onyx's DJ Suave, who would often play local parties. Killah Priest began working on his rhyming and eventually earned a considerable reputation in his neighborhood, but instead of furthering his musical career, he took a sabbatical to educate himself, primarily about religion and history. The sabbatical had a major impact on his songwriting.View From MasadaPriest made his return to rap in 1995, appearing on several Wu-Tang projects. All of his cameos were noteworthy, but his role on Liquid Swords earned special attention. By the end of 1996, his own side project, Sunz of Man, was off the ground. In 1997, GZA suggested to Geffen that they should sign Priest, and the label took his advice. Priest worked on his debut solo album with True Master and 4th Disciple, two producers who were also associated with Wu-Tang. The resulting album, Heavy Mental, was dense with religious imagery and filled with evocative sounds. It received excellent reviews upon its March 1998 release and was a respectable commercial success, debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200. Priest issued his second album, View from Masada, in May 2000, further bolstering his status as one of the most compelling solo artists in the extended Wu-Tang family (even though, at the time, he was disconnected from the crew). Although View from Masada was well-received, it failed to do well commercially, and he was dropped from his label.While many rappers dropped form a major label either vanish or take years to resurface, Priest wasted no time and established his own label. July 2001's Priesthood, involving no Wu-Tang input whatsoever, was produced by Luminati and Nirocist and released on the MC's Proverbs imprint. July 2003's Black August, however, came out on Recon. Although he certainly wasn't silent after this — Black Market Militia (featuring Tragedy Khadafi and Hell Razah), the Horsemen (featuring Ras Kass, Kurupt, and Canibus), and Sunz of Man were ongoing concerns — a few years passed before Priest's next solo album, March 2007's The Offering. He then switched to the Traffic label, where his release schedule picked up a bit. Behind the Stained Glass and Beautiful Minds, the latter a full-length collaboration with Chief Kamachi, were both released in 2008. Elizabeth and The 3 Day Theory (a Man Bites Dog release), two of his deepest and most idiosyncratic releases, were issued, respectively, in 2009 and 2010.TruthSeekah's New Book Spirit Realm: Angels Demons, Spirits and the Sovereignty of God (Foreword by Jordan Maxwell) https://amzn.to/31g9ydRTruthSeekahs Guided Meditation | The Throneroom Visualization https://www.TruthSeekah.com/MeditationsHelp Keep The TruthSeekah Podcast On The Air!⭐️ Become A Patron And Support TruthSeekah
Killah Priest joins TruthSeekah in this episode of The TruthSeekah Podcast as they discuss esoteric symbolism, the anunnaki, magical Egypt and Hollywood.Killah Priest made his first appearances on such Wu-Tang side and solo projects as Gravediggaz’ 6 Feet Deep, Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s Return to the 36 Chambers, and Genius/GZA’s seminal Liquid Swords. His contributions to those releases — especially Liquid Swords’ “B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth),” essentially a Priest solo track — paved the way for the release of the MC’s acclaimed debut album, 1998’s Heavy Mental, and a lengthy and respected career in the hip-hop underground. In addition to his prolific solo work, he was an integral member of the groups Sunz of Man, the HRSMEN (aka the Four Horsemen), and Black Market Militia.Born in Brooklyn and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Brownsville, Killah Priest (born Walter Reed) became infatuated with hip-hop as a child, listening to old school and new school acts alike. He also was influenced by local figures Genius and Onyx’s DJ Suave, who would often play local parties. Killah Priest began working on his rhyming and eventually earned a considerable reputation in his neighborhood, but instead of furthering his musical career, he took a sabbatical to educate himself, primarily about religion and history. The sabbatical had a major impact on his songwriting.View From MasadaPriest made his return to rap in 1995, appearing on several Wu-Tang projects. All of his cameos were noteworthy, but his role on Liquid Swords earned special attention. By the end of 1996, his own side project, Sunz of Man, was off the ground. In 1997, GZA suggested to Geffen that they should sign Priest, and the label took his advice. Priest