Podcast appearances and mentions of adam swanson

After covering "Doxy" in the last episode, we decided to follow it up with the song that supposedly was the original version, "Jada". AJ and Johnny listen to and discuss versions of this Jazz standard by The Original New Orleans Jazz Band, Louis Prima, Doc Cheatham and Nicholas Payton, Sidney Bechet, The Side Street Strutters, and new-to-us artist Adam Swanson.

In this episode, Dr. Matt sits down with Adam Swanson who, at the age of 17, began a bike packing trip that would ultimately last 680 days traveling through over 20 countries. In their conversation, Adam talks through the incredible experiences that he had along his journey and the many lessons he learned along the way.Follow Adam:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acrosstheworldbybike/?hl=enAdam's Website: https://twowheelsoneworld.orgFollow EverAthlete For More: Instagram: @everathlete Online Training Programs: www.everathlete.fit

Adam Swanson is back in the Twin Cities and about to start college at the U of M, but only after riding his BIKE ACROSS THE GLOBE!

Adam Swanson is back in the Twin Cities and about to start college at the U of M, but only after riding his BIKE ACROSS THE GLOBE!

Adam Swanson is  19 years old and is 1.5 years into a world cycling tour as a gap year between high school and college. He is traveling to educate himself on the world before going to university, to grow as a person, and to grow his love for cycle touring.He's toured with his family all his life, ever since his dad and pregnant mom pulled him in a Burley trailer across Mexico as a baby. Since then he's toured the US from coast to coast, Cuba, Eastern Europe and gone on some weekend trips with family and friends. Now he is doing it on his own, free and happy to continue this lifestyle.He's been on the road now for over a year and has cycled across 19 countries between Thailand and The Netherlands. Now he is continuing his trip Patagonia.Enjoy the conversation. Be bold. Be intrepid.To support the podcast please leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.Find the book Unhinged in Ethiopia: Two Thousand Kilometers of Hell and Heaven on a Bicycle at the following link- https://intrepidglobalcitizen.com/Contact me at george@intrepidglobalcitizen.com and let me know your thoughts and feelings about the podcast or if you have a story you'd like to share. 

Another great conversation with my third-favorite artist (behind my wife and Van Gogh). Wait till you hear where his next artist's residency is taking him! Adam is a textbook example of putting in the work to not only achieve recognition and sustainability in one's chosen vocation, but also in becoming an indispensable part of the community. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/eddygilmore. https://www.adamswanson.com

Adam Swanson has virtually grown up on a bike. He was just an infant when his family took a bike tour across Mexico, and now, at 18 years old, he is on his first solo worldwide tour. After graduating high school last year, he set off for a gap year traveling the world with the full support of his family who are longtime Warmshowers hosts. Adam believes that long-term travel at his age makes you a more open-minded person and is the perfect way to get to know the world. Bike touring before college can also spark interest in a field of study you would never have thought of if you started classes right out of high school. Adam has already developed a desire to attend college abroad instead of returning to the United States as he had initially planned.Adam brings a very unique perspective to what's possible for young tourers. His advice to any young person considering a tour is to go solo. People feel more comfortable approaching a solo tourer, plus it also makes you more outgoing. He has met so many more people traveling solo than he ever met when traveling with a group. Adam is making connections to last a lifetime on his tour across the world, helping him mature into a well-rounded individual ready for the next stage of his life. You can learn more about Adam on his blog at Two Wheels One World, on Instagram at @acrosstheworldbybike, and on TikTok at adamswanson067.Join our community at Warmshowers.org, follow us on Instagram @Warmshowers_org and visit us on Facebook. Contact Tahverlee directly at Tahverlee@Warmshowers.org.Happy riding and hosting!

Between turns in his new sauna, Adam Swanson talks about his time in Antarctica and what it's like to sauna at the South Pole. Apologies for some sound issues here. Shouldn't happen again.

