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Garden designer Manoj Malde speaks with Steph about his dream garden and his inspirations for it, including Jardin Majorelle in Morocco and Lotusland in California, as well as the landscape of Crete and the work of designers Steve Martino and Juan Grimm. Discover what it was like to get married at the Chelsea Flower Show and what he has in store for his show garden there this year. Talking Gardens is created by the team at Gardens Illustrated magazine. Find lots more garden inspiration and planting ideas at www.gardensillustrated.com Subscribe to Gardens Illustrated magazine and get your first 6 issues for only £12 and unlock member-only benefits including our members-only newsletter, dedicated members website, and much more. Become a member today ➡ ourmediashop.com/GIPOD525 Enjoyed this episode? Tell a friend, make sure to leave a review, or a comment to let us know who you would like to hear talking about their dream garden next time. Follow now so you never miss an episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Learn more about our guests and see pictures of Amache at: najga.org/amacheIn this special episode of the NAJGA podcast, hosts Jan Liverance and Marisa Rodriguez are joined by two remarkable guests—Dr. Bonnie Clark and Greg Kitajima—for a moving conversation about gardens, resilience, and the enduring legacy of Amache.Dr. Bonnie Clark is professor and curator for archaeology in the University of Denver's Anthropology Department. Since 2005, her primary research focus has been the Amache Community Archeology Project, a collaborative endeavor committed to preserving, researching, and interpreting the tangible remains of Amache, the World War II Japanese American incarceration camp in Colorado. She is author of Finding Solace in the Soil, coeditor of Archaeological Landscapes on the High Plains, and coauthor of Denver: An Archaeological History.Greg Kitajima is an independent Certified Aesthetic Pruner based in Santa Barbara, and currently serves on the board of the Amache Alliance. He spent 14 years pruning and maintaining the Japanese Garden at Ganna Walska Lotusland, apprenticing for eight of those years under Frank Fujii—the garden's original designer and caretaker for 45 years. In addition to his training at Lotusland, Greg has also studied Japanese gardens and pine pruning in Japan, and has trained with Dennis Makishima on the art of Aesthetic Pruning.Together, they paint a vivid picture of Amache's landscape, past and present—sharing stories of discovery, reflection, and the power of place. From archaeological fieldwork to family narratives and garden traditions, this episode invites listeners to consider why the legacy of Amache still matters, and how we continue to carry these stories forward.
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Bearded Comic Bro got to sit down and talk with Darcy Van Poelgeest who is the writer behind comics like Lotus Land and the Eisner Winning Little Bird. Make sure you watch the video and check out all the links below that we mention in the video.Follow Darcy Van Poelgeest on Social Media Instagram: @dvpdirectWebsite: https://darcyvanpoelgeest.com
In this episode of the NAJGA podcast, Nick Esthus discusses climate change, sustainability and water conservation with Barrie Agar, Head Gardener Emeritus, Royal Roads University, Victoria, British Columbia, and Terri Clay, Horticultural Supervisor of the Japanese Garden at Lotusland, Santa Barbara, California.
In this episode of the NAJGA podcast, Nick Esthus discusses climate change, sustainability and water conservation with Barrie Agar, Head Gardener Emeritus, Royal Roads University, Victoria, British Columbia, and Terri Clay, Horticultural Supervisor of the Japanese Garden at Lotusland, Santa Barbara, California. Listen now!
Brian, Bryan and Hassan discuss the spectacular run of Wonder Woman (1-5) by Tom King and Daniel Sampere (DC Comics), Ultimate Spider-Man by Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto (Marvel Comics), and Action Comics 1061 by Jason Aaron and John Timms (Superman). Plus Forged, Lotus Land, Pirate Nightwing, Dark Knights of Steel, Operation Sunshine, Sandman Nightmare Country, and Green Arrow. Follow us on: Facebook: Comics Discourse 114 Instagram: ComicsDiscourse114 Threads: ComicsDiscourse114 Bluesky: @comicsdiscourse114.bsky.social Twitter: ComicsDiscourse
Django, Jeff, and Roman kick off 2024 with a packed slate of comic books and exciting news! Tons of high scores, canon confusion, cute cats, and a truly beat-up Batman. Pop open the podcast champagne and start listening!0:03:14 - Well Welcome Wellmer!0:08:55 - Ax-Wielder Jon0:14:06 - Pine & Merrimac #10:19:23 - Fantastic Four #150:24:14 - Fall of the House of X #10:30:24 - Love Everlasting #110:33:56 - Lotus Land #10:36:13 - Batman #1410:42:04 - Amazing Spider-Man #410:43:30 - Ministry of Compliance #20:44:42 - Marvel MEOW! #10:47:23 - The Holy Roller #20:48:21 - Duke #10:49:28 - Timeless #10:52:44 - The Flash #40:53:58 - Drive Like Hell #3SPOILERS! Tread carefully dear listener, because we're going to talk about what happened in these books. So definitely pause this, read your comics, and come back. We'll still be here!And an enormous thank you, as always, to Andrew Carlson for editing this mess into something listenable.Subscribe to us on Apple, Spotify or wherever you like to get your podcasts.Email us at jeff@thecomicsplace.com! We love hearing from you and there's a good chance we will read it on air!Cover art by Nick PitarraVisit us at The Comics Place next time you're in Bellingham, Washington!
Here's hoping you had a wonderful holiday season, now back to more podcasts! This is an episode I have been looking forward to for quite some time as I get to chat with Darcy Van Poelgeest about his newest Boom! Studios comic Lotus Land with artist Caio Filipe. I read issue #1 of Lotus Land and it's a science-fiction noir, set in a future version of Vancouver. It's a mystery where we, the reader, follow along as things unravel but at its heart is the story of a parent and child. I loved it. I have been a fan of Darcy's work since the owner of my LCS put a copy of Little Bird #1 into my hand and said "You MUST read this", because Little Bird is one of the best comics I have ever read. We even get to discuss a little bit about Precious Metal. So check out DVP's website and be sure to subscribe to his newsletter and go pick up Lotus Land now! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome back, comic book enthusiasts and casual readers alike! In today's episode, we delve into the captivating world of graphic novels with a focus on a groundbreaking new title that's creating waves for its daring and poignant representation. We're thrilled to discuss the launch of an innovative comic book, Holy Roller, featuring a Jewish protagonist who courageously returns to his hometown. The once-familiar streets are now overshadowed by the rise of anti-Semitism, a real-world issue that is boldly tackled within the panels of this daring narrative. We're genuinely excited about the potential for this comic to become a staple in the industry. With a strong narrative and a creative team that's committed to authenticity and depth, this comic book is poised to leave a lasting mark on the genre. In a landscape often dominated by conventional heroes, the emergence of a Jewish superhero is a significant step forward for diversity and representation in mainstream comics. This protagonist is not only a figure of strength and resilience but also a symbol of cultural identity and pride. Recommended Read: “Lotus Land” Despite some criticisms regarding its depiction of future technology, “Lotus Land” is recommended as a cohesive and immersive detective story set in a well-constructed futuristic world. Listeners are encouraged to explore this tale for its unique take on the genre. As we wrap up today's enlightening discussion, we extend an invitation to our listeners to join us again for more engaging talks on the latest and greatest in the comic book scene. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the medium, there's always something exciting to discover. Remember to tune in next time for another deep dive into the stories that challenge, entertain, and inspire us. Until then, keep turning those pages and exploring the universes hidden within! For more First Issue Club goodness: Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/firstissueclub Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/FirstIssueClub firstissueclub.com
Welcome to BOOM! Addiction Episode 104! This episode we're covering FOC (Due December 4), February 2024 Solicitations, and reviewing : - Abbott 1979 #2 - House of Slaughter #19 - Zawa + The Belly of the Beast #1 - Coda #3 - Lotus Land #1 We hope you enjoy! Contact info: Website: www.boomaddiction.com Facebook: Fans of BOOM! Studios YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@boomaddiction Forums: https://justanotherfanboy.freeforums.net Email Address: boomaddiction@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/boomaddiction Ed: www.twitter.com/TealProductions Chris: www.twitter.com/chrispartin
Welcome to BOOM! Addiction Episode 104! This episode we're covering FOC (Due December 4), February 2024 Solicitations, and reviewing : - Abbott 1979 #2 - House of Slaughter #19 - Zawa + The Belly of the Beast #1 - Coda #3 - Lotus Land #1 We hope you en...
