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This week Ilana's special guest is Lee Stevens, Director of Vivid Recruitment - Lee has over 13 years of local and international experience in architecture, design, and planning.
In this episode of Let's Talk Poverty, Meaghon Reid connects with Lee Stevens, Policy and Research Specialist at VCC and Nick Falvo, a leading researcher on housing and homelessness to discuss the No Place To Go report, its findings and further actions that need to be taken to end homelessness in Calgary.
Lee Stevens, registered social worker and has been the policy and research specialist at Vibrant Communities Calgary since 2017 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A fun and insightful conversation with animal trainer Lee Stevens. He has worked with a variety of species including dogs, primates, sea lions, and more. He provides an interesting, first-hand perspective regarding how the training method can differ by species, and yet many training principles remain the same. Lee, along with his wife Judy, created […] The post Animal Tales EPISODE 38: Baboons, Sea Lions and More! appeared first on Radio Influence.
A fun and insightful conversation with animal trainer Lee Stevens. He has worked with a variety of species including dogs, primates, sea lions, and more. He provides an interesting, first-hand perspective regarding how the training method can differ by species, and yet many training principles remain the same. Lee, along with his wife Judy, created […] The post Animal Tales EPISODE 38: Baboons, Sea Lions and More! appeared first on Radio Influence.
In this episode of Let's Talk Poverty, Lee Stevens connects with Jill Pable, a professor at Florida State University and creator of the non-profit, Design Resources for Homelessness, to discuss trauma informed design principles ofr homelessness.
In this episode, we bring you a story from Uncuffed, about what it's like to chase and lose a big dream. Then, an indie folk artist explores the power of vulnerability. Plus, the last stop for BART's legacy fleet.
In this episode of Let's Talk Poverty, Lee Stevens connects with David MacDonald, senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, to discuss his recent report on CEO pay in Canada, taxation and income inequality.
Midnight Madness Radio Episode 235 with Shades Of Gray, June Ryah, Just A Jester, Hobson, Alpha Neutral, Anita Abram, Ch'Lu, Keith McLoughlin, Paul Roberts, Simesky & Fritch, WREX, Gypsy's Kiss, Pussy Revolution, Survival Code, Lee Stevens, Noise IN Myself, MARCHING OUT, Gabriele Bellini, April 16th appreciation society. Donate for Midnight Madness TV: https://igg.me/at/midnightmadnesstv/x/35420197#/ Midnight Madness Radio Store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/midnight-madness-radio/
The 288th Hangover Sessions features August Lee Stevens and her 4 -piece band outta DJ Webbles' barn in Oak Town!Check out August & her lovely/original music right here @ AugustLeeStevens.com August & friends join us from 1hr-ish into this show and play 4 LIVE songs while talking about their exquisite desert island disc selection!This show also features 3 new/local tracks from the Bay Area AND 2 Ear Worms of the week, which shall no doubt tickle yo' fancy...Listen to the full playlist here.Enjoy the show!
This week we have something different for you. A few weeks ago, Scott was interviewed by Lee Stevens on the Time & Motion Podcast.During this episode, Scott shares several insights on where business owners can win with Digital Marketing.Here's what you will discover in this episode of the Marketing 4 Business PodcastDiscover Scott Wilson's journey from his sports-focused beginnings in Christchurch to his leadership in online marketing. This episode unveils his life story, the shift from traditional sales to digital marketing, and insights into the digital future.Scott's Early Life and Career:Hailing from a sporting family, Scott's initial job was at Placemakers, where he gleaned valuable work ethic and leadership principles from his entrepreneurial employers.Learning from Sales and Marketing:Scott's diverse sales experience stressed understanding customer desires and validating marketing strategies.The Transition to Online Marketing:As a business student, Scott ventured into digital marketing, eventually establishing a successful SEO and Google Ads business. His journey imparts essential lessons.The Importance of Long-Form Content:Scott underscores the enduring relevance of long-form content in today's digital landscape.Branding and Marketing Strategies:Scott shares experiences in using Google Ads, video content, and SEO to reach customers and the significance of comprehending data to gauge performance.The Impact of AI on Businesses:The discussion explores the potential influence of AI and chatbot technology on businesses, emphasising efficiency and cost savings.This podcast episode delves into Scott Wilson's transition from traditional sales to online marketing and offers insights into the future of AI in business. Listen to deepen your understanding of the ever-evolving world of online marketing.Big thanks to Lee Stevens for having Scott on the Time & Motion Podcast.Ready to accelerate your business's growth and stand out from the competition? Don't miss this insightful episode of the Marketing 4 Business podcast. Have fun and enjoy listening, learning, and taking action from this podcast! If you find our content valuable and informative, please help us reach more business owners by sharing it with a friend who might benefit. Additionally, please ensure that you're following our podcast on your preferred platform, and if you enjoyed the latest episode, consider leaving us a five-star review. Your support is highly appreciated.See below for ways to get in touch with us…Follow the Marketing 4 Business podcast on Instagram hereFollow Digital Influence on Instagram hereConnect with Scott on LinkedIn hereEager to enhance your marketing strategy? Book in for a complimentary ‘Where You Can Win' call with Scott to discuss your marketing here.Have Fun & Take Action
We can't really have the conversation about ending homelessness if we don't look at income supports for our most vulnerable. Lee Stevens from Vibrant Communities Calgary joins me on the pod this week to talk about basic income, her research around it and her hopes for the future of income support in Canada.
On this March 7th edition of The Drive Podcast: Starting off the show, Calgarians are invested in the wellbeing of their neighbours amid the affordability crisis. We talk that with Lee Stevens, lead author of the study Vibrant Communities Calgary (VCC) released on the state of wellbeing in Calgary – Beneath the Surface, the layers of poverty in Calgary. Then, we talk with a member of ASET and civil engineering technologist Jennifer Stewart on mentoring for women in tech. And lastly, we explore the “Live Aid-style” benefit concert for Ukraine that could see the likes of U2, The Rolling Stones, Pink and more at Wembley Stadium on June 24. All that with Sirius XM host Eric Alper.
Chad Hermansen interviews Lee Stevens former first round pick in 1986 by the Angels. Lee played 11 seasons in the show and he shares his story to the big leagues, his obstacles, becoming a hitting coach, battling through cancer, and what he is up today! Want to work with Chad? Chad is a certified Life Coach through The Life Coach School. He works with current and former athletes, and adults who want to get through an issue. Chad's work is through casual coaching meaning he "doesn't fix you," but he shows you what is the cause of the results that you are getting. Book a free 30 minute mini session at www.mentaledgetrainingcoach.com
ONLINE TICKETS ONLY: €25 Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../lost-with-luv-shack... Revolut / Quickpay: Peter - 96 496855 Markus - 99 212610 Michel - 95 129219 ---------------------- LOST boyz and LOST girlzzz! It's time to celebrate mid-summer on the 06.08. and for the first time since COVID began we are super pleased to finally announce the booking of international guest DJ's again!! This months booking is a bit of a personal thing for us and our local DJ M Traxxx who has been following these guys since their humble beginnings in 2012, having lived in Vienna for a while himself. We are talking about none other than Vienna's finest – the LUV SHACK Records crew! Luv Shack records started out as an avenue for local Vienna artists Lee Stevens, Simon Lebon, LeSale and Jakobin & Domino to release their own brand of downtempo house music that focused on quality – much in contrast to most of what was going on in the city at the time. Their first EP Luv is Louder set the tone for things to come with a fine mix of synth driven analog sounding deep house with elements of Disco and Chicago house all thrown into the mix. It was followed up by many a great release slowly expanding their artist pool to include people like Space Echo, Hard Ton and Rotciv to name but a few. They now hold down a regular guest spot in the Wild Renate in Berlin as well as playing all over Europe promoting the LUV. We look forward to welcoming them on the decks!! They will be supported by LOST regulars Michel Fialas and M Traxxx! -------------------- https://soundcloud.com/luvshackrecords https://soundcloud.com/simonlebon https://soundcloud.com/lee-stevens https://www.luvshackrecords.com/ https://luvshackrecords.bandcamp.com/
In this episode, Jaclyn Silbernagel is joined by policy and research specialist Lee Stevens to explore basic income. What a basic income could mean for Canadians and how it could have a positive impact on our social support systems. Insights into why basic income is a bold approach and why it's important now. Providing evidence that debunks some of the misconceptions about basic income and how we have existing benefits in Canada that act as working models for a basic income.
