Podcast appearances and mentions of beau miles

Jeff Pelletier is an established filmmaker, content creator and successful agency owner - among many other things. He sits down with Aaron to compare notes on the YouTube journey and provides insights and actionable advice for other aspiring content creators looking to build a community. Show Notes: Jeff Pelletier: https://www.youtube.com/@JeffPelletier Jeff's Website: https://jeffpelletier.com/ BaseTwo Media: https://videoforbusiness.ca/ Billy Yang: https://www.billyyang.com/ Crunchlabs: https://www.crunchlabs.com/ Beau Miles: https://www.youtube.com/beaumiles BPC - Brand, Product, Content: Jenny Tough: https://www.youtube.com/@JennyTough_ Jenny's Book - Solo: https://amzn.to/4jRbcfl DJI Osmo Pocket 3: https://amzn.to/4hQyMap DJI Lav Microphones: https://amzn.to/3EuXO0t Snickers Protein Bars: https://amzn.to/3EqkO0s Join us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/second-nature-media Meet us on Slack: https://www.launchpass.com/second-nature Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secondnature.media Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.secondnature.media Subscribe to the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@secondnaturemedia

Rhett, Brian, and Io talk to man-of-many job descriptions Beau Miles about his adventures and films. Get cool stuff and power this pod at: patreon.com/wildgreenmemes Watch Beau's films here: https://www.youtube.com/@BeauMiles Get his book here: https://beaumiles.com/the-backyard-adventurer/

Have you got a Forklift mate???? We have a new Pateron this week big thank you to Keith O'Muri @middleaisledream. Keith has been a free Patreon for some time and has now taken the plunge. Thanks so much Keith your now our Parkside tools expert. Thanks very much to all our Patreons on every level. Special thanks to our top tier Patreons Jesper @jespermakes both on YouTube and instagram, Daniel Bengtsson @hemmabygget, Tor @lofotenwoodworks, Thomas Angelo @verkstedsloggbok. Jason Grissom @jgrissom and also on Youtube . P-A Jakobson @pasfinsnickeri Tim @turgworks, John Mason @jm_woodcraft_scotland, Martin Berg @makermartinberg, Nick James @nickjamesdesign and and on YouTube at  Nick James Furniture Maker. Preston Blackie @urbanshopworks and also on YouTube at Urban Shop Works, Kåre Möller @kare_m, Arne @mangesysleren, Marius Bodvin @mariusbodvin & @arendalleather, Richard Salvesen @salvesendesign, Bjorn from @interiormaker.b.hagen. Roger Anderson @rvadesign182. And  Ola Skytteren @olaskytteren If you want to support  the Show and listen to the aftershow  we have a Patreon page please click the link  https://www.patreon.com/user?u=81984524 We also have a discord channel that you can join for free the link is in our instagram Bio.  We would love to see you there. Our Obsessions this week Steve @stevebellcreates is obsessed  with the YouTube channel  Digital Spaghetti and in particular the recent episode with Beau Miles its so good. Pierre @theswedishmaker has been obsessed with the Olympic table tennis comeptionn as there was a Swede in the semis and finals. Also Pierre is loving The Ministry of ungentalmianly  warfare on Amazon Prime he's loving it so go check it out   If you have any questions or comments please email the show at threenorthernmakers@gmail.com

