Free Hugs? I’m down! What’s the Advantage of Fear? In this episode, Kemy Joseph shares with us how difficult it was to simply offer a hug or a high five to a stranger. With so…
Using Fear as Motivation is super relevant in 2020. Way back in the before times, April of 2020, Brian and Cory recorded this episode and nearly lost it to time and poor file management. The…
Sit! Speak! Stay a while and listen! Dog training is more about training the human than the dog. The founder of Comprehensive Canine Training teaches Mindfulness of Doom how to Train Your Dog Brain. No…
How do we stay mindful in the wake of loss? In this episode we hosted an Instagram Live call to allow for our listeners to ask their questions about loss and grief and mindfulness in…
The Doom Duo is back and this month Brian and Cory are discussing being lost in existence! This episode was recorded from an Instagram Live call from Brian’s Inner Sensei series talking to teachers, practitioners,…
What happens when Brain, Cory, and Rabbi Adam Gindea just talk? Well, we ramble and drift from conversations about short term memory loss to spirituality, to the shortcomings of religion, to marriage, to video games,…
Adrian Madriz is like the opposite of a slumlord. If there is such a thing, he embodies it. I’ve sat across from this man as he works for the better part of a year. The unintentional eavesdropping that occurred informed me that Adrian is a man of integrity, discipline, and is indefatigably dedicated to helping those in need. It’s dangerously charming.
Adrian Madriz is the Director of SMASH, the Struggle for Miami’s Affordable and Sustainable Housing. He joins Mindfulness of Doom to discuss eating the rich, video games, and proper beard maintenance. Cory gets flattered, Brian…
Occasionally you meet someone on your path, a circumstantial companion if you will. This person isn’t just attractive, they have gravity. A pull. They alter your orbit and send you off on a new course….
Rabbi Adam Gindea of Base Miami joins Mindfulness of Doom to discuss the nature of religion, his recent spiritual awakening, and mystic teachings as they relate to other religious beliefs. Since this is episode 42,…
Then there’s Stefan Ravalli. Host of the Serve Conscious Podcast. He’s just so amenable, understanding, and hospitable it makes you want to spit. But you don’t because you know his desire to serve is genuine and his very presence makes you want to be better. Just talking about service with him makes one question the meaning of the word.
Stefan Ravalli is a Hospitality Professional and Meditation teacher! He joins the Mindfulness of Doom team to discuss his podcast Serve Conscious, and how the art of service is really a path towards understanding the…
Akasha Rosewaters…damn that name is so cool. That name sounds like the heroine of a story where the hero travels the breadth of the land struggling to overcome the adversity of all the deadly nature to fight a dragon in an attempt save her from a tall tower. However once said hero arrives, bramble scratched and destitute, he finds that Akasha Rosewaters has already saved herself from the tower, fought and killed the dragon, and turned its pelt in to dragon bone armor. The castle explodes in the background as she slow-mo walks towards the camera, but she’s too bad-ass to turn around and look at the devastation.
Akasha Rosewaters is a Life Love and Emotional Fitness Coach, who has brought her Emofit Method to the Mindfulness of Doom studios to talk about authenticity, doubts, and emotional trauma. She opens up and shares with us what it means to be open and honest as a coach that is learning to improve and be more authentic right along side those she helps.
The conversation we had is not just one of those little things that makes life worth living: it’s what I crave. I live for these deliberative discussions. I endure the spaces between, like a cactus waiting for rain.
Paul Toliuszis (like delicious with a T) is a teacher of Jnana Yoga in Miami Beach. According to Yoga Basics.com “Jnana (wisdom or knowledge) is considered the most difficult of the four main paths of…
This week on Mindfulness of Doom we get legit poetic. Devan Kingsford and Erika Evans are traveling poets making ends meet by writing poetry. We discuss the embarrassments of youth, loogies, our favorite words, and…
There is something romantic about the clacking of ink stained metal hieroglyphs. A similar romance exists in the dropping of diamond tipped plastic into etched grooves of vinyl. It’s that little extra effort of intention. …
World traveling Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Nomad Charles Harriott is our guest this week. We discuss our favorite ninja turtle, impostor syndrome, meeting interesting people from all over the world and then choking them.
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This week on Mindfulness of Doom, Brian and Cory interview Dr. Paula Petry a healer, guide for those seeking to contact loved ones, and author of the upcoming book News From OZ: A Mother’s Journey…
34 – Pineal Gland Self Surgery with Kunal Chohan
- September 3, 2018
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Aw Yeah Bro! We go straight up ham on this one yo -Ack! Ahem… What I mean to say is that the gentlemen, Brian and Cory, interview their most well spoken and distinguished companion Kunal…
Some months back, eons in podcast time, I was blessed with a rather gracious honor. An email appeared in my inbox. That alone is a blessing indeed. The contents of this email however, were astonishing: it described a board meeting in some high crystal tower. Men and women of means were discussing how to spread the joy and abundance of literacy to human cherubs who had not yet had the pleasure. Their noble task: to assist parents and teachers in the spread of the As, Bs, and even the Cs. We are all born savages. Civilization must be taught. These Bodhisattva’s of education are attempting to rid human society of illiteracy. Then came the shock of the year. That illustrious group was requesting our help.
Contrary to the evidence of my absence from the last two and upcoming castings of the pod, I have not yet shuffled off this mortal coil. I’m still here; lurking, cocooning, meta-morphing as it were. Brian’s escapades…
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