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For episode 425 we have another Tech House set recorded live by Carlos Manaça last Sunday May 17th at Seconds Sunset at BB Club at Oeiras Beach, a great venue by the sea.Check “Prime EP” a great House & Tech House EP by Byred & Bullet Time out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanaca

- GM Dives into Energy Storage… - …And Bi-Directional Charging - Ford Says Right Incentives Boost PHEV Charging - Mexico's Home Grown $8,600 EV - Volvo Trucks Sees $3 Billion Business with AVs - Volvo Trucks Sees Strong Demand - BASF Warns Iran War Will Hurt Car Production in H2 - Magna Could Make Chinese Cars in North America  - Audi Unveils All New Q7 - BYD Interested in F1 and WEC

- GM Dives into Energy Storage… - …And Bi-Directional Charging - Ford Says Right Incentives Boost PHEV Charging - Mexico's Home Grown $8,600 EV - Volvo Trucks Sees $3 Billion Business with AVs - Volvo Trucks Sees Strong Demand - BASF Warns Iran War Will Hurt Car Production in H2 - Magna Could Make Chinese Cars in North America  - Audi Unveils All New Q7 - BYD Interested in F1 and WEC

WWJ auto analyst John McElroy reports Magna's CEO says decisions have to be made faster to keep up with the ever changing industry.

This week we have a fresh Summer House Music set by Carlos Manaça, full of promos and new releases with an exclusive Carlos Manaça “Get Lucky” by Daft Punk remix at the end.Check “Prime EP” a great House & Tech House EP by Byred & Bullet Time out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 Nick Curly - Skyfall (Original Mix) - Deepalma02 Malikk - So Smooth (Nick Curly Remix) - 8Bit03 Bullet Time, Byred - Handzup (Original Mix) - Magna Recordings04 Meslow - Tell Them  (Extended Mix) - Hellbent Records05 CASSIMM, DJ Rae - Your Touch (Main Mix) - Jackies Music Records06 Ammo Avenue, Jungle Jack, Calussa - Vacilón (Extended Mix) - NUSONIDO07 Chicks Luv Us - Siente El House (Extended Mix) - 8Bit08 LEFTI - You Treat Me Right (Extended Mix) - Alleanza09 Andre Butano, Chinonegro - Chardonnay (Original Mix) - 8Bit10 Jhon Timbala - LA Pampara - Stereo Productions11 Daft Punk - Get Lucky - Manaça Remix MSTR - Unreleased12 Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight, D. Ramirez - You (Extended Mix) - Toolroom Records

O Sextou na Rádio Folha PE 96,7 FM está chegando à sua histórica 300ª edição! Um marco que celebra a trajetória de um programa inteligente, irreverente e descontraído, que vem conquistando cada vez mais espaço e carinho do público. E está semana o Sextou é no feriado da Gata Maga (Data Magna de Pernambuco, em referência à Revolução de 1817). Ao longo de sua caminhada, o Sextou se consolidou como um espaço de informação, entretenimento e bom humor, sempre trazendo debates atuais, convidados especiais e muita interação com os ouvintes. Com uma linguagem leve e ao mesmo tempo reflexiva, o programa consegue unir diversão e conteúdo de qualidade, tornando-se referência na programação da rádio. Alcançar a 300ª edição não é apenas um número simbólico, mas a prova de um trabalho consistente, comprometido e feito com paixão. Que venham muitos outros programas, novas histórias e ainda mais sucesso nessa trajetória que já entrou para a história do rádio pernambucano!

Það er fátt sem hefur verið rætt meira um undanfarin tvö ár en gervigreind og spurningarnar eru óteljandi, margt afskaplega spennandi og einni margt sem vekur ugg. En við kynntum okkur í dag hvernig gervigreindin getur virkað í skólum, bæði fyrir kennara og nemendur. Námfús er íslensk lausn fyrir leikskóla og grunnskóla sem er notuð bæði á Íslandi og Þýskalandi og unnið er að því að aðlaga lausnina fyrir framhaldsskóla. Skúli Thorarensen framkvæmdastjóri Námfús kom í þáttinn í dag við fengum hann til að útskýra fyrir okkur hvernig þetta virkar og hverjir möguleikarnir eru. Næringarþerapía á rætur að rekja til hugmyndafræði functional medicine, þar sem meginmarkmiðið er að styðja líkamann út frá rót vandans. Við ræddum við Sigríði Róbertsdóttur, eða Siggu Róberts, í þættinum í dag, en hún er næringaþerapisti sem lærði fræðin í Bretlandi. Hún segir að líkaminn hafi ótrúlega getu til að ná jafnvægi þegar hann fær réttan stuðning. Hún talaði meðal annars um það af hverju konur á miðjum aldri eru í meiri hættu á histamínóþoli. Svo var það vísindaspjallið með Eddu Olgudóttur. Í dag sagði hún okkur frá rannsókn á músum þar sem var í fyrsta skipti skoðað hvernig krabbamein og krabbameinslyf virka mismunandi á mismunandi aldurskeiðum þar sem líkaminn og ónæmiskerfi líkama okkar eru berskjaldaðri á efri árum en þegar við erum ung. Tónlistin í þættinum: Þetta loft / Sigurður Halldór Guðmundsson (Sigurður Halldór Guðmundsson) Það sýnir sig / Hjálmar (Sigurður Halldór Guðmundsson) Heiðlóan / Gísli Magna og Co. (Steingrímur M. Sigfússon) Kötturinn sem gufaði upp / Olga Guðrún Árnadóttir (Ólafur Haukur Símonarson) UMSJÓN: GUNNAR HANSSON OG GUÐRÚN GUNNARSDÓTTIR

Magna Mining continues building momentum in Sudbury after delivering a strong first quarter marked by expanding cash margins, improving underground development rates, and growing optionality across its portfolio of copper, nickel, and precious metals assets. Senior Vice President Greg Hoffman joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the operational turnaround at McCreedy West, the potential restart of nickel-rich zones as prices strengthen, and how the company is preparing for major catalysts ahead at both Levack and Crean Hill. The conversation also explores the rapid pace of underground development, ongoing drilling success, and why Magna believes its multi-asset growth strategy could transform the company over the next 18 months.

This is the second part of our chat with Rally Legend Ed Ordynski! Matty, Scotty, David, Chad and Jim discuss with Ed more about his career and the cars he has driven/owned, his history with the companies he worked for, Magna 40 and what is next for the retired Rally Driving Legend! He also joins the guys in the car quiz at the end of the show!Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review!Please follow this show on Spotify. It really helps!Support us and become a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/cartorquepodcastCheck out our merch here!https://cartorquepodcast.secure-decoration.com/Check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCybzrcsj4nhADsyfYKtXPzwhttps://carloop.com.auDavid and Eds Podcast Autoretrohttps://open.spotify.com/show/5aOi9R8WfqOccEfnm2vslQ#Carupdates#2026#japan#Japanesecars#toyota#subaru#mazda#suzuki#nissan#datsun#bmw#edordynski#rally#corolla#1600#rx2#freecar#carquiz#magna40#mitsubishi #mitsubishievo#lancer

On episode 423 we go to the beautiful Madeira island for one Afro and Tech House hour recorded by Carlos Manaça at Immersio Event last May 23rd below the Funchal Airport's runway, an amazing location.Check “Prime EP” a great House & Tech House EP by Byred & Bullet Time out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanaca

TOPIC: Ferrari Luce PANEL: Sharath Reddy, Magna; Vince Bond, Automotive News; Gary Vasilash, shinymetalboxes.net; John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Discover how to spot undervalued stocks like Magna International (MGA) using the proven QAV (Quality at Value) methodology from Tony Kynaston – a systematic, checklist-driven approach inspired by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger to beat the market.Magna International is one of the biggest automotive suppliers in the world. Most drivers never notice it. Magna sits behind the scenes, building the parts, systems, and even entire vehicles for major brands. Cameron from QAV America joined me to explain how this quiet giant works and why it's back on the QAV buy list.

Discover how to spot undervalued stocks like Magna International (MGA) using the proven QAV (Quality at Value) methodology from Tony Kynaston – a systematic, checklist-driven approach inspired by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger to beat the market. Magna International is one of the biggest automotive suppliers in the world. Most drivers never notice it. Magna sits behind the scenes, building the parts, systems, and even entire vehicles for major brands. Cameron from QAV America joined me to explain how this quiet giant works and why it's back on the QAV buy list.

