Podcasts about base jump

This year's NABshow arrives amid a grim outlook for our media broadcast industry. Will we address these issues at the conference or skip them? (00:00).Peter is joined by Matt Mason, a former pirate radio DJ, innovator at BitTorrent and Sony Pictures, and currently the CEO of Basejump, to help us check in on Metaverse storytelling and whether your content creation pipeline can be redefined at the hands of decentralized tech and gaming platforms? (01:28).Then, they discuss the transformative power that NFTs can have on creative control of your content (18:20).Finally, Peter is joined by industry pundit Alan Lasky to unpack NABshow's attempt to embrace changing markets while addressing the tough questions posed on our industry (30:37).Matt Mason is the CEO of BaseJump.You can learn more about Matt Mason and connect on LinkedIn.You can learn more about BaseJump at their website.And read Matt's book on culture and technology, "The Pirate's Dilemma".You can follow Alan Lasky's opinions and connect with him on LinkedIn.Follow the Virtually Everything! Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virtually.live/?hl=enIf you want to send an email with feedback or show suggestions, you can reach us at virtually.everything@vustudio.com.Otherwise you can:Find Peter on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterfrelik/Bye for now!-------------Here's the 20% you need to know about this episode:1. Decentralized tech and gaming platforms can redefine content creation pipelines.2. AO, a decentralized supercomputer distributed across global laptops and servers, will enable robust and permanent data storage.3. The Metaverse should be viewed as a collection of digital assets and stories rather than specific platforms.4. Base Jump is a loadout screen for the entire next 3D spatial internet, enabling users to equip avatars and digital assets for use across different platforms and metaverses.5. NFTs allow creators to maintain ownership and control over their digital creations, opening new monetization avenues and reducing dependency on centralized platforms.6. The rise in interest for decentralization is attributed to a reaction against failing legacy systems and the need for more democratic, user-controlled digital experiences.7. The current mood in the media and entertainment industry is questioning the return on investment for production gear.8. NAB and similar shows should adapt to new decentralized and AI-driven production models to remain relevant to newer, self-employed content creators.9. Economic conditions and changing cultural attitudes towards digital and decentralized technologies are impacting industry trends and conference dynamics.The Virtually Everything! Podcast is presented by Vū Technologies. #VuStudio #ContentAtTheSpeedOfThoughtBye for now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fred Fugen, athlète français de l'extrême, revient sur son parcours de rêve, entre sa passion pour le BASE Jump, le Wingsuit et les sauts légendaires au-dessus du Mont-Blanc et du Burj Khalifa.

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Woman arrested after allegedly poisoning her husband with eye drops. Sentence handed down for man who stole bronze Jackie Robinson statue. Illegal BASE jumper dies at Grand Canyon National Park. Teenager arrested after murdering neighbor in her hot tub. McDonald's worker sets fire to dumpster in attempt to clear crowded restaurant. Chick-fil-A driver fights off armed robber. Florida man pleads guilty to attempting to detonate explosives near Chinese embassy. 98-year-old newspaper owner dies from cardiac arrest 24 hours after police raid her home. Follow This Day in Crime on Social: X: @tenderfootTV, @thisdayincrime_ IG: @tenderfoot.tv, @thisdayincrime Episode Sources: Iowa Woman Arrested for Allegedly Attempting to Poison Husband by Spiking His Drink with Eye Drops, People Kansas man Ricky Alderete sentenced to prison for stealing bronze Jackie Robinson statue, NY Post Man dies after attempting illegal BASE jump at the Grand Canyon, National Park Service says, ABC 11 15-year-old accused of murdering neighbor in hot tub to feel what it was like to stab someone, NY Post McDonald's worker set fire to dumpster to clear out ‘crowded' restaurant, NY Post Chick-fil-A delivery driver fights off alleged armed robber, pulls off mask in surveillance video, Fox News Florida attorney pleads guilty to trying to detonate explosives near Chinese embassy in Washington, Click Orlando ‘Get Outta My House': Newspaper Owner, 98, Died After Police Raid Targeting Publication, Criminal Case Pending, People To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hanka Dvorská je slavná kaskadérka, hrála snad v každém Hollywoodském trháku, setkala se každou hvězdou, která vás napadne od Angeliny Jolie přes Jackie Chana po Leonarda di Capria. Má úžasné oči i úsměv, neskonalou touhu pořád se hýbat, cvičit a učit s novým dovednostem. Kdybych někdy potřeboval dofouknout optimismus a naději, že to tady na světě má smysl, určitě půjdu k ní. Nedávno jí vyšla knížka, a tak jsme se potkali přímo v Luxoru, aby vzniklo povídání, kde jsem se pokusil najít zdroj toho jejího krásného životního reaktoru. Protože na růžích ustláno nikdy moc neměla a nemá.Ještě dodám, že celý rozhovor bez reklam i s bonusovými radami Hanky Dvorské jak se začít hýbat, najdete na mém kanálu https://herohero.co/petrhorkyMějte se prima, hýbejte se a usmějte se…teď! Zdraví vás Petr HorkýOdkaz:Hančina kniha - https://www.luxor.cz/v/1962107/obycejna-kaskaderka00:00 Vyrovnávání s úrazem a stárnutí.06:10 Na trápení jsem se vykašlala, chci se těšit dopředu.09:03 Pohyb je život, běhání seznamka.17:09 Kaskadér se obalí chráničema, kaskadérka musí mít svaly.24:04 Jsem ke svému tělu necitlivá a přísná, nemám ráda lenost.Support the Show.

B.A.S.E. Jumping steht für das Springen von Objekten wie B.uildings, A.ntenna, S.pan und E.arth und ist eine viel diskutierte Sportart oder doch eher Lebensgefühl. Was es genau ist, warum und vor allen Dingen wie man es das macht, ob es legal oder illegal ist darüber reden wir im Podcast mit Jürgen Mühling. Verein deutscher Objektspringer e.V. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

This dude never gets old... 

