Podcasts about timewave

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: WARNING! If you don't want to hear Terence talking about his Timewave idea yet again, then you should skip this podcast. In this recording, Terence McKenna introduces a concept he humorously names the "Habit Reflex Increment" (HRI). He discusses the need for a unit to measure habit, reflecting on the significance of such a concept in understanding human behavior. McKenna jokes about not naming the unit after himself, contrasting his name with those of renowned scientists like Ohm or Ampere, which he finds more fitting for scientific terms. He then shifts his focus to a broader philosophical reflection, asserting that the struggle humanity faces is not eternal. He conveys an optimistic message, declaring that "novelty is winning." According to McKenna, the emergence of new ideas and innovations will ultimately prevail, bringing positive transformation and progress. Of course, you will have to listen to many more little details about the Timewave than a lot of people can put up with.

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: Among other things, Terence McKenna talks here about several books that now seem to have been forgotten. And then there is his story about his brother's vision of bonding psychedelics with our DNA to launch a permanent trip "on the natch". The Timewave makes an appearance also. All-in-all, it's a fun ride from a young Terence McKenna. Had you taken Terence's advice and picked up a remainder copy of the Codex Seraphinianus for $19, that would bring you about $600 today. Not bad advice, I'd say. Codex seraphinianus Hardcover – January 1, 1983 ($650) It may be hard to do, but if you take yourself back to 1988, where you didn't know what would happen in 2000 or 2012, you can see how appealing the idea of the Timewave was back then. …. he admits that he was "hearing voices" … but, nonetheless, when he goes into his poetic description of the Timewave it seems to me that there is still something about the nature of time that remains undiscovered.

Welcome back to another episode of RAC FM! Today the gang is rebalancing the Cosmos with Timewave. You'll hear from Max, Robo, Finn, Art3miX, and more! Recorded on February 13th 2024. RAC FM is powered by TerraSpaces. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

Esalen, California, 1992. A cultural history of utopianism. Surges of utopian renewal. The trinitarian utopian model. Are the utopian and millenarian movements tendencies of the European mind in reaction to Christianity? Millenarians are dominated by the apocalyptic idea. How have these trends influenced the trialoguers? The Marxist utopian model. Scientific utopianism. Liberal political utopianism. New age and psychedelic utopianism. A mathematical utopia. 2012 - the end of history? What is the connection between the Archaic Revival and the Timewave? Is millenarianism an anti-progressive force? Origins and end-points. Utopianism is reasonable if we can change our minds. Our role as care-takers of the world. Is time speeding up? A fractal model of time. A model of history that shows catastrophic transformations to new equilibria. Self-fulfilling prophecies. Does the Omega Point concern the entire cosmos or is it limited to human destiny on earth? A vision of a world revived through animism, mathematical vision, stellar communication and psychedelics. Questions and answers: Large scale vacuum fluctuation. The birth of universe. Life after death. Ralph considers new forms of trialoguing and teaching the trialogue idea. Related BookChapter 10 of The Evolutionary Mindhttps://sheldrake.org/books-by-rupert-sheldrake/the-evolutionary-mind

Här kommer kanske världens enklaste tips på hur du kan minska kostnader och kanske till och med öka lönsamheten i din digitala produkt: ta bort funktioner som användarna inte använder. I det här avsnittet av Datadrivet träffar Joni Robert Ingemarsson, Chief Product and Tech Officer på TimeWave AB - ett företag som lanserar den tekniska lösningen till städbolag och andra typer av servicebolag. Robert berättar om hur han utmanade sig själv och sin produkt genom att slänga kod istället för att skriva ny. Första gången Robert slängde kod kändes det ganska läskigt, likaså andra gången. När Robert och hans team till slut tog bort funktioner på deras SAS-produkts inloggade startsida förväntade han sig att kunderna skulle ringa ner kundservice - men inte ett ljud. Då slängde de 30 saker till. Och sen 30 till. Varför är det så läskigt att slänga kod och ta bort saker från sin produkt? Joni tar upp två hjärnbuggar som ofta hindrar oss från att just slänga kod: loss aversion och sunk cost fallacy. Loss aversion innebär att vi känner större smärta vid risken att förlora något än glädje vid möjligheten att vinna något. Sunk cost fallacy gör att vi fortsätter investera i något trots att det inte längre leder dit vi vill, bara för att vi redan lagt tid och pengar på det. Hur övertygar man då sig själv och sina kollegor att slänga kod? Robert delar med sig av sina erfarenheter från bland annat Avanza och Timewave. Lyssna, blir inspirerad och släng din kod! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/datadrivet/message

