Podcast appearances and mentions of steve mccready

In this episode of the Your Harrogate podcast, presenter Nick Hancock catches up with Simon Cotton, the main organiser of the Harrogate Hospitality and Tourism Awards. Plus, we hear from two Harrogate men who have scaled mount Kilimanjaro for a very good cause. Presenter Pete Egerton also speaks to Harrogate Town manager, Simon Weaver.The Harrogate Hospitality and Tourism Awards take place in the summer; they celebrate and reward those individuals who truly represent Harrogate as one of the country's best destinations for both business and leisure tourism.Simon Cotton stresses the importance of including detail when nominating.Meanwhile, Harrogate friends 57-year-old Steve McCready and 51-year-old Pete Gawtry, have scaled mount Kilimanjaro to fundraise for Harrogate Neighbours - a care organisation that had cared for their parents.They tell Nick Hancock, it's the hardest challenge they've ever taken on!Finally in this episode, ahead of Harrogate Town facing Swindon Town in league two this weekend (15th February), manager Simon Weaver reflects on the derby-day loss at Bradford City.The gaffer also tells us that one new recruit is not too far away getting his first start for the club and with Swindon one of the league's form teams currently, Simon highlights the areas they particularly need to be aware of, as they go into this Saturday's clash...

Send us a Text Message.Discover how mastering your mindset can transform your business success with insights from our esteemed guest, Steve McCready. In this episode of Chasing Financial Freedom, we promise you'll understand why having a well-defined roadmap and the right mental approach is crucial for entrepreneurs and small business owners. With his extensive background in psychotherapy and coaching, Steve breaks down the importance of clarity in goals and positions, which act as essential filters for efficient decision-making, saving energy and time. Listen as he addresses the dangers of extreme cynicism and optimism and shares strategies for maintaining self-awareness and continuous improvement amidst the business's challenges.As we navigate the world of entrepreneurship, Steve helps us uncover the unique hurdles those transitioning from corporate careers face. He emphasizes the significance of implementing effective systems and delegating tasks to the right people. Our conversation highlights the mental shifts necessary to thrive in unpredictable business environments and the value of focusing on processes rather than immediate outcomes. Steve also demystifies the roles of psychologists and psychotherapists, providing a nuanced understanding of their contributions to business success.Finally, we delve into personal productivity strategies that can revolutionize your work. Learn about effective filtering and time management systems to align with your natural energy peaks, optimizing your productivity and energy levels. Steve shares his experiences with time blocking and offers tips on constructively reframing past experiences to fuel future success. This episode is packed with actionable insights and strategies that will help you master the mental game of business and achieve your financial freedom. Don't miss out on this enriching discussion with Steve McCready!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the Show.Thanks for Listening! Follow us on Tik Tok Facebook and Instagram

When business owners and entrepreneurs struggle to resolve an intractable problem, they often blame everyone and everything but the true culprit. Themselves. Often, what they should be thinking, says Steve McCready — who spent more than 15 years as a psychotherapist before becoming a business coach — is, “It's not you, it's me.” Steve is a “magic eraser” for the root causes of many business problems, including owner self-doubt, lack of focus, and feeling overwhelmed. You don't have to lie on the couch while listening to this week's podcast, Steve assures listeners, but you will want to be comfortable and create a psychologically safe space. Monday Morning Radio is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Photo: Steve McCreadyPosted: June 3, 2024 Monday Morning Run Time: 41:00 Episode: 12.48 RELATED EPISODES: Dr. Sarah Reiff-Hekking Knows How to Bulldoze Past ‘Overwhelm' and Procrastination Instead of Fearing Conflict, Dr. Nate Regier Says We Should Harvest It Leveraging Adversity: Turning Your Business Woes into Assets

Send us a Text Message.Do your emotions ever feel like they're steering the ship of your decisions? Join us for today's episode as we hear from Steve McCready, a seasoned leader in personal development, who charts a course to reclaim control. Steve's journey from IT to psychotherapy and coaching equips him with unique insights on balancing emotions and logic, empowering high-performing agency owners and business leaders to amplify their impact.For many high achievers, the grip of perfectionism and fear of failure can be paralyzing. But fear not! Steve unveils the transformative power of turning setbacks into stepping stones for growth, challenging the fixed mindset that often hinders progress. His anecdotes and wisdom from "Rejection Proof" inspire us to embrace imperfection and harness the resilience within us.Join us on a journey through the landscapes of personal growth, drawing parallels from iconic sagas like Star Wars and Star Trek. Characters like Kirk and Spock embody the delicate dance between reason and emotion, urging us to unlock our untapped potential. As we navigate this odyssey, we're reminded of the profound value of authenticity and self-discovery, even in the face of criticism.To connect with Steve McCready and explore more insights on personal development, visit his website at www.stevemccready.com.Support the Show.Join Dr. William Attaway on the Catalytic Leadership podcast as he shares transformative insights to help high-performance entrepreneurs and agency owners achieve Clear-Minded Focus, Calm Control, and Confidence. Free 30-Minute Discovery Call:Ready to elevate your business? Book a free 30-minute discovery call with Dr. William Attaway and start your journey to success. Special Offer:Get your FREE copy of Catalytic Leadership: 12 Keys to Becoming an Intentional Leader Who Makes a Difference. Connect with Dr. William Attaway: Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram TikTok YouTube

