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Send us a love note to share what you love about this episode!Let me introduce you to Samantha Moyo. As queer as wet spaghetti - passionate about spreading joy, love and mischief.As seen on BBC, NBC, CNN, Channel 4,  Al Jazeera, ITV, Le Monde, The Guardian, Sunday Times Style .Sam uses storytelling and spiritual arts to raise global consciousness and inspire innovation. Her specialist knowledge in sub-cultures; theology; community; and ecology helps individuals and brands stay ahead of the curve.Sam's mission is to propel humans to bring more beauty into the world through brave, bold and courageous action. Her skilful and authentic delivery has left a footprint in multiple industries and companies incl Accenture, Nike, Olio, Google, Redbull, Samsung, ITV, Zespris, Virgin, Heineken and Unilever.Sam founded and sold global wellness movement, Morning Gloryville. A pioneering brand selling 800 cap early morning dance parties across 23 cities from 6-10am on Wednesday mornings. Talent roster included Carl Cox, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Timanti, Mark Knight and Roger Sanchez. Whether it's an advisory session at 10 Downing Street; giving talks to 600 school kids or getting 250 Heineken Group CEO's dancing, Sam brings an energy to audiences that leaves everyone feeling illuminated, motivated and ready to reach new heights.Sam is a proud trustee of ocean charity, City to Sea & an Interfaith Minister.Alongside corporate services, Sam is a Peace Builder & Celebrant. She holds exquisite ceremonies and healing circles that are accessible to people from all walks of life.Website & Social Media Linkswww.samanthamoyo.comIG: @mysticmoyoLinkedin: samanthamoyoCausesGaza AppealCity to SeaCoppa FeelWe hope you adore this episode and find it supportive for your journey towards a deeper relationship with yourself, love, abundance, your magick and creating a wider foundation for your business to prosper. If Whisky Made Woman has impacted you today, make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode and thank you for leaving a rating and review of the show. We read everyone and celebrate your AHA! moments. To go deeper and wider... Transform your wealth identity hereJoin my signature program Your Prosperity Unlocked Here.Join the Abundant Heart Collective Today.New to my work - start hereWatch the Ultimate Manifestation Masterclass Here.Discover your Manifestation Powers Here.5 Steps to Manifest Your Dream Life Here.Share your aha moments with Bunny on Instagram.Got a question you'd love answered on the podcast? Send it to - Dear Bunny ...

Sam founded and sold Morning Gloryville, the wellness dance movement that spread to 23 cities around the world. This pioneered the now thriving sober industry celebrating it's 10th year. Named as one of the fastest community builders by Harvard Divinity School, Sam is a 2 x TEDx speaker; board trustee for City to Sea and trainee at the Onespirit Interfaith Foundation. Whether it's a talk or creative experience, Sam brings incredible joy, laughter and inspiration that often leads to people screaming "F*CK YES". From raves to rituals, performances to protests, rural to urban communities, Sam's stories inspire, empower and encourage people to live life with more pizazz! JOIN CHRIS === Online Mens Community - https://bit.ly/3WHLlKU Mens Retreats - https://bit.ly/3WDYK6S PODCAST COMMUNITY === TELEGRAM: https://t.me/thechrisgeislerpodcast LOCALS: https://bit.ly/3JZTPXe CONNECT w/ Sam  === INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/mysticmoyo/ WEBSITE: https://www.samanthamoyo.com/ LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST === Apple: https://apple.co/346SMF5 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3Gx4kPm Google: https://bit.ly/3GsBkIF

