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Body Charge by Elektra MagnesiumCell Metabolism, Immune Disorders and Chronic Fatigue - with Daniel TausanChronic fatigue and inflammation are common symptoms of many diseases. It doesn’t matter what age you are at, if you get sick, you feel very tired. Of course, as we age we get a bit slower too. So what exactly is happening to the production of energy by our cells in a diseased state? What can we do to support energy production to help our immune system cope with its ‘house maintenance’ in recovery and maintenance of wellness?
My special guest today is Daniel Tausan, who is a scientist with a degree from the University of British Columbia in S...
2025-06-1331 min
ILA Radio28. Trusting in Philosophy: Daniel Sanderson on Plato, History, Astrology, Nature, Education, and IntuitionIn this episode, Laura Alyn speaks with Daniel Sanderson—entrepreneur turned philosopher and founder of PlankSip—about the deep roots of astrology and its intersections with intuition and critical thinking. From Mesopotamia to modern media, Daniel explores how philosophy can be a guiding force for personal and societal growth. This thoughtful conversation touches on the power of curiosity, the importance of rethinking how we learn, and why balancing reason with intuition is key to awakening human potential.For more on Daniel, go to planksip.com, X, or YouTube. Don't forget to check out his book...
2025-06-0157 min
The Fifth QuestionThe Experiential V Remembering Self w/ Jonah SandersonI talk with Chaplain Jonah Sanderson about caring for people at the end of life and what they look back on with regret and satisfaction.Facebook: / daniel.levine.31 Instagram: / rabbidaniellevine #NoRegrets #LifeWellLived #LessonsLearned #Wisdom #FindingMeaning #LivingWithPurpose
2025-03-2951 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Cultural Journalism Conundrum: An Intellectual OdysseyEpisode Title: The Cultural Journalism Conundrum: An Intellectual OdysseySynopsis:The season finale of "The Cultural Journalism Conundrum: An Intellectual Odyssey" delves deep into the contemporary challenges facing cultural journalism. The episode critically examines the detrimental effects of celebrity worship, the erosion of genuine criticism, and the digital revolution's impact on the field.Key Points:The Cult of Celebrity:The episode highlights how the obsession with celebrity culture has overshadowed substantive cultural discourse. Drawing parallels to historical examples like ancient Rome and the Renaissance, it underscores the cyclical nature...
2025-03-2405 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Fallacies of Artistic Expressions of Identity: An Unyielding Pursuit of Intellectual ClarityEpisode Title: The Fallacies of Artistic Expressions of Identity: An Unyielding Pursuit of Intellectual ClaritySynopsis:This thought-provoking episode delves into the contentious terrain of artistic expressions of identity. The host challenges the prevalent notion that art must primarily reflect personal identity, arguing instead for a broader exploration of universal themes that transcend individuality.Key Points:The Tyranny of Identity:The episode begins by dissecting the notion that art's primary purpose is to convey personal identity. The host argues that prioritizing identity over artistic merit risks diminishing art's profound...
2025-03-1705 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTUnveiling the Complexities of Cultural Heritage Sites: Challenging the Status QuoEpisode Title: Unveiling the Complexities of Cultural Heritage Sites: Challenging the Status QuoSynopsis:In this thought-provoking episode, we embark on a journey to unravel the intricate tapestry of cultural heritage sites, challenging the simplistic narratives that often surround them. Through rigorous intellectual scrutiny, we explore the complexities and contradictions inherent in these sites, aiming to foster a more nuanced understanding of our shared history.Segment I: The Myth of TimelessnessWe debunk the notion of cultural heritage sites as timeless entities frozen in history, shedding light on the vibrant, evolving...
2025-03-1004 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTChallenging Assumptions: Indigenous Perspectives in Contemporary ArtEpisode Title: Challenging Assumptions: Indigenous Perspectives in Contemporary ArtSynopsis:In this episode, we delve into the complexities surrounding the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives in contemporary art. While it's often viewed as a progressive move, we uncover such an approach's nuances and potential pitfalls.I. The Perils of Tokenism:Tokenism in contemporary art poses a significant risk to Indigenous perspectives, reducing them to mere tokens for the sake of diversity and political correctness. We emphasize the importance of evaluating Indigenous art based on its artistic merit, honouring creativity, and avoiding the...
2025-03-0304 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Influences in Video Games: A Critical Examination of a Digital TapestryEpisode Title: Cultural Influences in Video Games: A Critical Examination of a Digital TapestryIntroduction:Video games have evolved into a cultural force, captivating audiences and serving as a medium for storytelling. However, understanding their cultural significance requires critically examining the influences that shape them.The Cultural Prism:Video games reflect their creators' and consumers' cultural motifs, values, and ideologies. They are not only influenced by culture but also have the potential to shape and challenge societal norms.Archetypes and Storytelling:Video game narratives often draw from...
2025-02-2406 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Art of Cultural Critique: Unmasking the Fallacies of Conventional WisdomEpisode Title: The Art of Cultural Critique: Unmasking the Fallacies of Conventional WisdomIntroduction: In this episode, we delve into the indispensable realm of cultural critique, aiming to scrutinize prevailing norms and ideologies while navigating the seductive allure of conventional wisdom. The Seduction of Conventional Wisdom:Conventional wisdom, a stalwart guardian of societal norms, often stifles critical thinking by perpetuating comfortable narratives and safeguarding the status quo. Cultural critique must equip itself with the tools necessary to challenge this seductive force.Historical References: The Hypocrisy of Cultural Relativism:
2025-02-1704 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Perspectives in Documentary Filmmaking: Challenging Assumptions and Unveiling the Myth of ObjectivityEpisode Title: Cultural Perspectives in Documentary Filmmaking: Challenging Assumptions and Unveiling the Myth of ObjectivitySynopsis:This episode delves into the intricate relationship between cultural perspectives and documentary filmmaking, dissecting the complexities and limitations that arise when capturing a subject's essence. Through historical analysis, critical examination, and philosophical inquiry, the episode challenges the conventional wisdom surrounding cultural relativism, the myth of objectivity, and the authenticity paradox in documentary storytelling.Key Points:- Cultural Relativism and Documentary Filmmaking: The episode begins by exploring the notion that cultural relativism enhances the authenticity and...
2025-02-1005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Melodic Mirage: Debunking the Mystique of Music and EmotionEpisode Title: The Melodic Mirage: Debunking the Mystique of Music and EmotionIntroduction:In this episode, we embark on an intellectual expedition challenging the conventional wisdom surrounding the alleged connection between music and emotion. Armed with skepticism, reason, and historical inquiry, we delve into the fickle nature of emotional interpretation, explore historical perspectives on music and emotion, and examine the limits of musical understanding.The Fickle Nature of Emotional Interpretation:We interrogate the assumption that that music possesses inherent emotional qualities and question how it consistently transmits feelings across diverse human...
