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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Jason Corder, as we explore intriguing themes around natural health practices, personal growth, and the profound impact of reconnecting with nature and each other. Recorded live from Sedona, Arizona, Jason shares his journey from the film industry to delivering a TEDx Talk, driven by his passion for creating social closeness and personal healing. Segment 1: Natural Insights and Eye-Opening Discoveries Natural Health Practices: Jason discusses the surprising benefits of sunlight exposure and debunks myths around the use of sunglasses. Highlighting his observations, he underscores how societal influences can sometimes mislead our health choices. Personal Reflections from Doug: Doug shares his own journey transitioning away from sunglasses and the challenges and rewards it brought, illuminating the importance of embracing nature. Diving Into Connection: The conversation takes a dive—literally—into the world of scuba diving, as Doug reflects on the unique, calming experience beneath the water's surface. Segment 2: Healing and Personal Growth Childhood Reflections and Healing: Jason opens up about exploring childhood experiences during plant medicine ceremonies, discussing the broad themes of healing and introspection. Family Reflections: Doug cherishes family moments and the joy his children bring to his life, sharing personal anecdotes from the early days of his marriage to their present family dynamics. Segment 3: Sources of Energy and Health Exploring Unique Health Practices: Jason delves into various approaches to energy and health, including grounding, forest bathing, and regulating the nervous system with plant medicine. Dietary Beliefs: He shares his thoughts on dietary practices like the carnivore diet and the importance of avoiding processed foods. Fasting as a Healing Practice: Through personal and family experiences, Jason highlights the profound benefits of fasting for physical and mental health. Key Takeaways: Embrace nature and rethink societal health myths. Reflect on childhood experiences for personal growth and healing. Explore diverse health practices and listen to your body's needs. Memorable Quotes: "Connecting with nature and our surroundings isn't just about physical health—it's deeply rooted in our mental well-being." - Jason Corder "Having walked away from sunglasses, I've found a surprising new appreciation for the direct warmth and energy of the sun." - Doug Beitz Conclusion & Call to Action: Reflect on your own health practices and consider exploring new avenues for personal growth. What natural or unconventional health practices resonate with you? Share your thoughts and join the conversation as we continue to explore pathways to a better life. info@dougbeitz.com dougbeitz.com facebook.com/dougbeitz instagram.com/dougbeitz  

Today's show is the second visit in the past … we go back in time and listen to a beautiful mix of cinematic, progressive and typical electronic tunes that made this station big! Just after Apple added the ‘podcast' functionality to iTunes. We shot up in the number of listeners, from a tight 100 to well over 4000 downloads per show. After that, however, it really took off with over 20,000 downloads per episode. The music is exceptionally powerful, even now. In fact: if you listen carefully, there were very smart people 20 years ago who knew very well how ‘question and answer' works in music and why the tunes stick in our brains. Nowadays, this is different. More about this later. Now sit back and enjoy this audio spectacle in a nonstop jacket, remastered, recompressed, sublime, except for a small distortion in the first track that could not be repaired. Can you forgive me, I hope? …. Ft. Cliff Martinez, Mosaik, Spielerei, RymdLego, Jason Corder, Artemis, ENV(itre), Ascian, Mikael Fyrek. Deep Dish Delight 2024 remastered edition, mixed by TC, August 13th 2005. START… 0:00:00 - Welcome to Spacemusic 16.100:02:01 - Will She Come Back - CLIFF MARTINEZ0:06:43 - Papillo - MOSAIK0:11:00 - Symphysodon - SPIELEREI0:18:41 - I Realize - RYMDLEGO0:22:35 - Undertow Lovesong - JASON CORDER0:27:51 - Subterranean - ARTEMIS0:31:28 - 7 Faqrues - ENV(itre)0:34:07 - Qulina - ENV(itre)0:38:27 - Twilight Sleep - JASON CORDER0:44:12 - Voice from the Ether - ASCIAN0:47:07 - Angel - ARTEMIS0:52:56 - Cumulus - MOSAIK0:57:16 - The Smaller Oranges and Yellows - MIKAEL FYREK …END Comment, like, subscribe! ———> NEW SHOW NOTES VERSION———> PLEASE SEND ANY FEEDBACK IF YOU WANT———> admin@ambient.zone———> visit our site www.ambient.zone———> SUPPORT THIS STATION https://ambient.zone/donate

