Podcasts about mrarash

In an ideal situation, quits don't happen TO us, they're orchestrated BY us. However, sometimes we're forced into a quit, and it's then up to us to learn from that experience and use what we've learned the next time things need a change. This week's guest, Sarah Hassaine, did just that. When life dealt her a quit she didn't see coming, she took everything she learned from that situation and used it when she later found herself in a job that wasn't working for her.  Audio by Bensound.com Photo by MrArash (http://www.mrarash.com/)

Halcyon and Arash chat about Burning Man 2017’s theme, art, notable events and the evolution of the Burner community as a whole. Stay tuned after the conversation for an EFT session with Sonya Sophia.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio, Mixcloud or SoundCloud.  

Emotional Freedom Technique luminary and Black Rock City notable Sonya Sophia talks candidly with Arash about playa self-care, general personal growth and her own fascinating life's journey leading to Burning Man.   Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio, Mixcloud or SoundCloud.

  Podcast super alumni Kim Eisenberg, Payam Mousavinia, Meg King and Lee Hemingway join Arash to discuss the art, camps and adventures they’re excited about for this year’s Burning Man. There is also an obscene amount of discussion regrading 99 Bananas.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio, Mixcloud or SoundCloud.

    Courtney Wise, Robert Dekkers and Christian Squires of the Playa Players Collective join Arash in Hollywood to tell him all about how this crazy idea of doing a ballet with a full orchestra at Burning Man came about.  We also get to hear playa magic stories, a great sidetrack conversation about intimacy and some terrible sex jokes that even fifth graders would think are lame.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio, Mixcloud or SoundCloud.

  Charles Johnston returns to introduce us to Tatiana, who shares the story of how she was called to work with the visionary plant medicine. The journey continues with their coming together and culminates with what actually goes into a ceremony.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.   http://www.burnerpodcast.com/previous-episodes/episode-62-whispers-from-mother-ayahuasca

    Associate Producer Tori and Intern Will share the fun, the prep and the curveballs of their adventure to South Africa’s Burning Man Regional event. Also about how they met on Tinder.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.

  MAPS researcher, Dr. Thomas Kingsly Brown, returns to share his recent adventures culminating in his presentation at the 2017 Psychedelic Science conference in Oakland.  Arash complains about the weather.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.  

The Journey’s Lead Artist, Dan Reeves, and Project Manager, Lee Hemingway, share their own histories with the Burner community, how they became friends and all that lead to the conception and build of The Journey. Arash nods a lot and pretends to understand what Dan’s talking about.    Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.

Recorded at the event, complete with background wind and bass, (mr)Arash and Mr. Mom chat about the history and culture of Saguaro Man: An Arizona Regional Burn. Arash complains a lot about the cold and still can’t say Saguaro right.   Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.

    CAMP Cheezy Porn tells Arash the story of how they morphed from a group of Hashers in to a legitimate Burning Man CAMP, some of the CAMP’S fun adventures and why they’re also known as Draft Punk at the Trash Fence. CAMP. Seriously, iTunes - it’s a show about a CAMP! Don’t ban this episode about a CAMP!   Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.

Executive Producer Meg, Curt Benedetto and Stephanie Indigo sit with Arash to chat about what happens when you miscalculate your chances of taking your project to the Burn and how important the experience has been to their creative and personal growth. Tune in if only to hear the very first words that come out of Meg’s mouth. Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iHeart Radio or SoundCloud.

KILLcRey and Kahlee discuss Thanksgiving eats, NODAPL and Castro. With music by Demrick, Blueprint, Karlo, Roc Marciano and more.

Noa & Lesa talk about their upcoming events, new monthlies & Electronic Press Kits! 

Kahlee and KILLcRey discuss the trump era and legal marijuana. With music by Snow Goons, Dizzy Wright, Ric Scales, Company Flow and more. 

Kahlle and KILLcRey talk about Halloween fouls and the coming holidays. With music by CookBook, Self Provoked, Smoke Dza, Talib Kweli and more.

a lot has happened with Noa & Lesa, they discuss their DIY Fest, the Vibe closing (which was the venue they've been throwing events at for 8yrs), their new venue & more! artist advice on booking shows by doing open mic & going to shows artist spotlight: Yung Miss http://bricktoyaface.com

KILLcRey and Kahlee talk costumes and Murs. With music by Self Provoked, El Blue, Pawz One, R-Mean and more.

