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Gabby Reece discusses her transition from professional volleyball player and model to entrepreneur and podcast host. She shares her experiences hosting MTV Sports and trying her hand at professional golf. Gabby emphasizes the importance of following your heart and not getting caught up in societal expectations. She also talks about her diet and how it has changed over the years, focusing on whole foods and avoiding processed foods. Gabby discusses her approach to skincare and protecting herself from the sun. She shares her thoughts on supplements and the importance of finding what works for you. Finally, she addresses the pressure to conform to beauty standards in Hollywood and her personal views on cosmetic treatments. Gabby Reese discusses the importance of authenticity and finding one's own path in life. She emphasizes the value of focusing on personal growth, physical health, and healthy relationships rather than striving for perfection. Gabby also shares her fitness routine, which includes high-intensity training and underwater pull training. She highlights the importance of movement in different ways to maintain overall fitness and prevent joint damage. Gabby introduces the concept of breathwork and its benefits for performance, relaxation, and overall health. She encourages listeners to incorporate breathwork into their daily lives as a powerful tool for well-being. About Gabby Reece: At the age of 18, Elle named Gabby “One of The Five Most Beautiful Women in The World”. She has graced the cover of Sports Illustrated for Women, Elle, Shape, Self, Harpers' Bazaar, Volleyball, Fitness, Life, Vogue, Experience Life, Travel & Leisure Golf, People, and Outside. Women's Sports & Fitness named Gabby as one of the ‘20 Most Influential Women in Sports'. Author of NY Times Best Seller My Foot Is Too Big for the Glass Slipper. Was a contributing editor for Yahoo Health and has written for The Huffington Post and the Los Angeles Times Magazine. Gabby's health and fitness tips have appeared in Shape, Men's Fitness, and Elle magazines.  Links and Resources: Laird Superfood The Gabby Reece Show Podcast Where can you find more information about how to autojuvenate your skin to a younger you? Check out my new book, Younger For Life! It's available at https://autojuvenation.com, and if you buy it now, you will receive over $100 in FREE gifts, including a $30 gift certificate for my online store younbeauty.com! Check out Dr. Youn's skincare products and nutritional supplements - younbeauty.com Download his FREE eGuide: "What to Eat to Look Younger" - dryoun.com/eat-look-younger Follow Dr. Youn on Instagram - @tonyyounmd Follow Dr. Youn on YouTube - youtube.com/tonyyounmd Follow Dr. Youn on TikTok - @doctoryoun Follow Dr. Youn on Facebook - @dryoun

Racer, Dirt Jumper, and full on freestyle BMX lifer Todd Wildman Lyons is in the Unclicked studio! Todd is a living legend, He's seen it all and is an encyclopedia of BMX knowledge. Coincidently he has a-lot of his day to day written down in a journal. Hurry to that play button and get to know The WIldmanThanks to Oskar Blues, Source BMX, and Woodward for supporting the Unclicked Podcast!https://oskarblues.com / https://www.sourcebmx.com/ / https://www.woodwardpa.com/Hosts:Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/?hl=enMike Escamilla: https://www.instagram.com/mikeescamilla/Guests:Todd Lyons: https://www.instagram.com/toddlyons/0:00 - Intro 10:00- Early sponsorship 35:00 - JNCO / XGAMES 1:02:00 - Corey Nastazio 1:06:00 - Racing 1:45:00 - MTV Sports and Music Festival 1:56:00  - WILDMAN 2:11:00 - SE Bikes 2:58:00 - Bike Life 3:13:30 - Questions / Wrap up

Racer, Dirt Jumper, and full on freestyle BMX lifer Todd Wildman Lyons is in the Unclicked studio! Todd is a living legend, He's seen it all and is an encyclopedia of BMX knowledge. Coincidently he has a-lot of his day to day written down in a journal. Hurry to that play button and get to know The WIldmanThanks to Oskar Blues, Source BMX, and Woodward for supporting the Unclicked Podcast!https://oskarblues.com / https://www.sourcebmx.com/ / https://www.woodwardpa.com/Hosts:Ryan Fudger: https://www.instagram.com/fyanrudger/?hl=enMike Escamilla: https://www.instagram.com/mikeescamilla/Guests:Todd Lyons: https://www.instagram.com/toddlyons/0:00 - Intro10:00- Early sponsorship35:00 - JNCO / XGAMES1:02:00 - Corey Nastazio1:06:00 - Racing1:45:00 - MTV Sports and Music Festival1:56:00  - WILDMAN2:11:00 - SE Bikes2:58:00 - Bike Life3:13:30 - Questions / Wrap upSupport the show

Deco Neves, Bacharel em administração pela ESPM, ex-apresentador do MTV Sports, atual CEO da Bolovo Productions e Diretor Criativo da Fatz delícias.

