Podcast appearances and mentions of austin meyer

In this engaging episode, documentary filmmaker Austin Meyer and sanctuary director Zoe Novic share how improvisation techniques can revolutionize animal advocacy. From their work leading “Advocacy Playground” workshops at the Animal and Vegan Advocacy Summit to Austin’s compelling animal-focused documentaries, the couple demonstrates how creativity and playfulness can strengthen activism while building essential skills like listening and adaptability. Their unique approach…

Interviews are the backbone of so many documentaries. They are also very challenging to nail. Especially when you are working as a solo shooter or in small teams, like I do a lot, the amount of things that can go wrong can feel overwhelming. In this video I go over 5 mistakes I see documentary filmmakers, which, if you keep in mind, can dramatically increase the odds that you'll walk away from your next interview feeling good! Follow Austin Meyer's socials: Youtube | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Website WHO AM I? If we haven't met yet before - Hey

Northwest WBB coach Austin Meyer talks about the Bearcats' season thus far, the matchup with Missouri Western and more.

Planet Earth III, the world's premiere natural history documentary series, is back with its third installment, presented and narrated by Sir David Attenborough. The series represents five years of work. The eight episodes comprise 134 total shoots across 1,904 shooting days and took place in 43 countries across six continents. In this episode, I interview executive producer Mike Gunton and freelance cinematographer Prakash Matada about the making of this remarkable series. the creative director for the BBC's natural history unit and the executive producer of Planet Earth 3. Prakash Matada is a freelance cinematographer, National Geographic Explorer, and wildlife filmmaker who filmed a wild dog sequence in the Forests episode of the series. WHO AM I? If we haven't met yet before - Hey

Our guest today, Austin Meyer, is a documentarian, journalist, podcaster, and animal rights activist, giving a voice to those whose stories might not otherwise be heard. He's worked for HBO, The New York Times, and National Geographic, to name a few outlets, and his filmmaking has taken him to faraway places like India, Nepal, and Zambia, where Austin chose to adopt a plant-based diet.    Austin is also a passionate ultrarunner. And on April 15th of this year, with a time of ten hours and seven minutes, Austin showed the world what a vegan athlete can accomplish by winning the Zion 100K Trail Race.    This is a must-listen episode for anyone trying to achieve the improbable and for any naysayers claiming it can't be done on a plant-based diet!   “I will say one of the interesting elements is that most of the ultra-athletes who I see when it comes to their nutrition game around race day will actually move towards my end of the spectrum when it comes to race day. Like most people aren't eating dairy, they're not having meat when it comes to this day where you need to perform, which is kind of an interesting element.” – Austin Meyer   What we discuss in this episode: The major life changes Austin experienced that prompted him to adopt a plant-based diet. How he maintained a plant-based diet while living in a rural village in Zambia. How Austin transitioned to journalism and documentary filmmaking after playing soccer at Stanford. What he experienced and learned about himself in the first few years as an ultrarunner. What Austin eats and drinks while he's training and during a race. What he did differently to win the Zion 100K Trail Race. What Austin is doing to promote veganism. Austin's experiences working with two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof.   Resources:  Austin's website: Austin Meyer Films Instagram: Austin Meyer (@austinmeyerfilms) • Instagram photos and videos Twitter: Austin Meyer (@ameyerfilms) / Twitter Facebook: Austin Meyer Resource Book: Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen: McDougall, Christopher: 9780307279187   Click the link below and support the ADD SOY Act! https://switch4good.org/add-soy-act/ Send us a voice message and ask a question. We want to hear from you!  Switch4Good.org/podcast Dairy-Free Swaps Guide: Easy Anti-Inflammatory Meals, Recipes, and Tips https://switch4good.org/dairy-free-swaps-guide SUPPORT SWITCH4GOOD https://switch4good.org/support-us/ ★☆★ JOIN OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP ★☆★  https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastchat ★☆★ SWITCH4GOOD WEBSITE ★☆★ https://switch4good.org/ ★☆★ ONLINE STORE ★☆★ https://shop.switch4good.org/shop/ ★☆★ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM ★☆★ https://www.instagram.com/Switch4Good/ ★☆★ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK ★☆★ https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/ ★☆★ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ★☆★ https://mobile.twitter.com/Switch4GoodNFT ★☆★ DOWNLOAD THE ABILLION APP ★☆★ https://app.abillion.com/users/switch4good

Ultramarathon Champion Austin Meyer on Life as a Vegan Endurance Athlete by Megan Edwards at ForksOverKnives.com   Original post:  https://www.forksoverknives.com/wellness/ultramarathon-champion-austin-meyer-on-life-as-vegan-endurance-athlete/    Forks Over Knives Documentary: https://www.forksoverknives.com/the-film/    Forks Over Knives was founded following the release of the world-famous documentary Forks Over Knives in 2011, showing people how to regain control of their health and their lives with a plant-based diet. Since then Forks Over Knives released bestselling books, launched a mobile recipe app and maintains a website filled with the latest research, success stories, recipes, and tools to help people at every phase of their plant-based journeys. They also have a cooking course, a meal planner, a line of food products, and a magazine. Please visit www.ForksOverKnives.com for a wealth of resources.    How to support the podcast: Share with others. Recommend the podcast on your social media. Follow/subscribe to the show wherever you listen. Buy some vegan/plant based merch: https://www.plantbasedbriefing.com/shop    Follow Plant Based Briefing on social media: Twitter: @PlantBasedBrief YouTube: YouTube.com/PlantBasedBriefing  Facebook: Facebook.com/PlantBasedBriefing  LinkedIn: Plant Based Briefing Podcast Instagram: @PlantBasedBriefing #vegan #plantbased #plantbasedbriefing #veganathlete #ultramarathon #austinmeyer 

Die Flugsimulation braucht Visionen - das ist nicht erst seit heute bekannt. Deshalb haben eure drei Pappnasen die Flusiglaskugel auf den Tisch gestellt um die Großgeister der Flugsimulation heraufzubeschwören. Und wenn wir schon bei Visionen sind: Welche Vorstellung hat Austin Meyer, und was strebt Jörg Neumann an? Hört jetzt rein für eine weitere Folge mit euren Simulanten Rafi, Tommi und Julius - für X-Plane gegen MSFS, Arbeit durch Zeit und die Frage, wie VATSIM eigentlich früher hieß.