In this episode of the Impostor Syndrome Files, we talk about setting more realistic expectations for ourselves. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves these days to know everything, do everything, be everything. But, even if that were realistic, which it's not, the world is moving at such a rapid pace that it's impossible to keep up. My guest this week, Steve McCready, is a coach and psychotherapist who reminds us that humans have limits. And that to do the extraordinary things we want to do, we need to acknowledge and work within these limits. This means taking care of ourselves – emotionally, mentally and physically. Here he offers insights on how to prioritize sustainability and efficiency, including following the 80/20 rule.About My GuestBuilding on his past experience as a psychotherapist and his extensive study of the human brain, personal growth, and personal performance, Steve McCready is a coach who helps small business owners become more focused, productive, and confident in their quest to use their business as a force for good in the world.~Connect with Steve:Website: https://stevemccready.com Daily Email: https://stevemccready.com/daily~Connect with Kim and The Impostor Syndrome Files:Join the free Impostor Syndrome Challenge:https://www.kimmeninger.com/challengeLearn more about the Leading Humans discussion group:https://www.kimmeninger.com/coachingJoin the Slack channel to learn from, connect with and support other professionals: https://forms.gle/Ts4Vg4Nx4HDnTVUC6Join the Facebook group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/leadinghumansSchedule time to speak with Kim Meninger directly about your questions/challenges: https://bookme.name/ExecCareer/strategy-sessionConnect on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimmeninger/Website:https://kimmeninger.com

Our guest in this episode is Steve McCready, a transformative coach and therapist whose journey has taken him from the fields of IT to the realms of psychotherapy and coaching. With a passion for helping others unlock their full potential, Steve has dedicated his career to understanding the stories we tell ourselves and how these narratives shape our lives and businesses. Through his innovative approaches, Steve guides individuals to rewrite their personal narratives, fostering growth, resilience, and success.In a conversation filled with insightful anecdotes and actionable advice, Steve shares his wisdom on embracing failure as a stepping stone to success, the transformative power of listening to oneself, and the utility of mind mapping as a tool for clarity and innovation.Key points discussed include:The impact of personal narratives on our actions and decisions.The importance of self-reflection and listening to one's inner voice for personal and professional innovation.Strategies for embracing failure and using it as a foundation for growth and resilience.Listen to the podcast to find out more.

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks to a Psychotherapist and Coach for solo and small business owners, Steve McCready.Steve McCready is a former psychotherapist and marriage and family therapist who has transitioned to coaching, leveraging his extensive background in mental health. Through his website, stevemccready.com, he offers guidance to individuals navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. His coaching emphasizes mental wellness, recognizing the high stress and potential for burnout in the entrepreneurial journey. Steve provides practical strategies for managing stress, preventing burnout, and maintaining a positive mental environment, focusing on helping entrepreneurs thrive amidst the challenges.Key Points from the Episode:Steve McCready's transition from psychotherapy to coachingInsights and expertise on coaching and mental wellness for entrepreneursThe impact of mental wellness on entrepreneurshipStrategies for entrepreneurs to maintain mental wellnessThe role of coaching in supporting entrepreneursThe challenges and opportunities in coaching for entrepreneursThe importance of mental wellness for business successAbout Steve McCready:Steve McCready leverages his extensive background in psychotherapy and his profound understanding of the human brain to offer specialized coaching for small business owners. With over two decades of experience helping individuals learn, grow, and enhance their performance, he focuses on empowering entrepreneurs to use their businesses as tools for positive impact. His approach is tailored to boost their focus, productivity, and confidence, enabling them to become exemplary leaders in their respective fields. Steve aims to transform business owners into exceptional performers, adept at overcoming mental and emotional hurdles that may impede their success. He provides insightful guidance to help them navigate challenges, avoid common pitfalls, and achieve their ambitious goals. Steve's method is particularly effective for those looking to make significant changes or undertake major projects they've previously struggled to accomplish. His support helps clients break through personal barriers and realize their full potential, making what once seemed unattainable a tangible reality.Coaching Services:Steve McCready leverages his extensive background in psychotherapy and his profound understanding of the human brain to offer specialized coaching for small business owners. With over two decades of experience helping individuals learn, grow, and enhance their performance, he focuses on empowering entrepreneurs to use their businesses as tools for positive impact. His approach is tailored to boost their focus, productivity, and confidence, enabling them to become exemplary leaders in their respective fields. Steve aims to transform business owners into exceptional performers, adept at overcoming mental and emotional hurdles that may impede their success. He provides insightful guidance to help them navigate challenges, avoid common pitfalls, and achieve their ambitious goals. Steve's method is particularly effective for those looking to make significant changes or undertake major projects they've previously struggled to accomplish. His support helps clients break through personal barriers and realize their full potential, making what once seemed unattainable a tangible reality.Tweetable Moments:02:20 - "I know I can help other people become more empowered and bigger, stronger, better versions of themselves, and that's how I'm trying to do my part to help things move forward in the...