This episode is part of our new Capital Series hosted by MCJ partner, Jason Jacobs. This series will explore a diverse range of capital sources and the individuals who drive them. From family offices and institutional LPs to private equity, government funding, and more, we'll take a deep dive into the world of capital and its critical role in driving innovation and progress. Today's guest is Mark Robinson, Founder and Managing Director at WAVE Equity Partners, an impact investing firm that seeks to maximize returns for investors, growth for portfolio companies, and impact for all. WAVE achieves this goal by investing in sustainability innovators that tackle our greatest environmental challenges on a global scale. Jason and Mark discuss the origins of WAVE, the timing of its launch, and some of the key lessons that Mark learned from Clean Tech 1.0. They also delve into why WAVE took a contrarian bet when it started and how its approach differs from other firms. Mark explains the company's investment stage, check size, sector focus, diligence process, and value-add post-investment. The episode also covers the industrial market landscape, where WAVE spends a lot of time. Jason and Mark explore various topics such as the ecosystem of founders, the regulatory and policy landscape, and the current capital environment. In this episode, we cover: An overview of WAVE Equity PartnersThe firm's origin story and path to focusing on clean energy, food, water, waste and recyclingEarly fundraising challenges for industrial solutionsKey lessons from Clean Tech 1.0Changes in the ecosystem since WAVE got started and how the firm addressed themWhat gets Mark up every day and the underlying decision to start the firmThe firm's investor makeup and LP shifts over timeWAVE's fund structureNon-starters and the types of risk WAVE is comfortable takingThe balance of fundraising vs domain expertise when building a companyThe role of the regulatory landscape and government funding when making investment decisionsWAVE's 6-month or longer diligence processThe firm's approach to defining and measuring impactMark's thoughts on doing things cleaner vs. reforming entire systemsThe role of government supportMark's wishlist for the future of the industrials marketGet connected: Jason JacobsMark Robinson / WAVE Equity PartnersMCJ Podcast / Collective*You can also reach us via email at info@mcjcollective.com, where we encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Episode recorded on March 7, 2023. 

This is our deepest talk yet!Our concepts have gained upward momentum; we observe the validity of recursive personality (Self/ identity) loops through the lens of Gödel's incompleteness theorem a way to preamble Terrence McKenna's Timewave theory, in an attempt to have these concepts take root within the show's thinking model.We talk about the process in which our own strange loops mold how we choose to expend our energy. I bring up the concepts of the collective unconscious through the lens of the Akashic Records, and I share my own experiences with sleep yoga and the Akashic Masters. By going into depth about how the concurrence of time and gravity create a singularity within our conscious perception, we create the conditions that will allow us to transcend the dualistic nature of linearity by stepping into a constituency of causality There are a few more concepts and symbols that are expressed in the show, but you'll have to tune in to find out what they are.

Bi-weekly dose of the latest and best in progressive, trance and techno worlds from Kirill 'Enlusion' Smirnov. http://facebook.com/EnlusionMusic http://twitter.com/_Enlusion http://soundcloud.com/Enlusion http://instagram.com/Enlusion http://vk.com/Enlusion Tracklist: 00:00 Timewave — Transcend (Serge Landar Remix) [Forescape Digital] 04:23 EDLands — Open the Universe (Alex Vidal Remix) [PHW Elements] 07:59 Pryda — Choo (Original Mix) [Pryda] 12:49 Scanfix — Floating (Original Mix) [Forescape Digital] 16:22 Moshic — Monsters World With No Hate (Gai Barone Remix) [Contrast] 21:50 Cosmithex — It Says (Original Mix) [JOOF Recordings] 29:12 John 00 Fleming — If I Don't Come Home (Facade Remix) [JOOF Recordings] 34:15 Kamilo Sanclemente — Elixir (Fuenka Remix) [FSOE UV] 38:32 Lilly Palmer — Listen To Me (Original Mix) [Senso Sounds] 41:08 Jim Ross — Broken Bone (Original Mix) [Fixate] 46:21 Alex Di Stefano — Dark Spicy (Don't Be Afraid Mix) [Respect] 51:26 Daniel Lesden & Enlusion — Dark Entity (Heads-down Mix) [Forescape Digital] 55:25 HedustMA — We Aren't Ready To Understand (Original Mix) [Ovnimoon]

Over Ganymede & Titan's long and illustrious life we have seen many milestones. 3 years long service. 6 years long service. 9 years long service. 12 years long service. 15 years long service... 18 years long service. But today we mark the day we officially commentate on the last truly shit episode of Red Dwarf (so far). Its loomed large over us for months as we approached but three heroes have arrived and slew the great beast, probably with some amusingly juxtapositioned song playing in the background. So now, we present to you the defeated corpse... of Timewave.Show notes Article about Helium-3 Extraction on the moon "I think it's a superfruit" Niki Hutchinson's tweet about the police uniforms There's never been a better time to buy a woollen penis The Red Dwarf Plot Inconsistencies Project

My good friend Matt Presti joins me for a lively conversation about life in the world in 2020. We talk about liberty, freedom, self-determination, the presidential election and the so-called 'great reset'. This is the final Radio Orbit broadcast of the year as Mike is taking an hiatus for a couple of months.Featuring the music of Matt PrestiPrevious appearances by Matt:May 18, 2020October 21, 2019May 27, 2019