Checking in with Maurizio Di Palma My name is Maurizio di Palma, I am 43 years old, I have passed my last 26 years with a parachute on my shoulders, 21 with a BASE rig. I have dedicated and am still doing my life to one of the most grateful activities that one person can do in his life, the BASE Jump. I have passed all this time thinking about the jump that will do tomorrow, improving and teaching all skydivers that would like to be transform in BASE jumper the best techniques to enjoy this "sport" in the safest way possible CHECK OUT THE BLOGPOST FOR MORE INFORMATION ON MAURI Themes in this Mental Power Podcast episode: In your opinion, where are we now and where do we probably go in the future Base jumping is a jung sport compared to others, the equipment was not so far developed as today, how does that influence the safety of the sport Did you notice change in the danger due to equipment development Brento becomes fuller every year, what do you think about that What can be done, so it won't become too crowded and disturb the local communitv Why do you think people start this sport and why should people not start the sport What could be done, to make the sport safer What does you fascinate about BASE jumping Why did you start the BrentoBASESchool What a typical mental aspects students have in the basic BASE education compared to ongoing education in Wingsuit BASE What do you think about Fear, Emotions, Death, Ego, Peer Pressure How and why did you get interested in TandemBASE? Who are your clients What are the risks of Tandem BASE Why are they up to Tandem BASE and take this greater risk Do you think TandemBASE has a great future Advice and tipps from Mauri at the end Check out the Blogpost If you have further questions, feel free to contact me anytime: kontakt@seyffardt.de

In this episode, we recap our experience renting a campervan in Norway and the unexpected obstacles that came along with it. And to top it all off, Jamie finally gets a chance at redemption to do his first-ever solo wingsuit BASE Jump. Did he succeed or fail again? Listen to find out...Special shout out to our monthly sponsors, people like you, who keep the adventure going and help make our record-setting project a reality and get exclusive access to secret content.Check out the entire library of Captain Manicorn Podcasts on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyResourcesBecome A Monthly SponsorSocial Networks: Instagram, YouTube, FacebookListen To LearnIntro (0:00)Van life in Norway has changed (1:00)Getting kicked out of camping spots (2:45)Arriving at Eresfjord (10:00)Jumping or Flying somewhere for the first time (11:00)Van life & Poop (19:00)Embarking on my first ever solo wingsuit BASE Jump - (22.30)Returning back to Boat Life (28:00)Please Leave Us A Review!Apple Podcast reviews are one of THE most important factors for podcasts. If you enjoy the show please take a second to leave the show a review on Apple Podcasts!Click this link: Leave a review on Apple PodcastsHit “Listen on apple podcasts” on the left-hand side under the picture.Leave an honest review.You're awesome!

In this episode, we discuss Jamie's first time doing a solo wingsuit BASE Jump while in Norway and the fears + obstacles that came along with the intimidating experience. Special shout out to our monthly sponsors, people like you, who keep the adventure going and help make our record-setting project a reality and get exclusive access to secret content.Check out the entire library of Captain Manicorn Podcasts on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyResourcesBecome A Monthly SponsorSocial Networks: Instagram, YouTube, FacebookPlease Leave Us A Review!Apple Podcast reviews are one of THE most important factors for podcasts. If you enjoy the show please take a second to leave the show a review on Apple Podcasts!Click this link: Leave a review on Apple PodcastsHit “Listen on apple podcasts” on the left-hand side under the picture.Leave an honest review.You're awesome!

In this episode, we discuss hiking, camping and flying adventures in Norwegian Fjords, and reminisce about the single Base-Jump that may have been responsible for Jamie's mult-year break from BASE-Jumping.Special shout out to our monthly sponsors, people like you, who keep the adventure going and help make our record-setting project a reality.Check out the entire library of Captain Manicorn Podcasts on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyListen to Learn…Where are we located (1:00)What it was like hiking, camping, and flying the Fjearland fjord (4:30)Sleeping in a Norwegian cabin next to a glacier (14:00)Does Sandra worry about Jamie Base Jumping (24:00)How Sandra watched Jamie 'almost die' on a BASE Jump (26:00)Why I quit BASE-Jumping for a couple years (33:00)How Gudvagen changed our life (35:00)Obstacles to rent a car and keep moving (40:00)Arriving at Flam, Norway (44:00)ResourcesSECRET CONTENT: Photos & Videos from this podcastJuly 2022 Recap Article & GallerySocial Networks: Instagram, YouTube, FacebookBecome A Monthly SponsorPlease Leave Us A Review!Apple Podcast reviews are one of THE most important factors for podcasts. If you enjoy the show please take a second to leave the show a review on Apple Podcasts!Click this link: Leave a review on Apple PodcastsHit “Listen on apple podcasts” on the left-hand side under the picture.Leave an honest review.You're awesome!