Dan Cortese. We need you. We need you more than ever. Because MTV Sports has to come back. Agree? Disagree? Do you know Dan Cortese? Please make an introduction so we can have him on the podcast! Send your Dan Cortese introduction, comments, suggestions and introductions to the legend himself to myrockfight@gmail.com. THE ROCK FIGHT is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.

Many people have talked about homelessness but few have actually talked to the homeless themselves. Fewer yet have seen them in their full humanity. And only one person has committed over a decade to chronicle their stories. Josh Hayes is that person with his seminal work The Invisible Class. He expertly weaves individual narratives of those on the streets with a breakdown of systemic causes of the homelessness crisis. He challenges both conservative and liberal orthodoxies on this topic. If you want to understand how homelessness in America has become a major humanitarian crisis in many urban cities in the country, including Los Angeles, this is a must-listen. As the founder of Upstart Media Josh has worked in all aspects of media creation for nearly 15 years and specializes in all things video production. This includes filming, editing, directing, producing, podcast production, and more. Along the way he has worked with a broad list of clients ranging from technology companies (Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, Facebook, YouTube), publishers (Washington Post, USA Today, New York Times), music acts (Moby, Cypress Hill, Santigold, Janelle Monae), sports organizations (Turner Sports, MTV Sports) and a large variety of small businesses and boutique brands.Key Highlights:[00:01 - 11:59] - Opening SegmentHow Josh believes The Invisible Class can help shift the perception of homelessness in societyAdvocates are there fighting for affordable housing and it's not always accessible or affordableJosh's insights about student debt Why it costs 9 times more to make affordable housing than simply pay for the units to be fixed[12:00 - 21:48] The Homeless Community is DiverseThe reason why  the private sector is not the main player in solving homelessnessHow the cost of living in cities affects people who are homeless and low-incomeThere are other ways to address homelessness other than through criminalizationThere are many different types of people who are homeless[21:49- 33:54] - The Goal of Documentary Film is to Educate and AgitatePeople should change their mindset and not just focus on the negative aspects Why the Olympics can be a powerful tool to bring attention to the city's problems with homelessnessThe importance of being objective and real when making documentaries[33:55 - 40:30] - It Can Be Difficult to Find Relevant Homeless DocumentariesVideo is one of the most powerful tools to help people learn and understand complex topicsWhy it is difficult for documentaries to be noticedHow much it costs to release a documentary on Netflix[40:31 - 52:49] - The Importance of Acknowledging People's HumanityJosh shares his outlook on street medicine documentariesHow impact distribution can be helpful for filmsHow to engage with people who are homeless and how to help end homelessnessJosh's experience in an interview with a social worker[52:50 - 1:01:27] - Closing SegmentThe more time you spend volunteering, the more opinions you will have about important issuesIt's important to find something that you're comfortable withWant to connect with Josh Hayes? Follow him on LinkedIn, and Twitter. Make sure to visit https://www.visualanarchy.tv/upstartmedia, the history of homelessness in America. We Foster Equality Through Video Production.CRAVING MORE?What are you waiting for? Head to Alchemy of Politics; join the conversation and start a change reaction! Follow us on Instagram and

This week Heather and Jameson are joined by the one and only Dan Cortese as they talk about MTV Sports.  Dan recounts his adventures from his time as host (and incidentally, own production assistant at times) of MTV Sports, which aired on MTV in the 1990s and featured extreme sports all over the world.Dan talks about the origins of MTV Sports and shares his stories in which he nearly BASE jumped off a bridge in West Virginia, went ice driving in Sweden, and ran with the bulls in Spain.  Dan acts as the unofficial ambassador of Pittsburgh and Heather and Jameson convince Dan he needs to watch the groundbreaking film, Rad. For more fun with Dan, check out his recent and hilarious memoir, Step Off: My Journey from Mimbo to Manhood on Amazon (or wherever you buy books): https://tinyurl.com/5n8zxtak. Aside from basking in the glory of having a special guest who is not only a bonafide celebrity but has actually been on MTV, Jameson has Heather watch Eye of the Tiger (hello, mullets) and the Gen Experts decide what “extreme sports” should be featured on a 2022 MTV Sports reboot.  You know, lawn darts and horse dancing, all the extreme sports.