worked on his debut solo album with True Master and 4th Disciple, two producers who were also associated with Wu-Tang. The resulting album, Heavy Mental, was dense with religious imagery and filled with evocative sounds. It received excellent reviews upon its March 1998 release and was a respectable commercial success, debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200. Priest issued his second album, View from Masada, in May 2000, further bolstering his status as one of the most compelling solo artists in the extended Wu-Tang family (even though, at the time, he was disconnected from the crew). Although View from Masada was well-received, it failed to do well commercially, and he was dropped from his label.While many rappers dropped form a major label either vanish or take years to resurface, Priest wasted no time and established his own label. July 2001’s Priesthood, involving no Wu-Tang input whatsoever, was produced by Luminati and Nirocist and released on the MC’s Proverbs imprint. July 2003’s Black August, however, came out on Recon. Although he certainly wasn’t silent after this — Black Market Militia (featuring Tragedy Khadafi and Hell Razah), the Horsemen (featuring Ras Kass, Kurupt, and Canibus), and Sunz of Man were ongoing concerns — a few years passed before Priest’s next solo album, March 2007’s The Offering. He then switched to the Traffic label, where his release schedule picked up a bit. Behind the Stained Glass and Beautiful Minds, the latter a full-length collaboration with Chief Kamachi, were both released in 2008. Elizabeth and The 3 Day Theory (a Man Bites Dog release), two of his deepest and most idiosyncratic releases, were issued, respectively, in 2009 and 2010.TruthSeekah's New Book Spirit Realm: Angels Demons, Spirits and the Sovereignty of God (Foreword by Jordan Maxwell) https://amzn.to/31g9ydRTruthSeekahs Guided Meditation | The Throneroom Visualization https://www.TruthSeekah.com/MeditationsHelp Keep The TruthSeekah Podcast On The Air!⭐️ Become A Patron And Support TruthSeekah
Today on Fresh Pressed, Gabe and Andrew eschew a theme (look, it's been a rough week) and dive deep into two new tunes, both of which relate to Sweden in some way, so that's a theme, I guess. Njut av vår podcasten! Featured in this episode: SDC - Tunng Heavy Mental - Sangre de Muerdago Also featured: Heavy Mental, live Jim Kendros explains the hurdy-gurdy Griselda Sanderson explains the nyckelharpa Subscribe to Fresh Pressed for new tunes and old grooves every Tuesday. Follow us on Twitter @freshpressedpod | Listen to a playlist of all our picks at spoti.fi/33OncHr
In this episode, Michelle and Adda share their journeys with mental health so far, in hopes that you may relate or learn something new. It's heavy. It's vulnerable. And it's not talked about enough. Content warning: disordered eating, mental illness. Follow us on Instagram @jenesaisquoipod.
Tom Dutta is an award-winning CEO, speaker and International #1 Best Selling author with over 30 years' experience transforming leaders and companies worldwide. Tom's experience spans the Education, Financial, IT, TELCO, Not-for-Profit and Health sectors. His career includes senior roles in many Canadian companies including Founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Board. Tom is the host and executive producer of the Quiet Warrior Internet radio show. As Founder and CEO of KRE-AT® Tom is an authority on what motivates leaders' actions. Tom's business experience, and 10-year study of the science behind success has enabled him to create a proven coaching and mentorship formula called The Way of the Quiet Warrior®. Tom received the William Shatner MOVING AMERICA FORWARD AWARD special TV Series, and the 2018 Courage to Come Back Certificate of Top 3 Nomination Finalist for his incredible mental health journey. These narratives will be part of Tom's latest film project, taking his life story to the big screen. His purpose is to lift the stigma of mental health in the workplace. Tom has served as Chairman of the Board pioneering a shift in the access to mental health services for over a decade and an advocate for programs serving mental health. His talk at TEDx BearCreekPark is about the important role leaders have in breaking the stigma around mental health. Tom's beautiful wife Anna, his three children, one granddaughter, and miniature Shih Tzu Shadow are the lights that shine brightest in his life.
This is Colin's most controversial episode yet, although it shouldn't be. How did public health become political?
