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In this episode Dan of Electronic Gems sits down with Eric. They talk about the origins of Electronic Gems. How EG has evolved over the years. The power and responsibility of curating music. They discuss what's in the future of EG and where Dan would like to see the Chill synth scene go. They contemplate physical releases for EG and gives props to those who do the hard work.

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YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT “YURTA”??! NO PROBLEM!! HERE IS INFORMATION:

A yurta (also spelled yurt) is a circular, portable dwelling, traditionally used by nomadic peoples of Central Asia. It typically consists of a collapsible wooden frame covered with felt or animal skins. The word “yurta” is of Turkic origin, ultimately meaning “homeland” or “dwelling”. 
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Structure:
Yurts have a lattice wall structure made of flexible wooden poles that can be collapsed for transport. The roof is supported by poles that slant inwards towards a central ring or crown. 
Covering:
Traditional yurts are covered with felt, often made of sheep’s wool, which provides insulation and weather protection. Modern yurts may use canvas or other materials as well. 
Portability:
The collapsible nature of the frame makes yurts easily transportable, which is ideal for nomadic lifestyles. 
Cultural Significance:
Yurts are deeply rooted in the cultures of Central Asia, particularly Mongolia and Turkic peoples. They represent a connection to the land and a sustainable way of life. 
Modern Uses:
While still used by nomadic peoples, yurts are also gaining popularity in the West for glamping, retreats, and even as studios or living spaces.

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