Podcasts about jem stone

It's here! The first of three Spooky Dust Christmas episodes leading up to the finale of Season 3!!! This week David and Francis head to the other side of the world to hang out with the liaison to Australian wrestling and the voice of DMDU....Jem Stone! Join us as we discuss, Death Match Down Under, DREAM 4, Gaming, Christmas and the thriving landscape that is Aussie Pro Wrestling! We'll see you Friday December 13th. Same time. Same place.

Join me for a group chat with four practitioners of Wayapa Wuurrk exploring the relevance of Indigenous wisdom & nature connection in our modern world.There are many reasons that our lives today have caused disconnection between us and the people and environments around us. And it's too easy to over look the importance of this. I'm joined by three guests in Australia, Jem Stone, Rebecca Dunn and Sara Jones, along with Debbie Mace in the UK. They've all come together to share about the power of nature connection for our personal, collective and planetary well-being.These four ladies are all practitioners of Wayapa Wuurrk which is an earth connection practice based on ancient Indigenous wisdom, originating in Australia.This is a relaxing chat between like-minded woman and yet at its heart it's also a powerful conversation which demonstrates the place of talking in circle, sharing stories and reconnecting to the world around us.You can learn more about Wayapa Wuurrk at the website: https://wayapa.com/If you're in the UK and would like to connect with Debbie Mace directly you can find her here on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbie-mace-639a3b242/-----More from We Are Carbon:The Power Of Food: Connection & Community Group Chat - https://www.wearecarbon.earth/power-of-food-collaboration/Connecting with Textiles: in Conversation with Sharon Kallis - https://www.wearecarbon.earth/sustainable-textiles-sharon-kallis/What Even is Soil?! - a dialogue to support holistic thinking - https://www.wearecarbon.earth/soil-path-to-whole-systems-thinking/-----For a further breakdown of this episode see the timestamps below. 00:00 - Introductions06:50 - "Individual Journey to Collective Well-being"13:55 - Empowering through relationships23:07 - Observation, conversation & story33:58 - Addressing eco-anxiety41:14 - What is Wayapa Wuurrk?46:33 - Bringing Wayapa to the UK50:44 - Personal transformation & global connection

This conversation with Jem Stone is brimming with heartfelt wisdom and important insights about the wellbeing landscape that we all need to hear and can benefit from to help create inclusive spaces where everyone feels welcome and has the opportunity to thrive.  Jem is a change maker, thought leader and trailblazer whose mission is to create safer,  culturally sensitive spaces in the yoga community, the wellbeing landscape and beyond into every day life. The wisdom Jem shares in this conversation will change the way you think about your relationship to the earth and challenge your view of what it means to be well - the mission of this podcast.  To me, expanding our view of wellbeing has to involve the inclusion of First Nations perspectives, the challenges and work to do, the patience and commitment to genuine connection and understanding.  In this conversation we get into what safe spaces look like in the wellbeing world and how we can all benefit from and better appreciate the philisophy and ways of being that kept our Australian First Nations people well for over 80,000 years.   I encourage you to listen to this episode with an open heart and mind and I invite you before you do to consider the Country you are on.   Can you connect deeply to the land?  What gratitude can you hold in your heart today for the space you call home? How can you tread lightly on the land today? And how can you open your heart and mind to find a meaningful path to reconciliation? This episode was recorded on Bunurong and Boon Wuurrung land and Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung land. CORRECTION in this episode incorrectly made reference to the wonderful Sara "Thomas", co-creator of Wayapa Wuurrk - Sara's last name is Jones.  About Jem Jem Stone considers herself an Earth Custodian and acknowledges all her ancestral roots that include: Indigenous Australian from The Bundjalung Nation, Native American, Afro Caribbean, English and Irish.  Working in the wellness industry for over twenty years, Jem is a Wayapa Wuurrk Practitioner, Trainer and Early years learning educator, Rebirthing Breathwork Therapist and Educator and co-creator of Rebirthing Breathwork Australia, She is a Deakin University projects chief investigator, Cultural Consultant, We Al-Li facilitator, and shares Meditation and sound healing. Jem creates Indigenous lead programs and facilitates workshops to various audiences, from the corporate arena to pre-school aged children, specialising in wellness spaces.  She arrived in healing spaces and the wellness industry through her own personal healing journey, inspiring her to create her business ‘Wayah Wellness' to share the healing benefits she's experienced first-hand. Jem currently lives on Wurundjeri Wio Wurrung Lands in Naarm, Northern Suburbs of Melbourne and travels regularly to share this work around the continent. She walks gently wherever she is. Show Notes Dadirri video by Dr Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr Ways to connect and work with Jem Wayapa Wuurrk practitioner training on 25-31 March Find other training and events at https://linktr.ee/JemStone www.wayahwellness.com.au www.rebirthingbreathworkau.com.au www.ngungwulah.com.au Jem Stone IG   Connect with Rachael wwww.rachaelbonetti.com @rachaelbonetti LinkedIn

Jem Stone, an educator, wellness professional and Wayapa Wuurrk practitioner guides us through techniques and practices that are available to anyone at any time to tap in the healing potential of something as natural as our own breath; connection to country and meditation.

