Podcast appearances and mentions of mike gilliland

In this episode, Jakob Seidler is talking with Mike Gilliland, co-host of the Future Thinkers Podcast. 1,5 years ago, Mike and his partner Euvie Ivanova have started the Smart Village, a future home for regenerative living integrating the various things they learned from their podcast guests. Mike has also been working on launching Portal DAO, which is supposed to aid in connecting various regenerative projects around the world to create a broader sense of support in community. We explore the various design principle decisions they have made when starting the project, the challenges they have had to overcome during these early times, and advice for people trying to do something similar. Enjoy!‌Jakob Seidler lives the life of a happy generalist, working on various regenerative projects under the banner of the Barichara Ecoversity.This podcast is a decentralized platform for the regenerative community. Anybody on Earth Regenerators can propose or record their own episode! So if you are already on Earth Regenerators, contact Jakob Seidler if you have an idea for a future interview or audio-essay. And if you are not on there yet, come and join us for regular learning journeys on the pathway to regeneration, inspiration from the many regenerative projects reporting there and a wonderful community woven around mutual support!Let's regenerate the earth!

Mike Gilliland is the co-founder of Future Thinkers and The Portal DAO. At present-day, he is building a smart village in Canada along with his partner & family. In this episode, Peth and Mike talk about his vision of regenerative living and how to make bridges between the virtual and the physical realm. Mike explained how they plan to use the village space as experimental ground, not only for regenerative experiments but for living. Therefore, the smart village will also be an experiment in governance and living in a healthy and holistic way. “We want to create a culture of willingness to fail and try things out. The Portal DAO will be responsible for suggesting a lot of these different experiments and participants will benefit”. Some of the topics: The beginnings of the Future Thinkers podcast Shadow work as foundational work How the smart village project started Virtual reality as a replica of the physical world The Portal DAO? Funding experiments & cultural projects AI to enhance abilities for creativity and personal development According to Mike, it all starts with facing your own demons and the dark parts of the world, looking at environmental and economic collapse. Then aligning yourself & taking action - not out of desperation, but duty. Resources: Mike Gilliland Future Thinkers Smart Village Portal DAO DALL-E 2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metagame/message

Tune to this fascinating interview with Mike Gilliland of Hogan Lovells, who as AAPD’s Washington, D.C. legislative counsel for the past 17 years has worked tirelessly along with our own leadership in advancing causes important to the AAPD and to children’s oral and overall health. Mike talks about our success with Title VII funding, now directed toward dental faculty loan forgiveness, and the future of our work in educating congress on new matters of importance to us all. We talk about funding for distance learning, research in infection control and other important topics including analysis of the upcoming election. Get up to date on this important work!

Mike Gilliland and Euvie Ivanova sort of remind me of a Sagacious Power Couple from another dimension. Their Future Thinkers Podcast—focused on evolving technology, society, and consciousness—has garnered 3.5 million downloads since its genesis in 2014. They've interviewed Titans of Insight such as Daniel Schmachtenberger, Ken Wilber, Jordan Peterson, Charles Eisenstein, Jordan Hall, and Nora Bateson. They've spent years traveling the world, earning a living as digital nomads, and have spoken at myriad events on multiple continents. I was fortunate to befriend Mike and Euvie some years ago and first met them while traveling in Bulgaria. From our original meeting, I've been impressed by their humility, groundedness, centeredness, penetrating insight, and no-nonsense approach to life and spirituality. I think of them as two of the most actualized humans I've had the honor to know in this lifetime. As such, I was supremely delighted to have the opportunity to interview them for the HighExistence Podcast. Naturally, I wanted to ask them about all the juiciest stuff: Enlightenment... God... No Self... The human shadow... The future of Earth... Their relationship... Their impending parenthood... And their most profound transformational experiences... So I did, and we traversed some truly rich and expansive territory. I hope you enjoy this Kaleidoscopic Journey as much as I did.

David Fuller, Mike Gilliland and I spend time jamming on the conversational space that we have been participating in, and attempt to make sense of where this all might be going... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emerge/support

Mike Gilliland and Euvie Ivanova run https://www.futurethinkers.org – a multimedia workshop focusing on personal and spiritual development. We'd been chatting over the course of the summer, and decided one day to hit record. Follow me on twitter @BenjaminABoyce Support this channel: https://www.paypal.me/benjaminboy

Today on Emerge I’m speaking with Euvie Ivanova and Mike Gilliland, hosts of the Future Thinkers podcast. In this conversation we explore the concept of Sovereignty, how we are practicing it in our lives, and why it’s such a significant tool in service of the evolution of consciousness. Topics include: -What is sovereignty -What is sense-making, and why it is broken for so many people right now - How to diagnose corrupted sense-making, and what to do about it - Questions to ask yourself to increase your sovereignty - How to work on your sovereignty when you can’t trust what you perceive - The relationship between awakening and sovereignty - How Mike and Euvie see sovereignty playing a role in the future of the human experiment - Predictions about the emergence of new collective intelligences Future Thinkers Podcast A Course in Personal Evolution --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emerge/support

Mike Gilliland and Euvie Ivanova are the hosts of the Future Thinkers Podcast. We chat life in Bulgaria; sovereignty of mind; Jungian archetypes; identity and embodiment of older limbic system modes; modern vs archaic rites of passage; learning how to learn; what spirituality is, why it's important; nihilism; psychedelics; democracy and transhumanism. Connect:futurethinkers.orgRecorded in Christchurch, New Zealand and Cologne, Germany.