Welcome to BOOM! Addiction Episode 104! This episode we're covering FOC (Due December 4), February 2024 Solicitations, and reviewing : - Abbott 1979 #2 - House of Slaughter #19 - Zawa + The Belly of the Beast #1 - Coda #3 - Lotus Land #1 We hope you en...
Jeff, Django, and Roman have a lot to be grateful for this week, including all of you wonderful listeners! And you know, the last few weeks worth of comic books. We've implemented a new 'Django Interactive Listening Format" where you can choose your own adventure throughout the podcast, so enjoy your trek through the wild and wandering paths of Roman's chest hair!0:03:15 - Well Welcome Wellmer!0:08:42 - Deviant #10:14:34 - Geiger: Ground Zero #10:20:53 - Fantastic Four #130:26:00 - GI Joe: A Real American Hero #3010:29:52 - Daredevil #30:32:44 - Lotus Land #10:38:13 - Big Game #50:41:37 - The Ministry of Compliance #10:43:35 - Danger Street #110:46:55 - BUCKSHOTS!!!0:54:51 - Message from the Gar-Side!SPOILERS! Tread carefully dear listener, because we're going to talk about what happened in these books. So definitely pause this, read your comics, and come back. We'll still be here!And an enormous thank you, as always, to Andrew Carlson for editing this mess into something listenable.Subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify or wherever you like to get your podcasts.Email us at jeff@thecomicsplace.com! We love hearing from you and there's a good chance we will read it on air!Cover art by Jorge FornesVisit us at The Comics Place next time you're in Bellingham, Washington!
Bearded Comic Bro got to sit down and talk with Darcy Van Poelgeest who is the writer behind comics like Lotus Land and the Eisner Winning Little Bird. Make sure you watch the video and check out all the links below that we mention in the video.Follow Darcy Van Poelgeest on Social Media Instagram: @dvpdirectWebsite: https://darcyvanpoelgeest.com
Welcome to the AIPT Comics podcast, your weekly recap of news, reviews, and more! This week, Darcy Van Poelgeest joins the show to talk Lotaus Land, his new series launched this week at BOOM! Studios. We dig into noir, why Vancouver was the setting, and working with artist Caio Filipe.Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon!NEWSRob Liefeld's Heroes Reborn cover sells for $132,000Marvel February 2024 solicitationsMarvel unveils new details on all X-Men titles out February 2024'Spectacular Spider-Men' #1 swings in March 2024‘Ghost Rider' relaunching in March 2024 by Ben Percy and Danny KimMarvel unveils Free Comic Book Day 2024 offeringsDC Comics February 2024 solicitationsPrequel comic 'Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum' coming February 6, 2024New weekly story ‘The Joker Year One' coming to ‘Batman' in February 2024New ‘Creepshow' one-shot coming via Joe Hill, Michael Walsh & Jason Ciaramella'Golgotha Motor Mountain' announced at IDW for March 2024Prequel comic ‘John Carpenter's Toxic Commando: Rise of the Sludge God' coming March 2024Dark Horse series ‘Ghostbusters: Back in Town' bridges new ‘Ghostbusters' movies'The Goon: Them That Don't Stay Dead' coming March 2024All-ages Oni comics series ‘Cemetery Kids Don't Die' #1 coming February 2024RIP Comixology: App to no longer exist starting December 4, 2023Our Top Books of the WeekDave:Immortal Thor (2023) #4 (Al Ewing, Martin Coccolo)Daredevil (2023) #3 (Saladin Ahmed, Aaron Kuder, Farid Karami)Nathan:Fantastic Four #13 (Ryan North, Iban Coello)Chilling Adventures Presents: Welcome to Riverdale #1 (Amy Chase, Liana Kangas, Ellie Wright, Jack Morelli)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Star Wars Visions: Peach Momoko #1 (Peach Momoko)Dave - Deadpool: Seven Slaughters (2023) #1 (Steve Foxe and Gerardo Sandoval story)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: The Amazing Spider-Man #38 (Zeb Wells, Ed McGuinness)Nathan: The Holy Roller #1 (Andy Samberg, Rick Remender, Joe Trohman, Roland Boschi)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: Wolverine #39 (EM Gist Knight's End Cover)Nathan: Daredevil: Black Armor #1 (Gustavo Duarte)Interview: Darcy Van Poelgeest - Lotus Land #1 - Out November 15 - Artist: Caio FilipeDarcy, thanks for being our guest on the AIPT Comics podcast, to start, would you describe Lotus Land as a noir, or maybe more simply, how would you describe it?How did you approach crafting a futuristic dystopia, where did you start?Tell us about your collaboration with Caio Filipe. As a huge fan of film noir, and having studied it in college, do you have any favorites?What made Vancouver the right location for this narrative?The first issue summary uses the term “ultramodern decay,” can you unpack that a little bit and what it means in this series?I love thinking about casting to figure out the voice of a character, have you thought about who would play Bennie Strikman in a movie?There's an interesting blend of tech seen in the first issue, like hologram monitors, flying cars…did you have a specific level of tech in mind when fleshing out the world?Would you say there's themes of tech vs. nature in this series?
STOP GIGGLING LIKE A CHILD •Wimpy Kid thief. •Health insurance premiums. •What's up with Blue's old location? •Marvel barcode placement. •SO MANY PRH emails. •How we would format cover descriptions for invoices. •Comics talked about in this episode: Masterpiece #1 Somna #1 Batman Off World #1 Lotus Land #1 Animal Pound #1 Captain Marvel #1 Contest of Challengers #656 Smash-and-grab burglars plow vehicles into River North boutiques https://cwbchicago.com/2023/10/chicago-river-north-smash-and-grab-burglary-sneaker-boutique-little-black-dress-news.html Car con Carne (Candy Corn Carne) https://carconcarne.com/2023/10/23/a-visit-to-13th-floor-haunted-house-with-patrick-brower-of-challengers-comics-episode-897/
This week on Finding Your Bliss, Life Coach and Bliss Expert Judy Librach is joined by author Jennifer Silva Redmond to discuss her new book and incredible love story, "Honeymoon at Sea: How I Found Myself Living on a Small Boat"! Jennifer Silva Redmond is also an editor who blogs at www.jennyredbug.com and on the Substack newsletter "Honeymoon at Sea". Formerly Editor-in-Chief of Sunbelt Publications, an award-winning small press based in San Diego, she is now their Editor-at-Large. Acclaimed authors whose books she has edited include Jasmin Iolani Hakes, Judy Reeves, Daniel Reveles, Gayle Carline, and Eric Peterson. Jennifer is on the staff of the Southern California Writer's Conference and San Diego Writers, Ink. Her essays and short stories have appeared in "Science of Mind", "A Year in Ink" vol 11 & 12, and "Latinos in Lotusland". She was prose editor for "A Year in Ink", volume 3, and co-founded the critically acclaimed "Sea of Cortez Review" (1998-2001). Jennifer and artist-writer-teacher Russel Redmond live on their sailboat somewhere on the west coast of North America! For more on Finding Your Bliss, you can follow us @theblissminute on Instagram and Facebook. Or you can visit our online magazine at findingyourbliss.com and take one step closer to finding your bliss. Listen live every Saturday at 1pm on Zoomer Radio
Even as love and fatherhood have remade my life, I'm not immune to falling into a bit of a rut. But in early aughts New York, you never know when a chance conversation with Lady Gaga will set a course for the future.
