Podcast appearances and mentions of kevin mccauley

We are joined by our friend Kevin McCauley (@capturingthemachine on Instagram).   Order his photo book 'Waiting for the sun to come down'  here

Kevin McCauley is a photographer and videographer based in Houston, Texas. His photography has been featured in over a dozen publications, and he's shot for automakers, auction houses, retailers, and collectors. Kevin spent the early part of his career in advertising as a graphic designer. He picked up the camera to shoot portfolio images of design work, but almost immediately began pointing the lens towards his lifelong passion, automotive subjects. He has spent more than a decade capturing the machines that move us. His short-form documentary The Gray Fox: An Original 1967 Porsche 912 was chosen as the Video of the Year 2021 by Bring-a-Trailer and was nominated for the 2022 International Motor Film Awards. Kevin has now created his first book titled Waiting for the Sun to Come Down, published by Carrara Media. His book is filled with more than 75 different cars and over 100 photographs, captured in dramatic light and shadows, all in a hardcover 10 x 10 format.

In the season finale of Beyond Theory, we speak with Meadows Senior Fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley about how addiction creates dysfunction in the brain's dopamine-based value/reward system. We also revisit a conversation from last season about fentanyl and the use of CBD.

Dr. Kevin McCauley is a Senior Fellow at The Meadows of Wickenburg. He graduated from Drexel University medical school in 1992 and served as a Naval Flight Surgeon. Dr. McCauley operated a Level III Recovery Residence in Sandy, Utah and was the first president of the Utah Association of Recovery Residences. He wrote and directed two films: Memo to Self, about the concepts of recovery management, and Pleasure Unwoven, about the neuroscience of addiction, which won the 2010 Michael Q. Ford Award for Journalism from the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers.

Fentanyl is the leading cause of death for adults 18-45, according to the CDC, and is responsible for killing more than COVID-19, suicide, and car accidents. Today we speak with MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley about the history and dangers of fentanyl.  Rainbow Fentanyl: How One Pill Can Kill | The Meadows Beyond Theory, powered by Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, is produced and hosted by me, Dominic Lawson. You can discover more at BeyondTheoryPodcast.com.  Special thanks to MBH Senior Fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley. To learn more about his work, go to www.meadowsbh.com/senior-fellows/ Sources to create this episode include the Centers for Disease Control, KCRA Sacramento, WYFF Greenville, WLWT Cincinnati, WKRN Nashville, DEA.GOV, and the National Institute on Drug Abuse.  Finally, thank you for listening, and I hope you join us next week for another episode of Beyond Theory.   

On this very intellectual and inspiring episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Kevin McCauley, a Senior Fellow at The Meadows. He shares how he became interested in the treatment behind substance use disorders while serving as a naval flight surgeon and how it led him to film and direct the two films, “Memo to Self” and “Pleasures Unwoven.” This conversation provides valuable insight into how addiction can be perceived and the interesting concepts, models, and determinants of such complex disorders individuals struggle with.

Results: Chris Billam-Smith vs Isaac Chamberlain. Josh Kelly vs Lucas Brian Ariel Bastida. Danny Garcia vs Jose Benavides jr. Adam Kownacki bs Ali Eren Demirezen. Also Gary Antuanne Russell, Harlem Eubank and more. News:- Johnny Famechon passes and Kevin McCauley retires.

This is something I get asked a lot: What about my kids? As mamas we worry about our kids anyway, but even moreso when they are in a home with an alcoholic parent. In this episode I will share with you some of the things I wish I had done differently when my husband was deep in addiction where my kids were concerned. I'll also give you some great (free) resources that can help you help them through this difficult time. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Resources mentioned in this episode: 'Is Addiction Really a Disease with Dr. Kevin McCauley' video: https://youtu.be/b2emgrRoT2c Hazelden Betty Ford Children's Program (free virtual program available): https://www.hazeldenbettyford.org/treatment/family-children/childrens-program Peaceful Family Oklahoma In-Person Program (free of charge): https://peacefulfamilyok.org/ NACOA's free Parent Kit: https://nacoa.org/resource/kit-for-parents/ Little Shoots Deep Roots (Christian tools for children): https://littleshootsdeeproots.com To become a part of the Secret Sisters Circle (a membership for Christian wives of alcoholics) click right here. You can learn more about all of the Married to Addiction programs and free offerings at marriedtoaddiction.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marriedtoaddictionpodcast/support