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Get ready for a psychic showdown with today's episode! In "Heavy Mental" Launchpad gains the powers of fire, ice, levitation and seeing the future. But it doesn't take psychic powers to see some terrible animation, and we'll tell you all about that too! This episode also features some new one-shot FOWL villains, a grisy death scene, and the first canonical appearance of Sara Bellum. Additionally, we discuss how we feel about the third season of Ducktales 2017 so far. We predict you'll enjoy this one! Links- https://linktr.ee/StCanardFiles DW #DarkwingDuck #ducktales #disneyafternoon #disneyPlus #90scartoons This podcast is powered by Pinecast.
This episode talks about causes and treatments for anxiety and depression and how to use exercise/lifestyle therapy as a treatment tool.
In der Schanze tummeln sich die Tümmler. Das Schrödingers könnte Abhilfe schaffen. Live-Musik 2020 liegt irgendwie noch in weiter Ferne, aber ein kleines Clubheim erfindet sich neu für die Krise. Als Gast dropt sich der äußerst freundliche Mr. Shiran Habekost in die Mitte von Astra Colada und spricht über Metality und die Werte des Metal. Die letzten Worte kommen heute von Jana a.k.a. "Harbour Violet". Peace Out.
Todays episode we are joined with Rhys King from The Heavy Mental podcast. Rhys and occasionally his wife Leila interview a whole host of different experts and talk about personal growth, wellness and mental health. In this episode we chat about his own personal journey with health anxiety, and the internal struggle when being venerable online.Where you can find Rhyshttps://heavymentalpodcast.simplecast.com/https://www.instagram.com/theheavymentalpodcast/& follow his own personal journey on: https://www.instagram.com/theheavymentalproject/...WE MENTIONED:Heavy Mental PodcastTV show Pure - on Channel 4Youtuber - Matt D'avellaSearch ResultsWeb MUSICThanks to Nick Byrne for the beautiful musicListen to houses here: https://ditto.fm/houses-nick-byrne...FIND US:@thelonelinesscollaborationThis podcast is co-hosted by @nataliebyrne and @venuslibido
Chris is a best-selling author of works such as The Indie Spiritualist & Dead Set On Living. He also recently started writing for Fangoria, arguably the most prominent horror publication of all time. We talk mediation, mental health, living a better life, and how it can all be related to our favorite subjects of horror, punk rock, and of course… SLAYER!!!
Frank Pané ist Profi-Musiker. Ich unterhalte mich mit ihm darüber, ob er lieber auf der Bühne steht oder als Songwriter kreativ arbeitet. Wir sprechen über Kreativität auf Kommando und das perfekte Bühnen-Mindset. Frank verrät uns, welchem Ritual die Jungs von Bonfire vor jedem Auftritt fröhnen und warum das ganze Sex & Drugs & Rock'n'Roll-Image schon lange nicht mehr aktuell ist.
For those interested in the written version, you can find the blog post version, right here.For further information and help with health anxiety, you can check out the Anxiety UK page, here. And the ADAA website, here.
On this episode Smoothvega is joined by Killah Priest for an exclusive interview. We discussed ODB, Wu Tang stories, Heavy Mental + more [Interview Starts @ 1:00:20] Special Co-Host: Will Majors also join us on this episode to talk about "The American Dream", Best/Worst National Acts he's worked with + much more. Featured Song: "Before The Kappa" - Gringo The Mc
In this final episode of our first series, we answer listener questions on a wide array of topics, such as: change, loneliness, eating disorders, moving, jobs, relationships, periods, affirmations, habits, routines, gaming, breaking negative cycles and helping someone suffering with their mental health. This is our 20th episode, and that now means that the first series of Heavy Mental has now drawn to a close…but fear not, we’ll be back soon enough. We’re taking a little time away in order to book guests, plan episodes, create valuable content and work on a few other bits — like a website that we intend to fill with our written ramblings. A HUGE, HEAVY THANK YOU to ALL of our listeners for every single listen, like, share, comment or DM — we’re so glad to have you along for the ride. It means the world to us to hear from you and know that we’re able to help in some way — any way we can. We'd also like to take this opportunity to thank all of our amazing guests for being brave enough to share their stories. We honestly can’t thank you all enough. Every single one of those conversations will stay with us and hold a special place in our hearts. Our new series will start in August, so keep your eyes peeled and your ears harked for more details on that. We’ll still be posting on IG though, in case you ever felt the urge to DM. We’re here for you. And remember: it’s not all doom and gloom. Much love, Rhys & Leila X
You can find out more about Alex on his website, as well as the links to all his socials, here.