Find Augusthttp://Linktr.ee/augustleestevens https://www.instagram.com/augustleestevensAbout AugustAugust Lee Stevens is a musician/singer songwriter from Hercules, CA. She got her early music education with piano and vocal studies from the Oakland School for the Arts. (Depending on if this interview is before or after June) She graduated from UC Santa Cruz with Film and Political Sciences. She was also introduced to the African American Theater Arts Troupe. She's been blessed to perform with artists such as Kev Choice, Tammi Brown, Danny Glover, and Dave GrohlShe's currently touring around the Bay Area and recording music set to release this Summer. Everyone's Music School Creating positive and lasting change in people's lives with music!Santa Cruz Movement classes help students develop spinal health, strength, mobility, coordination & more!Support the show (Http://www.patreon.com/speakforchangepodcast)
In this episode, Jaclyn Silbernagel and co-host Lee Stevens dig into the topics of child care, women, and the economy with Andrea Cox from YW Calgary and Nevena Ivanovic with the Women's Centre of Calgary. Together they discuss why child care is an economic imperative, share insights into the care economy, and examine why advancements in child care also require investments in the child care workforce
Online Radio Show recorded live on February 16th 2022. The show went live on Twitch, Youtube, Facebook and on Radio Dark Tunnel and is rebroadcasted on Wax Radio Indianapolis. In this show I played "To The Core" by Matt Hart (@matthartmusic1), "Du Hast (Paolo Ferrara [@paoloferrarahex] & Lorenzo Raganzini [@lorenzoraganzini] edit)" by Rammstein(@rammstein-official), "High Buildings feat. Lee Stevens [@lee-stevens] (Radio Edit)" by Local Suicide (@localsuicide), "Crucifix (feat. Suffer Ring [@suffer_ring])" by Dedalos (@dedalosmusic), "Machine Identity" by Dread Risks(@dreadrisks) & "Never Enough" by Zxzx (@iamzxzx).
Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily Urmann
Have you ever wondered how you can begin your biomimicry journey? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Laura Lee Stevens and we chat about her own biomimicry education journey, why introducing students to this practice is so important, and what programs could be a good fit for you too. This informative conversation sets the stage for what it looks like to practice and teach biomimicry.
In today's episode of Psych Talk I speak with Dr. Lee Stevens, a licensed psychologist, about affective neuroscience. Affective neuroscience is the study of how the brain communicates and experiences emotions and an area that Dr. Stevens has researched and implemented in his psychotherapy practice. Dr. Stevens recently published a book Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy: A Clinician's Guide for Working with Emotions, where he discusses the neuroscientific research behind emotions and how to focus on them in therapy. Dr. Stevens noticed in psychotherapy practice that there was much room for improvement, namely focusing on emotions directly. Many interventions focus on thoughts or behaviors to, in turn, change emotions, yet emotions are typically the thing that bring people to therapy. Through our discussion Dr. Stevens discusses the importance of focusing on emotions directly in psychotherapy, some interventions on how to do so, and affect reconsolidation. Additionally, Dr. Stevens talks about bottom up and top down processing when it comes to emotion.Connect with Dr. Stevens:Website: www.drfrancisstevens.comPurchase Dr. Stevens' Book: Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy: A Clinician's Guide for Working with EmotionsWays to Work With Me:Mind Over MatterLGBTQ+ Affirming MasterclassBe a guest on my podcastResources:Value Aligned 2021 JournalAnti-Racism ResourcesLGBTQ+ Affirming ResourcesThe Helping Professional's Guide to Boundary SettingConnect with Me:Follow me on IG @jessicaleighphd.Follow me on TikTok @jessicaleighphdJoin my Facebook community: Grow Through What You Go ThroughSponsors & Collaborations:BetterHelpIntro/Outro Music:Life of Riley by Kevin MacLeodMusic LicenseSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jessrabon)
Welcome back to the Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #174 with Dr. Francis Lee Stevens who works as a psychologist in Worcester, MA. He has taught a variety of classes in psychology and neuroscience and his research focuses on affective neuroscience applications to psychotherapy. Today we will dive deep into his new book, coming out on November 27th, Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy: A Clinician's Guide for Working with Emotions and will explore how Dr. Stevens has taken the latest developments in affective neuroscience and applies these science-based interventions with a sequential approach for helping patients with psychological disorders. Learn more about Dr. Stevens https://www.drfrancisstevens.com/ Watch this interview on YouTube here https://youtu.be/2H-g1xg6FRY In this episode you will learn: ✔︎ What Dr. Stevens saw was missing from previous forms of psychotherapy. ✔︎ Why changing our thinking doesn't change how we feel, and what he suggests instead. ✔︎ What Affect Reconsolidation is--that changes difficult emotions and feelings. ✔︎ How an understanding of the science of the brain works together with the practice needed for a new model of intervention. ✔︎ What we should all know about our emotions, how to dig deeper into our past to unlock memories, and deal with the feelings that keep us stuck. I'm Andrea Samadi, author, and educator from Toronto, Canada, now in Arizona, and like many of our listeners, have been fascinated with learning and understanding the science behind high performance strategies that we can use to improve our own productivity in our schools, our sports, and workplace environments. My vision is to bring the experts to you, share their books, resources, and ideas to help you to implement their proven strategies, whether you are a teacher working in the classroom, a parent, or in the corporate environment. The purpose of this podcast is to take the fear out of this new discipline that backs our learning with simple neuroscience to make it applicable for us all to use right away, for immediate results. What I think is fascinating as we are exploring this topic together, is that education is not the only field that can benefit from the understanding of simple neuroscience and “there are equivalent fields that seek to translate neuroscience findings to law (e.g. Royal Society, 2011a)[i] economics (e.g. Glimcher & Fehr, 2013)[ii] and social policy (e.g. Royal 2011b)[iii] bringing in research in behavior regulation, decision-making, reward, empathy and moral reasoning.” (Thomas, Ansari, Knowland, 2019). When I received an email from Dr. Stevens about his new book that he wrote to help patients with psychological disorders with science-based interventions, I was very interested in learning more. If American psychologist Dr. Daniel Amen, whose book The End of Mental Illness we reviewed on episode #128[iv] believes that “normal” is a myth and that 51%[v] of us will have a mental health issue in our lifetime (like post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, addiction, or an eating disorder—to name a few) then it's clear that it's more normal than not, to have a mental health problem and we must all pay attention to the first sign of any mental health issue, for ourselves, but especially our younger generations, since it's critical for children's success in school and life. Research shows that “students who receive social-emotional and mental health support achieve better academically”[vi] and “mental health is not simply the absence of mental illness but also encompasses wellness promotion; social, emotional, and behavioral health; and the ability to cope with life's challenges. Left unmet, mental health problems are linked to costly negative outcomes such as academic and behavior problems, dropping out, and delinquency. Mental and behavioral health problems not only affect students' short-term classroom engagement, but also interfere with long-term development of positive relationships and work-related skills.”[vii] I've designed my questions for Dr. Stevens so that we can all think of how we could apply his research in our lives if we are working with students/children who might have experienced trauma to see how we can use our emotional awareness, emotional validation, self-compassion, and gain a deeper understanding of specific emotions, specifically anger, abandonment, and jealousy. Let's meet Dr. Stevens and learn the emotional science behind the brain. Welcome Dr. Stevens, thank you very much for meeting with me today to dive deeper into your new book coming out this fall, Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy: A Clinician's Guide for Working with Emotions I'm thrilled to have this opportunity to speak with you. INTRO Q: Before we get to the questions, I want to ask about your background and what led you to working in the field of psychotherapy, but I've got to mention something I heard while I was researching your work this weekend on the Science of Psychotherapy Podcast[viii] you did last month, and I had to stop the podcast and listen a few times to be sure I heard this right. What did you learn from your time working as an Improv Comedian that you have taken to your work as a psychologist? Q1: Dr. Stevens, getting to the questions that tie into your book, I saw that you mention “Research supports the idea that for many people, psychotherapy remains ineffective (Driessen, Hollon, Bockting, Cuijpers, & Turner, 2015; Dragioti, Karathanos, Gerdle, & Evangelou, 2017), with little explanation as to why” and I've always wondered about how “talking about problems solves them” without changing your thinking (because we can still have negative ruminating thoughts about something) unless we change the emotion attached to it, so I like the idea of CBT for helping people eliminate negative thought patterns. Can you explain where previous forms of psychotherapy have failed, what you found to be “missing” and how your book offers a new way forward through your research in affective neuroscience? Q2: My husband does some work with our local sheriff's office here in AZ in his spare time, while I'm at my desk researching for interviews, and I'm always curious to hear what he sees in the field as it relates to mental health and what he shares when he gets back is always eye-opening especially if we have never dealt with someone who is struggling with mental health in a serious way. I just shake my head and really do wonder, for someone who works directly with people who struggle with mental health, what have you seen with the outcome of treatment for someone getting better vs staying on the same path that will just lead to problems later in their life? Q3: Looking at the Table of Contents, I see PART 1 containing the science with your argument for a new approach to therapy, and PART 2 as the practice where you walk us through how we must cope with and understand our emotions. Can you explain both parts of the book and how you've been intentional with how you introduce topics for the reader to learn and use. Q4: I know how important emotions are for learning. One of our early episodes was with Marc Brackett, who wrote the book Permission to Feel[ix] which was important when many of us were raised to hide our emotions, then I wrote an episode on “How Our Emotions Impact Learning and the Brain”[x] and mention Jaak Panksepp and the fact that humans have seven networks of emotion in the brain. (Curiosity, Caring, Playfulness, Sadness, Fear, Anger, Lust). What