Podcasts about new age narcissism

Y'allllll! Laura and I are so, so excited to be putting this episode out into the world. The minute we cut recording on this interview, we scooted up our entire production timeline by two months so y'all could have THIS episode in your ears. An artist, musician, lyrical storyteller, and true Milwaukee legend, The Fader describes WebsterX's music as "a personal dive into the rapper's psyche". One of the most successful Milwaukee based musicians, WebsterX was awarded Solo Artist of the Year by Radio Milwaukee in 2016, and his album "Daymares" was voted album of the year the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2017. Nationally, he's contributed music for a Super Bowl ad, gotten signed to Vic Mensa's prior label, opened for Lil Yachty, and been featured in Entertainment Weekly, NPR, Pitchfork, TimeOut, Paper Magazine, and PBS among dozens of others. Alongside his solo success, WebsterX was a founding member of legendary Milwaukee-based music collective New Age Narcissism, co-founder of FreeSpace, a free, monthly, all-ages music showcase that invites Milwaukee's young creatives to come together and collaborate, and the organizer of Black is Beautiful's 3,000 rider strong bike ride in honor of mental health for people of color. On a personal level, WebsterX was one of Ryan's first friends in Milwaukee, and has been a long time inspiration and collaborator. This is a truly special episode with dozens of invaluable insights on the magic of being alive; including the power that rests in growing from our mistakes, harnessing alter egos, leveraging our platforms as creatives, marketing our magic, and where WebsterX is headed in the future.

This week's material was surprisingly edgy as I expose an element of shadow being cast by the self-care industry. This episode I discuss the ego-feeding problems with publicizing self-care and it's use in avoiding other's needs or any of our fears and discomforts. I talk about how I've been avoiding uncomfortable situations and conversations and how I came to realize how much that was hurting my ability to cope. Finally, we dive into the joys of facing our fears and utilizing staying with our discomfort as a radical act of self-care which inevitably leads to connection and intimacy. Please subscribe, share, and leave a review if you like the episode! I hope this content leads to greater feelings of belonging and connection in all of your lives. Thank you for being here, enjoy, and see you next time!To get in touch with Chloe, please email:             Chloe@downwithmydemons.comFollow Chloe on IG: https://www.instagram.com/chloelionheart/“People can only meet you as far as they've met themselves.” “Ego is able to convert anything to its own use, even spirituality.”—Chögyam TrungpaResources:"The Science of Spiritual Narcissism"https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-science-of-spiritual-narcissism/6 Steps to Self-Lovehttps://vocal.media/motivation/6-steps-to-self-love“Shambhala: The Path of the Warrior” by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche “The Places that Scare You” by Pema ChodronBrene Brown:"The Power of Vulnerability" -Book and Audible Talk Series"The Power of Vulnerability" TedTalk   https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_the_power_of_vulnerability"Daring Greatly" -Book"Atlas of the Heart" -Netflix SeriesWhat is an EarthShip?https://www.earthshipglobal.com/Support the show

When you have BPD like our hosts Rebecca Rush and Lauren McQ, you attract a lot of narcissists. Most people with NPD/narcissism will never get better, so it's on the rest of us to learn to spot them & deal. Let them help you: New Age Narcissism, behavioral aspects, different types, ghosting, narcissism vs NPD, CULTS, 5 signs of narcissistic texting, & the work of Dr. Ramani Durvasula, who has studied narcissism in Los Angeles for over years, which as Lauren would say, is a FECUND FIELD.

This week the Life is a Festival Saturday Club continues with the second installment of Healing New Age Narcissism. Alex Ebert, enigmatic frontman of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros returns with his ideas for “Refestivalizing Spirituality.” On the show Alex gives us a robust history of the dark side of New Age thought from the Law of Attraction to the Power of Positive Thinking to the Secret. We talk about the problems with Burning Man and the liberating power of celebrating death. Finally we discuss how we can refestivalize our spiritual culture through communal effort. The show also features insight from returning panel guests and members of the audience. Turquoise shares her thoughts on partying with a purpose, Arjuna provides a parallel history through the Human Potential Movement, and Jamie Wheal reads from his forthcoming book Recapture the Rapture. Alex Ebert is a musician, activist, and increasingly a philosopher. He is best known as the lead singer and songwriter for Ima Robot and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. He won a Golden Globe for Best Original Score for the film All Is Lost in 2014. Check out his instagram where he is increasingly posting interesting and hilarious social commentary. Links Alex’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alex_ebert Timestamps :09 - The most philosophical emoji is the shrug :15 - The permissiveness of a naked parent :20 - The history of New Age Narcissism :32 - The shadow side of Burning Man :45 - Alex’s ideas for refestivalizing spirituality :51 - Turquoise shares about pulling into purpose with a party :55 - Arjuna provides parallel trajectory of Human Potential movement 1:01 - Alex talks about celebrating death: “Yes my destruction!” 1:15 - Jamie Wheal talks about the connection between narcissism and nihilism 1:23 - Jazz, who built the Burning Man temple in 2015 shares the power of humor 1:29 - Jamie shares a reading from Recapture the Rapture