We go one on one with Northwest Women's coach Austin Meyer during today's MIAA Basketball Media Day --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cliffnotespod/support

Dr. Brad Klontz (@drbradklontz) is a financial psychologist, Managing Principal at Your Mental Wealth Advisors, and co-author of six books on the psychology of money, including Money Mammoth: Harness The Power of Financial Psychology to Evolve Your Money Mindset, Avoid Extinction, and Crush Your Financial Goals. What We Discuss with Dr. Brad Klontz: If the United States is the wealthiest country on Earth, and it's one of the most prosperous times in human history, why does 45 percent of the population decide to wing it with no savings? Why do so many of us buy the hype that bringing in barely enough money to survive from certain professions is somehow noble — and that making a living wage in service to others is akin to moral failure? How parents who have spent their lives carefully growing and saving their own money instill lousy financial habits in their offspring. Why financial planning should be a basic part of the public education curriculum alongside reading, writing, and arithmetic. How social media contributes to a gross misunderstanding of the way wealthy people (the ones who stay wealthy, anyway) really spend their money. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/712 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Miss our interview with Austin Meyer, the man who leads a valiant crusade against patent troll dirtbags? Catch up with episode 326: Austin Meyer | Slaying the Patent Scam Trolls here! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Celebrating everything flight simulation, #FlyJuly is an annual event full of livestreams, fly-ins, and—of course—product discounts! As part of this month-long celebration, FSA is pleased to host a live interview with X-Plane creator Austin Meyer. Austin will be joined by Orbx CEO Anna Cicognani and Sante Sottile, Orbx's Community Manager. The 90-minute interview covers the latest X-Plane 12 news and find out more about what it takes to develop scenery and aircraft add-ons in the popular and versatile X-Plane platform. Chapters: 1. Introduction 2. SkyCommand and Panel Intro 3. Live X-Plane 12 Preview 4. The ALIA 5. Seaplanes 6. The SR22 7. N844X 8. Live Q&A 9. The F-14 10. More Live Previews!

Our Great National Parks is a beautiful five-part Netflix documentary series that invites viewers to experience nature in the world's most iconic national parks. Today on the podcast, my guests are executive producer James Honeyborne and series producer Sophie Todd. James Honeyborne is the creative director of Freeborne Media, having previously worked as an executive producer at the BBC Natural History Unit where he oversaw some 35 films, including Blue Planet II. Sophie Todd works on everything from high-end natural history films, to science and observational documentary, most recently writing, directing and series producing on Netflix's Formula 1: Drive To Survive. In this conversation, James, Sophie and I discuss the vast amount of research, planning, and scripting that went into this series, how they managed a global production team during the peak of the pandemic, and why natural history documentaries are so important when it comes to illustrating how interconnected we all are with the natural world and animals around us. Check out the Wild For All impact campaign Watch this interview on Youtube Say hello to Austin Meyer

What equipment do you really need when managing deer habitat? In our episode this week, Clark Cummings and Austin Meyer join us for a great discussion about tractors, implements, seed bed prep, manuverability, where to cut cost, and all things surrounding someone purchasing equipment for managing whitetail deer habitat.  If you would like to watch some of our hunts on Youtube, check them out at the following link: Youtube Channel.  If you would like to suggest a "Huntroversy" for us to talk about, send us an email through the contact tab of our website: Website As always, follow us on your favorite social media apps: Facebook: LINK Instagram: LINK Twitter: LINK

Austin Meyers from Seattle WA is running the New York City Marathon November 7, 2021. He is running with Beyond Type Run Team with 50 other runners. This is his 4th marathon and he is trying to get qualified for the Boston Marathon. Austin is raising funds for Beyond Type 1 which is a diabetes nonprofit that has supported Austin in his journey since being diagnosed in 2081. To donate https://donate.beyondtype1.org/campaign/beyond-type-run-2021-tcs-new-york-city-marathon/c349534

On August 14th, 2021, Go Get It host Austin Meyer ran the Castle Peak 100km trail race. This 62.8 mile high altitude foot race in the mountains outside of Lake Tahoe took Austin 15 hours and 6 minutes to complete. He finished 12th overall, 10th male, and 1st in the 20-29 age group. In this episode, we go over that day in the mountains and discuss the lessons learned from going the distance and leaving it all out there on the trails. Your Go Get It Challenge for the week: Chase the natural high. Pursue something with 100% of yourself. Follow the podcast

Actions are the real signifiers of internal conviction. This week on the show, Hunter and Austin discuss the interplay between actions and values, and reflect on how the alignment of those two things can make a positive impact in our day to day lives. Your Go Get It Challenge: Write down your top three values and then determine whether in the last month, 3 months, year, have your actions aligned with those values.. If not, how can you make a change to be more in alignment with your values? Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​

You never know when an opportunity is going to arise. You never know where it's going to come from. But are you ready for the moment it does? This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin talk about the inspiring gold medal performance of US gymnast Suni Lee, and discuss how her effort underscored the ability of high performers to always stay ready. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the podcast on social

This week on the podcast we are are diving back into the Go Get It voicemail to answer your questions. We discuss the value of college for aspiring entrepreneurs, how to deal with negative relationships that are bringing you down, and how to handle the transition out of COVID times. The Go Get It Challenge of the week is to identify a negative relationship in your life and think about how you can set a boundary now to improve that relationship in the longterm. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

This week on the podcast we are are diving back into the Go Get It voicemail to answer your questions. We discuss the value of college for aspiring entrepreneurs, how to deal with negative relationships that are bringing you down, and how to handle the transition out of COVID times. The Go Get It Challenge of the week is to identify a negative relationship in your life and think about how you can set a boundary now to improve that relationship in the longterm. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin respond to a great question from friend of the podcast, Mia Sadler, and use it to launch into a discussion about how we delineate whether or not a goal or dream is still serving us. When is it time to let that goal go? When is it time to buckle down and keep chasing it? Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to take stock of a goal that you currently have that you think might not be serving you anymore. Ask yourself the questions: Why did I set this goal? Why was that important to me? Is it still that important to me? Will I have regrets if I let this goal go? If it's time to double down and keep pushing, push forward in your pursuit of it. If it's time to go a different direction, honor the place that goal once had, and start moving forward in your new direction. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the podcast on Instagram

This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin respond to a great question from friend of the podcast, Mia Sadler, and use it to launch into a discussion about how we delineate whether or not a goal or dream is still serving us. When is it time to let that goal go? When is it time to buckle down and keep chasing it? Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to take stock of a goal that you currently have that you think might not be serving you anymore. Ask yourself the questions: Why did I set this goal? Why was that important to me? Is it still that important to me? Will I have regrets if I let this goal go? If it's time to double down and keep pushing, push forward in your pursuit of it. If it's time to go a different direction, honor the place that goal once had, and start moving forward in your new direction. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the podcast on Instagram

Yesterday, Sunday June 27, 2021 was Hunter Gorskie's 30th birthday. And as he made his way into a new decade of life, friends and family from all over the world reached out to him to share love. On this week's episode we go off the cuff and reflect on Hunter's special day and why cultivating strong, positive relationships with people you care about is so critical to the ability to Go Get It! Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to let somebody know how they have positively impacted you. Let them know how important they are to you. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

Yesterday, Sunday June 27, 2021 was Hunter Gorskie's 30th birthday. And as he made his way into a new decade of life, friends and family from all over the world reached out to him to share love. On this week's episode we go off the cuff and reflect on Hunter's special day and why cultivating strong, positive relationships with people you care about is so critical to the ability to Go Get It! Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to let somebody know how they have positively impacted you. Let them know how important they are to you. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