After viewing a strangely familiar video nasty, Monsterzero, a film censor, sets out to solve the past mystery of his mind's disappearance, embarking on a quest that dissolves the line between fiction and reality. On Episode 465 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss the film Censor from director Prano Bailey-Bond! We also have a deep discussion about censorship in the 80s as it relates to Video Nasties, The Filthy 15, the PMRC, and we discuss how fit censors are to be deciding who can consume what! Of course there is the typical skulduggery you'd expect-- what god-like powers Ravenshadow would want, why would MZ consume a hot jelly bean, and learn all about our Dependence Day Celebration! So grab your favorite forbidden VHS tape, try out your newfound stretching powers, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Joe Bob Briggs, Ares: handyman extraordinaire, God-like abilities, what god would you want to be?, Lucky Bamboo, Saskatchewan Seal Skin Shirts, X-Rated Vision, duck boats, Excalibur, Micromax, Purple Clad Bowman, Elongated Man, Ralph Dibney, George Burns, 18 Again, Made for TV's Michael Dudikoff, body swap movies, Cad Bane, Dream a Little Dream, the velvet shirt, Bean Boozled, Carolina Reaper Jelly Beans, Uncrustables, Mara Jade, Timothy Zahn, Grand Admiral Thrawn, MZ's 50th Birthday Roast, B-Hole talk, Dependence Day Celebration Blackout Tapes, Prime Day, artful nudes, Censor, Video Nasties, Prano Bailey-Bond, Mary Whitehouse, BBFC, Niamh Algar, Michael Smiley, Unhinged, Eyeball, video rental stores, Adrian Schiller, Video Nasties: The Definitive Guide, Bloody Moon, The Beyond, Shock! Horror!, Man of Violence, Mardi Gras Massacre, Jack Valenti, MPAA, blood flowing like water, Last House on the Left, Straw Dogs, Clockwork Orange, Dee Snider, John Denver, Frank Zappa, Tipper Gore, Filthy 15, wearing a codpiece, 2 Live Crew, censorship in the 80s, Faces of Death, Cannibal Holocaust, IMDB plot keywords, self-censoring, Used Cars, Benny Hill, nudity on TV, Blues Brothers, 80 VHS recreations, Berberian Sound Studio, Joe Versus the Volcano, Camille Keaton, I Spit on Your Grave, Heroes Shed No Tears, Dead or Alive Trilogy, Takashi Miike, Darth Vader, IG-88, Shakma, Caveat, Skull: The Mask, Shudder, Spare Parts, unrealistic bar fights, Halloween Kills, Evilspeak, Clint Howard, Dan Cortes, Demolition Man, MTV Sports, Two Guys One Crypt, Gun Woman, Kurando Mitsutake, the middle coast, Highway to the Time Zone, and Saskatchewan Seal Skin Shirts.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: https://discord.gg/ETE79ZkSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

If you love reality TV, you can’t miss our hang out with Mark Long. He’s an OG Road Rules contestant but has gone on to host other shows like MTV Sports and Reality Remix.  But as a 2-time winner of The Challenge, he’s back to take on The Challenge All Stars.  Wells finds out what led him to a life in reality TV and what happens in his world when the cameras are off. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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DAN CORTESE is an actor and TV host, known for "Demolition Man," "What I Like About You," "Public Enemies," and for his appearance on "Seinfeld." From 1997 to 2000, Cortese starred opposite Kirstie Alley in "Veronica's Closet." Dan also starred in The WB television series "What I Like About You" in a recurring role, and hosted several successful shows such as "MTV Sports," "Crash Course," or "Guinness World Records Unleashed."

