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Tim O'Reilly is one of the most influential pioneers and thinkers of the internet age. He is the founder, CEO, and Chairman of his own publishing company, O'Reilly Media. As a pertinent voice on the past, present and future of business and technology, he is often referred to as "The Oracle of Silicon Valley". Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 3rd of December 2017 only at https://londonreal.tv/tim-oreilly/

Goldie is a English musician, DJ, visual artist, producer and now author, who last year received an MBE from Buckingham Palace. He is known as the Godfather of urban rave, who shaped the drum 'n' bass scene with his record label, Metalheadz, putting the British underground at the forefront of global music culture. Watch this Full Episode for Free: https://londonreal.tv/goldie/

Goldie is a English musician, DJ, visual artist, producer and now author, who last year received an MBE from Buckingham Palace. He is known as the Godfather of urban rave, who shaped the drum 'n' bass scene with his record label, Metalheadz, putting the British underground at the forefront of global music culture. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 26th November 2017 only at https://londonreal.tv/goldie/

Sebastian Junger is the director, of the documentary film RESTREPO where he collaborated with producer Nick Quested on the project. They both joined forces again with their latest documentary film Hell On Earth, which examines the severe conflicts happening in Syria and Iraq. Watch this Full Episode for Free: https://londonreal.tv/sebastian-junger-nick-quested/

Sebastian Junger is the director, of the documentary film RESTREPO where he collaborated with producer Nick Quested on the project. They both joined forces again with their latest documentary film Hell On Earth, the film looks into the severe conflicts happening in Syria and Iraq. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 19th November 2017 only at https://londonreal.tv/sebastian-junger-nick-quested/

James Aspey is a animal rights activist from Sydney, Australia. He is travelling the world giving free speeches to make our planet a more sustainable place. Watch this Full Episode for Free: https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/ Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 02:00 Brian's thoughts on the episode. 04:22 Brian's introduction. 04:57 London, like the rest of the world, where Veganism and animal rights movements are growing. 05:43 Vow of silence for 365 days, not many people are prepared to put that much skin in the game. 11:07 What James learned from that experience including the power of non-violent protest. 16:19 Why people don't think about the life and death of the animal or fish in the products they eat. 20:34 There will be a radical change towards veganism and for animal rights over the next century. 21:51 Why governments dare not tell people what to eat. 23:55 Can you really beat a KFC? Why not eat a salmon you've caught or the deer you've hunted? 30:42 Are we not natural predators just like those in the animal kingdom? 33:34 How James became a good public speaker. 35:26 The biggest argument he hears against veganism which frustrates him the most. 37:39 If you are a vegan you can still be a world record holding strong man. 41:59 The vegan community which sometimes seems to attract controversy. 48:30 A typical day in James' life, which next year he intends to change completely. 51:11 How James makes a living. 52:25 What it will be like for 150 people camping and fasting in front of a slaughterhouse for 5 days. 57:26 James is not an animal lover he just respects them. 59:11 Are comparisons of animal killing to slavery or to a holocaust, justifiable? 1:00:21 James' views on other activists in the vegan movement. 1:01:34 Cancer, drugs, struggle with bulimia and Tim Ferris' influence, 1:13:11 What the book "End Emotional Eating" taught James that helped him fight bulimia. 1:15:50 Is veganism an eating disorder? 1:17:14 Modern life is contributing to more people becoming vegans. 1:19;52 James talks about Vipassan? meditation from his experience of seven 10-day sessions. 1:27:30 How James thinks fellow vegans would say he has influenced the Vegan movement. 1:30:31 What James thinks his life will be like in ten years. 1:33:29 Success Secrets. 1:34:12 The worst (and there really were some) and best days of James' life. 1:40:26 What James thinks is his superpower, 1:41:47 What scares James. 1:42:50 What keeps him awake at night. 1:43:41 What James has changed his mind about recently. 1:45:27 James has just hit rock bottom with the pressures of daily vlogging. 1:48:37 Why James has started breakdancing. 1:50:24 Phone call to the 20 year old James Aspey. 1:51:39 Best advice ever received. 1:54:28 Advice to the 20 year old listening now who would like to promote veganism philosophy. 1:57:21 Brian's summing up. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/

James Aspey is a animal rights activist from Sydney, Australia. He is travelling the world giving free speeches to make our planet a more sustainable place. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 12th November 2017 only at: https://londonreal.tv/james-aspey/