My old friend John Sheliak joins me for a great conversation - the first we've had on the air in about 12 years. We talked about lots of different relevant topics along with the some reminiscing.Featuring the music of Conor OberstPrevious appearances by John:June 16, 2008July 30, 2007February 26, 2007

We published the first part of our Series X semi-retrospective two months after the first episode aired. For Series XI, we waited five months. Today is the second anniversary of Series XII launching on UKTV Play, so I guess it's time to admit that we no longer have a "semi" on our hands. Yes, having finally given up on the plan to get all five of us together in one room, join 80% of the G&T team - namely John Hoare, Tanya Jones, Danny Stephenson and Ian Symes - as we look back on Cured, Siliconia and Timewave. Revisiting the episodes with fresh eyes and ears, we analyse how they stand up now that they're no longer brand new, and track how our opinions have changed since our initial instant reactions. Spoilers: we're still not keen on Timewave. Along the way we discuss Doug's obsession with castration, Uncle Frank's questionable true nature, the purpose of James Buckley, a surfeit of MILFs, how annoying it is to have coffee poured on one's bollocks, and how to fix the "spit on her wrist" joke with one simple word substitution.

We published the first part of our Series X semi-retrospective two months after the first episode aired. For Series XI, we waited five months. Today is the second anniversary of Series XII launching on UKTV Play, so I guess it's time to admit that we no longer have a "semi" on our hands. Yes, having finally given up on the plan to get all five of us together in one room, join 80% of the G&T team - namely John Hoare, Tanya Jones, Danny Stephenson and Ian Symes - as we look back on Cured, Siliconia and Timewave. Revisiting the episodes with fresh eyes and ears, we analyse how they stand up now that they're no longer brand new, and track how our opinions have changed since our initial instant reactions. Spoilers: we're still not keen on Timewave. Along the way we discuss Doug's obsession with castration, Uncle Frank's questionable true nature, the purpose of James Buckley, a surfeit of MILFs, how annoying it is to have coffee poured on one's bollocks, and how to fix the "spit on her wrist" joke with one simple word substitution. Join us back here next week, on the second anniversary of Series XII launching on Dave, for the altogether more positive Byte Two.

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: June 24, 1989. Today we continue with the June 1989 Terence McKenna workshop session in which he sets out his ideas about history and time in his Timewave hypothesis. And while we now know that this idea of his will […]

Support Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: June 24, 1989. Today we continue with the June 1989 Terence McKenna workshop session in which he sets out his ideas about history and time in his Timewave hypothesis. And while we now know that this idea of his will […]

An idea I've been playing around with in FL for a long time now. A tower where time moves as it wills. 2020 Creative Commons Copyright All rights reserved

Follow Lorenzo on Patreon.com Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: Date this lecture was recorded: March 1996 This podcast features Terence McKenna in a March 1996 workshop where he goes into great detail about his Timewave idea. Although I haven’t been including his Timewave talks in recent podcasts, since this series hasn’t been posted elsewhere […]

Jed & Daniela return to Smegheads to discuss the worst episode of Red Dwarf in nigh on 20 years. An episode with almost no redeeming qualities, the hosts try to find any nugget of gold in the steaming pile of manure that marks the midway point of an otherwise successful new series! Its basically a terrible rip-off of the Dr Who episode 'The Happiness Patrol' and its unforgivable. We still love this series though, this is just a blip. Hopefully. you can agree or disagree with the hosts @jedshepherd or @danielaphillips on Twitter.

Summary: Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Fake Keith, the Real Keith Dunn and Scott Fuller review Big Finish’s version of the Doctor Who stage play The Ultimate Adventure, the fifth and sixth episodes of Star Trek: Discovery and the new Red Dwarf episode Timewave, find some general news, and a variety of other stuff, specifically: […]

What a difference a week makes, as the fourth episode of Red Dwarf XII delivers what may well be the most solid espisode of the Dave era so far. Election epiosdes aren't a new concept The post Series XII Reviews – Timewave appeared first on The Spoilist.

Who'd have thought it: the episode about a place where criticism is illegal is the one that's attracted more criticism than any other this series. Join John Hoare, Tanya Jones, Danny Stephenson, Ian Symes and the Fan Club's Jo Sharples for a spot of criticising, castigating, chiding, blaming, harping, panning and scoffing at Timewave. It's not pretty at times, but I'd like to think we at least covered the reasons why we reacted so badly to the episode, and we were aided by two fantastic guests - Shelley Smith and Dan Pendleton - to give their perspectives on some of the trickier topics. The brilliant subjects that we really enjoyed discussing to death included the problematic portrayal of the Enconium's crew, Cat's problematic attitude to women, unresolved plots, repetitive jokes and speedy resolutions. Plus, for the second week in a row we discuss the word "clitoris" and Operation Yewtree, although not at the same time. On the plus side, there are positive comments at a rate of roughly one every twelve minutes, a brief preview of the next episode, and... well, the intro music's pretty catchy this week.

