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Modacity CEO and Founder, Marc Gelfo, was featured on James Newcomb’s MusicPreneur podcast. They discuss his background as a professional orchestral musician and what he’s learned about efficient practice during his not-so-typical road to success.
https://www.modacity.co/blog/achieving-radically-efficient-practice-podcast/
Musicians often talk about what practice strategies should be used to grow your musicianship. Jazz musicians talk extensively about what type of content to practice. Both practice content and strategies are very important, but seeing how your mind works clears the path ahead. With a little neuroscience and psychology, you can make your practice even more effective! Why do these matter? Understanding how learning works can help you discover what practice strategies do and don’t work for you. It can put handles on the path to mastery, so that way you’re in the drivers seat.
Give it a listen, and check out Learn Jazz Standards for more great podcasts!
In this episode:
Marc’s journey to effective practicing
Why practicing well matters (and the consequences of not)
Emotional, mental, and technical practice hacks
The importance of recording your practice
Practice more effectively with Modacity
How effective is your practice? Take the music practice efficiency quiz and see how you score!
https://www.modacity.co/blog/innovative-practice-strategies-for-mind-body-and-music-podcast/
Daniel Kahneman and Yuval Noah Harari in: ‘Global Trends Shaping Humankind’, a conversation moderated by Kara Swisher.
This session was a part of the 2021 Nexus Online Summit, organized by the American Friends of The Hebrew University.
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Among the the most senior members of Generation X, Douglas Rushkoff recently turned 60. He’s been one of the biggest champions of a DIY ‘open source’ culture, exploring those themes across digital technologies, religion, money - and Big Tech.
Doug has learned a lot - and he’s always shared what he’s learned. This is one of his best, most open explorations of why he does what he does.
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In a follow-up to our previous interview Justin S. Grant discusses life in a post-pandemic world. (Stream / download audio at bottom of page) Despite what cutting edge science is telling us about the true nature of reality, the world of work and business remains deeply rooted in fundamentalist materialism. However, the coronavirus crisis has […]
Brian Francis Culkin and Greg Moffitt look back on 2020 and what it means for the future. (Stream / download audio at bottom of page) Even by 21st century standards, 2020 has been a tumultuous year. To mounting economic, social, and political problems was added the coronavirus crisis, the response to which has inflicted widespread […]
https://legalise-freedom.com/shows/brian-francis-culkin-the-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it/
Beginning in August 2020, ‘Freedom From Fear’ is a free-form discussion series taking the title as its starting point. (Stream / download audio at bottom of page) In this episode, Bernardo Kastrup and Greg Moffitt explore how the unique intelligence which allows humans to sit atop Earth’s evolutionary pyramid and have dominion over all life […]
https://legalise-freedom.com/shows/freedom-from-fear-4-bernardo-kastrup/
In this week’s A World to Win, Grace speaks to Rutger Bregman, author of Utopia for Realists and scourge of the tax-avoiding corporate elite at Davos, about human nature, capitalism and the 24-hour news cycle.
https://tribunemag.co.uk/2020/11/13-survival-of-the-friendliest-a-discussion-with-rutger-bregman
Simon Siddol discusses trends in western popular music, a social engineering agenda pushed hard by corporations atop the music industry pyramid.
http://legalise-freedom.com/radio/simon-siddol-poisonous-music-pop-culture-and-mind-control/
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