Mon nouvel invité est littéralement inclassable. Vous le connaissez peut-être déjà sous l'alias Superfrenchie, recordman mondial en ski base-jump.Dire qu'il a attrapé le virus des sports extrêmes très jeune n'est pas un euphémisme, à 4 ans le voilà à sauter le tremplin situé derrière chez sa prof de ski. Outre un amour inconditionnel de la montagne et du vol, Matthias aborde chaque saut avec beaucoup (beaucoup, beaucoup) de passion. Expatrié depuis presque 15 ans aux USA, c'est là-bas qu'il réussit à trouver de nombreux partenaires prêts à le suivre dans toutes ses aventures.Décrypter tous ses sauts n'auraient pas été possible mais nous avons quand même essayé de décortiquer les émotions et sensations qu'il traverse d'un bout à l'autre de ses projets. On présente souvent Matthias comme l'enfant terrible des sports extrêmes mais en discutant avec lui je reste bouche bée devant tant de sagesse et de sérénité. J'espère que ce nouvel épisode sera pour vous l'occasion de découvrir Avec Matthias on a abordé un paquet de sujets, comme d'habitude retrouvez toutes les références : Pushing the limits, peut être le film qui a transmis la passion des sports extrêmes à MatthiasJean-Marc Boivin, emblème français des sports extrêmes Shane McConkey, base jumper de talent et mentor de notre SuperfrenchieAdam Bilestki - Alpiniste polonais GoPro HD: Avalanche Cliff Jump with Matthias Giraud, s'il ne fallait voir qu'une seule vidéo de Matthias ce serait certainement celle-là ! Le documentaire de Chase Ogden sorti en 2020, disponible outre-atlantique.Superfrenchie nous recommande :Justine Dupont, surfeuse professionnelle française Xavier De Le Rue, snowboerdeur français Timeline 00:00 L'histoire de la vidéo "Avalanche Cliff Jump"08:38 Sauter au 4 coins du monde : les risques, les conditions, l'équipe21:40 American Dream 29:01 Le mot de la fin Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Mon nouvel invité est littéralement inclassable. Vous le connaissez peut-être déjà sous l'alias Superfrenchie, recordman mondial en ski base-jump.Dire qu'il a attrapé le virus des sports extrêmes très jeune n'est pas un euphémisme, à 4 ans le voilà à sauter le tremplin situé derrière chez sa prof de ski. Outre un amour inconditionnel de la montagne et du vol, Matthias aborde chaque saut avec beaucoup (beaucoup, beaucoup) de passion. Expatrié depuis presque 15 ans aux USA, c'est là-bas qu'il réussit à trouver de nombreux partenaires prêts à le suivre dans toutes ses aventures.Décrypter tous ses sauts n'auraient pas été possible mais nous avons quand même essayé de décortiquer les émotions et sensations qu'il traverse d'un bout à l'autre de ses projets. On présente souvent Matthias comme l'enfant terrible des sports extrêmes mais en discutant avec lui je reste bouche bée devant tant de sagesse et de sérénité. J'espère que ce nouvel épisode sera pour vous l'occasion de découvrir Avec Matthias on a abordé un paquet de sujets, comme d'habitude retrouvez toutes les références : Pushing the limits, peut être le film qui a transmis la passion des sports extrêmes à MatthiasJean-Marc Boivin, emblème français des sports extrêmes Shane McConkey, base jumper de talent et mentor de notre SuperfrenchieAdam Bilestki - Alpiniste polonais GoPro HD: Avalanche Cliff Jump with Matthias Giraud, s'il ne fallait voir qu'une seule vidéo de Matthias ce serait certainement celle-là ! Le documentaire de Chase Ogden sorti en 2020, disponible outre-atlantique.Superfrenchie nous recommande :Justine Dupont, surfeuse professionnelle française Xavier De Le Rue, snowboerdeur français Timeline (partie 1) 00:00 Matthias Giraud, le “p'tit diable”12:58 De l'héritage du sport extrême aux premiers mentors 23:50 Réalisez vos rêves ! Trouvez ce qui vous fait vibrer ! 30:36 La mort, cette compagne vitale Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Géraldine Fasnacht est l'invitée du Grand Soir, accompagnée du Dr Stéphane Tercier, Médecin associé, Service de chirurgie de lʹenfant et de lʹadolescent,Chirurgien pédiatre et médecin du sport, en deuxième heure de l'émission. Autres invité.es: Florent Marchet - Olivier Cheuwa, Sonia Mazza, Mark Kelly pour le Festival Zicabret

Géraldine Fasnacht est l'invitée du Grand Soir, accompagnée de ... en deuxième heure de l'émission. Autres invité.es:

Après une ascension dans le parc du Yosemite, le guide de haute montagne et grimpeur agité Sam Beaugey a choisi de redescendre d'El Capitan par les airs, en base-jump. Un défi risqué et millimétré qui semble cocher toutes les cases d'une nouvelle folie.

A² The Show - Ep 395 Feat. Jumaidee Elias Millavois tattoo artist Jumaidee Elias has taken skateboarding to the extreme by using the Millau viaduct as a giant springboard to perform a BASE-jump. On the video, we see him riding on one of the metal railings of the most famous bridge in Aveyron. 0:00 Daredevil SKATEBOARDS off the world's tallest bridge and plunges 900ft in daring base jump 1:21 Tattoos 4:53 Point break 7:28 Base jumping 15:50 New moves 23:20 Addiction 24:40 Pandemic 31:35 How to beat fear 36:16 Wisdom of a jumper 39:42 Calculations A² The Show celebrates the world's most excellent individuals. 3 guys on 3 different continents, Ali Haajl, Ali Al Shammari, and Saeed Jammal have created a world community of thought leaders and experts. Our guests are from all walks of life: engineers, comedians, journalists, rockstars, civil right activists, artists. entrepreneurs, from Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America and Australia. Seek the knowledge ⚡⚡⚡ ✌️ Ali & Ali & Saeed,

V ôsmej epizóde bol mojím hosťom Lukáš Betinský. Vyštudoval maľbu na VŠVU v Bratislave a v roku 2017 finalistom prestížnej britskej súťaže BP Portrait Award - jeho maľba bola vystavená v National Portrait Gallery v Londýne. Lukáš žije spolu s rodinou na strednom Slovensku, kde vytvorili domov nielne pre seba, ale aj pre početné zvieracie osadenstvo. Medzi nimi je aj vipetka - Adori, ktorá sa stala Lukášovou parťáčkou pri behu. Rozprávali sme sa teda nielen o maľbe, ale aj o tom, ako a prečo je beh so štvornohým parťákom iný. V epizóde sa dozviete aj to, čo sa skrýva za čudnými výrazmi ako canicross a skijoring, ale aj to, že psov úprimne zaujíma, čo si na seba obliekate. Spomíname aj Deana Pottera - správne pomenovanie športu ktorému sa venoval je Base Jump :)

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Matthias Giraud aka Super Frenchie is a big mountain skier and BASE Jumper. Matthias grew up skiing in St Gervais-les-Bains, France. He was inspired by the mountain legends of Chamonix who set the bar for mountain sports and following their passion. Matthias went from ski racing to freestyle skiing and moved to the US with the aim of becoming a pro skier. He got his skydiving license and started base jumping. He wanted to Ski BASE Jump since he was 9 years old and was lucky enough to meet Shane McConkey who steered him in that direction. Adding a parachute on your back was the perfect solution to turning big mountain skiing into double XL mountain skiing. Matthias has gone on to ski BASE Jump some of the world's first descents. Including Mt Hood in Oregon, the Matterhorn in Switzerland and Mont Blanc the highest mountain in the Alps. Tune in to the episode to find out what drives Super Frenchie, dealing with loss, family, sponsors, following your own path, making a documentary and loads more!  Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Super Frenchie is up to on Instagram at superfrenchieofficial and be sure to check out his website superfrenchie.comLike what you hear?  Please consider subscribing and leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Ingrid Backstrom, Jamie MoCrazy, Mike Powell, JJ Thomas, Erika Vikander. 

