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In this podcast we interview Matthew Benjamin (also known in the music world as Bushwacka). Matthew is a DJ, producer, recording artist and performer. We discuss Matthews personal life changing journey from addiction to finding personal acceptance, compassion, forgiveness and recovery. Recently trained as a psychotherapist, Matthew set up his therapy business with his wife Belinda Matwali, spiritual meditation and inner work mentor and guide (interviewed in Episode 18). In this podcast, Matthew shares how he uses his love for music to help the people he works with to help them find personal acceptance, compassion and forgiveness. He discusses his latest venture Audio Intentions, using binaural beats and positive affirmations to turn self-limiting beliefs into positive and liberating ones and the importance of music in creating the right state for learning and growth.The Chief Psychology Officer website is now available https://www.thecpo.co.uk/Please like and follow Zircon for more podcasts and articles at https://www.linkedin.com/company/zircon-consulting-ltd/To contact Amanda via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/amandapotterzirconTo contact Matthew via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/matthew-benjamin-20b671165To contact Amanda via email: TheCPO@zircon-mc.co.ukMatthew Benjamin email: info@listenuptherapy.com, web:  www.listenuptherapy.comTimestampsThe Role of Music in Therapy·       00:00 – Introduction to the Role of Music in Therapy·       01:02 – Transitioning Careers·       01:44 – The Prodigy·       03:58 – Welcome to the club(s)·       04:57 – It was a pretty crazy time·       05:31 – Why Psychotherapy?Rising through the underworld·       06:06 – I wasn't born slippy, but the road to success certainly was…·       09:23 – The seed that grew into an idea·       10:26 – Powerful healing·       11:37 – Imposter Syndrome revisited·       12:44 – Why the need to be so drastic?·       13:49 – Living the party life… seriously·       14:25 – Bring parts of yourself to the role·       15:26 – The Cooley Looking Glass Self·       16:27 – Bringing in Neuroscience!Audio Intention·       17:03 – Psychotherapy + Music = Audio Intention·       18:12 – Binaural Beats & Positive Affirmations·       19:12 – What are Binaural Beats?·       20:30 – Who said it exactly?·       21:53 – The way of the voice·       24:01 – It works!·       24:36 – 10 minutes; no more, no less·       25:07 – Music apheliaWhat does it all mean?·       26:29 – Finding the meaning·       27:34 – Matthew quite agrees with first person dialogue·       28:51 – Liberating beliefs·       31:49 – A step beyond limiting beliefs·       32:37 – The science behind enjoying music·       34:09 – Can you please concentrate!I can see clearly now!·       36:08 – It's all subjective·       37:10 – The power of repetition·       39:44 – Balancing the Music with Psychotherapy·       41:41 – 5 series, and counting…·       42:19 – Final thoughts?

05 September 2021: Helen discusses the benefits of raising multi-lingual children with Nadia Wehbe of Baby Arabia, child psychologist Dr. Haneen Jarrar, and mum of four and a polyglot herself Corona.  Paediatric orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Spence and paediatric physiotherapist Johann Delport tag team today's on-air clinic, answering questions about clicking knees, hereditary bone conditions and many more.  Are we overscheduling for our kids? Sidiqa Sohail, founder of Magical Childhood, tells parents to take a long hard look at their kids' calendars. "Where does my child's uniform come from?" Matthew Benjamin, founder of Kapes, says it's time for parents to ask this question.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In times of COVID-19, isolation, loss of income, fear and uncertainty about the future have taken a heavy toll on all of our mental health. However, there are aspects of working in dance music that can compound problems and prevent people from reaching out for help. In this episode, Tristan Hunt from the Association for Electronic Music and Matthew Benjamin aka Bushwacka share their personal journey with mental health, tips on how to mentally cope with this pandemic and what needs to be done to create a post-COVID-19 industry where musicians struggle less with their mental health. Follow Attack Magazine: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/attackmag/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/attackmag/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/attackmag1 Newsletter: https://www.attackmagazine.com/ Follow Clara Löffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clara.loeffler Follow AFEM: https://associationforelectronicmusic.org/ Follow Bushwacka: https://bushwacka.bandcamp.com/album/listen-up-vol-1

In this talk, Matthew will discuss how, having spent the past 10 years working in bespoke menswear, the last 3 running his own business with sustainability being a big driver, he decided to take this into school uniforms where the potential for positive impact is so much bigger. At the moment uniforms have a huge environmental impact and aren't good for the kids wearing them, and he’s decided to make a change in that system. Covid isn't just about pivoting, it is about pivoting to business models that are going to help solve the climate crisis that we face, and he plans to take us through the steps of how his business did just that. Matthew Benjamin was born and raised in London. His father is from Guyana, and although his mother was born in the UK, her parents are from Jamaica. With a dad hailing from the Caribbean, he grew up playing cricket and the Windies are his team. He studied Advertising in the UK before going to study an MBA in Luxury Management at the International University of Monaco. His career started in London, working for the largest custom clothing company in the world, Tom James, which led him to come to Dubai, to open and run an office for them, becoming one of the youngest in the history of the company to do so. In 2017 he started Benjamin Siggers, a bespoke menswear business with sustainability at its core. As his passion for sustainability grew, so did his ambition to make more of an impact, which has resulted in him starting Kapes.