Want to know why social closeness and connection in college is critical? Jason Corder, born in San Francisco in 1969, is a TEDx speaker, keynote speaker, author, cultural envoy, and coach who advises on mental and physical health. A graduate of Swarthmore College, he enjoyed a 20-year career as a visual artist, in which he was awarded a Ballinglen Fellowship and was a Sovereign European Art Prize Nominee. Having spent more than two decades living abroad, in Africa and Europe, he hones this global perspective into talks, workshops, podcast conversations and the like, to deepen dialogue and heighten perception. He lives with his three sons in Arizona. His TEDx talk is called "Social Closeness and Re-Establishing Connection". In episode 464 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Jason decided on Swarthmore College for his undergraduate experience, what is was like living in Nairobi (Kenya), what he learned about the culture clash between Blacks and Whites, what is the research that shows why social closeness and connection in college is so important, why TEDx puts warning labels on some of the talks online, how we can stop our addiction to our phones, why we need to talk about mental health and wellness, and how we can find mindfulness and playfulness as adults. Enjoy!

About the Guest(s):Jason Corder joined hosts Mike and Torya on "The Nightly Rant" to share his intriguing perspectives on societal trends, comedy, and the convergence of entertainment mediums. With a rich background in film and a recent venture into public speaking, Jason executed a TEDx talk that emphasizes his prowess in communicating complex ideas effectively. Well-versed in the art of distillation, whether in his day job involving alcohol salesmanship or presenting grand concepts in bite-sized formats, Jason's comedic and intellectual prowess illuminates unconventional connections between past and present cultures.Episode Summary:In this enthralling edition of "The Nightly Rant," the hosts, Mike and Torya, are accompanied by a special guest, Jason Corder. The episode embarks on a conversational journey exploring the cultural impact of Monty Python and its unintentional paving of the way for modern platforms like TikTok. Anecdotal and humorous, the conversation sheds light on the evolution of content consumption, societal shifts, and the adventures inherent in professional transitions and technological challenges.The group delves into personal stories, drawing parallels between Monty Python's quick-witted sketches and TikTok's swift, punchy content. Jason shares his insights into the shrinking attention spans, the surge of hyper-individualism in entertainment, and the key to his recent transition to public speaking, which includes his TEDx talk debut. He energetically illustrates the idea of distilling complex messages into streamlined yet impactful narratives that resonate with contemporary audiences. In some ways, this episode itself is like a modern Monty Python skit: a satirical take on today's society delivered with brevity and sharpness.Key Takeaways:Monty Python's ability to condense complex concepts into short skits laid the groundwork for content in today's era, such as on TikTok.The discussion highlights a cultural shift towards hyper-individualism and its side effects on community and personal connection.Jason Corder leveraged his engaging speaking skills to execute a TEDx talk, embarking on a fulfilling career pivot focusing on public speaking.The episode emphasizes the importance of persistence and adaptability, especially when transitioning career paths later in life.Anecdotes and professional experiences serve as a source of comedic relief while offering insights into societal observations.Notable Quotes:"Jason: My dad warped my mind from the age of five, but he used a technique called Monty Python's Flying Circus.""Jason: Monty Python might have been in some ways, as you guys know, here to me, and from very early age.""Jason: …the TikTokization of our culture. But I do think there's also, just conceptually and artistically, there are some interesting things, and it reminds me of Monty Python being able to distill huge concepts down into one weird gesture or one two second joke.""Jason: …things are shorter and shorter. We have shorter and shorter attention spans. But that was the idea.""Mike: I think that's funny."Resources:Jason Corder's TEDx talk can be found by searching TEDx and his name, "Jason Corder."Jason offers professional speaking services through his website, Tactile Land, which can be reached at tactileland.com.We encourage listening to the entire episode to capture the full-spirited dialogue and gain more nuanced insights into the compelling topic addressed by Jason, Mike, and Torya. Stay tuned to "The Nightly Rant" for more thought-provoking discussions that challenge conventional thinking through sarcastic yet insightful lenses.  TimestampSummary0:15Monty Python's Influence on Modern Comedy and Technology3:07Monty Python and the TikTokization of Culture5:32Election Strategies and Societal Discontent7:08Comedy, TikTok, and Unleashing Humor10:35Day Jobs Providing Comedic Inspiration and TikTok's Monty Python Connection13:21Favorite Monty Python Skit Recollections13:48Evolving Entertainment: From Communal Watching to Individual Streaming15:58The Losses of Hyper Individualism in American Culture16:13Persistence and Training: The Path to a TEDx Talk18:56Embracing New Careers and Content Creation Journeys23:11Grateful Goodbyes on a Nightly Podcast ShowSocial Closeness and Re-establishing Connection | Jason Corder | TEDxValparaisoUniversity