should we all know about with our emotions, how our brain processes them, why we feel the way we do, so we can better manage/control those emotions that get us stuck in life? Q5: When we are dealing with something that gives us an emotional charge (whatever it is for us) could be when someone cuts us off on the highway, or when someone says or does something that just pushes our buttons, and we feel that surge of “I'm so angry right now” can you explain how we should look to understand the problem behind what we are feeling, and work on reconsolidating it (Joseph LeDoux's work)? (I've only see this with Neuro-Emotional Therapy where you look back at your childhood to see what happened back then that triggers the anger you might be feeling in the present, uncovering the root cause of the emotion and feelings, to clean it up (Dr. Carolyn Leaf). Q6: This next question covers Brain Network Theory that we cover on episode #48[xi] with the idea of learning how to be aware of the importance of switching between our networks to experience creativity instead of working hard and burning out. I mentioned listening to a recent podcast you did on The Science of Psychotherapy[xii] and you were talking about our thinking brain vs our feeling brain, do you remember that podcast? I tried to bring some humor to this question with your improv background, something (let's say you are working on something, and someone famous shows up at your door and wants to take you out for coffee—I was trying to think of someone famous that could possibly sway me to step away from my desk, and came up with Phillip Seymour Hoffman—whose no longer with us, but you get the idea) you really want to go (your feeling brain—Emotional Network) but your thinking brain (Central Executive Network) tells you to stay back and keep working, creating cognitive dissonance. We've all felt this and many of us could easily make the right decision for us, but what happens when our feeling brain overtakes our thinking brain? How can we learn to integrate our entire brain so that we can make better decisions? What else can you tell us about the networks in our brain (if you look at the image created by Mark Waldman, who is teaching me how to understand the basics of neuroscience)? IMAGE: created by Mark Waldman on Brain Network Theory. Q7: We have also covered Joseph LeDoux's concept of memory reconsolidation[xiii] on this podcast, that you address in your book as Affect Reconsolidation. Can you share what you have learned with your research and what strategies you offer with this idea to help people to overcome negative emotions associated with past trauma that could be impacting/damaging their life? Q8: Is there anything important that we have missed about your book? Dr. Stephens, I want to thank you so much for your time, research and strategies to help us to all better manage our emotions, with science-based strategies. If anyone wants to get a copy of your book, I have put your website link in the show notes, but when does it go live on Amazon? Follow Dr. Stevens on Twitter https://twitter.com/DrLeeStevens Get a copy of Affective Neuroscience on Amazon Thank you! BIO: Dr. Stevens graduated with a Ph.D. in psychology from Tennessee State University and completed his internship in Clinical Psychology at the University of Rochester Counseling Center. Dr. Stevens research focuses on the anterior cingulate cortex, a unique region of the brain located between the prefrontal cortex and limbic system brain areas. Dr. Stevens has taught at several colleges and universities in the Boston, MA area including Wheelock College, Boston College, and Harvard University. Dr. Stevens has a long scholarship record in clinical affective neuroscience, publishing widely in journals such as Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, and International Journal of Group Psychotherapy. Additionally, Dr. Stevens has presented his work on emotion in therapy at multiple conferences. Dr. Stevens is on the executive committee of the Boston Neuropsychoanalysis Workshop, which develops models of empirically supported psychotherapy based on neuroscience. Dr. Stevens has a private practice and is a psychologist in Worcester, MA. His practice focuses on utilizing emotion for therapeutic change. FOLLOW DR. STEVENS: https://www.drfrancisstevens.com/ https://twitter.com/DrLeeStevens FOLLOW ANDREA SAMADI: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreaSamadi Website https://www.achieveit360.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samadi/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Achieveit360com Neuroscience Meets SEL Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2975814899101697 Twitter: https://twitter.com/andreasamadi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreasamadi/ RESOURCES: What Oprah Learned from Jim Carrey Published Oct. 13, 2011 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPU5bjzLZX0 Leslie Greenberg's Master Lecture on Emotion Focused Therapy by Lynn Mollick https://nj-act.org/greenberg.html Inside Out, the Movie https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2096673/ Elizabeth Loftus “How our Memories Can Be Manipulated” https://www.npr.org/transcripts/557424726 REFERENCES: [i] Royal Society (2011a). Brain Waves Module 4: Neuroscience and the law. London: Royal Society. [Google Scholar] [ii] Glimcher, P.W. , & Fehr, E. (2013). Neuroeconomics: Decision making and the brain (2nd edn). London: Elsevier. [Google Scholar] [iii] Royal Society (2011b). Brain Waves Module 1: Neuroscience, society and policy. London: Royal Society. [Google Scholar] [iv] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE # 128 with “ A Review of Dr. Daniel Amen's End of Mental Illness Book” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/review-of-dr-daniel-amens-the-end-of-mental-illness-6-steps-for-improved-brain-and-mental-health/ [v] Dr. Amen, Brain Thrive by 25 Online Course http://brainthriveby25.com/ [vi] Comprehensive School-Based Mental and Behavioral Health Services and School Psychologists https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources-and-podcasts/mental-health/school-psychology-and-mental-health/comprehensive-school-based-mental-and-behavioral-health-services-and-school-psychologists#:~:text=Research%20demonstrates%20that%20students%20who,being%20all%20improve%20as%20well. [vii] IBID [viii] Dr. Stevens Talks Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy Sept. 6, 2021 https://www.thescienceofpsychotherapy.com/francis-lee-stevens-talks-affective-neuroscience-in-psychotherapy/ [ix] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #22 Marc Brackett on his book “Permission to Feel” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/founding-director-of-the-yale-center-of-emotional-intelligence-on-his-new-book-permission-to-feel/ [x]Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE # 127 on “How Emotions Impact Learning, Memory and the Brain” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/brain-fact-friday-how-emotions-impact-learning-memory-and-the-brain/ [xi]Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #48 on “Brain Network Theory” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/brain-network-theory-using-neuroscience-to-stay-productive-during-times-of-change-and-chaos/ [xii]Dr. Stevens Talks Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy Sept. 6, 2021 https://www.thescienceofpsychotherapy.com/francis-lee-stevens-talks-affective-neuroscience-in-psychotherapy/ [xiii] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE # 127 on “How Emotions Impact Learning, Memory and the Brain” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/brain-fact-friday-how-emotions-impact-learning-memory-and-the-brain/
Welcome back to the Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast for Brain Fact Friday and EPISODE #173 on “The Neuroscience of our Beliefs” where we will take a deeper dive into what are beliefs are, how they impact our day-to-day life, habits, successes, and failures, and how we must pay attention to them “because they can make the difference between life and death, health and illness” (Larry Dossey, MD)[i] and increased clarity in our life. In Today's Brain Fact Friday, You Will Learn: ✔︎ What are beliefs from the perspective of neuroscience? ✔︎ What's the problem with what we believe? ✔︎ Understanding our Cognitive Biases. ✔︎ Becoming a Better Believer in 3 Steps. For those who are new here, I'm Andrea Samadi, author, and educator from Toronto, Canada, now in Arizona, and like many of you listening, have been fascinated with learning and understanding the science behind high performance strategies that we can use to improve our own productivity in our schools, our sports, and workplace environments. The purpose of this podcast is to take the fear out of this new discipline that backs our learning with simple neuroscience to make it applicable for us all to use right away, for immediate results. This week's Brain Fact Friday comes to you as I am in the final stages of writing a research paper, or an abstract to complete a year-long neuroscience certification course I have been taking with Mark Robert Waldman, who began teaching me how to understand the impacts of neuroscience on the brain and learning, back in 2014. I know that I was one of his very first students who began working with him years before he launched his training program that is rigorous, and not everyone who joins, completes it. Learning anything new requires consistent focus and effort, and my hopes are to continue to translate the most current and accurate neuroscience research, to be useful in your daily life through this podcast. Once this abstract is graded, I will share it with you for a more in depth look at the future of educational neuroscience, with a look back at where it began, some of the criticism it's faced, while sharing the impact I see it having on our future generations of teachers and learners. Stay tuned for this, and for more interviews coming next week, but until then, for this week's Brain Fact Friday, we will examine how beliefs show up in our brain and what we should all know about what we believe and how to sharpen and even challenge our beliefs, for improved results. If I asked you right now to define what a belief is, I am sure we would all come up with a different definition. But did you know that from the perspective of neuroscience that all beliefs (factual beliefs, self-beliefs, social beliefs, monetary beliefs, health beliefs) just to name a few- are “incomplete predictions, formed in the Default Mode Network (Imagination Network—the yellow and orange areas in the brain in the image below). These predictions (whatever it is that we believe) combine subjective feelings (that are mostly imaginary and a product of the DMN-our Imagination Center) with factual observations, forming an emotional cognitive bias which is embedded into our long-term memory. IMAGE SOURCE: Mark Waldman “Beliefs and the Brain” showing what our beliefs look like in our brain in the Default Mode (Imagination) Network. Remember that “all beliefs have limitations, and every one of them contains assumptions and inaccuracies concerning the true nature of the world.” (Born to Believe, Mark Waldman and Dr. Andrew Newberg)[ii] SUMMARY: “Our beliefs are incomplete predictions about the future, formed as a part of our imagination network, combining current feelings with factual observations, with bits and pieces of old memories, forming a cognitive bias (whether you are right or wrong—this is how your brain sees the world). Your brain doesn't care if it's true or false, right, or