Dan Cortese is an actor and TV host, known for "Demolition Man," "What I Like About You," "Public Enemies," and for his appearance on "Seinfeld." From 1997 to 2000, Cortese starred opposite Kirstie Alley in "Veronica's Closet." Dan also starred in The WB television series "What I Like About You" in a recurring role, and hosted several successful shows such as "MTV Sports," "Crash Course," or "Guinness World Records Unleashed."

Another show full of nonsense and it's not that bad! I think. I discuss losing out on a job that I wanted and how that's affected me mentally. I also talk about how much I don't like Lowe's, MTV and the year 1988, the USPS, the Bruins and gambling before reviewing a listener voicemail. And as it's Monday I have Three Gripes: Public nose pickers and how vile they are, eating while talking on the phone and cowboy hats. Check it out! TELL YOUR FRIENDS!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/complaintsandobservations/message

From his humble beginnings in Pennsylvania to his successful acting career in Hollywood, Dan Cortese has walked many different paths in life. He worked the graveyard shift at a steel mill to put himself through college and left home to pursue the California dream. He landed a job as the host of MTV Sports and later became a well-known side character on the popular show, Seinfeld. He's since written a book documenting his journey and looking at the power of positivity. This week, he shares his story of growth and change and reminds us to always be grateful for the opportunities we have. He recalls a moment at the steel mill when he considered dropping out of college. He wasn't sure how his future would look or if he'd find success in acting. A coworker reminded him that in going to college, he was already in the process of achieving something others worked hard to get. He took the lesson to heart and moved across the country to reach his goals. After gaining popularity on television, he once again had to reevaluate the direction his life had taken. Now, his goal is simple, but valuable: to be a little bit better each day. What You'll Learn: See challenges as chances for growth Don't play the comparison game Hold yourself accountable to having a healthy mindset Learn to live in the hard moments, as well as the good Find out who you want to be and work toward it Support the show by using code PODCAST for 15% off at CompeteEveryDay.com!

From his humble beginnings in Pennsylvania to his successful acting career in Hollywood, Dan Cortese has walked many different paths in life. He worked the graveyard shift at a steel mill to put himself through college and left home to pursue the California dream. He landed a job as the host of MTV Sports and later became a well-known side character on the popular show, Seinfeld. He’s since written a book documenting his journey and looking at the power of positivity. This week, he shares his story of growth and change and reminds us to always be grateful for the opportunities we have. He recalls a moment at the steel mill when he considered dropping out of college. He wasn’t sure how his future would look or if he’d find success in acting. A coworker reminded him that in going to college, he was already in the process of achieving something others worked hard to get. He took the lesson to heart and moved across the country to reach his goals. After gaining popularity on television, he once again had to reevaluate the direction his life had taken. Now, his goal is simple, but valuable: to be a little bit better each day. What You’ll Learn: See challenges as chances for growth Don’t play the comparison game Hold yourself accountable to having a healthy mindset Learn to live in the hard moments, as well as the good Find out who you want to be and work toward it Support the show by using code PODCAST for 15% off at CompeteEveryDay.com!