Today's guest deejay is Thomas Meluch, AKA Benoît Pioulard. Thomas's music kept popping up on Soundwave mixes. It wasn't until I asked Andrew Tasselmyer whom he knew, who might share a mix on the show, and he said Thomas that I understood the universe was trying to send me a message: get Thomas on Soundwave. At least, that's how I interpret it. Oh, and listen to Andrew's mix here. Thomas's music is warm and intimate. I'm listening to the Communiqué album he recorded with Jogging House as I write this, and it's perfect listening for a crisp winter night. I was curious to hear who'd include in his mix. When I saw Jason Corder's offthesky project in his playlist, I knew I was in good hands. Whereas Thomas's music is warm fire to rub your hands to, his mix feels like stepping out to a bracing day with magical side quests. Again, my subjective interpretation. I'm glad I listened to the universe. Speaking of Thomas's music, he has a new vocal album called Eidetic coming out on Morr Music in March 2023. He also has a Bandcamp subscription with lots of exclusive music, and it is constantly evolving. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be Ian Wellman. See you then. Clever Austin “A11” zaké & T.R. Jordan “Shoreline” marine eyes “cedarwood” SYMBOL “Hyperballad” Freescha “Kid Brother” Jogging House “Renewal” Offthesky & The Humble Bee “We Were The Hum of Dreams” Otto A. Totland “Grow” Raum “Walk Together” Henrik Lindstrand “Syrsor” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message

Jason Corder is a whirlwind of production. Over 70 releases. Tons of work with game music and sound design. Video work a-plenty. Live performances. The whole package - he's the kind of guy that is an inspiration to me. And I think you'll feel the same way. You can check out Jason's work at http://noise.offthesky.com/, or dig some of his more performative work on his Soundcloud page here: https://soundcloud.com/offthesky. There are a number of interviews of him online; they are worth reading, because they further the story of this remarkable musician and sound designer. This is a little treat from us at the AMT podcast to you: here in the US, it's Thanksgiving, which means hanging around family (and wanting badly to get back to the studio...), eating like crazy and waiting around for Black Friday sales to kick off. I thought it would be nice to have something to listen to during this mess; I hope you enjoy. And if you are outside the US, it's a nice chance for me to say "Thank You" for continuing to listen. This is one of my favorite chats ever; I hope that you get as inspired by Jason's perspectives as I did. I just picked up some MPC libraries on sale, so I think I'm going to ditch everybody and crank out some toonage! Enjoy, and Happy Thanksgiving!