•  Leadership coach says it just means you're human •  Where did you put your electric pen?   (Total Recorded Time is 14:50)    You've heard of the electric pen, of course.  No?  It was invented by that guy Thomas Edison.  And it was one of his many failures.   The great inventor, who had more than 1,000 patents in his name, also had failures.  Failure is being embraced by Steve McCready, a psychotherapist who has taken that knowledge and experience and become a leadership coach.  He says he prefers to work with leaders of small businesses “around mental performance.”  He joins us with some examples in this episode of Bizgnus Interviews.  One of Mr. McCready's key messages is how to “reframe” failure.  “Just because you're part of the problem doesn't mean you can't succeed, it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you” he says,.  “It means you're human.”   For more information: www.stevemccready.com

Welcome to the Roaming Yeti Podcast, where we share travel stories full of nostalgia, interesting locations, and the tales behind those locations. I am your Host and Head Yeti, Beth Schillaci. In this episode, we dive into the exciting world of cross-country road trips with my guest, Steve McCready. Steve shares his personal experience of a baseball-themed road trip that he took with his father back in 1992. Steve's journey taught him valuable lessons about planning, independence, and the appreciation of diverse parts of the country. Building on his past experience as a psychotherapist and his extensive study of the human brain, personal growth, and personal performance, Steve McCready is a coach who helps solo and small-business owners make a bigger impact in the world. Learn more about him at stevemccready.com. Are you ready to hit the road? Let's Roam.

Exodus 34:4-7 . God is Friend - What you think about God is the most important thing about you (AW Tozer). Message by Steve McCready at The Red Door Community Church.

To be human is to be a liturgical creature – a person of rhythm, habit and practice. That is why worship is at the heart of Christian discipleship. Christian transformation isn't just manifested in what you think or what you believe – but what you do – and what those practices do to you. Could it be that worship, in the truly Biblical sense, goes far beyond just music on a Sunday morning? What might it look like for worship to become an ‘all-of-live' endeavour. In this episode, we're joined by Steve McCready as we reframe worship.

#044 - Join Jennie for the "creative constraints" episode where she chats with Steve McCready. Steve is a psychotherapist turned coach for what he calls sensitive rebels - as well as a podcaster, abstract artist and musician. Steve is also the first person I've interviewed who is both a cyclical and a sequential Everything Enthusiast, meaning some of his passions will always be there and some have come and gone.In this thought-provoking episode, the two discuss:self-doubt and self-acceptanceadopting a professional identityredefining success, the ever-so-harsh Inner Criticand managing moods and processing feelings through art and music. And you'll love his association between credit scores and how to approach trust in a relationship!Here are the books discussed:The Mindful Self-Compassion Workbook: A Proven Way to Accept Yourself, Build Inner Strength, and Thrive, by Kristen Neff Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, by Susan Cain Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, David Epstein You can find out more about Steve at SteveMccready.com and on Instagram @thesensitiverebel and @limbicvisions. And DO check out his superb podcast, The Sensitive Rebel.Follow Jennie on Facebook and Instagram and come watch the video version of these episodes on YouTube!✨✨If you think this content is deserving of a tip, I'd be ever so grateful if you'd leave one here. I plan to use all proceeds for magick supplies and I promise to use my powers for good.