When we care about having something, we fear losing it. When we care about reaching a goal, we fear the sadness, disappointment and pain that may come if we don't reach it. And too often, people let that fear rule them. This week on the podcast, Austin and Hunter share a story about watching that sadness play out during one of the world's biggest soccer matches, and talk about how we can rethink our relationship to fear. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to pursue your goal despite the fears that may enter your mind about the disappointment of not reaching it. AND, bonus points... raise the stakes of your goals! Drive up how much you care about the things we are pursuing in life. Put it on the line! Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast on Instagram

When we care about having something, we fear losing it. When we care about reaching a goal, we fear the sadness, disappointment and pain that may come if we don't reach it. And too often, people let that fear rule them. This week on the podcast, Austin and Hunter share a story about watching that sadness play out during one of the world's biggest soccer matches, and talk about how we can rethink our relationship to fear. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to pursue your goal despite the fears that may enter your mind about the disappointment of not reaching it. AND, bonus points... raise the stakes of your goals! Drive up how much you care about the things we are pursuing in life. Put it on the line! Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast on Instagram

This week on the podcast, Hunter shares a powerful story about an expedition across the Atlantic Ocean, and how a simple reminder, at precisely the right time, can prove to be the rocket fuel we need to propel us forward towards our ambitions. Your Go Get It Challenge: Write a letter to yourself or someone in your life to be read at a critical point in yours or their journey. If you want to write to yourself, check out the website www.futureme.org Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast on Instagram

This week on the podcast, Hunter shares a powerful story about an expedition across the Atlantic Ocean, and how a simple reminder, at precisely the right time, can prove to be the rocket fuel we need to propel us forward towards our ambitions. Your Go Get It Challenge: Write a letter to yourself or someone in your life to be read at a critical point in yours or their journey. If you want to write to yourself, check out the website www.futureme.org Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast on Instagram

Harness racing and thoroughbred racing resumed in Ontario and we have hilites from the first cards. There's a new slanted starting gate at Mohawk and Bill McClinchey, Woodbine's Director of racing explains the change. We chat with veteran driver Jody Jamieson who hated it when the 10-horse started behind the 1, and trainer Carmen Auciello gives us 5 horses ready to win, but it's the one he didn't give us that hurts. Jockey Justin Stein is ready to take another run at the riders' title. Emma-Jayne Wilson always brightens our podcast when we have her on. Scott Zeron winning at The Meadowlands. Chantal Sutherland hitting a big number at Gulfstream. And Belterra Park race caller, Austin Meyer found a unique way to make a 3-horse race sound funny and intriguing.

This week on the podcast Hunter and Austin discuss how new physical spaces and how designing your space with intention can help you activate the behaviors, habits, and identity you are striving for in life. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to put yourself in new space. Do something to break the current routine and establish a new identity and routine around a slightly altered environment to rewire your associations and pathways. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

This week on the podcast Hunter and Austin discuss how new physical spaces and how designing your space with intention can help you activate the behaviors, habits, and identity you are striving for in life. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to put yourself in new space. Do something to break the current routine and establish a new identity and routine around a slightly altered environment to rewire your associations and pathways. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast

This week on the podcast, Austin shares a personal story and lesson that was a turning point in his Stanford Soccer career and has changed his outlook on leadership and taking responsibility to this day. Are you looking out the window or looking into the mirror? Go Get It Challenge: Think about something you are currently blaming someone or something else for. Look in the mirror and write down how you are actually responsible, and therefore, in control of this scenario. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

This week on the podcast, Austin shares a personal story and lesson that was a turning point in his Stanford Soccer career and has changed his outlook on leadership and taking responsibility to this day. Are you looking out the window or looking into the mirror? Go Get It Challenge: Think about something you are currently blaming someone or something else for. Look in the mirror and write down how you are actually responsible, and therefore, in control of this scenario. Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

This week on the podcast, Hunter Gorskie shares some of the best advice he has ever received, and how it is a constant reminder in his life to make some eye contact, say hello, and open up his world to new people. Your Go Get It Challenge: Next time you are out and about, strike up a conversation with somebody you don't know! Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

This week on the podcast, Hunter Gorskie shares some of the best advice he has ever received, and how it is a constant reminder in his life to make some eye contact, say hello, and open up his world to new people. Your Go Get It Challenge: Next time you are out and about, strike up a conversation with somebody you don't know! Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

We live in a noisy world. And oftentimes it feels like to be heard or to be seen we need to SHOUT. Like we need to be louder than others, be bigger than others, and assert our power by drawing our sword. On this week's episode, Hunter and Austin share a story and lesson about redefining what it means to stand in our power. One defined by a quiet, listen-first, supportive mentality that reflects true self-assuredness. Your Go Get It Challenge: Find a moment where you are tempted to jump in an assert your opinion and see what happens if you speak last. Listen, take in the information, and come in last. Building up others along the way. — Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! — The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. — Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

We live in a noisy world. And oftentimes it feels like to be heard or to be seen we need to SHOUT. Like we need to be louder than others, be bigger than others, and assert our power by drawing our sword. On this week's episode, Hunter and Austin share a story and lesson about redefining what it means to stand in our power. One defined by a quiet, listen-first, supportive mentality that reflects true self-assuredness. Your Go Get It Challenge: Find a moment where you are tempted to jump in an assert your opinion and see what happens if you speak last. Listen, take in the information, and come in last. Building up others along the way. — Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! — The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright. — Follow the Podcast: http://www.instagram.com/gogetitpod​​ Follow Hunter Gorskie: http://www.instagram.com/hgorskie​​​​ Follow Austin Meyer: http://www.instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms

“From Humble Roots to Simulation Juggernaut” Almost 30 years ago, Winfried received a phone call inviting him to leave the world of Finance and join a small company specialising in flight instruction software and add-ons for simulators. In 2021, Winfried has been instrumental in building Aerosoft into of the largest studios and publishers of quality simulation products in the World. Winfried sits down with Willy over a pint to discuss the fantastic journey of Aerosoft from its early days catering to MSFS95 and Air Transport Pilot through to presently supporting MSFS2020, P3d, X-Plane and a vast array of other sims. As Willy recounts his own experiences and memories extending from the late 90’s to present day, Winfried talks about the changing landscape of Flight Simulation along with some key moments including his first meeting with a much younger Austin Meyer!