Send us Fan MailThomas Meiser is a rock buggy fabricator and off-road enthusiast from Magna, Utah. Once a competitive baseball player coached by his father, Thomas shifted to fabrication after discovering the Suzuki Samurai at age 16—a pivotal moment that redirected his passion entirely.Early Career Path Thomas worked under influential mentors including Casey Beach (Beaches Off-Road) and Ben Hanks Racing, where he learned welding fundamentals and tubing work. After Caterpillar's internship program and structural steel fabrication, he found his true calling at Midnight 4x4 with JC, working with CNC burning tables and tube cutters.Building Fab'n 801 In 2018, Thomas launched Fab'n 801 (named from his habit of saying "I'm fab'n" in the garage, plus Salt Lake's 801 area code). He's built over 5,000 chassis for customers worldwide—in Australia, Canada, Mexico, Italy, and even Guam—and designed 15+ unique chassis platforms for Toyotas, Samurais, and Jeeps.Future Vision Thomas recently invested in 5 acres near Parowan, Utah (surrounded by BLM land and six canyons), where he plans to build a new fabrication shop. He's exploring RC rock crawling innovations to inform real-life buggy design and actively seeking a business partner to help scale operations. His YouTube channel (Fab'n 801) showcases builds and off-road adventures.Support the show

Send us Fan MailEpisode 333 - Amwell Magna and the River LeaWhat only feels like yesterday but was a number of years ago now, I was a member of Amwell Magna Fishing Club based on the River Lea in Hertfordshire.I made the long drive and was lucky enough to catch the mayfly hatch.I speak with members about what has changed since I last fished there and catch a few fish too.Feargal Sharkey was there and tells me what anglers can do to protect their waterways, we had lunch provided by Michelin Starred chef, Chris Galvin and I also hear about the Scotch Egg origins from pastry maestro Roger Pizey from Fortnum and Mason.We caught fish but the day was about much more than that and captures a little of what fly fishing means to all of us.

This week we have another debut on our Radio Show & Podcast.Bullet Time is based in Curitiba, Brazil, and delivers a great House and Tech House set full of his unreleased original tracks and remixes.Check his “Prime EP” with Byred out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://www.instagram.com/bullettimemusichttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01. Byred, Bullet Time - Handzup (MAGNA)02. Maclock - Falling In Love (UNR)03. Bullet Time, HARDTECH - That's The Way (UNR)04. Sterium, GOES (BR) - Silly (UNR)05. FIGGY (US) - Make A Move (UNR)06. GOSSO, HUTU - Mufasa (UNNAMED&UNKNOWN)07. Gustavo Reinert, Fabri Torres - No Body Stop (UNR)08. INOFF - Da Techno (TECHAWAY)09. Bullet Time, HARDTECH - Groove Move (UNR)10. Pablo Juarez, Bullet Time - Shake It Back (UNR)11. HARDTECH - Get Down Low (UNR)12. Adrian Izquierdo - Moody (AND DANCE)13. Gustavo Reinert, Bullet Time - Fade Away (UNR)14. Nicolas Martinez (CO) - Loca (UNNAMED&UNKNOWN)15. Blaqq & Why'd, Pablo Juarez - The Hood (UNNAMED&UNKNOWN)16. Bullet Time, HARDTECH - No Flex (UNR)17. Maclock, Bullet Time - Pump Up The House (UNR)18. Freenzy - Stay Low (LAPERA)19. Nokari, Gustavo Reinert - No Flash (UNR)

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the OnStage Blog Theatre Podcast, Rachel Wagner and Jacklyn Collier explore the growing movement of “Silver Haired Editions” — productions that cast senior citizens in roles traditionally played by younger performers — and why these shows are creating such meaningful theatrical experiences.In the first half of the episode, they are joined by Alan Ornsby, State Director of AARP Utah, and the director of the silver-haired version of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" Heidi Mendez. Together, they discuss creativity, community, inclusion, and the importance of providing older adults with opportunities to remain artistically engaged.In the second half, they speak with cast members Amy Hallet (Evie), James Hutchings (Carlos), and Diana Sorenson (Mal) from the current “Silver Haired Edition” production of Disney's *Descendants* at The Empress Theatre in Magna, Utah (running through May 23). They share what it's like playing teenagers later in life, audience reactions to the production, and why the experience has been both hilarious and deeply rewarding.This episode is a celebration of theatre without age limits and the joy of storytelling across generations.Featuring:• Alan Ornsby (AARP Utah)• Heidi Mendez• Amy Hallet• James Hutchings• Diana Sorenson#TheatrePodcast #CommunityTheatre #MusicalTheatre #Descendants #SeniorTheatre #AARP #OnStageBlog #DisneyDescendants #TheatreLife #Podcastonstageblog.comfacebook.com/onstageblogtwitter.com/onstagebloginstagram.com/onstagebloghttps://www.youtube.com/@onstageblog8213

On episode 421 of our Radio Show & Podcast we an hour full of Tech House and House original tracks and remixes by Byred, one of the most promising new Portuguese DJ's and producers.Check his “Prime EP” with Bullet Time out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://www.instagram.com/byredmusichttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01. BYRED, LOTTEN - Your Lies02. Oldchild, BYRED - BlackBelt03. BYRED - That Way04. BYRED, Inno (IT) - On You05. SOAR, BYRED - Pressure06. Tokyo T, BYRED - No Mercy07. Inno (IT), BYRED - Never Play08. BYRED - UNDERGROUND NRG - Magna Recordings09. BYRED - BOUT ME10. Bullet Time, BYRED - Handzup - Magna Recordings11. Raptorr, BYRED - The Chant12. Sam Blans, BYRED - Weak13. BYRED - The Club ID14. TAVAS, BYRED - Get U

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On this week episode we have one Tech House hour recorded by Carlos Manaça last April 30th at AlterEgo first event at Dstrkt (Oporto, Portugal) with a b2b with his son Gui Manaça at the end.Check “Prime EP” by Byred & Bullet Time out now on Magna ! https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanaca

