Elucidate With Goliath Flores

Denny Leroux is a skilled musician, songwriter, and producer who’s played with people like James Brown and many other legendary musicians, as-well as for presidents of the United States. In this podcast we talk about his awesome musical career, the evolution of—and current state of the music industry, and more. Fore more video, show notes, and more episodes visit: http://atlanticradio.blogspot.com/2016/08/elucidate-no-56-denny-leroux.html

Melissa Ross is the host of First Coast Connect which is a community oriented talk show. You can find it at 89.9 on the FM dial, or listen to the podcast archive of her show in case you can’t listen at 9am. We talk about raising kids, Generation X and Millennials (I personally think Generation X sounds way cooler, no offense Millennials), and about what it’s like to be the host of FCC. For show notes, audio, and more episodes visit: http://atlanticradio.blogspot.com/2016/07/elucidate-no-55-melissa-ross-2.html

Saura Johnston is a motivated entrepreneur and business owner. We talk about patronizing local businesses, the internet, technology, and society. - My daughter makes an appearance towards the last few minutes of this podcast, she’s a toddler and wanted my attention bad. If you’re a parent you’ll understand and maybe even appreciate it.   For show notes and more episodes please visit: http://atlanticradio.blogspot.com/2016/07/elucidate-no-54-saura-johnston-2.html

  Eli Bajalia is a permaculturist as well as a musician and cool dude. Although the episode is over an hour long, we still just brush the surface of this agricultural art of permaculture, which has the potential to transform natural landscapes to serve humanity. We also talk a little about his banjo and music playing (The first ten minutes we talk music, the rest permaculture). For show notes and more episodes visit: atlanticradio.blogspot.com

In this episode I talk about logging into facebook for the first time in three years, and how social media is supposed to be here for our benefit.   Show notes and more episodes at: http://atlanticradio.blogspot.com/2016/06/elucidate-no-52-social-media.html

Here's an episode about the whaleship Essex of the 1920's. It involves sailing ships, whales, and a torturous journey for survival. I became interested in sea-faring through books, subsequently the idea of being out at sea without modern technology fascinates me. For show notes visit: http://atlanticradio.blogspot.com/2016/06/elucidate-no-51-whaleship-essex.html