With The Vibe closing, which was the venue we've been throwing shows at for 8years, we decided to do 2 farewell shows. This is the live audio of all the performances that night. Check out the episode & re-live the night if you were there or catch a glimpse of what you missed if you couldn't make it!

KILLcRey and Kahlee talk health and randomness. With music by Sadistik, Savior Self, Nocando, The Seed and more.

60 East welcomes Kosha Dillz to the road. Success, struggle and tour life... this is Kosha Dillz.

Kahlee brings you some of the mid week heat o  his personally selected playlist. With music by Earl Sweatshirt, Homeboy Sandman, Aesop Rock and more.

KILLcRey and Kahlee talk reality t.v. and pop culture... sort of. With music by PrimeSon, Namek, Sick Jacken, Mick Jenkins and more.

interview w/ Justin Hudson of 1LoveIE & RicoClipperHands  artist advice on booking pt 3 - pay to play vs selling tickets artist spotlight: Radio Base featuring music from Fredo, A. Cain, Productive Stoners, Radio Base & Greg Nwmn

Kahlee brings you your weekly bonus playlist.

Kahlee and KILLcRey talk about being firemen and the importance of knowing instagram rules. With music by Token, Lucy Camp, XP, Sapient and more.

60 East sits down with Watzreal & Beyond Bliss. 

Heres a bonus episode of Proof Of Life Radio

KILLcRey and Kahlee return to the airwaves. With music by Reverie, Ric Scales, Sapient, Blu & Exile, Apollo Brown and more.

Noa and Lesa bring you a special episode highlighting this years D.I.Y. Fest. Interviews with Avant-Garde, Fredo & A. Cain and Cam Gnarly.

Features: Interview: Hawdwerk Artist Advice: Booking pt2 Artist Spotlight: Phantom Thrett With music by Jupitor Black, Uhuruverse, Kasino Gang, Ill Camille, Iman Omari and King Dice.

Kahlee and KILLcRey discuss babies, Drake and rap etiquette. With music by Curtiss King, Namek, Steez76D, Joe Budden, AFRO and more.

60 East sits down with one of the hardest working indie artist's and co-host of the ORCAstrated Podcast, Noa James.

Kahlee and KILLcRey discuss justice on magazine covers and actual shots fired. With music by Aims, Peaky, Ras Kas, Steez76d, Dizzy Wright and more.

60 sits down with up and coming photographer and creative, Enkrypt.

Lesa J and Noa James explore how to overcome the many struggles of the indie lifestyle including: travel, starting a business, community outreach and the live performance. Featuring Judah 1 and Stevie Crooks.

Kahlee and KILLcRey talk Diabolic vs Talib, new babies and nerds. With music by Linoskiii, Gavlyn, Aesop Rock, Chris Rivers, Miki Vale, Sapient and more.

KILLcRey and Kahlee talk terrorists, producer etiquette and not getting shot. With music by Bobby Bucher, Pawz One, Ceschi, K. Flay, AFRO, Sapient and more.

Kahlee and KILLcRey talk zoos, parenting and Pete Rose. With music by Reverie, Joey Purp, Namek, Aesop Rock, Dumbfoundead, Apathy and more.

  In the first segment of this episode, Arash talks to veteran Burner/Maker Dave Cox about his decade long history with the Maker community. In the second segment, we get some background information about what goes into producing a Maker Faire with event producers Cody Nelson and Bob Syfrett.

Lesa J and Noa James welcome you to the first episode of the ORCAstrated Podcast. Get to know the hosts and their overwhelmingly positive outlook on the world of the independent artist!

Arash visits Russell’s creator, Lindsay, and follows his life story from childhood through his discovery of the Burner community and finishes with a nail-biting climax as he takes the Electric Giraffe to the White House lawn. Also in this episode, tons of advice for those considering building an art car.

Arash follows Lee’s journey through competitive sports, the House music scene and the explosion of Desert Hearts. Lee might be the “World’s Most Interesting Man.”

KILLcRey and Kahlee explore the soundtrack of your life. With music by Phora, Cookbook, Vince Staples, The Visionaries, Get Busy Committee and more.