EPISODE- 14 “The Tim Boxeo Show”Show NotesStory of the WeekThe Challenge of Making well matched club showsFriday: https://boxrec.com/en/event/834532Saturday: https://boxrec.com/en/event/834533Dacarree Scott (6-0, 6 KO's) with a KO-1 of Tennessee's Jaden Booth (3-3)KO: https://twitter.com/__mactruck__/status/1416421854764572685?s=20Boxrec: https://boxrec.com/en/event/834532   DeMichael "Triggerman" Harris (5-0, 5 KO's) TKO-2 Devanta Stevenson (0-5)Boxrec: https://boxrec.com/en/event/834532Instagram Story Pic: https://imgur.com/SwD7wa6Shamar Canal (1-0) TKO-1 Lucky Holt (0-7, 7 KO's)  Boxrec: https://boxrec.com/en/event/834533Fight: https://www.facebook.com/shamar.canal.35/videos/188907179918440Fights of the WeekJin Sasaki (11-0, 10 KO's) KO-2 Kaiki Yuba (7-1-2) Saturdayhttps://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/847229Full Fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0m2ZHHclgM&ab_channel=A-SIGN.BOXING.COMFast Hands:Fatih Kara Kurt Altunkaya (26-0, 24 KO's) RTD-2 Christian Dulz (8-20) Saturday iin Alanya, Turkey https://boxrec.com/en/event/835797Amisael "The Bazooka" Jimenez (3-0, 3 KO's) TKO-3 Francois Russell (3-36) in Atlanta, Georgia.  https://boxrec.com/en/event/834533Marvin Callea (7-1, 1 KO) UD-10 Christopher Mondongo (9-3) Friday in Italy. https://boxrec.com/en/event/835216Richard Ivan "Chachita" Jaramillo (1-0-2) RTD-1 Jose Ramirez Cruz Friday in Tijuana https://twitter.com/TimBoxeo/status/1416386975767142404?s=20Lowlights?Mourad "Zenga" Omar (9-3, 8 KO's) TKO-1 Ahmed Mohamed (0-3) in Cairo, Egypthttps://boxrec.com/en/event/836384https://twitter.com/TimBoxeo/status/1416486901532532740?s=20Graduation TimeFiodor Czerkaszyn (18-0, 12 KO) TKO-1 Damian Bonelli (24-9, 20 KO) Saturday in Polandhttps://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/718305https://www.instagram.com/cherkashyn_f/?hl=en2016 Olympian Samuel Carmona (5-0, 3 KO's) UD-6 Joel Sanchez (5-22-1) Sunday in Madrid, Spain. https://boxrec.com/en/event/836812Is He Seriously Still Fighting? 50yr old Firat Arslan (48-9-3) v Ruben Eduardo Acosta (38-17-5) Saturday in Germanyhttps://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/14587What Is Coming Up Next?Shinard Bunch Friday on Shobox. https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/86500941yr old Kevin McCauley (15-209-12, 14 by KO) vs Tom Raffertyhttps://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/454087Boston Boxing Promotions Friday.  https://boxrec.com/en/event/830769Liam Paro (20-0, 13 KO's) v Steve Gaggo (12-1) https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/749212Arslanbek Makhmudov (11-0, 11 KO's) v Pavel Sour (13-4)https://boxrec.com/en/event/836038BKFC 19 is Friday. https://boxrec.com/en/event/834725Rasheen Brown23yr old featherweight Rasheen Brown (9-0, 6 KO's)https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/841387https://www.instagram.com/sugarsheen/?hl=enhttps://bxngtv.com/bxngrdrpromotions724/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHDClM4ruCA&ab_channel=SalitaPromotionshttps://www.phillytrib.com/news/state-and-region/brown-celebrates-second-silver-gloves-boxing-title/article_7a7ee49f-7eac-58ad-9ad7-dcb5d11f7ec1.html