As discussed, the blog post I wrote called "Comparison Is the Thief of Joy" can be found here. As mentioned, you can find out more about The Minimalists and Joshua Fields Milburn, in a blog post they wrote about social media, here.
If you wanted to find out more about stoicism, I recommend reading this book by Ryan Holiday called "The Daily Stoic". It's really easy-to-read and jam-packed full of wisdom. Oh, you came here because you wanted to find out more about "the death of a thousand cuts", didn't you? Well, you can read about that here. Rhys X
You can find out more about **Sleep Awareness Week **here. The "ChronoCity" mentioned in the episode is a town called Bad Kissingen, Germany. You can read more about the concept in a Guardian long read article, here. The book mentioned a couple of times during the episode is "Why We Sleep" by Matthew Walker. The **Derren Brown **documentary referenced — which is well worth a watch — is called "Sacrifice" and you can find it on Netflix. The Arianna Huffington Ted Talk referenced about the importance of sleep is called "How To Succeed? Get More Sleep" and you can watch it here. During the episode, I meant to say "Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs" but for some reason, said "Lazlow" — who was, in fact, a fictional DJ on Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Easy mistake to make, I think you'll all agree. Rhys X
It's A Duck Blur: Let's Get Dangerous (A Darkwing Duck/Ducktales Podcast)
Sam King is back! Yay! Everybody's favourite storyboard artist (She's got her own IMDB page! https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7339095/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr12) ) We talk about BEES!, the disturbing size and shape of Launchpad's head, what lizards think about before they die, being a Ducktales fan who works are Ducktales and much more! Stay Dangerous! ------------------------------------------------ Maybe donate a few dollars to our Patreon account: https://www.patreon.com/itsaduckblur There's heaps of cool gifts and bonuses for those that join! Come and see our website: www.itsaduckblur.com Buy our merch at: www.redbubble.com/people/itsaduckblur/shop AND here's Sarah's very cool Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/sarahbaggsmisc Email us on: itsaduckblurpodcast@gmail.com Please rate and review 'It's A Duck Blur: Let's Get Dangerous' on iTunes or Stitcher. It helps other people find the show. For more Michael, follow him on Twitter: @meandmyeasel For more Sarah, follow her on Twitter: @why_in_the_heck OR her podcast Sperging Out For more Michael AND Sarah listen to Pop Quiz Hot Shot with Michael Williams, also available on iTunes, Stitcher and where all good podcasts are sold.
BOOKS MENTIONED: Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy. The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. SOCIALS: Instagram: @heavymentalpod Facebook: @heavymentalpod
Crush. Kill. Destroy. Stress. In this world of organised confusion, many of us are being buried under the weight of stress. The extinction agenda is in full motion. This week is Mental Health Awareness Week 2018 and the facts and figures aren't looking good. Stress really is the silent killer. Stress is out here moving like one of the Colombian cartels and seeking whom it may devour. If Mr Stress knocks on your door? Do not answer. In this 18th episode, Sumit and Chris reconvene to explore the complexities of stress and where it fits in the mental health spectrum. After breaking down the sauce with some key statistics, things get realer than real when Chris divulges his struggles with depression, anxiety and even suicidal thoughts. Yep. Deep stuff. However; in typical fashion, the boys keep the balance tight and also offer up some suggestions as to how to look after your health and overall well-being. No questions this week. Let's focus on the solutions. For those of you struggling with mental health issues or if there is someone you know and love that you are concerned about, hit the links below for more help and support. Mental Health Foundation www.mentalhealth.org.uk/ Mind www.mind.org.uk/ NHS www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/AboutNHS…ing%20services.aspx Recorded and mastered by Charlie Thomas. Insta: @charlietmusic Website: charlietmusic.com
The Canadian Geeks return for the first ever "Signature Six-Pack SerieZ" where we focus all our attention on a single artist. Still riding high on the recent "Dirkschneider - Back To The Roots Part 2 Tour", the Geeks have chosen Udo Dirkschneider eras of Accept to focus on. Both hosts each take turns playing their favourite 6 pack of Accept songs, share stories about the band, some concert memories both old and new. Oh and they drink some beer but by episode 27 you probably already know that. ds2Featured on a special "Dick In The Dirt" Track, the guys decided to each play a song from the support band Elm Street. Elm Street from Australia assaulted some ears and earned at least a couple new Canadian fans playing a great set including songs from their 2016 album "Knock Em Out...With A Metal Fist!". Wallygator spins "Heart Racer" and the Meister selects "Heavy Mental". So grab a cold one, or six and be prepared to bang your head to one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time. Balls to the Wall people!
