The Baskis Project
The Baskis Project is a conversation about life, curiosity, and everything that comes with it. Hosted by Steve Baskis, the show follows curiosity wherever it leads, through conversations with interesting people and explorations of music, travel, adventure, food, disability, technology, personal experiences, and the questions worth asking along the way. Some episodes are interviews. Some are conversations with friends. Some are Steve thinking out loud. And sometimes the conversation goes somewhere nobody expected. There's no fixed format, no single subject, and no predetermined destination. That's part of the adventure. People. Places. Experiences. Curiosity. This is The Baskis Project.
Episodes
What memories stay with us, what brings them back, and what do we hope others remember about us?
This episode of Baskis 360 kicks off a new recurring conversation between Steve Baskis and his longtime friend Nate Allen, aka Nate Flowers. Nate, a Navy combat veteran, will join Steve from time to time to ask questions, exchange perspectives, share stories, and see where the conversation leads.
For their first conver...
Steve Baskis and Nate Allen share the story behind their original reggae-inspired song "She's My Reggae Lover," discussing songwriting, collaboration, live music inspiration, creativity, IGY6, and how AI tools like Suno are changing music production while keeping human emotion and connection at the center.
In this episode of Baskis 360, Steve hits record with no plan and ends up in a raw, unfiltered conversation with his friend Nate Allen. What starts as a casual hangout turns into a deep dive into music, vibration, and the way sound impacts how we think, feel, and connect.
They explore how music can be therapeutic, the difference between listening and performing, and how certain frequencies and energy can influence mood and...
In this heartfelt episode of Baskis 360, host Steve Baskis welcomes two passionate advocates for veterans—April Heard and Amy Eifling—from the Welcome Home Alliance for Veterans in Montrose, Colorado. April, the Executive Director and an Army veteran, and Amy, the Volunteer Coordinator and a Marine Corps veteran, share deeply moving stories of community support, personal transformation, and the unique challenges faced b...
In this special episode of the Baskis 360 Podcast, host Steve Baskis sits down with Les Williams and Jay Bob Bruce, two key leaders behind the Montrose V...
Just a quick update for everyone. Happy New Year! Check out my personal blog if you get the chance. Find it at this link: https://baskis.com
Sometimes Steve creates demonstrations for blind or visually impaired individuals. This episode features Steve describing how a blind user can use Pro Tools to record midi drums. Steve goes over creating an instrument track, loading a virtual instrument, recording a simple rock drum beat, editing & navigating midi notes, selecting & splitting midi notes and finally quantization. Visit Baskis.com and fill out the contact for...
Steve explains in more detail, how a blind or visually impaired individual scans physical mail.
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The audio in this episode is connected to an article you will find on my personal website.
Have you ever wondered how a blind person can read mail. Well, in this episode I explained how ideal with physical mail and how I use technology to live an independent life. Check out the article I wrote o...
Steve Baskis, Nick Morris and Ali Shelley speak with Jeff Bornstein. Read more about Jeff below…
Jeff is a retired US Army, military intelligence, communication specialist who says the most intelligent thing he ever did was to marry his wife. His favorite hobby, he's amateur radio (HAM) operator KM6OPI. After the Army he answered an ad in the newspaper for background actors for the movie "Rocky III". In 1989, he pursued one ...
Nick Morris and Steve Baskis speak about their war injuries, recovery and rehabilitation. Steve asks questions about Knicks mental perspective before joining the military, while serving during war and after physical trauma. Questions are asked about whether resilience training should exist or be improved, as well as whether or not military personnel worry about being seriously wounded during combat operations. If you have anybody i...
In this episode Steve speaks to a gentleman by the name of Ignasi Cambra. Ignasi is a professional classical pianist who performs all over the United States and Europe, but lives in Barcelona, Spain. he tells his story of how he chose to go to school in the U.S., how music has been part of his life from a very young age and contemplates whether Music will be his main focus in the future. be sure to look him up on Google and find hi...
In this episode Steve speaks to Kevin Reeves a talented musician and instructor at I See Music. Kevin talks about some of the challenges he faces as a blind individual, how I see music was born, what it is like to work as a session vocalist and what it means to be adaptable. Kevin has published his music to the different major streaming companies such as Apple Music, Spotify etc. check them out if you...
In this episode Steve speaks to John Gunn a Blind musician who dabbles with audio recording and composing. #Podcast #BlindMusician #Baskis360
in this episode Steve speaks to Andre Louis a blind musician and music composer. They discuss different things about Andre's life, influences and where Music is taking him. We also discuss his involvement with the company Native Instruments and how some of their products are accessible to the blind and visually impaired. Here are some links Andre provided:
http://www.andrelouis.com/shorts/
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOnjLoui...
A conversation with Steve's father Who is a scientist that has developed a number of technologies. In this episode Steve talks to his father about life, his fathers influences and the work he has pursued over the years. visit this website to learn more about one of his companies: www.draconisextractiontechnologies.com
A conversation with Dr. Thomas Zampieri president of the Blinded Veterans Association. In this episode we discuss the changes that have occurred in July of 2020 on Capitol Hill for disabled veterans, specifically items related to the special adaptive housing grant. Visit: www.bva.org to learn more about how you can help Blind Veteran's.
Steve Baskis speaks about his experience with smart home technology and how it benefits him as a blind/visually impaired individual.
A conversation with Matt Diemert about his life, music and blindness...
Dr. Fliesler is a SUNY Distinguished Professor, UB Distinguished Professor, the Meyer H. Riwchun Endowed Chair Professor of Ophthalmology, and Vice-Chair/Director of Research in the Department of Ophthalmology, State University of New York (SUNY)- University at Buffalo (UB). He also holds concurrent appointments as a professor in the Department of Biochemistry and in the Neuroscience Graduate Program at UB, as well as being a Depar...
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