wrong. It will create what you need to help you to go after the rewards that are important to you in your life.” (Waldman) Wait a minute, I'm thinking, and I know YOU are thinking, stop for a minute! You mean our deepest beliefs, or what we strongly believe, are false, or imaginary, or have inaccuracies? Simon Sinek launched his career with his first book, Starts with Why that's all about how great leaders inspire action[iii] by saying what they believe, and I know that when I worked for Pearson Education in the publishing field, I believed in their mission statement of “Doing the Right Thing Every Day” that was behind the high level of work ethic that governed what I did from the minute I woke up, until I went to sleep at night. So how on the earth can what we believe be inaccurate? Tom Beakbane got us started on this train of thought on EPISODE #144[iv] with his topic “Consilience: A New Way to Look at the World” and expert in psychology, Dr. Howard Rankin kept our thinking going on episode #146[v] with “How Not to Think” when he reminded us that “our thinking is illogical.” Then this week, I joined a discussion with my neuroscience class where we looked at how our beliefs can be irrational, and how important it is to recognize that “the memories and beliefs we have about ourselves are the most untrustworthy of all.” (p127, Born to Believe). I know that these past episodes resonated with you, the listener, as they remain in the top performing list of this podcast the past couple of months, so I think that you, like me, are willing to challenge some of our beliefs, and in turn, increase our self-awareness. John Harmon reminded us of the importance of believing in our students, or the self-belief we must have while doing math on episode #170 and I know that my Mom's personal story of how she thinks she beat uterine cancer in the late 1990s, stemmed from her belief in her wellness, so I'm not ready to cross all beliefs off our list yet, but am open-minded enough to take a closer look at what I believe and why. ANDREW NEWBERG, MD, AND MARK ROBERT WALDMAN remind us in their book Born to Believe that “The human brain is really a believing machine, and every experience we have affects the depth and quality of those beliefs. The beliefs may hold only a glimmer of truth, but they always guide us toward our ideals. Without them, we cannot live, let alone change the world. They are our creed, they give us faith, and they make us who we are. Descartes said, “I think, therefore I am.” But viewed through the lens of neuroscience, it might be better stated as “I believe, therefore I am.” Cognitive Bias: So what is the problem with our beliefs when it comes to looking at them through the lens of neuroscience? There is no such thing as “truth” from a neuroscientific perspective. Just look at the list of cognitive biases, reminding us that our beliefs are an illusion. We have beliefs that help us to avoid mistakes, beliefs for staying focused and beliefs for confirming our existing beliefs. Looking at this list, can you pick out what you believe, and then look at the cognitive biases associated with your belief? What Exactly Are Beliefs? We listed a few of them at the start of this episode, like factual beliefs, or self-beliefs, and we've talked about beliefs on other episodes, specifically #66 where I did a deep dive into the lessons learned when I worked with Bob Proctor in the motivational speaking industry. Proctor's work was centered around changing people's self-limiting beliefs (that we should know never to trust) specifically with regards to someone's ability to earn money. If you go back and listen to episode #66 you'll see where I had an AHA moment around my original belief of earning money, changing the belief that we have to trade our time to earn income, when I saw how many people earned money through multiple sources. Some sold products and services online, others earned commission through sales, but this changed my belief and opened up the keyhole and level of awareness. Changing our beliefs can be known as changing our paradigms which are a multitude of habits that guide every move we make. I learned so much from those early days working with self-limiting beliefs when Proctor said to me “Andrea, what do you really want?” and I remember quietly answering him, not at all believing what I was saying, stating something about wanting to make an impact with the education and youth. I knew I had a lot to learn before I experienced what he called praxis, which is when we integrate our beliefs with our behaviors. What I believed and the actions I was taking hadn't yet lined up. With time and experience, I began to integrate my beliefs with my behavior and actions. The stronger our belief, the more steadfast you will be with your actions, changing your thoughts and feelings, and eventually your conditions, circumstances, and environment. This is when the true magic associated with belief occurs. This is the magic that Waldman and Newberg talked about when they said that our belief “gave us our faith and made us who we are.” IMAGE SOURCE: Mark Waldman “Beliefs and the Brain” showing what our beliefs look like in our brain in the Default Mode (Imagination) Network. How Do We Become Better Believers in 3 STEPS? BELIEVE WITH YOUR BRAIN IN MIND: The belief system that you have that feels the most true or important to you “is a combination of the salience network that puts a value on what you think is the most important and meaningful in your life, from your DMN or Imagination Center.” (Waldman). Think about what you value. What is true to you? This will help you to get closer to seeing how you believe with your brain in mind. For example—have you ever changed an old belief based on something new you have learned? How did this happen? It happened when you changed what you valued, and your brain (your Salience Network) was involved in this process. I think about the fact I would NEVER grab a stick of butter, and even consider eating it, let alone put in my coffee, when I was in my late 20s. Butter was full of fat, and something I believed we should avoid. Fast forward to 2016 when I found Jason Whittrock from EPSIODE #94[vi] on YouTube and along with the Availability Heuristic Bias (since I saw it on YouTube, and this trainer was in good shape, so I believed him) and changed my belief that eating fats won't make me fat and this belief changed the way that I eat. Think about the beliefs that you used to hold that might have changed, and then look at the list of cognitive biases to see why they might have changed, based on the value that your brain put on this belief. INTEGRATE YOUR BELIEFS WITH YOUR BEHAVIOR WITH PRAXIS: by Celebrating Small Wins with Your Goals. Brendon Burchard, the author of High Performance Habits[vii], talks about the importance of “celebrating small wins into your weekly schedule so that you integrate these wins into your identity.”[viii] He often coaches people who forget to do this, as they are so focused in pursuit of a large goal, that in the process of being laser focused on the end result, they forget to integrate or even feel the small wins along the way. This is much like what Proctor was talking about with the concept of Praxis where someone never does integrate their beliefs with their behavior. Without Praxis, or integrating/feeling small wins, you never gain the belief needed for the realization of the end goal. To do this, make sure you carve out time in your schedule to look at, and celebrate your small wins. CHALLENGE YOUR BELIEFS: If our beliefs really are inaccurate, why not be open to the fact that “We think, therefore we are wrong?” and look at the world with a scientific lens where we see our beliefs as cognitive biases and challenge them. The more we can challenge what we believe, think about how our thinking is flawed, the happier we can be, the less conflict we will have in our personal and professional lives, and we will in turn become better believers. I hope these ideas have added clarity to your perception of beliefs, not confusion, and of course, this is because I operate with the need to please everyone bias! Would love to hear your thoughts on this episode, as it still has me thinking. In the meantime, I will see you next week with an interview with Dr. Lee Stevens on his new book that's coming out this fall, Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy that will take us deeper into understanding our emotions at the brain level, and their influence on our behavior, memory, and judgements. Have a good weekend! FOLLOW ANDREA SAMADI: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreaSamadi Website https://www.achieveit360.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samadi/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Achieveit360com Neuroscience Meets SEL Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2975814899101697 Twitter: https://twitter.com/andreasamadi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andreasamadi/ REFERENCES: [i] Larry Dossey, MD testimonial on the book “Born to Believe” [ii] Born to Believe: God, Science, and the Origin of Ordinary and Extraordinary Beliefs by Andrew Newberg, MD and Mark Robert Waldman Published October 2, 2007 https://www.amazon.com/Born-Believe-Science-Ordinary-Extraordinary/dp/0743274989 [iii] Simon Sinek “How Great Leaders Inspire Action” TEDx Puget Sound https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action/up-next?language=en [iv]Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #144 with Tom Beakbane on “How to Understand Everything” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/author-and-marketer-tom-beakbane-on-how-to-understand-everything-consilience-a-new-way-to-look-at-the-world/ [v] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #146 with Dr. Howard Rankin on “How Not to Think” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/expert-in-psychology-cognitive-neuroscience-and-neurotechnology-howard-rankin-phd-on-how-not-to-think/ [vi] Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning Podcast EPISODE #94 with Jason Wittrock on “Health, Nutrition, Intermittent Fasting and the Ketogenic Diet” https://andreasamadi.podbean.com/e/personal-trainer-and-fitness-model-jason-wittrock-on-health-nutrition-intermittent-fasting-and-the-ketogenic-diet/ [vii] High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard Published Sept. 19, 2017 https://www.amazon.com/High-Performance-Habits-Extraordinary-People/dp/1401952852 [viii] Celebrate the Small Wins with Brendon Burchard https://brendon.com/blog/celebrate-wins/
Today we talk to Dr Francis Lee Stevens who's latest book, Affective Neuroscience in Psychotherapy, offers an alternative model of psychotherapy, using the patient's emotions as the focal point of treatment. This unique text approaches emotions as the primary source of intervention, where emotions are appreciated, experienced, and learned from as opposed to being regulated solely. For more about Dr Stevens and his book go to https://www.drfrancisstevens.com/ Please leave a review! (Reviews are fabulously important to us! On your podcast player you should find an option to review at the bottom of the main page for the podcast - after the list of available episodes) - Here's a link for iTunes. Thanks for listening! Support this show by subscribing to The Science of Psychotherapy Please leave an honest review on iTunes and please subscribe to our show. You can also find our podcast at: The Science of Psychotherapy Podcast Homepage If you want more great science of Psychotherapy please visit our website thescienceofpsychotherapy.com - and get the app! Details in the footer of our site.
