We have conversations with people are doing interesting things, have interesting stories and have unique expertise. We believe no subject is unimportant, everybody is interesting and you can learn something from every conversation / life story. Ken is a
Dr. Renya Ramirez is a professor of Anthropology at UC Santa Cruz. She is currently co-principle investigator on a one million dollar critical mission studies grant from the UC office of the President. Their work, in collaboration with California Indian people is to tell the story of the California Missions from the native perspective. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE. REVIEW!!!
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Dr. Caterina Himberg is a professor of Kinesiology at California State University at Chico. She specializes in physical education, specifically integrating a complete curriculum for grade school students. She is an advocate for building a foundation for good physical habits at an early age to promote health and wellness. Find her @ supportREALteachers.org -No Excuses! A documentary on a transformation project in Harlem - Why physical education should be an important part of a child's day - The benefits of movement to battle anxiety and depression - The difference between "healthy" and "health" SHARE. REVIEW. SUBSCRIBE!!!
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Dr. Russell Shapiro is a Professor of Geology and expert Paleontologist who currently teaches at California State University, Chico. He has worked extensively with NASA on the 2020 Mars mission, which recently landed and completed surface samples in the search for potential evidence of past/present life. In addition, he consults on various geological sites throughout the US and abroad; and admittedly makes an amazing bagel. - If evidence exists of life on other planets, what does that mean? - Why does life choose to evolve in adversarial landscapes? - How curiosity led to diving in oceanic caves with Robert Dill ( The father of marine biology and right hand man to Jacques Cousteau ), in the pacific at the age of 17. REVIEW. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE!!!
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Dr. Tissot is a professor of marine ecology and director of the Marine research lab at Humbolt State University. His new science fiction book, Songs of Thalassa, Tells the story of a native Hawaiian woman's quest to surf the biggest know wave in the universe. His is passionate about storytelling, and especially raising awareness to real life issues through story. He is also and avid and lifetime surfer. REVIEW. SHARE. SUBSCRIBE!!!
Jim discusses his upbringing in the restaurant / diner business, and how he used a twenty thousand dollar investment to start his first solo venture. Along the way Jim owned and sold multiple restaurants, a night club, running shoe store and dabbled in Bay Area real estate. He lost it all in 2008, but has recovered stronger than ever.
Ken's father-in-law, Scott Maeda, joins him for a recap of the climate conversation with Ph.D. Patrick Brown. The conversation goes in many directions; Including our view on the evolution of climate change, the American sense of entitlement that is reflected in daily life / the workplace and my realization that I'm an asshole that judges everybody :)
What is climate change? Is it real? Is it caused by us? ARE WE ALL GOING TO DIE??? Patrick breaks it down in an unbiased fashion. Patrick Brown is a Ph.D. climate scientist and an assistant professor in the Department of Meteorology & Climate Science at San Jose State University where he teaches and conducts research on weather and climate and their interactions with society. He holds a Ph.D. from Duke University in Earth and Ocean Sciences, a Master's degree from the department he is now a faculty member in, and a Bachelors's degree from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. He has also conducted research at the Carnegie Institution at Stanford University, NASA JPL at Caltech, NASA Langley in Virginia, NASA Goddard in Washington DC, and NOAA's GFDL at Princeton University. He has published peer-reviewed papers in Nature, PNAS, Nature Climate Change, as well as many other journals and his research has been highlighted in The Washington Post, Newsweek, The Huffington Post, The BBC and The Guardian among other places.
Ken and Steve discuss their take away from this weeks conversation with Attorney, Trevor Zink. If you enjoy our podcast please subscribe and leave us a review!
Trevor Zink is the founder of the Omni Law group, based in San Jose CA, the heart of the Silicon Valley. He provides expert advice on WHY individuals and businesses get involved in litigation, WHAT to do if you find yourself in litigation, and HOW you can avoid finding yourself in a legal mess. Also, we discuss the disadvantage of being the "little guy" in the legal system, frivolous lawsuits and the SLAP protection, and how you can cover your ass.
Chris dives into his decision to study aerospace engineering at Oklahoma University, his brief foray into the world of corporate America, and why he chose to leave to start his own real estate development company. Most importantly, Chris goes in depth about selling his company and what happens when you become a victim of your own success.
Dennis Loewen has a masters degree in management from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. He founded Metis real estate, a boutique real estate brokerage in the greater San Francisco Bay Area. We discuss his roots in Silicon Valley, his time in the high stress tech industry, and the decision he made to leave it all to sell real estate and live life on his terms. "get to living and do it" - Dennis
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