Ever wonder why some families have a lot of addicted people and then another family has only one person who becomes addicted? Or ever wonder why one sibling becomes addicted and the others do not?  In this podcast Jeanie explains what we know about addiction and the brain.    See YouTube clips:  https://youtu.be/kVoYpiiy7jg Dopamine's Role in Rewardhttps://youtu.be/qfuqf-0VqYs Dopamine and Glutamate in Addictionhttps://youtu.be/jkOl7QIXxlQ Hypofrontality in Addictionhttps://youtu.be/OlRfq7Js5a4 Stress and AddictionFrom the work of Dr. Kevin McCauley   www.pleasureunwoven.com & www.protectingsobriety.com

What Makes HERO Real Estate a Good Neighbor...Since 2009, Homes for Heroes, Inc., has helped over 46,000 heroes save over $80 million on their real estate transactions, sold over $11 billion in real estate to heroes, actively partnered with more than 4,100 like-minded real estate and mortgage professionals who've joined in the mission, and donated over $947,000 to heroes in need through the Homes for Heroes Foundation.Homes for Heroes, Inc. is the largest nationwide network of affiliate real estate, mortgage, and local business specialists; committed to providing easy ways for heroes to save on a home. Shortly after 9/11, Homes for Heroes, Inc. was established to give back to firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, military (active, reserves & veterans), healthcare professionals and teachers for all they do.To learn more about HERO Real Estate, go to: www.HomesForHeroesSWFL.comHERO Real Estatekevin@hero-re.com(239) 281-2265Support the show (https://goodneighborpodcast.com)

Kevin McCauley is a freelance graphic designer and photographer based out of Houston, TX. He is the man behind Capturing the Machine, Automoji: Stuttgart, and numerous other projects you've seen online. In today's episode Kevin and I chat about the launch of his career after saying "yes" to creating the iconic Seinfeld emoji's (without having any idea of how to actually pull it off), what it was like to be the go-to emoji guy for numerous brands, and finally scratching his own itch by launching the Porsche sticker pack, Automoji: Stuttgart. We talk German lawyers, getting in on the launch of iOS 10, and the serendipity of becoming a suggested user on Instagram. Enjoy this conversation with Kevin McCauley of McCauley Creative.

It is great to be back home.  This is part one of I don't know how many episodes it will take to share about my experience at The Meadows.  I talk about the research Dr. Kevin McCauley is doing on addiction.  Please check him out!

Beyond Theory presents: In Practice, a new podcast where host David Condos sets out to unravel the pandemic's mental health impact with some of the world’s leading experts in psychology, neuroscience, public health, trauma, and recovery.   Search for In Practice on your podcast app and subscribe now, so you won't miss its new episodes starting August 13th! Learn more at www.inpracticepodcast.org.   On this season of In Practice, guests will include Dr. Peter Levine, Neil Greenberg of Kings College London, Karestan Keonen of Harvard University, Dr. Desireè Kelly of Mental Health America, Dr. Tian Dayton, Dr. Jud Brewer of Brown University, Yolo Akili Robinson of BEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective), Dr. Farha Abbasi of Michigan State University, Jane Middleton Moz of the University of Toronto, Dr. Kevin McCauley, Dr. Steven Berkowitz of the University of Colorado, Dr. Romie Mushtaq, Dr. Francis McGlone of Liverpool John Moores University, Dr. Claudia Black, Johnny Crowder of Cope Notes, Dr. Jon Caldwell, Dr. Rania Awaad of Stanford University, Dr. Whitney Howzell, and more.

Season 1, Episode 14: In this special season finale episode, Meadows senior fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley joins host David Condos for the conclusion of their two-part conversation. They unpack the complex social and psychological forces that perpetuate addiction and the emerging brain science that offers hope for recovery.   You can find out more about Kevin's work at https://drkevinmccauley.com/.   To check out more episodes of the Beyond Theory podcast and find all kinds of other resources and tools from Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, visit http://beyondtheorypodcast.com.   Music from this episode provided by Soundstripe.

Season 1, Episode 13: Meadows senior fellow Dr. Kevin McCauley joins host David Condos to share the journey he’s traveled from the heights of the US Navy to the depths of a prison cell and explain how that experience drives him to push for changing the justice system’s punitive approach to addiction.   You can find out more about Kevin's work at https://drkevinmccauley.com/.   To check out more episodes of the Beyond Theory podcast and find all kinds of other resources and tools from Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, visit http://beyondtheorypodcast.com.   Music from this episode provided by Soundstripe.