Visit our Patreon page to see the various tiers you sign up for today to get in on the ground floor of AIPT Patreon. We hope to see you chatting with us on our Discord soon!NEWSFull November 2023 DC Comics solicitationsJason Aaron to take a young Dark Knight off-world in ‘Batman: Off-World' #1Marvel November 2023 solicitations are hereMarvel details new villain Omen and more appearing in 'Captain Marvel' #2'Sabretooth War' launching blood feud battle in January 2024Marvel sheds light on G.O.D.S. (and we had an exclusive chat with Hickman!)New series 'Lotus Land' mixes sci-fi, parenthood, and a dystopian futureKevin Smith's Askewniverse grows with 'Quick Stops ll'Tom King and Peter Gross team up for ‘Animal Pound' #1Our Top Books of the WeekDave:The Penguin #1 (Tom King, Rafael de Latorre)Jean Grey #1 (Louise Simonson, Bernard Chang)Nathan:Xino #3 (Various)Jean Grey #1 (Louise Simonson, Bernard Chang)Standout KAPOW moment of the week:Nathan - Immortal Thor #1 (Al Ewing, Martin Coccolo)Dave - Knight Terrors: Detective Comics #2 (Dan Watters, Riccardo Federici)TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEKDave: The Hunger And The Dusk #2 (G. Willow Wilson, Chris Wildgoose)Nathan: Marvel Age #1000 (Various)JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.Dave: Marvel Age #1000 (Francis Manapul)Nathan: Action Comics Presents: Doomsday Special #1 (Barends)Segment - Interview: Koren Shadmi - All Tomorrow's PartiesIn the afterward, you mention it was a 2-year journey of making All Tomorrow's Parties, what was the element that kick-started the project? Tell us your history with the Velvet Underground! Is this a story you've always wanted to tell?Why begin at Andy Warhol's funeral?If the main characters are Lou Reed and John Cale, where does Warhol fit within the narrative?How do you approach writing dialogue for people who really exist? Do you feel pressure to get Lou or John's voice just right?What is your process in breaking down the story visually? Are you doing thumbnails, jumping right in?Was there a particular panel or page that was particularly difficult to lock down?When approaching a biography, it must be difficult as a fan. It all feels important! How do you pick and choose, boil a life down to the essential parts?Were there any moments where you felt inclined to augment what really happened, or invent dialogue that was in the spirit of a moment in their lives?Your research into the Velvet Underground must have meant an entire a lot of research, did you ever find yourself going down a rabbit hole of history?For someone who reads this and wants to dig into the Velvet Underground, is there a book you'd recommend to start with to learn more?All Tomorrow's Parties feels incredibly comprehensive, would you ever pursue creating more stories tied to punk rock history? I could see this becoming a trilogy!
Be Here Now under Maharajji's blanket as Baba Here Love and Marcus Rummery discuss The One, Terence McKenna, underground comics, Neem Karoli Baba, homosexuality, the gay agenda and more. It is all applied to our spiritual awakening. “Allen Ginsberg is a very close friend of mine, and for a long time, because Allen was being very much publicly gay in his writings and his writing at work, I questioned whether that was my role too. I saw along the way, because of my drug history, that I was identified by many people as being a “druggie.” I began to see that every one of these roles and labels was both a way of having a feeling of comfort in a group identity, while also being a defining concept in my own mind. I see people who have labels in their mind of who I am. I found it a little too complicated to have any labels at all.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif https://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B0B94P5KV8&source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=pdp राम राम राम I AM THE ONE I AM SHIVA
Dharma talk by Melissa Myozen Blacker, Rōshi, on March 21, 2023
Be Here Now under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss creating culture, the culture of specialness, realizing our divinity, the cosmic joke, gurus and relate all of it to our spiritual awakening. “It seems to me we are all traditionalists, we are all modernists, and we are all ‘cultural creatives.' To the extent that you bring it all into consciousness, you can feel the way it affects all of it.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif https://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B0B94P5KV8&source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=pdp राम राम राम I AM THE ONE I AM SHIVA
Be Here Now under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss astral beings, imaginary friends, insanity, infinity, Stanislav Grof, consciousness, spiritual emergencies, and more. All of the topics are related to our spiritual awakening. “It seems like a sort of strange path in the West, but my path involves my relationship to Maharajji, Neem Karoli Baba. The way I do that is that I just hang out with him all the time. I have an imaginary playmate in a way, I mean, he's dead. He dropped his body, yet he seems so alive to me, because I have invested that form in my mind as an emotional connection to that deeper truth. Because for me, Maharajji is the cosmic giggle. He is the wisdom that transcends time and space.“ - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif It's all One 1967 FOREVER ETERNITY NOW!!! BE HERE NOW
Be Here Now under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. This episode is perfect cosmic-humor dharmic-flow divine-Lila. We discuss many topics and relate it all to our spiritual awakening. “In India, there's a way of seeing life as a cosmic play. It's called Lila. I can watch my life, and I can see my guru playing with me.” Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif It's all One 1967 FOREVER ETERNITY NOW!!! BE HERE NOW
Be Here Now under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss the doors of perception, psychedelic yoga, fasting, vibrations and much more. It's all related to our spiritual awakening. “What calming the mind is all about what meditation is for is to cool you out so you REMEMBER so you see how it all is” - Ram Dass (Remember Be Here Now) Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif https://www.audible.com/pd?asin=B0B94P5KV8&source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=pdp राम राम राम --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Living in the Sprawl: Southern California's Most Adventurous Podcast
In this week's episode of Living in the Sprawl: Southern California's Most Adventurous Podcast, host Jon Steinberg shares his list of 10 memorable botanical gardens to check out in Southern California. His list includes: Gardens of the World in Thousand Oaks, Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar, Alta Vista Gardens in Vista, LA County Botanical Gardens and Arboretum in Arcadia, South Coast Botanical Gardens in Palos Verdes, Virginia Robinson Gardens in Beverly Hills, Balboa Park Botanical Gardens in San Diego, Lotus Land in Montecito, Huntington Botanical Gardens in San Marino, Descanso Botanical Gardens in La Canada.Instagram: @livinginthesprawlpodcastEmail: livinginthesprawlpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: www.livinginthesprawlpodcast.comCheck out our favorite CBD gummy company...it helps us get better sleep and stay chill. Use code "SPRAWL" for 20% off. https://www.justcbdstore.com?aff=645Check out Goldbelly for all your favorite US foods to satisfy those cravings or bring back some nostalgia. Our favorites include Junior's Chessecakes from New York, Lou Malnati's deep dish pizza from Chicago and a philly cheesesteak from Pat's. Use the link https://goldbelly.pxf.io/c/2974077/1032087/13451 to check out all of the options and let them know we sent you.Use code "SPRAWL" for (2) free meals and free delivery on your first Everytable subscription.Support the podcast and future exploration adventures. We are working on unique perks and will give you a shout out on the podcast to thank you for your contribution!Living in the Sprawl: Southern California's Most Adventurous Podcast is on Podfanhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/sprawlSupport the show
In the latter part of his life, the artist Monet purchased a farm outside Paris, where he spent years creating a magical masterpiece—an exotic lotus land. In the garden of Giverny, he painted and meditated for almost 30 years. Many of the canvases he made during this time depicted waterlilies with large blossoms and pads suspended as if in space in the azure water mingled with the clouds. The guided meditation, Lotus Land, begins with a simple relaxation exercise and then journeys back in time to the colourful garden of Giverny. Here you will discover an otherworldly sense of peace. The visualisation ends with soothing ambient sounds from Monet's water lily garden. If you need creativity or a productivity boost, I recommend you check Magic Mind out, and you can also use my discount code SLEEPGURU to get 40% off your first subscription or 20% off your first one-time purchase. This 40% off code only lasts ten days, so hurry up! Download the Your Sleep Guru app. for full access to all episodes, ad-free! Subscribing also gives you access to the Natural Healing course, Behind the Scenes video content and more! Your Sleep Guru is an independent podcast written, narrated, edited and produced by Clara Starr. The nature therapy-guided meditative visualisations are for all age groups. Thank you for the episode photo, Joel Naren on Unsplash