Gabby Reece is not only a volleyball legend, but an inspirational leader, New York Times bestselling author, wife, and mother.  The former professional beach volleyball player and Nike's first female spokeswoman is the definition of both athleticism and beauty.  Gabby won an athletic scholarship to Florida State University where she played two seasons before accepting offers from the modeling world.  During her time at FSU she set two school volleyball records that still stand today.  Gabby created with her husband big wave surfer and waterman Laird Hamilton, a company Extreme Performance Training, XPT.  XPT is a unique and powerful fitness training and lifestyle program featuring their unique water workouts, performance breathing, recovery methods and high-intensity and endurance training for people of all fitness levels and backgrounds.  Gabby's most recent book, My Foot Is Too Big for the Glass Slipper, boldly shares her personal story of real-life ups and downs of motherhood and career in order to encourage women worldwide to challenge traditional norms and find personal happiness.  Gabby’s challenge to feminist definitions of the modern women sparked huge media interest, resulting in appearances on The Today Show, Rock Center with Brian Williams, Live from the Couch, Dr. Oz, Katie Couric, E! Chelsea Lately, The Jeff Probst Show and The Better Show, to name a few, she was also co-host of The View and appeared on Access Hollywood. Gabby’s health and fitness tips have appeared in Shape, Men’s Fitness, and Elle magazines.  She has been a contributing editor for Yahoo Health, and has written for The Huffington Post and the Los Angeles Times Magazine.A pro in front of the camera as a TV host, early in her television program hosting career, she won a huge following by taking risks road-lugging, white water kayaking, drag racing, surfing, and sky diving on “MTV Sports” and “The Extremists with Gabrielle Reece” and later she was a commentator at the 1998 Goodwill Games. She has hosted ‘Insider Training’ on the Fit TV/Discovery channel, she was a featured host of ESPN and NBC’s “Gravity Games”, and in the spring of 2016, Gabby became the host of NBC’s new hit fitness competition series “STRONG,”. She has regularly appeared on Good Morning America, The Today Show, the Ellen Degeneres Show and Chelsea Lately, as well as other top tier entertainment shows. She has also appeared in several feature films, where she played a pro beach volleyball player in ‘Cloud Nine’ with Bert Reynolds (2004), a guest star in ‘North Shore’ (2004) and as a physical trainer in the film ‘Gattica’ (1997). Gabby began modeling in high school and throughout her college career. She traveled to New York and Italy in between competing and training. She was only a sophomore at Florida State University when Elle named her “One of The Five Most Beautiful Women in The World”.  She has graced the cover of Sports Illustrated for Women, Travel & Leisure Golf, Women’s Sports & Fitness, Outside, Elle, Shape, Self, Harpers’ Bazaar, Volleyball, Fitness, Life, Vogue, Experience Life and People, and has worked with the most elite photographers in the world.Gabby and Laird have 3 children and reside in Kauai, HI and Malibu, CA.

On this episode of the Positive University Podcast, bestselling author Jon Gordon is joined by Dan Cortese. You may know Dan as the host of the Emmy Award-winning MTV Sports, his roles on Veronica's Closet, What I Like About You, and many other TV shows and movies. Some of his characters have gone on to become cultural icons, like Elaine's rock climber boyfriend Tony 'Mimbo' from Seinfeld. Dan is also the author of the brand new book “Step Off: My Journey from Mimbo to Manhood.” This episode talks about the lessons he's learned along the way. We especially loved when Dan said "If you don’t like the narrative of your story, become the narrator.” So many great nuggets. Connect with Dan on Twitter and Instagram @dancortese Our featured resource this week is Daily Positive. It’s a free daily email with an encouraging quote or short message to help you fuel your mind and take on the day! You can sign up at dailypositive.com

Some Tar Heel news and notes including a Carolina-era Michael Jordan marathon on the ACC Network (5:52) and nice honors for Wes Miller (8:17) and Sam Howell (10:21)Then, former MTV Sports host Dan Cortese joins to talk playing football at Carolina, his new book, his acting career, his time at MTV and his best Rock N' Jock highlight (11:49)Plus: Adam has a packed list (40:10) and "Dirty Dancing" goes through the #RoadHouseChallenge (1:00:18)

We've got a little change up this week with the Nate and Not Nate Hour. The guys decide to go down the path of what happens when they're left alone for an hour to do their thing. We look at how social media and California is always the same when there is an earthquake. We look at some sight issues and Huw learns a little something in the process. How can you keep an eye on the neighborhood with nothing but an app? Nate goes through some childhood memories. We look at some men's fashion issues and Huw feels the need to talk about snacks. We look at the issues with some supermarkets that might happen. Demolition Man is no longer considered a Sci-Fi movie after this. This movie leads us down a rabbit hole of thoughts including MTV Sports, X-Games, Point Break Movies, and Where actors ended up. Throw in some '90s kid sports movies to top it all off. Nate wants to talk about some interesting Covid-19 fundraiser called the All-In Challenge to finish off the show. We also have a plan for next week's show! Have a good week and be safe folks.