2025-02-0305 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTStreet Art and Urban Culture: Challenging the Veneer of RebellionEpisode Title: Unmasking Street Art: Rebellion or Illusion?Synopsis:This episode delves into the complex world of street art and urban culture, questioning its purported rebellion against societal norms. Through critical analysis and historical context, we uncover layers of contradiction and reveal the limitations of its impact on urban landscapes.Key Points:The Illusion of Rebellion: Street art, once hailed as a symbol of rebellion, is now co-opted by the very systems it claims to challenge. We explore how galleries and museums' embrace of street artists transforms their work into commodities...
2025-01-2704 min
The Cameron Journal PodcastRe-Imaging Plato with Executive Contributor Daniel SandersonToday on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Daniel Sanderson who has joined the Executive Contributor Program at The Cameron Journal. We are talking about his new book and his new course, Re-imaging Plato. In this deep conversation we will be talking about the influence of Plato and philosophy and how Daniel came to have a new perspective on one of the most studied philosophers in the western canon.
The book is available everywhere books are sold.
And the course is available at The Cameron Journal Academy: writingstudio.cameronjournal.academy
2025-01-201h 38
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTDeconstructing Contemporary Dance: The Ephemeral Mirage of Artistic SubstanceEpisode Notes: Deconstructing Contemporary Dance: The Ephemeral Mirage of Artistic SubstanceThis episode delves into the complex and often contentious world of contemporary dance. Our discussion critically examines what is often seen as an all-encompassing term for various modern movements in dance. We challenge the perceived depth of contemporary dance and explore its inherent limitations.A Flight of Fancy:- Freedom vs. Confusion: We start by discussing the liberating aspects of contemporary dance, comparing it to the structured world of traditional ballet. While it allows for expressive movement, we argue that it often...
2025-01-2005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Traditions in Ceremonies and Rituals: An Erudite ExplorationEpisode Title: Cultural Traditions in Ceremonies and Rituals: An Erudite ExplorationIntroduction:In this episode, we delve into the intricate world of cultural ceremonies and rituals, unravelling their historical significance and contemporary relevance. We embark on a journey to understand the power and complexities that underlie these practices, questioning their necessity and implications in our rapidly changing world.The Power of Rituals:We explore rituals' captivating allure, pondering whether their potency stems from intrinsic value or psychological comfort. From ancient to modern societies, rituals have served as conduits for cultural expression...
2025-01-1305 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Heritage in Photography: Unmasking the IllusionEpisode Title: Cultural Heritage in Photography: Unmasking the IllusionIntroduction:In an era dominated by digital imagery, exploring cultural heritage in photography is a pressing concern. This episode delves into the intricate relationship between photography and artistic representation, urging viewers to scrutinize the medium's role in shaping narratives and preserving heritage.The Manipulative Gaze:Photography is inherently subjective and reflects the biases and intentions of its creator. This segment highlights how the photographer's cultural background and personal beliefs influence the portrayal of cultural heritage, cautioning against the illusion of objective reality...
2025-01-0605 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe "Women in Art" Narrative: A Critical ExaminationEpisode Notes: "The 'Women in Art' Narrative: A Critical Examination"This thought-provoking episode delves into the complex and often overlooked narrative of women in the art world. Through a critical examination, we explore the historical context, challenges, and contributions of women artists, shedding light on the systemic barriers they have faced and continue to face in the art community.Historical Context and Systemic BarriersWe start by setting the stage with a historical overview, acknowledging how women artists were historically marginalized and their work often undervalued. The episode discusses the lack of recognition...
2024-12-3005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTInquisitive Gastronomy: Provocatively Venturing into Cultural CuisinesEpisode Notes: Inquisitive Gastronomy - Provocatively Venturing into Cultural CuisinesIntroduction to Cultural Cuisines: In today's episode, we delve into the world of cultural cuisines, exploring the rich tapestry of flavours, ingredients, and culinary traditions that define various cultures around the globe. We stress the importance of approaching these traditions with an open mind and intellectual rigour, challenging long-standing assumptions and exploring the historical narratives that have shaped our understanding of different cuisines.The Culinary Kaleidoscope: We discuss the concept of cultural cuisine and caution against oversimplifying or homogenizing diverse culinary traditions. We emphasize that...
2024-12-2305 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTTheatrical Innovations: From Experimental to ImmersiveEpisode Notes: Theatrical Innovations: From Experimental to ImmersiveIn this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of theatre from its classical origins to the present-day immersive theatre phenomenon. As we traverse the timeline, we uncover how innovation has always been central to the evolution of theatrical arts, pushing boundaries and challenging audience expectations.The Heritage of Theatrical Innovation- The episode begins by tracing theatre's lineage, from ancient Greek amphitheatres to the opulent playhouses of Shakespearean England, highlighting the continuous quest for novelty and progress.- We discuss the significant...
2024-12-1604 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Transformative Force of Language: An Incisive Exploration of Poetry and Spoken WordEpisode Notes: "The Transformative Force of Language: An Exploration of Poetry and Spoken Word"Introduction:- The episode begins with exploring the intellectual and transformative power of poetry and spoken word, asserting that these forms of artistic expression are not mere embellishments but profound encapsulations of human experience.- The host sets the stage for a penetrating journey into the heart of poetry and spoken word, challenging conventional wisdom and delving into their historical context and impact.Challenging Conventional Wisdom:- The common misconception of poetry and spoken word...
2024-12-0906 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Influences in Gaming: Unveiling the Sociocultural Tapestry of Virtual RealitiesEpisode Notes: Cultural Influences in GamingIntroduction to Cultural Influences in Gaming:Today's episode delves into the profound cultural impacts shaping the gaming industry. Dissecting how gaming transcends being a mere form of entertainment to reflect and challenge societal norms, we explore its role as a medium mirroring our world's sociocultural tapestry.Unearthing Gaming's Cultural Ancestry:Gaming's roots are deeply entwined with human history, tracing back to ancient civilizations. These early games, from Senet in Egypt to strategy games in China, were more than leisure; they imparted moral values, honed strategic...
2024-12-0205 min
Created in the Image of GodPlato's Republic with Daniel Sanderson | Created In The Image of God Election Day Special Episode 123Election Day Special Episode!God's revelation is Progressive, but his standards and the morality of the virtues don't change.This is evident with Adam, as Adam all dies, and he enforces this with Cain and Abel. The emphasis was on punishment and protecting even the criminal from the wrong actions of others; Jesus said, I am not come to destroy but to fulfill. He came to magnify the law and make it honorable. Forgiveness was brought to the forefront; mercy and love became the new sign of a true follower. Whereas under Moses...