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss the transitory, psychiatry, psychosis, Timothy Leary, healing trauma, and relate it all to our spiritual awakening. “It's the interesting way in which methods are traps. Krishnamurti is right to that extent; methods are traps because of the way in which you embrace the method.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Host Jeff Crawford and Co Host Baba Here Love with first half the show with Ms. Anonymous and second half of the show with Marcus Rummery. This is the second anniversary of Giant Rock Podcast! We discuss Summer of 22 Pop Culture and other very interesting topics! Just Listen and Be Here Now Bio on Marcus -Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration.Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions.In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi.Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology.http://therummery.cahttps://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notifSupport the show
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss cosmic humor, other types of humor, freedom of speech, culture, comedians, the cosmic joke, laughter yoga and relate all of it to our spiritual awakening. “Cosmic humor, especially about your own predicament, is an important part of your journey.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the show. We discuss attachment to the guru, rational-materialism, the Amerikkkan psychosis, Neem Karoli Baba, oneness, everybody is the guru and relate it all to our spiritual awakening. Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://www.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/ “All is God's will, but Maya prevents you from knowing it's all God's will. He gave us eyes, ears, nose, mouth. But He also gave us wisdom to use them to attain God.” - Neem Karoli Baba (Maharajji) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the podcast. We discuss astral planes, the Kali Yuga, and spiritual practices (sadhana). “I would really like to do sadhana, but...I'm a teacher now. If I could only finish being a teacher, I could do sadhana.” BALONEY! You're either doing sadhana or you're not. Sadhana is a full time thing that you do because there is nothing else to do. You do it whether you're teaching, or sitting in a monastery...whether you're lying in bed, going to the toilet, making love, eating...EVERYTHING is part of waking up.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://www.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery and Baba discuss Shamanism, Native American spirituality, psychedelics, spirit animals and more, relating it to our spiritual awakening. Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://www.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/ “Yet we are not a traditional culture like that of the Native Americans. Their deep reverence for their spiritual elders is similar to the way holy beings are woven into the fabric of spiritual life in India.” - Ram Dass --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery and Baba discuss psychedelics, yoga, the mind, psychology, science, tantra, sexuality and dreams relating it to our spiritual awakening. “When you see the entire world as the mother, the ego falls away.” - Neem Karoli Baba Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the show. We discuss Aldous Huxley, Timothy Leary, the 1960's revolution, Maharajji, Ram Dass, psychedelic yoga and other topics related to our spiritual awakening. Let the podcast wash over you and don't get busy being identified with he or she who listens. Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notif “For many of us who have come into meditation through psychedelics, the model we had for changing consciousness has been of “getting high”. We pushed away our normal waking state in order to embrace a state of euphoria, harmony, bliss, peace, or ecstasy. Many of us spent long periods of time getting high and coming down. My guru, in speaking about psychedelics, said: “These medicines will allow you to come and visit Christ, but you can only stay two hours. Then you have to leave again. This is not the true samadhi. It's better to become Christ than to visit him – but even the visit of a saint for a moment is useful.” Then he added, “But love is the most powerful medicine.” For love slowly transforms you into what the psychedelics only let you glimpse.” - Ram Dass राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम राम (108 Ram) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery returns to the show. We discuss non-duality, determinism, spiritual powers, and others topics related to our spiritual awakening. Let the podcast wash over you and don't get busy being identified with he or she who listens. Where are you? Here! What time is it? Now! Are you a listener and am I a podcast host??? Come on
This week on Plus One, vocalist and songwriter Alecia Chakour joins Kraz to talk about the making of her upcoming album, Lotusland. You'll hear the two longtime friends discuss the songwriting and recording processes behind the new record, growing up in a musical family and how that helped shape her perception of collaboration, and a genuine onstage moment that she shared with B.B. King when she was 10 years old. You'll also hear Alecia tell Kraz why she appreciates the “parts making up the whole” in the context of background singing, and Alecia and Kraz take a trip down memory lane to their old neighborhood in NYC, reminiscing about being in close proximity to their creative companions. Alecia Chakour is a vocalist and songwriter best known for singing background vocals for Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Warren Haynes Band, and for her amazing collaborations with some of our favorite musicians. Alecia is set to release her debut solo album Lotusland on October 29, and in this episode you'll hear her dive deep on the creation of the record, and why she's so thankful for working with the incredible musicians who she's collaborated with over the years. Check out Alecia's new album, Lotusland, here. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Eric Krasno Plus One is presented by Osiris Media. All original music by Eric Krasno. Executive Producers are RJ Bee and Christina Collins. Audio Production by Matt Dwyer. Produced by Ben Baruch of 11E1even Group.Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the promo code PLUSONE for 20% off premium CBD products See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery gets to the truth of why Baba Here Love left the co-host position of the giant rock podcast. https://giantrockpodcast.com We explore the death of Balki, so to speak, in a perfect strangers analogy and get into the nitty gritty of tantra yoga. In this humorous and perhaps mind blowing episode we relate all topics that come up to our spiritual awakening that is happening NOW. “All is God's will, but Maya prevents you from knowing it's all God's will. He gave us eyes, ears, nose, mouth. But He also gave us wisdom to use them to attain God.” - Neem Karoli Baba (Maharajji) Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://www.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Venture under Maharajji's blanket as Marcus Rummery divinely dances through the art of conversation with our nutty host Baba Here Love aka nobody special. We discuss psychedelic medicine, gurus, western science, revolution and the transformation of society. “These medicines will allow you to come and visit Christ, but you can only stay two hours. Then you have to leave again. This is not the true samadhi. It's better to become Christ than to visit him – but even the visit of a saint for a moment is useful.” Then he added, “But love is the most powerful medicine.” For love slowly transforms you into what the psychedelics only let you glimpse.” - Ram Dass Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration. Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions. In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi. Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology. http://therummery.ca https://www.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baba-here-love/support
Episode 6 aired May 16, 1940 over the Don Lee Mutual Network from KHJ studios in Los Angeles. Music by David Rose and his orchestra with vocalist Maxine Gray and pianist Art Tatum. Rose conducts Devil May Care, Maxine Gray sings My My, Rose with Temptation, Art Tatum plays I Got Rhythm, Rose Orchestra with Lotus Land, Maxine Gray and Secrets In The Moonlight, Art Tatum with Sweet Lorraine and the Rose orchestra concludes with Swing Etude.