This topic….’what makes someone an alcoholic’….is a hot spot for many. One person may label themselves an ‘alcoholic’ while another might be completely offended by this term, despite having no control over their own drinking. So when is it okay to use this the word ‘alcoholic’? And is there such a thing as a disease called alcoholism? Annie Grace dives into the murky water, perhaps giving you a new perspective on these labels. Are you ready for a deep dive into truly lasting change? If so, you might consider my Intensive Program. It’s a 9-week, self-led program that you can do in the complete comfort of your own home. It will truly transform your relationship with alcohol. If you want to learn more about this, go to thisnakedmind.com/intensive.  And, as always - rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast, as it truly helps the message reach somebody who might need to hear it today. EPISODE LINKS: YouTube Clip by Kevin McCauley  

A core element of addiction involved in influencing the perceptions and behaviors of addicts is the malfunctioning reward center of the brain called the Limbic System. This episode looks at this element through the perspective of Survival Instinct Behaviors and how they differ between addicts and non-addicts.   Resources of note: "Pleasure Unwoven" DVD by Kevin McCauley

In the sixth edition of the CBI/CBRE London business survey, Eddie Curzon talks with guests Jennette Arnold (Chair of the London Assembly), Andy Steele (CEO of Osborne Construction) and Kevin McCauley, (Senior Research Director at CBRE).

Hosts Gabe Lezra and Evan Mateer are joined by Kevin McCauley of SBNation (and many others) to discuss the NWSL's financial issues and future, the USSF election, and more. It's a really revealing interview where Kevin correctly predicts the way the voting would break down (if not the eventual result).  But first: they talk Tottenham's 1-0 victory in the North London Derby, Eric Lamela punking out Jack Whilshere, and the Huddersfield dude hanging dong on national television.  Come for the interesting discussion about the NWSL and USSF, stay for the dong jokes. 

Hosts Gabe Lezra and Evan Mateer are joined by Kevin McCauley of SBNation to discuss his revealing, exacting article about USSF's failures in recruiting talent from marginalized communities. It's a really interesting discussion that touches on everything from the Jonathan Gonzalez saga to USSF's institutional failings in recruiting talent. Also on the docket: USSF's newest scam, a $70 hoola hoop marketed to rich divorced parents who don't understand soccer and the candidate showcases at the USSF forum in Philadelphia. In Europe, the guys move on to Real Madrid's crisis (and why net transfer spend is a dumb AF metric for determining if a team is playing well), why Karim Benzema is actually a total baller and the people who are hating on him are wrong, and, well, Leeds' Nazi Mr. Clean crest. They also briefly discuss an update in the FIFA scandal.  

Join host Ron and his guest Kevin McCauley, of the Blue Heron Nature Preserve talking the importance of preserves.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's rise injected new joy and energy into the Bucks and their fanbase. Last year was fun, and on the surface, everything is good. But Giannis' rise also means the stakes have been raised for the next four years of his contract. Is this front office, supplementary core, and coaching staff up for the challenge? SB Nation soccer editor and Bucks fan Kevin McCauley joins us, along with Brew Hoop managing editor Mitchell Maurer. In our chat:We merge Mitchell's caution with Kevin's exuberance to describe the mood of the fanbase.Plenty of Giannis talk because he is such a joy.How important was it to get Khris Middleton back last year?Jabari Parker was supposed to be the second cornerstone with Giannis. Instead, he's coming off a second torn ACL and is up for an extension without much on his track record. How does he fit in now, and do the Bucks have enough time to wait it out and see if they can ever get Giannis, Jabari, and Middleton healthy at the same time?Our usual devil's bargain: the NBA version of Do/Marry/Kill called "Max/Play/Trade." We do this with Malcolm Brogdon, Thon Maker, and Jabari.Why is Jason Kidd such a divisive coach among fans?The Bucks' front office situation is ... whoa boy. What happened this summer, and why should Bucks fans be concerned?A brief Giannis signature shoe interlude.Kevin's very detailed breakdown for his all-time Bucks banana boat.Predictions, best/worst-case scenarios, and why 50 wins is actually a reasonable expectation.This is the 18th of Limited Upside's 30 team previews leading up to next season. We're bringing together representatives from all 30 SB Nation team sites and other team-specific experts from the SB Nation/Limited Upside community to gauge the temperature of the fanbase heading into the season. PREVIOUSLY: Blazers NEXT UP: Hawks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