Companion: MTV Sports and Music Festival Clint and Nick watch the MTV Sports and Music Festival from 99. We then go into watching Fresno Smooth. Support this podcast

Hey Team, let's kick it for this week's new lunchtime episode! Kris kicks things off pledge drive style (0:20) Introducing Thomas back on AOTY Podcast by recounting a story about him trying to get into the 1997's MTV Sports and Music festival (4:30) Getting marooned at Barton Springs Mall as a result (5:33) Recounting 1-800 Collect (6:42) Thomas's proper intro (12:00) Introducing our Lunctime topic, art and commerce (13:50) (14:57) Shock Jock madness (19:05) Kris reminiscing on his time as "Encyclopedia Brown", and his Monday morning airshift on college radio (19:32) Re-introducing our Patreon and going over patron levels (37:41), and Kris and Thomas introduce their side Podcast, How have I not seen Die Hard? that will be available for the 12-inch LP level Patreon supporters (40:40) Check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/albumoftheyear and email us at aotypodcast@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!

Let's do this, team...1997 Part 2 is here! Marty talks about his partner, Courtney, seeing Björk at ACL Fest in the early 2000's (0:00) Kris wonders how that show slipped under his radar (1:10) The '97 Beat goes on with Stephen talking about the MTV Sports and Music Festival that took place in Austin (2:56) Kris recounts what some music critics had dubbed "The worst 2 week period in the history of music (7:20) Way more Limp Bizkit talk than any one music podcast should tolerate (14:00) We move to the charts (28:50) Marty doing his best DJ Kool impression (34:55) We move on to Marty's pick, Sleater-Kinney's watershed, "Dig me Out" (46:45). After that, we get to Kris's pick, Radiohead's landmark statement, "Ok Computer". Thanks for listening!

Episode 39 of the MAPS podcast features yet another exclusive interview with one of the great thinkers of the modern psychedelic revolution, James Oroc. Our conversation with James takes us on a journey through his highly evolved insights, opinions and experiences on topics ranging from 5-MEO DMT, the re-birth of LSD, Sasha Shulgin and the culture wars that are present throughout the 21st Century consciousness expansion movement. James is one of the most unique voices within the new wave of psychedelic consciousness and his wisdom, humor and conviction are a necessary ingredient for the future. Intro: Remembering Ralph Metzner James Oroc - Journalist, photographer, and artist James Oroc was born in the small South Pacific nation of Aotearoa. Since 1998 he has been pursuing and reporting on the cutting edge of extreme sports in more than 40 countries around the globe, his work appearing in magazines, films, and on MTV Sports. He has been a member of the Burning Man community since 1999, and he is also involved in the documentation and advancement of “Alternative Culture.” Oroc resides in the Dominican Republic. 

We welcome Halloween and close out October with the rest of our discussion on the bonkers killer clown flick Haunted Maze. We discuss many things, including the film's questionable use of country music, the seemingly omniscient security camera, Clancy's love of nonsensical riddles, the geography of the haunted "maze," and whether or not the teen victims are tripping balls. We also dream up a better movie led by the MTV Sports-era hunk Agent Hawk. Happy Halloween!   