Caster by Elsie ChapmanAza is struggling - with the death of her older sister Shire, with the failing fortunes of her parents' tea shop and most of all with her own full magic abilities and how best to use them to help her family, or not use them! But now the gang lord that runs their sector of Lotusland is calling in a payment, and Aza is trying to shield her parents from it, all because of lies she's told to keep them from worrying, but life is getting to complicated and her lies are beginning to multiply. When she stumbles upon a tournament for full magic casters, like herself, she thinks it just might be the answer she's been looking for. Or is it?Recommended for grades 8th grade and up.
EquilibriumMaybe even equipoise.It’s in the balance.* * *Equanimity, the fourth and last of the immeasurables of Buddhism:1. Metta (loving kindness)2. Karuna (compassion)3. Mudita (sympathetic joy or empathy)4. Upekkha (equanimity)Upekkha. Has the ring of authenticity to it, doesn’t it? Equanimity, not so much. Too familiar, too ordinary. Besides, nobody really knows what it means. Note how much more authoritative it sounds when we use the Sanskrit? Brings to mind the Peter Sellers scene in The Naked Truth where, trying to pass for Irish in a pub in order to buy a bomb from the IRA says, “Well, we always have the Gaelic…” and launching into a monologue is immediately punched in the nose and thrown out of the bar. Fake accent of an Englishman the dead giveaway.This tendency — to rely heavily on jargonspeak — has a similar deleterious effect in any category of discourse, and can be especially disingenuous in dharma dialog. It sets up an “us and them” dichotomy, whether intended or not. It tends to imply that the speaker possesses greater knowledge, more expertise — at least in her or his own estimation — and therefore presumably the listener is rendered lesser in that regard. It leverages the faux asymmetry of the relationship. Zen is, or should be, the great equalizer.The implication is that, by boldly brandishing the Zen vernacular, I must have mastered its deeper meaning. This is why we have to keep reminding ourselves that we do not master Zen — in any language — it masters us. Far better to de-mystify any discussion, eliminating jargon wherever possible, and to rely on our own, direct experience — and plain language — to explore the true meaning of these ancient teachings. We teach each other Buddhism, as Matsuoka Roshi often said.Equanimity brings to mind other terms derived from the same root, such as equipoise, and equilibrium. The good thing about these terms is that they imply something physical, rather than emotional, or mental. The first two syllables derive from “equal,” and the dictionary definitions all refer to balance. So all three would have some connection to the Sanskrit samadhi, one of the more frequently mentioned jargon terms in Buddhism.In zazen, if we sit still enough for long enough, we begin to experience equipoise in our upright seated posture, coming into perfect alignment with gravity. All forces of mass and weight come to center around the spine, like the cables supporting a digital cell tower. When we hit that sweet spot in the middle of our stomach, it is as if we are floating off the cushion — free falling. Equilibrium ensues, affecting mental clarity and emotional composure. Eventually equanimity manifests even in the social sphere, where relationships with others benefit from less friction and conflict.If we regard equanimity, along with loving kindness, compassion, and empathy, as essentially immeasurable, they connect to Master Dogen’s closing lines in Jijuyu Zammai (Self-fulfilling Samadhi):Hundreds of things all manifest original practice from the original faceIt is impossible to measureKnow that even if all the buddhas of the ten directionsAs innumerable as the sands of the GangesExert their strength and with the Buddha’s wisdomTry to measure the merits of one person’s zazenThey will not be able to fully comprehend itSo what is truly immeasurable is the whole of the effect, the merit, of zazen. Zen claims to transmit Buddha’s meditation, the very same process that took place that night under the Bodhi tree some two-and-a-half millennia ago. We all have all the same equipment to work with that he had, after all — the toolkit comes with birth as a human being. We also enjoy relatively supportive causes and conditions, the circumstances of contemporary life, including exposure to the buddha-dharma, and access to training in meditation. As Hakuin Zenji asks toward the end of Zazen Wasan (Song of Zazen), “What is there outside us? What is there we lack?”He goes on to claim that “Nirvana is openly shown to our eyes. This earth where we stand is the pure Lotus Land and this very body the body of Buddha.” A bit hard to swallow, in the light of our self-effacing self-doubt, which at its worse becomes the life sentence of self-loathing. Nobody said this would be easy.Bringing our focus back to zazen, I think it is critical to recognize and accept that the immeasurables of this excellent method are also the most important aspects. It matters less how regularly we sit in meditation, how frequently, how long we sit, et cetera. Whatever measurable parameters we may put around it, the most important is that we simply never give up, as Matsuoka Roshi always reminded us.The downside to setting up strict regimens around zazen — as we are prone to do around working out, aerobics, and other activities that we expect to show results — is that the results of zazen are not so obvious. And, just as with any goal-oriented activity, if and when we do not live up to our own expectations, we are naturally disappointed, may become discouraged, and tend to reaffirm our own self-criticizing proclivity, proving that we are the failure we always suspected we were.Better to sit without expectations, but without abandoning our aspiration to something that cannot be so simply expressed as a measurable goal. This does not mean that we do not set reasonable benchmarks to assure enough depth of experience that we give zazen a legitimate chance to work its magic. But the immeasurable of the qualitative dimension of the experience takes precedence and priority over any quantifiable dimension.Which brings us back to the old cliché, “Just sit.” This overworked expression is not a cavalier or flip comment meant to dismiss any consideration of the serious issues that we face, including actual mental and chemical imbalances that we may be dealing with, but to suggest that when we do sit, we just sit, rather than engaging in daydreaming, planning, ruminating over the past, et cetera.If we turn up the intensity knob, sitting “more” in the qualitative sense when we are actually sitting, then we begin to manifest the true meaning of “just sit.” Would it were so simple. But of course we find that just sitting includes the full panoply of monkey-mind machinations, the impertinent imprecations of negative thinking on steroids, as well as the more trivial but distracting push-you pull-me of everyday tedium, those mundane but persistent weasels of samsara ripping our flesh. It is difficult to feel equanimous on the Titanic. The ship is definitely going down, and it doesn’t matter that the lifeboats are made in Japan. Zen is American as apple pie.The gateway drug to equanimity is patience. If we can come to practice patience on the cushion — patience with our situation in this imperfect world, and patience with the monkey’s inept attempts to cope with it — we may find our way clear to the equilibrium, the equipoise, the equanimity that is at the heart of all the clamor, clutter, and seeming chaos. It is all floating in samadhi. Time to release our grip on our imagined reality, so as to float in the equanimity of Zen.* * *Elliston Roshi is guiding teacher of the Atlanta Soto Zen Center and abbot of the Silent Thunder Order. He is also a gallery-represented fine artist expressing his Zen through visual poetry, or “music to the eyes.”UnMind is a production of the Atlanta Soto Zen Center in Atlanta, Georgia and the Silent Thunder Order. You can support these teachings by PayPal to donate@STorder.org. Gassho.Producer: Kyōsaku Jon Mitchell