Feedback Loop - Episode 4 - This week we talk to Mike Gilliland and Euvie Ivanova, who are well known for their widely popular podcast: Future Thinkers. After leaving behind their normal life in the western world, this pair of long-time digital nomads dedicated much of their newly found free time to cultivating their shared passion for personal growth and societal transformation. In this episode, they take us through the many lessons they learned as we explore concepts like tribalism, personal sovereignty, Jungian shadows and archetypes, and many other facets of our relationship with our personal narratives and with our technology.

Today my guests are Mike Gilliland and Euvie Ivanova from The Future Thinkers podcast.I first discovered their them around five years ago and was blown away by their creativity, insatiable curiosity, and entrepreneurial spirit. They were two young married digital nomads talking about psychedelics, technology, and whatever other cutting edge insights came across their radar.What started off as recorded conversations over the breakfast table, futurethinkers.org has grown into a dynamic online community, a podcast with over 3.5 million downloads, and new online course offerings.We discuss the early years of their podcast, balancing life together as married business partners, digital nomadism, and finding freedom in a world on the edge.Show Notes:Check out their new courses in Personal Evolution.Follow them on Twitter: (@euvieivanova) (@MikeGilliland) (@FutureThinkers_)

You’re listening to Tulsa Talks, a TulsaPeople Podcast, episode 10. I’m your host, Anna Bennett. This episode is brought to you by Gilcrease Museum, presenting the exhibit Americans All! On this season one finale, I talk with Mazen Abufadil, an artist, educator and immigrant, whose work is currently featured at the Gilcrease Museum.Plus, Jerry Wofford takes a look back at the best musical moments of 2018. There are two things I notice immediately about Mazen Abufadil — he’s got a quiet voice, and a curious mind. After finishing the interview and leaving the office, he was back moments later to share an observation he’d has while looking at a nearby sycamore tree, just to make sure I knew his updated viewpoint; event though the mics were off.But that’s just who Mazen is — an educator, as much as an artist, one who’s generous with his time and knowledge. His unflappable patience, no doubt a boon in the classroom at Holland Hall, is honed by raising four children of his own.Mazen was born in Lebanon, and spent his earliest years in Beirut. But life changed forever for Mazen and his family in the late 1970s. The Lebanese Civil war broke out, bringing with it years of violent conflict. Mazen’s family fled to the United States. He shared his recollections of arriving in Tulsa during our interview.Thanks for listening to Tulsa Talks! We’ve had a blast bringing you Season One; it’s been an adventure and a labor of love for all of us. And, I’m thrilled to announce that Season Two begins on January 2nd, and we’ve got some super awesome guests on the roster that I can’t tell you about yet, but that you’re going to love. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, then all we want for Christmas is a rating, review, subscription or share — we’d love to find some positive feedback in our stockings.Every episode, we play you out with some local music. In the spirit of the season, today’s selection is “Hey Skinny Santa” from JD McPherson’s new Christmas album, “Socks.”To purchase and find upcoming tour dates, visit JDMcPherson.com.Original music by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios.

Tulsa has many wonderful programs and initiatives to help those struggling with mental health crises, homelessness and other problems. But a new nonprofit, Pause4Paws, seeks to eliminate an often-unseen barrier to seeking help — by offering short-term emergency pet fostering. I sat down executive Cindy Webb to find out more.Any pet owner can tell you the positive mental health effects that animals provide. Cindy sees this phenomenon on a much larger scale.Plus, Anne Brockman offers some delicious Thanksgiving advice, plus plenty of tasty recipes to make the most of leftovers. Visit TulsaPeople.com/Turkey for more.Today's local music is "More Like Family" by Merton Huff Jr.Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios.Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

