Podcast appearances and mentions of sunny jain

Sunny Jain's Wild Wild East hits the Cal Poly Arts stage this Friday, March 14th! Tix at calpolyarts.org! Sunny Jain - musician, composer, and bandleader - known for blending South Asian rhythms with jazz, punk, and global music influences. A top of the game dhol player and drummer. He is the founder of the Brooklyn-based band Red Baraat, which fuses Bhangra, hip-hop, and funk into an electrifying live experience. He's got lots of collaborations with artists across genres and has composed music for film, TV, and theater. His work celebrates cultural fusion and storytelling, - exploring themes of migration, identity, and social justice.

Today, we discuss all things gut health with Sunny Jain, the Founder and CEO of Sun Genomics. Founded in 2016, Sunny started Sun Genomics as a response to his son's GI distress. Realizing that the “one size fits all” probiotic approach didn't necessarily work, Sunny tested his son's gut – and formulated the world's first custom probiotic for his diet and lifestyle.  Drawing from years of research and development, Sun Genomics aims to provide the best custom-formulated probiotics for those seeking exceptional gut health. What steps did Sunny take to succeed with Sun Genomics? Join the discussion to find out! In this episode, we dive into: The purpose that probiotics and prebiotics serve in the body.  Why taking targeted probiotics is so essential.  What makes our gut makeup so unique. How intermittent fasting affects the gut microbiome. To learn more about Sunny and his work, visit Flore.com today! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9 Boost Your Brainpower with 15% OFF!  Fuel your mind with BrainSupreme Supplements and unlock your full potential. Get 15% OFF your order now using this exclusive link: brainsupreme.co/discount/findinggenius Hurry—your brain deserves the best!

Sunny Jain, CEO and founder of Sun Genomics, is my guest in this episode of the HTA50 Podcast. We talk about Sunny's background in molecular medicine and how it inspired him, through Sun Genomics, to offer personalized gut health solutions through its Flore.com and FloreClinical.com brands. Sunny described how the gut microbiome is composed of trillions of microbial cells which impact human health by contributing to essential metabolic functions.   Sun Genomics analyze an individual's microbiome and create customized probiotic solutions addressing unique health needs linked to conditions like IBS, mental health, and long-term wellness. The discussion is not as complicated as it sounds and you'll learn so much which will help you to understand the importance of gut health. This is especially valuable to know as we age past 50, 60, and on. Our conversation is totally clear and you, like me, will learn a lot more than you expect to.   ************************************* Do you know how important Astaxanthin is for your brain and your overall health??? If you haven't tried it yet you can get 20% off the normal price of AX3's Astaxanthin supplement by going to AX3's website AX3.life and entering the discount code SUSAN20 when you order. If you've already used the code - pass it on to someone you know. Or you/they can use this link to their website which will get you there even faster...  https://glnk.io/5w7jn/susanrosincoach    

The Columbophile website: https://columbophile.com/buy-my-book/ All of the Columbo adventures can be found here! https://archive.org/details/columbo/Columbo.S01E00.1968.Prescription.Murder.720p.BluRay.mkv Here is a Sunny Jain performance featuring the same lineup Calgary got to see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIYIn7yTtTo The original version of 10000 ways to die: https://web.archive.org/web/20190320135151/http://www.alexcox.com/freestuff/10000_WAYS_TO_DIE.pdf The self-titled album by Buck: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nnc1Qwj38SvQCqskiMudmPBMJdY9tOpjg

The Columbophile website: https://columbophile.com/buy-my-book/ All of the Columbo adventures can be found here! https://archive.org/details/columbo/Columbo.S01E00.1968.Prescription.Murder.720p.BluRay.mkv Here is a Sunny Jain performance featuring the same lineup Calgary got to see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIYIn7yTtTo The original version of 10000 ways to die: https://web.archive.org/web/20190320135151/http://www.alexcox.com/freestuff/10000_WAYS_TO_DIE.pdf The self-titled album by Buck: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nnc1Qwj38SvQCqskiMudmPBMJdY9tOpjg