Join Mark Weaver and Rebecca Anderson, Director of Development of Lotusland Garden, for a peek into the stunning 37-acres garden, home to more than 3,000 different plants from around the world. To learn more about Lotusland you can visit their website www.lotusland.org or follow them on Instagram @lotuslandgarden Be sure to keep up to date on 'Designers at Home' by following @markweaverandassociates on Instagram
Our time together was So much fun that we kept talking and talking and talking! I mention that there would be 3 episodes, but with some tricky editing, I put "episode 2 and 3" (parts 2 and 3) together to make part 2 (no part 3). I hope you enjoy it as much as we had hanging out! If you didn't listen to Part 1 - here are the show notes! Part 1 of 2 Part Interview: Episode summary NotesOur guest on this episode is Carrie Madsen, a true triple threat, nay, multi-threat. While Carrie was a long-time performer growing up in theater in her youth, she scaled back for a while in adulthood. But when she returned to performing, she leapt with gusto and single-mindedness that it jump-started her career, taking her from the Bay Area to Los Angeles. Besides having an old fashioned gab about a lot of different stuff, Carrie talked about what it’s like to build a career as a mature woman. Part 1 of 2 Part Interview: Episode NotesWe had so much to chat about in our interview, that I discovered I had enough material for three episodes (no! 2 episodes). This is the first installment. In this episode Carrie’s talks to me about life and performing before she moved to Lotus Land. So, sit back and enjoy! Check out the goodies below, referenced in the episode: Links http://carriemadsen.com/ (CARRIEMADSEN.COM) https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3773037/ (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3773037/) https://www.facebook.com/carrie.madsen.35 (https://www.facebook.com/carrie.madsen.35) https://www.youtube.com/user/carrieloveswileE/featured (https://www.youtube.com/user/carrieloveswileE/featured) https://www.facebook.com/CarrieMadsenProfessional/ (https://www.facebook.com/CarrieMadsenProfessional/) https://www.instagram.com/carriemadsen/ (https://www.instagram.com/carriemadsen/) Clips & Reel https://youtu.be/mbbZB2Cj_-4 (Good Girls Revolt) https://youtu.be/mbbZB2Cj_-4 (Gilmore Girls ) https://youtu.be/W3I7stbkaAE (Comedy Reel) https://youtu.be/GRhOdpNlOCg (Alice's audition for Hairspray) - https://youtu.be/xGdFTL4nY8U (Ask J - Snarky Boss) Other References in the episode to check out! How to Build a Girl - a movie and book by Caitlin Moran Bye Bye Birdie Merrily We Roll Along, Stephen Sondheim Mame Hello Dolly! The Altarena Playhouse, Alameda, CA Palo Alto Children's Theater Theatreworks Sierre Rep, Sonora, CA San Jose AMT - American Music Theatre Cabaret, the musical - Kander & Ebb And as always... thanks to Ragnar Hellspong and https://dashboard.simplecast.com/shows/05630d84-edc4-44c6-9276-bbe65fc5d43b/episodes/59668d98-81dc-489c-b62c-086137239cae/ragsrag.com (ragsrag.com) for generously allowing me to use Scott Joplin's, The Strenuous Life, on my show! ContributorsHeather P. Morrison Carrie Madsen Keywords#actress #achorusline #breathe #ragragnar.com #podcastinterviews #gigr #janethevirgin #heathermorrison #glassceilings #theaterworks #goodgirlsrevolt #geeksinthegreenroom #gilmoregirls #kellybishop #paloaltochildrenstheater #ragnarhellspong #carriemadsen #performingarts #Ragsrags #RagnarHellspong Support this podcast
Our guest on this episode is Carrie Madsen, a true triple threat, nay, multi-threat. While Carrie was a long-time performer growing up in theater in her youth, she scaled back for a while in adulthood. But when she returned to performing, she leapt with gusto and single-mindedness that it jump-started her career, taking her from the Bay Area to Los Angeles. Besides having an old fashioned gab about a lot of different stuff, Carrie talked about what it’s like to build a career as a mature woman. We had so much to chat about in our interview, that I discovered I had enough material for three episodes! This is the first installment. In this episode Carrie’s talks to me about life and performing before she moved to Lotus Land. So, sit back and enjoy! Check out the goodies below, referenced in the episode: Links http://carriemadsen.com/ (CARRIEMADSEN.COM) https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3773037/ (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3773037/) https://www.facebook.com/carrie.madsen.35 (https://www.facebook.com/carrie.madsen.35) https://www.youtube.com/user/carrieloveswileE/featured (https://www.youtube.com/user/carrieloveswileE/featured) https://www.facebook.com/CarrieMadsenProfessional/ (https://www.facebook.com/CarrieMadsenProfessional/) https://www.instagram.com/carriemadsen/ (https://www.instagram.com/carriemadsen/) Clips & Reel https://youtu.be/mbbZB2Cj_-4%C2%A0 (Good Girls Revolt) https://youtu.be/mbbZB2Cj_-4%C2%A0 (Gilmore Girls ) https://youtu.be/W3I7stbkaAE (Comedy Reel) https://youtu.be/GRhOdpNlOCg (Alice's audition for Hairspray) - https://youtu.be/xGdFTL4nY8U (Ask J - Snarky Boss) Other References in the episode to check out! How to Build a Girl - a movie and book by Caitlin Moran Bye Bye Birdie Merrily We Roll Along, Stephen Sondheim Mame Hello Dolly! The Altarena Playhouse, Alameda, CA Palo Alto Children's Theater Theatreworks Sierre Rep, Sonora, CA San Jose AMT - American Music Theatre Cabaret, the musical - Kander & Ebb And as always... thanks to Ragnar Hellspong and https://dashboard.simplecast.com/shows/05630d84-edc4-44c6-9276-bbe65fc5d43b/episodes/59668d98-81dc-489c-b62c-086137239cae/ragsrag.com (ragsrag.com) for generously allowing me to use Scott Joplin's, The Strenuous Life, on my show! Support this podcast
Show Notes No Agenda Episode 1267 - "Trust Stamp" "Trust Stamp" Direct [link] to the mp3 file ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1267.noagendanotes.com Sign Up for the newsletter Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com The No Agenda News Network- noagendanewsnetwork.com RSS Podcast Feed Experimental IPFS RSS Feed Get the No Agenda News App for your iPhone and iPad Get the NoAgendDroid app for your Android Phone Torrents of each episode via BitLove document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController Credits "Trust Stamp" Executive Producers: Sir Onymous of Dogpatch and Lower Slobbovia Tony Cabrera No Agenda Shop Earl Walkman of Buckeye Troy Kropog Sir Julian (Earl of the South Bay and Autonomous Cars) Mr. Seven from Lotusland Steven Schnuelle Associate Executive Producers: Colin Preston Sir Peet Sir Ever of the What David Langford Emma Pilgrim Dave Basore Maleka Cook Become a member of the 1268 Club, support the show here Knights & Dames Andrew -> Sir Andrew David Langford -> Sir Sidereal Art By: Darren O'Neill Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda End of Show Mixes: John Fletcher & Carolyn Blaney - Tom Starkweather - Jesse Coy Nelson Sign Up for the newsletter ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1267.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed Get the No Agenda News App for your iPhone and iPad Get the NoAgendDroid app for your Android Phone No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents document.write("Last Modified " + document.lastModified)This page created with the FreedomController 17230 Keywords
We are all searching for the perfect place to visit, live in, spend time. It seems as if things will go better somewhere else. Or go better in a different relationship. Even when we are in one place, so much time is spent dreaming of another. Waiting for our journey there. But this episode differs. It shows us how where we are right now is perfect, and the beauty that can be found.
