In this episode of Workplace Matters we are looking at multiple generations of individuals in the workplace along with strengths and challenges of having different age groups working together. We spoke with Dr. Cal Halvorsen from the Washington University in St. Louis Schools of Social Work and Public Health and Harvard Center for Work, Health, and Well-being Project Lead and Investigator. Dr. Halvorsen’s work has centered around intergenerational initiatives and aging populations.

Guest: Cal Halvorson
Host: Michael Guhin

Ep 29 - Worker Well-Being Between Generations

Zero Knowledge Proofs

Welcome to CALL IT GREEN, the podcast for anyone thinking about moving to LA for music, hustling in the creative scene, or trying to understand what it actually feels like to start “green” in a city full of seasoned artists.
In Episode 1, Victoria & TK share the REAL journey behind the LA dream. No glamorizing, no sugar-coating. Just the lessons, the mistakes, and the wild moments that shaped our journey.
We talk about:
🌴 Meeting an artist we admired… and getting ignored
💸 A vocal coach trying to scam $800 upfront
😵‍💫 The harsh reality of “living in LA = crushing it or getting crushed”
🎤 Why talent gets you in the room, but character keeps you there
🤫 The unspoken LA rule: people working with big names don’t brag
👥 Building real relationships vs. being used
💚 How we met online, trusted each other, and made LA look GOOD
🌆 The hardest part of starting over — finding your people
🔥 And whether you actually need to live in LA to succeed in music
This episode is honest, messy, inspiring, and painfully relatable for anyone chasing a dream in a big city. Whether you're already in LA or thinking about taking the leap - this one's for you.

EP1 Moving to LA for Music? Listen to this First

Arrogance…People who know it all…How to avoid that reputation and how to deal with arrogant folks

How to deal with people who act like they know everything

Was wir nicht wissen Wir wissen nichts

Du
Du und ich
wir wissen nichts
wir haben keine Ahnung 
von gar nichts hier
oder was richtig ist

Du und Du und Du und
Du und ich
wir fallen schnell in Panik hier
und unterm Strich
bleibt gar nichts hier
was wichtig wär

Du
Du und ich
wir brauchen nichts
von allem was zu hörn 
und zu sehen ist
denn wir verstehen nichts

Du und Du und Du und
Du und ich
und wieder nur das Problem in Sicht
nein bequem wird’s nicht
wenn zerbricht
was für uns so wichtig ist

Wir wissen viel
wissen nichts
Wissen nichts
wissen viel
über nichts

Viel was wir wissen 
ist nichts
Wissen nicht so viel
was Wissen betrifft 

Zu viel zu wissen 
ist nichts
denn zu viel Wissen
bringt uns überhaupt nichts

Vielleicht wissen wir 
was wir nicht wissen hier
das zu wissen wäre wirklich geschickt
für Dich und mich

Du
Du und ich
wir haben nichts
von allem was angeblich unverzichtbar ist
denn das taugt uns nichts


Du und Du und Du und
Du und ich
wir brauchen nicht nur was dichtbar ist
oder errichtbar ist
denn es ist wie es ist wenn es sichtbar ist

Wir wissen viel
wissen nichts
Wissen nichts
wissen viel
über nichts

Viel was wir wissen 
ist nichts
Wissen nicht so viel
was Wissen betrifft 

Zu viel zu wissen 
ist nichts
denn zu viel Wissen
bringt uns überhaupt nichts

Vielleicht wissen wir 
was wir nicht wissen hier
das zu wissen wäre wirklich geschickt
für Dich und mich

für Dich und mich




Was wir nicht wissen Wir wissen nichts

A lowly human dreams of swimming with the jellyfish, no matter the cost. A short journey through the mind of a mad scientist who sacrifices everything to discover the secrets of the deep.

For this track, I tried to keep the timing of a waltz more or less in tact while going batshit crazy per usual with everything else. I had two days to work on this, if I had a bit more time I probably would have played with some more of the composition as I feel it got a little too scatterbrained in a couple small spots. Otherwise, I'm pretty happy with it - hope you enjoy it. :) 

Jellyfish Waltz - #MusicWeeklies

Dr Alison McIntosh, the Director of GCU's Research and Knowledge Exchange Services, joins the Common Good Podcast to outline the role of her new department, how it was formed, and its objectives. Dr McIntosh also discusses her journey in academia.