Today, we discuss all things gut health with Sunny Jain, the Founder and CEO of Sun Genomics. Founded in 2016, Sunny started Sun Genomics as a response to his son's GI distress. Realizing that the “one size fits all” probiotic approach didn't necessarily work, Sunny tested his son's gut – and formulated the world's first custom probiotic for his diet and lifestyle.  Drawing from years of research and development, Sun Genomics aims to provide the best custom-formulated probiotics for those seeking exceptional gut health. What steps did Sunny take to succeed with Sun Genomics? Join the discussion to find out! In this episode, we dive into: The purpose that probiotics and prebiotics serve in the body.  Why taking targeted probiotics is so essential.  What makes our gut makeup so unique. How intermittent fasting affects the gut microbiome. To learn more about Sunny and his work, visit Flore.com today! Take advantage of a 5% discount on Ekster accessories by using the code FINDINGGENIUS. Enhance your style and functionality with premium accessories. Visit bit.ly/3uiVX9R to explore latest collection. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Floré by Sun Genomics is a fully customized precision synbiotic. We've been following them since the company got its start back in 2016. Since then, there has been advancements in science, new partnerships, products and more, so we caught up with Sunny Jain, CEO and Founder of Sun Genomics, to see what's new.

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Today we discuss the “new frontier” of health and wellness: gut science. With all that the gut does for our bodies as a whole, it's about time we take proper care of it. In this episode, we learn how to do just that with molecular and microbiology expert Sunny Jain.  Sunny is the CEO and Founder of Sun Genomics, a company that provides probiotics tailored to your gut. This distinct approach to gut health allows users to get the most out of their probiotic use.  With 25 years of experience following the development of genomics, Sunny has gained a well-informed perspective on gut health – and he's committed to bringing this knowledge to the public…  Offer: This episode is sponsored by The Daily Tonic. The Daily Tonic is a five-minute newsletter that shares science-backed health news and tips, all while getting you to crack a smile or even laugh out loud on occasion. To subscribe, go to 247health.com and click on The Daily Tonic button at the top of the webpage .Did you know many of 247health.com favorite products -- like avocado oil mayonnaise, hydrating ketone water, and skin-revitalizing red light lamps – are featured on The Daily Tonic with discount code s? The Daily Tonic also features new wellness products with special discounts every single day. To subscribe, go to 247health.com and click on The Daily Tonic button at the top of the webpage. Click play to discover: What sets Sun Genomics products apart from generic probiotics. What “full genome sequencing” is, and what it can tell you about your gut. The many parts of the body that the gut impacts. Why “competitive inhibition” occurs as the body reacts to beneficial probiotics. To get ahold of Sun Genomic's probiotics for yourself, visit flore.com now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

The party band, Red Baraat, is from Brooklyn, but their music grows out of the hard-partying tradition of Punjabi wedding bands. They're a big band full of brass instruments and drums, rock guitar, jazzy improvisations, occasionally some rap, (both the dhol and drumset keep the groove going), who bring the festivities with them wherever they go. Hear their set, live from the New Sounds 40th Anniversary Party from Brooklyn Bowl, and an interview with drummer and composer Sunny Jain, who leads the band on dhol, the double-sided drum, one which is definitely an “outside” instrument. Hear Jain play his new, bigger, responsive Sufi dhol from Lahore, Pakistan, which suffered a strap malfunction during their set, and the band barely missed a beat. - Caryn Havlik Set list: “Chaal Baby” “Kala Mukra” “Zindabad” “Gaadi of Truth” “Shruggy Ji” “Ishq Tera Tadpave” “Thumbs Up”