Format change today! As Sheltering-in-Place is extended in SF and, given the circumstances, the kitchen hosts my broadcasting, I decided to spice the show up a bit cooking some pasta!Today Rome is 2773 years old (happy birthday!) and cooking this classic Roman dish is an homage to it.In the mix: spaghetti, eggs, pork jowl, pecorino cheese, black pepper; paired with the proper soundtrack.EnjoyEpisode #208 - video link here Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′31″ Liberate by Italic Disco on single (Eclectic Electric Recordings) 28′59″ Mambue (feat. Justo Valdez & Evan Laflamme) by Bosq on Wake Up EP (Bacalao) 36′13″ La Cucina Casareccia by Radici nel Cemento (-) 37′47″ Yettaboom (Montefiori Cocktail remix) by Roy Paci & Aretuska on Single (Etnagigante) 43′46″ Disperato Erotico Stomp (remix) by Lucio Dalla (-) 48′15″ Le radici ca tieni (Luca Tarantino Remix) by Sud Sound System (-) 54′20″ Sing It Back (feat. Karina Kappel) by Swing Republic (-) 57′40″ Straight Ahead by Luis Radio on single (BBE Records) 68′18″ Black September (Daniel Haaksman Edit) by Master Chivero (-) 78′23″ Mandragora by Clap! Clap! (-) 78′48″ Voodoo Drums by Marlldexx (-) 84′18″ Fiore de Gioventù by Ardecore (-) 88′45″ La Società dei Magnaccioni by Gabriella Ferri (-) 91′43″ Luglio, agosto, settembre (nero) by Area on Arbiet Macht Frei (-) 101′33″ Las Vegas Tango by Gil Evans on The Individualism Of Gil Evans (Impulse!) 108′30″ Whisper Not by Oscar Peterson Trio (-) 113′19″ Lotus Land by Kenny Burrell on Guitar Forms (-) Check out the full archives on the website.
FULL INTERVIEW - EXTENDED PODCAST Our Special Guest today is Lotus Land Docent Michael DeRousse. He is also the owner of The Palace Grill in Santa Barbara. Michael is a Docent for Lotusland, recognized as one of the ten best gardens in the world. The spectacular collections of exotic plants on the 37-acre property are a personal expression of Madame Ganna Walska's penchant for the dramatic, the unexpected, and the whimsical. Lotusland Vision Statement We aspire to be renowned globally and treasured locally. Madame Ganna Walska, a well-known Polish opera singer and socialite, purchased the Montecito, California estate in 1941 and spent the next 43 years creating Lotusland, today recognized as one of the ten best gardens in the world. The spectacular collections of exotic plants on the 37-acre property are a personal expression of Walska's penchant for the dramatic, the unexpected, and the whimsical. Lotusland is home to several extraordinary plant collections and around each corner there is a surprise of unique garden design and plant species. After her death in 1984, Lotusland became a nonprofit botanic garden and opened to the public in 1993. Interested in becoming a Lotusland Volunteer? Go to lotusland.org/support/volunteer/ Find us on Instagram @lotusandgarden
RADIO VERSION - For the FULL INTERVIEW CHECK OUT THE PODCAST Our Special Guest today is Lotus Land Docent Michael DeRousse. He is also the owner of The Palace Grill in Santa Barbara. Michael is a Docent for Lotusland, recognized as one of the ten best gardens in the world. The spectacular collections of exotic plants on the 37-acre property are a personal expression of Madame Ganna Walska's penchant for the dramatic, the unexpected, and the whimsical. Lotusland Vision Statement We aspire to be renowned globally and treasured locally. Madame Ganna Walska, a well-known Polish opera singer and socialite, purchased the Montecito, California estate in 1941 and spent the next 43 years creating Lotusland, today recognized as one of the ten best gardens in the world. The spectacular collections of exotic plants on the 37-acre property are a personal expression of Walska's penchant for the dramatic, the unexpected, and the whimsical. Lotusland is home to several extraordinary plant collections and around each corner there is a surprise of unique garden design and plant species. After her death in 1984, Lotusland became a nonprofit botanic garden and opened to the public in 1993. Interested in becoming a Lotusland Volunteer? Go to lotusland.org/support/volunteer/ Find us on Instagram @lotusandgarden
Before you pull out your favorite summer vegetables, is it worth your while to save the seeds from the last remnants of your harvest. We have tips. Two scenic gardens you may not be aware of: Fort Ross, on the Sonoma Coast; and, Lotus Land in Santa Barbara. Fertilization tips.
Before you pull out your favorite summer vegetables, is it worth your while to save the seeds from the last remnants of your harvest. We have tips. Two scenic gardens you may not be aware of: Fort Ross, on the Sonoma Coast; and, Lotus Land in Santa Barbara. Fertilization tips.
Santa Barbara County uses a state grant to boost programs aimed to keep minors out of prison. An iconic Santa Barbara architect weighs in on his ideas for better downtown housing design. Lotusland's renovated Japanese Garden offers an opportunity for contemplation.
In this episode, I speak about my return to Vancouver Island and the concepts of False Paradise, what heroes journey encompasses and how we are all heroes in our own stories. I use my own journey to and from my own island paradise as the thread that weaves together the concepts of my interpretation of heroism, the inner journey of expansion, in my own life and yours. There is a lot of background and commentary available online regarding the Greek mythology of Odysseus, and interpretations of the story of the land of lotus eaters and you can familiarize yourself with them there. I include one personal poem entitled The Path, written in March 2019 during my visit. You can reach me on: Facebook @resourceholistichealing Twitter @resourcehealing Instagram @resourceholistichealing www.resourceholistichealing.com
Canada recently legalised Cannabis. Stephen reflects on how we got here, the vagaries of how society deals with the human need to interact with mind altering substances and where we go from here.
On this episode of the Toque Podcast, Matt and Andres discuss happenings in Vancouver around housing and whisky raids (tales from Lotusland) and chat about provincial strategies for legalizing marijuana in Canada. Finally, they take a look at the NHL teams in Canada at the halfway mark of the season. Music in the episode is The Key by The Tall Pines Photo by Amanda Siebert of the Georgia Straight
This Very Place Is The Lotus Land This Very Body The Buddha Sesshin Day 1 by Ordinary Mind Zen School
Brad Gay of JB's Power Equpiment in Davis drops by to talk fall outdoor power tool tune-ups and operating tips. A visit to Lotus Land in Santa Barbara.
Ep. 267: The Benefits of Nature In this episode, we discuss the benefits of actually being in nature, in the outdoors. Click here to listen in iTunes or download and listen by clicking the PodBean Player below If you enjoy the show, please review it in iTunes! The Paleo View (TPV), Episode 267: The Benefits of Nature Intro (0:00) News and Views (0:41) Official: Paleo Principles is done! Stacy spent the weekend in Staunton, Virginia at the Queen City Mischief and Magic Potter Party! The Health Benefits of Nature This week's episode is inspired by Stacy's Beautycounter California trip where she learned all about how to take the natural world and adapt it for stuff humans use at Lotusland! See Sarah's post on this topic here. Rate and review us. Goodbye! Outro (36:29) Support us by shopping through links on our sidebars, please!