The government was after us, so we've been laying low in the woods! But we're back!! With a super long 2-part episode.  New artwork by Julia Johns. Theme song by Marcia and the Prisoners (John Langdon, Mike Gilliland, Alan) Be sure to *RATE US ON iTUNES* and: E-mail us/PayPal us: misandrywithmarciaandrae@gmail.com Twitter: @MisandryWithMR Instagram: @MisandrywithMarciaandRae Facebook: MisandrywithMarciaandRae & join our group: The Militia in the Woods. Watch Rae's show REL, Sundays on FOX. And Seattle, go see her headline Laughs Comedy Club Feb 22-23. See Marcia's Handmaid's Tale: The Musical 10/27 at THE KENNEDY CENTER in Washington D.C. as part of the Bentzen Ball. 11/8 at the Cutting Room on 32nd in NYC as part of the New York Comedy Festival. (https://tickets.thecuttingroomnyc.com/event/1769178) In this ep we discuss: Louis CK, Dating apps, Rae is a WEED HEAD, "work hard, play hard", 80s comedies and Reagan era culture, Kavanaugh, infiltration vs. revolution, new segment Race Baiting with Rae, "white mom-ing the fuck out of organizations and people", & Jimmy Kimmel. Until next time. Meet us in the woods!

The government was after us, so we've been laying low in the woods! But we're back!! With a super long 2-part episode.  New artwork by Julia Johns. Theme song by Marcia and the Prisoners (John Langdon, Mike Gilliland, Alan) Be sure to *RATE US ON iTUNES* and: E-mail us/PayPal us: misandrywithmarciaandrae@gmail.com Twitter: @MisandryWithMR Instagram: @MisandrywithMarciaandRae Facebook: MisandrywithMarciaandRae & join our group: The Militia in the Woods. Watch Rae's show REL, Sundays on FOX. And Seattle, go see her headline Laughs Comedy Club Feb 22-23. See Marcia's Handmaid's Tale: The Musical 10/27 at THE KENNEDY CENTER in Washington D.C. as part of the Bentzen Ball. 11/8 at the Cutting Room on 32nd in NYC as part of the New York Comedy Festival. (https://tickets.thecuttingroomnyc.com/event/1769178) In this ep we discuss: Louis CK, Dating apps, Rae is a WEED HEAD, "work hard, play hard", 80s comedies and Reagan era culture, Kavanaugh, infiltration vs. revolution, new segment Race Baiting with Rae, "white mom-ing the fuck out of organizations and people", & Jimmy Kimmel. Until next time. Meet us in the woods!

You may know her as the Kevin Bacon of Tulsa, the former executive director of TYPros, or as the founder of Zakerion Strategies and Consulting, but title aside, Shagah Zakerion might just be Tulsa’s biggest fan, and the city’s fiercest advocate. Shagah’s unique resume and passion for the city have made her the perfect booster for Tulsa’s latest up-and-coming development. The Arena District Master Plan is a vision for the 30-block Arena District, located on the western side of Downtown Tulsa, Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad to the north and west, Boulder Avenue to the east, and 11th Street to the south. It contains some of downtown’s largest convening places — the BOK Center, the Cox Business Center, the Paige Belcher building, the Central Library, yet is far less developed than other downtown districts. Over the past eight months, a group of dedicated City Staff, community representatives and a consultant team — including Shagah — have been hard at work developing a strategic plan to reposition and revitalize the Arena District. This re-imagining is supported by Vision Tulsa, an $884 million sales tax renewal package approved by voters in 2016, is making substantial investments in economic development, education, public safety, streets and transportation needs citywide. The final master plan open house was held of September 26, and the official unveiling will be sometime this month. Lucky for us, Shagah is offering a sneak peek at the ambitious vision outlined by the Master Plan. Follow Shagah on LinkedIn, on Twitter and Instagram. In this episode’s edition of What the What?!, Morgan Phillips tries brewing her own kombucha. And yes, she touched the SCOBY... Local music featured in this episode is “Not a Thing” by Faye Moffett. Learn more here. Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios. Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

When you think of the Tulsa State Fair, the first thing that comes to mind might be livestock exhibitions, fair rides, and more fried food than you can shake a stick at. But amid the 11-day maelstrom of food and fun are some unexpected gems. Did you know that the Oklahoma State Sugar Art Show is considered to be one of the most influential cake events in the world? It was time for me to wake up and smell the fondant when I sat down with Kerry Vincent, the Queen of Cakes herself. Kerry is the founder and director of the show, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. And it turns out, her life story is just as fascinating and complicated as her sugary creations — which have earned her a place in the Sugar Art hall of fame not once, but twice. So how does a girl from the outback end up in Tulsa while becoming a sugar arts sensation? The show is open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 29-30, starting at 10 a.m. daily. Give yourself plenty of time to peruse the cake creations on the floor, and to enjoy the presentations throughout the weekend from some of the world’s leading sugar artists. Visit oklahomasugarartists.com for a full schedule. Admission to the show and the demonstrations are free with fair admission. You can follow the Queen of Cake on Twitter at @kerryvincentart. Later in the episode, Jerry Wofford shares his favorite recent releases from local bands and artists. Local music featured in this episode is Heavyweight by Levi Parham. Visit their website for more info. Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios. Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

