Podcasts about symbiotica

Catch up with the No Simple Road crew as they discuss everything from the music scene, family life, show recaps & reviews, spirituality, psychedelics, and everything in-between! We produce these episodes in collaboration with MELT PREMIUM MUSHROOM CHOCOLATES. Follow them on Instagram @meltmushrooms. DM them for info and let them know we sent you. This week on the No Simple Road Weekly Rewind we are joined by DJ, Producer, amazing human being, and new NSR Family Member Takimba! Takimba is a DJ, music producer, and curator with over 20 years of experience in the electronic music scene. His style is characterized by a seamless fusion of electronic beats and global influences, resulting in a captivating and distinctive sound. Takimba is also the founder of several music projects, including Heartbeat Silent Disco, Symbiotica, Get On Up, and Takimba and Friends. Through these projects, Takimba has collaborated with artists from around the world and created unique and immersive experiences for audiences. We chat about his early years touring with The Grateful Dead and Phish, the early rave scene, and how all of that evolved into a moment at last year's Phish Dick's that has set him on a path of creating music with no safety net! We also talk all about his upcoming show at McMenamin's Crystal Ballroom this Friday, August 2nd called 'The Terrapin Twirl'! This is going to be a remixed musical journey through the music of the Grateful Dead! 8 pm doors, 8 pm show 21 and over tickets are $10 early bird, $15 advance, $20 day of show GET TICKETS HERE Head over to www.patreon.com/nosimpleroad to become a supporter and take part in the growing community on our Discord server and get all the extra content that is starting to come out of the No Simple Road community. INTRO MUSIC by Young & Sick -For the best mushroom chocolates around shoot a DM to @meltmushrooms and tell them NSR sent you for Buy One Get One Half off for the month of January. Head over to www.venuellama.com now and sign up for a free account to start rating venues and getting the intel, tricks, and tips for the venues you haven't been to yet! -FREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroad OUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF: CHILLDREN OF INDIGO No Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music.

Martine Perret is a photographic artist who was born in Paris, and now lives and works from her base in Margaret River. She is known for her startlingly beautiful portrayal of the Western Australian landscape, often employing aerial captures and portraiture to tell important stories of our times.  Her approach to artistic work is based on a career in photojournalism, including a decade covering UN peacekeeping missions in conflict zones, in South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Timor-Leste and West Africa where she documented the Ebola crisis. Recent projects Ngala Wongga (Come Talk) - Cultural Significance of Languages in the Goldfields and Belong – Language connecting feeling, culture, country exhibition at the WA Museum Boola Bardip, highlight the importance of First Nations' languages. In December 2022 Martine was honoured to travel to Paris with Wardandi Elders Vivian Brockman Webb, Mitchella Hutchins and artist Roly Skender to launch the UNESCO International Decade of Indigenous Languages with the presentation of the collaborative audio-visual work Wannang Biridge (Light of the Peppermint Tree), which was originally created at The Farm Margaret River, following a residency with SymbioticA on photomicrography at CELLCentral in the school of Anatomy and Human Biology at The University of Western Australia. Martine shares her journey from her beginnings in Paris and Bordeaux, through her extensive travels with the UN, to settling in Sydney and eventually Western Australia. We talk about the crucial role of photography in society, the impact of digital evolution on the field, and the personal philosophies that guide Martine's work.  Martine provides insights into her creative process, the importance of following one's intuition in photography, and the balancing act between professional pursuits and personal commitments. I hope you enjoy the show!    You can find Martine's work  here: Website: https://martineperret.photoshelter.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martineperret Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MartinePerretPhotographer Twitter/X: https://x.com/martineperret   Listen to this and other episodes wherever you find your podcasts or on https://grantswinbournephotography.com/lpw-podcast Or subscribe to my YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@grantswinbournephotography   Theme music: Liturgy Of The Street by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com   #podcast #landscapephotography #aerialphotography #photographyjourney #photographyinspiration #photographytips

Es momento de conocer a uno de los 20 finalistas del 8vo Concurso Desafío Emprendedor Banco de Chile. Te invitamos a conocer Symbiotica Bosquicultores, una iniciativa enfocada en la Restauración ecológica. Más información de los distintos beneficios del Programa Pymes Para Chile del Banco de Chile, en ⁠⁠⁠⁠bancochile.cl⁠⁠⁠⁠ portal empresas y pymes Este contenido es parte de la 4ta Temporada de Academia de Emprendedores en ADN 2024, espacio de capacitación continua radial que apoya a miles de personas para que puedan gestionar mejor sus emprendimientos y pymes. Academia de Emprendedores Banco de Chile Lu a Vi 21:00 Hrs por ADN Radio | ⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠Youtube⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠IG⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ademlatam/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ademlatam/support