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Jason Lee Stevens, son of legendary artist Shakin' Stevens, discusses his band 'The Hoodoo Skulls', his father, new album 'Beggars Soul', and new single 'Baby Blue', released 5th MarchJ Lee and the Hoodo Skulls formed when lead singer J Lee Barratt had a yearning to make a traditional rock n’ roll/blues album. J Lee has been around roots music all his life, what with having legendary singer Shakin’ Stevens as his father, and it’s this foundation that led to his love of roots and blues music.Contacting his long time friend and writing partner Harun Kotch (lead guitarist and producer) they set about writing and developing the first ideas for the album, but traditional seemed to go out the window and a much more edgy, gutsy riff-laden sound was to form, all still be it heavily in roots music.Luke Williams (bass) joined the band not long into the process, a singer/songwriter in his own right, but has recently left to be replaced by Michael Hartnett. Wayne Riches, a long-term friend of J Lee, completes the line-up on drums. Wayne was originally the drummer for Skin of Skunk Anansie and is a well-toured veteran of roots music.The band released their first single ‘Woman’, followed by ‘2 Bit Lovers’, both successfully gaining immediate interest on YouTube with over 30,000 views and instantly stamping their authority on the roots music scene.J Lee and The Hoodoo Skulls recently released their debut album ‘Black Moon’ in 2019, on the back of a very successful support slot for Shakin’ Stevens’ ‘All The Hits and More’ tour, gaining them even more notoriety with fans and music press.The band were also invited to play at the ‘Under The Apple Tree’ sessions with the legendary 'Whispering' Bob Harris.J Lee and The Hoodoo Skulls are releasing the highly anticipated new album ‘Beggars Soul’ in the summer of 2021.Support the show (http://paypal.me/mnprmagazine)
1. Россияне восприняли закон против мата как вызов. 2. Принципиальный калифорнийский пенсионер. 3. Путешественики-староверы с советскими паспортами. 4. "Смотрящий на районе" 5. Японский политик против женщин.
01. Lee Stevens & The Beautiful People - Ridin' High (Original Mix) 02. LeSale - Make Me Feel So Good 03. LeSale - Phantom Vibes 04. Space Echo - Come Back Home (Original Mix) 05. Redscape - Another Bite (Redscape´s Dub Mix) 06. Space Echo - Got It (Original Mix) 07. Tête De La Course & Paul Rudder - Makin' The Magic (Original Mix) 08. Don Chrelli - Caramel (Pin Up Club Remix) 09. 84 Avenue, Iman Hanzo - Nour (Original Mix) 10. Yuksek - I Don't Have A Drum Machine (Original Mix) 11. Vince Watson - Progress (Manoo Remix)
01. Burnin Tears - Just The Same (Original Mix) 02. ROTCIV - Dream In Silence 03. Kaame - The Heart Keeps Beating (Original Mix) 04. Ces - Cassette (Original Mix) 05. Julian Sanza, Andre Espeut - Feelings (Dub Mix) 06. Sumsuch, Matty Eeles Feat. Matty Eeles - Find Home (Original Mix) 07. Saison, Dominique Fils-Aimé - Show Me (Waajeed's Black Messiah Remix) 08. I Gemin - Sweetness (Original Mix) 09. Giman - Up & Down (Original Mix) 10. Space Echo - Go Down 11. Burnin Tears – Confessions 12. Lee Stevens & Simonlebon - Deep Inside
This week Janine and Tara are joined by Lee Stevens from Vibrant Communities Calgary to chat with us about a universal basic income guarantee and how our tax dollars could be put to better use.Lee busts some myths and defines some terms that we've heard recently like means-testing, the difference between a living wage and a minimum wage, and how the poverty line is determined. Here are links to a few things we discuss in this episode and where you can find Lee to invite her on your podcast! Vibrant communities Calgary Enough for all - conquer the root causes of povertyLiving wage frameworkBasic Income for Canadians by Evelyn ForgetLee@vibrantcalgary.com
We are so pleased to have Lee Stevens (Lead Vocals/Backing Vocals/Guitar) from the North London UK Indie-Rockers THE SWAGGER We will be playing their brand new single titled...'LOADED GUN'I will be asking the questions about the band, the song and of course how the lockdown is affecting the music business.
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This episode is about finding healthy ways to battle COVID 19. We have a special guest With us tonight Mr. Urban Healer himself Ramsey Muhammad. We are featuring songs from Kween, Lee Stevens, Genesys Dayz, Kashay Monet and New music from Amadaye. We discuss the Madam CJ Walker Netflix movie and Mrs Melody has a great recipe. Tune in you are in for a treat
In a Black History Month special, host Terry Cato interviews Wanda Lee Stevens the author of "50 Years of Assimilation". They discuss post-racial America, the Black Lives Matter Movement, and more!
Rhian, Martyn Cain and Lee Stevens chat about unconventional Christmas flicks and unpopular opinions on popular festive films in the lastest episode of Disc 2 Movie Review. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Before there was the World Champion Washington Nationals, there was the Montreal Expos. This past summer, while broadcasting games for the Hartford Yard Goats, I caught up with two former teammates on the Expos, Lee Stevens and Mike Mordecai. At the time, Stevens was the hitting instructor for the Yard Goats and Mordecai was the manager of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. The two not only recalled their time as teammates of the Expos but speculated on a major league baseball franchise returning to Montreal. An effort is underway to bring a team back to that city, with MLB even giving the green light to a franchise - in this case Tampa Bay - splitting its home season between Tampa Bay and Montreal. Although logistically, such a duel franchise could be a nightmare, Tampa Bay owner Stuart Sternberg is not ruling out such a move.
Rhian, Martyn Cain and Lee Stevens chat about unconventional Christmas flicks and unpopular opinions on popular festive films in the lastest episode of Disc 2 Movie Review.
The Tribe reached the playoffs in 2001 and 2007. In the latter year, the team made it to the ALCS and had a 3-1 series lead before being eliminated. Close to the World Series, but no cigar! The team had exciting contention years during this decade along with painful rebuilding ones. Top performers included: David Segui, Ricky Ledee, John McDonald, Chuck Finley, Steve Karsay, Bob Wickman, Jason Bere, Marty Cordova, Juan Gonzales, Ellis Burks, Karim Garcia, Milton Bradley, CC Sabathia, Jake Westbrook, David Riske, John Rocker, Ryan Drese, Ricky Gutierrez, Matt Lawton, Chris Magruder, Lee Stevens, Coco Crisp, Ben Broussard, Brady Anderson, Josh Bard, Greg LaRocca, Brandon Phillips, Victor Martinez, Cliff Lee, Mark Wohlers, Jhonny Peralta, Casey Blake, Jody Gerut, Travis Hafner, Shane Spencer, Ryan Ludwick, Ronnie Belliard, Grady Sizemore, Aaron Boone, Ryan Garko, Andy Marte, Shin Soo Choo, Paul Byrd, Fausto Carmona (Roberto Hernandez), Josh Barfield, Trot Nixon, Asdrubal Cabrera, Ben Francisco, Joe Borowski, Jensen Lewis, Matt LaPorta, Carl Pavano, Kerry Wood, Justin Masterson and many more!
Tonight we will be exploring other types of relationships other than monogamy. We have a special guest Amadaye that will bless us with his knowledge. We will also be Netflix and chilling with the movie Dolomite. We have music this week by Kashay Mone', Lee Stevens, and yours truly. Also a new untitled poem this week. So sit back and enjoy the ride
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Rhian Evans, Martyn Cain and Lee Stevens join forces once again, this time to talk sci-fi. In this episode, we look at Alex Garland's Netflix original 'Annihiliation' (2018) and Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' (1968) in between Rhian repeatedly mentioning she has a cold.
