In the first podcast of 2015, Dr. Mathis discusses the concept of remembering past friends, family, and events in a positive light as a method of overcoming the negative events and/or memories that often occur to us during this time of year. This is especially true for those currently experiencing bad things in their lives and […]
Posts Tagged ‘Sir George Martin’
Remembering
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Anxiety, Beatles, Being Thankful, Being the Best You Can Be, Changing Biochemistry From Within, Creating New Neural Pathways, depression, Existential/Spiritual Growth, Fender, G&L, Goodsell, Gretsch, Grief, John Lennon, Loss, Not Asking "Why", Paul McCartney, Personal Growth, Plato's Cave, PTSD, Reclaiming Your Power, Reconnecting with the True You Inside, Remembering the Good, Sir George Martin, The Nature of "Reality", Vox on January 2, 2015 | Comments Off on Remembering
Music & Gear Trivia with Moralistic Ranting
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Alembic, Arranger, Beach Boys, Beatles, Bill Szymczyk, Blackbird, Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, Brian WIlson, Byrds, Chris Squire, CSN(Y), Dave Mason, David Crosby, Derek & the Dominos, Don Henley, Eagles, EBO, Eric Clapton, Felix Pappalardi, Fender, Geddy Lee, Gene Clark, Gibson, J Bass, Jack Bruce, Jangle, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Walsh, John Denver, John Entwistle, John Mayall, Lemmy, Lenny Bruce, Mick Jagger, Neil Young, Nikki Sixx, P Bass, Paul McCartney, Paul Weller, Personal Core, Personal Morality, Pete Townshend, Peter Paul and Mary, Phil Spector, Producer, Rickenbacker, Roger McGuinn, SG Bass, Sir George Martin, Smithereens, Song Writer, Stanley Clarke, Stephen Stills, Steven Tyler, The Who, Thunderbird, Tom Keifer, Tom Petty, Warwick, Yardbirds on March 29, 2014 | Comments Off on Music & Gear Trivia with Moralistic Ranting
Taking a break from more serious topics concerning mental health, except for intermingled excerpts about morals, negative lifestyles, and cognitive-behavioral tactics, Dr. Mathis devotes this podcast to some music history and gear trivia. It is hoped listeners will find it educational from a musical perspective, while getting an intermingling of life lessons and opinions concerning […]