On the "Today in San Diego" Podcast, Marianne Kushi Shares the Details of a Man Who Died in an Apparent Base Jump Near UTC, Information on the New BA2 COVID Variant, and a Surge in Demands from the San Diego Food Bank.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Let's check out one of the most iconic spots in West Virginia.  If you consider yourself an outdoor thrill seeker, then this National Park is definitely the destination for you.  Even if you don't have the stomach for living on the edge, there is plenty for you as well.  Covering multiple counties, you can explore the ghost towns and old mines.  Oh, I almost forgot, don't forget your camera....you're going to need it.Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/westvirginiatalk)

This week's episode of the Bellas Podcast is EXTREME! Nikki & Brie take the podcast into overtime with their recap of a huge weekend in LA that involved a lot of parties, a lot of tequila, a lot of famous friends, and a football game. Then Bellas bring on Travis Pastrana, who sits at the AGT: Extreme judge's table with Nikki. Nikki & Brie jetted down to Los Angeles for a monumental Sister Super Bowl Weekend that included Megan Thee Stallion, a number of outfit changes, day drinking, camera time, questionable choices at the bar, and a lot of camera time. The Bellas were also in attendance at Super Bowl LVI and share their experiences seeing Billie Jean King and The Rock, the mind-blowing halftime show, and an incident involving one of the Bellas that involved a woman hitting the ground…hard. Then Travis Pastrana connects with Nikki and Brie to get us ready for AGT: Extreme! A few weeks ago, Travis had a base jumping stunt go wrong, and he gives an update on how he's doing now and if he'd ever try it again. Travis is a legend in the world of Action Sports and talks about what made his run of successful X-Games appearances so much fun, taking extreme sports into the mainstream, and why he started Nitro Circus, his life as a cheer dad, if he'd encourage his daughters to live life as dangerously as he has, and how much fun he had working with Nikki. Nikki & Brie play a new Bellas Podcast game, “Record Collector,” with Travis, who holds 11 X-Games Gold Medals and holds 11 entries in the Guinness Book of World Records. Travis also has an incredible response for this week's Inspiration & Affirmation that applies to his life as a parent and an extreme athlete. Travis also has a new sponsor, Black Rifle Coffee, and he explains why he's excited for that partnership and what they can accomplish together. Tune into AGT: Extreme Monday, February 21 at 8/9c on NBC! Follow Travis on Instagram! Follow Nikki & Brie on Instagram for exclusive clips from this episode, and tune into The Bellas Podcast Instagram page every Friday at 12p EST/9a PST for an IG Live with Nikki & Brie! 

My very special guest today has a career spanning 25 years as a professional skydiver, BASE jumper and Wingsuit pilot, He is one of the most experienced extreme sports athletes on the planet with over 13,000 jumps combined. His adventures have taken him around the globe with success in all areas including becoming a world champion, a world record holder and representing his native country ​of Australia in both skydiving and BASE jumping in several disciplines. Please help me welcome to the podcast, from Melbourne, Australia now living in Switzerland, Chris “Douggs” McDougall! Through his extreme sports background and expertise in risk management, Chris founded the world's leading BASE jump school Learn to Base Jump, training hundreds of students ​- from beginners to experts. His life has been a series of mind-blowing ups and harrowing downs-life experiences that he brings to his courses.​ Chris McDougall is also an author and motivational speaker. He lives by three words: Dream, Challenge and Inspire-Dare to Dream, Challenge yourself to live out those dreams and then inspire others to do so themselves. Please subscribe to his amazing YouTube channel (with over 38 million views!) and please give him a follow on Instagram (douggsbase) and Facebook. And to check out the book he wrote, please head over to Amazon.com or wherever you buy books. Please enjoy this episode with Chris McDougall. He gives great advice that everyone should hear. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. My First Season is available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Podbean App, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM and Listen Notes. **My First Season podcast has always been free to listen to. https://www.youtube.com/user/douggsloosedude https://www.instagram.com/douggsbase/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ChrisDouggsMcDougall https://www.douggs.com/?fbclid=IwAR33cRJc182VuFsyK1jcJbmmJgcKx1GKcV5iSisXZGhRCDByNiqNKkNYZTQ https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Idiot-Colourful-Tale-Freefall/dp/0620449756/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=confessions+of+an+idiot+chris+mcdougall&qid=1638477999&sr=8-1

Cet épisode est l'audio extrait d'un reportage vidéo. Je vous invite donc à vous rendre sur ma chaîne youtube pour mieux en profiter ! ----------------------------------- J'ai rencontré Henrik Langli un Base jumper de 32 ans. Il a plus de 1000 sauts à son actif et une solide formation de parachutiste.    ---------------------    Consultez le site  www.uneblondeennorvege.com pour plus d'infos.  ---------------------   Soutenir le podcast à partir de 2€ /mois : www.patreon.com/uneblondeennorvege ---------------------   Écrivez moi si vous avez des suggestions de thèmes pour les prochains épisodes : contact@uneblondeennorvege.com   

Los invitamos a escuchar nuestra charla sobre BASE JUMP! ... I know! Increíble, pues Paloma una vez que supo de esto, fue por ello.Hoy con mucha experiencia y precisión nos comparte como es para ella vivir ese deporte extremo! Les pido me manden por mensaje en IG con su QUOTE favorito de este episodio?Gracias, Gracias, GraciasStef --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tricharlas/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