The last show of 2017 comes with a no-seasonal-music guarantee! Instead we bring you a more than usually eclectic range of sounds from downtempo psychedelic soul to vintage voodoo mambo.Includes brand new or forthcoming releases from our own Freshly Squeezed label, Island’s Vintage Remix imprint, Jazzman Records and many more. Fresh. Independent. Quality. No exceptions.----------------Tankus the Henge - You Can Do Anything (White Label)Grinny Grandad - Keep Your Hands To Yourself [ft Kymberley Kennedy] (Freshly Squeezed)12 Stone Toddler - Twang (Amazon)Klischée - Mais Non (1920 Version) (Deep Dive)Grinny Grandad - Blue Elephant (Freshly Squeezed)Flipron - The Flatpack Bride of Possibilities (Tiny Dog)The Cat Empire - Voodoo Cowboy (Two Shoes Record)incontroL - my mother is dead (Bandcamp)Chuz Alfred and His Combo - Caravan (Jazzman)Jem Stone vs Manouche - Bin Thinkin (Bandcamp)PiSk - Minnie The Moocher (Freshly Squeezed)Swing Republic - Long Legs (Freshly Squeezed)Georgie Fame and The Blue Flames - Yeh Yeh (Skeewiff Remix) (Vintage Remix)Head over to Freshly Squeezed Music for more news...

Breaks and Funky Glitch Hop combine for a solid funk fest with an "Unbelievable" peak and a classic finish. PLAYLIST 01. Omegaman - A Bailar Instrumental (Instrumental Mix) 02. Featurecast - Soul Children (JPOD the Beat Chef Remix) 03. Cheshire, Crazy Daylight - Simply Lifted 04. DJ Moneyshot - Rob Resurrected 05. The Bamboos vs Dj Vadim - Golden Rock (Basement Freaks B-Boy Mush Up) 06. BadboE - What You Wanna Do (Mash And Munkee Remix) 07. Lettuce - Slippin Into Darkness (GRiZ Remix) 08. Protostar - Scorpion Pit (Mandorli Remix) 09. Basement Freaks - Gold Digga 10. Opiuo - Wiggle Sticks 11. Jem Stone, MC Mouthmaster Murf, MC Goldseal - Top O' the Town (Featurecast Dub) 12. Rory Hoy - Build It Up 13. Hotline Zero - Unbelievable 14. Tim Healey - Dear Prudence == Please support these artists == Music copyright the respective artists. All other material c2006, 2016 by Steve Boyett. For personal use only. All rights reserved. Any unauthorized copying editing, exhibition, sale, rental, exchange, public performance, or broadcast of this audio is strictly prohibited. GROOVELECTRIC T-SHIRTS AND HOODIES available at http://www.groovelectric.com

The respected and highly-esteemed, Bush Doctors, a.k.a Jem Panufnik and Rennie Pilgrem, are this week's guests on The RIPEcast. Our good pal, Jem Panufnik (a.k.a Jem Stone), is a true renaissance man: an accomplished Dj and producer, the co-founder of the world famous Fingerlickin' label and a talented illustrator (Fingerlickin is appreciated almost as much for Jem's artwork as for the label's cutting edge sound). As if all that weren't enough, Jem has recently added film and animation to his ever-growing list of artistic accomplishments. Oh, and that clever interpretation of The UNIMOG that we've been using as the artwork for The RIPEcast all year...yeah, we have Jem to thank for that too.... Rennie Pilgrem is equally accomplished in the world of dance music. Himself the founder of a hugely successful dance label, Thursday Club Recordings (now in its 18th year), Rennie is also credited for inventing the sound we know today as Nu-Skool Breaks. As you'll soon appreciate from their RIPEcast, Rennie and Jem as Bush Doctors are a truly unique concoction of funk, disco, house, breaks and a little black magic or "Voodoo Funk" as they like to call it. Enjoy Boys and Girls! Pick up the latest Bush Doctors EP "There's a Ghost in my House" on Juno Download: http://bit.ly/ghost-in-my-house You can find the latest Jem Stone EP "Perpetual Lotion" on Juno Download too: http://bit.ly/perpetual-lotion To see more of Jem's artwork visit www.jempanufnik.com. For more information on Bush Doctors visit: http://soundcloud.com/bush-doctors www.youtube.com/BUSHDOCTORSMUSIC www.facebook.com/bushdoctors