Complacency. It is the force that can creep up on us. That can keep us from striving to do our best. It is the force that can drain motivation and drive. And that's why it's so important we get ahead of it. This week on the podcast, we are talking about the root cause of complacency and how to avoid it. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week: Reflect on what you did that day and whether you are content with the way your life is playing out. Ask yourself what you can improve on and how you can keep aiming high to avoid falling back on complacency. — Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! — The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

Complacency. It is the force that can creep up on us. That can keep us from striving to do our best. It is the force that can drain motivation and drive. And that's why it's so important we get ahead of it. This week on the podcast, we are talking about the root cause of complacency and how to avoid it. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week: Reflect on what you did that day and whether you are content with the way your life is playing out. Ask yourself what you can improve on and how you can keep aiming high to avoid falling back on complacency. — Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! — The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

What does it mean to "love the process?" How can you develop a deeper appreciation for the climb up the mountain? Are you heading towards a destination that will leave you with regrets? This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin discuss all this and more and they discuss one of the ultimate keys to happiness and success: loving the climb regardless of what the view might look like at the summit. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week: This week, take a photo of your climb. Wherever you are on this trail of life as you try to reach the summit of your aspirations. And reflect.. What if these are the best views I'm going to get? Do you love the process? Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! Follow the show on Instagram The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It's about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It's about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

What does it mean to "love the process?" How can you develop a deeper appreciation from the climb up the mountain? Are you heading towards a destination that will leave you with regrets? This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin discuss all this and more and they discuss one of the ultimate keys to happiness and success: loving the climb regardless of what the view might look like at the summit. Your Go Get It Challenge of the week: This week, take a photo of your climb. Wherever you are on this trail of life as you try to reach the summit of your aspirations. And reflect.. What if these are the best views I’m going to get? Do you love the process? Have a question for the next listener call in show? Leave a voicemail for us by calling 707-595-0071! Follow the show on Instagram The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

Austin Meyer founded X-plane in 1995, since then him & his team have developed a flight simulator that is used & loved by people & organisations across the world In this episode we talk about: Why Austin started X-plane How X-plane became successful & drivers of its success.  Ark-Funds: https://ark-invest.com/ How Austin prioritises improving X-plane What Austin thinks about Microsoft Flight Simulator What impact technology has had on X-Plane's success Using X-Plane for certified flight training Testing aircraft on X-Plane The future of X-Plane Links:Email: nicheaviationpodcast@gmail.com  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-smith01/Links:X-Plane: https://www.x-plane.com/Austin Meyer: https://austinmeyer.com/Ark-Funds: https://ark-invest.com/

On this week's show, Hunter Gorskie and Austin Meyer tell stories of bouncing back from failures, and introduce the concept of the Quick Win Comeback. Your #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Get a quick win comeback in whenever you have a setback this week. Watch the episode on Youtube Follow Hunter Gorskie Follow Austin Meyer

On this week's show, Hunter Gorskie and Austin Meyer tell stories of bouncing back from failures, and introduce the concept of the Quick Win Comeback. Your #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Get a quick win comeback in whenever you have a setback this week. Watch the episode on Youtube Follow Hunter Gorskie Follow Austin Meyer

On this episode of the Go Get It Podcast, Hunter Gorskie and Austin Meyer discuss what it means to protect your dream and how to use the doubters as fuel for your fire. The #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Take out a piece of paper and write down your doubters. We can't wait to see you prove them wrong! #GoGetIt Follow the show on Instagram

On this episode of the Go Get It Podcast, Hunter Gorskie and Austin Meyer discuss what it means to protect your dream and how to use the doubters as fuel for your fire. The #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Take out a piece of paper and write down your doubters. We can't wait to see you prove them wrong! #GoGetIt Follow the show on Instagram

Northwest women's basketball coach Austin Meyer discusses basketball, life, his battle with COVID-19, and just having a positive outlook on life.

Welcome to the first episode of the Go Get It Podcast! On this show, documentary filmmaker/ultrarunner Austin Meyer and professional soccer player/entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie share inspiring stories of people exhibiting a positive growth mindset to kick off your week and provide you with the momentum you need to accomplish your goals. On this episode Hunter and Austin dig into a line from Rick Rigsby's incredible graduation speech about what it means to model excellence. Your #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Take a photo or video of someone modeling excellence. Post to social media with the #GoGetItChallenge hashtag and we'll repost to the @gogetitpod page!

Welcome to the first episode of the Go Get It Podcast! On this show, documentary filmmaker/ultrarunner Austin Meyer and professional soccer player/entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie share inspiring stories of people exhibiting a positive growth mindset to kick off your week and provide you with the momentum you need to accomplish your goals. On this episode Hunter and Austin dig into a line from Rick Rigsby's incredible graduation speech about what it means to model excellence. Your #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Take a photo or video of someone modeling excellence. Post to social media with the #GoGetItChallenge hashtag and we'll repost to the @gogetitpod page!

Clark Cummings and Austin Meyer are back to discuss early season whitetail hunting strategies. Deer season is knocking on the door, and we talk about past October bow kills, and lessons learned from one of the best hunters in the area. If you are excited about bowseason, and killing a buck in October, Clark is the one to listen to!  If you would like to watch some of our hunts on Youtube, check them out at the following link: Youtube Channel.  If you would like to suggest a "Huntroversy" for us to talk about, send us an email through the contact tab of our website: Website As always, follow us on your favorite social media apps: Facebook: LINK Instagram: LINK Twitter: LINK

Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss are co-directors of the newly released documentary, Boys State, which premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and was awarded the Grand Jury Prize. The film, which is now streaming on Apple TV+, is a political coming-of-age story, examining the health of American democracy through an unusual experiment: a thousand 17-year-old boys from across the state of Texas gather together to build a representative government from the ground up. High-minded ideals collide with low-down dirty tricks as four boys of diverse backgrounds and political views navigate the challenges of organizing political parties, shaping consensus, and campaigning for the highest office at Texas Boys State—governor. In this episode, Jesse, Amanda and I discuss how they came up with the idea to make a documentary about Texas Boys State, the unique challenges of filming a feature length doc in the course of one week, and why a verité documentary like this is such an effective tool for holding a mirror up to our political system and divided country. Reach out to Austin Meyer Subscribe to Austin Meyer's monthly newsletter about the craft of storytelling www.austinmeyerfilms.com

Austin Meyer and Clark Cummings are in the hot seat this week with the story of Austin's 2019 archery buck! After hunting a big buck he called, "Splitter" all year, his focus shifted when another big buck moves into his home range! If you are interested in following some great hunters, who are even better people, go give Austin and Clark a follow on social! You won't be disappointed! If you would like to watch some of our hunts on Youtube, check them out at the following link: Youtube Channel.  If you would like to suggest a "Huntroversy" for us to talk about, send us an email through the contact tab of our website: Website As always, follow us on your favorite social media apps: Facebook: LINK Instagram: LINK Twitter: LINK

Filmmaker, Austin Meyer, joins us on the show tonight to chat about his new film, Golden Hour, that documents one of the most beautiful moments in ultrarunning - the final hour of the Western States 100. This episode of Ginger Runner Live is sponsored by Sufferfest Beer Co. You can find out how to get some Sufferfest for yourself by visiting their website at http://sufferfestbeer.com

Welcome to Inflight Episode 21! On this episode, Sol and Norm sit down with the creator of X-Plane and founder of Laminar Research, Austin Meyer. Not only does Austin speak about his thoughts on FS2020, but he also goes into detail about how X-Plane has helped people in the military and medical fields and how he sees X-Plane's future. To see what Austin is up to, visit his website: https://www.austinmeyer.com Thank you for listening to this episode of Inflight! If you would like to hear more, continue through our SoundCloud library. If you want to experience more from the Threshold editorial, visit: https://www.thresholdx.net Questions, comments, concerns? Our Director of Media can be reached at: sol@thresholdx.net Interested in advertising with us? Our CEO can be reached at: magnus@thresholdx.net Music used in Inflight is licensed under Creative Commons. Intro: Watch Me by Geographer — Can be found here: https://bit.ly/2SR7oA9 Produced by Threshold. Threshold A.S. © 2020