In this episode of Dubai Works, we interview Matthew Benjamin, Founder and CEO of Kapes to talk about the story of Kapes, how the idea started out, how it's going Modern Retail Business and how are the D-To-C trends, drop shipping. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dubai-works/message

In this episode of Dubai Works, we interview Matthew Benjamin, Founder and CEO of Kapes to talk about the story of Kapes, how the idea started out, how it's going Modern Retail Business and how are the D-To-C trends, drop shipping. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dubai-works/message

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We're back for a very special episode of the Finish More Music Podcast, where this week I'm delighted to be joined once again by Matthew Benjamin, (AKA Bushwacka!), and his partner Belinda Matwali. I've got them on the show because I heard about their brand new concept which harnesses the joint power of therapy and meditation to help creatives overcome the challenges holding them back, and live more empowered and energetic lives. I've talked to the power of therapy and meditation here on the show MANY times before, so I was super intrigued to find out what it was all about… And if you're wondering what any of this has got to do with finishing more music - well, it has EVERYTHING to do with it. Because the core principles that Matthew and Belinda teach and are now sharing with the world are principles that can be applied to anyone, but especially beneficial to creative types.

In this special episode we talk to CEO & Founder of Kapes: Matthew Benjamin alongside our very own Seb Francis who is also a Co Founder of Kapes. See the Episode on youtube here: https://youtu.be/SfCS2NNZTfQ "If you want a business that's going to be thriving in 20 ,30, 40, 50 years from now, then you got too, from a logical point of view, get sustainability in there from the start"! As you can see this episode is slightly different for two reasons. One, it's our first face to face interview as both founders are now based in Dubai. Two, Seb has invested in this company and is also the Co Founder working alongside the other Co Founders Matthew Benjamin and Michael Bennett. We learn in this episode all about Kapes and it's CEO Matthew and we see why Seb was attracted to the investment opportunity. Kapes is the world's most sustainable school uniform company. This is their WHY: "Kapes was born from wanting to find a way to fight the climate crisis and revolutionise the school uniform market at the same time. We place sustainability at the heart of everything we do, to help give a brighter future to as many children as possible. That’s also why for every uniform sold, we give a free one to a child in need. This helps children stay in school, giving them a better chance to rise out of poverty. And by teaching Kapes kids about how their clothes are made and how the people who make them are treated, we hope to influence a new generation of conscious consumers. But perhaps best of all, they can see how the simple act of wearing their Kapes uniform is already helping the planet and other kids all around the world." Matt is the CEO and founder of Kapes. He has been working in the clothing and textiles industry since 2010, starting out with Tom James (the world's largest custom clothing company) before launching sustainable menswear tailor Benjamin Siggers in 2017. In founding Kapes, Matt has combined his expertise for finding sustainable textile solutions with his natural passion for helping the next generation. He strongly believes in educating children to be more connected to the clothes they wear, the people who make them and the places they are made. Originally from London, he has resided in the UAE since 2012. Matt is an avid sports lover and a big fan of the West Indies cricket team. Kapes also gives back! They are passionate about helping all children fulfil their potential, so they can grow up to become the future change makers the world really needs. That's why Kapes gives away a free school uniform for every one they sell. See the website here: https://kapes.co/ In this episode we cover: Sustainability Business Growth Entrepreneurship Matt's journey Internationalisation Exporting Black Lives Matter Black History Month And much more... We hope you enjoy the episode and please subscribe to our podcast. New episode every Wednesday. — — — — Remember to follow us on our social channels below where we deliver you valuable tips, tricks and content daily! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/threepointfiveX/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/threepointfivex/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/threepointfivex LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/threepointfivex/

We're keeping up the momentum with the legends joining us on the Finish More Music Podcast this week as we welcome Matthew Benjamin, AKA Bushwacka! From early beginnings at the London School Symphony Orchestra to taking command of some of the world's biggest dancefloors, including some infamous parties at The End with production partner Layo, Bushwacka! is as accomplished as they come. But in this episode, Matthew digs deep and opens up about some of the struggles he still faces in the studio despite his illustrious 30 year career, and shares with us how his journey from addiction to recovery has led to him embarking on a life-changing venture into the world of psychotherapy. We get super deep in this one as we dive into some of the mental challenges that many creatives face, such as doubting your self-worth and sense of belonging, but also how talking can help you see the wood through the trees, and how unattaching yourself from the music will improve your creative process - even in the face of a major hard-drive failure! This really is one of the most inspirational and insightful interviews we've ever had on the podcast, and one which you can take on board in all aspects of your life, not just the studio. So sit back, or get ready to head out, and take it ALL in! Key takeaways Recognise your inner voice Encourage non-attachment "Being able to challenge the way that you are to yourself is really, really important." Does your music still matter if it doesn't sell as well as others? YES Quotes "Being able to challenge the way that you are to yourself is really, really important." "With creativity there can be massive array of different senses of worth and belonging…it's important to remember you're not alone"