O Podcast Connect Cast se conecta com Vanessa Amorim. Uma médica que trabalha com obstetrícia e é apaixonada por adrenalina, acumulando mais de 180 saltos de paraquedas, sendo um deles totalmente nua! Falamos sobre o próximo passo no esporte, que seria o Base Jump, falamos sobre a conciliação da vida de médica e paraquedista e de inúmeros outros assuntos que você pode conferir aqui!! Não perca esse episódio incrível! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connect-cast7/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connect-cast7/support

Had a blast talking with Ryan Jenks who is on the show Pushing The Line on Discovery Plus.  This show is so cool as you see him and his friends Base Jump, Highline and do all sorts of crazy stuff 400 to 600 feet in the air.  Ryan is a super cool guy.  Check out his show.  Please share with friends and family.Contact The Jose Show:email: mailto:zhills411@gmail.comWebsite: https://www.thejoseshow.com/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TheeJoseShow/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/245183956892567/Twitter: https://twitter.com/joseroldanjrInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejoseroldanContact Ryan:Website: https://www.slackline.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQvq-0fss4lNrmIz7gcPLtQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hownottohighline/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hownottohighline?lang=enSupport the show (https://paypal.me/jar1972?locale.x=en_US)

Você faz ideia de como os esportes radicais podem auxiliar na jornada empreendedora? Nesse episódio, você vai descobrir como um atleta de Skydive e Base Jump atrela essas atividades com a sua vida dos negócios. INSTAGRAM: @paporaizpodcast; CANAL NO YOUTUBE: paporaizpodcast. Disponível nas principais plataformas de podcast. Hosts: Guilherme Barbosa (@guilherme_3mind), Yuri Melo (@yuricmelo), Juninho Conceição (@juninhoaloha); Convidado: Rinaldo Figueiredo (@rinaldosf); Edição: Tiago Campos. LEFARMA.COM.BR / 3MINDCONTENT.COM.BR / LOOPFOOD.COM.BR

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Comme dans l'épisode de la semaine dernière, nous allons nous intéresser à l'univers de la haute montagne. Nous sommes toujours à Chamonix et nous partons à la rencontre du commandant du GMHM, le groupe militaire de haute montagne.  Créer en 1976, cette toute petite unité de l'armée de terre est composée d'une dizaine d'alpinistes de très haut niveau.  Leurs missions n'est pas de partir combattre en opération extérieure, mais de réaliser des expéditions complexes et en conditions extrêmes, souvent par très grand froid.  Nous vous souhaitons une bonne écoute. Retrouvez notre magazine ici : https://defense-zone.comHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode, we spoke with pro BASE jumper Matt Blank about how to get into BASE and what steps a new skydiver could take to get ready for the sport. Here are a few of the topics:Canopy WorkWingsuit TrainingMountaineering Micrometeorology Mindset Resources:Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills- Paperbacktopgunbase.ws - Website Understanding The Sky - PaperbackThe Great Book of Base - PaperbackShop with us at Fish Skydive ApparelSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/skydivelive)

In 1986, following active service in the Falklands War, former 565 RLD parachute signaller Mike R.P. McCarthy launched an audacious plan to be the first person to base jump from the Empire State building. Read 'Eating Smoke: One Man's Descent into Crystal Meth Psychosis in Hong Kong's Triad Heartland.' Paperback UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0993543944 Paperback US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993543944 Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-veterans-to-tell-their-story https://paypal.me/TeamThrall Sign up for my NON-SPAM newsletter and FREE books: https://christhrall.com/mailing-list/ Social media Links: https://facebook.com/christhrall https://twitter.com/christhrall https://instagram.com/chris.thrall https://linkedin.com/in/christhrall https://youtube.com/christhrall https://discord.gg/yqvHRUN https://christhrall.com

Le festival What a Trip, le festival international du film de voyage et d'aventure de Montpellier s'est tenu du 26 au 29 septembre 2020 et j'ai eu la chance d'y assister et de pouvoir interviewer plusieurs aventuriers, réalisateurs et explorateurs. Et vous trouverez leurs interviews sur cette chaîne de podcasts ;) Parmi eux, il y a eu les base jumpers du film documentaire "Drop it" qui était en compétition (podcast que vous pouvez retrouver sur cette chaîne de podcasts) et les réalisateurs du film à savoir Flavien Hillat et Thomas Jarrey. Ce film est bluffant avec des images impressionnantes de base jumpers qui se jettent dans le vide et volent avec brio comme ils savent si bien le faire avec leur combi, ou sans, pour finalement déployer leur parachute. Flavien et Thomas sont deux réalisateurs autodidactes qui ont tout appris sur Youtube et ont fait ce film avec zero budget dans le cadre de leur association de production "Jusqu'au bout de vos rêves." Ils racontent leur parcours dans cette interview et le projet fou de ce film sur le base jump ainsi que leur compréhension de ce sport extrême. Ils reviennent aussi sur leur aventure étonnante autour de leur 2ème film documentaire, Isoken, une expédition polaire en Arctique qu'ils ont faite sans guide polaire... Ce film a remporté le prix du public au festival What a Trip en 2020. Photo: les réalisateurs Thomas Jarrey, Flavien Hillat et leur producteur Vincent Lavrov ainsi que les base jumpers Gautier, Gillian et Agnès (copyright: SHD) Musique générique : Nomad Traveller/BedsAndBeats Plus d'informations: watmontpellier.fr/ Pour plus de podcasts voyage, rendez-vous sur: https://soundcloud.com/saliha-hadj-djilani https://1001decouvertes.com

She has no shortage of courage… and adrenaline.If rock climbing, BASE jumping, skydiving, and a plethora of other adventures weren’t enough, this adventurer is also a best-selling author, entrepreneur and public speaker. Her first book, “Journey of Heart,” told the story of losing her father and brother to an avalanche on Pakistans tallest mountain, K2, and her journey back there to try and recover their remains.Her second book, "Changing Gears: Ups and Downs on the New Zealand Road" is the story of her soul-searching 28-day solo cycle across both of New Zealand's Islands. Later this year, she’ll be releasing her third book, “Dream of Flight,” a detailed look at her journey literally learning to fly using a wingsuit.In addition to her literary success, she started a non-profit organization to support the creative needs of children called “The Denali Foundation,” named after her brother. Come listen to this amazing and inspiring woman.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/moonbird)