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“Giving up is not failure; it’s a strategic move.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Cleous Young about his journey of self-discovery, the importance of interests in life, and how giving up redundant pursuits can lead to greater fulfillment. They explore mindset shifts, the power of curiosity, and the role of legacy in personal growth. What to listen for: The role of interests in personal growth The concept of giving up and making space for new opportunities The importance of self-awareness and curiosity Legacy and the impact of life stories “Your life can be a legacy that inspires others.” Our lives are our own, yet we can serve as an example to others Legacy isn't just what we leave behind, but HOW we leave things behind The way you lead your life may just be the reason why someone makes a change in their own life “I’ve been giving up things because in the back of my mind it’s like, hey, if you let it go, if it comes back, then it’s meant for you.” Most people think “giving up” is failure, but that's not always the case When we let things go from our lives, they make way for new beginnings Changing our perspective on giving up can change the way we maneuver our lives About Cleous “GloWry” Young CleousYoung is an author, speaker, and advocate for personal growth, resilience, and ethical living. Through his unique philosophy and storytelling, he helps both adults and children navigate adversity, discover purpose, and cultivate values such as kindness, integrity, and nobility. Cleous shares practical life lessons and inspiring perspectives to empower people to live intentionally and make a positive impact in their communities. https://cleousyoung.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cleous-glowry-young-a1856218b/ https://www.instagram.com/cleousyoung/ Resources: Interested in starting your own podcast or need help with one you already have? Learn how I can help! Learn more about our host, Nick McGowan. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe on iTunes and give us a 5-Star review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mindset-and-self-mastery-show/id1604262089 Listen to other episodes here: Click Here To View The Episode Transcript Watch Clips and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk1tCM7KTe3hrq_-UAa6GHA Guest Inquiries right here: podcasts@themindsetandselfmasteryshow.com Your Friends at “The Mindset & Self-Mastery Show” Click Here To View The Episode Transcript Nick McGowan (00:02.126)Hello and welcome to the Mindset Self Mastery Show. I’m your host, Nick McGowan. Today on the show we have Cleus Young. Cleus, how are you doing today? Cleous GloWry Young (00:12.487)Hey, I’m doing good, good, good. Very good today. Yeah. And you? Nick McGowan (00:17.198)Awesome. My man, I’m excited that you’re here. I’m good. I’m really good. You know, I maybe I can add a few more goods like you did. I appreciate when somebody gives a real answer or when they like, actually when they’re like, I’m good. I’m good. Yeah, I’m good. I’m good. Instead of somebody be like, how are you? I’m shit. This is awful. Fuck. Why did I wake up this morning? That’s a totally different feeling. So Cleous GloWry Young (00:21.957)Okay. Cleous GloWry Young (00:38.447)Yeah. No, I had an event yesterday and it’s a little unique event and it went tremendously well. So it’s like the residual from yesterday is still hanging on today. So it’s like, yeah, woke up feeling good. But then I thought about the event and the outcome and it was like, hey, add some more goods to that. Yeah. Nick McGowan (00:52.632)Yeah. Nick McGowan (01:02.924)Yeah, cool. I love that riding on a high in a sense. That’s also part of what this show is about. We talk about mindset, self mastery and transformation and being able to understand that some days are gonna be great because you’re riding a high. Some days you might be grieving because of the thing that happened the day before. And there’s stuff to get into all of that. So why don’t you kick us off? Why don’t you tell us what you do for a living and what’s one thing most people don’t know about you that’s maybe a little odd or bizarre. Cleous GloWry Young (01:06.194)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (01:19.379)yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (01:29.371)So I work in the community. I have a nonprofit and one of the things that we actually particularly specialize in is helping people figuring out things. For me, that’s what I had to do for my own life. So even now I have this context, it’s called transfiguration, where it’s like saying trans, right? Moving from one place to another. And then figuration is that comp. concept of what you would say figure things out, right? So for me for the last say past eight years, I’ve been figuring out things for my own self, not what I’ve been taught, what I’ve been given. And for me, it’s like, hey, this is what I now find applicable that whatever I did for myself, I can also do for somebody else. Perfect example, I hosted an event around trauma and this Three generations of women came to that event, grandma, mom, and daughter, and it’s like they were treating themselves a certain way growing up, right? And it was until they came to the event and they started to figure out that, you know what? This has been a trauma pattern in our life, generation after generation. And it just allowed them to now systematically put different things in place and started to actually move forward. So for me, this is what I do on a day-to-day basis. The one weird thing about me that most people would never understand, like yesterday at the event, people will see me out here doing all these things, but they would never understand that there’s a saying that says never give up, right? I’m somebody who have given up so many times. And it’s interesting, and I didn’t give up because it’s hard. I gave up because it’s redundant. Like I get up every day, I’m seeing the same old thing over and over again. And it’s like, even when you look at self-master, right? So I used to teach. And when I was teaching, it’s like, hey, the students are doing well. And it’s like, when I look at my life, I’m like, whoa, I’m not doing well. They’re doing well. And what I end up doing, I just give up teaching. Like. Cleous GloWry Young (03:52.923)It wasn’t hard. The students are doing well. Like even one of those set of students that I taught, they got the highest score in the entire school in the math. The entire score on what is called the PSSA. Right? That means they’re doing well. Was teaching hard? No. But it just became redundant that I went to school every day doing the same thing over and over again. And I just got up and I just gave up. So continually, I keep giving up. Nick McGowan (04:18.99)Hmph. Cleous GloWry Young (04:23.141)I know the saying that says, don’t give up on your dreams. But for me, I just give things up. And know, you know what’s so funny? I’ve given up so many times and then something else just comes in my way to start a whole new journey. And it’s like, I guess you’re not supposed to finish right here because I’m thinking that, hey, I’m done. Nick McGowan (04:41.44)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (04:44.123)And I’m telling you, it’s not because it’s hard. None of the things that I’ve ever done has been hard. It’s just becomes redundant. It’s like you get up every day, you’re doing the same thing. And it’s like you’re looking at the results of the community and it’s like it’s not getting better. And people are putting on this facade that, things are better. No, look at the numbers, look at the killing, look at the violence. It’s like, so at one point I just gave up. And I remember the last time I gave up. Nick McGowan (04:58.318)Mm. Cleous GloWry Young (05:13.105)July 28, 2016. Like this time I just called my mom, Like I just finished school. Two months ago I graduated. Magna cum laude, right? And then two months after I was like, I called my mom and said to my mom, mom, I can’t do this anymore, man. And it was because of the stuff that I learned in school. Like when I tell you it was so redundant, we’re sitting out here trying to do these things, right? Nick McGowan (05:30.894)you Cleous GloWry Young (05:39.092)And it’s like somebody sitting in the background making it hard for us. So when I started to learn certain things about psychology, I was like, wow, I’m just out here wasting my time. So July 28, 2016, I called my mom and I said to my mom, hey, I’m done with this community work. And then I went into behavioral therapist. Funny enough, right? Nick McGowan (05:49.262)You Cleous GloWry Young (06:03.431)So I’m working with students now in the classroom, right? Helping them with their behavior problem. I’m like, hey, I’m done with the community. Let me just find a population that I know that I’m gonna work with on a day-to-day basis. So I’m in the school now and day by day I’m working with the students, right? And then I look around, I’m like, why is everything academic here? Like, don’t they have anything social context around here? And I kid you not, I sat down and I designed this. Look how funny it is. This is what I actually designed. You see that? It says, be the ant. And I was like, something like this need to be in a classroom where they come and they can see that life is more than just academic. Again, I was coming from a teacher, right? And when you told me as a student, you got an A, I’m not impressed. Because I know the ins and outs of getting an A. It’s nothing difficult. You come to school, pay attention, do your work, participate, you get the A. Nick McGowan (06:35.192)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (06:46.669)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (07:02.129)So when I looked at it, I was like, wow, I’m in here as behavioral therapist helping someone with their behavior. I’m now looking at it from an academic standpoint. Now, like not from teaching, but from a behavior standpoint. And I’m like, why everything in the classroom is so academic? And I sat down and this was the poster that I actually designed. And that literally led me to start looking to go back into community where I just gave up. Nick McGowan (07:24.558)Thanks. Cleous GloWry Young (07:30.011)So that is something that most people don’t know about me. It’s like, Clay C Oatley, you’re doing all these great things. But they would never realize that I’ve given up so many times, not because it’s actually saying hard, because of the redundancy that I keep seeing in the… Nick McGowan (07:46.99)Even just the fact that you consider it giving up and the things are redundant and really the story that you’re telling and how that all worked. You’re making these little shifts and pivots, et cetera. One of the things that I love to nerd out about in my life and obviously here on the show is to take those moments. Like this is sort of a safe space in a sense. We can talk about the craziness and the stuff that’s happened, but this is like a lab where we get to go, well, what actually happened there? Like, what did you do? How does that work? How do we implement it? What changes did we make? Or just watch the damn movie in a sense and go, wow, that was really cool. So I think that’s some of the fun part of living because that’s where we actually get to do the work. Like when you’re in those moments, when that thing comes up and you go, wait a minute, everything’s redundant. This is not what I want to do anymore. You’re kind of still reacting or responding to the situation. And then from there, you really have to rely on the fucking work you’ve done in the past. Cleous GloWry Young (08:20.435)Mmm. Nick McGowan (08:44.846)like these little moments to go, all right, what do we do now? I think of it almost like you’ll have an issue or something that happens and you go, all right, well, that didn’t work out the way I wanted it to. What do I do? Some people will kind of watch their game tape in a sense. Other people will go, I don’t want to go anywhere near it. Like that wasn’t a thing I wanted to do or whatever. And then they run past. So when you talk about giving up, I want us to dive into that a bit because really there are people that have their own businesses. Cleous GloWry Young (09:08.605)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (09:14.646)or there are people that are working for a company or they’ve been in a marriage or a relationship or a system for so long, be it a family system, the whole fucking systems that we’re part of, capitalism and everything else. And they’re starting to look at that and go, and well, shit, I wanna give up, but it’s not really giving up like from the interpretation that you could have right off the bat. I can almost guarantee somebody listened to you say, I give up a bunch. Cleous GloWry Young (09:20.211)don’t wanna. Cleous GloWry Young (09:33.139)I need to give up. Nick McGowan (09:43.266)And then what you say where they’re like, well, that’s not really giving up. That’s like giving into where you should be going. And when I think of giving up, could mean this or that or whatever. When people give things up from a negative perspective, because it was like, it was a hard thing to do or didn’t work for them. I think there are some times where we can look at that and go, fuck man, I gave up. Or yeah, you’re damn right. I gave up on this thing. Instead of saying, I moved that out of the way so I can go do these other things. So breaking down that moment, even 2016 or something that happened as of late of like, all right, well, if you give something up, that’s a big choice that you’re making to say, I’m actually removing this because of all the work that happened underneath. So let’s break that apart a little bit. When you give something up, what’s sort of the, I don’t know. Cleous GloWry Young (10:31.61)much. Nick McGowan (10:40.502)not like the framework or like what the fuck process do you do? But if you really think about it, what are you doing in those moments? Because you feel something, you see something, and then you’re making an actual decision to go, moving you because I’m expecting something else to come along. Or am I off from that? Cleous GloWry Young (10:58.895)So a part of it is going to my interest, which is something that I started to pay attention to. Like, what is it that I’m really interested in? And I think you also hit a nail on the head. It’s like, hey, it has come to a point where it’s it stopped. So I remember going into teaching, it’s like, hey, I was promised all these things. And when I looked at it, it was like, hey, these things are not being fulfilled of what I was promised. So it’s like, hey, you know what? I’m going away. So a part of it was looking at it and saying, hey, these are the things that I’m interested in, but those interests are not being met. So it’s like, hey, I’m going to give this up. Why? Because it’s like, I don’t know, for me, my mindset is set on this. So I grew up in a culture where they say if you love somebody, right, let them go. If they come back, then they were meant for you. So that’s my mindset that, when I give up things, it’s like I have this program in me that says, hey, if it comes back, then it was meant for me. If it doesn’t, then let me look for the next thing. Funny enough, even with my, I’m an author. The first book that I wrote, this was 26 years ago. Even that, I let that go and moved on and actually wrote on different books. I’m up to my 10th book now, right? But what came back actually now was my first book, which I just republished and launched last week. So 26 years later, it came back to me and it’s like, lately I’ve been sitting down and I’ve been paying attention and it’s like, okay, this must have been meant for me because it’s no way that I let it go 26 years ago. And then now it’s now back in my life, like showing me the reality of what I needed to do. to the point now I started to concentrate just on this concept for the last couple of months where I’m like, hey, I got this published now, right? So a part of me is like having your mindset where it’s like, hey, yeah, I’m giving this up, but it’s not giving it up because it’s hard. It’s like, where’s the interest in it for me? Yes, I’m doing these things. I’m doing a great job as a teacher. But again, even when you look at the poster that I created, right? I was in the classroom. Nick McGowan (12:54.062)Hmm. Nick McGowan (13:03.246)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (13:23.183)I’m doing a behavioral therapist work, but then I looked at it as like, where’s my interest? So my interest is not being fulfilled here. And it’s almost like when I started to understand these things now, it’s like, hey, you got a bigger calling on your life. And it’s based on the things that you’re interested in. And then here’s a key component that I never understood until now, right? The reason, so I’m Jamaican. Nick McGowan (13:29.016)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (13:40.896)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (13:52.678)I came here to live in America, say 31 years ago, right? When I came here, my interest was playing soccer, which is called football. Very, very good at playing soccer, right? In high school, very, very good. I wanted to be the next Pelley. At one point, I sat down and I looked at it and I said to myself, what would life be like? to become the next Pele. And when I looked at that, I was like, wow, that’s not something that I’m interested in. And what I did that moment, I gave it up. So when you ask that question, now what I’ve been doing over the years is paying attention to the things that I’m giving up and realizing that it’s not that, it’s not hard. It’s just that my interest is no longer in these things. And it’s like I’m searching for something greater Nick McGowan (14:32.878)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (14:50.683)And the greater can’t come until I give those little things up. And as a soccer player in high school, where it’s like, I even started to sign autograph because people thought that I was going to be this big time player. So there’s this big future waiting for me. And I looked at it and I’m like, hey, I’m not interested in that. Like the lifestyle of being a celebrity, kicking a ball in a goal. And it’s like, at that moment, I was like, no, I don’t want that. I want something more meaningful. I never knew what meaningful meant to me at that particular moment, but I know that being a soccer player, a celebrity, that wasn’t meaningful for me. So I gave it up and I started to look for something more meaningful that has interest in it for me. And the more I kept on going. when I look at my path, I became a teacher, was very good. But it’s like, hey, this is not meaningful. This is not interesting to me. I gave it up. I became a behavioral therapist. Same thing. Nick McGowan (15:31.822)you Nick McGowan (15:50.104)Thank Cleous GloWry Young (15:51.676)So all these years what I’ve been doing, I’ve been giving up things because in the back of my mind it’s like, hey, if you let it go, if it comes back, then it’s meant for you. If it’s not coming back, then the next step now is to search for something greater. And that’s what I’ve been doing, just searching, searching for something greater, right? And it was eight years ago. that I found what I’ve been looking for for the last 26 years. And it has piqued my interest in such a way that it it drives me on a day-to-day basis to say that, hey, this is what I was looking for. I never knew it 26 years ago when I said, hey, I don’t want soccer, right? But I knew that I was looking for something that was meaningful, that intrigues my interest. And it’s like, hey, this is what actually led to now. Nick McGowan (16:23.053)Hmm. Nick McGowan (16:37.934)Sure. Cleous GloWry Young (16:49.267)Eight years ago, I had this breakdown, which they would call depression. And something just came in my spirit and said, hey, look at what is called the black box of an airplane. And while it came in my spirit to look at that, it gave me the instructions of what to do. When I did that, I moved from what is called mental depression to mental aviation. And that alone piqued my interest to say that, wow, I was depressed a few weeks ago, right? And then now I followed this methodology around this blockbusters thing that just virtually came to me, right? As a revelation. And then here’s it that I’m on a whole nother level of thinking now. And that piqued my interest. from eight years