Meena Harris is a lawyer, activist, and the founder of the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign, a female-powered organization that brings awareness to intersectional social causes. And now Meena is also an author, with her new children's book titled Kamala and Maya's Big Idea, set to debut on June 2nd. The book is based on a true story from the childhood of Meena's mom, Maya Harris, and aunt, Kamala Harris. In it, two sisters make a difference in their community by dreaming big, organizing across diverse groups, and fighting for what they believe in. Senator Elizabeth Warren calls it “A must read for little girls around the world.” And Stacy Abrams says the book is “An inspiring tale.” In this conversation, Meena and I talk about the creative process of writing her first children's book, the impact of diverse representation in children's books, and how stories shape our identities from a young age. Get the book Follow Meena Harris Follow Austin Meyer Subscribe to the Austin Meyer newsletter on the craft of storytelling  

Rerunning an episode of the Say It Loud show, in which host and photographer Raul Espinoza invited me on as a guest to talk about my documentary filmmaking, why I am drawn to human-centered stories, and my mission that drives everything I do. -- Austin Meyer is a documentary filmmaker, photographer, and podcast host. He is a National Geographic Explorer and the 2015 winner of the New York Times International Reporting trip with Nicholas Kristof competition. His work has been published by The New York Times, Washington Post, National Geographic, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera, and Slate among others. His documentary films have screened at the American Documentary Film Festival and the Mill Valley Film Festival. On his podcast titled The Austin Meyer Podcast, Austin interviews the world's best storytellers in all sorts of genres about how they craft the stories they tell. -- Check out the video version of this interview and all of Raul's other episodes of the Say It Loud show -- Website: http://austinmeyerfilms.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/austinmeyerfilms LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/austinmey... Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ameyerfilms Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/austinmeyerf... TikTok: https://bit.ly/austinmeyerfilmstiktok Subscribe to my newsletter for monthly updates and giveaways: http://bit.ly/austinmeyernewsletter

Henry Maillet is a photographer whose stories focus on conservation and development. After serving for two years as Peace Corps Volunteers in Paraguay, Henry Maillet and his colleague Jeff Wong decided to stay in the country for the adventure of a lifetime. In partnership with WWF, they rowed a handcrafted wooden rowboat down one of the continent's last remaining free-flowing rivers. Over the course of six months the team covered 1,300 km and visited a wide range of riverside communities, from the Yshir indigenous peoples of the Pantanal to the metropolitan capital city of Asuncion. Through photography and recorded interviews, they documented the rich bio-cultural diversity found along the river's banks, and shed light on the critical need for freshwater conservation and cultural and idiomatic preservation along the Paraguay River. Having just finished the expedition, Henry is currently quarantined in Paraguay during the coronavirus pandemic. He and I jumped on a call to talk about the project, how his work as a freelancer is being impacted by coronavirus, and the advice he has received that is helping him stay creative during this unprecedented time. Follow Henry Maillet on Instagram Follow Austin Meyer on Instagram Subscribe to Austin Meyer's monthly newsletter on the craft of storytelling

Austin Meyer (@x_plane_austin) is the software developer of flight simulator X-Plane and aircraft sensor fallback Xavion, an entrepreneur fighting against the unjust incursion of patent trolls, and producer of the documentary The Patent Scam. What We Discuss with Austin Meyer: How the patent troll industry shakes down innocent victims through legal loopholes for massive profits. What might put someone unwittingly on the radar of a patent troll. Why virtually anybody can be the target of a patent troll thanks to the way current patent laws are written. What Austin discovered when he tried to confront his own patent trolls personally at their legally registered offices. Why patent trolls are repeatedly able to get away with frivolous lawsuits that any reasonable jury would laugh out of court. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/326 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Need custom graphics, logos, or Web design? Access a community of 600,000+ designers by registering at designcrowd.com/jordan and enjoy up to $150 off with The Jordan Harbinger Show bonus offer! UNTUCKit makes casual shirts that are designed to be worn comfortably on the outside of your waistband without looking sloppy. Go to untuckit.com or visit one of the 50 stores across the US and Canada and use promo code JHS at checkout for 20 percent off your first purchase! Better Help offers affordable, online counseling at your convenience. If you're coping with depression, stress, anxiety, addiction, or any number of issues, you're not alone. Talk with a licensed professional therapist for 10 percent off your first month at betterhelp.com/jordan! LightStream offers low-interest loans for auto, home improvement, credit card consolidation, and practically anything else for people with good credit. To find out what LightStream can do for you -- and get a special interest rate discount -- go to lightstream.com/jordan! Are you trying to hire the right person for your business, but the best candidates keep slipping away?

Nirupa's Artwork Nirupa Rao is a Botanical Illustrator and a National Geographic Explorer from Bangalore, India. In beautiful and precise detail, Nirupa uses watercolor illustrations to record and celebrate the unique flora of India. As a National Geographic Explorer grantee, Nirupa just published a children's book called "Hidden Kingdom—Fantastical Plants of the Western Ghats" that will help young readers explore the wonderful world of plants. In 2019, Nirupa participated in a Plant Humanities program at Harvard University's Dumbarton Oaks Research Centre. She has also been named an INK Fellow and one to 'watch out for' in Forbes India's annual 30 Under 30 issue. In this conversation, Nirupa and discuss how she found this unique niche of illustrating plants, what her creative process looks like from going into the rainforest to getting back to her studio, and why children's books are such a powerful tool for reclaiming cultural identity. Hear Nirupa Rao on the post show! Follow Austin Meyer on social Subscribe to Austin Meyer's monthly newsletter on the craft of storytelling   Notes from the show: The National Geographic photographer that we refer to in the show as an inspiration for both of us is Evgenia Arbugaeva.

Paul Bessenbacher, or PB, is an esteemed composer for film and TV, and also the lead of the band Opus Orange. His music has been featured on TV shows like Broad City, Grey's Anatomy, and The Detour, national ads for Apple, Google, and Samsung, feature films and documentaries, and is the theme song for this very podcast! In this conversation PB and I talk about the musical and life lessons he learned from studying classical piano at a conservatory, why he doesn't consider himself a quote, creator, and the differences between writing albums and composing for film. I hope you enjoy the episode! Get the Post Show with PB! Follow Opus Orange Listen to Opus Orange on Spotify Follow Austin Meyer Subscribe to Austin Meyer's monthly newsletter on the craft of storytelling  

Seamus Harte is the cofounder of Only People Media, a media company that helps people working to change our world by making media to share their story. Seamus also teaches story at the Stanford Design School, where he has taught classes such as creative gym and movie design. In this conversation, Seamus and I talk about how he is found his unique voice as a storyteller, how working on the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus developed his directing skills, and why prototyping early and often should be a critical part of the storytelling process. LINKS: Subscribe to Austin Meyer's Newsletter Support the show on Patreon Ken Adams' Story Spine framework Stanford Design School FOLLOW: Seamus Harte Austin Meyer