The Sensitive Rebel features stories of people from all walks of life who've wrestled with and learned how to overcome the challenge of being sensitive in a world full of noise and norms. Why? So that they can find a way to do their part to make the world a better place. Listen to this interview with the two Steve's PODCAST LINKhttps://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast (The Sensitive Rebel) https://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast Start here episodes:https://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast/tsr024-exploring-the-dark-side-of-entrepreneurship-and-the-perfect-day-with-darren-joe (TSR024:) Exploring The Dark Side of Entrepreneurship and The Perfect Day With Darren Joe https://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast/tsr024-exploring-the-dark-side-of-entrepreneurship-and-the-perfect-day-with-darren-joe https://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast/e1-the-power-of-music-with-lowry-olafson (TSR001) - The Power of Music With Lowry Olafson https://www.sensitiverebel.com/podcast/e1-the-power-of-music-with-lowry-olafson OTHER LINKShttps://www.sensitiverebel.com/ (website): https://www.sensitiverebel.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thesensitiverebel/ (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/thesensitiverebel/ Pod BuffetAn eclectic mix of new podcasts from fresh new podcasters around the world.Short but sweet, each episode will give you a short taster that will entice you to listen more – just follow the links in the show notes. Not sure what to listen to next? – Pod Buffet will help you choose! Drop a line to team@podbuffet.com and let us know what you enjoyed and would like more of. ~~~ Follow, rate and review at https://www.podchaser.com/lists/pod-buffet-series-3-107aITn7R3 (Podchaser) Podcast produced by Steve Heatherington of https://goodpodcasting.works/ (Good Podcasting Works) Music "Walk Break" by https://stock.adobe.com/uk/search/audio?attribution=e84d8c130c7030f2cc9bc45ff0ba2aa3 (Jules Gaia) licensed via Adobe Stock

In this episode, Steve McCready speaks to his personal and professional experiences of being a male (and a human) with feelings. Steve frames feelings as "information" that we can use to navigate our needs and relationships. He speaks to the difficulty of this for male-identifying folks due to social and cultural expectations of masculinity. We explore how shame shows up around expressing and feeling emotions and ways to normalize this experience. Check out Steve's podcast, Sensitive Rebel to join another rebellion!*Here are the references Steve makes in the episode: Tara Brach, Kristin Neff, Brene Brown

After 20 years helping people with therapy and coaching, Steve McCready shares his thoughts on the art of listening. Topics Introducing Steve (0:00) Coaching vs. Therapy for Solopreneurs (7:20) The Art of Listening (20:50) Boundaries (40:45) Listening to and Honoring Yourself (48:10) Steve McCready Steve has worked as a therapist for two decades. He hosts The Sensitive Rebel Podcast, and offers coaching at sensitiverebel.com. Show Notes Follow Steve on Instagram The Sensitive Rebel Blog & Podcast Leading with Questions by Michael J. Marquardt Sparked: Discover Your Unique Imprint for Work that Makes You Come Alive by Jonathan Fields ASE #2 Wu-Wei & What Ancient Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us about Peak Performance with Edward Slingerland I write too! Join my private email list to be notified of new content.

It's a podcast swap! Steve McCready is our guest host, and I'm at the guest microphone. Steve McCready is the host of The Sensitive Rebel podcast. He is here to interview me about life before, since, and lessons learned from my involvement in the self help industry and my involvement in “that sweat lodge.” Over on the Sensitive Rebel, you will find an episode called Laura Tucker Helps Steve Free His Inner Guru. Steve McCready is a coach with a background as a psychotherapist. Steve and I share many interests including psychology, photography, and creativity. After a couple of Zooms geeking out on art and gear, we had a “what if” conversation about interviewing each other. To shake things up, we decided to be guests on our own shows! The timing is serendipitous. The 12th anniversary of the Sedona sweat lodge was October 8th. A dozen years later, I'm still peeling back layers of this experience and sharing them, but mostly on other podcasts! Steve's background as a therapist enables him to hone in on challenging topics with empathy. He speaks with authority to their impact on psychology and mental health, making him the perfect host for this conversation. No joke, by the time we finished, I was tempted to title this episode “Would Someone Please Just Give Me a Red Flag?!?” Conversation highlights: Why I'm rebelling against the status quo in the self help industry.Cult dynamics and toxic leaders in our current social environment.The twists and turns of my journey that led me to “that sweat lodge.”Creativity and photography - learning the rules in order to break them.Societal pressure on women at certain ages from the patriarchal status quo.The real secret of the North American self help movement. It's steeped in privilege.The rapacious nature of “sell them what they want, give them what you think they need.”The clarity that's come this past year, learning about indoctrination and cult dynamics.Recognizing when we are getting swept away by our feelings, so we can actually see the red flags waving in our faces. Mentioned in this episode: Thank you, Steve for being a kind and empathetic host. My interview of Steve for episode 23 of The Sensitive Rebel is here Connect with Steve McCready Website - sensitiverebel.comWebsite - stevemccready.comInstagram - @thesensitiverebel Support Free Your Inner Guru: Become a Patreon Supporter – patreon.com/freeyourinnerguruCheck out the Leadership Community - freeyourinnerguru.com/communityShop the merchandise – freeyourinnerguru.com/shop Stay in touch: Subscribe to the Free Your Inner Guru newsletterInstagram - @freeyourinnnerguru

We are surrounded by people, especially during this social media era, yet we still feel lonely. How can we deal with loneliness as adult men? After 2 years of social distancing, our friendships are definitely taking a toll. God is relational – in fact, Jesus is a man of hospitality. He invited and welcomed people, particularly the outsiders, to eat and drink with him. Jesus asked a lot of questions, taught them the truth with grace and forgiveness. He created a “safe space” for people to share openly and confessed without fear, and he was incredibly patient with them. In this episode, Steven McCready talks about the challenges men face when it comes to conforming to close friendships. He reminds us of the root and harsh reality of loneliness and the gift and grace of friendship from Jesus Christ.  Steven encourages men to grow their relationship with God, then take the initiative and be intentional with friendships in your life.

