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On this episode of the Far Out with Faust podcast we’re forging a connection with the Founder and CEO of @The Skin Deep — and creator of The And relationship card game — Topaz Adizes.
Listen in as Adizes explains how his personal journey led him to create a house of brands — aka a creative studio — focused on the human experience. Team members Ashika and Sydney join in to explain how the YouTube video series The And turned into a global phenomenon.
The Skin Deep began with one film that ended up winning a documentary Emmy award — and spawning a global communication revolution. Learn about the projects that have evolved since then: The And (focused on couples and relationships), Honest X (focused on sexuality), The Dig (focused on family/community).
The idea, explains Adizes, is to create a safe space to explore what it means to be human.
It’s time to get vulnerable. But let’s do it low key: we’re just playing games here. No agendas so we can just listen, because let’s face it: we’ve been doing Way. Too. Much. Talking.
The Skin Deep’s The And series on YouTube is the antithesis of reality TV: it’s as real as real gets. Remember when we had permission to see another person’s face while they were trying to communicate with us? We miss that.
It’s also time to face facts: technology masquerading as connection isn’t going anywhere — so what are we gonna do about it? Let’s quit monologuing and get down to some good old fashioned dialogue.
Because in the end, the questions are just as important as the answers.
Explore @The Skin Deep
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMseH1ZPtQQu-u7EB4ehyyw
Web: https://www.theskindeep.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_skindeep/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSkinDeep
Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_skindeep
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5aVSlavh9cO8zwUUPUPTjv?si=f6d0fd7f57a94d0b

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We break down the basics of biohacking and anti-fragility on this episode of the Far Out with Faust podcast. Meet Elias Arjan, the founder of Biohackers Collective (a health and cognitive optimization community), and an exec with Biostrap wearable tech. He’s at the forefront of the DIY biology and the longevity extension movement.
Get ready for a crash course in biohacking 101: what it means, how it fits into our current culture, and most critically, how to hack the hack. According to Arjan, biohackers believe that you can manipulate your internal and external environment to optimize your life: your body, your mind, your experience in the world. We’ll give you a list of his top biohacks — stay tuned!
It wouldn’t be a Far Out podcast if we didn’t delve into the state of our society: you probably know that Facebook’s AI was conceived by neuroscientists — but have you heard of Dopamine Labs? Close your eyes: it’s 1984. The amygdala hijack is happening.
Even though most of the country has lost the ability to carry on nuanced conversations, there’s still hope: Arjan and the biohacking camp believe in the human spirit’s ability to overcome. Maybe the darkness isn’t new, he says — maybe it’s just that today, technology is illuminating it in ways we can no longer ignore.
Take for example the state of our health — or more accurately, the meteoric rise of our diseased state (please, please, look into those statistics). Arjan takes us on his journey: a Canadian teen (“that kid who couldn’t do one push-up”) sent to live with his grandfather who becomes AWARE — in one pivotal moment — that there must be more.
This is a pattern interrupt — a jolt of awareness that turns biohacking from some esoteric hocus pocus into an ever-expanding frontier of inspiration. But it’s not enough to disrupt your dysfunctional neural connections — we must also have an inspiring model to guide us into our new selves.
Arjan’s goal? To become ANTI-FRAGILE: constantly adapting, ever-evolving, perpetually optimizing his way out of a status quo that’s become hazardous to our health. Let’s just be honest: whomever has been in charge of our health to this point has failed — miserably. Ever heard of the gut-brain axis? When you’re not at your best physiologically, your cognitive function is severely repressed.
Waiting for those biohacks? We’ve got ‘em. And spoiler alert: a lot of them are free — and dare we say, EASY. Tune in to hear more about the power of light: remember when the sun meant life?
So what’s all the hype about cold showers and ice baths? That’s right, Wim Hof has entered the conversation. And thank you, Dr. Zach Bush, for your 4- Minute Workout. Lean in to the name dropping because here comes Dr. Joe Dispenza with the mind-blowing notion that we’d better find something exciting and novel in our lives that gets us out of bed every morning the way we used to roll out of bed on that day the school scheduled a Field Trip!
Sure, there are gadgets too: including Arjan’s Biostrap: “the most advanced, cloud-based wearable platform” that measures things like heart and respiration rates, blood oxygen, and how well you’re sleeping — then provides a detailed analysis.
Stay with us until the end, when Arjan distills the essence of biohacking and answers Faust’s famous question, “what message would you send to humanity” with a surprisingly low-tech request.
With a background in human kinetics and athletics, Elias Arjan has a lifelong interest in understanding the relationship between human health, performance and behavior. As a serial entrepreneur, Arjan has started his own businesses, worked for and with Fortune 500 companies, startups and non-profits.
In recent years, Arjan has been working to optimize individuals and comp