Who'd have thought it: the episode about a place where criticism is illegal is the one that's attracted more criticism than any other this series. Join John Hoare, Tanya Jones, Danny Stephenson, Ian Symes and the Fan Club's Jo Sharples for a spot of criticising, castigating, chiding, blaming, harping, panning and scoffing at Timewave. It's not pretty at times, but I'd like to think we at least covered the reasons why we reacted so badly to the episode, and we were aided by two fantastic guests - Shelley Smith and Dan Pendleton - to give their perspectives on some of the trickier topics. The brilliant subjects that we really enjoyed discussing to death included the problematic portrayal of the Enconium's crew, Cat's problematic attitude to women, unresolved plots, repetitive jokes and speedy resolutions. Plus, for the second week in a row we discuss the word "clitoris" and Operation Yewtree, although not at the same time. On the plus side, there are positive comments at a rate of roughly one every twelve minutes, a brief preview of the next episode, and... well, the intro music's pretty catchy this week.

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: Today we get to hear Terence McKenna’s lecture about his TimeWave hypothesis (it never became a true theory). This 1997 talk was given less than three years before Terence’s death and thus represents some of his latest thinking about this topic. He defines the TimeWave as a mathematical model […]

Kaiser Gayser's 'BEST' Essential mix Special Best Of 2015 Edition Progressive Tech House Continuous Mix 123-125+ BPM 25 Tracks 138 Min Compiled Mixed And Recorded By Kaiser Gayser The Hague January 2016 This compilation includes best Progressive Tech House tracks from 2015. Off course there was much more of beautiful music than those 25 tracks in 2 hours + continuous mix but this will be my choice for now :) Big thanks to all fantastic creators of beautiful music i've included in this compilation : Bedouin, Dmitry Molosh, Robert R. Hardy, Kaan Koray, Michael A, Dan Sieg, Brian Cid, Alex Vidal, K Nass, Julian Rodriguez, White Resonance, Fabio Giannelli, Tuxedo, Monojoke, DJ Diass, Ran Salman, Third Son, Nihil Young, 7th Star & Valentina Black, Olivier Giacomotto, Los Paranos, Darien J, Paul Nolan, Timewave, Zibe, Sasha, Sam Pauli, Danny Oliveira, Ruede Hagelstein, Namito, Brams, PROFF, Nick Warren, Guy Mantzour. and off course many others! ... Fasten Your Seat Belts :)

Kaiser Gayser's 'BEST' Essential mix Special Best Of 2015 Edition Progressive Tech House Continuous Mix 123-125+ BPM 25 Tracks 138 Min Compiled Mixed And Recorded By Kaiser Gayser The Hague January 2016 This compilation includes best Progressive Tech House tracks from 2015. Off course there was much more of beautiful music than those 25 tracks in 2 hours + continuous mix but this will be my choice for now :) Big thanks to all fantastic creators of beautiful music i've included in this compilation : Bedouin, Dmitry Molosh, Robert R. Hardy, Kaan Koray, Michael A, Dan Sieg, Brian Cid, Alex Vidal, K Nass, Julian Rodriguez, White Resonance, Fabio Giannelli, Tuxedo, Monojoke, DJ Diass, Ran Salman, Third Son, Nihil Young, 7th Star & Valentina Black, Olivier Giacomotto, Los Paranos, Darien J, Paul Nolan, Timewave, Zibe, Sasha, Sam Pauli, Danny Oliveira, Ruede Hagelstein, Namito, Brams, PROFF, Nick Warren, Guy Mantzour. and off course many others! ... Fasten Your Seat Belts :)

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] “An interesting thing about drugs is often, when a new drug is discovered, it takes a long time to figure out how do you do it.” “In 1948, television was introduced, and millions and millions of people lead larval, low-awareness, warehoused lives […]

John 00 Fleming's Global Trance Grooves September 2015 Edition 150: John 00 Fleming + Daniel Lesden Description: Global Trance Grooves September 2015 Tracklist Below John 00 Fleming - Open to Close Tour dates: Sept 11th: Brown alley, Melbourne (Australia) Open-Close-set Sept 12th: Chinese Laundry, Sydney (Australia)- Open-Close-set Sept 13th: Capulet bar, Brisbane (Australia)- Open-Close-set Oct 9th: Ozmozis, Toika, Toronto (Canada) - Open-Close-set Oct 24th: Fleming & Lawrence @ Avalon, LA (USA) - Open-Close-set See Social media for full list of tour dates ---------------------------------------------------------------- --Deep mix-- Max Graham 'Airtight' (Henrik Zuberstein remix) John 00 Fleming 'If I don't come home' (Tim Penner remix) Faithless 'Salva Mea 2.0 (Above & Beyond remix) Inphasia & Nodin 'Black Connection --New Mp3-- Renovatio Vs edirty30- 'point load' (Timewave remix) --Turbo mix— Visua 'Ibogaine' (Multi dimensional ep) Visua 'Multidimentional' The Digital Blonde remix - Old SQL recordings Side Winder 'Darvox' (Satinka remix) --Track of the month-- 1200 Micrograms 'Shivas India' (Outsiders remix) --Guest mix:-- Daniel Lesden