This week we have Steve McCready from Faith St. Thomas sharing with us from John 10

This week we have Steve McCready from Faith St. Thomas sharing with us from John 10

Have you ever been told you take things too personally or are too sensitive? My guest today is Steve McCready, host of The Sensitive Rebel podcast. He coaches "sensitive rebels" increase their clarity, confidence, and focus. Bringing his background as a therapist and his psychological training into play, Steve helps highly sensitive people turn their sensitivity into a secret weapon they can use to make a bigger impact in the world. Want to know what a sensitive rebel is? Want to learn how to channel your sensitivity into a productive superpower like he has? Listen now!How to connect with Steve McCready, and The Sensitive Rebel podcast:https://sensitiverebel.comhttps://instagram.com/thesensitiverebelsteve@sensitiverebel.com

In Episode #5, Amy talks to Steve McCready, a coach and psychotherapist. Steve started his career in IT before going back to school to become a therapist. Amy and Steve talk about his career journey and how he dealt with self-doubts or as he says “the stories he told himself.” We will also explore the how he figured out what type of career would lead to his career happiness and much more. We talk about: How to deal with self-doubts How to figure out what you want to do How the road to career happiness can be long, but worth it The benefits of working with a career coach Links: www.stevemccready.com www.limbicvisions.com   This episode was produced by Ciara Kaiser.

Today we got to talk to Steve about how he made the jump from systems engineer in IT to being a therapist.   Steve McCready got his BA from Brown University in American Studies. After graduating and not knowing what he wanted to do, Steve focused on his interest in computers and forged a career in IT. He climbed the corporate ladder as a systems engineer but became frustrated that he wasn’t actually helping his customers. After his own personal experience in therapy, Steve realized that his passion truly lied in helping people on a one-on-one basis through counseling. He returned to school at the University of San Francisco to get his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. And now, for over 15 years, Steve McCready has been working as a therapist, focusing his practice on helping people who are ‘too nice’ get the clarity, courage, and confidence they need to stand up for themselves and live happy, successful, and fulfilling lives.   Today we talked to Steve about how he figured out what he would do next when he wanted to leave his career in IT, how he pushed back the false narratives he created about himself, and how we can get better at literally anything that interests us.     Here is what we chat about in this episode: Why Steve felt unfulfilled in his role as a systems engineer even though he is interested in computers and electronics How he moved past the negative internal voices that told him he couldn’t do anything else How therapy helped him personally and also exposed him to a new career path How changing a career when you’re a little older can be a huge benefit How to get over the stories we have created about ourselves What the difference between therapy and coaching is How we can get better at any endeavor if we just work at it.     Resources mentioned in this episode: Dead Poets Society   Where to find Steve: www.stevemccready.com steve@stevemccready.com www.limbicvisions.com   Follow along for more: www.lessonsfromaquitter.com Facebook Instagram Twitter

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1. Are You Waitin (Ossom Reprise) by Ricky Inch pres. MJ White 2. Nostalgia (Original Mix) by Platzdasch & Dix 3. Your Fate (Original Mix) by Steve McCready 4. Let It Go (Original Mix) by Deepbreath 5. Catch Phrase (Original Mix) by Nigel Perera 6. Deeproblema (Original Mix) by Vicky MDLR 7. No Drama (Original Mix) by DJ Bee 8. Like This (Dirty Secretz Remix) by Mark Radford 9. Deep Therapy (Original Mix) by Federico Guglielmi 10. Cirrus Strategy (Original Mix) by The Organ Grinder www.ossomrecords.com DON’T KNOCK, THIS IS OSSOM.