Samantha Moyo gave me a big warm hug at TEDxEastend in 2013, she had just recently sold Morning Gloryville, a sober raving movement that had grown massively over the previous year or so. I was delighted to sit down with her for this interview ten years on to discuss her life pre and post-Morning Gloryville. She was born and grew up in Zimbabwe and moved to Derbyshire in the UK at 15 years old to a bit of a culture shock. She talks about her glorious Uni days in Brighton as the perfect place to come out and experience being a young free gay person, attending parties, then organising parties and experimenting with her sexuality, drugs and alcohol. She moved to London and hit it hard and it all became a bit too much after a while which ultimately led to Morning Gloryville, where young professionals would come to Sam's early morning sober raves before work. It became incredibly popular and spread to cities all over the world. These days she has found her spiritual side and has trained as an interfaith minister and believes that each of us stepping into our spiritual leadership will help solve many of the world's problems. You can find out more about Sam and the work she is doing now including her membership of a blossoming community of creative people called Moyo Magic at www.samanthamoyo.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ravinol/message

In this weeks episode I am interviewing Samantha Moyo who is a true visionary, entrepreneur and heart led community builder.Sam was incredibly influential in the sober raving scene as they started Morningloryville. They then went on to do a TED talk and is now training to become an interfaith minister - studying theology and faiths from Shamanism to Tantra, judaism to christianity and how this has opened her their world locally and globally.In this episode we talk about:growing a vision and what it takes to believe in the thing youre doing so much that nothing will get in your wayself liking over self lovehow to be a bridge builder between diverse communities and how to grow a community from a YIN approachwhat it takes to trust your own voice and have confidence in who you are by connecting the heart and mind About Samantha:Sam founded and sold Morning Gloryville, the wellness dance movement that spread to 23 cities around the world. This pioneered the now thriving sober industry celebrating it's 10th year. Named as one of the fastest community builders by Harvard Divinity School, Sam is a 2 x TEDx speaker; board trustee for City to Sea and trainee at the Onespirit Interfaith Foundation. Whether it's a talk or creative experience, Sam brings incredible joy, laughter and inspiration that often leads to people screaming "F*CK YES". From raves to rituals, performances to protests, rural to urban comminities, Sam's stories inspire, empower and encourage people to live life with more pazazz!A celebration of imperfection.Website: https://www.samanthamoyo.com

While changing our drinking can be challenging, it's important not to lose the things that bring us joy as a counterbalance. Giving up alcohol doesn't have to mean giving up all the other things that booze may have played a part in, and that includes socialising, dancing, and feeling free. Sure, partying our socks off without alcohol to turn the self-conscious switch off can seem daunting. But what if this was a drink-and-drug-free party?Our podcast guests this week have all changed their drinking and embraced sober clubbing. More than that, these sober party fans have been busy arranging events across the UK so that those of us who love to dance can still come together safely to do what we love: rave!Our podcast guests include Roxy Deniz Ozalp from the original morning wellness rave, Morning Gloryville, Neil Hudson-Basing from a brand new sober clubbing experience, The House of Happiness, and Ben Riley from DryWave whose Sundown session with legendary N-Trance takes place this Bank Holiday weekend, 27 August. Grab your tickets for these phenomenal sober clubbing events here!Support the show