2024-11-291h 36
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Diversity in Contemporary Art: A Critical ExplorationEpisode Notes: Cultural Diversity in Contemporary Art: A Critical ExplorationOverview:This episode profoundly delves into the intricate relationship between contemporary art and cultural diversity, critically examining the assumptions, challenges, and complexities underpinning this topic. The discussion aims to provoke thought and encourage a more profound understanding of cultural diversity in the art world by scrutinizing historical contexts, market influences, and the nuances of representation.Key Themes:1. Art as a Reflection of Diversity: - Explores the common perception of contemporary art as a mirror of cultural diversity....
2024-11-2505 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArt and Nature: Environmental PerspectivesEpisode Notes: "Art and Nature: Environmental Perspectives"In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the complex interplay between art, nature, and the human experience, challenging the romanticized and often simplistic views of nature commonly found in art history. We use historical insights, critical analysis, and a bold intellectual approach to unravel the layers of this multifaceted relationship.Art as a Human Construct: We begin by redefining art as fundamentally a human creation, a lens through which we interpret and interact with our surroundings. This segment challenges the traditional view of nature as an entity...
2024-11-1805 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTHarmonic Hegemony: Unraveling the Illusion of Musical IdentityHarmonic Hegemony: Unraveling the Illusion of Musical IdentityIntroduction to the Episode:In this episode, we explore the profound impact of music on human emotion, culture, and identity. Music, a pervasive force in our lives, serves not only as a reflection of our inner worlds but also as a bridge across cultural divides. We challenge the traditional view of music as a static identity marker, exploring its dynamic nature and role in shaping and reflecting our evolving selves.The Malleability of Musical Identity:We discuss that musical preference and identity are...
2024-11-1106 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Reflections in Literature: Unmasking the Illusions1Episode Notes for "Cultural Reflections in Literature: Unmasking the Illusions"Introduction:- The episode delves into how literature reflects and refracts cultural complexities.- Challenges the common belief that literature acts as a straightforward mirror of culture, suggesting instead it's more like a prism.- Highlights the episode's aim: to dissect the illusions created by the conventional wisdom surrounding literature and culture.The Fallacy of Monolithic Cultural Representations:- Discusses the misconception that a single literary work can represent an entire culture.- Emphasizes cultures...
2024-11-0406 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArt and Healing: The Therapeutic Power of Creativity, or Wishful Thinking?### Episode Notes: Art and Healing: The Therapeutic Power of Creativity, or Wishful Thinking?Introduction to the Debate:The episode explores the complex relationship between art and healing, questioning the often-accepted notion that creativity inherently possesses therapeutic properties. This analysis aims to maintain a critical perspective and examines whether the comforting aspects of art truly translate into genuine therapeutic effects.Defining Therapeutic Power:Therapeutic power is often attributed to art's ability to alleviate emotional distress, promote self-expression, and enhance well-being. However, the episode emphasizes distinguishing between correlation and causation, warning against the...
2024-10-2805 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTWorld Cinema: Unveiling the Tapestry of Human ExperienceEpisode Notes: Unveiling the Tapestry of World CinemaIntroduction to World Cinema:- Broadening Horizons: Venture beyond Hollywood to explore diverse narratives and cultural perspectives.- Intellectual Journey: Challenge conventional wisdom and immerse in the global cinematic landscape.The Hegemony of Hollywood:- Global Dominance: Hollywood influences global cinema, shaping narratives and audience perceptions.- Homogenization: The prevalence of formulaic storytelling and the overshadowing of profound themes.Challenging Cultural Hegemony:- Diverse Narratives: World cinema as an antidote to Hollywood’s cultural homogeneity....
2024-10-2105 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PST Cultural Inspirations in Fashion Design: A Critical Examination of the Tapestry of InfluenceEpisode Notes: Cultural Inspirations in Fashion Design: A Critical Examination of the Tapestry of InfluenceIntroduction:The episode explores how cultural inspirations significantly shape fashion design, threading traditional patterns, materials, and styles into contemporary fashion while stressing the importance of a critical approach to prevent romanticizing cultural interactions. The discussion underscores fashion design as a reflection of creativity influenced by a myriad of artistic elements.The Dangers of Cultural Appropriation:This segment delves into the sensitive issue of cultural appropriation in fashion, highlighting the problematic aspects of commodifying sacred symbols and...
2024-10-1406 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Ephemeral Mirage: Unraveling the Impact of Social Media on CultureEpisode Notes: "The Ephemeral Mirage: Unraveling the Impact of Social Media on Culture"In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the paradoxical world of social media and its profound impact on our cultural fabric. The digital age has introduced an illusion of connectivity, where superficial exchanges often replace genuine human interactions. We explore how these platforms' relentless pursuit of perfection fosters a culture of comparison and self-doubt and erodes the authenticity necessary for authentic human connection.Key Themes:1. Illusion of Connectivity: Despite the promise of bridging distances and fostering global understanding, social media...
2024-10-0705 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTUnravelling the Tapestry of Folklore and Mythology: A Critical InquiryEpisode Notes: "Unraveling the Tapestry of Folklore and Mythology: A Critical Inquiry"Overview:This episode delves into the fascinating realm of folklore and mythology, examining their roles as cultural repositories and impact on our collective consciousness. It underscores the importance of critical scrutiny in separating fact from fiction and exploring the deeper truths behind these ancient narratives.Key Points:1. Origins and Nature of Myths: - Myths are viewed as foundational stories explaining natural phenomena or imparting moral lessons. - It's vital to understand that myths are creations...
2024-09-3005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTUnravelling Cinematic Masters: An Intellectual Journey into Directors and Their StylesEpisode Notes for "Unravelling Cinematic Masters: An Intellectual Journey into Directors and Their Styles"Introduction: The Complexity of Directorial Styles- Explore the concept that directors are celebrated for their distinct styles but are dynamic, evolving with each film.An example is Alfred Hitchcock, known for suspense but showcases a range from "Psycho" to "North by Northwest."The Myth of Singular Style- Directors like Stanley Kubrick are often pigeonholed into a specific style; however, their work spans a broader spectrum.- Kubrick's films, while stylistically meticulous...
2024-09-2306 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArt and Technology: Innovations and Collaborations - A Quest for the Genuine or a Mirage of Progress?Episode Notes: Art and Technology: Innovations and CollaborationsIntroduction to the Dilemma:The episode opens by questioning the romanticized relationship between art and technology, suggesting it's not just a harmonious blend but a complex, nuanced interaction. Art traditionally challenges societal norms and provokes thought, whereas technology focuses on progress and efficiency. The critical question raised: Can these contrasting forces genuinely complement each other?Historical Perspective and Present Dynamics:Art has historically leveraged technological advancements, from photography to digital art, broadening expression forms. However, the episode critically examines whether technology's influence maintains...