How do I gather the immensity of contributions and abilities that Sharron Rose personifies.  She is truly a Goddess sovereign and complete on this planet.Sharron Rose, MA.Ed, is a true renaissance woman. A filmmaker, choreographer/ composer, author, teacher and performer, she has spent the past thirty years working in the fields of education and the esoteric arts to investigate integrate and impart the knowledge and wisdom of ancient and traditional cultures .In the realm of filmmaking, Ms. Rose is the writer/director of the documentary films 2012 The Odyssey and Timewave 2013, executive producer of the feature documentary, Infinity: The Ultimate Trip, creator of the instructional film, Yoga of Light and producer of the Sacred Mysteries DVD Collection. Since 2000, she has been president of the world-wide DVD distribution company, Sacred Mysteries Distribution which has most recently created the youtube site SacredMysteriesTV.Ms. Rose is the author of the award–winning book, The Path of the Priestess: A Guidebook for Awakening the Divine Feminine (Inner Traditions) and contributing author to the book, The Mystery of 2012(Sounds True). She has performed and taught in museums, universities and for cultural organizations worldwide.These are only a drop of her achievements.  Please go to her website for more.

How do I gather the immensity of contributions and abilities that Sharron Rose personifies.  She is truly a Goddess sovereign and complete on this planet.Sharron Rose, MA.Ed, is a true renaissance woman. A filmmaker, choreographer/ composer, author, teacher and performer, she has spent the past thirty years working in the fields of education and the esoteric arts to investigate integrate and impart the knowledge and wisdom of ancient and traditional cultures .In the realm of filmmaking, Ms. Rose is the writer/director of the documentary films 2012 The Odyssey and Timewave 2013, executive producer of the feature documentary, Infinity: The Ultimate Trip, creator of the instructional film, Yoga of Light and producer of the Sacred Mysteries DVD Collection. Since 2000, she has been president of the world-wide DVD distribution company, Sacred Mysteries Distribution which has most recently created the youtube site SacredMysteriesTV.Ms. Rose is the author of the award–winning book, The Path of the Priestess: A Guidebook for Awakening the Divine Feminine (Inner Traditions) and contributing author to the book, The Mystery of 2012(Sounds True). She has performed and taught in museums, universities and for cultural organizations worldwide.These are only a drop of her achievements.  Please go to her website for more.

Jay Weidner called by Wired Magazine an “authority on the hermetic and alchemical traditions,” and “erudite conspiracy hunter, ”Jay Weidner is a renowned author, filmmaker and hermetic scholar. Jay is convinced that many famous celebrities have faked their deaths. He will bring the evidence. Does Elvis still live? “Whatever ideas are the most suppressed are most likely to be the closest to the truth.” – Weidner’s First Law of the Universe Considered to be a ‘modern-day Indiana Jones’ for his ongoing worldwide quests to find clues to mankind’s spiritual destiny via ancient societies and artifacts, his body of work offers great insight into the circumstances that have led to the current global crisis. He is the director of the critically acclaimed feature documentary, Infinity: The Ultimate Trip, Journey Beyond Death, writer/director of the documentary series on the work of Stanley Kubrick, Kubrick’s Odyssey and Beyond the Infinite, producer of the documentary films, 2012 The Odyssey, and its sequel Timewave 2013. Jay was featured in the History Channel’s documentary, The Lost Book of Nostradamus and was associate producer and featured in the History Channel’s special, Nostradamus 2012. He was also featured in the documentary, Room 237, in Brad Meltzer’s Decoded, and in Jesse Ventura’s,Conspiracy Theory (TruTV). He is the co-author of The Mysteries of the Great Cross of Hendaye: Alchemy and the End of Time published by Destiny Books and A Monument to the End of Time (with Vincent Bridges). In 2000, he founded Sacred Mysteries together with his wife, Sharron Rose. He has directed thirteen films in the current Sacred Mysteries DVD Collection including Secrets of Alchemy, Artmind, Healing the Luminous Body, Quantum Astrology, Sophia Returning and more. As well as writing and directing the new feature film The Last Avatar for Sacred Mysteries, Jay has returned to Gaiam Inc. to take over the duties of Director of Original Programming for Gaiam TV, a new on-line alternative television network. Jay is producing original shows with hosts George Noory of Coast-to-Coast AM, Regina Meredith and Lisa Garr. He is also producing Mindshift with Daniel Pinchbeck, Wisdom Teachingswith David Wilcock, Secrets to Health with Mike Adams and Ed Group and much more. To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to www.provocativeenlightenment.com

Full track list coming soon, but expect tracks and remixes from the likes of: Aly & Fila, Will Atkinson, Standerwick, John 00 Fleming, GMS, Timewave, Daniel Skyver, Ben Nicky, Temple One, plus an exclusive edit of a brand new four track mashup of mine and a classic from Nu-NRG from 2002. Enjoy!