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On this episode of the Far Out with Faust podcast, Brian Burzynski, founder of Intelligent Threads, the advanced performance clothing that relaxes muscle tension, guides us to the intersection of intuition & invention, of energy healing & human anatomy, and quantum mechanics & entanglement.
This southerner has more than charm: from a very early age, Brian began listening to the quiet guidance coming straight from a higher power. Injuries during his teen years led him down a path toward a type of healing that can’t be explained by modern medical textbooks — but has roots in ancient, sacred traditions.
We dive deep into the humility abyss — that place where we realized we don’t know what we don’t know. That place that opens ever wider, the more we let go and listen to our own intuition.
Brian trained to be an alternative health practitioner and energy specialist in the (non)traditional way: as an apprentice to an accomplished mentor, gleaning knowledge and honing experience and realizing — again and again — that every encounter is a learning opportunity.
This training turned into Brian’s Synergy Release Method: a therapeutic modality designed to balance the body’s skeletal and muscular systems “so that they work together without compensation.” Thousands of clients — including world-class, professional athletes — have relied on Brian’s therapeutic techniques to recover from injury and alleviate chronic pain.
Exactly how is this possible? Consider Dynamo Jack: the Chi master who could generate energy powerful enough to ignite fires with just his fingers (believe it or not). Or one of Faust’s favorites, Neale Donald Walsch, who cursed God for neglecting him — until he realized that he just hadn’t been listening.
Tune in to learn how a football player with anger issues sent Brian on a pain-prompted quantum journey that later culminated with the amazing development of breakthrough tech, Intelligent Threads — his extraordinary line of clothing designed to energetically release muscle tension upon contact with the body. Billed as the most advanced wearable tech on the planet, it's the go-to performance gear for a variety of professional athletes.
Not convinced? Quiet your mind, lean into the weird, and let your higher power guide you without reservation. The revelations await.
To learn more about Brian’s therapeutic practice, visit https://srmethod.com/
Check out Intelligent Threads (including testimonials and demos from professional athletes): https://intelligentthreads.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeXY1GzIh7vce431mRXE9Pg/featured
Explore Conversations with God author Neale Donald Walsch:
http://www.nealedonaldwalsch.com/
https://smile.amazon.com/Conversations-Neale-Donald-Walsch-Collection/dp/9123797223/ref=sr_1_1?crid=VK233MRBKEF3&dchild=1&keywords=neale+donald+walsch+conversations+with+god&qid=1632936761&sprefix=neale%2Caps%2C238&sr=8-1
Learn more about Dynamo Jack:
https://www.amazon.com/Magus-Java-Teachings-Authentic-Immortal/dp/0892818131

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Past life regression hypnotherapist Elia Bean talks about overcoming trauma and harnessing the law of attraction on episode 88 of the Far Out with Faust podcast.
Elia is licensed both in hypnotherapy and also RTT (rapid transformational therapy). She has a certification in thanatology — the scientific study of death. She specializes in reprogramming the subconscious mind and using energy to heal both mind and body.
Come along as we delve into death — and rebirth, naturally — with Elia, an expert in taking people back into their past (sometimes back into other lifetimes) through hypnosis.
We’re talking about the power of past life regression, near death experiences, and coming close to death. Why? Because the past is where your trauma lies. And the only way to uncover the source of that trauma (and what’s triggering it) is to confront and heal it.
Listen in as Faust and Elia talk about original sin, and what it truly means — it will probably surprise you. The two dive into the Law of Attraction (aka Law of Resonance), and expound on the difference between karma or consequence, and punishment or retribution.
Here’s something to ponder: Do we choose our own experiences? Even the terrible ones?
Stay tuned to find out, and to hear the almost unbelievable tale of Elia’s own spiritual awakening that came in the most unlikely of forms. Spoiler: by all accounts, she should’ve died.
You don’t want to miss some of the true stories Elia shares of her patients’ past life regressions, and how these experiences were the key to unlocking their ability to transform their present lives.
Stick around for her poignant words for humanity at the end.
Connect with Elia Bean
Website: https://www.eliabean.com
Instagram: https://instagram.com/eliabean
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elia.bean
0:00 - Elia Bean Podcast
1:34 - Introducing Elia Bean
3:06- Elia’s professional studies and how she got into past life regression
8:11 - Does the embedded fear of classic religious models make sense?
16:08 - The real meaning of loving thy brother as you love yourself
20:30 - Elia’s car accident
29:54 - Prepping your mind and body for stability during fright/flight mode
34:24 - Regression, triggers and crazy encounters
45:24 - Expanding on the concept of limiting and control systems
59:11 - Movement is life
1:00:52 - Elia’s experience with regressions and tapping into one’s highest self for answers
1:05:57 - Various reasons to do a past life regression session
1:10:19 - Elia’s wisdom offerings to the world
#Podcast #PastLifeRegression #Hypnotherapy

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Author, AI commentator, data debunker, and Professor of Economics Gary N. Smith beams in to share the truth about ChatGPT, the state of science, crypto, and what the future holds on episode 110 of the Far Out with Faust podcast.
Gary N. Smith is a prolific author and the Fletcher Jones Professor of Economics at Pomona College in Claremont, California. Gary has spent much of his career illuminating the ways in which statistics and data are misunderstood, manipulated and misused. His book Standard Deviation: Flawed Assumptions, Tortured Data, and Other Ways to Lie with Statistics, was a London Times Book of the Week.
He’s also written extensively about finance, including some eye-opening stock market analyses. Gary has authored something like 16 books, more than 100 academic papers, and seven software programs on economics, finance and statistics. His work has been featured in popular media, including the New York Times, Wired, CNBC, Motley Fool, Scientific American, Forbes, Newsweek, Fast Company, and many more. Gary’s latest book is called Distrust: Big Data, Data Torturing, and the Assault on Science.
You won’t want to miss a moment of this riveting dive into emerging technologies. Faust and Gary
begin by answering all your burning questions about ChatGPT, including:
-What is ChatGPT capable of?
-Is ChatGPT as smart (or smarter) than humans?
-Is ChatGPT bad for humanity?
-Is “artificial” intelligence really intelligence?
There’s much more than AI to this podcast, as Faust probes Gary’s latest book to get the scoop on why “trust the science” has become a hollow platitude. Topics of discussion include:
-What is P-hacking and how is it ruining research?
-How is data torturing hurting science?
-How did tech giants like Google become corrupted?
-How does Big Pharma manipulate data to sell drugs?
-Is Bitcoin and crypto the future, or just a worthless sham?
-How can we use the Internet effectively without censorship?
Buy Gary’s books
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Gary-Smith/author/B001IU51YQ?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
Connect with Gary Smith
Website: https://www.garysmithn.com/home
Twitter: https://twitter.com/garysmithn

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