2024-09-1605 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTChallenging the Mythos of Iconic Literary DestinationsEpisode Notes: Challenging the Mythos of Iconic Literary DestinationsIntroduction:- Discussion on the romanticized notion of iconic literary destinations.- Questioning the belief that visiting such places enhances understanding or appreciation of literature.The Fallacy of Geographical Inspiration:- Debunking the myth that specific locations are crucial to unlocking literary greatness.- Examples: Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon, Hemingway's Paris, and Joyce's Dublin.- Argument: True literary prowess originates from the author's intellect and creativity, not physical surroundings.Historical Context and Literary Inspiration:...
2024-09-0905 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTUnmasking the Illusions: Unraveling Global Dance TraditionsEpisode Notes for "Unmasking the Illusions: Unraveling Global Dance Traditions"Introduction:- Exploring Dance as a Form of Human Expression: The episode begins by highlighting Dance's unique role in transcending language and cultural boundaries, combining movement, rhythm, and emotion into a universal form of expression.Critical Examination: It sets the stage for a deeper investigation into global dance traditions, challenging conventional wisdom and uncovering the historical, cultural, and political layers behind them.The Dance of Origins:- Questioning Universal Assumptions: The episode questions the romanticized notion of Dance as...
2024-09-0205 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Influences in Film and TV: Unmasking the IllusionsEpisode Notes for "Cultural Influences in Film and TV: Unmasking the Illusions"Introduction: This episode delves into the significant impact that film and television have on society. We explore whether these mediums reflect our current cultural zeitgeist or actively shape and mould societal values. By critically examining the interplay between entertainment and culture, we aim to uncover film and TV's layers of influence on our collective consciousness.The Mirror of Society: - Film and television are often seen as mirrors reflecting societal values and beliefs.- This view oversimplifies...
2024-08-2605 min
RPGBOT.PodcastCRAFTING THE COSMERE w/ Andrew Fischer and Lydia Suen: Adapting Brandon Sanderson's Fantasy World into an Epic RPGJoin us as we chat with Game Designer Andrew Fischer and Narrative Designer Lydia Suen about the Cosmere RPG Kickstarter! We dive into the challenges of adapting Brandon Sanderson's expansive universe into a tabletop RPG, discuss the Kickstarter's success, and explore key game mechanics like the plot die and focus resource. Plus, get a sneak peek at character creation and the upcoming Stonewalkers adventure. Whether you're a Sanderson superfan or a TTRPG lover, this episode is a must-listen! Summary In this episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast, the team talks to Game Designer Andrew Fischer and...
2024-08-241h 05RPGBOT.PodcastCRAFTING THE COSMERE w/ Andrew Fischer and Lydia Suen: Adapting Brandon Sanderson's Fantasy World into an Epic RPGJoin us as we chat with Game Designer Andrew Fischer and Narrative Designer Lydia Suen about the Cosmere RPG Kickstarter! We dive into the challenges of adapting Brandon Sanderson's expansive universe into a tabletop RPG, discuss the Kickstarter's success, and explore key game mechanics like the plot die and focus resource. Plus, get a sneak peek at character creation and the upcoming Stonewalkers adventure. Whether you're a Sanderson superfan or a TTRPG lover, this episode is a must-listen! Summary In this episode of the RPGBOT.Podcast, the team talks to Game Designer Andrew Fischer and...
2024-08-241h 05
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTChallenging Conventional Harmonies: An Unflinching Examination of Music Legends and Their Legacies.Episode Notes for "Challenging Conventional Harmonies: An Unflinching Examination of Music Legends and Their Legacies"In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the complex and often mythologized world of music legends. Through critical analysis, we seek to understand the individuals behind the legends and the intricate interplay between their artistry and personal lives. 1. Legends and Mythmaking: We explore how music legends are often enveloped in a mythical aura that shields them from critical examination. This section questions the process of mythmaking and its impact on our understanding of these artists. We discuss examples such...
2024-08-1905 min
THE OMNIGAMERS’ CLUBThe Playlist. August 14, 2024.Daniel is on vacation this week. Mark invites Vancouver indie game designer and theatre person Kennedy Goodkey on the playlist to discuss Cole Wehrle games and social deduction games among others. Kennedy gives an update on his social deduction game, co-design, Winter Garden. Topics DiscussedNews: Quoridor Pac-Man edition, Brotherwise Games' kickstarter for Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere RPG, Our Golden Age: An Ultraviolet Grasslands RPGVideo Games: Nier Replicant, Oxygen Not Included: Frosty Planet DLCBoard Games: Lacuna, Oath, Nidavellir, Barrage, Paths of Civilization Further ReadingFollow Kennedy and 'Winter Palace' at https://www.hobbyistsordabblersgames.ca/ .Pacific Coast Hosts: Blood on the Clocktower https://discord.gg/dFyUMt...
2024-08-1456 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArt as Activism: Unveiling the Paradoxical Veil of ConscienceEpisode Notes: Art as Activism: Unveiling the Paradoxical Veil of ConscienceIn this episode, we delve into the profound intersection of art and activism, exploring its capacity to instigate societal change and the complexities inherent in this relationship.Key Themes & Insights:Artistic Expression vs. Activism: We discuss how art has historically transcended political and social norms, emphasizing that not all art is intended to be activist. The works of Pablo Picasso, Wassily Kandinsky, and Marcel Duchamp are prime examples of art for personal exploration rather than social change.Historical Activist Art: The episode examines...
2024-08-1206 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTPreserving Cultural Heritage: Challenging the Sanctity of the PastEpisode Notes: "Preserving Cultural Heritage: Challenging the Sanctity of the Past"This thought-provoking episode delves into the complex and often controversial realm of cultural preservation. The episode critiques the conventional wisdom surrounding cultural heritage and its preservation, urging listeners to consider these practices' power dynamics and biases.Key Themes:1. Critical Examination of Preservationist Impulse: The episode begins by challenging the assumption that cultural heritage inherently possesses an immutable value that must be safeguarded at all costs. It highlights how this belief can entrench existing power structures rather than dismantle them.2. The...