A Symbiotic Relationship Welcome to another episode of Cedarville Stories, where we explore the unique initiatives and stories that make Cedarville University stand out. Today, we dive into the inspiring collaboration between two seasoned professors, Dr. Ruth Sylvester and Dr. Lori Ferguson. Dr. Sylvester, originally from sunny southern Florida, and Dr. Ferguson, from nearby Xenia, Ohio, both brought rich teaching backgrounds to Cedarville University. Despite their distinct paths, they've forged a powerful partnership with a shared mission. In this episode, we unravel the story behind "Symbiotica," a groundbreaking plan and curriculum crafted by Dr. Sylvester and Dr. Ferguson. Symbiotica is more than an academic venture; it's a dynamic approach to preparing the next generation of educators at Cedarville. Focused on the unique realm of homeschool education, Symbiotica aims to equip early childhood education majors with real-world experiences. Simultaneously, it provides homeschooled students with a classroom experience infused with biblical teachings, extending beyond the confines of their homes. Join us as we explore the inception, goals, and potential impact of Symbiotica. Less than a year old, this innovative program already holds promise to serve as a national model for colleges and universities seeking to blend academic rigor with practical, biblical, and real-world applications. For Dr. Sylvester and Dr. Ferguson, Symbiotica embodies a win-win scenario, creating a symbiotic relationship among themselves that benefits students, educators, and the future of education.  https://share.transistor.fm/s/46014863

In many cultures, ritual ceremonies transmit knowledge about human relationships with the natural world through socially and spiritually important communal experiences. In the context of climate crisis, artists are developing new rituals to contribute to the development of more reciprocal and respectful ecological relationships. We spoke with three fascinating artists about the rituals they've developed.Freyja Sewell (ig @freyjasewell) has adapted her product design and furniture making skills to the development of an immersive biophilic ceremony. Ioana Man (ig @ioana_man) is working with metagenomics to visualise the urban microbiome and propose infrastructure for microbial and human health alike.As part of her PhD at SymbioticA at the University of Western Australia, WhiteFeather Hunter (ig @whitefeather.hunter) is growing cultured meat from her own menstrual blood, bringing symbols and practices from witchcraft into the molecular biology lab. WhiteFeather's call for papers:http://aaanz.info/aaanz-home/conferences/2021-conference-impact/call-for-papers/#htoc-feminist-collaborations-across-arts-and-bioscience-technologiesIoana's project at the Design Museum https://designersinresidence.designmuseum.org/ioana-man

The poetic cosmos drips with mango juice. Pigs might fly when porcine cells are your paint and wings your canvas. Rap lyrics that challenge science denialism. Artists pushing at the boundaries of the imagination and the possibilities of science.

The poetic cosmos drips with mango juice. Pigs might fly when porcine cells are your paint and wings your canvas. Rap lyrics that challenge science denialism. Artists pushing at the boundaries of the imagination and the possibilities of science.

Happy Week ❤ The music from the last #Vertigoa radioshow A 2 hour trip through the music of Symbiosis Records https://www.discogs.com/label/2730-Symbiosis-Records With them sounds and vibes that used to smash our minds back in them days Glad to be here a share them with you Sorry inadvance for the few Glitches on this show, that's what live broadcasting is all about.. Next Show (2020-01-29) will be dedicated to one of my Childhood heros A Dj and creature that will share his mix with his uniqe sounds more info on FB : Super happy weekend Enjoy !

Entrepreneurs Playing Games is a live video podcast produced and hosted by Amandine Flachs featuring startup founders sharing their journey and challenges while playing video games. Join the discussion, ask us your questions and learn from entrepreneurs' stories. On Saturday 9th Amandine was joined by Ana & Christian from Symbiotica AI and discussed many things including: ➜ Building a deeptech startup requiring a strong research foundation. ➜ Data needs, aquisition, security for your AI-based startup. ➜ The financial space and its innovation needs. And much more! Full video interview available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/JdgMCyjdHbQ Livestreams take place about every 2 weeks! Be sure to join us live and ask your own question to our guests. In the meantime, don't hesitate to reach out, say hi and send us suggestions! Entrepreneurs Playing Games on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EntrepreneursPG Amandine's Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmandineFlachs Amandine's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandineflachs More about Entrepreneurs Playing Games: www.flachsconsulting.com/EPG/EntrepreneursPlayingGames.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amandine-flachs/message