George thought that Kevin McCauley’s season preview for SB Nation, titled “How to Enjoy the Premier League without Worrying About the Money,” was the most provocative and enjoyable piece he’s read ahead of the new English season. So he called him up to discuss the ideas in his argument and maybe even become a convert to Kevin’s way of thinking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Emerging from the Darkness: The End of the Drug War and the Rise of Recovery” was presented on April 20, 2017, by Dr. Kevin T. McCauley, MD; co-founder of the Institute on Addiction Study; writer of the award-winning DVD “Pleasure Unwoven” and the DVD “Memo To Self.” Not only have the ships for which we have waited for so long appeared on the horizon, some of them have now come into port. Parity. Treatment on demand. Stigma reduction. These once seemingly impossible dreams are today a reality. The White House creates an "Office of Recovery" and speaks openly about a "Third Way" for new policy. States legalize cannabis for - not medical - but recreational use, and create a giant natural experiment that will reveal previous certainties about its dangers as truth or fiction. Films, books, plays, and music put a human face on addiction, changing minds and hearts in the process. But most importantly, people are recovering. As we emerge from the rubble of the Drug War, we can rebuild on the foundation of astonishing brain research that has quietly accumulated through decades of zero-tolerance and mass incarceration. In this lecture, we will stop and realize this moment in history, and compare it to other challenges of health disparity and social inequality. We will review the rising science of recovery and explore concepts of recovery management. We will elucidate this "Third Way," and consider the challenges it entails. We will explore innovative policies, enacted on local and national levels, which hold the promise of preventing addiction before it starts, treating it on a scale never before seen in the US, and re-enfranchising a battered but resilient American demographic.  As groups of men and women, formerly living in the shadows, come together, define themselves, and become a people, we should not forget: History is watching. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE, annual workshop series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, family and related issues.  The Education Series is organized by Dawn Farm, a non-profit community of programs providing a continuum of chemical dependency services. For information, please see http://www.dawnfarm.org/programs/education-series. About The Presenter: Dr. Kevin McCauley, MD Kevin McCauley, MD graduated from Drexel University Medical School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1992. He entered the United States Navy and received his Naval Flight Surgeon training at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute in Pensacola, Florida.  He was the flight surgeon for Heavy Marine Helicopter Squadron 363 at Marine Corps Air Station, Tustin, California and for Marine Fighter/Attack Training Squadron 101 at Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, California. Dr. McCauley is the co-founder of the Institute for Addiction Study in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Director of Program Services at the New Roads Treatment Center in Sandy, Utah. He has served as President of the Utah Association of Recovery Residences in Salt Lake City, Utah, working with state and municipal agencies to promulgate best practices for local sober living home providers in order to strengthen the Recovery-Oriented System of Care in Utah. Dr. McCauley served as Director of Le Mont Michel in Sandy, Utah, from 2009 to 2013; helping with the design and implementation of a disease management/ residential recovery support program and also served as director of daily operations of an eight-bed sober living facility including training and supervision of staff, as well as analysis of outcome data.     As co-founder of the Institute for Addiction Study, Dr. McCauley wrote and directed two films: “Pleasure Unwoven” about the neuroscience of addiction, and “Memo to Self” about Recovery Management in commercial airline pilots and professionals with substance use disorders. “Pleasure Unwoven” won the 2010 Michael Q. Ford Award for Journalism from the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers. Dr. McCauley travels between Utah and his home in Honolulu, Hawai`I where he lives with his wife, Kristine. His goals are to help those who wish to better understand addiction topics and to make difficult scientific concepts accessible to all. In his work, he strives to foster the acceptance of people in recovery as full and valued members of society.  