Brian Bacchus Napalm & d-phrag - Reason For Anxiety (Ri9or Remix) Affect! - Quento (Jamie Stevens Remix) John Noir - Melancholia (Following Light Remix) Hernan Cattaneo, Soundexile - Into the Edge (James Teej's Wind Valley Mix) Van Did, Lox D - Elena (Original Mix) Smak (aka Steve McCready), Ryan Vail - In The Beginning (Original Mix) Ezequiel Anile - The Form of Your Words (Original Mix) Max Cue, William Forest - Obscured by Fog (Original Mix) Cybernalia - Fall From Grace (Hybrid Vocal Mix) Anton Ishutin, Leusin - Electric Love feat. Leusin (Progreg Remix) Peter Wagner - Missing You feat Sabrina Carnevale (Dustin Nantais Remix) Christian Smith - Traction (Paride Saraceni Remix) Animal Picnic, Aaryon - Calathea (D-Nox & Beckers Remix) Guy Mantzur & Sahar Z - Our Foggy Trips (Robert Babicz Remix) Philip James de Vries - This Month Only (Michael a Balance Remix) Da Lukas, Less Hate - Rock City (Less Hate Mix) Cream & Deep Fog - Shadows Of The Wind (GMJ 'Elements' Mix) WEGERT & GREEN - Deliverance // TERZ & Hutenberger Remix Namatjira - Ethos (Yoram Remix) Hernan Cattaneo, Guy Mantzur - Imaginarium (Mike Griego Remix) Felix Cage - Introspection Framewerk - Mercey Island

Gearing up for the summer with fresh new tunes from NTFO & Karmon, Praveen Achary, Cloudive, Booka Shade, Shingo Nakamura and more. Enjoy! 01 London Grammar - Hey Now (Smak aka Steve McCready interstellar remix) [White] 02 Owen Ear, Stereoteric - Screaming Heart (Patrick Podage remix) [Silk Sofa] 03 Cloudive - I Wanna Know [Silk Textures] 04 Blusoul - Falling (Praveen Achary remix) [3rd Avenue] 05 NTFO, Karmon - Metropolis [Diynamic] 06 Shur-i-kan - Blue Giraffe [Lazy Days] 07 Close - My Way (Dusky remix) [K7] 08 Kidnap Kid - Stronger [Black Butter] 09 Booka Shade - Crossing Borders (novox mix) [Blaufield] 10 Shingo Nakamura - Depict [Otographic] 11 Tigerskin - This Place Is Empty Without You [Dirt Crew] Mixes Archive: http://www.emblissmusic.com/mixes Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/embliss-presents-mind-over/id377258222

Gearing up for the summer with fresh new tunes from NTFO & Karmon, Praveen Achary, Cloudive, Booka Shade, Shingo Nakamura and more. Enjoy! 01 London Grammar - Hey Now (Smak aka Steve McCready interstellar remix) [White] 02 Owen Ear, Stereoteric - Screaming Heart (Patrick Podage remix) [Silk Sofa] 03 Cloudive - I Wanna Know [Silk Textures] 04 Blusoul - Falling (Praveen Achary remix) [3rd Avenue] 05 NTFO, Karmon - Metropolis [Diynamic] 06 Shur-i-kan - Blue Giraffe [Lazy Days] 07 Close - My Way (Dusky remix) [K7] 08 Kidnap Kid - Stronger [Black Butter] 09 Booka Shade - Crossing Borders (novox mix) [Blaufield] 10 Shingo Nakamura - Depict [Otographic] 11 Tigerskin - This Place Is Empty Without You [Dirt Crew] Mixes Archive: http://www.emblissmusic.com/mixes Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/embliss-presents-mind-over/id377258222