Charlie Phillips is the head of video at The Guardian. Before working at The Guardian, Charlie was deputy director at Sheffield DocFest and an editor at FourDocs. In this conversation, Charlie and I discuss the trends shaping the documentary industry, what kind of access and consent lead to great films, and what qualities make a film stand out from the crowd as one that The Guardian wants to commission and share with the world. Thank you for listening! Subscribe to Austin Meyer's Newsletter for short monthly emails on storytelling and creativity! Support the show on Patreon Follow Austin on: Instagram Facebook www.austinmeyerfilms.com

Kate Grant is the CEO of The Fistula Foundation. An obstetric fistula, the kind that occurs in many developing countries, is a hole between a woman's vagina and bladder, and it is caused by many days of obstructed labor. It leaves women incontinent and often abandoned and ostracized by their communities. As the CEO of the Fistula Foundation, Kate is tasked with telling the stories of this stigmatized and unspoken condition in order to raise money to fund surgeries for affected women. And she has done so valiantly, quintupling the foundation's revenue since 2005 and earning Nonprofit Marketer of the Year awards along the way. In this conversation Kate and I talk about how she tells the stories of obstetric fistulas in a way that audiences will engage with, the importance of having heart and humility when speaking to others about their trauma, and what advice she has for both storytellers and entrepreneurs when it comes to bringing issues you care most about to light. Support the Fistula Foundation Get access to the Austin Meyer Private Podcast and all the post shows with our guests! Connect with Austin Meyer on Instagram

http://austinmeyerfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Josh-Estey-Social-Promo.mp4 Josh Estey is one of the world's top humanitarian relief and development documentary photographers. His work for UNICEF, CARE, USAID, World Food Programme, World Bank, Mercy Corps, and others captures moments of dignity and spirit without ever sacrificing truth or context, and has helped lead the transformation of non-profit photography and videography over the past two decades. Josh is a Pulitzer nominee and his photojournalistic and video work has appeared in every major news outlet from The New York Times to the PBS NewsHour, Time, Newsweek, CNN, and many more. In this conversation, Josh and I talk about what it's like to cover humanitarian crises. We go into everything from navigating logistics in an emergency situation, to crafting images and videos that drive impact.. And we're not just talking in the abstract here. We're grounding all these details in stories, as Josh takes his through two of his most recent assignments covering the devastation of the cyclone that hit Mozambique and the Venezuelan migrant crisis. To hear the post-show with Josh, and to support this podcast, visit www.patreon.com/austinmeyerfilms To see Josh Estey's photography, follow www.instagram.com/joshestey. To follow Austin Meyer, follow @austinmeyerfilms on Instagram and Facebook!

http://austinmeyerfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Personal-History-Productions-Social-Promo.mp4 This week my guests are Susan Milstein and Andi Brady. Susan and Andi a cofounders Personal History Productions, a company that helps an individual capture their life story and family memories as a legacy for future generations. Writing a life story can be daunting, so Susan and Andi come in and make it easy. They handle everything from interviewing the individual, to writing the narrative, to creating beautiful physical books, and by doing so, help people create a legacy through storytelling. In this conversation, Susan, Andi, and I talk about how this business idea came about, the step-by-step process of creating a personal history, and how telling the story of your life allows you to come to terms with, and make meaning, of your life narrative. Hope you enjoy! Also, if you haven't checked out my (Austin Meyer) most recent short documentary for National Geographic, check out: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/2019/01/zambia-handball-team-dreams-olympic-gold/ Follow me on social media @austinmeyerfilms and on Patreon at www.patreon.com/austinmeyerfilms

http://austinmeyerfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/2018-Review-Social-Media-Promo.mp4 Happy New Year! In today's episode I am reflecting on my life changing 2018. 2018 was a year in which I quit my job, moved out of California for the first time to go live in Zambia, and went 100% all in on pursuing my dream of becoming the best documentary filmmaker I can be. To help guide my reflection, I sat down with my good friend and fellow documentary filmmaker, Joe Alexander-Short, who interviewed me about the highlights, setbacks, and learnings from this past year. In this conversation we talk about how I got my National Geographic grant and why that was such a catalyzing moment for my career, how my background as an athlete influences my work as a storyteller, and what my long-term goals are that I use as fuel everyday. If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe! We're going to have many amazing storytellers on the podcast this year, and I don't want you to miss out. Also, I launched a PATREON! If you want to support this podcast and my work as a documentary filmmaker, head on over to www.patreon.com/austinmeyerfilms! Thank YOU!

Flight Sim Labs, a software add-on creator for flight simulators, stepped into a PR disaster and possibly some substantial legal issues when it allegedly included a Trojan horse of sorts as malware to combat pirating of its $100 Airbus A320 software. The hidden test.exe file triggered anti-virus software for good reason as it was actually a tool that could steal passwords stored through Google Chrome. Flight Sim Labs had to later explain once they were outed by a user on Reddit that the tool was only targeting those who stole the software. In this episode, Nasir and Matt are joined by good friend, entrepreneur, attorney, and podcaster, Marc Hoag. We discuss the legal issues surrounding this mess of a situation created by what seems an overzealous developer / development team, including hacking, malware, terms and conditions of Reddit, defamation and libel, DRM and anti-piracy, and copyright infringement. Credit to MeowCaptain who brought this to our attention outside of the /r/flightsim subreddit with his video summary. Full Podcast Transcript NASIR: Welcome to our podcast!My name is Nasir Pasha. MATT: And I’m Matt Staub.Two attorneys here with Pasha Law – practicing in California, Texas, New York, and Illinois. NASIR: And this is where we cover business in the news and add our legal twist to that news. Legally Sound Smart Business. It’s been a little bit of time here – almost a couple of months – but, today, I think we have a pretty nice story about flight simulators, and aviation, and software, and piracy – the kind where you steal software. Plus, we have a guest. Right, Matt? MATT: Yeah. As you said, there’s a lot of things in play here, so I think we needed to find a guest who could hit all the checkmarks on this, and I think we found one – at least in my opinion. MARC: Hoag – licensed attorney, aviation fanatic, podcast host, business owner. I think we’ve hit everything we can here, right? NASIR: Startup founder, yeah. You’re right. It’s across the board.Welcome to the show, MARC:! MARC:: Thanks very much for having me, guys! Great to be here! NASIR: Now, there’s only two hosts of the show. I know you’re a perfect candidate to take over our podcast but, you know, there are no openings, but I do appreciate you as a guest.We were talking to him earlier. We asked him if he’s an aviation hobbyist. He said, “Fanatic.” You were saying your wife picks out planes and their model numbers? What were you saying? MARC:: No, I think it’s contagious. We actually recognize flights. We’re up here just north of San Francisco. All the Europe and Middle Eastern flights out of SFO end up arching right over our house here as they head on their way, northeast, out of the bay. Yeah, we actually recognize flight routing and numbers and just call them out just because we’re super weird that way and, yeah, it’s just kind of neat. You see a thing and you know, in eight hours, ten hours, fifteen hours, it’s going to be somewhere else. NASIR: Yeah, that’s really weird. But, anyway, perfect guest.Let me give you some background of the story we’re getting. It is one of those stories where it’s kind of hard to follow but lots of legal issues which is fun for us to cover, of course.We have this company called Flight Sim Labs. They basically create add-ons for popular flight simulators. The one I’m familiar with that’s been around forever is Microsoft Flight Simulator – great name, very descriptive. From my understanding – Mark, correct me if I’m wrong – Flight Simulator by Microsoft is pretty much the main software that everyone uses for both hobbyists and even people that want to train to be a pilot, right? MARC:: Well, kind of. It is still true. It’s alive and well in the after-market community.Microsoft, as you might know, actually stopped developing it quite a few years ago. What took its place was actually a product called X-Plane. It was initially developed by an aeronautical engineer whose name is Austin Meyer.