In Episode 9, Jade tries ecstatic dance. She meets Morning Gloryville founder Samantha Moyo in the UK to talk about sober raves - and heads over to the beautiful Udara yoga retreat and spa in Bali to try a class for herself. Then she discusses it with DJ Sean, who sees it all from behind the decks.Meet this week's guests: Samantha Moyo is the original founder of Morning Gloryville, the wellness movement that went global and onboarded 200K members within its first 18months. Since selling the business, she's been signed to a music label; lived with indigenous tribes in Africa; delivered a TEDx talk; continued to feature in national press and offered transformational coaching. DJ Sean is a yogi, surfer and ecstatic dance DJ who's lived all over the world and now sees the world of ecstatic dance from behind the decks.All the Links:Jade English InstagramSamantha insta: https://www.instagram.com/mysticmoyo/DJ Sean insta: https://www.instagram.com/yogigoldie/Udara insta: https://www.instagram.com/udarabali/channel/?hl=en Reel2media.comReel2media InstagramPineapple Audio productionPineapple Audio Instagram Finding Feel Good takes an in-depth look at Eastern alternative therapies to see how we might use some of the Balinese techniques, habits and rituals in our daily wellness routines to help get us closer to the person we want to be.Hosted by Jade English, a semi-finalist on BBC TV's ‘The Apprentice' turned holistic happiness hunter. Jade's mission is to bring the benefits of holistic practices to the masses, showing us you don't have to live a bohemian lifestyle to embrace your spiritual side.Recorded in the spiritual mecca of Bali, each episode sees Jade experience a different Eastern therapy to determine whether there is merit in the method and how we might incorporate it into our Western lives. Produced by Reel2Media and Pineapple Audio Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest this week is Samantha Moyo – an activist, artist, and creative expansion coach.I asked her on the podcast, because she is also the original founder of Morning Gloryville, which was the first sober morning dance party when it launched back in 2013. Sam shares the origin story of what became a movement that helped millions of peopleSince she moved on from that role, she been pretty involved in the activism scene and has also worked with all sorts of organizations, teams, and individuals to help bring the humanity and the creativity back into what they do.For me Sam is the definition of a “free spirit” – and our conversation goes to some pretty wild and out there places. I encourage you to keep an open mind and heart while listening. I should also include a trigger warning – as about half-way through our interview, Sam shares why she decided to start drinking again after her years as a figurehead for sobriety. There's also plenty of sex and general spiritual rock ‘n' roll throughout, so it's probably not one to listen to with your grandma. In the episode we discuss:-Her role in the origin story of the original sober dance party, Morning Gloryville.-Searching for ways to find pleasure, joy, and self-expression without substances.-Bringing the “erotic” – our joyful life force energy – to everything we do.-Her definition of “unapologetic living” – and how she came to focus on this in her life and work.-How cancel culture has prevented people from feeling safe to express themselves.-Seeing herself as a “soul” first and foremost - before any of the intersecting identities she embodies.-Creating her own spiritual practices for moving stuck energy through her body – including “tree humping” (!!) and howling-Getting back to the primal self and living beyond societal conditioning.-Having the courage to live as ourselves - without judgement.-Why it's essential to resource yourself with community, nature, love, and other healing practices before you quit drinking.-Having a glass of wine during lockdown – and her attitudes to drinking now.-Why she thinks activism is dead – and creativity is the new activism.Discover more about Sam and her work HERE and find all the details for her upcoming Creative Expansion Program HERE. You can also follow her on IG @mysticmoyoBig thanks to Athletic Brewing for partnering on this episode. Get 20% of your first order at Athleticbrewing.com with the code RUBY20

How do you get sober when AA isn’t working for you? Well, if you’re Samantha Moyo, you found the global sober raving movement, Morning Gloryville. A business designed to get people to wake up at 6am and go dancing, sober, to famous DJs such as Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx and Carl Cox. She sold just 26 tickets to their first event, but such is Sam’s desire to challenge the status quo, she grew the business to a community of 200,000 within 18 months, across 23 cities. Morning Gloryville was born from her life as Captain Hello Titties, an unsustainable, creative, money-making idea that involved putting on parties on the River Thames. But it wasn’t all plain sailing. “When you have co-founders, and things aren't well, one of the things that helped us was getting a mediator. We kept doing some practices together just to keep the energy flowing, so that we wouldn't affect the business.”Not only did she part ways with her co-founder, they had too little money for the growing company, and she wasn’t being kind to herself or those at work. “I wanted to bring conscious clubbing to the world stage and spread love, peace and joy through dancing. And after five years of doing that, and waking up at 6am so many times, I think my spirit was done.”Sam is no longer with Morning Gloryville, today she’s a wellness entrepreneur, with a difference. Now, known as Mystic Moyo, Sam has undergone her own transformation, from burnt out business leader, to activist, to mystic secret leader. So what can you do to be a more conscious leader inside your organisation? What can you do to keep on the path of curiousness? How can you take a more spiritual path, a more spiritual journey with your leadership? To find out, don’t miss this incredibly insightful episode.We chat about:Captain Hello TittiesBuilding Morning GloryvilleThe notion of kindnessRacial and economic injustice is real in businessThe birth of Mystic MoyoLinks:www.msysticmoyo.comwww.samanthamoyo.co.ukWant to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!