A double celebration in this special episode: The 5-year anniversary of the show, and the Mind Over Matter Yearmix of 2013! I got a lot of response regarding what to do on this special occasion and it was clear a Yearmix was one of your favorites. Hope you will enjoy this 55-track 2-hour set. There wasn’t enough room to include all candidates I had lined up, but nonetheless it will make a great ride, celebrating a year of so many fantastic releases. 01 Fred Everything - Street Luv [Lazy Days] 02 Schulze & Schultze - Mind Control (Oliver Schories remix) [Der Turnbeutel] 03 KlangKuenstler - Barfuss Auf Wolken [Stil vor Talent] 04 Butch, Hohberg - Horus [Visionquest] 05 Jay Shepheard & Tad Wily - Hefty Done Me Right [Retrofit] 06 Oliver Schories - Sunset [Der Turnbeutel] 07 Oxia - Sun Step [8Bit] 08 Sezer Uysal pres Spennu - A Friend from Neverland (Sebastian Davidson remix) [Groovecollection] 09 Luke Solomon ft Natalie Broomes - You Rest Easy (Supernova remix) [Defected] 10 Masanori Yasuda - Kalos Eidos (KIWAMU remix) [Otographic Music] 11 The Peacemaker Project - It Really Hurts [Peacemaker] 12 Dusty Kid - Bolero [Noir] 13 David Kassi - Things You Do [Quantized] 14 Kerry Leva - You Lied [Nueva Deep] 15 Lone - Airglow Fires [R&S] 16 Dusky - What I Never Knew [Aus] 17 Jay Lumen - Nobody [Off] 18 Kry Wolf - The Flood [Food Music] 19 Forrest - Marlon Brando [Noir] 20 Kim Wayman - We Are The People (Smak aka Steve Mccready insterstellar remix) [CDR] 21 Chris Malinchak - So Good To Me [French Express] 22 Nicolas Masseyeff - Mugen [Herzblut] 23 Artenvielfalt - Love Lines [Stil Vor Talent] 24 Mistura, Joey Negro, Kendra Kash - Smile (Shur i kan harmonic dub) [Z] 25 Bluford Duck - Eye See [Savoir Faire] 26 Namatjira ft Royal Sapien - Little Goodbye [Lowbit] 27 Jerome Robins, Rashid Ajami - Unstoppable (Tube & Berger remix) [Kittball] 28 Solange - Losing You (Cyril Hahn remix) [CDR] 29 Anthony Mea - Move [Silk Textures] 30 Maxxi Soundsystem - Regrets We Have No Use For [Hypercolour] 31 HVOB - Jack (Edu Imbernon remix) [Stil Vor Talent] 32 6th Borough Project - Miss World [Delusions Of Grandeur] 33 John Monkman - Itakare [Kote] 34 Veerus, Maxie Devine - Cars [Suara] 35 Malente & Teenage Mutants - Fatal Attraction [Electronique] 36 John Monkman, Liz Cass - Fractured Fate [Warung] 37 Grant Nalder - Take You Back [Freeze Dried] 38 Darin Epsilon pres. Eventide - Cosmic Discovery (Kastis Torrau & Arnas D remix) [Perspectives] 39 Karin Park - Thousand Loaded Guns (Nocturnal Sunshine remix) [State of the Eye] 40 Telekollektiv - Double Ouzo [Spring Tube Limited] 41 Big Black Delta - Betamax (Climbers remix) [Masters Of Bates] 42 Verve - Voyage (Kobana remix) [Lowbit] 43 Shadow Child - So High (Hot Since 82 remix) [Toolroom] 44 Jon Cutler ft. E Man - It's Yours (Nice7 remix) [Noir] 45 Marvin Zeyss - I Don't Know (Asaga remix) [Highway] 46 Da Sunlounge ft. Sara Z. - Been Here From The Start [Myna] 47 Moritz Guhling - Philippe [CDR] 48 Treboles - Heat Of The Beat (Patrick Podage dub) [Sick Watona] 49 Tom Demac - Critical Distance Pt. 2 [Hypercolour] 50 Aerobatics - Cats (Nicolas Kotowicz remix) [Zartha] 51 Sion - Make You Do [MTA] 52 16 bit Lolitas - Deep Space Girls (DAVI remix) [Bits & Pieces] 53 Maya Jane Coles - Burning Bright (Joyce Muniz remix) [I/Am/Me] 54 Poison Pro - The City Of Gods (Petar Dundov remix) [Visceral] 55 Lane 8 - Every Night [CDR] Mixes Archive: http://www.emblissmusic.com/mixes Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/embliss-presents-mind-over/id377258222