ago, I’ve been into this concept of understanding what is called the aviation industry. And I’ve never. Nick McGowan (17:22.509)Mm-hmm. Cleous GloWry Young (17:45.936)never had an interest in saying, hey, let me give up. Because there’s always something that’s making me look at it and say, wow, I need to learn this. This is gonna make me greater. And the more I learned it now, now, going back to the first question that you asked, it’s like looking at it and saying that, hey, this is how I now make a difference in someone else’s life. I use the aviation platform to help them to understand and figure things out now. Nick McGowan (17:56.536)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (18:14.491)so they can get to their destination. Nick McGowan (18:17.998)I think the fact that you talk about interests and asking yourself the like, what’s actually interesting to me and being able to see the self awareness of, well, this is redundant or I don’t want to do these things anymore. The thing that I like to be able to take from whatever we talk about on the show myself or with other people is for somebody to be able to go, right, well, what’s actually going on in my life? What do I get from this? Like, what do I do in my business or my relationships or what have you? And I think the interest is a big thing that a lot of us are really pushed away from because of the systems that we have to deal with. Society here in the States tells us you need to go to school, you need to get a job, you need to have a family, you need to do these things and blah, blah. That’s changing. That actually changed back in like the 90s, but it’s taken now our generation to be able to understand like time out, we need to do things differently. And the context of where things are with technology and just Cleous GloWry Young (19:00.403)Butch. Cleous GloWry Young (19:06.323)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (19:16.448)life in general and all of that. But the interest, it’s a through line for all of our lives that if we look back at what are the things that are interesting to us or what are the things that drive me, I think sometimes we get lost when people ask like, what gives you passion to wake up in the morning and people are like, well, I hate my job, but I really like the money it pays me. So fucking I guess that thing. And I think the big thing that we’re looking at here is like going deeper to that to go, wait a minute, if I pause for a second. and I understand what actually moves me a bit, we can then actually take steps from there. You pointed out with being a soccer player, I had a similar, not similar in a sense, or I wasn’t signing autographs and stuff like that, but I wanted to be a rock star when I was in high school. And I remember thinking like, I’m not gonna do anything else, fuck you guys, fuck your school, I’m gonna go be a rock star, blah, blah, blah. And I remember being probably 18 and registering, I don’t know if I wanna be on tour constantly. Cleous GloWry Young (20:02.099)Hmm Nick McGowan (20:16.334)but I didn’t talk to anybody about it. And I was into all types of drugs. And honestly, if I went on tour, I probably would have been dead within six months. But I remember thinking, I don’t know if I really want to do that. And a couple of years later, actually really diving into that and going, I like traveling, but I don’t want to sleep on a fucking amp. I don’t want to sleep on a bus. I don’t want to do this. I don’t want to do that. And I think the point that I’m making with that is no matter what situation we’re in right now, Cleous GloWry Young (20:23.235)Thank Cleous GloWry Young (20:34.717)playing. Nick McGowan (20:44.866)business, relationship, whatever it is. To take sort of a pros and cons list as one thing, but to understand what actually fuels you, then actually helps us to understand what’s pulling us from the situation. Like you still wanted to teach, but you were being called to do something else, where it wasn’t a major detriment to what you were doing, but it just wasn’t the right vehicle. Like get out of that and jump into something else. And I don’t want people to take from this to go, yeah, all right, well, fuck it, I’m telling that woman tonight, we’re getting a divorce, or I’m telling my boss, he can eat shit right now. Like, that’s not it at all, but being able to understand why do we feel movement inside of us? So when you feel that movement, when you start to feel like there’s something else there, what sort of advice do you give somebody that’s like, I feel there’s something in there, at least like starting to percolate a bit? what advice would you give them to be able to actually move that onto the next path in a healthy way and not just like, I’m gonna burn the whole place down. Cleous GloWry Young (21:44.924)So it starts paying attention to your, and it’s funny that you mentioned these things earlier, that society says, hey, go to school, go get this job. So it’s like, what you look at is like, hey, these are not the things that I’m really interested in. It’s what society has given to me. So what society has given to us, it’s like, hey, my goodness, this is what I’m gonna formulate into. And I’m gonna formulate into somebody that I’m not interested in. So when you look at it now and it’s like, hey, these little things begin to peek inside of you, it’s like, stop and pay attention. Like, pay attention to these little feelings that you’re having inside because this is where everything starts. Yes, you have the money, but if you feel like, wow, I don’t feel like myself, then pay attention to that because it’s like, how do you have all this money but you don’t feel like yourself? Nick McGowan (22:16.526)Mm-hmm. Cleous GloWry Young (22:44.175)Again, going back to what society has given to us, society has given, and I learned this from psychology, that they have given us what they wanted us to formulate into. So society, if you go to the library, what’s the norm that you have to do? You have to be quiet. Why? Because that’s the norm. If you go to the bar, then you start to rile up. What happened is that society has given us all these norms that they want us to participate in, right? And at that moment, it may not be the things that we’re interested in. People are interested in, no matter who you are, you’re interested in getting love. No matter who you are, you’re interested in getting support. No matter who you are, you need some type of interest in someone attending to what is it that you want to do in life. So when we look at it, it’s like society just says, hey, go do this and get this, right? And you get it. And when you look at it, it’s like you’re not fulfilled. Why? Because your interest is never there. They just told you, go do this and you did it. Just like me, I never understood this, but I grew up in Jamaica and soccer was the predominant thing for our culture. So it’s not like I had any other choice to be interested in something else. It’s like, hey, soccer was always around me. So that’s what I became interested in. When I came to America now, when I sat down, it’s like, yeah, I’m playing soccer. I’m doing well, right? But it’s like something inside of me is like, hey, this is it. So when it started to come now, I started to sit down and I’m like, all right. Nick McGowan (24:21.816)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (24:24.883)what’s going on? Then I’m like, all right, what is it gonna be for me to be like the famous soccer player like Pelley? And when I envisioned that and I saw it and I’m like, hey, you have this wealth, you’re popular, you’re famous, all of this. It’s like, hey, that’s not me, that’s not what I want, that’s not what I’m interested in. And I sat down and I was like, hey, I want to do something more meaningful out of life. And that little thing that just came about, I just started to pay attention to it now. What is more meaningful? What is more meaningful? That’s when you started now writing more. Because I started to look at that’s more meaningful than just playing football. It’s like a master now writing. And he’s like, but that’s not it. Let me go into teaching. And I now went into that and it’s like, hey. Nick McGowan (24:51.566)Hmm. Nick McGowan (25:06.402)Yeah. Nick McGowan (25:14.872)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (25:17.883)It’s not it. So it’s like when you have these little things and it took me 26 years to find my interest, but it’s like, hey, when you have this little thing inside of you, it’s like start to pay attention to it. And that’s what I could give anyone as good advice. Pay attention to those little things because it will lead to something greater later on. Nick McGowan (25:39.554)Yeah, I mean, the fact that we all notice things. Obviously I only know my own reality and you only know your own reality and whatever we spew to each other. But all the conversations I have with people, the mentoring or the coaching I get or coaching I give or any of that stuff, or even people here on the show, it’s like, we hear different things and we feel different things. And there are times where Cleous GloWry Young (25:49.779)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (26:07.598)If we had to put an action to it, we basically go, fuck you, I see you, and just turn the other way and run, like, because we don’t want to deal with it. And I always like to ask again, and like the times when I do think of it, I’m aware of it, I’ll grab it like it’s an intruder in my house. Like you’re not going anywhere. I’m not going to let you leave. Let’s figure out why you’re here and what do we do with it. And I don’t think people need to be that intense with it. And I’ve actually calmed down a little bit because the first… Little while I did that, it was too much where I’d be fucked up for like a day or so, because I’m like working on this thing. But if we are aware of those things and it keeps coming back, do something with it. If you have to have a conversation with somebody and it’s tough, sometimes it’s just a matter of saying, I don’t know how to talk about this, but I feel I need to because it keeps coming back. I think that’s a big thing that you’re pointing out of like, I saw that I was interested in these things. I did these things and then I realized like that’s a step onto the next path and not in like a cheesy leadershipy sort of way like this is a step to success but like you do a thing and go, cool, this is in the end all be all. I feel like this is a part to what happens next but because of that, you’ve made those other decisions that have led to that sort of stuff and I think sometimes like the mindset portion of this is that people will get stuck and like today sucks, sure. Cleous GloWry Young (27:09.01)Mm-hmm. Nick McGowan (27:33.282)Today may suck and like this week or this season or whatever. But for those people that are saying, look, I’m struggling. I can understand that I need to be aware of these things and work through it specifically for the people that are trying to figure out their own version of self mastery. What advice do you give to them? Cleous GloWry Young (27:51.316)So, you know, as I said, 26 years ago, I had this inclination inside of me, right? That I want to do something more meaningful out of life. And I look at that now and I can see it, that has been my, what you would say, compass. So even though I gave up teaching, even though I gave up being a behavioral therapist, even though I gave up soccer and stuff like that, The context was that hey, I had something in the background that was my compass. So no matter what I gave up, it’s like something was still guiding me on that path until I found it now 26 years later. So when you’re on this self-mastery, now I look back, right? And everything that I’ve done, I’ve said thank you because I needed to do it. I needed to give up that teaching otherwise I wouldn’t have been here and I don’t look at it and say that was a bad experience. No. Even when I went through the depression I was blaming some friends. When I sat back and started to look now and it’s like hey this is beyond my friends right? This goes back to my childhood. And when I started to look at that now before I was blaming my friends and like hey they did these things behind my back and Now that I found out I was so old, like I went into a state of now I was high. And then now I went into a low state because I found out that like one of my business partners did this thing behind my back, right? And that’s what led me to this depressional state. But when I looked at it now and started to peel back certain things and go back, it was like, wow, you know what? Thank you. Because if you never did that, then what happened, this black box revelation wouldn’t even come in my journey. Now I’m having this interest in this black box theory, right? So when I look back at it now, I just go back and I’m like, wow, you know, it was bad. Yeah, the depression was bad. But guess what? It was needed. You know, I gave up teaching, but guess what? It was needed. You know, I gave up being a behavioral. All of these steps that I’ve done in the last 26 years, they were needed. Nick McGowan (29:42.478)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (30:00.948)Even though at that time they were painful and whatever. But going back to 26 years ago, I had this one little thing inside of me that says, hey, this is the compass. You need something more meaningful out of life. And that became a mindset and it just guided me to where I’m at right now. So anyone that’s looking for like a self mastery stuff like even for me now, yeah. I found my interest but it’s like now I’m working on how do I master it. But I set a vision from 26 years ago that says, this is what I want. I want something more meaningful. And all these things for me was just a trial and error. that’s why I said it wasn’t hard for me to give it up because it was like, hey, this is not what I want. Why am I saying that? Because I know that Nick McGowan (30:30.702)Yeah Cleous GloWry Young (30:51.635)A couple years ago, I said I wanted something more meaningful and when I look at the equation of what I was getting, I was like, this is not meaningful. All right, let me let that go and get to somewhere else. And all of that now I started to know what is called, so I learned about this and going back to this, you remember I said about interest. Now talking to someone from a financial standpoint, right? We talk about what is called compounding interest. And compounding interest is when you make an investment and that starts to compound. The interest starts to compound and it gives you more. So for me, it’s like I started to look at it. I’m like, wow, 26 years ago, everything that I did, it was like a compounding result to get me to this what is called a compound interest. It’s like I made an investment 26 years ago and now I’m seeing the results of all the things. And yes, I didn’t get the results when I was a teacher. Nick McGowan (31:40.172)Hmm. Cleous GloWry Young (31:49.01)I didn’t get the results when I was a soccer All these things I didn’t get the results, right? But it was what is called a compounding effect So the things that I did here, the things that I did there Everything was needed to the point of where am I today? And I know people don’t say this like, my life is perfect And that’s to them For me I could say my life is perfect Why? Because even with the downs, the ups, the left, the right Nick McGowan (31:49.07)you Nick McGowan (31:58.038)Yeah. Nick McGowan (32:08.782)the Cleous GloWry Young (32:17.957)I set out 26 years ago to accumulate something in my life and that’s where I’m at now. Like, perfectly. I’m not one mile off or one decision off. I’m perfect to where I said, hey, this is what I wanted 26 years ago. So it’s like life is perfect. Do I have everything that I need? No. Do I always get everything that I need? No. But guess what? 26 years ago when I said I wanted my life to be meaningful, Nick McGowan (32:33.741)Hmm. Cleous GloWry Young (32:46.771)My life is meaningful today and not only can I figure things out for myself, I help others to figure things out for themselves. And to me, that is what my meaningfulness is all about. How could I make my life better for somebody else? When I look back at soccer, I was like, hey, when I become a celebrity, that’s me. When I make all this money, that’s me. That’s not meaningful to me. I want my life to be relevant to somebody else. Nick McGowan (33:03.49)Yeah. Nick McGowan (33:08.332)Hmm. Cleous GloWry Young (33:15.793)and that’s what I’ve done in the last 26 years. So anyone that’s out there that’s looking for self-mastery, it’s a journey of up, it’s a journey of down, it’s a journey of left. You’re going to cry, you’re going to feel like giving up all of that, but it’s all a part of the process. And I wish I had someone there that could actually give me these advice. Akhiles, when you’re going through that hard times, right? Nick McGowan (33:29.508)Thank Cleous GloWry Young (33:42.844)is not to think about, this is the end of your story. But that’s what’s needed for you to go to the next chapter. And chapter by chapter, your life is like a book in this world. Chapter one, you start out with this. Chapter two, and by the time you finish your life in this, you’re supposed to complete a book. Why? Because that book is gonna be given to somebody else now. So your life is gone. Nick McGowan (33:50.929)Yeah. Cleous GloWry Young (34:09.341)but that book can now be given to somebody else and said, hey, this is what Cleos did. And it made a significant difference for him. You can read this book now about his life. And then now you have some type of path that you can actually go on to discover your path and begin to figure things out. And for me, that’s what I could tell anyone. Nick McGowan (34:32.617)Yeah, what a great way to put that too, especially to think of the legacy component of that. Even if it’s not an actual physical book or digital book or what have you, there’s still lessons and things that I think people that are within our circles see and take from us, even if we’re not freely giving it out, we’re just being who we are. And for us to be able to be aware of that to go, this thing feels off to me, or it feels right to me, or I’ve noticed this, like, I hope that somebody listens to this and goes, damn, I keep hearing these things and now I’m hearing a podcast episode about it. Like there’s something to it, you know, like great, go do something with it. Like here’s your chance, you know? So Cletus, man, I really appreciate you being here today. Before I let you go, where can people find you and where can they connect with you? Cleous GloWry Young (35:04.733)So, Cleous GloWry Young (35:18.353)So I’m on the different social medias. They can go on either say LinkedIn or what is called Facebook or Instagram or TikTok. And you can find me there under my name, Cleus Young or the Airport Adventure or the Mountain of Miracles. Those are things that are used to actually identify me. I’m currently in Philadelphia, but I travel with different. go to different places and stuff like that. So if people are interested in me coming out, I could come to the different locations as well. But Philadelphia is my base and it’s been a journey here. Even that, it’s like learning about who I am in this city called Philadelphia. Like learning how to master yourself in Philadelphia. So anyone that’s interested, if they’re in the Philadelphia area, I do monthly events here. They can reach out to me. through any one of the social medias. You want to contact information as well, like phone number. Cleous GloWry Young (36:26.383)Okay. Yeah. So, and then just to what you just said about the book, right? You know, the Bible is a book. The Bhagavad Gita is a book. The Quran is a book. These are all stories that are put together to show that, this is what others have done. You can learn from it. And it’s like for me, that’s all my life is. It’s like… Yeah, I write books, but I also want my life to be that book that somebody can open up afterwards when I’m gone. And it’s like, hey, this is what I could learn from this person who was here once ago. So that’s life. And to me, that’s what meaning is. Not only when you’re on here on Earth, but when you leave and you go, you can still have meaning here to somebody who is gonna take a new path to life. Nick McGowan (37:20.28)Yeah. Awesome, man. I appreciate you being on today. Thank you so much for your time today. Cleous GloWry Young (37:24.973)And thank you for having me.