If you're missing your in-person community as much as I am, I bet you're wondering how in the world are we going to rebuild it while we're social distancing like this? Trust me, I hear you… I feel you. Nothing about what we are going through is easy. But there is hope and there are thought leaders out there who are starting to trail-blaze a path alongside us. My special guest today is Neil Greenwood of Morning Gloryville and he's simplifying how to rebuild community, despite social distancing. He and I both believe that there is something profound happening here, bigger than a virus. More like an awakening. And if you're looking for a message of hope and a possible vision for what our new reality could be after all this shakes out, you're going to love this one. In order to rebuild true community, it takes each and every one of us to play our part together. My special guest today is Neil Greenwood and he's simplifying how to rebuild community, despite social distancing. We tackle all aspects of it, including: Kicking the conversation off with a 7 minute ground meditation, in order to tap into a state of calm What a Morning Gloryville in-person event was like, including their sober raves, all-day workshops and retreats, prior to COVID-19  And now in this day in age of quarantine and social distancing, what the team at Morning Gloryville see as the vision moving forward in helping people heal and rebuild this community. Neil shares his ideas on how to build love and connection without physical contact with others in the short term future. For all the event planners listening, take note! Neil shares his insider thoughts on what it was like to turn their 1000 person rave into an online experience. What worked and what were the lessons learned as an event producer and experience creator? And finally, Neil shares his take on what's happening (big picture!) energetically in the world right now. How this is a HUGE wake-up call for humankind… and what role permaculture plays in all of this! Q: Are you feeling disconnected from your community, wishing you could rebuild, reconnect, and get back to thriving? If yes, this one is for you. It's time to #DoTheThing! Episode sponsored by...Yardley Digital Yardley Digital are experts at making your website super fast, super polished, and performing at it's very best. If your website has been needing an overhaul for awhile now, these are the guys to call. Their attention to detail, excellent customer service, and cutting edge technical expertise make them the only ones I trust with my website. And right now, they are offering our listeners 10% of all services by using the promo code: SIMPLE In addition, small business owners who've been affected by COVID-19 can take advantage of their “pay as you feel” pricing right now. The time is NOW to get your website looking great, so you can start driving sales once again. To learn more and get connected, visit: yardley.digital/simple (And make sure to tell them The Simplifiers sent ya!) Show notes available with all LINKS mentioned here:https://thesimplifiers.com/podcast/neil-greenwood-how-to-re-build-community

