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V epizodi #32 s psihoterapevtko in doktorico medicine Mino Paš govoriva o temeljnih razlogih za odvisnosti in zlorabe substanc; vplivu travm, čustvenih bolečin, genetike in vzgoje na razvoj odvisnosti; problematiki odvisnosti v moderni družbi in različnih pristopih za reševanje; težavah kriminalizacije odvisnosti in stigmatizaciji odvisnikov.

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Mina Paš je integrativna relacijska psihoterapevtka in doktorica medicine. Je svetovalka v združenju DrogArt, ki je zasebna neprofitna volonterska organizacija, ustanovljena z namenom zmanjševanja škodljivih posledic drog in alkohola med mladimi.

Več: https://www.drogart.org

Episode 1
Matt interviews DJ My Boy Elroy a Chicago-based beat boxer, drummer, music director, producer, breakdancer and actor.

www.whatcanyoutellme.com
instagram @whatcanyoutellme
facebook @whatcanyoutellme
twitter @whatcanutellme

Sound Cloud https://soundcloud.com/myboyelroy
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/myboyelroymusic/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myboyelroy/
Liquid Soul http://www.liquidsoul.com/
Midnight Circus https://www.midnightcircus.net/
My Boy Elroy and Frankie B
Songs-
Mismo
Paper Planes- https://open.spotify.com/track/6d0zf8UQFCSChvEgl5TlLj
Beat Box Car Alarm- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4nOPSbtTH4
Scary Face Surgery
Broccoli Cheese Tacos with Mayo
Lagunitas Hop Water- https://www.lagunitas.com/story/hoppy-refresher
In Elroy's playlist right now-
Alina Baraz & Galimatias
FKJ- French Kiwi Juice
POMO
Disclosure
Music by My Boy Elroy
Logo by Lisa Larson

This week, we chatted about Anderson .Paak's course correction album Ventura and what we didn't like about his last album Oxnard.

We are back. We took a couple weeks off as things got busy with plays, film shoots, comedy shows, and life stuff. But here we are with episode 28, our first Comedy and NDNz episode with Jason Grasl, where we take a look at iconic comedy films, in this case, Airplane!

This is a bit experimental and indulgent and frankly we had a blast recording this. So if you do like it, we promise there will be more of these sprinkled into the Hollywood NDNz mix. And if you don't like it, we're sorry, but we had too much fun not to do this again.

YUUUUGE thanks to musical contributions of JJ Otero and Carolina Hoyos for the intro and end credits music, Jason Grasl, the intro voice, and finally SCIC for the use of their offices to record the episode. Chi mii gwech!

The Hollywood NDNz podcast is hosted by Jason Grasl, Rainy Fields, Tim Ramos, and Jim Ruel.

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We are excited to share our guests with y'all this week - Ian Skorodin and Patty Gomes, the dynamic duo behind the LA Skinsfest. Strap yourselves in folks, there's more edits and bleeps on this episode than all the other ones combined. Yet they have so much to share - this is a must listen interview. Part 2 of this conversation.

laskinsfest.com

skinsplex.com

YUUUUGE thanks to musical contributions of JJ Otero and Carolina Hoyos for the intro and end credits music, Jason Grasl, the intro voice, and finally SCIC for the use of their offices to record the episode. Chi mii gwech!

The Hollywood NDNz podcast is hosted by Rainy Fields, Tim Ramos, and Jim Ruel.

We are excited to share our guests with y'all this week - Ian Skorodin and Patty Gomes, the dynamic duo behind the LA Skinsfest. Strap yourselves in folks, there's more edits and bleeps on this episode than all the other ones combined. Yet they have so much to share - this is a must listen interview.

laskinsfest.com

skinsplex.com

YUUUUGE thanks to musical contributions of JJ Otero and Carolina Hoyos for the intro and end credits music, Jason Grasl, the intro voice, and finally SCIC for the use of their offices to record the episode. Chi mii gwech!

The Hollywood NDNz podcast is hosted by Rainy Fields, Tim Ramos, and Jim Ruel.

In the second episodes the podcast hosts, Jim Ruel, Tim Ramos, & Rainy fields continue to babble on about themselves and the hopes and dreams in show business.

Last week, Michael Graves passed away at the age of 80. In the aftermath, much attention has been paid to his most eye-catching work, but as often occurs when someone of great influence passes away, focusing on the person's products comes at the expense of honoring their humanity – simply, who they were as a person. In this light, this episode we hear from Patrick Burke, principal and studio head at Michael Graves Architecture & Design (where Burke got his start in 1982), reflect on Graves’ life of hard work, perseverance, and empathy.

Paul and Amelia also paid a visit to the UCLA IDEAS campus in Playa Vista, to speak with Craig Hodgetts about his rapidly accelerating Hyperloop Studio, where students are bringing Elon Musk’s transit technology into the near-future. Donna also reflects on Thom Mayne’s marathon visit through Indiana, and Ken shares some finer points of career politics.