David "Avocado" Wolfe, is one of the most prominent and long-standing voices, to champion the powers of "superfoods", and promote the longevity multiverse. He gives expert advice in health, energy, peak performance, nutrition, organic & biodynamic farming, beekeeping and the benefits of chocolate. Watch this Full Episode for Free: https://londonreal.tv/david-avocado-wolfe/ Chapters: 00:00 Trailer. 02:11 Brian's thoughts on the episode. 04:27 Brian's introduction. 05:39 Long term friendship with Woody Harrelson. 09:59 Terence McKenna initiated David's passion for farming and growing his own food. 14:24 From advising Novak Djokovic, to connecting to elemental energy like Wim Hof. 17:21 Tony Robbins taught him we need certainty, but we also need uncertainty to grow and change. 21:48 Grounding, what it means and the benefits of Wim Hof's cold-water exercise. 26:49 The fractal patterns of nature are very good for harmony. 32:17 After Reykjavik, on to Ontario, California and then Hawaii for a long cleanse with Woody. 33:15 A month long cleanse is an internal and spiritual experience when you will face your demons. 36:34 Using stem cell injections to increase longevity, possibly to 200 years old. 48:51 America now is like a person who doesn't read, is no better off than a person who cannot read. 53:13 The divergent mindsets of Brooklyn, Missouri, San Diego. 59:30 Nutrition, culture and art are all David's passions which he enjoys researching. 1:02:21 Scientism fanaticism is religious fundamentalism. 1:09:50 How David has got his message out to so many people. 1:18:22 David sees the discontent and anger which social media engenders. 1:21:25 Anger, violence and intense volatility in America. 1:24:15 "People who don't listen to a vision are damn fools" - Jack Kerouac. David is glad he listened. 1:30:01 How NutriBullet was the answer to his dreams and has transformed so many lives. 1:34:58 David's ways of doing business i.e. policy of no contract, just handshake deals. 1:39:11 Success is persistence. "I will persist until I succeed…" 1:42:18 Where David's drive comes from. 1:44:13 David's experience of psycho-active plant medicines. 1:58:39 There is nothing better than being with Native Americans in their traditional sweat lodge. 2:04:04 David's surprisingly extensive knowledge of the Iboga family and other plant families. 2:12:41 Wide list of who David thinks of as successful in diverse fields from flat earth to vaccination. 2:23:31 The flat Earth argument, David questions the legitimacy of the science from Antarctica. 2:36:21 How David stays optimistic with his lack of trust in pharmaceuticals and governments. 2:38:40 What is his super power and why the name Avocado. 2:41:49 Worst and best moments of David's life. 2:47:36 Having too good a time to have children, but there's still time if he lives for 3000 years. 2:48:16 Success secrets. 2:48:45 What David has changed his mind about recently. 2:53:16 David's theory about the recent hurricanes. 2:55:41 Recent US Presidential election was a no-win situation for the voters. 3:02:29 What we should be eating for health and longevity. 3:07:53 What is it like to smoke weed with Woody Harrelson. 3:11:04 Advice to the twenty year old David Wolfe. 3:12:01 Best advice he ever received. 3:12:39 Advice to the young person listening who want to be like David Wolfe. 3:15:16 Brian's summing up. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonreal.tv/david-avocado-wolfe/

David "Avocado" Wolfe, is one of the most prominent and long-standing voices, to champion the powers of "superfoods", and promote the longevity multiverse. He gives expert advice in health, energy, peak performance, nutrition, organic & biodynamic farming, beekeeping and the benefits of chocolate. Watch this Full Episode for Free on the 5th Nov 2017 only at: https://londonreal.tv/david-avocado-wolfe/

Norman Quentin Cook, also known by his stage name Fatboy Slim, is an English DJ, musician, multi-instrumentalist and record producer and mixer. As a solo electronic act, he has won ten MTV Video Music Awards and two Brit Awards. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonreal.tv/fatboy-slim-youve-come-a-long-way-baby/ Chapters: 00.00 Trailer. 01:56 Brian's introduction. 03:37 The Studio where experimental music was made under the influences mood board. 09:24 Fatboy Slim not quite what Americans were expecting. 13:40 Records were a rarity, they had a 'B' side and people had to attend a gig to hear them. 16:35 Grandmaster Flash turned Norman from a Punk Rocker to wanting to be a DJ. 21:31 Why Brighton, not London, has remained central. 26:32 Sampling with no rules, having fun, but not always getting away with it. 28:51 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby', goes to number one in the charts. 30:36 Using feedback by being a DJ as to what pleased the crowd. 32:19 Record sources of his riffs, drum beats etc 36:27 Norman's "have fun and break rules" attitude harmonised with Spike Jonze's video. 40:37 Does great art have first to offend people and why he loves Keith Haring's work. 42:26 The difference between a star performer and a DJ and why he prefers DJaying. 45:09 When 250,000 people came to his gig on the beach in Brighton.. 48:43 The power of music to create collective euphoria, perhaps religious, even tribal experience 59:02 DJaying is powerful, intense and very rewarding. 1:04:21 DJs can go on for ever. 1:06:20 How Norman keeps in such good shape, able to be on stage until 6am. 1:06:59 Norman is involved in other creative projects, but doesn't want another number one hit. 1:10:05 Why he's never taken a break from working. 1:13:02 Phone call to the 20 year old Norman Cook 1:15:46 Best advice ever received. 1:16:04 Advice to the 20 year watching who wants to be a DJ. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonreal.tv/fatboy-slim-youve-come-a-long-way-baby/