Understanding GCU's Research and Knowledge Exchange Services with Dr Alison McIntosh

Image created by me.
https://www.deviantart.com/leehon/art/Loving-Dispossession-900564049

Experts Can Be Wrong

Lesson 2 - Removal of Doubts | Abu Ukkashah Abdul-Hakeem

This was designed to help me and you relax toward sleep!  :-)

Stellar Newness

* VGM Enthusiast/arranger/remixer
* Aspiring Game Developer, Career Composer
* secretly a metalhead, but appreciates all genres

I categorize my tracks as "psychedelic folk-rock avant-garde electronic ambient experimental". The recordings appear to be a cross between the styles of Brian Eno, Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, Beck, The The (Matt Johnson), late 1960s psychedelic rock/folk, new age, industrial, John Fahey, 1980s British alternative rock, Kevin Ayers, 1990s U2, Kraftwerk, a hopeful anti-bleak version of Radiohead, contemporary electronica, late 1970s David Bowie, post-punk, a more energetic bit of Elliott Smith, 1980s New Wave pop, noise rock, and a positive incarnation of Depeche Mode.  

What does my music sound like to you?

Here are what I see as the biggest influences on what I have put together as a songwriter/musician:

Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, U2, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, The The (Matt Johnson), Rush, The Who, psychedelic/hippie rock from late 60s, The Doors, 80s/90s Brit alt rock, AC/DC, Jimi Hendrix, Van Halen, The Kinks, Guns N' Roses, Brian Eno, Keith Green, Jeff Buckley, atmospheric music, Pearl Jam, Elvis Presley, Budgie, many Windham Hill artists, Tori Amos, late 60s/70s/80s classic rock, James Brown, Enya, The Verve, John Lennon, INXS, 70s Funk, Elton John, Beethoven, electronic music that sounds like rock, Marc Bolan (T-Rex), Bob Dylan, Metallica, The Chemical Brothers, Stone Temple Pilots, Missing Persons, John Williams, Kelley Stoltz, The Crystal Method, Of Montreal, Nirvana, Tears for Fears, Billy Joel, Megadeth, The Cars, Franz Schubert (piano, especially his impromptu compositions) and movie soundtracks "The Mission," "A Beautiful Mind", "Amistad", "Braveheart", "Gladiator", "The Firm", "Dances With Wolves" and "The Ghost and the Darkness".

I continue to write new material and edit old material. I love feedback, so feel free to comment on this SoundCloud site or by emailing me: andyrhodescreative@gmail.com

I am seeking a record label to sign with, so if you have any suggestions or connections that might help me achieve this, please let me know. I do not perform live or tour, so my marketing strategy is focused on direct networking and word-of-mouth.

I play guitar, piano, drums, harmonica, keyboard, sing, write the lyrics, and mix/edit the tracks. All of the song images (except for the album covers) were designed by me. I also have art online that I have created: https://andyrhodesart.com

In my mid-twenties, I began making these tunes after abandoning all former childhood creative activities in my teenage and young adult years: bit.ly/2F2dxVP. I am grateful that I persevered during the past 20 years or so, during which I committed myself to learning or relearning how to play instruments, compose songs, craft poetry/lyrics, sing, and record at home.  My level of respect for professional musicians and artists grew exponentially as I realized just how difficult this work can be.  Along the path of this personal musical evolution, I experienced a lot of encouragement and inspiration from countless friends, musicians/artists, family, books, concerts, and documentaries.

Many other creative projects keep me engaged. On my main site, I describe them like this: "I enjoy writing about politics, religion and philosophy. I craft poetry and fiction, along with composing music and creating artsy photography." A half dozen links are included there. Check it out, if you are interested: https://andyrhodescreative.com

Enjoy the music!
 
Sincerely,
 
Andy Rhodes (Rhodesian Poet)

Hello W o rl d
AI want to play a beautiful game.
...Focus on the shrimp, my dear Bambi.

Glasgow Caledonian University's podcasts showcase the very best of GCU's research and explains how it benefits people and communities locally, nationally and around the world.

I'm an avant-garde musician. I like to experiment with software, instruments, and everyday objects when creating on a song.

Music is my latest artistic passion; aside from being deeply invested in making music, I create digital art, drawings, paintings, mixed-media pieces, photography, photomanipulations, poetry, and short stories. All of which can be found on my DeviantArt: Leehon.

Thank you for reading and listening.

Official SoundCloud account for Markaz us-Sunnah, Alperton, London, UK.

Est Apr 2014

The Healthier Workforce Center of the Midwest (HWC) proudly presents Workplace Matters, a mini podcast series focusing on healthy work design. Here, we’ll tackle a broad range of cost-effective approaches to impact the wellbeing of today’s workforce. This series is a companion to our ongoing Total Worker Health video series, located at HealthierWorkforceCenter.org

New tracks tagged #Knowledge