It is against the law to Base-Jump in National Parks.  Those that do it say it's safe.  Those that run the National Parks say it's not.  To prove that it is safe, 5 base jumpers climbed El Capitan to jump.  But something happened, something they didn't expect.  This episode contains a story from California's past, one about a tragedy that took place at Yosemite National Park in the 1990's.Produced by:  Squeaky Metal Stool ProductionsNarrator:  Eric HurttTelling Simple Guest Announcer:  Mary DahlProduction Voice:  Special thanks to Julia H. Theme Music by Dan HenigMusic Entitled:  Arpy  Song #1 "Checkmate" by Nathan MooreSong #2 "A Face In A Cloud" by Nathan Moore

Liv n'est pas une sportive comme les autres. le sport et la nature sont probablement ses raisons de vivre. Après avoir été une grande championne d'escalade, elle a pratiqué pendant plusieurs années le Base Jump (sport dans lequel il faut se jeter en parachute depuis une falaise) puis s'est reconvertie au coeur de sa passion : l'alpinisme. Son profil Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/livsansoz/?hl=fr Son compte Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/LivSansoz/ Son aventure des 82 sommets : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ny18Pv_acpc

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic

⎪HEZKY HNED PO RUCE:Kamilovy stránkyKamilův InstagramPatreonTaky občas někde narazíte na takový ty neskutečný obrázky lidí, co někde v ohromný výšce přechází po laně nějaký nádherný údolí nebo zrovna padaj ze skály a řikáte si, WTF?!No, tak přesně tyhle obrázky fotí Kamil, host tohohle Kecání.Kamil je totiž sám lezec, ale hlavně fotograf, co zvěčňuje další lezce a vůbec lidi, který dělaj sporty, u kterejch většině lidí asi trošku poskočí srdíčko. Navíc žije v Modrejch horách v Austrálii…A tak si povídáme o tom…jak přečkali ty nedávný požáry a jak katastrofy přivádí lidi k sobějak skrze fotku vypráví příběhyjak moc (ne)náročný je být profesionálním fotografem v době Instagramujaký to je sedět za hledáčkem a fotit lidi, který dělaj často dost bláznivý věciže extrémní sporty možná nakonec zas až tak extrémní nejsounebo o životě naplno⎪KAMILA NAJDETE NA:Kamilovy stránkyKamilův Instagram⎪PODPORA, DOBRÁ KARMA A TAK:Pokud máte Kecání i jiný moje počiny rádi, chtěli byste víc epizod, lepší kvalitu, karmu a tak, můžete mě podpořit a stát se mým patronem! Víc informací o tom jak to funguje a co dostannete za odměnu najdete TUHLENC: https://www.patreon.com/karolinakvas/

At 140 MPH and just feet off the ground, every flight that professional wingsuit pilot Sam Hardy takes requires a deep connection with nature and ultimate trust in his jumping partner. (Read the full article on The Outdoor Journal). Over the past 14 years, Hardy has completed over 1,800 BASE jumps in 27 different countries, which makes him one of the world's leading experts on the sport. Hardy runs a BASE jumping school where he teaches students the techniques of BASE jumping and wingsuit flying. Steadfast to Peter Pan's credo “Never Grow Up,” Hardy believes that we are meant to carry on our childhood playfulness throughout life. Hardy also co-founded Project Base, a non-profit company, in order to combine his passion for wingsuit flying with the chance to give back to others. In 2015, Hardy and his partner Nate Jones flew to Ethiopia to complete a world's first BASE Jump in the Simien mountains, in conjunction with providing fresh water and school furniture to students. As if wingsuit flying was not difficult enough, Hardy straps various cameras to his gear to capture footage for documentary films, which requires an additional level of air awareness, concentration, and trust to film his subjects at cinematic angles. Wingsuit flying is a sport misunderstood. Athletes jump from cliffs, mountain tops, tall buildings and other objects with the goal to fly in close proximity to the ground, yet at a safe enough “angle of attack” to avoid contact. Each flight takes hours of mental preparation which involves closely reading the terrain and weather conditions. In this episode, Sam will discuss the purpose behind his wingsuit adventures, the mechanics of flight prep, what it was like to be mistaken for the Messiah on his first descent into Ethiopia's Simien Mountains and how to deal with life's stressors better by facing ultimate risk. For more stories like this, visit The Outdoor Journal. And if you'd like to go on your own adventure to Ethiopia's highest mountain range, check out our hiking package in Simien National Park on The Outdoor Voyage.Hiking the Roof of Africa to the Hottest Place on Earth - Simien National Park & Danakil Depression

Gregor Weeks is the epitome of a family man who makes no excuses for getting outdoors. With thousands of skydives to his name, several skydiving ratings under his belt and hundreds of base jumps, he is continually living a life full of adrenaline and adventure. Gregor has also completed several marathons, a triathlon, goes camping when he can with his family and plays ice hockey in his local men’s league. If you have a 9 to 5 and are looking to add more adventure in your life, then this episode is for you!