This episode's Community Champion Sponsor is Catalyst. To virtually tour Catalyst and claim your space on campus, or host an upcoming event: https://www.catalysthealthtech.com/ (CLICK HERE) --- Episode Overview:  After struggling to solve his son's gut health issues with generic probiotics, our next guest took it upon himself to create a custom probiotic for his child and now aims to do the same for the millions of people worldwide who suffer from gut health issues. Sunny Jain, CEO and founder of Sun Genomics, joins us to discuss how he and his team are personalizing gut health by customizing precision probiotics and nutrition for individuals based on their DNA and biomarkers.  Join us as Sunny walks us through his founding story of Sun Genomics and how his company's technology is transforming lives for years to come. Let's go! Episode Highlights: What led Sunny to create Sun Genomics Sunny's overview of studying DNA, gut microbiome, and biomarkers to provide precision probiotics and nutrition How Sun Genomics has been reshaping the lives of people Sunny's vision of the future for Sun Genomics and the customers they serve    About our Guest:  With over 20 years of Molecular and Microbiology experience, Sun Genomics' founder and CEO Sunny Jain originally had the idea for Floré after struggling to solve his own young son's gut health issues with generic probiotics from the shelves. Sunny took it upon himself to create a custom probiotic that worked for his son, and now aims to do the same for the hundreds of millions of people who suffer from gut health issues worldwide. Before starting Sun Genomics, Sunny worked at Illumina for seven years. He was part of the team to establish the Illumina Clinical Services Laboratory and went on to sequence the first whole human genome in a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited laboratory. Prior to Illumina, Sunny worked for Labcorp in the molecular oncology laboratory and has over 20 years of experience in commercializing biomarkers. Links Supporting This Episode: Flore website: https://flore.com/ (CLICK HERE) Sunny Jain LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suneerjain/ (CLICK HERE) Flore Twitter page: https://twitter.com/sungenomics (CLICK HERE) Clubhouse handle: @mikebiselli Mike Biselli LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikebiselli (CLICK HERE) Mike Biselli Twitter page: https://twitter.com/mikebiselli (CLICK HERE) Visit our website: https://www.passionatepioneers.com/ (CLICK HERE) Subscribe to newsletter: https://forms.gle/PLdcj7ujAGEtunsj6 (CLICK HERE) Guest nomination form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqk_H_a79gCRsBLynkGp7JbdtFRWynTvPVV9ntOdEpExjQIQ/viewform (CLICK HERE)

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Listen on Apple, Google, Spotify, and other platforms.   Sunny gives an overview of what Sun Genomics is [02:28] How did Sunny end up in life sciences and his current line of work [03:19] Sunny talks about his discovery as they were doing human genome sequencing which gave him the idea to start testing on probiotics [04:28] Sunny talks about testing probiotics and the “probiotic wall of paralysis” [06:03] Sunny talks about the finished product, and the process from scaling it to mapping it out [08:59] When did Sunny discover that his product is actually working to help his son's gut problems? [10:14] Sunny talks about Floré's products and how it's helping their customers, including chronic conditions [11:38] With the rise of personalized wellness, Sunny talks about where probiotics and gut health and the wave of consumer life sciences are heading  [13:02] Sunny talks about how integrative medicine doctors use their products and what he hopes to see in the next 4 to 5 years [14:00] Sunny talks about what it's like to build a company in San Diego [14:54] Sunny shares how he deals with food and shares his favorite taco spot, Mas Veggies Vegan [17:23]   Follow Sunny online Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram   Sun Genomics Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube   Floré Website

Sunny Jain is the Founder and CEO of Floré by Sun Genomics and is driven to better understand the microbe cells that live inside of our intestinal tract and all around our body.  With a history of working at Illumina, Sunny is studying the DNA from those cells, the microbiome, to understand their function and how they contribute to our overall health. Sunny explains, "Sun Genomics has created the world's only precision probiotic, And it utilizes AI, DNA sequencing, biome chromatics, and e-health technology. Our technology helps us build the largest database of microbiomes that are sequenced via metagenomics, or whole genome sequencing, to understand the modulatory effects or the changing effects that food ingredients and probiotics can have for 80 plus million Americans that suffer from gut health issues every year." "So, you truly are unique, from a gut microbiome perspective. Our human DNA is 99.9 percent similar. So, we're very identical from a human DNA perspective. But the DNA from microbes of the gut, you're maybe 10 percent similar, and you are 90 percent unique from the gut microbiome." "And this is really where I think precision medicine can enable a lot of advancement to our human health. It is really within that large, vast difference where we will be able to find much more customized solutions." @SunGenomics #SunGenomics #GutHealth #Probiotics #Microflora #CustomizedProbiotics #Microbiome #SanDiego Flore.com Download the transcript here

Sunny Jain is the Founder and CEO of Floré by Sun Genomics and is driven to better understand the microbe cells that live inside of our intestinal tract and all around our body.  With a history of working at Illumina, Sunny is studying the DNA from those cells, the microbiome, to understand their function and how they contribute to our overall health. Sunny explains, "Sun Genomics has created the world's only precision probiotic, And it utilizes AI, DNA sequencing, biome chromatics, and e-health technology. Our technology helps us build the largest database of microbiomes that are sequenced via metagenomics, or whole genome sequencing, to understand the modulatory effects or the changing effects that food ingredients and probiotics can have for 80 plus million Americans that suffer from gut health issues every year." "So, you truly are unique, from a gut microbiome perspective. Our human DNA is 99.9 percent similar. So, we're very identical from a human DNA perspective. But the DNA from microbes of the gut, you're maybe 10 percent similar, and you are 90 percent unique from the gut microbiome." "And this is really where I think precision medicine can enable a lot of advancement to our human health. It is really within that large, vast difference where we will be able to find much more customized solutions." @SunGenomics #SunGenomics #GutHealth #Probiotics #Microflora #CustomizedProbiotics #Microbiome #SanDiego Flore.com Listen to the podcast here