Guest speakers: Michael Garfield & Matt Pallamary PROGRAM NOTES: Today we only go back in time a short way, back to December 12, 2012 when Matt Pallmary and Michael Garfield took a break during their work on the stage production of Matt's novel, “Land Without Evil”, in Austin, Texas. In this wide ranging discussion between salon favorite, Matt Pallamary, and long time saloner, burner, artist, and musician, Michael Garfield, one of my favorite topics was Michael's very positive take on the long-term impact of the work of Terence McKenna, regardless of the fact that the Timewave theory had obviously been disproven. Michael is also a regular performer on the festival circuit, and his schedule may be found online at Michael Garfield.net Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option The Psychedelic Salon Magazine Degenerate Art: The Art And Culture Of Glass Pipes “Is Ecstasy the Key to Alleviating Autism Anxiety?” Horizons 2012: CHARLES S. GROB, M.D - “Why Psychedelics Matter” Videos from the Festival Circuit Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon

photo: La Chorrera, 1971, courtesy Dennis McKenna Join experiential journalist Rak Razam in a frank and revealing interview with Dennis McKenna, on the cusp of his new book publication, The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss. Dennis discusses his early life with Terence and the unbreakable bond between his brother and he; living through the first wave of the psychedelic 1960s; the Experiment at La Chorerra (recounted in full, mind-blowing detail) and the fallout that still lingers to this day. The 2012 meme, Timewave Zero, ayahuasca and the Global Shamanic Resurgence are all examined at length, as is the passing of Terence and the impact on his family, and the entheogenic tribe. Dennis also discusses the perils and pitfalls of writing not just a memoir, but a critique of sorts on Terence, his ideas and legacy, and why he wanted to get this book out before Dec 21st, 2012. With additional commentary by Australian shamanic practitioner, Darpan. To read Dennis' book click here: The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss Proudly supporting the Psychedelic Science 2013 conference. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.

"Infinite" from the movie Dead Man (music by Neil Young, William Blake read by Johnny Depp) Daniel Pinchbeck: "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl" BitToryn: "Pharaoh's Awakening" WOOM: "Quetzalcoatl's ship" The Itzamna Collective: "we are united in defeat [ft terence mckenna]" Medwyn Goodall: "The Time Keepers"  Kishi Bashi: “It All Began With a Burst” Pond: "Fantastic Explosion Of Time" iON remarks on 2012 Kev Hopper: "Whispering Foils" Native Flute Ensemble: "Temple of the Dream Jaguar" Jackpot: "Fleas on the Tail of Time" Bill Hicks: "Time To Evolve Ideas" Shoji Tabuchi: "Time Changes Everything" Deja DeMoss: "Maybe Your Math is Wrong" Memphis: "Apocalypse Pop Song" iON comments on the Mayan Calendar ▒✺▒▒/Lost Temple_落 "Quetzalcoatl" Tame Impala: “Apocalypse Dreams” Terence McKenna: "Timewave Zero" Blur: "Under The Westway" Manual Of Evasion LX94: Edgar Pêra's Dadaist film about Time. Starring Terence McKenna, Robert Anton Wilson & Rudy Rucker "The ancient tradition that the world will be consumed in fire at the end of six thousand years is true, as I have heard from Hell. For the cherub with his flaming sword is hereby commanded to leave his guard at the tree of life, and when he does, the whole creation will be consumed and appear infinite and holy whereas it now appears finite & corrupt. This will come to pass by an improvement of sensual enjoyment. But first the notion that man has a body distinct from his soul is to be expunged; this I shall do, by printing in the infernal method, by corrosives, which in Hell are salutary and medicinal, melting apparent surfaces away, and displaying the infinite which was hid. If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things thro' narow chinks of his cavern." ~ William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Subscribe to my YouTube channel: transpondency Subscribe to transpondency.blip.tv Follow me on twitter Email: suburban@transpondency.com Call my voicemail: 1 (716) 402-1462

Global Trance Grooves: Edition 114 Two hours of none stop high quality music. New singles from: Trifonic, Incolumis, MSZ, Alex Di Stefano, Lcytum, Hypnocoustics, Airwave and a HUGE track from TImewave. An awesome Progressive Trance guest mix from Relaunch (Germany) ************************************************************************************ JOOF Editions, Brighton UK December 8th. UK Based? Then come to the JOOF Editions Christmas party with me, at our home club H-Club Brighton & Hove. I'll be playing alongside our residents for the personal party. https://www.facebook.com/events/470863906291473/ Tour dates: https://www.facebook.com/john00fleming/events For more info and Tracklists visit: www.facebook.com/john00fleming www.john00fleming.com www.joof.co.uk

Красивый и мягкий Progressive Breaks c новым хитом Bryan Milton и вокалом Ana Criado, а так же Timewave, Ronski Speed. Title: Imagination #11 Progressive Breaks 2012-08-03 Style: Progressive Breaks Date: 03-aug-2012 Bitrate: 320 kbps. 01. Timewave – Out Of Nowhere (Original Mix) 02. Gregory Esayan – Invisible Universe (Alfoa Remix) 03. Buried Boy – After The Future (Original Mix) 04. Beta – Headspace 05. [...]