For episode 419 Carlos Manaça recorded one hour full of Afro House new releases ending with “Tell Me” from Julian Emanuel, out on Magna Recordings.Check “Trip To Lisboa EP” by Chris Campos & Tony Villacorta out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 Liva K, OVEOUS - Blessings (Original Mix) - Crosstown Rebels02 Leon Blaq - The Rhythm Drum  (Original Mix) - Stealth Records03 David Tort - La Noche Es Nuestra (Vocal Mix) - MoTL Records04 Kintar, Randoree - People In The Back (Original Mix) - Summerians Music05 RBØR, Non Grata (GR) - Dogs On Acid (Extended Mix) - Deep Root Tribe06 Syntheticsax, Disla, Danis - Man With The Red Face (Extended Mix) - Go Deeva Light Records07 Guitos Live feat. Idd Aziz - Djembefola - Carlos Manaça Extended Mix - Magna Recordings08 Shake Coconut - Work That (Original Mix) - HoTL Records09 Adriano Longi, Chris Campos, Tomy Villacorta - Zoo Liu  (Original Mix) - Transmit Recordings10 Genairo Nvilla - Aries - King Of Drums11 Bontan - Forever (Original Mix) - North Drum12 JULIAN EMANUEL - Tell Me - Extended Mix - Magna Recordings

