Podcast appearances and mentions of patti schmidt

In this beautiful, precedent-setting episode of Solitary Confinement in the Digital Age, I invite you into my house, and let what happens happen. The evening's impetus comes from me discovering a Hunter S Thompson book in a thrift store, getting some beer, writing a song/poem with inflamatory words that should merely, by now, be cool. It goes through the great Leonard Cohen and the great Cat Power. The great Cat Power is the great Chan Marshall, who might be an alcoholic, like me. I know about the great Chan Marshall because of the great, the greatest, Patti Schmidt. I don't know how to spell her name and I am not going to check. But Patti Schmitt(?) was once the host of the show that made Canadian indie music the best indie music in the world: the show was broadcast on CBC radio 2 during the 90s. It was called Brave New Waves. Hey ... It's Brave New Waves An unsung genius of Canadian broadcasting. How many great Canadian bands will read this and not realize the slight they have done Patti Smitt (lol) by not demanding that she receive, at the very least I'm not checking how to spell her name. I love her. I met her once at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto and this was after listening to her show all five days a week after lockdown. The best fuckin' show. Anyhoo, when I met her at the Horseshoe Tavern, I didn't quite believe it was her. It just seemed too good to be true. She insisted she was she. To make her prove it - GET THIS! - I made her say the show's intro into my ear. "Hey ... It's Brave New Waves" If you have never heard the show Brave New Waves I won't bother explaining the matchless brilliance of this. I didn't mention the above story in the podcast, by the way. If you've read this far consider yourself backstoried.

Jordan is cuddling up with Hudson in her brand-new apartment and ready for some REAL TALK. It’s been five weeks since Jordan’s Chronic Lyme Disease diagnosis and, frankly, she has a whole lot to talk about! There’s the initial diagnosis process, the treatments she’s been trying out, all the questions you all have been asking on social media, her health history (which, really, is a brief history of Jordan Younger), and how this diagnosis represents a turning point after a decade of being sick with no answers. This isn’t a time to complain about the struggles of Chronic Lyme... this is also a celebration of finally having an answer!! If you suffer from a chronic illness, you are not alone and we hope this episode makes you feel so much more understood. You will heal, and that is what matters. Are you #OnShrooms yet? Jordan has been loving (http://foursigmatic.com/BLONDE) to get 15% off of your order! We also have a Four Sigmatic GIVEAWAY! If you want some free goodies, all you have to do is... Subscribe to The Balanced Blonde on iTunes Rate & Review The Balanced Blonde. Click here to leave a review. Take a screenshot of your review and send it to Jordan@TheBalancedBlonde.com (https://www.daily-harvest.com/) . As much as Jordan loves cooking at home, sometimes the hardest part of eating healthy is just finding the time! That’s why she loves meal delivery services like (http://sunbasket.com/balanced) For more info, visit: (http://www.thebalancedblonde.com/podcast) Join the tribe(s) on Facebook! HIGH VIBE CHRONIC LYME + CHRONIC ILLNESS TRIBE Soul On Fire Podcast TRIBE Resources: Listen: Ep. 42 ft. MaryAnn DiMarco (she’ll be back for episode 99!) Learn more about Dr. Erica Lehman: prohealthgroupinc.com/about-dr.-lehman Breaking Vegan: One Woman's Journey from Veganism, Extreme Dieting, and Orthorexia to a More Balanced Life by Jordan Younger Head Strong: The Bulletproof Plan to Activate Untapped Brain Energy to Work Smarter and Think Faster-in Just Two Weeks by Dave Asprey The Archetype Diet: Reclaim Your Self-Worth and Change the Shape of Your Body by Dana James & Mark Hyman Mold Warriors: Fighting America's Hidden Health Threat by James A. Schaller, Patti Schmidt, and Ritche C. Shoemaker Watch Moldy Check out Jordan’s favorite Infrared Sauna: Heal with Heat Read: "Ten Pass Ozone: The Latest And Greatest Tool For Lyme Disease?" The Balanced Blonde is produced by Podcast Masters