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In this week's film review, Rhian is joined by Lee Stevens and Martyn Cain to chat about the silver screen knee-slappers Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) and Harold and Maude (1971).
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Rhian is joined by Martyn Cain and Lee Stevens to chat about Nicolas Roeg's 1973 cult classic 'Don't Look Now' and Ari Aster's 'Hereditary' (2018).
The Discussion: Following on from last month’s 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, we take a look at the recent movies and documentaries & social media: High Life, 8 Days to the Moon and Back, Apollo 50th, ApolloinRealTime.org. The ongoing inspiration of Apollo, the build-up of Project Artemis, saying farewell to Flight Director Chris Kraft and Mandla Maseko, and an email from our good friend Lee Stevens. The News: Rounding up the space exploration news this month we have: Japan’s Hyabusa 2 mission to return asteroid samples to Earth Toyota and JAXA prototype a pressurized lunar rover for launch in 2029 India launch Chandrayaan 2 to the lunar south pole ESA propose a comet interceptor for 2028 A formation of satellites to study the heliosphere NASA’s Orion capsule completes its abort tests Main news stories: NASA select 12 new lunar technology investigations. The Debate: Court is in session for the third round of advocacy to get winner from your top ten historic space missions. This month we have an epic battle of space telescopes as Kepler goes toe to toe with Hubble. Q&A: Why did NASA choose to send a drone to Titan rather than a submarine to Enceladus? Suki Woods in Norway
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This week in SF history— May 10, 1967. Famous M2-F2 crash (wikipedia.org)(check-six.com)Spaceflight news— Dragon was destroyed prior to SuperDraco firing (arstechnica.com) (spacenews.com)Short & Sweet— CRS-17 makes it to Station after several setbacks. (spaceflightinsider.com)— Firefly successfully tests Alpha rocket's upper stage (arstechnica.com)Data Relay: Brazilian Space Program— Thanks to Anderson da Nova for researching and presenting this topic! — twitter.com/DaSupaNova — Unrelated, but fun resource discovered while researching (nakka-rocketry.net)— "Smith Plan" resulted in the construction of 2 institutions; the ITA and the IPD (periodicos.sbu.unicamp.br) (fab.mil.br)— Perspective paper (seer.cgee.org.br) — Brazil’s first launch complex was CLBI (Barreira do Inferno Launch Center) (clbi.cta.br) — Nike-Apache was the first rocket launched here (wikipedia.org)— Sonda rocket family (I II, III, IV) (wikipedia.org) (astronautix.com) — Sonda II was a new design (mtc-m12.sid.inpe.br) — IAE (Aeronautics and Space Institute) (iae.cta.br)— Alcantara Launch Center (CLA) (astronautix.com) (goo.gl/maps)— Satellite Launching Vehicle (VLS) (wikipedia.org)— Dove-OSCAR 17 (skyrocket.de)— Data Collecting Satellite (SCD-1 and 2) - (inpe.br)— SACI-2 spacecraft (skyrocket.de) (PDF: researchgate.net)— Operation São Luis - VLS-1 disaster (PDF: aereo.jor.br)— CBERS (wikipedia.org)— Crewed space program (tecnoblog.net) — Marcos Pontes was the first Brazilian in space! (twitter.com/astro_pontes) — Contributions to the ISS (gizmodo.uol.com.br)— Alcântara Cyclone Space (ACS) (parabolicarc.com) — Launched Cylone-4 (npointercos.jp)— Amazônia-1 (skyrocket.de)— Programa Cruzeiro do Sul (pt.wikipedia.org)— L75 Rocket Engine (researchgate.net)— Heroes of the Brazilian Space Program who died in Aug 22nd 2003 — Amintas Rocha Brito — Antonio Sergio Cezarini — Carlos Alberto Pedrini — Cesar Augusto Costalonga Varejão — Daniel Faria Gonçalves — Eliseu Reinaldo Moraes Vieira — Gil Cesar Baptista Marques — Gines Ananias Garcia — Jonas Barbosa Filho — José Aparecido Pinheiro — José Eduardo De Almeida — José Eduardo Pereira — José Pedro Claro Peres Da Silva — Luis Primon De Araujo — Mário César De Freitas Levy — Massanobu Shimabukuro — Mauricio Biella De Souza Valle — Roberto Tadashi Seguchi — Rodolfo Donizetti De Oliveira — Sidney Aparecido De Moraes — Walter Pereira JuniorQuestions, comments, corrections— Lee Stevens via email: Starlink orbit advantages
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The LUVCAST train keeps on going! Next up is a mix by the shimmering new project of Luv Shack Records' cohorts Lee Stevens and Curley Sue by the name of 'Neon Amish'. Their productions hark back to the sombre side of pop, new wave and italo disco. But albeit the dedication to dark 80s kitsch, the Neon Amish vibe is very much rooted in the house sound of today. The mix is very much showcasing their taste in music; there are grand gestures (Miami Vice classic 'Crockets Theme') and weirdness (Antonio Maiovvi) sitting prettily together. 01. Antoni Maiovvi - Ministry Of Death 02. DJ Rocca & Daniele Baldelli - A TV Show (Luke Solomon Remix) 03. Frida - I Know There's Something Going On (Lindstrøm Remix) 04. Roland Tings - Devotion 05. Munk - The Wurlitzer Wank 06. Bird Of Paradise - And The Half Light 07. DJ Rocca & Daniele Baldelli - Pink Ghost (Jamie Paton Bassic dub) 08. Danny Daze feat. Kevin McPhee - Aqua 09. Ketsueki Sākuru - The Judge 10. FPU - Crockett’s Theme https://soundcloud.com/neon-amish https://www.facebook.com/neonamish Out now: Neon Amish - Walking Dead EP BANDCAMP: http://bit.ly/24Sc1Jf JUNO DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/1R8GdWm CLONE: http://bit.ly/1VpMLWF ITUNES: http://apple.co/1WdWv4t GOOGLE PLAY: http://bit.ly/1UI1mvZ
The Rabbit Podcast first author Wanda Lee-Stevens, CA resident, answers volumes of racially sensitive and timely questions in her probing new book, 50 Years of Assimilation, From the Midwest to the Wild West and All the Blackness & Whiteness In-Bet ween. Wanda shares poignant experiences adding an intriguing and revealing voice to the modern black experience. Inspired by the climate of race relations in the country, long conversations with friends, the needless mistreatment and brutal losses of black boys/men/women, the #BlackLivesMatter movement, the syndicated television sitcom “Everybody Hates Chris”, and Oprah Winfrey's quote,“We cannot begin to heal, until we are first willing to hear,” Wanda chose to share publicly, deeply personal and pivotal episodes of her life.
The really warm and modern podcast brought together a collection of the most just. Religious significance filled this podcast betray a good mood and energy charge. What is worth noting the most in 04 podcast? Stunning and melodic remix by Beckers on the popular track from Sting called If I Ever Lose My Faith. Robert James and his bomb Track Body Movement Hot Waves thanks for the great music. The next creation from Ellum Audio guys Joi Cardwell, Jon Dasilva, Maceo Plex and their track Love Somebody Else. Real hit the dance floor.The popular band Medicine 8 of course we could not get over their creativity track called Even The Beetles The Monkeys won our hearts. Gorgeous track from Art in Motion called Holy Disco Days. Sleazy Deep authority already has a good label and re pleased hit Let You Go by Flavio Acaron and Hug. Appreciate the excellent work of Adana Twins track called Strange remix of La Fleur is an amazing track! Thanks Alex Metric remix of the iconic September from St. Lucia. We are sure that in each track you will find your favorite moment. Special thanks as well: Simona Gee DJ, Plastic Plates, Jobe, Lee Stevens.
The really warm and modern podcast brought together a collection of the most just. Religious significance filled this podcast betray a good mood and energy charge. What is worth noting the most in 04 podcast? Stunning and melodic remix by Beckers on the popular track from Sting called If I Ever Lose My Faith. Robert James and his bomb Track Body Movement Hot Waves thanks for the great music. The next creation from Ellum Audio guys Joi Cardwell, Jon Dasilva, Maceo Plex and their track Love Somebody Else. Real hit the dance floor.The popular band Medicine 8 of course we could not get over their creativity track called Even The Beetles The Monkeys won our hearts. Gorgeous track from Art in Motion called Holy Disco Days. Sleazy Deep authority already has a good label and re pleased hit Let You Go by Flavio Acaron and Hug. Appreciate the excellent work of Adana Twins track called Strange remix of La Fleur is an amazing track! Thanks Alex Metric remix of the iconic September from St. Lucia. We are sure that in each track you will find your favorite moment. Special thanks as well: Simona Gee DJ, Plastic Plates, Jobe, Lee Stevens.