2024-08-0505 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTDigital Culture and the Internet Age: An Intellectual OdysseyEpisode Notes: "Digital Culture and the Internet Age: An Intellectual Odyssey"Introduction:- Examination of the digital culture in the Internet Age.- It is essential to navigate the vast landscape of technology and society with critical thinking.The Digital Enlightenment Fallacy:- Critical Viewpoint: Questioning the notion of the digital age as an era of enlightenment due to the democratization of information.- Challenges Identified: Misinformation, echo chambers, and ideological polarization facilitated by the Internet.- Algorithmic Influence: Discuss how search engines and social...
2024-07-2905 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArchitecture Through the Ages: Challenging the Foundations of DesignEpisode Notes for "Architecture Through the Ages: Challenging the Foundations of Design"In this episode, we delve into the rich tapestry of architectural evolution, examining how historical contexts, societal structures, and prevailing ideologies have shaped the built environment around us. We challenge traditional architectural narratives and explore alternative perspectives to understand architecture's true potential in reflecting and serving diverse human experiences.1. The Classical Ideal: Reevaluation- Key Points: Questions the universal application of classical architecture, highlighting its basis in power and exclusion. Critically examines the glorification of symmetry and formality, suggesting a disconnect...
2024-07-1506 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArtistic Expressions of Social Justice: A Critical ExaminationEpisode Notes: Artistic Expressions of Social Justice: A Critical ExaminationIn this episode, we delve into the intricate relationship between art and social justice, scrutinizing the widely held belief that art is a potent tool for societal change. We dissect the romanticized narrative surrounding artistic expressions of social justice, highlight historical precedents, and confront the limits of symbolism and the challenges posed by the commodification of activism.The Romanticized Narrative: We begin by addressing the idealistic view that art can incite social change, referencing historical examples like Picasso's "Guernica" and Bob Dylan's music...
2024-07-0806 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Festivals: An Examination of Tradition and Its Modern Relevance### Episode Notes: Cultural Festivals - Tradition vs. Modern RelevanceIntroduction to Cultural Festivals: This episode explores the essence and impact of cultural festivals, diving into their role in preserving heritage and their place in today's society. We examine whether these events are merely nostalgic spectacles or carry a deeper, more meaningful purpose.Ubiquity and Representation: Cultural festivals are widespread, showcasing vibrant costumes, music, and rituals purported to represent diverse cultural traditions. However, we question the authenticity of this representation and the true extent to which these festivals preserve cultural heritage.
2024-07-0105 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Culinary Contours: Provocations at the Nexus of Food and CultureEpisode Notes: "The Culinary Contours: Provocations at the Nexus of Food and Culture"Overview: This episode delves into the intricate relationship between food and culture, exploring how they have co-evolved and influenced each other throughout human history. We unpack the complexities of this intersection through historical analysis, cultural critique, and philosophical inquiry, revealing the layers that define our culinary and cultural identities.Key Themes:1. Cultural Transmission Through Gastronomy: - Main Idea: Food is a vessel for conveying cultural traditions and values. However, the "authentic" cuisine concept is challenged, demonstrating...
2024-06-2405 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTStagecraft and Storytelling: Unveiling the Theatrical CharadeEpisode Notes: "Stagecraft and Storytelling: Unveiling the Theatrical Charade"This thought-provoking episode delves into the intricate relationship between stagecraft and storytelling, two potent forces in human communication. By examining their influence and interaction, we aim to uncover how they can sway audiences, evoke emotions, and even shape historical narratives. Yet, we urge a critical approach to these powerful tools to avoid falling prey to manipulation and outdated narratives.The Illusion of Reality:We begin by exploring theatre as an art of illusion, where the line between fiction and reality blurs. Through historical examples...
2024-06-1705 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTArtistic Rebellion and Avant-Garde Movements: The Ever-Changing Landscape of Intellectual FermentEpisode Notes: Artistic Rebellion and Avant-Garde MovementsIntroduction:This episode delves into the nature and impact of artistic rebellion and avant-garde movements. These forces have been instrumental in challenging the status quo and redefining creative boundaries. We explore these movements' roots, motivations, and consequences to understand their role in cultural evolution.The Historical Context of Rebellion:Artistic rebellion is not a new phenomenon; it is deeply rooted in its time's cultural, social, and political contexts. Historical movements like the Italian Renaissance and Cubism acted as responses to their era's prevailing ideologies...
2024-06-1005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Evolution of Music Genres: An Intellectual ExplorationEpisode Notes for "The Evolution of Music Genres: An Intellectual Exploration"Welcome to our deep dive into the evolution of music genres, a journey that reflects our collective cultural progression. In this exploration, we dissect music's transformation from its ancient origins to the modern-day melting pot of sounds.1. The Origins: Harmonic Progression and Rhythmic Innovation:We start initially, tracing music back to ancient civilizations and tribal cultures. Here, we challenge the assumption that early music was simplistic. Instead, we suggest that these initial sounds, rooted in cultural rituals and communal experiences, likely possessed...
2024-06-0305 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTIndigenous Art: Cultural Richness or Tokenistic Commodification?Episode Notes: Indigenous Art: Cultural Richness or Tokenistic Commodification?Overview:This episode delves into the multifaceted world of indigenous art, challenging prevailing perceptions and exploring its cultural, historical, and economic complexities. We dissect the narratives surrounding indigenous art to uncover the realities behind its reception and commodification.Key Themes:1. The Myth of Pristine Authenticity: - Indigenous art is often viewed through the lens of "pristine authenticity," a romanticized notion that fails to recognize the dynamic nature of indigenous cultures. - This perspective risks turning indigenous art into...
2024-05-2705 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTDeconstructing Fashion's Illusory IconographyEpisode Notes: Deconstructing Fashion's Illusory IconographyIntroduction to Fashion's Illusions:- Fashion portrays "iconic" moments as permanent and impactful, creating an illusion of significance through curated images from red carpets to runway shows. However, this episode encourages a critical examination of what constitutes an "icon" in the fast-paced fashion world.Understanding Iconography:- The term "iconic" in fashion often equates with popularity rather than enduring significance. This section delves into the history and overuse of "iconic" to describe fleeting fashion trends, urging listeners to distinguish between genuine cultural importance and transient...
2024-05-2005 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTLiterary Legends: Challenging the Canon and the Cult of AuthorshipEpisode Notes: Literary Legends: Challenging the Canon and the Cult of AuthorshipIntroduction to Literary Legends- Literary legends: Authors are highly regarded, often considered untouchable and revered.- Importance of reevaluation: Encourages questioning and critical analysis of these figures and their works.The Canon: An Arbitrary Selection- Subjectivity and bias: The literary canon is influenced by social, cultural, and political forces, often favouring white male authors from Western backgrounds.- Exclusion of diverse voices: Marginalizes contributions from other cultures and underrepresented communities.The...