Download James Oroc is the Author of Tryptamine Palace and the New Psychedelic Revolution. Show topics include Burning Man, visionary art, drug war, and politics around the 5-MEO-DMT experience. 3 Key Points: James Oroc is cautious about the medicalization of psychedelics. He believes psychedelics do not necessarily heal sick people, but instead bring a new perspective to healthy users. The 5-MEO-DMT experience is not like the typical psychedelic experience, not everyone should do it, and there are some serious negative side effects that could last for years if not integrated properly. The Bufo Alvarius desert toad is at risk. With climate change and the demand for using them for their 5-MEO-DMT, there is a lot of pressure on their survival as a species. Support the show Patreon Leave us a review on iTunes Share us with your friends – favorite podcast, etc Join our Facebook group - Psychedelics Today group – Find the others and create community. Navigating Psychedelics Show Notes About James James has written a few psychedelic books, and is kind of a psychedelic icon His interests are in noveling and extreme sports journalism He wrote a book for Burning man, and gave away 500 copies at the festival He is a world class paragliding competitor He believes always being in nature is important In the late 80’s the psychedelic culture had crashed, except for the mountain towns, which is where psychedelic community ended up Joe lives in the Rockies, and was hanging out in Aspen and ran into an old hippie deadhead who talked about skiing on mescaline, when everyone would typically ski on acid In James new book he goes into psychedelics and extreme sports, about using a dose smaller than the psychedelic dose but larger than a micro dose Joe references a movie, Valley Uprising, where most of the climbers would hang out on the side of a mountain face, party all night, drop a bunch of acid and then sprint to the top James’ Interest in Psychedelics James says that 5-MEO-DMT converted him from to being a scientific, rationalist, atheist to agnostic, being merged and one with the god source, through the classic mystical experience He says it took him multiple years to figure out how a 40 minute trip experiences shifted his entire perspective for the rest of his life That's why he wrote his Burning Man book, as a way to help others relate to the experience and make their own sense of it Joe says James Book is far more fascinating than Michael Pollan’s Book, especially for people that have been in the psychedelic space for a while Michael Pollan states in his book that LSD was given to Tim Leary by Alfred Hubbard, but James says that's not true, he says that a man by the name of Michael Hollingsworth gave LSD to Leary, after coming to America with a jar of mayonnaise full of LSD James says its amusing for Pollan to form stories to fit his own narrative He says Pollan has talked about using psychedelics only four times, and that he doesn't like the psychedelic culture and by using them we will become more depressed James thinks depression is a result of the paradigm that we are in “I don't like the idea of psychedelics being used as bandaids to help people except the current paradigm, I like the idea of psychedelics being dynamite, to help bring the next paradigm shift” - James Smart people are depressed because they are realizing we are screwing this planet up, and we may not have that much time left on it He called it ‘extinction denial’ in his last book, and after writing his last book in 2009, its gotten exponentially worse Joe asks James why he thinks people are denying the extinction narrative James replies saying people feel like they can't do anything about it, they worry about paycheck to paycheck, and get caught up in all the small distractions of life. He says no wonder people are depressed Psychedelics aren't a Medicine James thinks the only reason they didn't take hold as medicines in the 60’s is because they were difficult to use, and didn't fit in the medical model “The problem with medicalization is it puts psychedelics in one box, I’m more interested in giving psychedelics to healthy people than sick people” They don't fall under the true classification of medicines James thinks they should be called therapy, instead of medicine He understands the interest of why people want to use them as medicines, but that shouldn't be the only way they are used Joe adds that the medicalization doesn't mean rescheduling - via drug policy alliance James says that last year alone had the most arrests for cannabis than any other year, even as more states are ‘legalizing’ Joe mentions a comment from Brian Normand who runs Psymposia, “Is cannabis really legal, if you can only have 6 plants? It's just heightened regulation.” James thinks that keeping cannabis illegal in the south is the main tool for racial profiling, it's the gateway drug to prison Brooklyn wants to release 20,000 cannabis offenders America James thinks living in America is like living in the belly of the beast There are so many forces at work in the US, James thinks the best thing for the world would be for it to break up in a few smaller countries, although it's probably not going to happen “It's not where you want to be, its where they'll have ya” - James The data that John Hopkins comes up with is what we need to fight the cognitive liberty we should have to take psychedelics Roland Griffith Joe says Stan Grof became uninterested in the research of psychedelics and became more interested in visionary art Creativity is what could help us survive “Art could be the next religion” - Alex Grey Reemergence of Spirit James thinks we are in an interesting time in history, all of the models and structures are collapsing, we are getting to an individualized view of everything. We have the right to create our own spirituality and religion. If we all go find what we find and then come together in clusters of like findings, that is a way for our spirituality to grow Daniel Pinchbeck mentions cloistering up in small subculture communities focused on individual sub aspects of what interest you Reemergence of