In this episode we talk about the future of Indian music, featuring guests from episodes one, two and three. Audio examples from this episode:1. Prabh Deep - Chitta2. "Pioneer Valley Jazz Shares present The Dan Weiss Miles Okazaki Duo" video on Youtube3. Sunny Jain, Vijay Iyer, Rajna Swaminathan - Pride in Rhythm 

And, we're back with season 3 of Counterjam, Food52's podcast that explores culture through food and music!Host Peter J. Kim digs into Indian culture with the help of musician and podcast producer Hrishikesh Hirway (whose new song Between There and Here debuts today!), chef Maneet Chauhan, and multi-instrumental musician Sunny Jain. Check out Counterjam on Spotify for more tracks from Sunny, along with other Indian and Indian-American artists we couldn't squeeze into this episode. 

After thirteen years on the road at the front of his global dance group Red Baraat, percussionist-songwriter Sunny Jain was especially affected by the constrictions of COVID. But, ever the optimist, Jain began sifting through his rolodex and soon formed a half-hundred intercontinental collective willing to help out in the writing and recording process of a […]

Sunny Jain is an innovative percussionist/composer known for his music, which blends his Punjabi roots with his love of jazz, rock, funk and more. His new multi-disciplinary project "Phoenix Rise," which includes a new 10-track album and a "planet-based" recipe book, is out on May 21 and promotes a belief in global citizenship by supporting social justice movements. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazziz/support

