Welcome back to the podcast. We've got my buddy Adam Fallen. Adam is a check understudy as well as an

advanced biomechometry guy. He's taken the advanced training just recently studied under Dr. Robert

Gilbert, who's been on the podcast a while back. The late great Robert Gilbert, of course, was the guy

who taught all of biogeometry for the Western Hemisphere for Dr. Ibrahim Kareem, who's also been on the podcast and the founder of biogeometry. So lots of cool stuff. Adam is a musician. He takes us through one of the coolest stories on his road through music, into the body and health and wellness, and into frequency and biodeometry. So I love this podcast. He's done a number from my house. I promise you like this. I'm not

big on subtle energy. I mentioned on the podcast, but it's worth mentioning here. I can't feel. I can't read oras. I can't like I can feel someone in the room if something's going on, but I wouldn't say I'm super perceptible with that part of my faculties yet. But having this place tuned in, I sleep better. I feel better and there's a real thing with that you know and obviously if you really want a deep dive

biogeometry go back and look at having this place tuned in, I sleep better, I feel better, and there's a real thing with that,

you know, and obviously, if you really want a deep dive biogeometry, go back and listen to the podcast I did with Dr. Robert Gilbert and, of course, Dr. Ibrahim Karim, who is the founder of it. So fascinating stuff, you know, as Ibrahim calls it, it is a physics of quality. And there's a whole new science behind that. You know, he's opening doorways that have previously not been open,

and I'm fascinated by stuff like that, especially as it concerns to EMF, 200,000 satellites going in the air and everything else that we're bombarded with on a daily basis. But that's it. Adam's a great dude. Awesome guy. I had a blast with him. We will do it again for sure. Thank you, Adam, for coming on the podcast. Share this podcast with friends and check out anything I've got offering coming up here on the breaks. All right. Thanks, y'all. Enjoy. Welcome to the podcast. Hey, Fallen, like I'm falling. Or is it like Phelan? Well, it's actually Fallon, but I go with Fallen because, I mean, it's just been mispronounced my whole life.

I like that's why I like Fallon, you know, like Fallen Angel.

You know what I'm saying?

Exactly.

Fallon makes me think of that quack, you know, Jimmy.

You know, I want nothing to do with that guy.

I would want no association with a Fallon.

No relation.

It's not spelled the same.

I'm falling. Yeah, exactly. I like that. Well, and that's how I came up with fallen frequency even. Oh, hell yeah. That's dope, dude. Well, look, who introed us? Was it online? Was it check? I think it was between Alex Ruiz, Savvy Mangrum, and Paul. Yeah. Awesome. Awesome. I love Alex Ruiz too. A freaking amazing human he is. Oh, my God. An amazing artist. Walk me through growing up. Your guy who's done a lot of things, you kind of remind me your backstory of Justin Nalt. I don't know if you're familiar with Nalt, but like, you know, really big as a piano player did really well

traveling and kind of, you know, just ended up getting strung out, you know, being the party

guy, being the guy. And I don't think that's necessarily your story, but you had, you know,

a stint where a lot of success in there. Talk about, you know, growing up, what was life like?

When did you start getting into music and just walk us through that yeah man

i mean what a blessed journey seriously i started out you know first of all my mom is an artist

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