- Ford in Early Defense Talks with Trump Administration - Rivian Scales Back Georgia Plant Production - Nissan Cancels Mississippi EV Plans - BYD Eyes Volkswagen Dresden Plant for German Production - UAW Mismanagement Leads To $80 Million Lost Return - Hyundai Launches New Pleos Connect Infotainment System - Hyundai And Kia Sales Drop May Signal Market Slowdown - Ford Uses Robot Dogs to Train Plant Apprentices - Magna's Profits Plunge Despite Rise in Revenue

- Ford in Early Defense Talks with Trump Administration - Rivian Scales Back Georgia Plant Production - Nissan Cancels Mississippi EV Plans - BYD Eyes Volkswagen Dresden Plant for German Production - UAW Mismanagement Leads To $80 Million Lost Return - Hyundai Launches New Pleos Connect Infotainment System - Hyundai And Kia Sales Drop May Signal Market Slowdown - Ford Uses Robot Dogs to Train Plant Apprentices - Magna's Profits Plunge Despite Rise in Revenue

This week we have a freshly recorded set by Carlos Manaça with a lot of new Tech House promos and releases.Check “Trip To Lisboa EP” by Chris Campos & Tony Villacorta out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 Bullet Time, Byred - Handzup (Original Mix) - Magna Recordings Promo02 Baggi, Chico Rose (NL) - Beep Beep (Original Mix) - Hottrax03 Chris Campos,Tomy Villacorta - Lisboa (Original Mix) - Magna Recordings04 Byred - Underground NRG - Original Mix - Magna Recordings Promo05 RSquared - Aeroplane Mode (Original Mix) - Deeperfect06 Dj Boris - Carissima (Original Mix) - Transmit Recordings Promo07 Chris Valencia - Set It Off (DT Mix) - Motl Promo08 Wh0 & James Hurr - Out The Door (Extended Mix) - 09 Alaia & Gallo - Perfect Love (Extended Mix) - Toolroom10 G Mat - Feel The Beat - Original Mix - Magna Recordings11 David Tort, Emcy - Unique (Extended) [HoTL Records]12 Nic Fanciulli - Revolution (Extended Mix) - Saved Records13 Hatiras - Hypnotized (Extended Mix) - Toolroom

MSD's Trevor Hall travelled to the Sudbury Basin this week with the team from Magna Mining. This interview with CEO Jason Jessup, took place following an underground visit to the McCreedy West Mine on Tuesday and prior to a visit to the Levack Mine, currently in development, on Wednesday. Jason and Trevor discuss the importance of McCreedy crashflow as the company continues to progress Levack towards a new PEA and restart decision. The conversation also focuses on the culture of Magna within the basin and their unique approach to exploration and resource development.