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=6533PROPAGANDA GENDER SULLA RAI: IL BACIO GAY DI LEONARDO DA VINCI (CHE NON ERA GAY)Ieri sera, su Rai 1 è andata in onda la prima puntata della serie televisiva "Leonardo", dedicata a Leonardo Da Vinci. Un debutto sancito subito dalla scena del bacio gay tra i due attori Aidan Turner e Kit Clarke (rispettivamente Leonardo e il modello Jacopo).Lo spezzone ha sollevato subito una miriade di reazioni soial da parte degli spettatori, soprattutto da chi vede in questa scena una "svolta" della Rai.Il problema, oltre alla chiara propaganda gender sul primo canale della tv pubblica, è che la scena del bacio gay non sembra avere nessun appiglio storico e certo nella vita reale del genio Leonardo Da Vinci. Come riporta anche Fanpage, infatti, nel corso dei secoli e degli ultimi decenni sono state fatte molte congetture sull'orientamento omosessuale, eterosessuale o bisessuale di Leonardo, senza mai trovare però documenti, racconti o fatti certi.Da alcuni scritti, infatti, emerge (anche questa in forse) una relazione tra il genio e una prostituta, mentre sull'omosessualità non ci sono certezze. Da giovane, inoltre, è abbastanza appurato che una denuncia anonima lo portò in tribunale a difendersi proprio dall'accusa di omosessualità, che nel Rinascimento era ancora considerato come un reato. Tuttavia fu assolto per mancanza di prove.La Rai, dunque, casca di nuovo nella propaganda gender in prima serata e lo fa addirittura con quello che sembra a tutti gli effetti un palese falso storico.Nota di BastaBugie: ecco altre notizie sul "gaio" mondo gay... sempre meno gaio.CAPITAN AMERICA GAYLa Marvel ha annunciato che, in occasione del suo 80esimo compleanno, pubblicherà una serie a fumetti, dal titolo "Gli Stati Uniti di Capitan America", in cui ci sarà un Capitan America gay, di nome Aaron Fisher e di età adolescenziale, accanto a diversi altri Capitan America. Non è il primo personaggio gay della Marvel.La casa editrice statunitense ha fatto sapere che «La Marvel Comics è orgogliosa di onorare il Mese del Pride con l'ascesa di questo nuovo eroe LGBTQ +». Joshua Trujillo, ideatore della variante gay di Capitan America, ha affermato che «Aaron è ispirato dagli eroi della comunità queer: attivisti, leader e gente comune che spinge per una vita migliore».L'artista Jan Bazaldua, dalle cui matite è uscito questo personaggio, ha dichiarato: «Come persona transgender, sono felice di poter presentare una persona apertamente gay che ammira Capitan America [l'originale] e combatte contro il male per aiutare coloro che sono quasi invisibili per la società. Mentre lo disegnavo, ho pensato, beh, Cap combatte contro creature superpotenti e salva il mondo quasi sempre, ma Aaron aiuta coloro che camminano da soli per strada con i problemi che loro devono affrontare ogni giorno».Tra le molte domande, scegliamo la seguente: quanto i lettori sentivano il bisogno di questo ennesimo eroe gay?(Gender Watch News, 22 marzo 2021)NIENTE PIÙ SHAMPOO PER CAPELLI NORMALIUna ideologia sottile come un capello. La Unilever, azienda proprietaria di 400 marchi, toglierà la dicitura «normale» dai suoi shampoo. Per questo colosso della bellezza i capelli potranno essere ricci, lisci, grassi o secchi, etc. ma non normali. Il motivo? In una nota la Unilever fa sapere: «La decisione è uno dei tanti passi che stiamo compiendo per sfidare i ristretti ideali di bellezza, mentre lavoriamo per aiutare a porre fine alla discriminazione e per sostenere una visione più inclusiva di bellezza».In una ricerca commissionata dall'azienda su 10mila persone è emerso che per 7 persone su 10 la parola «normale» sulle confezioni abbia un impatto negativo. 8 su 10 negli intervistati più giovani (18-35 anni).«Con un miliardo di persone che usano i nostri prodotti di bellezza e per l'igiene personale ogni giorno, e ancora di più vedono la nostra pubblicità, i nostri marchi hanno il potere di fare davvero la differenza nella vita delle persone. Ecco perché ci impegniamo ad affrontare regole e stereotipi dannosi, e ad elaborare una definizione di bellezza più ampia e molto più inclusiva» ha dichiarato Sunny Jain, presidente del settore Beauty & Personal Care dell'azienda. «Sappiamo che rimuovere la parola "normale" dai prodotti non risolverà il problema da solo, ma si tratta di un importante passo avanti».La parola «normale» ha iniziato ad essere ostracizzata sin dal '68: essere diversi significava essere se stessi. Ha poi avuto una accelerazione con il pensiero LGBT: affermare che esiste un orientamento normale e uno sbagliato oppure che una persona transessuale non è normale è pura eresia.Quindi il canone di normalità che rimanda al concetto di «natura» deve essere bandito. Tutti inclusi fuorché i normali, che sono la maggioranza, ossia la norma. Alla faccia della non discriminazione.(Gender Watch News, 12 marzo 2021)IN CARCERE PERCHÉ CONTRARIO AL CAMBIO DI SESSO DELLA FIGLIAIl canadese Rob Hoogland ha deciso di non firmare il consenso informato per sottoporre sua figlia 14enne al trattamento per il «cambio» di sesso che prevede, tra le altre procedure, anche la somministrazione di bloccanti della pubertà.Il giudice ha stabilito che il padre non possa discutere pubblicamente di questa vicenda, né possa rivolgersi a lei o a chiunque altro parlando di lei con il suo nome femminile. Dovrà usare il nome Quinn oppure i pronomi maschili.Rob non ha obbedito e il 16 marzo dovrà affrontare un primo processo che potrebbe portarlo in carcere per 10 giorni e ad aprile un secondo processo, per una imputazione più grave sempre riguardante il divieto di esprimersi in pubblico: la condanna in questo caso potrebbe arrivare fino a 5 anni di detenzione.La repressione dell'ideologia gender arriva a cancellare la libertà di educazione e di parola.