On October 26, 1985, Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown arrives in his flying DeLorean time machine and persuades Marty McFly and his girlfriend, Jennifer Parker, to come back to the future with him. They arrive on October 21, 2015 Only now we found out why they chose this date! --- originally published on Ambientblog --- To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Ambientblog.net, this mix is a part of a very special Anniversary Project. It's 'special' because it's different: this time it's not compiled from existing tracks, but from tracks that were exclusively submitted for this purpose! 35 brand new exclusive tracks by 30 artists ... in a mix that is much longer than usual: 2 hours and 16 minutes!The mix - INCLUDING the FULL original tracks - can also be downloaded from https://ambientblog.bandcamp.com Track Listing Start Length Artist Title 00:00 06:04 Leah Kardos - Leah's Alarm Clock/Waiting Stems/Sand Walk04:57 04:48 Enrico Coniglio - The Slow Unfolding09:23 05:11 Bruno Sanfilippo - For Ambientblog13:25 06:24 Lawrence English - Laughing Frog Sweep16:54 04:11 Janek Schaefer - Maitland Island19:00 06:38 Monty Adkins - SU 376066[rev]0808080808086617[rev]1724:00 08:03 Sleep Research Facility - AB-Mix29:44 02:23 Matthew Florianz - Residual Radiation30:44 07:42 Kleefstra, Bakker, Kleefstra - Widzjende Treast (*)35:53 05:10 Jason Corder (offthesky) - Blacksun 201540:09 02:51 Machinefabriek - Studying Space41:15 03:56 Chris Dooks - Sky Echo Bumble Bee42:15 02:35 Arno Peeters - TL Space / Feedback Alarmscape43:14 05:16 Joe Frawley - Driving Dream47:09 07:17 Michel Banabila - Drone Voor Peter53:27 03:30 Pinkcourtesyphone - Reference Point #155:38 03:06 Bjarni Gunnarsson - Series58:03 05:12 Sonae - The Beauty Of Music1:02:08 03:35 Lauki - Haszi (re-edit)1:05:14 05:00 Matthew Florianz - T-Minus 011:09:35 03:08 Porya Hatami - Ambientblog Sample 11:10:04 02:45 Janek Schaefer - Vinyl Stylus Spinning / Bell Ballet1:11:14 04:08 Frozen Vaults - Celestial Omnibus (Excerpt)1:13:55 04:07 Cloud Ensemble - Sunshade Parasol (instrumental)1:17:27 05:24 Edu Comelles (Cello + Laptop) - Lembrança1:22:08 05:02 Antonymes (Ian Hazeldine) - Pre-Eminence1:26:07 06:35 Darren McClure - Nightlife1:32:06 02:19 James Murray - Forgetfulness1:34:58 11:52 Anne Chris Bakker - I Should Tell Summer From The Trees1:45:32 02:48 Sleep Research Facility - AB-Mix1:46:51 06:22 Yann Novak - Sketch.0011:51:54 05:27 Chihei Hatakeyama - Stay Down1:56:17 06:03 Frans Friederich - St. Franciscus2:01:30 01:58 Chris Dooks - Sky Echo Bumble Bee2:02:30 05:20 Arash Akbari - Almost There2:07:30 04:16 Porya Hatami - Piano Loop 222:11:00 05:36 Leah Kardos -Sand Walk / Waiting at Rosamond Rd.2:16:36 End

Spacemusic Oliebollen Show - this is part 3 - recorded in high quality for you: music from the past, present and future during a three hour Spacemusic event coming LIVE… from Rotterdam. Collection of high quality ambient tracks in a non-stop mix. After eating that many Oliebollen this might be the best solution for you right now… Tracklist: [00:00] - Spacemusic Oliebollen Show , part three, relaxation mode. [03:44] - ASCIAN : Voices from the Ether [06:55] - ROBERT DOUGLAS : Almost Done (Well Done Mix) [12:45] - SHINOBU NEMOTO : Trip 4 [18:12] - LOW ENERGY CENTER : Good to See You [21:54] - ELEON : We Fly In Dreams [26:25] - LOW ENERGY CENTER : Beauty Everywhere [35:24] - DAVID HELPLING + JON JENKINS : For the Fallen [43:03] - JASON CORDER + BETA TWO AGONIST : Amber Somber Scene [47:49] - DAVID HELPLING + JON JENKINS : Lifted [52:16] - VANGELIS : El Greco Movement IX [59:57] - VANGELIS : El Greco Movement X (Epilogue) Big Thanks to our (Co)Executive Producers for this show: DHM Music Design (San Diego, USA) Mitran Mitran Music (Chicago, USA) Glickerman (San Jose, USA) Mary A. (Rochester, NY USA) Greg D. (Burlington, USA) Dreams Alive (Chicago / Hawaii) Steve B. (North Ogden, USA) Rettward v. D. (Berlin, Germany) Simon H. (Southport, UK) Andrea K. (Brunssum, NL) …and many others that support Spacemusic by listening and donations. We can’t do without you! You know who you are. THANKS! HAPPY NEW YEAR! ~ spacemusic.nl