A double celebration in this special episode: The 5-year anniversary of the show, and the Mind Over Matter Yearmix of 2013! I got a lot of response regarding what to do on this special occasion and it was clear a Yearmix was one of your favorites. Hope you will enjoy this 55-track 2-hour set. There wasn’t enough room to include all candidates I had lined up, but nonetheless it will make a great ride, celebrating a year of so many fantastic releases. 01 Fred Everything - Street Luv [Lazy Days] 02 Schulze & Schultze - Mind Control (Oliver Schories remix) [Der Turnbeutel] 03 KlangKuenstler - Barfuss Auf Wolken [Stil vor Talent] 04 Butch, Hohberg - Horus [Visionquest] 05 Jay Shepheard & Tad Wily - Hefty Done Me Right [Retrofit] 06 Oliver Schories - Sunset [Der Turnbeutel] 07 Oxia - Sun Step [8Bit] 08 Sezer Uysal pres Spennu - A Friend from Neverland (Sebastian Davidson remix) [Groovecollection] 09 Luke Solomon ft Natalie Broomes - You Rest Easy (Supernova remix) [Defected] 10 Masanori Yasuda - Kalos Eidos (KIWAMU remix) [Otographic Music] 11 The Peacemaker Project - It Really Hurts [Peacemaker] 12 Dusty Kid - Bolero [Noir] 13 David Kassi - Things You Do [Quantized] 14 Kerry Leva - You Lied [Nueva Deep] 15 Lone - Airglow Fires [R&S] 16 Dusky - What I Never Knew [Aus] 17 Jay Lumen - Nobody [Off] 18 Kry Wolf - The Flood [Food Music] 19 Forrest - Marlon Brando [Noir] 20 Kim Wayman - We Are The People (Smak aka Steve Mccready insterstellar remix) [CDR] 21 Chris Malinchak - So Good To Me [French Express] 22 Nicolas Masseyeff - Mugen [Herzblut] 23 Artenvielfalt - Love Lines [Stil Vor Talent] 24 Mistura, Joey Negro, Kendra Kash - Smile (Shur i kan harmonic dub) [Z] 25 Bluford Duck - Eye See [Savoir Faire] 26 Namatjira ft Royal Sapien - Little Goodbye [Lowbit] 27 Jerome Robins, Rashid Ajami - Unstoppable (Tube & Berger remix) [Kittball] 28 Solange - Losing You (Cyril Hahn remix) [CDR] 29 Anthony Mea - Move [Silk Textures] 30 Maxxi Soundsystem - Regrets We Have No Use For [Hypercolour] 31 HVOB - Jack (Edu Imbernon remix) [Stil Vor Talent] 32 6th Borough Project - Miss World [Delusions Of Grandeur] 33 John Monkman - Itakare [Kote] 34 Veerus, Maxie Devine - Cars [Suara] 35 Malente & Teenage Mutants - Fatal Attraction [Electronique] 36 John Monkman, Liz Cass - Fractured Fate [Warung] 37 Grant Nalder - Take You Back [Freeze Dried] 38 Darin Epsilon pres. Eventide - Cosmic Discovery (Kastis Torrau & Arnas D remix) [Perspectives] 39 Karin Park - Thousand Loaded Guns (Nocturnal Sunshine remix) [State of the Eye] 40 Telekollektiv - Double Ouzo [Spring Tube Limited] 41 Big Black Delta - Betamax (Climbers remix) [Masters Of Bates] 42 Verve - Voyage (Kobana remix) [Lowbit] 43 Shadow Child - So High (Hot Since 82 remix) [Toolroom] 44 Jon Cutler ft. E Man - It's Yours (Nice7 remix) [Noir] 45 Marvin Zeyss - I Don't Know (Asaga remix) [Highway] 46 Da Sunlounge ft. Sara Z. - Been Here From The Start [Myna] 47 Moritz Guhling - Philippe [CDR] 48 Treboles - Heat Of The Beat (Patrick Podage dub) [Sick Watona] 49 Tom Demac - Critical Distance Pt. 2 [Hypercolour] 50 Aerobatics - Cats (Nicolas Kotowicz remix) [Zartha] 51 Sion - Make You Do [MTA] 52 16 bit Lolitas - Deep Space Girls (DAVI remix) [Bits & Pieces] 53 Maya Jane Coles - Burning Bright (Joyce Muniz remix) [I/Am/Me] 54 Poison Pro - The City Of Gods (Petar Dundov remix) [Visceral] 55 Lane 8 - Every Night [CDR] Mixes Archive: http://www.emblissmusic.com/mixes Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/embliss-presents-mind-over/id377258222

Tracklist: Hour 1 - Martin Grey: 01. Peter Martin pres. Anthanasia - Perfect Wave 2012 (Ambient Mix) 02. Dimitris Athanasiou - Touch My Soul 03. Cloudi - Summer Sunrise From My Childhood 04. Matt Darey & Stan Kolev feat. Aelyn - Follow You (Acoustic Mix) 05. CHILL OF THE MOMENT: Abdomen Burst feat. Malevich & Yavanndiel - Changes (N4M3 Remix) 06. Smak (aka Steve McCready) feat. Ryan Vail - In The Beginning (Ambient Vox) 07. Chicane - Goldfish 08. Sunlounger feat. Zara Taylor - Try To Be Love (Chillout Mix) 09. Rebels Without A Cause & York feat. Lola Glover - Red Violin (Seven24 & Soty Chill Mix) 10. Sergey Silvertone - Distant Paradise 11. Cerf, Mitiska & Jaren with Rank 1 - Witness (Acoustic Mix) 12. Chicane - Fin de Jours 13. CLASSIC CHILL TUNE: D-Air - Abrente (Ambient Mix) Hour 2 - Ben Styles Guest Mix: 01. Andy Duguid - Inspiration Of A Belief (Original Mix) 02. Mystery Kids - Walk On Clouds (Original Mix) 03. Thomas Lemmer - Soul Diver (Original Mix) 04. Martian - Don't Cry (Original Mix) 05. Suduaya - Cellular Memory (Original Mix) 06. Infinite Exchange - Saved (Original Mix) 07. Deliano Carl - First Sight (Chillout Vision) 08. Solarstone - Ultraviolet (Original Mix) 09. Progressence - Melody Of Soul (Original Mix) 10. Ambeam - Sunlake (Original Mix) 11. Ryan Farish - Coloring Silence