In this weeks episode, we take a look back at the week’s news and also have special guests, yes two people! Austin Meyer & Ben Supnik from X-Plane! In this episode, we explore all things X-Plane, find out the story behind it, get some insight into the development and also find out what the future holds [...]

You may not know it, but Austin Meyer (www.austinmeyer.com) may have found his way into your home.  Certainly it happens a lot.  How you ask?  Well as  founder and developer of X-Plane Flight Simulator, Xavion Glass Cockpit, and as Filmmaker of The Patent Scam Documentary,  and as an avid aviation enthusiast that built his own custom airplane, you may have brought him on your own via X-Plane, YouTube, or maybe just his blog.  Certainly, the SimpleFlight crew made him part of our family as Rhonda and Marc talked to him about all things aviation and the impact he has had on all of us.  And it's not just about X-Plane.  When you listen to this week's show, you'll hear about Xavion, and wonder why anyone would fly without it.  There's a lot more and we're excited to share the story behind his aviation successes, and excited to have you join in on the conversation, through your comments and follow on questions.  Tune in this week to hear the rest of the story. ​​​                                   =============== ​We hope you enjoy listening as much as we love talking to others who share our passion for aviation.  Please subscribe to the Podcast via iTunes or your favorite broadcast source, and rate, review, and let us know what you think! ​ ​​​​BLUE SKIES and TAILWINDS!!!

Beverly King survived the Las Vegas shooting which left 58 fellow concert goers dead and 851 injured. She's doing 58 acts of kindness each day in remembrance of those lost, to help her reconnect & heal. She reached out to me through the WOKO Facebook page, explaining what had happened and how she felt isolated being in upstate New York while so many who had support were out west. The east coast survivors were scattered from Pennsylvania up to New York, but she felt very alone. She researched support groups and found the 58 Acts of Kindness group on Facebook and thought it would be a way to help heal from this senseless tragedy. She came into one of our WOKO Big Change Roundup events inside the Walmart garden center, a cavernous building that must've brought up a bit of anxiety considering all she had been through. She stoically came in with a donation she made in honor of her 22nd act of kindness, Austin Meyer, who was only 24 years old when he lost his life. It appeared on a simple orange piece of paper and I shook when I held it. Maybe it was because my own son will be 24 in June, maybe because I wasn't expecting it - but it moved me to tears. And we both wept. And I started to feel something we all need to feel more in this country - Connection. Community. Great loss and great admiration for a woman who was thrown unexpectedly into a war zone doing something as simple as watching a country music concert. But she will not back down; she persists. She WILL go to a concert again, and she's listening again to Jason Aldean's music and not allowing this to lay her low, but to bring her up, along with the rest of us. To see our Guest Offerings, visit SelfTalkRadioShow.com

Austin Meyer created a revolutionary flight simulator software known as  ”X-Plane”, which should have hid him on top of the world. Instead, it saw him on the receiving end of a patent infringement lawsuit. Not for his software, but for using the Google Play store to distribute it. In response, Meyer spent two years travelling the country in his custom built airplane to interview other small business owners who became targets of similar patent infringement scams, and the result is the amazing and eye opening “Patent Scam” documentary. Austin joins Lions of Liberty to tell his story.  Is there any legitimacy to patents? Your opinion may change after listening to this show! Check out “The Patent Scam” and find the show notes at LionsOfLiberty.com/310  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Austin Meyer created a revolutionary flight simulator software known as  ”X-Plane”, which should have hid him on top of the world. Instead, it saw him on the receiving end of a patent infringement lawsuit. Not for his software, but for using the Google Play store to distribute it. In response, Meyer spent two years travelling the country in his custom built airplane to interview other small business owners who became targets of similar patent infringement scams, and the result is the amazing and eye opening “Patent Scam” documentary. Austin joins Lions of Liberty to tell his story.  Is there any legitimacy to patents? Your opinion may change after listening to this show! Check out “The Patent Scam” and find the show notes at LionsOfLiberty.com/310 

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2fPolrW. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. ---------------- Nicholas Kristof is a big deal. He is the winner of two Pulitzer prizes, author of two bestselling books, and is a New York Times columnist. He has almost two million followers on Twitter, putting him on a level of Twitter fame with Hollywood actors. Nick covers politics, with a focus on social issues. Each year, Nick holds a contest to choose a journalism student to travel with him to write stories for the New York Times. This year’s winner is Cassidy McDonald. Winning is a big deal. Now she is a big deal. Last year’s winner, Austin Meyer, was a student at Stanford. Like past winners, Austin and Nick traveled to the developing world. Nick Kristof, Larica Compton and Cassidy McDonald Nick Kristof, Larica Compton and Cassidy McDonald Cassidy is a student at Notre Dame. Her Twitter following, with 295 followers, doesn’t match Nick’s, yet. She may need a couple of Pulitzer’s to catch him, but there may be nothing like being the “Win-a-trip” winner to put her on the right path. Cassidy says, “I’ve always been interested in the subject matter of Nick’s columns and books, but I decided to apply only after encouragement from my fantastic mentor, Tom Bettag (former Executive Producer of CBS Evening News, ABC Nightline, Discovery channel and CNN — and one of the nicest people in the world).” The seeds were likely planted long before Tom encouraged her. She worked and attended school with the 2014 winner, Nicole Sganga. ---------------- Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/2fPolrW. Need a corporate social responsibility speaker? Learn more about Devin Thorpe at http://devinthorpe.com.