In anticipation of the Sept. 8 opening of the historic park, Anna interviews Kirk Swaby about his work as the Gathering Place's Culinary Executive Chef. Check out TulsaPeople's coverage of the Gathering Place here. More on park dining options: here. Later in the episode, Morgan Phillips tries her hand at indigo shibori during her "What the What?!" segment. Local music featured this episode: "CP's Blues" by Rachel Bachman. Visit the artist's website for more info: click here. Plus, see Rachel live at MisFEST. Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios. Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

As a continuation of our arts education focus this month, Anna interviews Michael Broyles about Tulsa Opera's Raise Your Voice! program, which creates before- and after-school choir opportunities at public schools which no longer offer vocal music during the school day. More on the program: Tulsa Opera Wins Prestigious 2018 Governor’s Arts in Education Award and Raise Your Voice! Later in the episode: Anne Brockman catches us up on what's happening in the Tulsa foodie scene, including the arrival of Peacemaker and the impending opening of Mother Road Market. Sources for info about state funding: Oklahoma Policy Institute and Oklahomans for the Arts. Local music featured this episode: "Everybody Wants" by Branjae. Visit the artist's website for more info: click here. Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios. Additional choral recordings courtesy of Tulsa Opera and Raise Your Voice! Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

Set against the backdrop of continued state cuts to education, Anna interviews Aleks Kitchens about the Artists in the Schools program operated by ahha Tulsa. Later in the episode: What the What?! With Morgan Phillips (literally) catches up with several lunch break joggers braving the Tulsa summer heat for training or recreation. Sources for info about state funding: Oklahoma Policy Institute and Oklahomans for the Arts. Local music featured this episode: "She Had It All" by Weston Horn and the Hush. Visit the band website for more info: click here. Original theme and interstitial music for Tulsa Talks by The Earslips, recorded and mixed by Mike Gilliland at Auggy Reed Studios. Tulsa Talks is produced by Langdon Publishing.

Euvie Ivanova (@euvieivanova) and Mike Gilliland (@mikegilliland) are the hosts of the Future Thinkers Podcast, a show about the evolution of technology, society, and consciousness. They also run CryptoRadio.io, a podcast on bitcoin, blockchain and decentralization.A self-described “consciousness explorer”, “artist” and “digital nomad”, Euvie is on a mission to investigate technology, society and consciousness in ways that promote successful adaption to the future.“We want to be active participants in building the kind of future where all of us get to work less, learn more, play more, explore more, express ourselves more…in a way that is sustainable for the rest of humanity and our planet” - Euvie Ivanova You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * The nature of consciousness and how Mike and Euvie explore it * The role of psychedelics and self-actualization * Why the world operates in quantum confusion * How to increase your level of sovereignty (control) in your life * Why Euvie and Mike got excited about Bitcoin and blockchain * How traveling affects and changes you * Why Mike is optimistic and realist about the future * Where we are headed with AI and automation * The complexities of the universe and understanding or accepting them * What leading experts believe when it comes to the futureTranscriptProducing this podcast and transcribing the episode takes tons of time and resources. If you support FringeFM and the work we do, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. If you can’t afford to support us, we completely understand as well, but an iTunes review or share on Twitter can go a long way too! Most of the the kind of Eastern religions are going to say that you know,  once you do some investigation, you discover, you are God you are the the connected consciousness to every living being in every inanimate object in the universe. Matt: Warning, if you're afraid of going deep on controversial fringe topics and potentially exploring the nature of reality in today's episode we'll throw you in a twist today. We've got Euvie Ivanova and Mike Gillian on the program host of the future thinkers podcast a show on the evolution of technology society and consciousness they've co-founded positive digital innovation hub and startup incubator for technologies like blockchain, VR. May I and also run a cutting machinery a blog and app focused on meditation and consciousness the two are also very bullish on crypto and blockchain running the crypto radio show and [Inaudible] I find these two to be very interesting futurists and explorers of the human experience. And I'm very excited to have both on the program. I want to tell you right now things get a little bit trippy. We get deep into the weeds of what it means to be human alive and conscious you had your warning today we discuss the nature of consciousness and how Mike can you V explore it the role of psychedelics and self-actualization why the world operates potentially in a quantum confusion about how to create your own level of sovereignty and control in your life Euvie and Mike get excited about Bitcoin and blockchain how travel transforms. You as a person and society one likes optimistic and realistic about the future where ...

Euvie Ivanova and Mike Gilliland talk about “The Future of Entrepreneurship” in this episode of the Intuitive Leadership Mastery Podcast with Michael Light. ” In terms of physical technology, it’s definitely evolving slower, but nowadays with the internet of things, even physical technologies are becoming linked to the internet and they are becoming digitized, so […] The post 017 The Future of Entrepreneurship appeared first on Intuitive Leadership Mastery.