Épisode 256 : Dans un contexte médiatique et publicitaire d’extrême saturation, les marques ont fait de la création de leurs propres contenus, un canal de communication prioritaire. Certaines ont même l’odieuse prétention de devenir des médias. Au grand drame de certains médias traditionnels… Mais une marque peut-elle vraiment devenir un media légitime ? Des outils à perte de vue En l’espace de 10 ans, l’explosion de outils digitaux a ouvert de nouveaux champs d’expression pour les marques. Et dernièrement… le podcast. Et elles sont nombreuses à créer leurs propres médias plutôt qu’uniquement investir dans l’achat d’espace publicitaire en presse écrite, à la TV ou en ligne. Elles ont une flopée d’outils qui leurs permettent de l’être en tout cas : Stories Snapchat ou Instagram, Chaîne Youtube, Blog communautaires, Billets Linkedin Podcasts Newletters Webzine… — Attention, la publicité native ce n’est pas du Brand content Le lien parfois complexe entre marque et nouveau média pure player brouille les pistes. Quand Kombini produit une vidéo pour le compte de la marque Häagen-Dazs, on peut effectivement se poser des questions. Sauf qu’ici il s’agit de publireportage. De publicité native. Une marque, s’achète les services et l’audience d’un media pour raconter son histoire de marque. C’est très différent. Une marque media cherche à créer sa propre audience. — Le Brand content et les marques médias ce n’est pas nouveau Contrairement aux idées reçues, les marques médias ne sont pas nées avec l’explosion du digital John Deer et son magazine « The Furrow » (Le sillon) On est en 1895 et c’est le tout premier cas de marque media ! Les établissements John Deere lancent un magazine destiné à conseiller les clients (les agriculteurs) sur les meilleures méthodes à appliquer pour optimiser leur travail et leurs récoltes. Et le mieux c’est que le magasine The furrow existe encore aujourd’hui. — Michelin et son guide Dès 1900, Michelin crée son propre Brand Content. Et nous sommes encore loin des médias sociaux. Michelin créé un Guide gastronomique. Le fameux guide Michelin avec ses étoiles et sa couverture rouge. L’objectif ? Certainement pas de parler de pneus mais plutôt de positionner la marque comme partenaire de la mobilité des tous premiers automobilistes. À l ‘époque le vendeur de pneumatique cherche à mettre en avant une des valeurs défendus par la marque : La Mobilité Il sort alors le fameux guide Michelin, en distribution gratuite, avec toute un tas d’adresse pour trouver du carburant, des restaurants, des lieux à visiter et on retrouve aussi dedans des plans de certaines villes française. C’es un contenu qui est gratuit, qui amène de la valeur ajoutée à un consommateur qui aurait une voiture et donc besoin de bons pneus. Aujourd’hui difficile d’imaginer média plus légitime en matière de critique gastronomique ! — Que faut-il a une marque pour devenir un media crédible ? Il ne s’agit pas uniquement de s’approprier et de dupliquer des codes et des techniques de journalistes pour vendre sa camelote. Un bon Brand content, doit apporter du sens, de l’utilité et créer du lien. Ne pas parler de son WHAT mais de son WHY ! Un bon exercice est de revenir aux fondamentaux. Simon Sinek vous explique sa théorie du "Why, How, What" La tentation est de plonger sur le "what", le Quoi. L’offre. Mais pour concevoir un Brand content de qualité et transformer sa marque en media il faut partir du "why" : Pourquoi ma marque existe ? Quelles sont mes convictions, mes valeurs ? — Ce n’est pas qu’un substitut à la publicité ! Les objectifs et les bénéfices ne sont pas les mêmes. La publicité se situe dans la répétition sur un temps court pour inciter et faire acheter. Le contenu de marque s’inscrit dans le temps long avec une relation plus subtile et conversationnelle. — Les consommateurs font bien le distinguo, entre contenus de marque et médias Soyons clair, et coupons court à l’éventuelle antagonisme entre marques et médias. Aucune marque n’a pour ambition de concurrencer les médias traditionnels. L’idée est plutôt de coexister avec une proposition de contenu différente et sans doute complémentaire.  En ce qui concerne les audiences, il apparait qu’elles sont tout à fait capable de distinguer les contenus créés par une marque et ceux diffusés par les médias classiques. L’étude « Dimension2019 » de Kantar montre justement que les consommateurs sont particulièrement exigeants quant au contenu produits par les marques et sanctionne le manque de transparence. 67% d’entre eux estiment important de pouvoir identifier les communications créés et payés par des marques. — Des cases studies de marques medias Exemple avec Leroy merlin et « [du Côté de Chez vous][5] » C’est une vraie marque media qui a été créé par Leroy Merlin il y a maintenant presque 20 ans. Initialement c’est un magasin papier distribué aux clients mais aussi vendu en kiosque. C’est devenu un programme court en TV et c’est surtout un dispositif de Brand content en ligne diablement efficace. Un compte Instagram avec plus de 32k followers, une page Facebook avec 153k abonnés. Un compte Pinterest avec 635k visiteurs uniques par mois La marque « Du côté de chez vous » fonctionne comme un vrai média. Elle ne parle pas des promos en magasins, ne propose pas de bons de réduction. Mais elle a une promesse : nourrir la créativité de ses audiences. La marque fonctionne désormais comme un vrai média traitant de l’habitat, de la décoration et des tendances autour de la maison. Avec à la clé, des communautés actives et passionnées qui puisent inspirations et idées dans les contenus édités par Leroy Merlin. Exemple avec Redbull : la marque média des sports extrêmes Selon son PDG et fondateur, Dietrich Mateschitz :« Red Bull est une entreprise média qui vend notamment des boissons énergétiques ! ». La marque Red Bull est le parfait exemple de la marque media ! Avec la Red Bull Media House ils ont créé une véritable empire médiatique. Une Chaine TV internet : Red Bull TV Un magazine : The Red Bulletin Ils produisent des contenus autour du sport avec la Formule 1, le ski, le eSport, le Base Jump. Ils sont aussi devenu un acteur très important de l’industrie de la musique avec la Red Bull Academy ou le Red Bull Music Festival. Tout ça porter par de fortes communautés sur les réseaux sociaux. L'exemple avec de Gemmyo et Chalalove La marque de bijoux Gemmyo a par exemple son propre podcast, mais non pas pour parler de Bijoux, mais pour parler d’amour. Dans ce podcast on tombe sur des témoignages de couples qui nous racontent pourquoi et comment ils sont tombés amoureux. Le but du podcast n’est pas de vendre des bijoux mais de décortiquer ce qu’est l’Amour. Pourtant l’Amour doit être une des premières raisons de pourquoi on achète un Bijou ! . . . Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs. Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