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K080: Unilever to remove ‘normal' from beauty products packaging   Consumer goods conglomerate Unilever said Tuesday last week that it will no longer use the word “normal” to advertise and package its beauty and personal care products and that it will ban excessive photoshopping of models as part of its inclusivity policy. The company, which owns skincare brands like Dove and Simple and haircare brands like TreSemme and TIGI, said the word “normal” will be removed from the packaging of at least 200 products within a year. 消費品集團「聯合利華」（Unilever）上週二表示，其美妝與身體清潔產品之廣告及包裝，將不再使用「正常」一詞，亦將禁止對模特兒照片進行過多的修圖，以貫徹該公司之包容性政策。聯合利華旗下有「多芬」（Dove）與「清妍」（Simple）等護膚品牌，以及TreSemme與TIGI等護髮品牌。該公司表示，將在一年內，把旗下至少兩百種產品包裝上的「正常」一詞刪除。 It also said it will increase the number of advertisements featuring people from diverse groups, and that it will not “digitally alter a person's body shape, size, proportion or skin color” in its brand advertising. Many skincare and hair products use phrases such as “for normal skin” or “normal hair,” and Unilever says its global research suggests that using “normal” as a descriptor “makes most people feel excluded.” Sunny Jain, who leads Unilever's beauty and personal care division, said the company wanted to tackle “harmful norms and stereotypes” and shape a “far more inclusive definition of beauty.” “We know that removing ‘normal' from our products and packaging will not fix the problem alone, but it is an important step forward,” Jain said in a statement. 該公司並表示，將在廣告中呈現較多樣的族群，且不會「在其品牌的廣告中，以數位方式改變人的身體形狀、大小、比例或膚色」。許多護膚品和護髮產品使用「正常膚質適用」、「正常髮質適用」這類詞彙，聯合利華表示，該公司在全球所做的研究顯示，使用「正常」一詞作為描述語，「會使大多數人感到被排斥」。聯合利華美妝與身體清潔產品部門主管桑尼‧詹恩表示，該公司希望去除「有害的標準與刻板印象」，並塑造「對『美』更具包容性的定義」。「我們知道，光是把我們產品和包裝上的『正常』字樣去除，並不會解決此問題，但這是向前邁進的重要一步」，詹恩在一份聲明中說道。 The company renamed its skin-lightening brand in India last year from Fair & Lovely to Glow & Lovely after facing anger from customers who said Unilever was perpetuating negative stereotypes about darker skin tones. 聯合利華在印度的亮膚品牌Fair&Lovely（白晰可人）激起了消費者的憤怒，說這讓深膚色的負面刻板印象更加根深蒂固，去年該公司便將之改名為Glow&Lovely（煥采可人）。 Source article: https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/lang/archives/2021/03/15/2003753829   每日英語跟讀Podcast，就在http://www.15mins.today/daily-shadowing 每週Vocab精選詞彙Podcast，就在https://www.15mins.today/vocab 每週In-TENSE文法練習Podcast，就在https://www.15mins.today/in-tense

Acclaimed jazz drummer, composer and dhol player Sunny Jain is most recently known for his work in the band Red Baraat. He took the time to join us in the studio today to discuss what it was that sparked his passion for the drums at age 10 and what he did to keep it going.

*Note there's an annoying sound glitch on this week's podcast - apologies for that* What's that coming over the hill? It's two people with a podcast and a whole load of exceptional sounds for your ears. From the galloping intro of Sunny Jain through bassy goodness of Gqom Oh boss Nan Kolè and DJ Tess' collaboration, you know you're in for a good week. We also have music recorded on mobile phones in Niger, Japanese jazz, hefty rock and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Sunny Jain - Aye Mere Dil Kahin Aur Chal (Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, USA) Nan Kolè, DJ Tess, NyNy - Gimme Any Riddim (self-release, Italy) Lina_Raül Refree - Cuidei Que Tinha Morrido (Glitterbeat Records, Germany) ZOHASTRE - Tarantella (ZamZam Records, France) Twin Sister - Light (God Unknown Records, UK) Etran de L'Aïr - Tilyadene (Sahel Sounds, USA) Dwellings x Locean - Cloudy (Tesla Tapes, UK) Anna Funk Damage – Badass Bitch (LazyTapes, Germany) Primitive World - FMJ 1 (Ecstatic Recordings, UK) Masahiko Sato - Sanae, Ai to Kyofu (Konoha no Fune) (WRWTFWW, Switzerland) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston. Hit him up for any and all audio work at nickamc.com and follow him on Twitter @nickamc

The group Red Baraat has become synonymous with a raucous good time, a celebratory mix of bhangra – the dance music of the Punjab region, New Orleans horns, go-go and a bit of hip-hop besides. They’re led by drummer-composer Sunny Jain, who plays the dhol, a traditional two-headed drum slung over the shoulder. A talented and energetic army of horns, guitar, and percussion instruments rounds out the lineup, wedding the bhangra roots of the dhol to a N’awlins brass funk ‘n’ street party. The band played a set for us at Brooklyn Bowl in June 2019 and it ruled. Enjoy. (-Caryn Havlik) Set list:  Mast Kalander Tunak Tunak Tun Shruggy Ji Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna Gaadi of Truth  