Spacemusic Oliebollen Show - this is part 3 - recorded in high quality for you: music from the past, present and future during a three hour Spacemusic event coming LIVE… from Rotterdam. Collection of high quality ambient tracks in a non-stop mix. After eating that many Oliebollen this might be the best solution for you right now… Tracklist: [00:00] - Spacemusic Oliebollen Show , part three, relaxation mode. [03:44] - ASCIAN : Voices from the Ether [06:55] - ROBERT DOUGLAS : Almost Done (Well Done Mix) [12:45] - SHINOBU NEMOTO : Trip 4 [18:12] - LOW ENERGY CENTER : Good to See You [21:54] - ELEON : We Fly In Dreams [26:25] - LOW ENERGY CENTER : Beauty Everywhere [35:24] - DAVID HELPLING + JON JENKINS : For the Fallen [43:03] - JASON CORDER + BETA TWO AGONIST : Amber Somber Scene [47:49] - DAVID HELPLING + JON JENKINS : Lifted [52:16] - VANGELIS : El Greco Movement IX [59:57] - VANGELIS : El Greco Movement X (Epilogue) Big Thanks to our (Co)Executive Producers for this show: DHM Music Design (San Diego, USA) Mitran Mitran Music (Chicago, USA) Glickerman (San Jose, USA) Mary A. (Rochester, NY USA) Greg D. (Burlington, USA) Dreams Alive (Chicago / Hawaii) Steve B. (North Ogden, USA) Rettward v. D. (Berlin, Germany) Simon H. (Southport, UK) Andrea K. (Brunssum, NL) …and many others that support Spacemusic by listening and donations. We can’t do without you! You know who you are. THANKS! HAPPY NEW YEAR! ~ spacemusic.nl

Since Jason Corder decided that becoming a weather man was farcely over-rated, he coined the ambiguously fitted moniker 'Off the Sky' which was in reality birthed in transit of his experimenting with converting chaos theories (especially those relating to weather systems*) into musical forms. And really its just an apropos title summating this atmospheric and acoustic communal project emanating from his studio in Kentucky ergo USA. Offthesky is truly a humble handle that reflects both Jason's mild manered nature and his "in-the-clouds" mind-set when relating to others. His musical miasmatic manifestations are loosely inspired by chaos theory mathematics, dark foreboding jazz, and various natural substances... The Jukebox plays "From Cold Distances to a Warm Place". Like more of his tracks, this one can be seen as 'glue' between other tracks, creating the perfect sound bath, the perfect moments, the movie directed by Jason Corder a.k.a. Off the Sky. Artist: Off the Sky Track: Cold distances to a warm place Album: Cold Distances Visit the Off the Sky website here Visit the Off the Sky Myspace site here Buy music by Off the Sky from the iTunes Store here copy; 2010 Jukebox - spacemusic.nl [ad#post-ad]

Did you already try this podcast on the iPod Touch? Nice thing is the 'lyrics' will get displayed on your touch screen so you can see the tracklist just like that... (Just Love That!) Welcome to the new Spacemusic podcast, startdate 20083.11 - Vacation time! The last Spacemusic podcast before we lift off for Rhodes Island, Greece. On today's show absolute superb music performed by Solar Cycle, David Helpling, Jason Corder, Beta Two Agonist and the absolute 90's cracker by Higher Intelligence Agency! Tune in, cool down and enjoy the show. Again this episode is @ high bitrate: 192Kbps and not a single bit less cause we are Spacemusic.nl ;-))) For links to artists websites and places where you can buy the music on today's show please checkout the shownotes @ spacemusic.nl Thanks for supporting us and the artists!