A big solid show this month, lots of great new music from: Relaunch, Piatto, John 00 Fleming Artifact 303 remix, Timewave, Astral Projection and Micky Noise. A MONSTER guest mix from Lyctum (Serbia). www.john00fleming.com

In this week's Diamond Jubilee Edition of Quick Hits / Slow Jams from Metavore, we discuss what all the noise in Montréal is about. We examine our feelings towards HBO's "GIRLS". And we cover our ears for the EuroVision 2012 Song Contest. Lastly we tune-in, turn-on and freak-out in this weeks Slow Jam about Timewave Zero and the impending singularity.

Another massive show. The usual Deep mix, super bangin Turbo mix, dark new Mp3 and very special track of the month from Timewave. This months guest mix Guest mix from Oliver Prime (Austria), recorded live from JOOF Editions @ Passion UK. Join up to John's Facebook fan-page where you'll find track-listings and more! http://www.facebook.com/john00fleming

A huge Global Trance Grooves radio show this month, new singles from: Timewave, Oliver Prime, and Punk Investigation along with a furiously banging Turbo mix! This months guest mix Guest mix from Neelix (Germany) Join up to John's Facebook fan-page where you'll find track-listings and more! http://www.facebook.com/john00fleming

November's edition brings 1-hour of John 00 Fleming, featuring new singles from; The Digital Blonde, Oliver Morgenroth, Relaunch, Jim Ross, Timewave and E-Clip This months guest mix by up and coming DJ, Jon Cockle (UK) Join up to John's Facebook fan-page where you'll find track-listings and more! http://www.facebook.com/john00fleming

July's edition brings 1-hour of John 00 Fleming, featuring new singles from Moshic, John 00 Fleming, John 00 Fleming vs. Airwave, Pete McCarthey, Timewave and Nord This months guest mix by CJ Art Don't forget next months 100th Edition, 2-hour exclusive mix in the same vein as his BBC Radio 1 Essential mix with added production, synths, pads, samples , fx and edits. Join up to John's Facebook fan-page where you'll find track-listings and more! http://www.facebook.com/john00fleming

Guest Mix: J. Michael Kober (First runner up - Rush Hour DJ Mix Contest).Having celebrated a massive three years of Rush Hour last month,we move forward into our fourth year with two hours of high energy trance. Christopher Lawrence has been busy in the studio finishing up remixes for LMFAO and Lords of Acid, but he's still found time to unearth some amazing new tracks by Hedflux, Nick Rowland, Switch, House of Tek and Fei Fei for this months show.This months guest mix comes from J. Michael Kober, who was the first runner up in our Rush Hour DJ Mix Contest last month. Montana is probably one of the last places you'd think of when it comes to a cutting-edge electronic music scene, and for good reason. With its empty plains, vast mountains, brutal winters and Old West authenticity, Montana is better suited for cattle ranching than trendy nightlife. Breaking away from the cowboy stereotype comes J. Michael Kober, a relative newcomer to the scene. Having grown frustrated with the overground, commercial Pop direction Trance was taking in 2007, he decided to dive into the world of music production. Over the course of the next few years, J. Michael familiarized himself with the technology and techniques that would eventually allow him to develop his sound: a blend of Progressive, Tech and Psy Trance with a focus on deep, dark, aggressive rhythms.A demo sent to JOOF Recordings in early 2010 caught the attention of John 00 Fleming, who featured it as the track of the month on his radio show and promptly signed it to his label, enlisting Rush Hour stalwart Magnus for the remix. The original mix was later featured on the first volume of the JOOF DJ Sessions series. Since then, J. Michael has been honing his craft and stepping up his productions. April 2011 saw his 2nd release, "Clear Form", as the debut EP on the newly formed JOOF V.2 label. Forthcoming releases include remixes of both a new Timewave single and a track from John 00 Fleming's debut artist album.Kober's DJ career began in 2009 with a residency on Sense.FM. "The Essential Edge" aired for over a year before he cancelled it due to creative differences. The past 10 months have shown a remarkable boom in interest for electronic music in his hometown of Billings. J. Michael has been very supportive in developing the local scene, working with promoters, owners and other DJ's, helping gain awareness of a style of music that's new to the area. While Electro and Dubstep are the most popular genres locally, Kober uses the different events and club nights to explore other electronic styles, including Progressive House, Breaks and Drum & Bass. As for the future, J. Michael Kober plans to continue learning the nuances of music production and DJing while delivering proper, serious Trance untainted by the mainstream. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.

