Iron Heart spotted on celebrities

[rovdjurstorget]

@Graham:

@rovdjurstorget He tagged IH in the post.

That's awesome. Thanks!

[mclaincausey]

Aside from the hardware, there sunnies resemble JMM Taos to me

[hajduk]

He must be a customer at Rivet and Hide & Seen Optics in Manchester [emoji6]!
Johnny Marr! Man! One of my childhood idols!

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[Tmulltuous]

Andrew Huberman rocking what looks like the new flannel with Lex Fridman?

[Mizmazzle]

Had to look up Andrew Huberman. Dude is mad smart. Makes sense why we all love Iron Heart…It’s just science!!!

[popvulture]

Yeah I looked him up too — gonna check out his podcast! My aging, addled brain could dip its atrophied mind-toe in the pool of neuroplasticity, that's for sure.

[Mizmazzle]

That’s hilarious @popvulture i was thinking the exact same bing. Even saved his podcast to my phone! Could use some brain yoga for sure!

[Alex]

I listen to his podcasts frequently - find them in the main very interesting, but you need to be paying attention for sure

[Oaktavia]

I keep seeing that UHF! Mine is coming Monday!

I too needed to look him up. Downloaded a few of his episodes on Spotify for next week's trip to NC. I have a feeling it will be a long one.

[mclaincausey]

Speaking of Huberman, made me think of neuroplasticity, which reminded me of the David Byrne production “Theater of the Mind.” All I can say is buy the ticket and take the ride if you have the opportunity to experience that.

[mclaincausey]

@Mizmazzle since I see your comment on neuroplasticity, it’s in denver I think through January. I’d recommend going with a group of friends. So cool.

[Mizmazzle]

Oh interesting @mclaincausey ill look into it. What is it, like a talk or a interactive experience or something?

David Byrne also has a really cool show going on called, “Theatre of the Mind.” Gets into how we perceive our own realities. I though that was pretty rad.

[mclaincausey]

That’s… what I was referring to 

@mclaincausey:

Speaking of Huberman, made me think of neuroplasticity, which reminded me of the David Byrne production “Theater of the Mind.” All I can say is buy the ticket and take the ride if you have the opportunity to experience that.

I’m not going to say anything about what happens in the production. It’s best IMO for anyone who goes to do so without any expectations / preconceptions.

[Mizmazzle]

@mclaincausey haha. I just noticed your second “previous” message referencing Theatre of the Mind. Haha. Didn’t even see that message before. Not sure what this means about the plasticity of my mind…but I’m gonna venture to say…it’s not good haha

[mclaincausey]

Same, brother, and painfulle so @Mizmazzle but glad you went, it was an amazing experience for our group. We're all huge David Byrne fans, but really that only came into what made it cool in a fairly minor way.

[Mizmazzle]

Yea same here @mclaincausey huge Byrne fans and Mega Talking Heads fan. But agreed, no need to be a fan of the man to be fascinated by Theatre of the Mind. Really cool experience.

[DrPat]

I recommend the Hubernam podcast with Anna Lembke to overcome your Ironheart addiction.

[neph93]

@DrPat:

I recommend the Hubernam podcast with Anna Lembke to overcome your Ironheart addiction.

Now where’s the fun in that?

[Mizmazzle]

Well, at least Iron Heart is a longer lasting high than cocaine!

[Graham]

First time I have seen the absolute guitar God Stephen Brodsky rocking Iron Heart.