What does it take to dress for success? We meet the 2 men looking to take luxury Italian menswear tailoring to the next level, while still making sure that the beautiful garments that they make are sustainable and ethically sourced. Benjamin Siggers founders Matthew Benjamin and James Siggers shared their story with Sally Mousa and tell us what difference a great suit can really make, and what sustainable fashion really means! Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom today with her review of the world premiere of Soul: The Stax Musical, now rattling the boards at Baltimore Center Stage.The production is the directorial swansong of departing artistic director Kwame Kwei Armah, who's stepping down after seven years running the shows at Center Stage. (Check out his May 9 interview here on Midday).With a book by Matthew Benjamin, choreography by Chase Brock, musical direction by Rahn Coleman and a multi-talented 21-member cast, Soul: the Stax Musical tells the story (with renditions of more than 30 songs) of Memphis-based Stax Records and the recording company's role in launching such legendary artists as Otis Redding, The Staple Singers, Isaac Hayes, Booker T ---- The MG's, Rufus ---- Carla Thomas, David Porter, Wilson Pickett, Johnnie Taylor, and Eddie Floyd — singers whose iconic work during the 1960s and 70s laid the foundations for American Soul Music. Their story, and the rise and fall of Stax Records, play out against the backdrop of the evolving civil rights struggle and the growing power of R----B music -- still evident today -- to unite a divided nation.

Tom's guest today is the playwright, director and actor, Kwame Kwei Armah, OBE. He has been the artistic director of Baltimore Center Stage since 2011, but he will soon be moving on. After his final show at Center Stage, which opens tomorrow night, he’s heading home to London, where he has taken the helm of the storied Young Vic Theatre.During his tenure here in Baltimore, he produced three of the best-selling shows in the theater’s history. As a playwright, Kwei-Armah premiered several new works here in Charm City, and he made great strides in diversifying the Center Stage audience. He also oversaw a major, $28 million renovation of the theater’s Calvert Street home, and in his spare time, in 2012, Queen Elizabeth II made him an Officer of the British Empire for his service to drama.His final production at Center Stage -- a world premiere of a work by playwright Matthew Benjamin that Kwame is directing--is Soul, the STAX Musical, It tells the story of Memphis-based Stax Records, and chronicles the rise of artists like Otis Redding, The Staple Singers, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. and The MG’s, Wilson Pickett and others—some of the great and early progenitors of Soul and R----B music. Midday's theater critic J Wynn Rousuck joins Kwame and Tom in Studio A. We streamed this conversation live on the WYPR Facebook page. If you missed that, click here to check out the video.

Just Be aka Bushwacka aka Matthew Benjamin’s story arose from deep within the UK’s underground warehouse and illegal rave scene. Beginning in the 80s and 90s, he found it a space where he had unparalleled creative freedom to explore and develop as an artist. Just Be’s past has now seeped into the present, and as the years have gone by, we’ve seen him push boundaries of house, breakbeat, techno, downtempo and ambience alike. A collection of styles that have since lead him down a path to become the highly sort-after DJ/producer that he is today. Officially, Just Be’s career kicked off with a 14-year residency in London’s legendary The End, the abandoned train tunnel turned nightclub was a leg up in the dance world and propelled him into the international circuit. Since then, his time as a touring artist has seen him headline some of the worlds leading clubs such as Cocoon, DC10 and the now defunct Space in Ibiza. Clubs aside, Just Be is also no stranger to festival life. He’s featured on the dusty plains of the Black Rock Dessert for a sunrise set at Burning Man’s Robot Heart stage, The BPM Festival and many more. Fast forward to the present and Just Be now has 6 artist albums with another one on its way, 120 remixes and 160 tracks. To top it off he also has another EP soon to be released on Get Physical Music. In compiling this bumping house mix for Balance Selections, Just Be waited until the last minute so he could pick his favourite and most recent tracks from his collection, a mix where he’s managed to squeeze 18 tracks into his one-hour set. When asked about his podcast he told Balance ‘I haven’t actually put my own music on this mix. I meant to, but there is so much good music I had to pass on, and I just went with what felt right’ – and as usual, his feeling was spot on. Interview and tracklist: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-034-just-be/

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