The Life is a Festival Saturday Show on Clubhouse is heating up! This week, Jamie Wheal joined in place of Alex Ebert who had a tooth infection, but we ended up getting Alex too! We also had a guest appearance from the psychedelic luminary Erik Davis, as well as musician and community leader Turquoise Sound. On the show we define narcissism and bemoan the worrying prevalence of dark triad personality types in transformational communities. We speak of the importance of history and eldership and extol the virtues of public criticism and humor. Alex gives us a brief history of the Power of Positive thinking and then we open the floor for questions. Jamie is the bestselling author of Stealing Fire, his upcoming book is called Recapture the Rapture and you can hear his show by the same name on Clubhouse on Friday’s at 1pm pst. This Saturday at 10am PST, we’ll do Part 2 with Alex Ebert where we’ll learn how to go about “refestivalizing” spirituality. Timestamps :12 - Have you ever wondered that you might be a narcissist? :22 - The importance of history and eldership from psychedelic academic Erik Davis :29 - Turquoise Sound asks about dark triad personality types and Jamie reads from Recapture the Rapture :40 - Erik Davis extols the virtues of public criticism and humor :45 - Alex Ebert shares a history The Law of Attraction :55 - We open the floor for questions

Part 2 of 3 for the my interview with Chris Gilbert. In this segment wears talk about how met his band mates of New Age Narcissism, meeting Q-Tip, playing at the Historic Riverside Theater and the value of one's self. Rob IG toxicavengerxo Twitter waves414 Adri IG loveyourzalways Twitter adrimarissa Chris Gilbert Bmadboss-twitter

Ripple # 3 with Chris Gilbert Drummer of New Age Narcissism and Slick jacket collector. I sat down with him and discussed life, following passion and authentic styles. We also talk about the value of oneself and skill. It was an all around great time. We want thank all of you for like and listening to you us. Fell free to his us up on twitter or Email us your questions at gettingwavywithrobandadri@gmail.com As Always follow us at places and sites listed below. S/O to Shle Berry on the release of her EP Yellow Streak on Apple Music Rob IG toxicavengerxo Twitter waves414 Adri IG loveyourzalways Twitter adrimarissa Chris Gilbert- @Bmadboss on all major social platforms "As Always, when life gives you ups and downs...stay wavy"

Part 2 of 3 for the my interview with Chris Gilbert. In this segment wears talk about how met his band mates of New Age Narcissism, meeting Q-Tip, playing at the Historic Riverside Theater and the value of one's self. Rob IG toxicavengerxo Twitter waves414 Adri IG loveyourzalways Twitter adrimarissa Chris Gilbert Bmadboss-twitter

Ripple # 3 with Chris Gilbert Drummer of New Age Narcissism and Slick jacket collector. I sat down with him and discussed life, following passion and authentic styles. We also talk about the value of oneself and skill. It was an all around great time. We want thank all of you for like and listening to you us. Fell free to his us up on twitter or Email us your questions at gettingwavywithrobandadri@gmail.com As Always follow us at places and sites listed below. S/O to Shle Berry on the release of her EP Yellow Streak on Apple Music Rob IG toxicavengerxo Twitter waves414 Adri IG loveyourzalways Twitter adrimarissa Chris Gilbert- @Bmadboss on all major social platforms "As Always, when life gives you ups and downs...stay wavy"

The August 17 broadcast of 88Nine Radio Milwaukee’s 414 Live concert, featuring New Age Narcissism, as part of the “No Empty Backpacks School Supplies Drive.”

Milwaukee’s Siren (Katie Lafond), has solidified her presence in the scene with her memorable appearances and recordings with locals New Age Narcissism, Lex Allen, WebsterX and Kiings (listen to “Exoskeletal Love”, here). Siren’s stage presence and pipes make a statement that is truly her own, even with echoes of Adele, Grimes, Beyoncé and Amy Winehouse. As Siren ventures into releasng a debut solo album, she’s sure to bring that notoriety to a new level.