RC2C host Neil Scott welcomes noted addiction specialist Dr. Kevin McCauley ... who will be in Seattle on March 16, 2017 at 7PM for a free presentation at the downtown Settle Public Library, titled "Why Addiction is a Disease and Why there is Hope," presented by Northbound Treatment Services. Free tickets are available at www.brownpapertickets.com

SB Nation Soccer editor Kevin McCauley joins the podcast to talk about the end of Jurgen Klinsmann's tenure as USMNT manager and the team's new coach, Bruce Arena, who is re-taking the job after a 10-year absence. What undid Klinsmann? And is Arena the right man for the job right now?

Internationally-recognized clinical psychologist, author and addiction recovery expert Dr. Allen Berger joins NOL for a second time to talk addictions. His colleague, author & friend Dan Griffin, also a recovery expert and Senior Fellow at The Meadows (with a focus on working with men), joins him. In this super informative episode, the men explain the brain science behind addictions, how to know if you have an addiction, and the stages in the process of recovery. Show Notes Points covered in the episode: - Addiction as an illness, a brain disease - Causes of addictions - Addictive personality traits - How to know if you have an addiction - Process-focused recovery counseling and what it is - Addiction shame vs. “man rules” - How relationships with others change when in recovery - Sobriety self-righteousness Allen’s website: www.abphd.com Email: abphd@msn.com Dan’s website: www.dangriffin.com Email: dan@dangriffin.com Additional resources mentioned: For books by Dr. Allen Berger, including 12 MORE Stupid Things That Mess Up Recovery, visit his website: http://abphd.com/dr-berger-s-book-store.html For books by Dan Griffin including “A Man’s Way Through the 12 Steps”, visit: http://www.dangriffin.com/dans-books/ The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous I’ll Quit Tomorrow – Vernon E. Johnson Narcotics Anonymous SLA Anonymous “Open meetings” at AA gatherings – can attend and you don’t have to participate Pleasure Unwoven – DVD by Dr. Kevin McCauley– brain science behind addiction TheMeadows.com – addiction, trauma, codependency…this is a resource for any type of suffering and is not just about alcohol or drugs Email Dr. Berger or Dan personally. Emails above. 

Even though D.C. United is off this week, the Filibuster crew is not. We have to talk about the very disappointing Seattle loss, much as we would like to forget it. We talk about whether or not this trend of play over the past few games worries us, and talk about the play of Luciano Acosta versus Fabian Espindola in this game. We then spend a good chunk of time talking about what we want to see United work on during this break, to hopefully take advantage of the very poor Eastern Conference and rise to the top. We then bring on Kevin McCauley from SBNation.com to talk about the Copa America Centenaro. Just like in the first segment, we have to talk about disappointment first and the USA. We talk about the ridiculousness that is Clint Dempsey as a center forward, the defensive breakdowns across the team, and weather Darlington Nagbe should start. We discuss why Michael Bradley didn't do well in this game, and whether DeAndre Yedlin is playing bad or being asked to play bad. We look forward to Costa Rica, ask Kevin whether he thinks Mexico will win this whole tournament, and ask if the United States will get out of their group. Give it a listen!