Woke up jazzed after a fantastic visit with artist Adam Swanson. I was the first guest in his new sauna, and wanted to offer a few thoughts as a prelude to our recording. Reconnecting with him reawakened me in some ways.

Think about your community . . . What's changed? Was your parents' childhood different from your own? And then ask yourself . . . What do you imagine your community will be like in another generation? On this episode, a man wonders what the future will hold for his small Colorado community; and we sit down with James Fallows, a correspondent from The Atlantic and co-author of Our Towns: A 100,000 Mile Journey into the Heart of America. Join J.R. and Kelsey as they discuss Big Changes in Small Towns. This episode originally broadcast on April 25th, 2020. Stories The Evolution of a Small Agricultural Town An anonymous story as told to Adam Swanson from Facing Change in Northern Colorado. Performed by Carl Frost. Music Used in This Episode "Beat Poets" by Snake Oil Salesmen Released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) License. From the Free Music Archive.

Episode 40 of EIUPanthers Podcast as we talk with current EIU cross country and track runner Adam Swanson.  This season as a redshirt freshman Swanson has burst onto the scene winning the 800 meter and 1,500 meter races at the Texas Relays.  He added a win and second place finish in those events this past weekend at the Drake Relays.  Swanson talks about his season to date, how he got into the sport of running and his experience at EIU having already won a pair of OVC Championships on the cross country and indoor track teams. 

Episode 40 of EIUPanthers Podcast as we talk with current EIU cross country and track runner Adam Swanson.  This season as a redshirt freshman Swanson has burst onto the scene winning the 800 meter and 1,500 meter races at the Texas Relays.  He added a win and second place finish in those events this past weekend at the Drake Relays.  Swanson talks about his season to date, how he got into the sport of running and his experience at EIU having already won a pair of OVC Championships on the cross country and indoor track teams. 

Host Dr. Flowers, Co-Host Robin French and VIP Guest, Adam Swanson, discuss co-dependency in mental health and families, setting strong boundaries with family for helping navigate to end the repeated patterns, the process of healing from trauma and what barriers often get in the way.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Host Dr. Flowers, Co-Host Robin French and VIP Guest, Adam Swanson, discuss co-dependency in mental health and families, setting strong boundaries with family for helping navigate to end the repeated patterns, the process of healing from trauma and what barriers often get in the way.

This episode was recorded live on September 28th, 2020 on Zoom. We begin our two year anniversary show with two open micers before getting into our two headliners. First, Adam Swanson. He is a writer and works as an advocate specializing in public health equity. His writing has appeared in O, The Oprah Magazine, the Lambda Literary Review, the Washington Post, and elsewhere. He works full-time at the Suicide Prevention Resource Center, and is a master's student in the Creative Writing Program at Emerson College in Boston. Then, we have Bobby Miller. He is a performance poet, writer, actor and photographer. He is the author of 23 books of photography and poetry and all books are available at Blurb.com. He has performed his original material at Lincoln Center, The Smithsonian Institute, New York University, and was also a winner in The National Poetry Slam as a member of The Nuyorican Poets. He has been seen on television on the PBS program City Arts and the BBC/PBS produced program The Clive James Hour. Mr. Miller also curated and hosted Verbal Abuse, a spoken word evening, the first Sunday of each month at Jackie 60 & Mother Nightclub in New York City.