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In this episode of the Miami Tech Pod, we sit down with Bruno Faviero, founder of Magna, the “Carta for crypto tokens,” to unpack how he built critical infrastructure for the web3 economy and navigated a rollercoaster journey from early traction through the crypto crash to a successful acquisition by Kraken / Payward. This conversation goes deep on building in emerging markets, scaling too fast, and what founders actually get wrong when raising capital.We cover: How Magna became the system of record for token ownership—and why tokens could replace equity  The brutal reality of building through the Terra/Luna and FTX crashes  Lessons from raising too much capital too early (and the cost of overhiring)  Tactical advice on negotiating with VCs — and avoiding getting taken advantage of  Why being a founder might be overrated (and when it's actually worth it)  What Miami still needs to become a true global crypto hub If you're building, fundraising, or thinking about starting something in today's market, this episode is packed with hard-earned lessons. Tune in to hear the full story.

Episode 417 has another special guest from Canada. Chris Campos is one of the talented new Toronto Tech House producers with releases on labels like Transmit Recordings, HoTL Records, Rawthentic and a great “6am In the 6ix EP” last year on Magna.On this week's episode he presents a great Tech House set, full of his own tracks highlighting “Trip To Lisboa EP” his release with Tomy Villacorta out last week on Magna.Check “Trip To Lisboa EP” by Chris Campos & Tony Villacorta out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info at https://soundcloud.com/chriscamposofficialhttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01. ID - ID02. Chris Campos, Quim - Got Love (Original mix)03. Chris Campos, Tomy Villacorta - Lisboa (Original mix)04. Malcolm Zeller - Takes Two (Original Mix)05. Chris Campos, Tomy Villacorta - Inside Your Brain (Original mix)06. David Herrero - Shanti (Takin, Chris Campos Remix)07. Marco Faraone, William Kiss - Freaks (Original Mix)08. Abraham (ES), S.Hai - Juicy (Original Mix)09. Rafa Barrios - Rhythm Is That (Original Mix)10. Dank, Diezel, Tomy Villacorta - The Underground (Original Mix) 11. Viot - Ritual (Extended Mix)12. David Tort, Chris Campos - Let's Talk About House (Original mix)13. Eran Hersh, Tekkman, DJ Freespirit - Tik Tok (Extended Mix)14. OKEN (ES) - Lipsomaniac (David Tort MoTL Mix) 15. Chris Campos - One Thing (Original mix)

Jason Jessup, CEO and Director of Magna Mining (TSX.V: NICU) (OTCQX: MGMNF), joins me for an overall exploration and development update at the prior-producing Levack Mine, to map out what the pathway to restarting production would entail.   We also touch upon the coming TSX uplisting process, operations at McCreedy West, and how rising nickel prices factor into initiatives at their Projects located in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.    We reviewed the continued high-grade drill results across copper, nickel, platinum, palladium, gold, and silver in more recent assays returned from the ongoing exploration and development work at the Levack Mine.     Levack R2 Zone new assay results include:   -- MLV-26-14A W1 – returned 23.2% Cu, 5.6% Ni, 21.4 g/t Pt+Pd+Au, 225.0 g/t Ag over 2.4 metres, from 975.9 metres down hole,  And 10.7% Cu, 1.5% Ni, 14.7 g/t Pt+Pd+Au, 67.1 g/t Ag over 2.1 metres, from 1026.9 metres down hole Including, 29.6% Cu, 4.0% Ni, 32.4 g/t Pt+Pd+Au, 181.0 g/t Ag over 0.7 metres, from 1028.3 metres down hole                       -- FNX6083-W5 – returned 5.7% Cu, 13.7% Ni, 11.2 g/t Pt+Pd+Au, 28.0 g/t Ag over 0.4 metres, from 1117.7 metres down hole   The Company is planning to release a Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”) for the Levack Mine in parallel with work to re-establish ore and waste hoisting capabilities during 2026.  At present those economics will not include the high-grade drilling completed to date at the R2 Footwall Zone. Jason highlights that a development drift is going to be implemented to support ongoing underground exploration of this area, for the potential of future implementation into development plans.   Next we discuss what the higher nickel prices seen recently could mean for the profitability of certain zones at both Levack and McCreedy West, if they persist.  This opens up a broader review of the mineralized variability seen in different areas of each underground mine and in the defined deposits.   Wrapping up we talk about the importance and value of their human capital, beyond just the mineralized inventory.   The company has staffed from around 28 employees to around 250 employees in just the last 2 years, and is excited about all the growth still on tap for expanding McCreedy West, developing Levack and Crean Hill, and even some regional exploration on projects like Kirkwood.     If you have questions for Jason regarding Magna Mining, then please email me at Shad@kereport.com.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Magna Mining at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.    Click here to follow along with the news at Magna Mining   For more market commentary & interview summaries, subscribe to our Substacks:   The KE Report: https://kereport.substack.com/ Shad's resource market commentary: https://excelsiorprosperity.substack.com/     Investment disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security. Investing in equities and commodities involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Guests and hosts may own shares in companies mentioned, and companies profiled may be sponsors of the KE Report.

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This week we have a special guest from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. Tony Villacorta is based in Montreal, Canada, and has several big releases on our label.On episode 416 he delivers a Tech House latin influenced set including “Trip Tp Lisboa EP” his new release on Magna with Chris Campos.Check Magna's new release “Trip To Lisboa EP” by Chris Campos & Tony Villacorta out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/tomyvillacortahttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 - Manybeat - Likemastik (Original Mix) 02 - Submission - Women Beat Their Man vs M. Rodriguez (Tomy Villacorta Mashup 2026) 03 - Chris Campos,Tomy Villacorta,Ray MD - Pequeñita (Original Mix) (Unreleased)  04 - Boogle - Wasted (Original Mix) 05 - Gerardo Corona - El Zua (Mr. Toad) (Original Mix) 07 - Dj Shakur - Candies (Original Mix) 08 - Nicole Fiallo - Magic City (Original Mix) 09 - Tektonauts, Armandd G -  Kind Of Afro (Original Mix)10 - OKEN (ES) - Lipsomaniac (David Tort MoTL Mix) 11 - Chris Campos,Tomy Villacorta - Trip To Lisboa (Original Mix) 12 - Chris Campos,Tomy Villacorta - Inside Your Brain (Original Mix) 13 - Chris Campos,Tomy Villacorta, Ray MD - Close Enough (Original Mix) 14 - Federico Guttadauro - Que Pasa (Original Mix) 15 - Gerardo Corona - Virush (Original Mix)

- Ford Renovates Historic Product Center - Radical Propeller Design 30% More Efficient - Porsche Sales Fall, But Not 911 - BYD Off Brazil's “Shame” List - Hyundai Launches Ioniq Brand in China With 2 Concepts - Magna Sells Lighting and Roof Business - Honda's 2,400-LB Mini EV - GM's DMS Will Stop Car with Distracted Driver - Geely Stock Up 50% Since Iran War

- Ford Renovates Historic Product Center - Radical Propeller Design 30% More Efficient - Porsche Sales Fall, But Not 911 - BYD Off Brazil's “Shame” List - Hyundai Launches Ioniq Brand in China With 2 Concepts - Magna Sells Lighting and Roof Business - Honda's 2,400-LB Mini EV - GM's DMS Will Stop Car with Distracted Driver - Geely Stock Up 50% Since Iran War