MiC discusses the events that took place in lower Manhattan on Tuesday. On a lighter note, he also chats about Stranger Things 2. As well as Killah Priest’s storied debut album Heavy Mental, and the Lovecraftian horror Film The Void.https://micripz.bandcamp.com/album/dug-out-the-dirt@MiCRipZhttps://mrmentalcase.bandcamp.com/
MiC discusses the events that took place in lower Manhattan on Tuesday. On a lighter note, he also chats about Stranger Things 2. As well as Killah Priest’s storied debut album Heavy Mental, and the Lovecraftian horror Film The Void.https://micripz.bandcamp.com/album/dug-out-the-dirt@MiCRipZhttps://mrmentalcase.bandcamp.com/
Today’s show was inspired by all of the work at home parents (and we are including the “stay at home parents” in that group because they DO work!) and their heavy mental load. GET THE POWERPLAN to take action HERE. Often it is the person who manages the household that will carry the invisible burdens and manage the mental load all on their own. It can be frustrating and demoralizing when no one recognizes or appreciates the work you do. In this episode, we are going to show you how creating routines and sharing them with your partner can make all of the difference for both of you. Our 2-Minute Tear Apart is where we closely examine something we have come across in our lives to determine if it fits our goal of living a healthy life. At the end of the 2 Minutes you should know the ins and outs of the practice or product we tear apart. This week we tore apart a peroxide brush rinse. Make sure you tune into the podcast to hear that segment and find out what we discovered! We are including the links for what we talked about in that tear apart at the end of this powerplan. The Heavy Mental Load Just to be up front at the beginning, we are both work at home moms so we will be referencing moms a lot because we are talking about our own thoughts and feelings. However, we feel these thoughts really do pertain to both moms and dads and we don’t want to exclude anyone. Additionally, we could do a whole show on the issues and emotions that a work outside the home mother or father have to deal with. But for today, we are going to limit ourselves and talk about the parent that stays home, does the unseen work, and carries the bulk of the mental load. We are going to show you how creating routines and sharing them with your partner can bring relief from the heavy mental load. Read more and get access to our FREE PowerPlan with a worksheet to help you take action and change your life right now just click here.
Volontären som räddar barn ur Medelhavet, datateknikern som äntligen får en diagnos och klinikbandet Heavy Mentals första och enda spelning. Datateknikern Christer Tjäder märkte redan när han var liten att någonting var annorlunda med honom. Han kunde inte känna igen människor. Inte ens sin egen familj. Men han fick vänta länge innan han fick reda på varför. Terapeuten Lina Blikstad satt en tid på rättspsyk i Växjö. Hon lyckades tjata sig till att få spela med de manliga sexualbrottslingarna i klinikbandet Heavy Mental. Men precis innan deras enda offentliga konsert så händer någonting livsfarligt. Sjuksköterskan Israa Abdali berättar om sitt volontärarbete på ön Lesbos. Hon som tidigare bara gjort hjärt- och lungräddning på plastdockor ska nu försöka återuppväcka små barn. Och hantera sina egna känslor kring om dom ska överleva. Programledare: David Batra.