In this final episode of season 2 of the Bravehearts Rising podcast, I’m talking to the multi-passionate and incredible Samantha Moyo. She’s a disruption doctor, activist, coach and entrepreneur. I had so much fun recording this interview. We started with Sam telling us what led her to start a sober rave movement and went on to discuss unconscious bias, decolonisation and the importance of holding space for fear and vulnerability. Key for me was around climate change and inclusivity - when it comes to saving the planet, who are we saving it for?This episode is full of nourishing food for thought. Enjoy!Topics discussed include:Sobriety, Morning Gloryville and Sam’s journey to becoming a sobriety advocate [2.59]Unconscious bias and decolonisation [15:35]Climate change and diversity [21.16]The importance of speaking your discomfort and the fear of getting it wrong [25.32]Making space for fear and vulnerability [32.00]Practical tips for starting your own disruption mission [36.36]Extinction Rebellion, intersectionality and the need to centre more than climate justice in talks around climate change. Who are ‘we’ saving the planet for? [43.45] What does it mean to be a great ally? [52.30]Resources mentioned:Big Magic by Elizabeth GilbertDare to Lead by Brene BrownAbout Samantha MoyoSamantha Moyo is a Disruption Doctor, Polymath, Activist and Entrepreneur. She founded Morning Gloryville, the original sober rave movement growing the community to 200,000 within 18 months and taking the brand to 23 cities. After selling this first enterprise, Sam went on to found Tamuka Global Limited an organisation that creates immersive learning experiences at the intersection of entertainment, activism and indeginous wisdom. Sam is one of the UK's leading Decolonial thinkers, being hired by organisations to facilitate conversations around diversity and decolonisation matters as well as exploring ways to create brand strategies from an indigenous lens. With a passion for empowering founders, Sam also offers coaching and consulting services to entrepreneurs on a disruption mission.Website | InstagramAbout your Host - Lisa PascoeI'm Lisa and I'm an Intuitive Life Coach. I am on a mission to help sensitive souls like you to tap into your inner wisdom, and thrive in a noisy, modern world. I do this through 1:1 coaching, soul-nourishing circles and events.I live in Southsea with my partner Bekky and our wire-haired sausage dog Henry. I have a penchant for vegan cake, oracle cards and walks in the woods. Sign up here to receive my Nourishing NotesYou can also find me here Website | Instagram | Facebook

Hope you had a great Christmas and rocked it sober, if not get going again! Thinking of doing Dry Jan or ditching the booze now? grab my free pdf 5 reasons to do an alcohol free challenge (https://thesoberclub.lpages.co/5-reasons/?fbclid=IwAR3EuIXijGlaIXIPUrmCo3BWJL0mMK_e1i_QrHPjul_eOOK2dPlBVgLRTHY) If you aren't already sign up to receive our ezines and our free PDF Selfcare in Sobriety and you are most welcome to join us in The Sober Club www.thesoberclub.com (https://www.thesoberclub.com/) Follow Janey on insta and fb @janeyleegrace and email janey@janeyleegrace.com In todays show Janey interviews Neil Greenwood from Morning Gloryville on their amazing sober raves and the New Years Day party in London    A couple of weeks ago we reviewed some alcohol free drinks from Sainsburys, if you want to grab my 'hero' grown up soft drinks DASH water with wonky lemons (sparkling no sweeteners et al)  here's all the details you need  ·  Up to 200 lucky listeners will be able to claim the free product with their shopping.. The code will expire by the 31st Dec. The minimum spend for a Sainsbury’s online shop is £25 and you will need an account in order to place an order. Full terms and conditions can be found by following the link  https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/freedash Want to treat yourself in 2020 Please note there is still some space on our retreat 11-12 Jan at Champneys Tring Selfcare in Sobriety is perfect to treat yourself and kickstart the new year, we will be looking at changing behaviours, selfcare, relaxation techniques and setting intentions for the new year and of course there are amazing facilities at Champneys! (https://www.thesoberclub.com/wellness-break/)   We have another Sobriety Rocks retreat at Inner Guidance in May 8-10 This is going to sell out quickly so do take a look   

Aasmah Mir and Richard Coles are joined by the actor David Suchet who has been taking photographs since he was eight when his Fleet Street photographer grandfather passed on his knowledge. His new book Behind the Lens: My Life is a collection of David’s photographs. Listener Kathryn Penny reports back from the 50th anniversary reunion of the Commonwealth Expedition which involved twenty coach loads of British students setting of for India. 'Serial innovator' Samantha Moyo wanted a break from her hedonistic lifestyle and organised the first Morning Gloryville 6am sober rave in 2013. They are now staged in 23 locations world wide. BBC weather presenter and meteorologist Simon King on his lifelong weather obsession and new book What Does Rain Smell Like? And we have the Inheritance Tracks of actor Kelly Macdonald who chooses You are My Sunshine by Jimmie Davis and I Love You by Woodkid. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