Steven is a practitioner in synchronistic digital technologies in sound and visual mediums, incorporating performance, installation and composition in exploring the facets of sensory perception working in an array of fields in the realms of entertainment, information and environmental activism.Steven is also a Yogi and all around amazing person. His art and his creations always invite the participant deep into the multi dimensional aspects of Self and have a potent impact on awakening the observer back into presence.Steven is a true visionary and entrepreneur. Some of the projects he has created are: http://alyian.com.au/Selfless Orchestrahttps://www.facebook.com/SelflessOrchestra/Camp Doogs:https://www.facebook.com/camp.doogs/Biogenesis:https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/sa/media-centre/news/2018/08-14-abc-screen-australia-four-art-bites-projectsStelarc:http://stelarc.org/SymbioticA:http://www.symbiotica.uwa.edu.au/Support the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

On this REC episode, artists, researchers and professors Ionat Zurr and Sofian Audry are invited to join us in a conversation on Emergence/y, a theme proposed by Hexagram for the international festival Ars Electronica 2021, A New Digital Deal. Discovering each other motivates the dialogue between Zurr and Audry as they focus on their main research interests: from biological arts to artificial intelligence, from semi-living entities to art at the age of machine learning, from the artist's role to the function of art regarding the development of Science and Technology Studies (STS).  Guests:  Ionat Zurr - Artist, Professor and Chair of the Fine Arts Discipline at the School of Design and academic coordinator of SymbioticA at the School of Human Sciences at the University of Western Australia (UWA), in Perth.  Sofian Audry - Artist, professor of Interactive Media within the School of Media at the University of Québec in Montréal (UQÀM), and co-director of the Hexagram Network for Research-Creation in Art, Culture and Technology. Continue your exploration of research-creation on:rec.hexagram.ca

On this REC episode, artists, researchers and professors Ionat Zurr and Sofian Audry are invited to join us in a conversation on Emergence/y, a theme proposed by Hexagram for the international festival Ars Electronica 2021, A New Digital Deal. Discovering each other motivates the dialogue between Zurr and Audry as they focus on their main research interests: from biological arts to artificial intelligence, from semi-living entities to art at the age of machine learning, from the artist's role to the function of art regarding the development of Science and Technology Studies (STS).  Guests:  Ionat Zurr - Artist, Professor and Chair of the Fine Arts Discipline at the School of Design and academic coordinator of SymbioticA at the School of Human Sciences at the University of Western Australia (UWA), in Perth.  Sofian Audry - Artist, professor of Interactive Media within the School of Media at the University of Québec in Montréal (UQÀM), and co-director of the Hexagram Network for Research-Creation in Art, Culture and Technology. Continue your exploration of research-creation on:rec.hexagram.ca

On this REC episode, artists, researchers and professors Ionat Zurr and Sofian Audry are invited to join us in a conversation on Emergence/y, a theme proposed by Hexagram for the international festival Ars Electronica 2021, A New Digital Deal. Discovering each other motivates the dialogue between Zurr and Audry as they focus on their main research interests: from biological arts to artificial intelligence, from semi-living entities to art at the age of machine learning, from the artist's role to the function of art regarding the development of Science and Technology Studies (STS).  Guests:  Ionat Zurr - Artist, Professor and Chair of the Fine Arts Discipline at the School of Design and academic coordinator of SymbioticA at the School of Human Sciences at the University of Western Australia (UWA), in Perth.  Sofian Audry - Artist, professor of Interactive Media within the School of Media at the University of Québec in Montréal (UQÀM), and co-director of the Hexagram Network for Research-Creation in Art, Culture and Technology. Continue your exploration of research-creation on:rec.hexagram.ca

"We said it would be really nice if the first tissue-engineered sculptures to be presented within a cultural context would be a something like a worry doll because it would express our anxieties and worries and the fact that it's not that simple." Hidden away in the School of Anatomy, Physiology and Human Biology at the University of Western Australia, is SymbioticA. It's a place where art is created - using living materials and scientific techniques - to make us think about what is happening in the world of biotechnology. Make no mistake, it IS as unique and unusual as it sounds. It's founders, Oron Catts and Dr Ionat Zurr are celebrated around the world for their pioneering works, including making the first piece of in-vitro meat and the victimless leather jacket which had to "die" spectacularly in the Museum of Modern Art on New York where it made it's debut.