In today's podcast I get very honest. I share why I started my company and even more important, why I get up every morning to help other entrepreneurs. I also cover entrepreneurship, divorce, fear, men, making your own money, creativity, babies, being a boss, and more. I also discuss what makes people creative and the need to be a BUSINESS person first and a CREATIVE person second. Show Notes at this link: http://fashionbrainacademy.com/podcast-heavy-mental-detox/
Support the show at Patreon.com/Hearthaholics!Video of Benbezzler vs Heavy Mental!In this episode we talk about The Battle of Tol Barad! After a few minutes of that we talk about our favorite way to kill your opponent without hitting them directly... Milling! We talk about mill Druid and Rogue and get you set up to fatigue your opponent to death. Enjoy!We had fun making this episode and hope you enjoy it! If not feel free to yell at us through any of the following mediums:Add us on Hearthstone! Benbezzler#1472 Caburnicus#1106 EU: Glutschwert#2895Join our discord! https://discord.gg/S2KH5PsTwitter: @HearthaholicsBen: @Benbezzler, Twitch.tv/Benbezzler, Youtube.com/BenbezzlerDustin: @Caburnicus, Twitch.tv/Caburnicus, Caburnicus@gmail.comEmail: hearthaholics@gmail.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFmxmGzLSJjn_wGo0H9uk8AiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/al/podcast/hearthaholics-hearthstone/id983756722?mt=2Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hearthaholics-a-hearthstone-podcastRSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/HearthaholicsTheme song: Let the Hunt Begin, arranged by Masseve. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBgu7x8KjRkhttp://www.massevemusic.com/Logo: @notrobHearthaholics is a production of the Whales are Whales network. Find more awesome shows like this at www.whalesarewhales.com!
Storydox, tema På gränsen. Lina Blikstad om när hon gick över till männens avdelning på rättspsyk och startade bandet Heavy Mental. Ebba Junker om olycklig kärlek, en blodig natt och tillträdet till en förbjuden amerikansk militärbas. Abdullahi Hussein om att byta sida och riskera livet för sin berättelse.
Phil Collins e l'eterno enigma della reunion dei Genesis,Vasco Rossi torna con il Live kOM '14,il ritorno di Lemmy dei Motorhead e tante altre notizie!Conduce Enrico Cignatta
Prima puntata di Heavy Mental,il programma rock della web radio Radio Stella Piemonte.Tante notizie sul nostro genere musicale preferito accompagnate dai brani che hanno fatto la storia della musica rock.Conduce Enrico Cignatta
Nerds and Nerdettes, we're back with episode seventeen! This week: Tim preforms a Star Wars soliloquy (yes, Star Wars as done by William Shakespeare, performed by Tim MacLean). Matt discusses a marathon LARPing session with Nero Canada. Movies: Pacific Rim. Games: BioShock Infinite, Clash of Clans, Angry Birds Star Wars II. Then we play Heavy Mental: Metal bands playing epic movie score renditions. How cool is that?! ...this podcast will self-destruct. The Last Cast, cast: Richie Favalaro. Christopher Coey. Matthew Jemmett. Tim Maclean. Please Stand By.