Ecologist Tom Hollenhorst, of Duluth, Minn., recommends the art exhibit “The Mirrors” by Adam Swanson, on display at the Great Lakes Aquarium and online through the month of August. He calls it a science-meets-art collection. Each of the paintings features a federally listed threatened and endangered animal of Minnesota. The colors of the paintings are bright and joyful, and the pairings of wild animals with humans or scientific equipment can be thought-provoking or humorous. The Minnesota Fringe Virtual Festival runs through Sunday, and comedian John Gebretatose suggests tuning into the half diary-reading, half improv show, “OMG.” He says the show centers on guests reading from their actual teen diaries, after which improv actors create scenes inspired by the material. Gebretatose called the show “angsty and hilarious … and healing.” “OMG” runs Thursday, Saturday and Sunday nights at 7 p.m. as part of the Fringe Festival. Freelance theater director Shalee Cole Mauleón is excited about the Fringe show “Instructions for a Habitat Inventory” from Playable Artworks. Through your smartphone, you choose a personal habitat to explore, such as your home or neighborhood. Actors give instructions and ask questions, making you an active member of the performance. Mauleón says Margo Gray has assembled a talented cast of actors of color. Between the pandemic and the uprisings following the killing of George Floyd, Mauleón called “Instructions for a Habitat Inventory,”a timely show that left her looking at her home in a new way. Find more on Art Hounds® Become an Art Hound today Join the hunt for arts and culture

Today's episode is very special because it is our first Digital Slam. We opened the floor up to the entire world and recorded it live on Zoom on April 27th, 2020. We have a wonderful open mic that includes a few familiar voices and some new ones. Then we hop right into our headliners. First, is Adam Swanson, he is a writer and health equity advocate specializing in suicide prevention. He's a 2020 Writing by Writers fellow and a former Lambda Literary fellow. Adam works as the Senior Prevention Specialist at the Suicide Prevention Resource Center. Then we hear from Boots McCann-- who is the woman she has always wanted to be. Her queer origin story involves a farm, a bug collection, ass shaking, international travel disasters, and becoming a bicyclist at age 40. Boots lives in Chicago with the woman of her dreams and wants to be on an NBA Senior Dance Team when she grows up.

Think about your community . . . What's changed? Was your parents' childhood different from your own? And then ask yourself . . . What do you imagine your community will be like in another generation? On this episode, a man wonders what the future will hold for his small Colorado community; and we sit down with James Fallows, a correspondent from The Atlantic and co-author of Our Towns: A 100,000 Mile Journey into the Heart of America.  Join J.R. and Kelsey as they discuss Big Changes in Small Towns. Stories The Evolution of a Small Agricultural Town An anonymous story as told to Adam Swanson from Facing Change in Northern Colorado. Performed by Carl Frost. Music Used in This Episode "Beat Poets" by Snake Oil Salesmen Released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) License. From the Free Music Archive. 

Hi everyone! I hope you all are safe and healthy and are running happy! Thanks for listening to this great conversation between me and Eastern Illinois University XC and track runner Adam Swanson! We talk training, D1 runner day in the life, his success on the team so far, and how to stay positive training during this pandemic. Enjoy! :) Adam's Instagram- https://instagram.com/adamthebrohon?igshid=1uw6tde3bz1w8 Adam's running account Instagram- https://instagram.com/adamthebrorun?igshid=ieprnecigd7d

I am Adam Swanson. This is a podcast I did with my friend Brent.

This time, me, Adam Swanson and Caroline Quarton are talking mental toughness, dealing with adversity and how we each dealt with injuries.  -Adam is entering his freshman year at Eastern Illinois University and has run a 1:56 800m at Dundee Crown High School. - Caroline is entering her senior year at Litchfield High School and has run an 18:54 3 mile in XC  This conversation was a lot of fun and I hope you learn something from it and enjoyed! - Follow Adam on Instagram @adamthebrohon & his awesome running account @adamthebrorun - Follow Caroline on Instagram @cquarton - Follow me on Instagram & Twitter @Abbylopez42 - Follow me on Strava @Abby Lopez

One of Duluth's most visible - and busiest - artists Adam Swanson recently returned from an artist residency aboard the research vessel Falkor, where he captured images of science with art.  Swanson, who recently finished a giant owl mural in Duluth's Lincoln Park neighborhood, joins Christa Lawler and Barrett Chase on the podcast this week to talk about his recent assignment at sea and how that work re-energizes him once he returns to his home studio. 

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