The greatest TEDx performance that never was? | Jason Frymier | TEDxMarionCorrectional 2014

Jason Frymier is a lifelong BMX bike rider who has won numerous racing championships. He has been unable to ride for the past sixteen years because of his incarceration, and cannot wait for the day when he can once again go for a ride. He often finds himself agreeing to do things that he will later regret… like giving a TEDx Talk. Most days Jason can be found training for what he believes to be an unavoidable fight with the cookie monster. When not training, he can be found con¬templating the fantastic lives of Sock Monkeys. He can also be found listening to the greatest band in the world – Rush, while building models of classic movie monsters. He is learn¬ing management techniques by watching Gordon Ramsey shows. After TEDxMarionCorrectional, he will be available to take pictures and sign autographs for his many fans.

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Remembrance of things present | Peter Maeck | TEDxMarionCorrectional 2014

“Remembrance of Things Present” is not incarceration in a literal, physical correctional institution. The imprisonment described is that of a father sentenced to spend his last fifteen years afflicted by Alzheimer’s Disease, and of the son feeling trapped and helpless in the face of his father's condition. six.word.bio: Writing in pictures, painting in words.

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