Hva er biokunst? Og hvordan kan kunstnere og næringslivet samarbeide mer? I dagens podkastepisode møter du leder for i/o/lab, Senter for Framtidskunst, Hege Tapio. I episode #93 av podkastserien ‘De som bygger det nye Norge med Silvija Seres’ snakker Tapio om hvordan hun formidler kunst som berører ny teknologi og vitenskap og hvordan apparater og ny teknologi åpner for fornyet tolkning, kreativ misbruk og kritisk tenkning. I 2008 bidro hun også til å organisere den første nordiske masterklassen i Biokunst i samarbeid med SymbioticA og Stavanger Universitet. Du kan også høres hennes perspektiver på hva hun mener er forskjellen på menneskelig kreativitet og AI.For mer innhold, sjekk ut våre hjemmesider: https://www.obforum.no See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Pt. 2 Sandra and Allegra share about their time with Lanny Cordola and how they ultimately came to have their own solo albums. – In Frontline Records Rewind Episode 69, executive producer, Adel Meisenheimer, continues her conversation with Sandra Stephens and Allegra Parks. These ladies sang background vocals for Jon Gibson, Scott Blackwell, Lanny Cordola and other Frontline artists. Though it has been about 25 years since they wrote, recorded and toured hit songs, they still recall them and treat listeners with acappella intros and even a new Rewind intro. The episode focuses on Sandra’s participation with Lanny Cordola in various projects he produced for Frontline Records –and we do mean “Various”! Sandra’s deep appreciation and gratitude for this eclectic artist/producer is rooted in lessons communicated that “This is who you are, and this is who you can be musically.” In the 1990’s and even to this day, when Lanny asks Sandra to write or sing on a project, she doesn’t hesitate to show up. The show takes us from Reggae Worship II, to Blues For The Child to a far-out trans music album, Symbiotica, where listeners can learn to recognize Sandra’s soulfully low, modern R&B, jazz-influenced, pitch-perfect voice. Sandra released her first solo album titled He Can and it is a must-have CD! Listeners get a little taste of it. Allegra also released a solo album in 2014 titled Just To Praise and Worship You, and a track from this exciting Gospel-flavored project closes the show.

Alcohol causes cancer by Ian Woolf, Oron Catts talks about Symbiotica and frog leg steak art, Richard Brophy talks about Innocators Club, Part 2 of Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn on electronic health records. Production checked by Charles Willock, Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf Support Diffusion by making a contribution

This second part features music from Chaos Is The Poetry, Magdallan, and albums from Lanny’s solo project: Symbiotica, Salvation Medicine Show, and Shades Of Blue. – In Frontline Rewind Episode 53 host Les Carlsen continues his in-depth conversation with accomplished guitarist and singer/songwriter, Lanny Cordola and Gary Thomas Griffin (of The Beach Boys fame) at Gary’s infamous recording studio in Los Angeles. This is a place where Lanny is right at home, as most of his Frontline Records albums were recorded there, like those covered in the show: Chaos Is The Poetry, Symbiotica, The Dirt (Magdalen), Salvation Medicine Show and Shades of Blue. Lanny indulges the listener with stories and influences that inspired songs. He reveals which one is about his Grandmother, how characters he meets spark songs like DzStreet Of No Hopedz, and how a rap contribution by Solo of Gospel Gangstaz transpired on DzThe Longest Day in Mrs. Evers’ Lifedz. Gary shares about how Frontline Records provided the two creators a small budget and lots of creative freedom to produce unique projects. For those in Southern California, Lanny is preparing a real music feast he calls Peace Jam. Many of his musical friends, including John Stamos (Jesse and the Rippers from Full House), will be jamming in support of funds being raised to assist kids living in war zones and poverty stricken areas. For more info and to donate funds, check out Lanny & the MLK’s GoFundMe site: gofund.me/fmbl8o

"We said it would be really nice if the first tissue-engineered sculptures to be presented within a cultural context would be a something like a worry doll because it would express our anxieties and worries and the fact that it's not that simple." Hidden away in the School of Anatomy, Physiology and Human Biology at the University of Western Australia, is SymbioticA. It's a place where art is created - using living materials and scientific techniques - to make us think about what is happening in the world of biotechnology. Make no mistake, it IS as unique and unusual as it sounds. It's founders, Oron Catts and Dr Ionat Zurr are celebrated around the world for their pioneering works, including making the first piece of in-vitro meat and the victimless leather jacket which had to "die" spectacularly in the Museum of Modern Art on New York where it made it's debut. Catts and Zurr have been appointed to the Royal College of Art in London but will divide their time between the college and SymbioticA.