Here at Note to Self, we endorse using technology mindfully, thoughtfully, and not necessarily all the time. That said, we're more concerned with another sentiment you probably know all too well: the "yeah, putting down my phone is nice and all, but I have a life to live. A job to do. A conversation to hold. A cat video to send to my mother."  With that in mind, today is the day we launch Infomagical, a collective FOMO course correction. This time it's not about your gadgets per se, it's about all the stuff on them, and all the stuff coming out of them. Our plan is to turn all of your information portals into overload-fighting machines. Starting with this introductory episode (listen above), we're going to make your devices more useful through a big follow-up to Bored and Brilliant – our 2015 project inviting people to rethink their relationships with their phone and become more creative in the process. Why? Because you've told us how much you need this. In a survey of nearly 2,000 Note to Self listeners: 60 percent said they feel like the amount of effort they must exert to stay up-to-date on a daily basis is "taxing." Another 15 percent said it's downright "impossible." 4 out of 5 said information overload affects their ability to learn. 1 out of 3 said information overload was affecting their close relationships. We've talked with neuroscientists, social psychologists, business professors, anthropologists, software designers, and many, many listeners as we've designed this project. We're going to give you the tools you'll need to do this right.  Including custom emoji! (Right click to "save as image" on desktop; tap and hold on mobile). (Kevin McCauley) (Kevin McCauley) (Kevin McCauley) (Kevin McCauley) (Kevin McCauley) Each emoji correlates with one of the five "goals" you can choose at sign up. Why? To cut to the root of information overload, scientists say it is important to set one priority (also called a “schema,” “theme,” or “filter”) that you use to gauge how much something really matters to you. For example, if your goal is to learn more about the upcoming election, does that panda video really help you achieve it? No, but if your goal is to be “more connected with friends and family,” perhaps it does. These goals are meant to remind you of what you really want for the week. You can put the emoji (or any other kind of note to self) up wherever you consume information. We've got bigger badge versions on Facebook, Flickr, and below. To get you as pumped for Infomagical as we are, we lay out all of the research behind what we're doing here in the episode above. Manoush even got her brain scanned in the process. In this episode: Daphna Shohamy, Professor and Principal Investigator, Columbia University's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute Raphael Gerraty, PhD candidate, Columbia University  Gloria Mark, Professor, the University of California-Irvine's Department of Informatics Dimitrios Tsivrikos, Consumer and Business Psychologist, the University College of London Genevieve Bell, Intel's in-house anthropologist Note to Self listeners Mark Malizia, Kristian Gendron, and Kelsey Lekowske (Emoji designed by Kevin McCauley.) Posted by Note to Self Radio on Sunday, January 24, 2016 Sign up to participate at wnyc.org/infomagical. Challenge week starts February 1 and runs through February 5. Want to tell us why you're taking part in Infomagical? Talk to us here. Got more questions? See if we've answered yours here. For more Note to Self, subscribe to Note to Self on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, I Heart Radio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, or anywhere else using our RSS feed.

The MLS SuperDraft was last week, and we had correspondents there to get all sorts of recordings for you. But first Adam, Jason, and Ben talk in studio, and we have to talk about the awful news that Bill Hamid is out for a couple of months with a knee surgery. We then talk about the SuperDraft, specifically D.C. United's two picks: Julian Buescher and Paul Clowes. We then throw it to Adam and Steven at the SuperDraft for interviews with: Russ Thaler of MLSSoccer.com Julian Bueschers, D.C. United's first round pick Travis Clark of Top Drawer Soccer and Charles Boehm of soccerwire.com Ben Olsen, D.C. United's head coach Paul Clowes, D.C. United's second round pick Kevin McCauley of SBNation.com

Our guest this week is Kevin McCauley, who is a photographer with an eye for making cars look really good. The podcast format runs old school this week as we start with a bit of new car chatter. Up for discussion is:New ND Mazda MX-5 Miata first drives are coming in.Jaguar is already announcing a larger crossover/SUV before its F-Pace has gone on sale.Jeep is rumored to be prepping a Trackhawk Grand Cherokee fitted with a Hellcat powertrain.The GT350R Mustang makes crazy good noise.From there we learn a bit more about Kevin's world before finding out how everyone's vehicles are doing.

Our guest this week is Kevin McCauley, who is a photographer with an eye for making cars look really good. The podcast format runs old school this week as we start with a bit of new car chatter. Up for discussion is:New ND Mazda MX-5 Miata first drives are coming in.Jaguar is already announcing a larger crossover/SUV before its F-Pace has gone on sale.Jeep is rumored to be prepping a Trackhawk Grand Cherokee fitted with a Hellcat powertrain.The GT350R Mustang makes crazy good noise.From there we learn a bit more about Kevin's world before finding out how everyone's vehicles are doing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooniverse/support

Suboxone -- is it dope or is it a medically managed pathway to recovery.  Can one really call themselves a sober person,or one who has recovered, while undergoing this Medically Assisted Therapy ?  Today, we get some answers and insights with a counselor, RJ Garcia. Plus, the tables are turned when RJ questions our new co-host Kirk about some of his resentments. To learn more about RJ, check out his site at RJGCounseling.com.  Some of the resources RJ mentioned include: Dr. Kevin McCauley’s film, Pleasure Unwoven NIDA Director, Dr. Norma Volkow’s youtube videos And of course, Hazelden

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