Allie X (aka Alexandra Hughes) sat down with Mike to discuss her journey from Ontario-based music student and songwriter to being one of the most interesting artists in the L.A. art-pop scene. She explains how she met Canadian producer Cirkut and how that led to a publishing deal and then her Allie X persona, which blends sophisticated pop songwriting and visual art. Drawing comparisons to stars like Lady Gaga, her debut LP, CollXtion II: Unsolved, which continues the story of Allie X that began on her EP CollXtion I, is receiving rave reviews. Then, MUTEK Festival programmer Patti Schmidt gives Mike the lowdown on the most mind-bending and exciting Canadian and international artists that will be performing in Montreal next month from Aug. 22-27. She also gets into the nuts and bolts of how she does her job, explaining how the artist selection process works and what makes an ideal MUTEK program. Patti also gives her perspective on the health of the Canadian underground electronic music scene and why so many electronic artists leave North American for other markets, plus offers her perspective on gender equality in her scene. Finally, Katie Marie of high-energy country group Nice Horse joins us to chat about the band's quick rise to prominence, and announce that their single "Pony Up" will be an exclusive #CMPremiere from Thursday, Aug. 3rd at noon until it's serviced to radio on August 8th. Stream the track at http://canadianmusician.com/blog and listen here to learn how Nice Horse hooked up with mega producer Bob Rock (Bon Jovi, Aerosmith) and more.

There is trauma to living with chronic illness. Struggles with identity. Loss of former capabilities. Altered relations with family and friends. Physical and emotional suffering. Patti Schmidt has a unique insight into these challenges as a survivor of both Lyme disease and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (mold disease). After recovering, Patti became a therapist and health coach and, for the last four years, has served as a facilitator of support groups for patients with Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. On this episode, she discusses how she met Dr. Shoemaker and recovered from her illness under his guidance, the work she does with patients and practical suggestions for patients and their family and friends for living with mold disease. Listeners can reach out to Patti at pattischmidt9@yahoo.com to learn more about joining her support group.

We chat with the eminent digital music and arts curator Patti Schmidt about discovering culture through radio while growing up the suburbs of Ottawa, her first radio gig at McGill and how’s she’s inserted herself into the underground music scene ever since. As a programmer at MUTEK and Artistic Director at Banff, she discusses the challenges of continuing to push creative boundaries, getting representation for the ladies, and how her dad still would still probably considers all of these “fake” jobs. Show notes: MUTEK [http://www.mutek.org/] Convergence Residency at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity [https://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/convergence-residency-electronic-music-visual-art] Brave New Waves [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_New_Waves] Sara Diamond [http://www.ocadu.ca/about/governance/board-of-governors/sara-diamond.htm] Uwe Schmidt [http://www.atom-tm.com/] Keith Fullerton Whitman [http://www.keithfullertonwhitman.com/] Thank you to Unbounce [http://unbounce.com/] for the use of their recording studios - subscribe to their podcast Call to Action [http://unbounce.com/call-to-action-podcast/]. Edited by Steph Colbourn at editaud.io [http://editaud.io] Theme music by Olivier Alary [http://www.olivieralary.com/] Our website is workmode.show

Those in Montreal know a thing or 2 about winter and the snow that comes with it. They also know a thing or 2 about our guest this week, Patti Schmidt. If you don't know, from 1995 to 2006, Patti hosted a show on CBC radio called "Brave New Waves", which I would listen to religiously when I was living in Detroit thanks to a Windsor relay station that would beam her through my radio. Oh, the wonderful music I was turned onto from this program. Her tastes were always so broad, and she would give plenty of background on the artists and releases. The show was such a great resource for finding fantastic new music, and I miss the show dearly. I had the pleasure of finally putting a face to the voice while she and I were both at Decibel Festival in Seattle in 2009, where we met and very quickly became friends. When she agreed to do an edition for Snowprayers, I was beside myself with joy and am extremely pleased to present it to you now! So, thanks so much, Patti and thank you for listening!