On this intense investigation we have: Dr Dre and Aftermath's main player, Dawaun Parker steps up to discuss Detox, his work with Eminem, Raekwon, Slaughterhouse and Joe Budden. Filled with stories of studio sessions with Dre and Eminem, D. Parker emits enthusiasm and energy, taking an in-depth look at life on Aftermath and more specifically the creative process behind some of hip hop's most memorable songs. Who has contributed to Detox and when will it be released? How does Dr Dre assemble his team and is Dre confident that Detox will succeed? Why did Eminem dislike Relapse so much and has he got what it takes to survive? More importantly, how confident is D. Parker that his future is secure and that he will always be part of Dr Dre and Eminem's plans? The answers are all here. Jedi Mind Tricks' new 2011 album is highly anticipated. With this said, it was our pleasure to talk with group member Jus Allah, for a candid, raw 45 minute journey through every single AOTP affiliated artists' releases in 2011. We talk Ill Bill's "Heavy Metal Kingz","Violence Begets Violence", "Meanest Man Alive" and so much more in what turned out to be an essential interview for underground hip hop fans worldwide. Will Jus Allah collaborate with Bomshot in 2011? We let him explain .... It is set to be a busy year for the Wu Tang Clan. With an array of album releases imminent and a very precious Wu symbol to restore, Wu pioneer Cilvaringz glides into the show to deliver an extremely personal and informative exploration of each Wu member in 2011, covering the current status on their new albums and career. We talk in depth about future Wu albums including Raekwon "Shaolin vs Wu Tang", Method Man's forthcoming album on Def Jam, GZA "Liquid Swords II", Killah Priest "Heavy Mental 2" and Ghostface Killah's "Supreme Clientele II". Don;t miss the discussion regarding never-released tracks from classic Wu albums, such as the Liquid Swords unreleased track featuring Nas. Saigon has a lot to prove. His new album The Greatest Story Never Told , is finally released Feb 8th with a multitude of issues surrounding it. On this snappy interview we discuss the influence of close-friend and production ally,Just Blaze, from both a creative perspective and also on a personal level. We talk Joe Budden, Slaughterhouse, internet fans and much more in an electric feature, guaranteed to make you think. Planet Asia leaps onto the show to launch into a deep yet entertaining philosophical discussion regarding such new artists as Wocka Flocka and Lil B. Filled with admiration for such artists, this one interview is likely to change your perspective on the intention and reasons why so many "artists" create the music they are known for. In addition we break down Black Belt Theatre track by track including such collaborations as Raekwon, Camp Lo and more. The energy of Planet Asia is infectious and uncontrollable - also check for the live acapella at the end of the feature. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Editor-in-chief of internet powerhouse HipHopDX, Jake Paine, joins us for an interview rich in substance and depth, summarising 2010 in Hip Hop. In this reflective and warm interview, we address HipHopDX and its past and present position and goals, online competition, Hip Hop DX’s review system and “tell it like it is and how it should be” editorial ethos.In addition, we also speak on Hip Hop DX’s power versus the machine, the recent removal of such blogs as On Smash etc, the rise of EP’s, Guru’s passing and a past miscommunication between HHDX and Masta Ace. Jake also takes time to offer advice on how to get noticed by HipHopDX , if you are an unsigned artist. Essential listening! Enjoy and a happy new year to all! BONUS! Check Mista Montana and Menace's recent interview with Hip Hop Underground - http://www.hiphopug.com/1/post/2011/01/hhug-interview-with-conspiracy-worldwide-radio.html Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com
On this intense investigation we have: Dr Dre and Aftermath's main player, Dawaun Parker steps up to discuss Detox, his work with Eminem, Raekwon, Slaughterhouse and Joe Budden. Filled with stories of studio sessions with Dre and Eminem, D. Parker emits enthusiasm and energy, taking an in-depth look at life on Aftermath and more specifically the creative process behind some of hip hop's most memorable songs. Who has contributed to Detox and when will it be released? How does Dr Dre assemble his team and is Dre confident that Detox will succeed? Why did Eminem dislike Relapse so much and has he got what it takes to survive? More importantly, how confident is D. Parker that his future is secure and that he will always be part of Dr Dre and Eminem's plans? The answers are all here. Jedi Mind Tricks' new 2011 album is highly anticipated. With this said, it was our pleasure to talk with group member Jus Allah, for a candid, raw 45 minute journey through every single AOTP affiliated artists' releases in 2011. We talk Ill Bill's "Heavy Metal Kingz","Violence Begets Violence", "Meanest Man Alive" and so much more in what turned out to be an essential interview for underground hip hop fans worldwide. Will Jus Allah collaborate with Bomshot in 2011? We let him explain .... It is set to be a busy