Arash and The Black Company get into the history of the camp and discuss the similarities and differences between the Renaissance Faire and the Burner communities. They also get into community politics and the difference between playing and escaping.

Kahlee and KILLcRey talk politics and tom foolery with music by Gavlyn, Run The Jewels, X.P., Atmosphere, C.L. Smooth and more.

Arash and the Triptych kids go through their crew’s history, the formation of their camp, the challenges they’ve faced in the past year and their future plans. Arash’s car gets towed.

Kahlee and KILLcRey talk Wrestlemania, Phife Dog and Chris Brown among other life changing topics. With music by A$AP Ferg, Reverie, Gremlin, Atmosphere, Lucy Camp and more.

This show was recorded the night that Phife Dawg passed away. KILLcRey and Kahlee found out about the loss of the Hip-Hop legend directly after recording this episode.  Dedicated to the life of Phife Dawg.

While on the road, 60 sits down with collaborator, producer Phil The Pain. 

Arash visits Burning Man headquarters in San Francisco and sits with Iris to discuss the Regional Network and the upcoming Global Leadership Conference (GLC). It takes all his willpower not spend the whole time he’s been given whining about his love life.

Kahlee and KILLcRey debate the Cole/ Kendrick question and bring you a soundtrack with music by A-1, Sahtyre, 2Mex, Parker, Dizzy Wright, Hunter Erf, Andy Cooper and more.    

Kahlee and KILLcRey give you a soundtrack for Biggie Day. Music by: Self Provoked, Big Pun, Curtiss King, Dream Junkies, K.A.A.N., Mos Def, Gavlyn and more

Three of DPS’s founders bring some whiskey to the studio and tell Arash about the camp’s humble origins, philosophy and atmosphere. Arash tells them about chakras.

Greg Young and Amanda Joy school Arash on a variety of options available to people on how to experience love and partnership. Arash tries more desperately than usual to sound like he knows what he’s talking about.

Hosted by KILLcRey and Kahlee. The soundtrack of your life. Featuring music by Phora, Dizzy Wright, C.Young, Serengeti, 60 East, Jeff Turner, Alyssa Marie and more.  

  Los Angeles’s sensational Regional Contact guides Arash through the LA Burn scene, the history of LA’s decom and sheds some light on the region’s recent permitting challenges. She also shares her adventures in leaving Texas, stripping and becoming a scream queen.

Hosted by KILLcRey and Kahlee. Music for the soundtrack of your life. 01. Soul Assassins Ft. Evidence & Sick Jacken: Classical02. Intuition & Equalibrum: Imagining03. Ras Kass Ft. InDJnous: The Chase04. Self Provoked: Since '0605. Murs & 9th Wonder Ft. Rapsody & Propaganda: Walk Like a God 06. Bonnie Blue: Bonnie Blue07. Rapper Big Pooh & Te Nottz: 300Z08. Innate & EP: The Grind09. Tha Addicts Ft. Talib Kweli & Perry Lowe: Kindred Soul10. Sick Social: Friends Like11. Skeme Ft. Dubb & Kendrick Lamar: One Run12. Sadistik: Waves13. Doomtree: Generator14. Vince Staples: Nate15. Mad Macks: Dezi Arnaz16. Kahlee: Champion17. Jaden Smith: Fast18. Danny Brown: 25 Bucks19. Speak: Crumbs20: Token: Still No Sucka Mc's21. Reverie and Louden: Stagnant22. XP & Severe: Where It's At23. Creed Chameleon: 9:30am24. BO7V: Give Me Drank25. Macklemore: Growing Up26. Atmosphere: Fortunate27. Peaky: Argato28. The Underachievers: Take Your Place29. Watsky: Whoa, Whoa, Whoa30. Quelle Chris: The Plan  

60 sits down with long time collaborator, Omega, and talk about the ins and out of the indie production game.

Producer Meg, Regional Contact Fin and Arash chat about depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder, child molestation, medication and other mental health topics... And somehow manage NOT to make it the most depressing episode ever!

Knotty Boy drops by the studio to talk with Arash about Burning Man Gate’s build, logistics and all that goes into getting Burners out of the default world and into Black Rock City. Also discussed: Bugs!!!

Gaia and Arash talk Kidsville, relationships and neurochemistry over a beer. She also tells the backstory of her migration to San Diego and attending her first burn with a kiddo in tow. Arash drinks all her beer.