The first LUVCAST in 2014 comes from viennese DJ Curly Sue. He is a close friend of Luv Shack Records and an occasional studio buddy of Lee Stevens. Together they revamped the old Police classic "Roxanne". Curly, whos real name is Michael Weiler, is one of the masterminds of the viennese crew 'Jugendstil' - a key collective of the Austrian underground music scene. His taste and style have helped him become a renowned DJ in Vienna, and we think his selections are just in tune with what we like at LuvShack! Work it! TRACKLIST: 01. Letherette - After Dawn (Barker & Baumecker Remix) 02. Will Azada - A Night In The Life Of Mr. Dirtbag McDiscopants (Original Mix) 03. Cromie & Sage Caswell - Pyrex (Ghosts on Tape Remix) 04. Henzel & Disco Nova - Lucky Ones (Rogerseventytwo Remix) 05. Commix - Change (A Made Up Sound Remix) 06. Bakongo - Demi God (Ma1 Remix) 07. Florian Blauensteiner & Mr. Ho - Crescendeux (Original Mix) 08. Leon Vynehall - Step Or Stone (Breath Or Bone) 09. Tommy Kid - Jetlag (CBDL Remix) 10. Utrecht - Like I Love You 11. Josh Butler - Keep Movin' 12. Bicep - Snackbar 13. Squarehead - Unreal 14. Ejeca - Together http://luvshackrecords.com/2014/01/10/luvcast-015-curley-sue
In the year 1973, electronic instrument manufacturer Roland introduced the RE-201 tape delay. This machine became a highly sought after fx unit and is still playing a substancial role in many modern studios, however it is better known by the name ‘Space Echo’. When Luv Shack’s Lee Stevens sat down with fellow Austrian producer caTekk, and – after a long dialogue about music, life and reverb effects – they decided to team up in the studio, it came as no surprise they chose the name of this very effects unit for their project. Their focus is all on modern day dance music, yet ‘Space Echo’ share a very distinct passion for the different musical origins of what we now call house, dance or nu-disco which always comes into play in their productions. For LUVCAST 011, Lee Stevens and caTekk have cooked up a brilliant ‘Space Echo’ mix, which takes us from tough uk house to high brow scandinavian neo-disco with perfect ease. Space Echo’s ‘Soul Power’ (LUV011) included! TRACKLIST: 01. Morten Sorensen – Burn Down 02. Dusky – Mr. Man 03. Mano Le Tough – Everything You`ve Done Before (Dixon Mix) 04. Mr. G – Moments 05. Space Echo – Soul Power 06. Claptone – Another Night 07. Todd Terje – Strandbar 08. Spirit Catcher – Can`t Let Go (Rework) 09. Lindstrom – Eg Ged Osis (Todd Terje Extended Edit) 10. Auxiliary Tha Masterfader – Mirror Ball (Cosmonauts Ego Trippin Dub) 11. Pillow Talk – Lullaby
The Luvcast series continues with a bit of a special mix. Radio Diffusion, a new addition to the Compost Records roster and one of the remixers of our latest release “Sum Of Luv”, have been prone to producing without genre boundaries since we first heard of them. And so it came as no surprise when they sent us this very diverse, two and a half (!!!) hour long mix. It’s a vibrant ride full of warm vocal electronica, leftfield house and disco and a bit of techno. This mix is well worth a listen and definitely a great nod towards Radio Diffusion’s skills as Djs! TRACKLIST: 01. Chris James – Song for Her feat. Ria Moran (Audiojack Dub for Ra) 02. Drauwd – And 03. Radio Diffusion – BHVL (MOTSA Remix) 04. Adesse – Supernal 05. Ben Pearce – What I Might Do (Harry Wolfman Remix) 06. Cassio Kohl – Always Existed 07. George FitzGerald – Every Inch 08. Huxley – Can´t Sleep 09. Jack Fell Down – Brothers And Sisters 10. Real Connoisseur – Faux De Baux 11. Squarehead – So Close 12. Kraak & Smaak – The Future Is Yours (Detroit Swindle Revox) 13. Dürerstuben – Haeckls Kosmos 14. Ejeca – Hi Rollin 15. Alfie – About Midday 16. TECHNOTRONIC – Pump Up the Jam (MOTSA Rebass) 17. Radio Diffusion – Silent Power 18. Robosonic – The Edge 19. Radio Diffusion & Mike Vinyl – True Nights (Downtown Version) 20. Firas – Feel Love 21. Art Is a Consequence – Perfect Love 22. Jason Burns – Just for Me 23. Kyodai – Breaking 24. Ost & Kjex – Harpiks 25. Martin Dawson – Life 26. Satin Jackets – You Make Me Feel Good (Deep Mix) 27. Teengirl Fantasy – Cheaters (John Talabot´s Classic Vocal Refix) 28. Fred Everything – Brothers Sisters PM Atlantic (PM Atlantic) 29. Lee Stevens & LeSale – Luvsick
Sound of Berlin 14 | Released 07.09.2012 | Buy on iTunes: http://goo.gl/NzY7lM 01. Nu - La Sirena Negra (Original Mix) 02. Raz Ohara - El Zahir (Original Mix) 03. Nina Kraviz Feat King Aus On The Mic - Aus (Matthew E Remix) 04. Juan Ddd & DJ Smilk - Dollar Bills (Re.You Remix) 05. Newbie Nerdz - Don’t want (Kreature remix) 06. Gorge - Dwtg (Original Mix) 07. Pele & Shawnecy - Back To Army (Original Mix) 08. Slam - Primitive Sound (Original Mix) 09. Accatone - Your Smile (Alex Flatner Remix) 10. Frank Lorber, Bernd Maus & Erik Besier - Tres (Original Mix) 11. Lee Stevens and The Beautiful People - Ridin High (Original Mix) 12. Fabian Reichelt & Raycoux Jr. & Stefan Barth - Obsirnth (Voice Mix) 13. Daniel Avery & The Deadstock 33s - Nylon Icon (Original Mix) 14. MAX BUSCHFELD - HOME (Original Mix) 15. Betoko - Raining Again (Original Mix) 16. Maya Jane Coles - Getting Freaky (Original Mix) 17. Acme - Transition (Original Mix) 18. Emanuel Satie - Moonbounce (Original Mix) 19. Radio Slave - I Don't Need A Cure For This (Kenny Larkin Remix) 20. Good Guy Mikesh & Filburt - No Other (Original Mix)
Luvcast 004 comes from our very own 'poster boys' (quote: Picadilly Records) Jakobin & Domino. Whilst it might not seem very ecclectic to use only self produced tracks in a mix, this is not the case with J&D; versatility, a will to experiment with style and sound and a high quality of production can be felt throughout. Tracks from the mothership 'Luv Shack', the grande dame of US House 'Large' and a bunch of unreleased cuts make this mix an utter aural joyride for house music lovers. Whilst not giving away too much, we can promise that you'll hear a lot more from these guys in 2013! Enjoy it. http://luvshackrecords.com/2013/05/03/luvcast-004-jakobin-domino/ TRACKLIST: 01. Jakobin & Domino - Transcendence 02. Jakobin & Domino - Just To Let U Know 03. Jakobin & Domino - Sensation 04. LeSale - LeSexe (Lee Stevens & Domino Remix) 05. Jakobin & Domino - Took My Love 06. Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It (Jakobin & Domino Pump Up The Jam Rework) 07. Jakobin & Domino - Absolem 08. Simonlebon & Jakobin - Can't Do Without You 09. Jakobin & Domino - Restless 10. Lee Stevens & Jakobin - Dem Young People
The Luvcast series continues with a mix from one of Luv Shack Records’ most reliable and productive members: Lee Stevens. His smash hit “Ridin’ High” helped putting the label on the map and right now he’s one of the busiest producers in Vienna; as one half of the project Burnin Tears his work as a remixer is highly sought after by just about everyone who has a name in Austrias electronic music scene. To once again show his versatility, Lee Stevens offers an ecclectic mix that not only showcases recent productions on and around his home label Luv Shack Records, but also reaches out a bit further into his musical cosmos, proving that deep house and disco are merely a part of the spectrum. Expect greatness! TRACKLIST: 01. Cymande – Brothers On The Slide (Ruffy & Tuffy Edit) 02. Rodney Hunter – Midas (Lee Stevens Remix) 03. The Doobie Brothers – Long Train Running (Space Echo Rewind) 04. Creatures Of Habit – How We Lustre ( Runaway Remix) 05. LeSale – Symphony (Simonlebon & Jakobin Remix) 06. Darko Kustura – Untitled 3 (Burnin Tears Remix) 07. Simonlebon & Lee Stevens – All I Can 08. The Police – Roxanne (Lee Stevens & Curley Sue´s Late Night Dub) 09. Thievery Corporation – The Richest Man In Babylon (Groove Corporation Dub)
The really warm and modern podcast brought together a collection of the most just. Religious significance filled this podcast betray a good mood and energy charge. What is worth noting the most in 04 podcast? Stunning and melodic remix by Beckers on the popular track from Sting called If I Ever Lose My Faith. Robert James and his bomb Track Body Movement Hot Waves thanks for the great music. The next creation from Ellum Audio guys Joi Cardwell, Jon Dasilva, Maceo Plex and their track Love Somebody Else. Real hit the dance floor.The popular band Medicine 8 of course we could not get over their creativity track called Even The Beetles The Monkeys won our hearts. Gorgeous track from Art in Motion called Holy Disco Days. Sleazy Deep authority already has a good label and re pleased hit Let You Go by Flavio Acaron and Hug. Appreciate the excellent work of Adana Twins track called Strange remix of La Fleur is an amazing track! Thanks Alex Metric remix of the iconic September from St. Lucia. We are sure that in each track you will find your favorite moment. Special thanks as well: Simona Gee DJ, Plastic Plates, Jobe, Lee Stevens.
