In this podcast, Dr. Mathis revisits previous topics concerning the holidays and ways to make them better and minimize some of the stress that often accompanies them. Key points he makes are the re-routing of old neurological pathways into more positive, constructive ones, as well as ways to distract and “short-circuit” old pathways that still […]
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Creating Better Neural Pathways
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Andy Fraser, Bad Habits, Being Fully Present, Cherishing the Moment, Cognitive Restructuring, Creating New Memories, Creating Positive Experiences, Dealing with Family, Fire and Water, Free, Gratitude, Holiday Stress, Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Kenney Jones, Mindfulness, Minimizing Negative Habits, Neuropathways, Paul Kossoff, Paul Rodger, Queen, Reframing Experiences, Reprogramming Pathways, Simon Kirke, Small Faces, Thankfulness, The Firm, The Law, Who, Zen on November 18, 2014 | Comments Off on Creating Better Neural Pathways
Honesty
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Black Sabbath, Buffalo Springfield, Chicago Transit Authority, Dr. Robin Hanson, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley, Emmylou Harris, Honesty, Hypocrisy, James Burton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Marshall, Master of the Telecaster, Orange, Ricky Nelson, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Self-Knowledge, Stratocaster, Sun Records, Telecaster, Terry Kath, Truth on June 14, 2013 | Comments Off on Honesty
In his usual idiosyncratic fashion, Dr. Mathis is giving his take on the concept of honesty and it’s implications for one’s existence in the modern world. Interspersed with this discussion are some rock trivia factoids concerning Telecaster guitars, Marshall cabinets, Orange amplifiers, and some of the “roots” guitarists (James Burton, Jimmy Page, Terry Kath, Black […]
Rock History & Trivia #2
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Al DiMeola, Andy Frasure, Chet Atkins, Chick Corea, Delany, Eric Clapton, Fender, Gibson, Goodsell, Gretsch, Howlin' Wolf, Jaco Pastorius, Jeff Beck, Jethro Tull, Jimmy Page, John 5, John Entwistle, Kingley, Line 6, Marshall, Martin, Moody Blues, Mu Tron, Muddy Waters, MXR, Ovation, Paul Rodgers, PRS, Return to Forever, Rickenbacker, Roy Clark, Stanley Clarke, Stratocaster, Taylor, Telecaster, The Association, Traffic, Tube vs. Transistor, Vox, Willie Dixon on February 27, 2013 | Comments Off on Rock History & Trivia #2
In a continuation of the previous podcast, Dr. Mathis continues to discuss various rock and jazz artists who set the stage for today’s current musicians. Included in this podcast are various guitars, amps, and effects pedals and how to pick one if you are just starting out to play. Dr. Mathis also talks about some […]
Rock Trivia, History, & Other Interesting Things
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Bassists, BBA, Beatles, Black Sabbath, Blind Faith, Cactus, Carl Palmer, Chris Squire, Chris Wood, Cream, Dave Mason, ELP, Eric Clapton, Felix Pappalardi, Flea, Free, Geddy Lee, Geezer Butler, Ginger Baker, Greg Lake, Heaven & Hell, Iron Butterfly, Jack Bruce, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Led Zeppelin, Lee Dorman, Leslie West, Mountain, Neil Peart, Paul McCartney, Paul Samwell-Smith, Rock History, Rock Trivia, Rush, Steve Winwood, Tim Boggart, Traffic, Yardbirds, Yes on February 25, 2013 | Comments Off on Rock Trivia, History, & Other Interesting Things
In a different vein, Dr. Mathis will be using this podcast to emphasize the “rock” side of his persona. As such, this podcast will contain various music trivia and facts concerning various artists, songs, instruments, and related history. It’s hoped that the listener will find this a welcome break from the numerous more serious topics […]