This time your feet won't even feel the ground!!! A brand new Spacemusic podcast with loads of good tunes performed by artists from all over the world; William Edge, Jon Jenkins, Jason Corder, Intelligentsia, Karen Izzard and many more. Start. (00:00) You are listening to the Spacemusic podcast ::: STARDATE 20083.10 ::: (04:19) Intelligentsia - New Civilizations (11:30) Intelligentsia - Civilization 42 (13:05) Karen Izzard - Chakra Meditation track 5. (19:38) William Edge - Ruins at the end of the Galaxy (21:50) Gulan - Infinity 2. (27:17) The GMAIL account brings us... (31:01) Jon Jenkins - The Calling (34:46) Gulan - Submergence (39:49) Jon Jenkins - Secrets of the Virgin (46:33) Dedicated to Cano and all people fighting for their lives! (49:30) Jason Corder - Fallopian Silent Film (50:37) Jason Corder - Saturday morning Indoctrination (59:52) Intelligentsia - End of Civilization? End.

The Final Episode of our series: 'Motion of the Stars' part V. Featuring Jason Corder (Off the Sky)- LIVE from Kentucky USA we hear this interesting (electronic)musician full of great ideas and soundpatterns. Sitting in a cafe talking about his week, his thoughts and why he's doing lots of styles - groovy, ambient, dark, obscure...enjoy this full hour show together with Jason and TC! MUSIC CUE SHEET for show #39 00:00 Welcome to Spacemusic #39 - Motion of the Stars (Final -V) 03:43 Nonlineair Surface Tensions 08:51 Interview with Jason Corder: the beginning... 11:44 Beneath the Ice Shelf 20:48 Interview with Jason Corder: picture his week... 23:23 Seratone (Rework) 29:11 Interview with Jason Corder: observing and looking at the world... 31:12 Gyre of Time 34:23 Through time stained Windows 41:42 Interview with Jason Corder: Upcoming projects... 44:20 Makers Folly 52:43 Steamtunnel 58:02 Interview with Jason Corder: Website and details 58:57 Agonic Drift * Big shoutout to Jason Corder! Keep them coming...:-) * Prelisten his tracks at Databloem Records * Thanks for listening to the Motion of the Stars series * Spacemusic broadcast on October 29th, just after midnight... * ....http://www.rijnmond.nl - click " LUISTER LIVE NAAR RIJNMOND" * Next show: October 29th * http://www.spacemusic.nl * http://spacemusic.libsyn.com * spacemusic.nl@gmail.com

Late September Summer here in the Netherlands, lots of hi temperatures, lots of sweat and again some heavy thunderstorms last night...Like the music for today's show: uptempo with an unpredictable twist! Private Dancer brings you a nice groovy flow of (most)podsafe dancemusic followed by some serious chillout. Have a look into the 'songtext tab' in iTunes for the Music Cue Sheet. Don't pay attention to this cold I had while doing the show, you'll be sweating anyway! MUSIC CUE SHEET for show #34 00:00 'I found you' by Interstate 04:22 Welcome to Spacemusic #34 - UPTEMPO! 05:24 'Seratone' by Jason Corder 11:22 'FLushbed' by Benfay (Jason Corder REMIX) 17:18 'Deja Hue' by Jason Corder 25:10 'Laguna' by Brian Cage 29:00 'Ride' by Timm Kawohl 34:00 'Acid Eifel' by Choice 45:30 'Ebb&Flow' by Off the Sky 47:50 'Chill in Chill out' by Tetsu Inoue 58:00 Konacoffee.com brings me Joy / Tracklist for today's Show * Info: opening #31 - Costa Europa / Vangelis performs 'Alexander' * Thank you all for donations! * Thank you for Voting for Spacemusic at Podcastalley.com * Hot days combined with the cold....brings you SWEAT :-( * Next show: September 17th 2005 * http://www.spacemusic.nl http://spacemusic.libsyn.com spacemusic.nl@gmail.com