Jarrad Kline has done over 5000 skydives, 150 base jumps, is a pilot and now works at an indoor skydiving centre. He tells how he got into skydiving and why he loves it so much. Jarrad touches on his past in the military and how he now lives vegan.The places Jarrad has been will inspire you and his stories will open your mind to a life packed with adventure and thrill seeking. He also gives some tips to first-timers and people with a fear of skydiving.Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBYD52qyyc4&feature=youtu.beJoin the Fearlss Academy - Empower your mind, body and lifestylehttps://fearlssacademy.teachable.com/p/fearlssacademyTo contact JarradFacebook: Jarrad KlineInstagram: jarradklineYoutube: Jarrad KlineLocation: iFLY BrisbaneTo contact JacintaInstagram: http://instagram.com/jacintarobinson_Facebook: https://www.fb.me/jacintarobinsonofficialYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-2DirSDWv-q52P8n7mfWmAApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/fearlss-podcast/id1468725492Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3ftqoHB6fmzLGVvKmMa5z1?si=Tzf3NsSkTVC_ADSC6dhoUg

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic.

Dr. Glenn Singleman has achieved so many things in his life that one might ask whether his day has more than 24 hours. He is an emergency doctor, a mountaineer, a skydiver, a record-breaking high-altitude BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot, a motivational speaker, a husband, a father and submarine medical doctor who joined both world-famous director James Cameron and businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo on their journeys to the bottom of the ocean. He also goes trail running every morning, is a passionate vegan and has obtained several university degrees covering everything from medicine to film making. But it all started with Glenn overcoming his fears. And he says that everyone can do the same, treating fear as a good friend rather than letting it take over and stop us from doing things we think are otherwise impossible. Here you can find out more about Glenn: https://www.baseclimb.com This Episode of Talking Australia is hosted by Liz Ginis (Managing Editor Digital at Australian Geographic) and produced by Ben Kanthak (www.beachshackpodcasts.com). You can also follow us on Instagram @australiangeographic.

In this episode, we have a conversation with Carlos Pedro Briceno, pro base jumper and skydiver. Hold on to your seat, because this interview is a one-of-a-kind adventure thrill. Carlos reveals the total jumps he has made out of an airplane and the mental and physical habits that drive his continued achievements.

BASE Life Podcast Episode #43 - Optimize Your jumps to Get More Chicks - A BASE Jump Safety Talk by David Laffargue If you didn't get to make it to the Valley BASE Gear Season Opening / Free BASE Weekend in Lauterbrunnen, here's your chance to catch David Laffargue's talk!  Check out the video on his YouTube Channel along with a lot of other great videos. Give us some feedback below!  If you have topics you want us to cover or recommendations to improve the show, hit us up! BASE Life on Instagram BASE Life on Facebook BASE Life on Vimeo Email Us! Valley BASE Gear Horner Pub

Cody Matechuk, extreme sports athlete

Don’t take our Pasties! AKA the theme to this week’s episode of Not Models. Melissa and Emily dive deep into etiquette, bachelorette updates, and a dream halloween fashion line. More patented business ideas are discovered, and the dreamiest dates are planned out. Sponsored by Mr. Recycle Lady, Hot Mix Tapes, and Life Insurance.

BASE Life Podcast Episode #23 - The Valley BASE Gear Season Opening Party has become a yearly tradition in Lauterbrunnen at the beginning of the BASE jumping season and each year it gets bigger.  In conjunction with the opening party, Learn to BASE Jump, Phoenix Fly, Adrenalin BASE and Atair Canopies came together to put on a Free BASE Workshop.  Over 120 years of collective experience came together to share information, have fun and improve skills for free.  In part 1 of this 2 part podcast, Brian and Randy sit down with Robin Clohessy and Sam Hardy of Learn to BASE Jump.  The boys talk about the highlights of the weekend's activities and much more.  Check out the links below for more information. Learn to BASE Jump Phoenix Fly Adrenalin BASE Atair Give us some feedback below!  If you have topics you want us to cover or recommendations to improve the show, hit us up! BASE Life on Instagram BASE Life on Facebook Email Us! Valley BASE Gear

99% des gens ont peur de se lancer sur Internet… et on en fait (presque) tous partie (à part si tu es champion du monde de Base Jump, mais ça c’est une autre histoire...). Dans cet épisode tu vas découvrir comment se lancer et comment ne plus jamais perdre de l’argent (mais en gagner à coup sûr).

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Sherry McConkey is the most positive, toughest woman I know.  She grew up in politically charged South Africa, traveled the world, and landed in Squaw Valley, CA.  Her story is one of adventure, love, loss and making a difference in her community and the world all while being an amazing role model for daughter Ayla, and the rest of the Tahoe community. Sherry McConkey Show Notes 2:00:  What is going on right now in Squaw Valley 3:30:  What was it like growing up in South Africa 9:39:  Evo (listen for special offer) and Diecutstickers.com (Listen for 10% off your first order with DCS)  12:08:  Stories of leaving the real world to travel the whole world and find her birth father 18:17:  From Whistler to Squaw Valley, snowboarding and staying in the US 20:40:  First time meeting Shane and the beginning of the future 20:33:  Spy (25% off site wide, listen for code) and Sierra at Tahoe spots   23:57:  What was the first trip like with Shane? 26:54:  Preggo with Ayla 29:15:  Outside TV FREE WEEK 30:22:  What did she think of what Shane did and did she ever BASE Jump? 34:04:  What was Shane’s life like in terms of travel and how was he as a dad? 36:12:  Managing life with two kids in the house; Ayla and Shane 38:36:  Life after Shane 41:06:  The Shane McConkey Foundation   **Some show sponsors have special codes in their ads that save you $$$$$  

Valery Rozov, a well-known Russian B.A.S.E. jumper and mountaineer has conquered the highest point in Africa (5,895 meters), and made the first ever B.A.S.E. jump from Mount Kilimanjaro, from an altitude of 5,460 meters above sea level.

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You should never BASE Jump. It is one of the most genuinely dangerous sports on the planet. But with that out of the way, you should definitely learn all about this pastime where people jump from tall structures and outcroppings for fun and thrills. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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