“It’s now a reality”, Jens Hauser announced at the 2003 Biotech Art exhibition, “artists are in the labs. They are intentionally transgressing procedures of representation and metaphor, going beyond them to manipulate life itself. Biotechnology is no longer just a topic, but a tool, generally generating green fluorescent animals, wings for pigs and sculpture moulded in bioreactors or under the microscope, and using DNA itself as an artistic medium.” To challenge the validity of singular and fixed species at this “evolutionary crossroad” of genetically engineered mammals and organ transpeciation, Transgenic artists have intervened into biogenetic technology in roles first imagined by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Through the microinjection of DNA with cells containing green fluorescent protein into a rabbit zygote, Eduardo Kac was able to genetically engineer GFK Bunny. Using living tissues, Zurr and Catts created ‘partial life sculptures’ at SymbioticA including frog-steaks and even flying pigs. In their collaboration with Stelarc, SymbioticA has also grown a 1Ž4 scale replica of his ear made out of human cartilage cells, implanted upon Stelarc’s arm in 2010. Following the launch of The Humane Genome Project, Patricia Piccinini chose silicon, acrylic and fibreglass, rather than human and non-human tissue to produce The Mutant Genome Project (TMGP) and Lifeforms with Unevolved Mutant Properties (LUMP) – genetically mutant babies engineered to look like pink-skinned tumours or, in her words, “a cute grotesquery”. As controversies raged over organ xenotransplantation and interspecies breeding, Piccinini created a human sow suckling a litter of 'pigren'. This year she produced a controversial skywhale, part-human, part-whale, able to take flight. As Kac explains, “Transgenic Art is, a new artistic terrain and art form based on the use of genetic engineering to transfer natural or synthetic genes to an organism – to create unique living beings.” Yet this can only be done, he stresses, “with great care … and above all, with a commitment to respect, nurture and love of the life thus created.” By focusing upon the bioethics of transhumanist genetics in relation to this Transgenic Art, this lecture will examine how these artists also engage in the nurturance and reciprocity of transgenetic and transpecies creations, rarely addressed in genetic biotechnologies, to consider how they are not rejected, unlike Dr. Frankenstein's "modern prometheus" but are incorporated into our posthuman evolutionary era. Fae (Fay) Brauer is Professor of Art and Visual Culture at the University of East London Art and Digital Industries. She is also Associate Professor in Art History and Cultural Theory at The University of New South Wales College of Fine Arts. Her books are Rivals and Conspirators: The Paris Salons and the Modern Art Centre (2013), Picturing Evolution and Extinction: Degeneration and Regeneration in Modern Visual Cultures (2013), The Art of Evolution: Darwin, Darwinisms and Visual Culture (2009) and Art, Sex and Eugenics, Corpus Delecti (2008). Presently she is preparing the books, Regenerating the Body: Art and Neo-Lamarckian Biocultures in Republican France; Symbiotic Species: The Art and Science of Neo-Lamarckian Evolution in the Solidarist Republic, Feminizing Muscle: Body Trouble in Visual Cultures, and Unmasking Masculinity: Imaging Hysterical Men in Republican France. She is also editing the books, Building the Body Beautiful: Modernisms, Vitalism and the Fitness Imperative; Bloody Bodies: The Art and Execution of Dissection, and Vision and Visionaries: Psychology, Occult Science and Symbolism.

Oron Catts is the director of SymbioticA at the University of Western Australia. SymbtioticA is laboratory that is “dedicated to the research, learning, critique and hands on engagement with the life sciences.” Catts is also co founder of The Tissue Culture & Arts Project (TC&A). In this podcast the interviewer Bridgette Mongeon and Oron Catts discuss the artwork Victimless Leather, Living tissue that is grown in a laboratory that resembles skin. This is a very charged topic. Introduction to the art and SymbioticA may cause some to gasp. Some of the interviewers questions were first raised in the article Frankensteinian Art? _______________ You are welcome to use this podcast on your website. For further information and possible images associated with this podcast visit the podcast page of DigitalSculpting.net For more information and more podcasts visit DigitalSculpting.net   Join the conversation on 3D technology in fine art and craft on both Facebook and LinkedIn.  Find "3D Technology in Fine Art and Craft: Exploring 3D Printing, Scanning, Sculpting and Milling" on Amazon.  Follow the podcast host on twitter.  Some of these podcasts are made into enhanced podcasts with images and can be found on youtube.