From the vales of Kra Land to the mountain peaks of Lotus Land, two horn players simulate the sounds of the airways that stretch in between. With cornet and pocket trumpet they create odd tunings of radio waves, the sound of angels bouncing off the stratosphere, and the noise of birds circling among the clouds. This generative performance will be streamed from Jan 16th-18th. Find the full stream for Luminiferous Noise Machine here: http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/2017_luminiferous/index.html
We open 24 Hours of Radio Art 2017 with a peak into the Luminiferous Noise Machine from CiTR Noise Day co-founder Absolute Value of Noise and Gívan Belá."From the vales of Kra Land to the mountain peaks of Lotus Land, two horn players simulate the sounds of the airways that stretch in between. With cornet and pocket trumpet they create odd tunings of radio waves, the sound of angels bouncing off the stratosphere, and the noise of birds circling among the clouds. This generative performance will be streamed live from Jan 16th-18th." Find out more here: http://absolutevalueofnoise.ca/?now
Karaoke at the golf course today.Bumped into some good people while closing out an other epic week here in Lotus Land.
Expressing creativity can be a great way to free your mind of worry and anxiety, and to help improve your attitude & outlook on life. This podcast features an interview with two emeritus Santa Barbara Poet Laureates followed by a collection of poems read by the artists who wrote them. Listening to this podcast just may inspire you to get in touch with your inner artist! The poetry world is blooming in Santa Barbara. Local artists recently gathered to celebrate the release of Rare Feathers, Poems on Birds and Art (Gunpowder Press 2015). The book is a collection of poems inspired by “Flock,” the large art installation (2015) at Ganna Walska Lotusland, the Montecito estate and former home of the late opera singer who indulged in her passion for exotic plants. Artist Nancy Gifford curated Flock at Lotusland, and served as an editor on the Rare Feathers book. Nancy and her husband, Michael, hosted the party and poetry reading at their home in Montecito. In this podcast, you’ll hear my interview with Gunpowder Press publishers Chryss Yost and David Starkey, both artists who are also emeritus Santa Barbara Poet Laureates. You’ll also be treated to some of the poems from Rare Feathers, read by the poets who wrote them Following my chat with Starkey & Host, you will hear several Flock poets reading their poems. Poets featured on this podcast include Mary Brown, Susan Chiavelli, Gabriella Klein, Perie Longo, Enid Osborn, Melinda Palacio, Christine Penko, Santa Barbara Poet Laureate Sojourner Kincaid Rolle, Emma Trelles and George Yatchisin. The bonus content in this episode features my chat with artist Nancy Gifford, who put together the art installations at Lotusland that these poets are writing about.
Den engelska tonsättaren, författaren och pianisten Cyril Scott visade tidigt musikaliska talanger. Han skickades till Koch-konservatoriet i Frankfurt vid tolv års ålder för att studera. Åter i England gav hans impressionistiska pianostycken och sånger tillsammans med hans anslående romantiska utseende honom rykte om sig att vara en modernistisk tonsättare. Under mellankrigstiden framfördes hans musik ofta på kontinenten. Men det som varit ett nytt musikaliskt intryck kom nu att anses vara en tidstypisk musik, som funnit sina främsta företrädare i Debussy och Skrjabin. I dag är han i England ihågkommen för en handfull sånger och pianostycken, bl.a. Lotus land, som han själv spelade in på pianorulle. Mer information på sverigesradio.se/p2
Urban geographer Nicholas Lynch discusses the findings of a recent study showing an increasingly divided metro Vancouver region and a disappearing middle class. We?re revisiting this important discussion from April 2013.Urban social geographer Nicholas Lynch is co-author of Divisions and Disparities in Lotus Land: Socio-Spatial Income Polarization in Greater Vancouver, 1970-2005. The report was originally published in October 2012 by the University of Toronto?s Cities Centre.The research presents worrisome trends, with an increasingly divided Vancouver and a disappearing middle class. We discuss the social geography of polarization across the region, the implications, and possible policy solutions.
UBC geographer Nicholas Lynch is co-author of a recent study, Divisions and Disparities in Lotus Land: Socio-Spatial Income Polarization in Greater Vancouver, 1970-2005. The research presents worrisome trends, with an increasingly divided Vancouver and a disappearing middle class. We discuss the social geography of polarization across the region, the implications, and possible policy solutions.
Den engelska tonsättaren, författaren och pianisten Cyril Scott visade tidigt musikaliska talanger. Han skickades till Koch-konservatoriet i Frankfurt vid tolv års ålder för att studera. Åter i England gav hans impressionistiska pianostycken och sånger tillsammans med hans anslående romantiska utseende honom rykte om sig att vara en modernistisk tonsättare. Under mellankrigstiden framfördes hans musik ofta på kontinenten. Men det som varit ett nytt musikaliskt intryck kom nu att anses vara en tidstypisk musik, som funnit sina främsta företrädare i Debussy och Skrjabin. I dag är han i England ihågkommen för en handfull sånger och pianostycken, bl.a. Lotus land, som han själv spelade in på pianorulle. Mer information på sverigesradio.se/p2
http://www.amazon.com/Transference-of-Spirits-ebook/dp/B007Q1ZDG2/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1339555936&sr=1-2 ASTROLOGY IT WANTS YOUR SOUL! Astrology belief came from Babel, not the Bible! It may surprise you to know that both Ronald and Nancy Reagan have had an interest in Astrology since his movie acting career! Amazingly, this touchy matter came up when Reagan chose the Late Show hour of 12:10 a.m. to be sworn in as governor. Astrologers looking up his chart said the Aquarian Reagan had picked the most propitious astrological moment to merge politics and show biz. Spokesmen for the ex-cowboy actor have stuck by their anti-astrologer guns over the years despite published reports in the Hollywood trades that Reagan has long been a client of the famous Lotus Land astrologer Carroll Righter. Israel's final doom was linked directly to its people's involvement with astrological planet worship. They forsook all the commands of the Lord their God and made for themselves two idols cast in the shape of calves and an Ashram pole. They bowed down to all the starry hosts and they worshiped Baal. They sacrificed their sons and daughters in the fire. They practiced divination and sorcery and sold themselves to do evil in the eyes of the Lord, provoking him to anger. 2 Kin. 16: 16, 17, 20, King Rehoboam of Judah not only erected images of Taurus but also of Aries the goat, (2 Chron. 11:15; Lev. 17:7). The god Moloch (Milchom, Moloch, Malcham) to whom human sacrifices were made was another astrological god who was worshiped, (Lev. 18:21; 20:1-6). It represented the sun and was worshiped by casting live children into the fire in its belly. http://www.miracleinternetchurch.com/
Dany Bahar, the CEO of Lotus, has been suspended from the company because of an unspecified complaint over his conduct. To try to boost sales, China will revive a cash-for-clunkers program. Nissan is looking for serious growth in Russia. It wants to nearly double its market share in the country by 2016! All that and more, plus a look at the design of the all-new Dodge Dart.
Take a stroll through gardens of significant memories and historic gardens of Blue Lake Ranch in beautiful Durango, Colorado. Return to Lotus Land to see exquisite formal gardens and wonderful water fountains. Host, Curtis Smith, discusses bark beetle problems with Tom DeGomez, University of Arizona Forest Health Specialist.
Marvel over an exquisite iris garden & tortoise habitat. Visit a divided garden that is both practical and stunning. Learn more about succulents and cycads at Lotus Land in Santa Barbara. Improve your health with a walk down the nature trail at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale.
Peoples Potential Unlimited & Lotus Land rec & tapes choice... JEWEL, DARWINS THEORY, CRYSTAL BAND, SIR BENTLEY, HENRI RICH, BALLPLAYERS, LAROM BAKER, COJO, G.F. SMALLWOOD
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