You can listen Electronical Reeds Radio show every fourth Tuesday of the month at 20:00 (repeating Wednesday at 10:00) on the well-known Berlin-based Sweat Lodge Radio. Part 1 - Max Duke 01. Nicolas Jaar - And I Say (Xinobi Edit) 02. Climbers - Make My Body Move (Original Mix) 03. Jan Blomqvist - Something Says (Original Mix) - Stil Vor Talent 04. Enola - Slow Motion (Radio Edit) - Correspondant 05. Lee Stevens & Lesale - Luvsick (Original Mix) - Luv Shack Recordings 06. Lukas Graham - Ordinary Things (Wankelmut Remix) 07. Endy DJ - Amazing (Original Mix) - Jungle Beat Records 08. Nicone & Sascha Braemer - Liar (Oliver Koletzki Remix) - Stil Vor Talent 09. Paul Mad - Hard Times (Original Mix) - Sintope Digital 10. Kolombo & Compuphonic - Emotion (Extended Mix) - Turbo Recordings 11. Maurice Aymard - El Duelo [feat. Yetta] (Joyce Muniz Dejando Remix) - Moodmusic 12. Art Is a Consequence - We Can't Fail (Original Mix) - Homecoming Music Part 2 - Ephti Burial - Truant - Hyperdub Verso & Rowl - Theory Of One - Smokin' Sessions Verso & Rowl - Jupiter - Smokin' Sessions DVA - Fly Juice - Hyperdub Gugu - ROLLIN' - DVA Music Braiden - Paganini - Rush Hour Call Super - No Fun - Throne Of Blood Breach - You Won't Find Love Again - Naked My Nu Leng - Hips n Thighs - 877 Records Breach VS T. Williams - Fatherless (T Williams Remix) - PTN Psyk - RDMN - Mote Evolver Justin Martin - The Gurner [feat. Pillow Talk] (Danny Daze Remix) - Dirty Bird Gadi Mizrahi - Nobody [feat. Lonely C] (Miguel Campbell Club Mix) - Somethinksounds Ian Pooley - CompuRhytm (Baikal Remix) - Innervisions Ephti - Myade
With tracks from John Talabot, Moodymanc, Haku, Debukas, Debonair, Dreams, Eddie C, Himan, WhoMadeWho, Patrick Di Stefano, Simian Mobile Disco, Svengalisghost, Tiger Stripes, Roberto Rodriguez, The Mole, Cco, Adriatique, Black Light Smoke, Lee Stevens & The Beautiful People, Man Parrish & The Beat Boys, Kathy Diamond, Still Going and Bongos Ikwue & The Double X. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.
Welcome to Psyholiriks Podcast. "He Who Makes A Beast Of Himself Gets Rid Of The Pain Of Being A Man" Tracklist : 1. Duke Dumont - No Money Blues (feat. Extra Curricular) 2. Murkage - Fame 3000 (Harry Wolfman Remix) 3. Paul Mad - Hard Times 4. Danny Daze & Matches - If This 5. Johan Vermeulen - Morning Headlines (Ugur Soygur Deep Formation Mix) 6. H2 - Dig Your Soul 7. Terry Lee Brown Junior - Bohemian Life (TLB dub mix) 8. Harry Wolfman - Feel My Love 9. Deep Fiction - The Kick Back 10. Addex - Midsummer Stories 11. Ellroy & Steven Caicedo - Hutchison Effect 12. Matams - Fahrradschuppen (Eskadet remix) 13. Hector Couto - Changes 14. Soul Sway - Dont Step Down 15. Moti Brothers - The Begining 16. Breeze & Quadrat - Oenothera (M-lito remix) 17. Alan Dixon - Music is (federico fleres remix) 18. Homework - Spining Top (Detroit Active Sound remix) 19. Moti Brothers - Magic Moments (Deep Active Sound remix) 20. Willie Graff, Tuccillio - Set Me Free 21. Black Dynamite - Mothers Love 22. Chasing Kurt - In the Air 23. Nhan Solo - Hey Girl ! 24. Farfan - She is too Sexy 25. Lee Stevens & LeSale - Luvsick 26. Detroit Swindle - Creep 27. Lake Powel - Bright Eyes Dirty Hair 28. Satin Jackets - I Like To Watch You Sleep 29. Ilya Delcado - Sweet Street Momemts 30. Tesla Boy - In Your Eyes (Satin Jackets Remix)
READY TO BE CHILLED CHAPTER:053 Track List: 1. MILLOK - That Night 2. FLY O TECH – Oldsmobile_ Hive Audio Records 3. MARIO BASANOV feat. Monica Liu - Move On 4. LEE STEVENS & Domino - Be Yourself_ Luv Shack Records 5. DENIS YASHIN - Sunshine in your eyes_ Adult Music Records 6. CRAZY P - Beatbox (Burnski Mix)_ 2020Vision Records 7. WEST K – Este_ PRISON Entertainment 8. PETER & PAN - Wolkenkuckucksheim (Gitte Verfuehrt Remix)_ Symbiont-Music Play 9. BARAKA & Moonwalk - Free From Your Love_ Diynamic Records 10. NORA EN PURE – Economy_ Enormous Tracks Records 11. JAMES WELSH - The Way_Join The Dots Music Thanks to all the labels and artist for his music. All tracks selected and mixed by Rayco Santos. http://www.raycosantos.com Encoded and Host by MUSICZONE RECORDS
verano de amor la música suena Ok so here is my new edition to Light Hall Disco Industry. Kicking of with an epic modern twist to an 80s sounding scar vocal band that is Lemonade but I have to say that once again my favorite track in this mix is from my own pleasure library of the mind. A producer/group that is Satin Jacket which comes in nicely to the sound of waves at track 8... Enjoy people x CC 1:Lemonade - Neptune Mike Simonetti (Cafe Del Mike remix) 2:Suonho - Claudja Barry-For The Love Of Soul 3:Deadly Sins - Don't You Know 4:In The Grace Of Your Love - Poolside Remix 5:Disco Ball Stars Vol.1 - Knock Me Out Deep Disco Edit - Disco Deviance 6:Nicholas Feat. Nick Anthony - Get You 7:Chris Rea - On The Beach (Todd Terje Edit) Ocean interlude 8:Satin Jackets feat. Natalie Conway - One More Chance 9:Jay Shepheard - Add Arp original mix 10:Lee Stevens & The Beautiful People - Ridin' High (Original Mix) 11:Fil Lavin - You Are So Not Good To Me
Nu Disco 2012 April April is where Nu disco goes deep with a sprinkle of indie house 1. Zimmer - Cruisin' (Lou Teti Remix) 2. Moon Boots - Got Somebody 3. Perseus - Love in Zanzibar 4. The Treatment - Waves (Original Mix) 5. Plastic Plates - More Than Love 6. Lee Stevens & The Beautiful People - Ridin' High (Original Mix) 7. Stuck in the Sound - Brother (Yuksek Remix) 8. La Unión - La Unión - Lobo Hombre En Paris (Levantine Edit) 9. Ladyhawke - Black White And Blue (Treasure Fingers Remix) Enjoy!
01. Lee Stevens & The Beautiful People - Ridin' High (Original Mix) 02. LeSale - Make Me Feel So Good 03. LeSale - Phantom Vibes 04. Space Echo - Come Back Home (Original Mix) 05. Redscape - Another Bite (Redscape´s Dub Mix) 06. Space Echo - Got It (Original Mix) 07. Tête De La Course & Paul Rudder - Makin' The Magic (Original Mix) 08. Don Chrelli - Caramel (Pin Up Club Remix) 09. 84 Avenue, Iman Hanzo - Nour (Original Mix) 10. Yuksek - I Don't Have A Drum Machine (Original Mix) 11. Vince Watson - Progress (Manoo Remix)
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