2024-05-1305 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTMasterpieces in Museums: Reconsidering the Cult of Artistic ReverenceEpisode Notes: "Masterpieces in Museums: Reconsidering the Cult of Artistic Reverence"In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the cultural phenomena surrounding the reverence of art within museums. We question the traditional views and explore how the perception of art as sacred relics influences our engagement with it.Key Points:1. The Museum as a Temple: We compare museums and religious institutions, highlighting the solemn atmosphere transforming art into untouchable relics. This segment questions the inherent belief in the intangible nature of artworks and the historical ties between art, religion, and power.2...
2024-05-0606 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCaptivating Film Festivals: The Mirage of Intellectual StimulationEpisode Notes: Captivating Film Festivals: The Mirage of Intellectual StimulationIn this episode, we delve into the complex world of film festivals, traditionally viewed as sanctuaries of artistic and intellectual pursuit. However, beneath the surface lies a reality that deviates significantly from this romantic image. Here's what we cover:The Elitist Charade:Film festivals have morphed into platforms for elitism, often under the guise of artistic appreciation. Despite claims of democratizing cinema, these events perpetuate a hierarchy that benefits a select few. Shrouded in mystery, the selection process leans towards films that appease...
2024-04-2906 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTThe Power of Cultural Dialogue: An Erudite ExaminationEpisode Notes: The Power of Cultural Dialogue: An Erudite ExaminationOverview: This episode delves into the complexities of cultural dialogue, urging listeners to reconsider preconceived notions and engage with the subject with critical analysis and intellectual integrity. It emphasizes the role of cultural dialogue in fostering societal progress, challenging dominant ideas, and promoting a more profound understanding among diverse worldviews.Key Themes:1. Cultural Hegemony: We examine the concept of cultural hegemony and its implications on diversity. While acknowledging the potential for dominant cultures to impose their norms, the episode illustrates how cultural dialogue...
2024-04-2206 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Identity: A Complex Tapestry of Heritage, Influence, and Self-ReflectionEpisode Notes: Cultural Identity - A Complex Tapestry of Heritage, Influence, and Self-ReflectionIntroduction:This episode delves into the profound complexities of cultural identity, challenging the conventional wisdom surrounding it. We explore cultural identity as a mosaic of traditions, values, customs, and shared experiences that shape our perception of ourselves and others. The goal is to enrich our understanding and redefine the parameters within which cultural identity operates.The Myth of Homogeneity:We debunk the assumption that cultural identity implies homogeneity within a group, highlighting the oversimplification of cultural diversity. Historical...
2024-04-1505 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Journalism in Action: An Erudite Exploration Amidst the Vortex of Intellectual EndeavorsEpisode Notes: Cultural Journalism in ActionIntroduction: The State of Cultural JournalismThe episode begins by addressing the challenges facing cultural journalism today: the impact of digital media, the pursuit of clicks, and the decline in intellectual depth. It highlights the importance of embracing the spirit of a truth-seeking journalist, emphasizing intellectual rigor, critical analysis, and the refusal to conform to superficial trends.The Metamorphosis of Cultural Journalism- Cultural journalism's shift from its noble origins to its diluted state is discussed. The need for a renewed commitment to academic rigour...
2024-04-0806 min
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTUnveiling Cultural Phenomena: A Critical ExplorationEpisode Notes: Unveiling Cultural Phenomena: A Critical ExplorationIntroduction to Cultural Phenomena- Culture is a complex web of traditions, beliefs, and practices that shape identities and influence history.- Encourages questioning of conventional wisdom and advocates for intellectual rigour in understanding culture.The Fluid Nature of Culture- Challenges the notion of culture as immutable; highlights examples of cultural evolution and integration, such as the Roman Empire and the Islamic Golden Age.- Culture is depicted as dynamic, influenced by historical events, power dynamics, and technological...
2024-04-0106 min
Created in the Image of GodCultural Journalism with Daniel Sanderson | Created In The Image of God Episode 31Attention truth seekers! The topic for this episode is Cultural Journalism. Cultural journalism doesn't focus on the unpredictable news cycle. Instead, a cultural journalist will focus on stories that cultivate virtue and are not opposed to sharing a subjective interpretation. The founder of PlankSip®, Daniel Sanderson, explains the origin of his new project, Journalism Behind Bars, what kind of individuals he is looking to work with, and his program's overall goal.The dialogue that ensues shouldn't confine us but define us for the greater Good. What we do about it i...
2024-03-271h 07
Created in the Image of GodThe Future of Democracy with Daniel Sanderson | Created In The Image of God Episode 26Today's special guest is Daniel Sanderson. Daniel is a philosopher and owner of a media outlet with more than 15,000 members. "We help emergent thought leaders BE their brand in a way that is authentic to the image they want to embody. Secular or religious members are welcome; co-creation is essential. You can find Daniel on his website planksip.org or via the hashtag #Googleplanksip. Wade Fransson and friends will discuss what it means to be Created in the Image of God — and the role of Religion in society - every Tuesday night at 8:00 PM Central Time. Th...
2024-03-271h 13
Cultural Journalism: All things Cultural, Every Given Sunday at 7 pm PSTCultural Journalism: The Inescapable Dance of Subjectivity and ObjectivityIntroduction to Cultural Journalism:Definition and scope: Cultural journalism is a nuanced field that lies between subjectivity and objectivity. It focuses on interpreting and presenting cultural phenomena.Importance: This genre is crucial in exploring intellectual curiosity and addressing ideological controversies.The Problematic Dichotomy:Main idea: The conventional division of cultural journalism into subjective and objective realms is flawed.Impact: This division limits understanding and appreciation of the craft's nuances.Insight: True cultural journalism melds objective observation with subjective interpretation, embodying the roles of both observer and participant.The Fluidity of Culture:Concept: Culture is...
2024-03-2506 minBody Charge by Elektra MagnesiumA Practical Way to Solve Anxiety Issue for Good - with Daniel PackardIf your mind is becoming a nuisance and getting in the way of your life, if you can’t shake fearful thoughts like some dog turd on your shoe, and if you’ve tried all the mind techniques to ‘re-program’ your thinking, but to no avail, then think again. The problem may not be in your mind at all, but actually in your body. So how do we fix that? My special guest Daniel Packard can shed some light on the issues with practical proven solutions.
Daniel Packard is a U.C. Berkeley Mechanical Engineer that turned his painfu...
2023-11-2427 min
Redefining Society and Technology PodcastThe Philosophy of Technology | A Conversation with Daniel Sanderson | Redefining Society with Marco CiappelliGuest: Daniel Sanderson, Owner at Planksip [@planksip]On Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielplanksip/?originalSubdomain=caOn Twitter | https://twitter.com/planksipOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@planksipWebsite | https://www.planksip.org/____________________________Host: Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli_____________________________This Episode’s SponsorsBlackCloak 👉 https://itspm.ag/itspbcwebBugcrowd 👉 https://itspm.ag/itspbgcwebDevo 👉 https://itspm.ag/itspdvweb...