This week's essential mix of new songs includes a Brian Eno remix of a Lee "Scratch" Perry tune, Red Baraat percussionist Sunny Jain, singer Jesca Hoop and more.Featured Artists And Songs:1. Lee "Scratch" Perry: "Here Come the Warm Dreads" from 'Heavy Rain'2. Sunny Jain: "Immigrant Warrior" from 'Wild Wild East'3. Ethan Gruska: "Event Horizon" from 'EN GARDE'4. Tadzio: "Defiance" from 'The Sick Room'5. Madison Cunningham: "Something to Believe in" from 'Who Are You Now'6. Wished Bone: "Hold Me" (Single)7. Jesca Hoop: "Song for a Bygone Era" from 'Afterbirth'8. Esmé Patterson: "Light in Your Window" (Single)

After reading about that Bill Gates believes that Probiotic pills could bring an end to malnutrition, I felt compelled to out more about how biotechnology is changing how and what we eat. My online search quickly led me to Sun Genomics, which is harnessing the power of genomic sequencing to improve the quality of your microbiota. Sun Genomics is a unique precision probiotic that creates a custom-formulated probiotic tailored to one's unique DigestiveDNA and is the world's first tailored probiotic. After reading more about the San Diego-based custom probiotic startup, and I invited their CEO, Sunny Jain onto my daily tech podcast to learn more about the story behind the Company. Sun Genomics was founded by CEO, Sunny Jain in 2016, and the Company's story began with the birth of his son. When his son began suffering from digestive distress, Sunny went to find a probiotic. But he quickly found himself standing in front of the probiotic aisle AKA the "Wall of Confusion." Sunny quickly realized there wasn't a probiotic solution available. Instead of choosing a supplement at random, Sunny took tons off the shelf that day, and instead of going home, he went to the lab and began testing probiotics, sequencing his son's gut microbiome, and researching strains that best matched his son's gut microbiome analysis. Sunny reveals what customers should be looking out for when staring at the endless list of probiotics. He also reveals more about biotech startups and their role within the health ecosystem to solve major health crises beyond gut health.

Optimizing the gut microbiome (the system of microorganisms living largely in our intestines) is increasingly being thought of as a crucial lever for many aspects of our health: Preventing metabolic disorders, reducing negative heart conditions, and even improving brain health. This novel area of the human platform is gaining a robust body of research, and Sun Genomics CEO Sunny Jain joins us this week to demystify the importance of gut health. Sunny believes microbiome science has evolved to a place where consumers can realize actual health solutions and improve their diet, lifestyle, and nutrition by implementing behavioral change. Sun Genomics allows you to test your microbiome and take precision probiotics allowing you to experience the change in your microbiome and, in turn, your body. Find Sun Genomics here: https://sungenomics.com/

Anyone who has been down the health aisle at their local store has seen the vast array of home health aids, including products like pre- and probiotics. Because of the diversity that exists in people, none of these mass-produced products will work for everyone who uses it. This means that many people will not see any specific benefits from taking these products. Sun Genomics hopes to change that by leveraging all of the scientific research written about the intestinal biome and create probiotics tailored to an individual's gut profile or DNA sample. Simply send in a test kit from their website, and Sun Genomics will send you back a detailed report of your microbiata and a personalized probiotic that is tailored to you. Sun Genomics has already helped individuals lead happier, healthier lives, with many success stories. Individuals can have their guts re-tested in as little as 1 month, to see if it is working. Sun Genomics is also looking to move to a clinical laboratory soon so that they can add deeper layers of analysis to the reports that they send. For more information, visit www.sungenomics.com.

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Tonight on Cultural Manifesto, DJ Kyle Long talks with Sunny Jain of Red Baraat. The group will be performing this Sunday at The Jazz Kitchen. Then, a conversation with Joyful Noise Recordings artist Yonatan Gat.

Drummer Sunny Jain is using his superpowers for good, choosing on his new album, Taboo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records, 2010) to make a series of strong statements about social issues, set against South Asian cultural norms. In this interview, Jain talks about his decision to use traditional song forms to say non-traditional things; the intricate interplay of the band; and the many guest vocalists who appear on the record. Learn more at www.sunnyjain.com. If you'd like to buy this album, you can support The Jazz Session by purchasing it via the link below:

Drummer Sunny Jain is using his superpowers for good, choosing on his new album, Taboo...