Later

"Work All Day (Acoustic)" by Portugal. The Man (Album: The Majestic Majesty, 2009)

"Work All Day (Acoustic)" by Portugal. The Man

In this podcast, Nesta's chief executive Geoff Mulgan, introduces the 2014 predictions list which forecasts emerging trends across energy, tech, health, data, impact investment, social policy and community action. To read the predictions in full visit www.nesta.org.uk/news/14-predictions-2014

Geoff Mulgan Introduces Nesta's 14 Predictions For 2014

Burned

Wonderful Humans - Edge Of The Night
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I’ve seen you before
I made up my mind
That kind of allure
That’s so hard to find

Hair thrown back I know that you’re wasted
You and your friends are so out of place here

You got me going
I wanna take you to the edge of the night
Let’s go somewhere only you would know
I wanna take you to the edge of the night

The back of this bar never looked so alive
I drink from your flask and toast to the sky

Got my lipstick on your cigarette
He says you look like someone I’ve already met

Hair thrown back I know that you’re wasted
Got my lipstick on your cigarette

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Edge Of The Night

Taken from the Sunshine EP. Download on iTunes - smarturl.it/YKsunshine

Light It Up

Honeymilk's second single "A Scene In Between", taken from upcoming EP "Sanguine Skies".

A Scene In Between

As premiered on Consequence of Sound. http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/07/vinyl-thief-premieres-steamy-new-single-longer-listen/

Longer

The Explode Boys

My brief overview of what Jordan Peterson PhD believes young people need to do to change the world. 

While the audio is pulled from two different interviews the backing accompaniment is an original composition. 

Source: 
Joe Rogan Experience 877: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04wyGK6k6HE&t
Joe Rogan Experience 985: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USg3NR76XpQ&t=939s

Jordan Peterson On How Young People Can Change The World

Ignite

09 - Brad Sucks - Out of It

Honey Wasp

Imagine for a moment, a beautiful future, free from poverty, war and suffering. Where do you see yourself living in that beautiful world? For many of us we see a bucolic life in the country. Anticipatory design architect William McDonough sees that healthy harmonious future in the city. Really. Named a hero of the planet in 1999 by Time Magazine, McDonough envisions a post sprawl future where the human enterprise is more compact and more abundant and more fun. He still sees cars in our future, but tomorrow's cars wonít pollute more efficiently, they will be effective silent runners, releasing POSITIVE emissions that support life. And public transport (read trains) will double as a power utility. McDonough's celebration of the city is a sign of the positive transformation of culture; a culture where we can be people with lives again, neither consumers nor units in a planner's design algorithm, nor fields in a security database.

William McDonough is former Dean of the Architecture Department at the University of Virginia, Time magazine named McDonough a “Hero for the Planet” in 1999, and he is the winner of three U.S. presidential awards including the Presidential Award for Sustainable Development.  He is the author with his partner, Michael Braungart, of the book Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things (Farrar, Straus and Geroux 2002).  In this six-part special series recorded at Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, McDonough offers a fresh path out of the history of mindless timefullness.

Jordan Peterson On How Young People Can Change The World

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