2023-10-1547 min
Point Counterpoint#95 - Daniel Sanderson on Classics, Consciousness, and PlatoDaniel Sanderson is a Platonic philosopher and entrepreneur who loves applying philosophy to helping others to develop their brands and themselves. He is particularly interested in virtue, Artificial Intelligence and Conscious, Complex Systems, Ancient Philosophers, and Free Will.
Find him at his website: https://www.planksip.org/author/daniel-sanderson/
Or here: https://planksip.me/CEO
Or here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielplanksip/
My links: https://linktr.ee/PointCounterpoint
2023-10-112h 02
Crashing the War PartyShackelford & Sanderson: Watching our military assistance in Africa go up in smokeFor the last two decades, the U.S. military has been heavily invested in Africa — in training, weapons sharing, and basing — per its "war on terrorism." Unfortunately, the places in Africa that have had the most U.S. investment in this regard are now among the most unstable on the planet. Somalia continues to be wracked by militia violence and a fragile (at best) government, while the Sahel in West Africa has experienced no less than 20 government coups since 2010. Elizabeth Shackelford and Emma Sanderson of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs join us this week to talk about their late...
2023-09-0137 minThe Cameron Journal PodcastThe Planksip Revolution with Daniel SandersonDaniel Sanderson is a street philosopher with a background in architecture. In this episode, we're talking about his background and how he started his popular philosophy publication, Planksip.
2023-06-1255 min
Better Construction with Sean McStay071 - Better Construction with Sean McStay - Becoming a modern day Philosopher with Daniel SandersonIn this episode of my leadership series , I spoke with Daniel Sanderson, founder and philosopher at Planksip about starting his media platform, being a modern-day philosopher, and what he hopes to achieve with his life.Planksip: https://www.planksip.org/Daniel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielplanksip/My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanmcstay/
2022-09-1139 min
Hard Knox Talks: Your Addiction PodcastInfluencing Addiction Live w/guest, Chris Sanderson.Send us a textFrom the UK, Chris was recently told he has stage 4 cancer.As a person in recovery, he understands the life-saving power of story.So with uncertainty in his future and peace in his heart,he is stepping forward to share his journey. Maybe he can influence one person. That is his hope.We are humbled and honored to have been chosen as a platform to share the life and times, so far,of Chris Sanderson.Love what we do? Click the...
2022-08-301h 09
Intentionally BlankA Long, Slow Root Canal — Intentionally Blank Ep. 57Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells sit down to discuss Brandon's long, slow root canal experience and swap personal phobias.You can join the conversation and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2022-07-0636 minIntentionally BlankMoon Knight: A Full Discussion — Intentionally Blank Ep. 56Brandon Sanderson and Dan Wells sit down to discuss the full first season of Marvel’s, Moon Knight before moving their discussion to rank all the MCU’s television shows against each other.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2022-06-2938 min
Making Sense of Complexity with George GantzEpisode 2 - Daniel SandersonMaking Sense of Complexity features conversations with complexity science practitioners and philosophers on the deep and fascinating findings of complexity science. How do we make sense of the uncertain and seemingly incomprehensible world we live in? Hosted by George Gantz, the production is a collaboration with Spiral Inquiry, Planksip, Talk of Today, and Complexity Weekend, and is produced by True Spectrum Media.Today our guest is Daniel Sanderson, the Founder of planksip®, a philosophy and cultural media outlet for non-fiction authors and Academics. Daniel is a writer and active blogger on Science and Philosophy, and father of two...
2022-05-291h 06Intentionally BlankAlternate Dimensions (FanX 2021 panel) — Intentionally Blank Ep. 26Brandon and Dan discuss alternate dimensions and other branching points in their lives and careers. Filmed in front of a live audience at the 2021 FanX convention in Salt Lake City.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-12-0144 minIntentionally BlankFixing Bad Stories (FanX 2021 panel) — Intentionally Blank Ep. 25Live From FanX! — Ep. 25 of Intentionally BlankDan helps fix Brandon’s bad ideas! Vikings versus Cuthulu, no problem! Boy raised by dragons, Dan’s got you covered. Filmed in front of a live audience at the 2021 FanX convention in Salt Lake City.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-11-2440 minIntentionally BlankStill Talkin' About Music — Intentionally Blank Ep. 24Brandon and Dan continue a discussion from an earlier episode about music. In today’s episode they take about music they listen to while writing, specific theme songs for their books as well as diving into popular music with regular tangents along the way.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-11-1744 min
Edifice Complex Podcast#058 Daniel Sanderson – Modular Construction & PhilosophyQuality, Consequences and the Construction Industrial Complex (part 302).
Our guest this episode is Daniel Sanderson, founder and CEO of planksip® talking about modular construction, data for construction and philosophy.
If you enjoy this episode, share it with friends and give us a review, it helps more than you know.
In this episode, we discuss:
Monumental architecture
Stigma of aftermarket modular homes
Christopher Hitchens
Professor Steve Keen
And much more…….
For more information on Daniel
Daniel on LinkedIn https://ww...