The mind’s ability to envision more than what is physically present in the world is an astounding fact of life. We’re always imagining, thinking, and living in our heads. Our thoughts and our imaginations shape how we see the world, they shape our words and our actions. This is nothing new. We’ve been doing this for all our lives. as far as we can remember. But that’s why we take a closer look and ask the question: how do our imagined lives shape our reality? What happens day to day at the frontier between the worlds we imagine and the worlds we inhabit. Host: Justine Beed Producers: Justine Beed and Natacha Ruck with help from Louis Lafair, Amabel Stokes, Alec Glassford, Tamu Adumer, Joshua Hoyt, Austin Meyer, Claire Schoen, Christy Hartman, Will Rogers, Albert Gehami, Jonah Willihnganz, and Jake Warga Featuring: John Rick, Tamu Adumer, Louis Lafair, Terry Root, Louie Psihoyos, WonGi Jung, Austin Meyer, Amabel Stokes, Alec Glassford, Max Whitmeyer, Nina Donaldson, Maria Doerr, Liam Bhajan, Jeffrey Abidor, Emma Fisher, Natacha Ruck, and Jackson Roach Music and Sounds: See storytelling.stanford.edu for full list of music and sounds used in this episode Image via Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kainkalju/5894855297 Story 1: Birth of Imagination Description: What happened the first time humans used imagination to shape the world? Producers: Tamu Adumer and Natacha Ruck Featuring: Professor John Rick Image via Wikimedia: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bifa…o_(Madrid).png Story 2: One Quinoa Burger At A Time Description: Can imagination help one student tackle one of the biggest problems of our time? Producer: Louis Lafair Featuring: Terry Root and Louie Psihoyos Music: "T-Shirt Weather," "Little Dipper," "Pure Swell," "Funk," and "Boop" by Podington Bear Photo via the Stanford Review: stanfordreview.org/article/is-stan…conserve-water/ Story 3: My Imaginary Girlfriend Description: How hard can it be to break up with an imaginary girlfriend? Producer: WonGi Jung with help from Justine Beed Featuring: WonGi Jung Image via StoryNight Story 4: Double Banded Dream Description: In this story, we venture into the land of dreams and investigate how imagination can endanger reality. Producers: Austin Meyer and Joshua Hoyt Featuring: Austin Meyer Music: "Nothing Lasts" by Alexandre Desplat and "Gnossienne No. 2: Avec étonnement" and “Gynopédie No. 1”by Erik Satie Image via Wikimedia: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wedding_rings.jpg Story 5: The Periphery Description: In this story we dive deep into the head of a coffee shop vigilante and listen to her thoughts as she tries to save the day. Producers: Amabel Stokes, Justine Beed Writer: Amabel Stokes Featuring: Amabel Stokes, Alec Glassford, Max Whitmeyer, Nina Donaldson, Maria Doerr, Justine Beed, Liam Bhajan, Jeffrey Abidor, Emma Fisher, and Jackson Roach Music and Sounds: See storytelling.stanford.edu for full list of music and sounds used in this piece Image via Unsplash: unsplash.com/photos/k_RYBedEvDw

Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1QWk0yl. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Austin Meyer, a young journalist who recently graduated with a masters degree from Stanford, got his Warholian fifteen minutes of fame this year. You see, Austin won the New York Times “win-a-trip” with Nicholas Kristof competition. A host of college students apply for the coveted opportunity to travel with the famed columnist to a destination in the developing world to cover, as only Nick does, the painful stories of the developing world. Austin Meyer and Nicholas Kristof in Nepal, courtesy of Austin Meyer Austin Meyer and Nicholas Kristof in Nepal, courtesy of Austin Meyer Austin shared some of his history with me in preparation for this piece and live interview. He confessed that he didn’t always plan to become a journalist. When I arrived at Stanford, I had no clue what I wanted study. My passion hadn’t been revealed. But in the spring of my freshman year I took an introductory creative writing course in fiction and it clicked: storytelling. The story I was writing in that class was all I could think about. So I followed that impulse. That storytelling momentum. I wrote fiction, nonfiction, audio documentaries, plays, screenplays, and performed improvised stories on stage. I rode that passion to a master’s in journalism. He continued, “As my master’s year was coming to an end, I was looking for an opportunity where I could use my storytelling as a way to truly impact the world. I wanted to combine my drives to tell stories and to fight against social injustices. There was no better opportunity than to join my journalism idol, Nicholas Kristof, who has made a living doing just that.” To get a sense of Austin, I asked about challenges he’d overcome. His response didn’t surprise me. “I have been so fortunate in my life. I won the lottery of birth. I was lucky enough to grow up in an extremely loving family with the freedom to pursue my passions. Especially after reporting on issues of social injustice in India and Nepal, there is no challenge I have overcome that is really much of a challenge.” Upon further reflection, however, he added, “Perhaps the obstacle I overcame that so many of us face, was my own comfort. I wanted/want to do this type of journalism because it is a way to make immense global impact. However, doing so requires a turn towards suffering. It requires reckoning with your own privilege and ego. It requires getting your world flipped upside down. I embraced that escape from my comfort zone, because I know that is what will inspire me to make change in this world.” Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1QWk0yl. Please consider whether a friend or colleague might benefit from this piece and, if so, share it.

The founder of X-Plane joins us to talk all about this flight simulator. Austin Meyer is a very creative and smart guy. You'll be on the edge of your seat. The post AviatorCast Episode 61: Austin Meyer of X-Plane: XPLANE | XAvion | Startup | Software | Flight Simulator | iOS | Android appeared first on Angle of Attack.

Understanding someone who experiences the world differently than you can be hard. In fact, it can be downright scary. In this piece, Austin Meyer, a senior from Stanford University, visits the Earle Baum Center for People With Vision Loss to tell his story of what it's like to navigate the intimidating space between two opposite ways of experiencing the world... one with vision and one without. Producer: Austin Meyer Featuring: Denise Vancil, Scott Murray, and Sharon Brown Special thanks: Dan Needham and The Earle Baum Center Image via flickr For more information about the Braden Grant for Oral Narrative: http://web.stanford.edu/group/storytelling/cgi-bin/joomla/index.php/grants.html

A quick phone call with the USA lightweight men's double before they head out to Korea , sorry for all the distrurbance in the back.  I had a lot going on all at once.  

Matthieu Laban and Philippe Rollin of Flying Development Studios, Prepar3d Now Offers Academic License, Orbx makes Prepar3d SBSLs FREE, Orbx Releases 2W3 Swanson Airport, 44% Off Orbx in April, McPhat ATR-72-500 for X-Plane Tail Previews, Quality Wings 146 collection set at $47.99, Part 2 of Interview with Austin Meyer, PMDG Presentation during Aerosoft Convention, FSLabs Presentation during Aerosoft Convention, REX Essentials running inside of Prepar3d, REX Game Studios announced storm chasing game, and KCFS SeaBee SP1 Preview.

Special Guest Charlie Reed Reviews the VRS FA 18E, KCFS Republic seabee review, FSFlyingSchool Pro for FSX review, PMDG Announces B777 progress and B747 400 Version 2.0, Blackbox Simulations rereleasing aircraft, MS Flight Project lead interviewed by Avsim, Infinite Flight for iOS Released, Freeware X Plane 10 HD Mesh, McPhat Interview with Austin Meyer, and Orbx W16 People Flow 2 Previews

Austin Meyer of Laminar Research, makers of X-Plane, joins us as we go through some of the new features of X-Plane 10.

Hosted by Eric McClintock, Mark Stewart, Brendan, and Austin MeyerListen Here:Subscribe to automatically get the latest podcast: iTunes, Zune, RSS XML, E-Mail, All Other.Interview with Austin Meyer of X-Plane“Very slow to build the team, very quick to build the simulator”…Check out all of our questions in the first segment of the podcast, we ask Austin [...]