year for the Wu Tang Clan. With an array of album releases imminent and a very precious Wu symbol to restore, Wu pioneer Cilvaringz glides into the show to deliver an extremely personal and informative exploration of each Wu member in 2011, covering the current status on their new albums and career. We talk in depth about future Wu albums including Raekwon "Shaolin vs Wu Tang", Method Man's forthcoming album on Def Jam, GZA "Liquid Swords II", Killah Priest "Heavy Mental 2" and Ghostface Killah's "Supreme Clientele II". Don;t miss the discussion regarding never-released tracks from classic Wu albums, such as the Liquid Swords unreleased track featuring Nas. Saigon has a lot to prove. His new album The Greatest Story Never Told , is finally released Feb 8th with a multitude of issues surrounding it. On this snappy interview we discuss the influence of close-friend and production ally,Just Blaze, from both a creative perspective and also on a personal level. We talk Joe Budden, Slaughterhouse, internet fans and much more in an electric feature, guaranteed to make you think. Planet Asia leaps onto the show to launch into a deep yet entertaining philosophical discussion regarding such new artists as Wocka Flocka and Lil B. Filled with admiration for such artists, this one interview is likely to change your perspective on the intention and reasons why so many "artists" create the music they are known for. In addition we break down Black Belt Theatre track by track including such collaborations as Raekwon, Camp Lo and more. The energy of Planet Asia is infectious and uncontrollable - also check for the live acapella at the end of the feature. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Editor-in-chief of internet powerhouse HipHopDX, Jake Paine, joins us for an interview rich in substance and depth, summarising 2010 in Hip Hop. In this reflective and warm interview, we address HipHopDX and its past and present position and goals, online competition, Hip Hop DX’s review system and “tell it like it is and how it should be” editorial ethos.In addition, we also speak on Hip Hop DX’s power versus the machine, the recent removal of such blogs as On Smash etc, the rise of EP’s, Guru’s passing and a past miscommunication between HHDX and Masta Ace. Jake also takes time to offer advice on how to get noticed by HipHopDX , if you are an unsigned artist. Essential listening! Enjoy and a happy new year to all! BONUS! Check Mista Montana and Menace's recent interview with Hip Hop Underground - http://www.hiphopug.com/1/post/2011/01/hhug-interview-with-conspiracy-worldwide-radio.html Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com
In this week's episode of Dread Media, Desmond is joined by the guitar player and founding member of the quintessential power metal band, Helloween: Michael Weikath. They talk about modern recording technology, touring, and the band's newest release: 7 Sinners. Then Desmond goes solo on a review of the low-budget indie film Heavy Mental. Also feedback, including Bette and Darren's rundown of the recent Horrorfind convention. Songs included: "Kill It" and "Are You Metal?" by Helloween, "Far Beyond Metal" by Strapping Young Lad, and "Operation: Get the Hell Out of Here" by The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group!
In this week's episode of Dread Media, Desmond is joined by the guitar player and founding member of the quintessential power metal band, Helloween: Michael Weikath. They talk about modern recording technology, touring, and the band's newest release: 7 Sinners. Then Desmond goes solo on a review of the low-budget indie film Heavy Mental. Also feedback, including Bette and Darren's rundown of the recent Horrorfind convention. Songs included: "Kill It" and "Are You Metal?" by Helloween, "Far Beyond Metal" by Strapping Young Lad, and "Operation: Get the Hell Out of Here" by The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group!
In this week's episode of Dread Media, Desmond is joined by the guitar player and founding member of the quintessential power metal band, Helloween: Michael Weikath. They talk about modern recording technology, touring, and the band's newest release: 7 Sinners. Then Desmond goes solo on a review of the low-budget indie film Heavy Mental. Also feedback, including Bette and Darren's rundown of the recent Horrorfind convention. Songs included: "Kill It" and "Are You Metal?" by Helloween, "Far Beyond Metal" by Strapping Young Lad, and "Operation: Get the Hell Out of Here" by The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group!
In this week's episode of Dread Media, Desmond is joined by the guitar player and founding member of the quintessential power metal band, Helloween: Michael Weikath. They talk about modern recording technology, touring, and the band's newest release: 7 Sinners. Then Desmond goes solo on a review of the low-budget indie film Heavy Mental. Also feedback, including Bette and Darren's rundown of the recent Horrorfind convention. Songs included: "Kill It" and "Are You Metal?" by Helloween, "Far Beyond Metal" by Strapping Young Lad, and "Operation: Get the Hell Out of Here" by The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group!
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