2021-11-151h 28Intentionally BlankSting's Fan Club: #1 – Dune — Intentionally Blank Ep. 23Brandon and Dan start this podcast talking about the travesty that is the removal of Sting from Dune 2021 then discuss the film at large and, for once, stay on topic for the entire episode.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-11-1041 minIntentionally BlankNot That Interesting… or Clever — Intentionally Blank Ep. 22Brandon and Dan start this podcast talking about music which quickly turns into a conversation about how much, as a culture, we expect kids to do too much which segues into a general discussion about work culture in the U.S.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-11-0340 minIntentionally BlankScaring Children and Other Fun Halloween Activities — Intentionally Blank Ep. 21Brandon and Dan talk about Halloween. Including: trick-or-treating, their kids’ funny habits, and eventually to some of the season’s most popular movies like The Shining, The Ring, and The exorcist with a few meandering tangents along the way.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-10-2841 minIntentionally BlankPodcast: The Gathering — Intentionally Blank Ep. 20Brandon and Dan talk about: Magic The Gathering and games in general, why Brandon stuck with MtG and Dan Didn’t, their basic philosophies of their lives as centered around games Sprinkled with their normal meandering tangents. You don’t need to be super-hardcore into MtG to listen. You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-10-2038 minIntentionally BlankLet’s Talk Spoilers! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 19Brandon and Dan talk about spoilers and their effects on the enjoyment of media and movies they liked more the second time around. This episode contains major spoilers for The Village and The Prestige.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-10-1340 minIntentionally BlankTime Travel Disaster Tourism! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 18Brandon and Dan talk about really bad story ideas including alternate dimension time travel disaster tourism and workshop them out of terribleness(?) that leads to a discussion about where they would go in time, if they could. This, unsurprisingly, leads to a tangent about general travel, tourism, and food.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-10-0644 minIntentionally BlankSo... Zombies — Intentionally Blank Ep. 17Brandon and Dan talk about plagues! But only for a minute before moving on to a discussion about what makes parody successful and accepted and eventually landing on problematic or interesting adaptations in cinema over the last few decades.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-09-2943 minIntentionally BlankPerfect Movie Time! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 16Perfect movie time! Does this mean that Brandon and Dan will talk about their favorite movies? Kind of! They will briefly discuss the concept of a “perfect movie” with a few examples then move on to parallel story evolution with a few tangents (no surprise) along the way.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-09-2237 minIntentionally BlankFresh! I Don't Think So! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 15In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan discuss some of the “Hot Takes” Brandon has about highly rated movies (or franchises) on Rotten Tomatoes and no one is safe! As well as briefly touching on the strange professional life of Bill Murray.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-09-1554 minIntentionally BlankReally Great Because of How Great It Is — Intentionally Blank Ep. 14In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan read some podcast name suggestions delivered via paper airplane, discuss the evolution of their signatures, delve into the problems of much of today’s criticism, and a bit about Roger Ebert’s controversial statement that “Video games can never be art.”You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel T...
2021-09-0844 minIntentionally Blank"Your Name Here" — Intentionally Blank Ep. 13In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan go over some of your podcast name suggestions, discuss book naming conventions (including Dan “attempting” to name the fifth volume of The Stormlight Archive), as well as publishing fears and faux pas.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-09-0143 minIntentionally BlankI Have Bubble Tea and You Don’t! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 12In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan talk about food, how their tastes have changed over the course of their lives, and some of their favorite meals from around the world.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-08-2639 minIntentionally BlankWeird Feedback We Get — Intentionally Blank Ep. 11In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan talk about some of the weird feedback they’ve received and how it should be responded to.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-08-1843 minIntentionally BlankThe "Perfect" Podcast — Intentionally Blank Ep. 10In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan talk about perfection in the arts and if what that means. They also talk about a few films they consider “perfect.”You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-08-1149 minIntentionally BlankLet’s Talk About Black Widow! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 9In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan talk about Disney’s Black Widow as well as a brief discussion about their “Second Look” movies. Films you didn’t necessarily enjoy the first time around but found new appreciation during the second viewing.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-08-0444 minIntentionally BlankYou and That Walrus Have Baggage... — Intentionally Blank Ep. 8In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan talk about humans fighting animals. Specifically regarding a poll that shows the "Deadly" animals that American's think they could take in a fight. Link to Survey: https://today.yougov.com/topics/lifestyle/articles-reports/2021/05/13/lions-and-tigers-and-bears-what-animal-would-win-fYou can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-07-2847 minIntentionally BlankIt's Not a Heist, It's a Stick Up! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 7In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan discuss heist movies like: Ocean's 11, Baby Driver, Inception, Rogue One, and others!You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-07-2147 minIntentionally BlankDan Ruins Everything! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 6In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank, Brandon and Dan discuss how poorly Brandon speaks Korean, books they'll never write, and tell you about podiums.You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-07-1452 minIntentionally BlankI Want All the Popcorn! — Intentionally Blank Ep. 5In this week's episode of Intentionally Blank Brandon and Dan discuss NFTs, food snobbery, and the different types of connoisseurship. You can join the discussion and vote for your favorite podcast title at r/sanderson: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson
2021-07-0740 min
Bernie ChatsTiny Homes, Minimalism, Innovative Tiny Home Designs, Zoning, and Philosophical thoughts on Tiny Homes - Bernie Chats with Daniel SandersonTiny Homes, from thousands of Tiny Home videos on YouTube to minimalism to Tiny Home zoning bylaws, there's lots to unpack when is comes to chatting about the Tiny Home movement.
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In this Bernie Chats with Daniel Sanderson, Tiny Home Philosopher and consultant on the Befama Homes project, we cover Tiny Homes, Minimalism, Tiny Home zoning bylaws and more.
We also walk you through some Innovative Tiny Home Designs, that the professionals at Panelex have created for Befama Homes.
This episode's topics in order of cov...
2021-02-271h 01
Preston Sports PodcastCan You Beat The Football Genius? Contestants: Jack Schulltheiss and Daniel SandersonThe football game show in which you can win up to £300 or go home with nothing. Each round the prize goes up but if you lose, you lose it all. Cash out or continue to play - decisions lie ahead as the contestants go Head 2 Head against The Football Genius. Jack Schulltheiss and Daniel Sanderson take on Mr Genius in the 11th episode!
2020-06-0223 min
Adventures in .NET.NET 003: Blazor with Daniel RothSponsors CacheFly Panel Shawn Clabough Caleb Wells Joined by Special Guest: Daniel Roth Summary Daniel Roth, from Microsoft, the ASP .NET team, joins the panel to discuss Blazor. Daniel starts by introducing Web Assembly and how this changed web development. Blazor allows full-stack development through .NET with C#. The panel asks Dan about Blazor's capabilities and future. Dan shares Blazor’s origin story. The panel compares Blazor to Silverlight and Dan compares the two and explains how Blazor is superior to Silverlight. Dan explains why developers are so excited for Blazor. The panel discusses the runtime Blazor uses and whether it i...
2019-09-0352 min
Killing Your DarlingsKYD 046 - Hocus PocusThis week we are taking a request from one of our biggest fans, Lindsay "The Original" G and watching her childhood Halloween favorite Hocus Pocus! Starring the incomparable Bette Midler, underrated comedienne Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker looking the hottest she's ever looked in a movie as the Sanderson sisters! The Sandersons are a trio of witches in Salem, MA in 1693 who suck out the lives of little children to restore their own youth and vitality. When the Sandersons are hung as witches, the eldest sister Winifred has cast a spell that will bring them back to life if a...
2017-10-301h 04
2015 – Writing ExcusesWriting Excuses 10.51: Q&A on Showing Your Work, with Daniel José OlderDaniel José Older joins us for a Q&A on showing your work around. Here are the questions, which were submitted by attendees at the Out of Excuses workshop: What’s the best way to meet editors and agents at conventions? How do you write a good query letter? What do you mention as credentials in your … Continue reading Writing Excuses 10.51: Q&A on Showing Your Work, with Daniel José Older →
2015-12-2122 min