Some short interview clips with vendors at Morning Gloryville, and a stream of consciousness on thoughts related to the current situation in time and space, Nassim Haramein's work and metaphors from a conscious universe. If you would like to show your gratitude and support me creating more content like this, you can do so through this PATREON Link: www.patreon.com/flowninja Love this podcast? Please Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, and Share and Subscribe everywhere else! Every listener counts and your support makes a difference - It's my vision to inspire and impact one million people and I would love your help to reach this goal. Love video? I make a weekly videos, sharing wisdom, tips and insights on the road of self-discovery and personal transformation - Check out my YouTube Channel here: www.youtube.com/channel/UCrqJLBkUw-KVGxNq1SEC4gQ/ WAIT! Get on my email list to learn about new podcast episodes and videos when they come out as well as news & updates here - download My FREE PDF Report "Top 10 Secrets To Hacking Your Flow, Stepping Into Your Power And Thriving At Life":- bit.ly/FlowNinja --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flow-ninja---jody-deane/message

A fascinating interview with the fabulous Neil Greenwood, a true spiritual warrior and director of Morning Gloryville the conscious clubbing event taking the world by storm. We touch on many subjects, such as Neil's personal journey to find himself, dreamwork, dance, and the power of coming together in conscious community. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flow-ninja---jody-deane/message

Janey interviews Dawn from Soberfish on her transformation from party gal to sober hero.  Dawn wanted to mark various milestones of sobriety and was annoyed to see that just about every 'fun' greetings card referred to drinking, almost as an accident she created  her funky sober greetings card range.   www.soberfish.co.uk  The perfect thing to send to a pal (or yourself!) Janey talks about the 'language' used around sobriety, the words 'sober and sobriety, recovery, they all have connotations, as Janey prepares for her TEDxED talk she would love your feedback on the words that resonate for you and the words that don't, if you are just starting the path of ditching the booze or reducing your drinking, would your relate to a title that contained the words sober ...or sobriety or would you prefer it softened - ie sober curious, mindful drinking, etc ? Please drop Janey a message @janeyleegrace or email janey@janeyleegrace.com Send us your email addy if you'd like a copy of our Sobercurious pdf of resources and if you can get to London TWO special events coming up #selfcareforthesobercurious Mon 17th June at The Jago Dalston, hosted by the charity My Yard, featuring Jo De Rosa from Quantum Sobriety and Neil Greenwood from Morning Gloryville.  Come at 6 for free taster treatments such as sound healing main event 7pm You need to reserve tickets via eventbrite  Selfcareforthesobercurious (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/self-care-for-the-sober-curious-tickets-62223220327?aff=erelexpmlt) SAVE THE DATE the last Selfcare for the sober curious for this season is July 22nd so we'd like a bit of a party, let us know what you'd like us to set up, yoga, dance class, live music et al Wonderment Wednesdays Wed 26 June Janey hosts Sober Curious Sober and still social at the Arboretum a gorgeous venue in London.  Special guests are Millie from Sobergirlsobriety and Scott The Boy who drank too much   6.30 - 7pm start Tickets start at £16  book via eventbrite Wonderment (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wonderment-wednesdays-3-sobriety-rocks-tickets-63104955621?aff=erelexpmlt) Self-care tip - note from Janey I forgot to give a selfcare tip on the pod so heres one to be going on with.. Choose one area of your life you want to change / improve - might be you want to uplevel your career, your relationship, travel, money, health...and create a vision board focusing on that one area.  Switch off your phone (!!) Gather a bunch of mags, newspapers, coloured pens, glue and scissors and a big sheet of card or paper, and cut out anything that resonates - stick them randomly on the page, feel free to add your own photos and bits of text ....voila, a visual representation of your dreams Check out more blogs at www.alcoholfreelife.co.uk You can win alcohol free drinks and natural products at www.imperfectlynatural.com