spirit is important and can happen with the democratization of psychedelics Psychedelics play a role in inner reality and outer reality “Psychedelic perspective is the worldview that we take on as a psychedelic user, and its the perspective that the planet needs to survive. Whether as a society that we can shift to that perspective quick enough, is the issue. But the tools are in hand.” - James Burning Man James tells a story of this wealthy CEO who attends Burning Man, and gets back and realizes he's a rich asshole and starts contemplating how he can make his company better for the world and be better to his employees Burning Man has a lot of potential like psychedelics do, but it was easier back then Burning Man has blown up and isn't what it used to be These highly impactful experiences are more influential when they are small Boom, a festival in Portugal is a free environment because everything is legal, there is no paranoia Burning Man used to be free, but because things are still illegal, it has more of a defensive posture now There are so many resources, police, undercovers, put into Burning Man for how little of crime that happens Joe says its a means to scare the people There's a report that the administration put out recently that agreed that climate change is happening but they don't want to do anything about it Peter Thiel has been bragging about buying a whole country, New Zealand Psychedelics James says he is a very interested observer to see psychedelics ‘come out of the closet’ Is medicalization a means to take the fangs off of the drug war, or take power away from the psychedelic culture? James says medicalization is just a financial opportunity MDMA is leading the push toward legalization US Military is super interested in MDMA because of the PTSD Drone operators suffer from depression when they realize they are bombing people they've never even seen But the MDMA could keep these operators at the desk History of government's involvement in psychedelics Robert Forte - The Dark History of Psychedelics MK Ultra did happen Robert believes Albert Hofman was in charge OSS - Office of Strategic Services John Perry Barlow - founder of EFF Electronic Freedom Foundation John Gillmore - had the largest civil suit against the US govt. for phone tapping If you have an intense psychedelic experience, take some time and integrate it “The first place you go after a major psychedelic experience is the library” James says 5-MEO-DMT was the greatest intellectual adventure of his life He couldn't grasp the concept of quantum physics, after 5-MEO-DMT it was one of the only things that made sense Alexander Shulgin - plus four James had a paradigm shift after the first time smoking 5-MEO-DMT He says 5-MEO-DMT is extremely powerful, he doesn't do it as much anymore, because he appreciates how powerful it is He also believes that it's wrong for ‘shamans’ to take the drug while facilitating LSD is considered not powerful because its been dialed down People don't take the same dose that people used to in the 70’s Every community should have its own psychonaut James thinks people should not start with 5-MEO-DMT, but start with something less intense like mushrooms and a walk in the woods Joe did a lot of holotropic breathwork before taking psychedelics So many people go right to ayahuasca because they are out of the psychedelic culture and are being advertised to James is annoyed with people calling drugs medicine out of context, like at a festival He thinks toad is a sacrament, or therapy, not medicine. It hasn't healed anybody He believes that the ‘toad shaman’ culture will be eliminated once chemists start to synthesize 5-MEO-DMT The toads are coming from an overly populated desert, and with climate change, there is a lot of pressure on these species survival Final Thoughts James suggestions The 5-MEO-DMT experience is unique, it’s not like the typical psychedelic experience, not everyone should do it, and there are some serious negative side effects that could last for years if not integrated properly Start with classic psychedelics like LSD or mushrooms, and go for a walk outside Stan Grof’s house/library burnt down, Terence McKenna lost two libraries, and Jonathan Ott’s library burnt down. Decades of research burnt down   Check out this FREE online course, "Introduction to Psychedelics"   James Facebook Typtamine Palace Facebook Instagram Youtube Book About James Journalist, photographer, and artist James Oroc was born in the small South Pacific nation of Aotearoa. Since 1998 he has been pursuing and reporting on the cutting edge of extreme sports in more than 40 countries around the globe, his work appearing in magazines, films, and on MTV Sports. He has been a member of the Burning Man community since 1999, and he is also involved in the documentation and advancement of “Alternative Culture.”

Journalist, photographer, and artist James Oroc was born in the small South Pacific nation of Aotearoa. Since 1998 he has been pursuing and reporting on the cutting edge of extreme sports in more than 40 countries around the globe, his work appearing in magazines, films, and on MTV Sports. He has been a member of the Burning Man community since 1999, and he is also involved in the documentation and advancement of psychedelic culture as one of the first people to ever publically discuss the philosophical and metaphysical implication of 5-MeO-DMT. His first book, Tryptamine Palace, is a quintessential read for those interested in psychedelic philosophy. It presents his theories on reality, God, quantum mechanics and 5-MeO-DMT that are present in Tryptamine Palace. In this interview, we scratch the surface of those theories but advance beyond the Tryptamine Palace and explore the topics of his most recent book, The New Psychedelic Revolution -- the rich history of visionary art, modern festival culture, the rising popularity of 5-MeO-DMT, and his psychedelic philosophies on the nature of mind.   For relevant links, or to download this episode, head to http://bit.ly/ATTMind77   ------------------- Support The Show

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