Kahlee and KILLcRey breakdown a soundtrack of "Money". With music by La Eyekon, Rics Rumble, Dag Savage, Brother Ali, Phora, Nocando and more.

  In this extra large episode, two returning guests drop by the studio to talk even more about that San Diego regional you might be mildly sick of Arash talking about all the time. The conversation gets into Bob and Colin’s back stories, the founding of the Waldos, challenges faced and successes celebrated after all the dust settled.  

Arash and his man-crush discuss writing, the creative process, sleeping on rooftops and traveling through South America while reading Rumi. Chad also talks tent-tripping and reads us a poem about his home, Tijuana.

Producer Meg, Online Editor Thanasi, Music Editor Nav and Borderline Useless Arash recap their Burn experiences. Highlights include dust, emotional breakdowns and vodka.

  Producer Meg sits in as Dr. Brown (a.k.a. Kingsley) swings by the studio to cling beers with Arash and tell the story of his lifelong relationship with psychedelics, culminating with his MAPS funded research of ibogaine and its potential for treating drug addiction. Arash predictably screws up the acronym in the intro.

Kim sits with Arash to talk career counseling, professional inspiration and theme camp planning logistics. The final third of the show is all about Consent Culture and plays like a pilot for the Kim and Arash Morning Hour.

YOUtopia, San Diego’s regional Burn which takes place in October, has been described as “Burning Man 15 years ago in a jungle setting.” Arash, Bob and Jake get into all the things YOUtopia including art, Native American tribal council politics, event logistics, previous years’ lessons learned and oh so much more geekery.

  Curt takes Arash through his upbringing in San Diego, not being a fan of camping, the art of going against the construct and his experiences with the more challenging aspects of volunteerism. Arash then whines about being hazed.

Arash and Tom talk about all that went into creating one of the most talked about pieces of art on the playa, the Black Rock Observatory. They also get into what’s happening in the coming year including doing more of whatever you want and the Carl Sagan connection.

Ell Kay flies all the way down from Vancouver with the sole purpose of talking to Arash about the art of cooking, the Canadian burn scene and the joy of being a recovering vegan. Ell Kay had no other reasons to come to San Diego. We swear.

Fully prepared for Arash’s cheap red wine offering, Jenn sneaks good white wine into the studio as the two discuss Jenn’s life, adult giftedness and all that goes into performing as part of the Fire Conclave.

Payam, Jake and Eoghan show up to Arash’s studio and proceed to get wasted. At some point, Arash remembers to hit record and something that might be called an “interview” is conducted about the history, culture and execution of Electric Poncho.

Camber and Arash talk consent culture, gay polyamory and how nice people in Portland are. There is also a beautiful moment of shared tears followed promptly by Arash whining about his ex again.

Mikey and Arash move through some of the backstory of San Diego's techno scene, the rise of Desert Hearts and Wu Tang Clan. Yeah that last bit was a surprise to us too.

Sean Natural Nash sits with Arash to talk San Diego's burner home, colab, as well as some Rangering stories and his adventures with Rainbow Family. Arash also attempts to get some dating advice from Natural, who is a married man.

  Lisa Dewey fights for the title of “most woo woo guest” as she talks to Arash about the spiritual side of health, her experiences as a death doula and the status of women, both in and out of the Burner community. Also, Arash attempts not to be all whiny about his ex-girlfriend.

  Arash and Hill talk about her painting, the spiritual side of artistry and all kinds of other artsy fartsy stuff. And if that's not enough to make you gag, Arash gets all super woo woo about all the magical crap that happened surrounding the recording of this episode.

Arash and Jake fan the flames of a budding bromance with talks of theghostdiaries.com, atheism and robot sex. Plus Arash may or may not totally perpetuate a lie about Jake.

Arash leads a roundtable discussion with five candidates running for open seats on the San Diego Collaborative Arts Project's board of directors. Chaos ensues. 

  Arash gives Marc a lot of jealous side-eye because of his awesome radio voice while they chat about fire-spinning safety, sky-diving into Black Rock City and that feeling of invincibility you get after your first burn.

  Taz talks to a very nervous Arash about crashing a satellite into the moon to create a new crater, fire safety and the regret that comes with spray-painting one's entire naked body on the playa.