Ahead of our free event on Monday 17th June Selfcare for the sober curious Neil Greenwood from Morning Gloryville has just been added to the bill along with Jo from Quantum Sobriety, its at The Jago Dalston, hosted by the charity My Yard, come if you can!  Heres a bonus episode, my interview with Neil, if you've never experienced Morning Gloryville, you have a treat in store!  They call themselves 'spiritual rainbow warriors'    Hope you can make it to the event book your tickets via eventbrite https://bit.ly/2HICh3g  The eve starts 6pm for taster treatments such as sound healing and reiki and main event 7pm is, v informal, friendly, vegan nibbles soft drinks FOR YOUR DIARY I am speaking at another event for the sober curious Wonderment Wednesdays present Sobriety Rocks - Who knew! (my TEDX talk title) its Wed 26th June eve at The Arboretum in London, helping me discuss how to navigate the social scene, dating et will be Millie @sobergirlsociety and Scott @theboywhodranktoo  there is a ticket price for this one https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wonderment-wednesdays-3-sobriety-rocks-tickets-63104955621 Don't forget I'm on @janeyleegrace you can email janey@janeyleegrace.com for your free pdf of resources and to hear more of whats happening. ...till Friday

Samantha Moyo is a beautiful soul, a dear friend and co-creator of Inner Truth. She also knows a thing or two(!) about building conscious communities. Having founded Morning Gloryville, the sober dance event that became a global social movement, she is now heading up a pioneering new conscious community building platform, Tamuka, to help conscious brands find and amplify their voice. Building soulful brands in this day and age is a whole new field of exploration and experimentation and in this conversation we had an honest chat about dealing with old syndromes of competitiveness and conflict whilst trying to build effective and sustainable brands. We also spoke about recent awakenings, initiations, finding your tribe, and what the future looks like for community building. Sam is one of the most creative thinkers I know so prepare for some beautiful, mind-expanding perspectives on old paradigms. You can find her at www.tamuka.co and @moyo_samantha.

Spring '16: TOTEM with Freddy Drabble is now available to download and to listen to online, perfect for in the car or on the tube. Apart from spanking tunes, this second show features interviews with one of the leaders of London's conscious party movement Sam Moyo of Morning Gloryville, and Beat poet and London Mayoral candidate Lee Harris. The show explains what conscious partying is and explores it's efficiency as a medium for conscious evolution. TOTEM is the show that brings you the best dancing music on the planet both old and new. But it doesn’t stop there, with the help of our magical Badger Totem, it aims to get to the bottom of the mysteries of the human soul and to access the infinite joy and abundance we believe it is our earth born rite and responsibility to enjoy! TOTEM will come out every Spring and Autumn. Bands and producers please send us your assets if you want them broadcast and we'll try and squeeze them in! ArtfulBadger.org

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Energy, creativity, music and motivation, and how these themes all tie together. Jono Grant is one of the world's top DJs. He and I had a caffeine-fuelled chat on music and creativity, and how he gets into the creative vibe. Above and Beyond are obviously a massive worldwide success and he also talks about the biggest gig he ever played - in front of 1 million people in Rio. He's also responsible for the music that you hear at the start of the podcast. We recorded this as part of a special Spotify series on music. If you'd like to listen to the full series head over to Zestology on Spotify. One more thing - listen out for the end of the podcast where I'm recording at the famous Morning Gloryville party.

It’s the last episode in series 1 of These 4 Walls! Weep. But never fear, we have a corker of an episode for you. Annie chats to ASOS Insider Debbie and stylist Rebecca about which trends you should be saving for next season – think gingham, sportswear and 80s tailoring. Georgia has a look at how the Standing Rock victory in North Dakota gives up hope for a more positive 2017. Shannon gets under the covers with Made in Chelsea's Jamie Laing, who solves your Christmas dilemmas like a pro Agony Uncle! Plus, we head down to Morning Gloryville at Somerset House’s ice rink to ask people: what makes you feel festive? Thanks for listening guys, have a fabulous Christmas and see you in 2017! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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