On episode 415 we travel to the 90's and early 2000's with an hour full of House Music classics recorded by Carlos Manaça.Check Magna's new release “Sexy EP” by Diego Palacio & Richard C out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST:01 – Carlos Manaça, Chus & Ceballos – The Strong Rhythm (Urban Tribes Remix) – Stereo Productions02 – Paul Jays – Spiritual Battery (Extended Lithium Mix) - Magna Recordings03 – Joeski, DJ Chus – El Amor (Mucho Drumx Mix) – Maya Records04 – Joeski, DJ Chus – El Amor (Acapella) – Maya Records05 – K-Scope 3 – Latin Blues - Twisted06 – River Ocean feat. India – Love & Hapiness (Original Mix) – Stricly Rhythm07 – River Ocean feat. India – Love & Hapiness (Original Beats Mix) – Stricly Rhythm08 – Sandy B – Make The World Go Round (Deep Dish Vocal Mix) – Champion Records09 – De'Lacy - Hideaway (Deep Dish Remix) – Slip N'Slide10 – Lil Mo Yin Yang – Reach (“Little” More Mix) – Stricly Rhythm11 – Lil Mo Yin Yang – Reach (Yin Yang Beats) – Stricly Rhythm12 – Chris Coco – La Isla (Latin Dub Mix) – Other Records13 – DJ Dozia – Pop Culture (Original Mix) - Ovum

Magna Mining CEO Jason Jessup provides an update on the company's operations, development projects, and market outlook amidst market volatility. Key topics include project progress at McCreedy and Lavack, market impacts on metals prices, and strategic plans for 2026.

This week DJ and producer Diego Palacio is back on our Radio Show with an hour full of latin influenced tracks.Check his new release “Sexy EP” with Richard C out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://www.instagram.com/diegopalaciodjhttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 - Aaron Sevilla, Daniel Matheus, Bella Jacob, Angel Jimenez - Besame Mucho (Extended Edit) (Sunset Gathering)02 - Oliver Gil, Peppe Citarella, Aaron Sevilla, P.Rivas - La Saeta (Original Mix) (AFRODISE)03 - Oliver Gil, P.Rivas, Claudia León - Mi Cuba (Original Mix) (Sunset Gathering)04 - Aaron Sevilla, ARKADYAN, P.Rivas - Aventureros (Original Mix) (AFRODISE)05 - Angel Rodriguez, Peppe Citarella, Sergei Rez, Aaron Sevilla - MI GITANA (Extended Mix) (UNION RECORDS (IT) 06 - Aaron Sevilla, Bogdan DLP - Aladam (Afro Mix) (AFRODISE)07 - Badrops, Wrigley - Wahdi (Orignal Mix) (Sunset Gathering)08 - Atamu, GALLUCCI - Flamenco (Original Mix) (Sunset Gathering)09 - Aaron Sevilla, Simea, Dan Tanev - Daniro (Original Mix) (AFRODISE)10 - Eden Shalev, Cafe De Anatolia - Ayha (Extended Mix) (Cafe De Anatolia REC.)11 - Alan Martz - Dark Zurna (Original Mix) (FUTURA GROOVE RECORDS)12 - DJ Jarell, Andres Hernandez (ES) - Al Paso (Original Mix) (Sunset Gathering)13 - Joy Marquez - Show Me Love (Original Mix) (FUTURA GROOVE RECORDS)14 - UAHI - Whoo (DJ Jarell Remix) (Rising Sun)

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- EU Gas Spike Raises Used EV Interest - Honda Motorcycles Under Pressure from Chinese - Toyota Tells Suppliers to Boost Productivity or Risk Survival - Robotaxis Could Cut Private Car Sales by 30% - Magna Turns to Chinese to Help Save Austrian Plant - China Price War Destroying Dealer Profits - Skoda Leaving China Altogether - Hyundai Plans Aggressive Growth - Jeep Off-Road Event Also Important for Designers

- EU Gas Spike Raises Used EV Interest - Honda Motorcycles Under Pressure from Chinese - Toyota Tells Suppliers to Boost Productivity or Risk Survival - Robotaxis Could Cut Private Car Sales by 30% - Magna Turns to Chinese to Help Save Austrian Plant - China Price War Destroying Dealer Profits - Skoda Leaving China Altogether - Hyundai Plans Aggressive Growth - Jeep Off-Road Event Also Important for Designers

Sharath Reddy, Senior Vice President of Corporate R&D at Magna, joins Michael Cason, Senior Engineer at Munro, for a deep dive into the evolving world of EV development. As electrification accelerates, the conversation explores the shift from component level design to fully integrated systems level engineering and what that means for the future of vehicle innovation. They also unpack the growing role of software and ADAS in shaping next generation vehicles and how these technologies are redefining performance, safety, and vehicle identity.Munro Live is the media division of Munro & Associates, an engineering consulting firm with a design-first approach. At Munro, we specialize in costing, benchmarking, and product & manufacturing optimization, helping our clients reimagine their products and processes to achieve better business outcomes—driving down costs while increasing efficiency, performance, and quality.At the core of our work is Lean Design®, our proprietary methodology that optimizes design efficiency and consistently delivers exceptional ROI for our clients.Munro - Home of Lean Designhttps://leandesign.com/

On episode 413 we have another debut on our Radio Show and Podcast. Richard C comes from Oporto, Portugal, to deliver a great Tech House set full of latin influences.Check “Sexy EP” his new release with Dj Diego Palacio & Richard C out now on Magna !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://www.instagram.com/richard_c_ofhttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01: Acid Harry- Favela ( Stashed Cutz) 02: Dario Nunez, Javi Colina- Tiki Tiki (Extended Mix) (Toolroom Trax)03: Nolek- Tambores (Hotl Records) 04: Leeb, Nolek, 4Rain- Feel Da Bongo (Hotl Records)05: Acid Harry- Ay Papi (Hellbent Records)06: Nolek- Ke Tu Kiere (Toolroom Trax)07: Sowel- Insane Thing (Hotl Records08: Daveartt- Yo Quiero Uma Nena (Jesus Fernandez Remix) (Spinnin Records)09: Jesus Fernandez- Old Skool (Extended Mix) (Toolroom Trax)10: Nolek- Welcome To The Jungle (Club Bad)11: Les Castizos, Moyan- Chamaquito (Hotl Records)12: David Tort, Nolek- Dance To The Rhythm (Hotl Records)13: David Tort, Oken (ES)- Jungle Of Mirror (Hotl Records)14: Nolek- Taka Taka (feat. Lyon Monster) (Hotl Records)15: Richard C, Diego Palacio- Moto (Magna Recordings)

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This week we have a freshly recorded Tech House and Techno set recorded by Carlos Manaça last March 7th at Discotech in Freamunde, near Oporto, Portugal, in an event presenting Alter Ego, a new event company based in the north of the country.Check Magna's new release by Dj Diego Palacio & Richard C “Sexy EP” out now !https://linktr.ee/magnarecordingsMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanaca

Episode 411 is full of new releases and Tech promos in an exclusive studio mix recorded by Carlos Manaça.Check Magna's upcoming release by Dj Diego Palacio & Richard C “Sexy EP” now on pre-order on Beatport https://bit.ly/RichardCDiegoPalacioSexyEP_BeatportMore info athttps://linktr.ee/carlosmanacahttps://linktr.ee/magnarecordingshttps://music.beepd.co/card/carlosmanacaTRACKLIST01 DANK,DIEZEL,Tomy Villacorta - The Underground (Original Mix) [Funky Element]02 Tektonauts - Tribal Calling (Extended) [HoTL Records]03 David Tort, Emcy - Unique (Extended) [HoTL Records]04 Tommy Myst feat. Patricia Starr Nocturnal NYC (Extended Mix) [Magna]05 Huxley x AndThen Head On (Extended Mix) [Adesso Music]06 Francisco Allendes Post Sweat  (Original Mix) [There Is A Light]07 David Tort, Chris Campos Let's Talk About House [HoTL Records]08 Tektonauts - Lazer Drums (Extended) [HoTL Records]09 David Tort - SERT (Extended) [MoTL]10 David Tort - Come With Me (OKEN vs David Tort) [HoTL]11 Gianni Ruocco, Le Roi Carmona, Carabetta - Detroit Underground (Original Mix) [Transmit]12 G Mat Body Sliddin' - (Original Mix) [Magna]13 Housetown - Happy On E (Massivedrum) [Kaos]

In this episode, Mark R. Williams, Chief Executive Officer at Magna Legal Services, shares his journey from global law firm leadership to running a private equity backed legal services platform. He discusses technology and AI adoption, disciplined growth through M&A, working with financial sponsors, and the leadership principles that drive client value and culture at […]

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