November's edition brings 1-hour of John 00 Fleming, featuring new singles from Incolumis, Timewave and Airwave remix. The turbo mix is a very special tribute E-Clip ; including his remix of Electric Universe's 'The prayer' + Very very special track of the month. This months guest mix: Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic (Mistique recordings) Join up to John's Facebook fan-page where you'll find track-listings and more! http://www.facebook.com/john00fleming

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] "You don't conquer time by building vast instrumentalities and seeking a primary particle and all that. The way you understand and investigate time is by moving inward, into metabolism. The human body is a knot in time." "I live in a kind of waking hallucination. I have a little aphorism which covers this. It's: Rome falls nine times an hour. It falls more than that and less than that, but let's say it falls nine times an hour. Well, then your job is to notice every time it falls. In other words, what we think of as our random musings and our personal mental furniture is in fact our subconscious awareness of these systems of temporal resonance operating around us." [Comment by Lorenzo: I have no idea what he means by this.] "I do entertain the idea that we may each have our own Timewave, sort of following the model of astrology." "What will happen, as novelty asymptotically increases, in the final months, hours, minutes, seconds is boundaries will dissolve, all boundaries They're already dissolving. We see the nation-state dissolving, but wait'll the atomic field dissolves." "It's not a gravity collapse. It's a novelty collapse. We are collapsing into a black hole of novelty." "The future is not like the past except that it hasn't happened. If you were to suddenly find yourself in the future, it's a vector-storm of unrealized possibilities. You've never seen an unrealized possibility." "I believe that the idea that is the most fun is probably the closest to the truth, and I find this idea to be absolutely delightful." "The whole thing [Timewave hypothesis] smacks of the impossible. It's even pushed me toward the idea that maybe this is not actually a reality. We're trapped, or I'm trapped. I don't know if you're trapped. But we're in some kind of piece of fiction. It's like a Phillip K. Dick deal, you know. We're in some kind of simulacrum, and the clue to the fact that it's a simulacrum is this impossible idea [the Timewave]. And so the point of the idea is not to believe it, but to use it as a wedge to fight our way out of this labyrinth and back to whatever reality we were in before we fell into this situation. Something like that." Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option Dustin Cantwell's Fane of the Cosmos

Guest speaker: Terence McKenna PROGRAM NOTES: [NOTE: All quotations are by Terence McKenna.] "An ideology is a simplification of reality where the vast, messy, baroqueness of being is put through some kind of rasher of language and comes out grossly simplified. … Ideology always paves the way toward atrocity." "Reducing, as we have done for the past two hundred years, the universe to a machine, some kind of a machine, then robs it of meaning. Then we stand back and look at our lives and our societies and say how come they have no meaning? It's because we labored like demons to make sure that they didn't have meaning, and now we have no one to blame but ourselves for the gross simplification of reality and the betrayal of experience that we achieved in that process." "Feelings are primary. The primary datum of experience is feeling, and then out of that comes a logical reframing of experience. And then still lower on the rung, and I maintain lower on the rung that one shouldn't go that low, is an ideological recasting of experience." "I think it's really important to keep things as simple as possible because they will still be hellaciously complex if you are true to experience. The simplest explanation of what is going on here is still maddeningly baroque. So throwing on flying saucers and papal plotting and the plans of Great Atlantis only further exacerbates the problem." "We know that behind all this constipated sociability lies the chaos of the psychedelic experience. It's important to keep it in mind in very psychedelically situations. But people who have never broken through the cultural dream take it to be reality and commit crimes based on delusion about what is and isn't reality." "The ego is a maladaptive, tumor-like growth in the personality that has been inculcated into you by the toxicity of the culture. It is literally the response to toxic cultures. The more toxic the culture the more ego is revered as a natural value within that culture." "People are clueless, and they're being used and abused. Seemingly intelligent people behave in incredibly stupid ways. The phenomenon of the respectability of aimless shopping. Shopping is unconsciousable. It's stupid. It's tasteless. It's murderous towards the Earth. … Somehow the message has to be put across that there are no exceptions to the obligation to decomodify experience. … What is the charm of all this crap? Can anybody explain it to me?" "Novelty is that quality of nature that seeks complexity. It's countervailing force is called habit." "The Timewave is not occult, but it is not science as we have done it these past 500 years, because it assumes that one of our primary intuitions is actually true; the intuition that every moment is unique [time is not uniform]. It treats that as the central starting point for an entirely new metaphysics of being." "The way you investigate time is by moving inward, by investigating metabolism. The human body is a knot in time." "It is as though the Winter Solstice of 2012 was some kind of dwell point out of which the temporal continuum is being generated." Download MP3 PCs – Right click, select option Macs – Ctrl-Click, select option "The more of a mind you have, the more fun you can have when it's fucked-up." -Nick Herbert (Wikipedia entry about Nick)

The Mayan Calendar is ending on December 21st 2012. What will happen to us between now and then? Are there other prophecies that also predict the closing of this world age and the start of a new beginning? In this podcast Sharron Rose, director of 2012 The Odyssey and Timewave 2013 talks about the end date of the Mayan Calendar in 2012, the prophecies and mystic teachings from ancient traditions such as Alchemy, Ancient Egypt, Vedic, Christian, Incan, Native American, and other traditions as well as the nature of time and the major issues that are confronting us as we look towards the future.