Our most downloaded backyard adventurer is chatting with us again but this time with better sound and more sleep under his belt so  we are witness to a  more true version of this humorous, odd character.  A self titled 'polyjobist; a generalist at many things, he shares the challenge of writing a book after a decade in academia, worrying about breaking the law to make films and shares why he took up his granddads wood chopping axes despite his mediochre capability.Our conversation is all 'Miles' - it follows tangents,   is really personal and stays true to his advice giving allergy. LINKS YOU'LL LOVEThe Backyard AdventurerBeau Miles You TubeBeauisms - InstagramCasey Nistadt - New York story tellerSUPPORT THE SHOWCasual Support - Buy Me A CoffeeRegular Support - PatreonBuy the Book Futuresteading - Live Like tomorrow mattersShow NotesFalling short on expectations and promisesFear of being sued - breaking the law to film documentariesReframing your view of the world from your child-like baseline“Bad River” - soon to be released film series‘I don't like being a negative storyteller but the time for me to have an opinion is hereI suppose I love attention but I've got hermit written all over meA really quiet kid that began to bust out into his physicality which helped define himWas he an undiagnosed dyslexic kid? Is that formative in creating who he is?Learning maths by building things Why he took up grandads ax's to become a wood chopperBeing the mouth piece for those who you surround yourself withStorytelling via various mediums: Film, book Being Beau - thinking in tangents, following abstract thoughts, speaking in first person, finding your voiceMy greatest skill in life is being a hard workerWhy recording his book as an audio book taught him where his writing faults arePhenomonology - crating definition and essences out of subjectivityThe challenges of being a story teller Our life is about defining our essencesWhile being attracted to individualism - life is simply just better when lived with othersBeing watered down as an individual by becoming a parentWhy community is defined by doing the dishesReducing moving parts - from film making to doing dishesIsland foods - planning a trip with Paul West, Jade Miles and Beau Miles and three basic foodsDescribing himself in three words: Hardy, Resilient, OddI think we are all odd but I'm just willing to say itHis allergy to advice givingIf a story teller is doing their job, there will be a million outcomes as others interpret the insights. This is desirable rather than a singular outcomeLiving like tomorrow matters  MUST look different for every single one of us -that's where the magic sitsLiving life with an intentional unknowingnessAs a film maker he doesn't want to know what the outcomes will be, he wants a surprise and that raw, honest reality of one day at a time. His hopefulness comes from where he livesSupport the Show.

Welcome to Episode 148 We've invented our own TMN wood finish its so good you could drink it !!! Thanks very much to all our Patreons on every level. Special thanks to our top tier Patreons Jesper @jespermakes both on YouTube and instagram, Daniel Bengtsson @hemmabygget, Tor @lofotenwoodworks, Thomas Angelo @verkstedsloggbok. Jason Grissom @jgrissom and also on Youtube . P-A Jakobson @pasfinsnickeri Tim @turgworks, John Mason @jm_woodcraft_scotland, Martin Berg @makermartinberg, Nick James @nickjamesdesign and and on YouTube at  Nick James Furniture Maker. Preston Blackie @urbanshopworks and also on YouTube at Urban Shop Works, Kåre Möller @kare_m, Arne @mangesysleren, Marius Bodvin @mariusbodvin & @arendalleather, Richard Salvesen @salvesendesign, Bjorn from @interiormaker.b.hagen. Roger Anderson @rvadesign182. And  Ola Skytteren @olaskytteren If you want to support  the Show and listen to the aftershow  we have a Patreon page please click the link  https://www.patreon.com/user?u=81984524 We also have a discord channel that you can join for free the link is in our instagram Bio.  We would love to see you there. Our Obsessions this week Steve @stevebellcreates is obsessed  with the YouTube channel Make Something and his recent video where he made some Urns for pet ashes. But the interesting part was he explained why he changed his video style go take a look Pierre @theswedishmaker is still Obsessed with a YouTube channel Beau Miles form Australia. Pierre loves his inspiration and story telling skills go check it out  If you have any questions or comments please email the show at threenorthernmakers@gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 147 Life with the Wife !!! A big thank you for listening and supporting the show  We have a new Patron this week big thanks to John McSherry. Thanks John your support is really appreciated.  Thanks very much to all our Patreons on every level. Special thanks to our top tier Patreons Jesper @jespermakes both on YouTube and instagram, Daniel Bengtsson @hemmabygget, Tor @lofotenwoodworks, Thomas Angelo @verkstedsloggbok. Jason Grissom @jgrissom and also on Youtube . P-A Jakobson @pasfinsnickeri Tim @turgworks, John Mason @jm_woodcraft_scotland, Martin Berg @makermartinberg, Nick James @nickjamesdesign and and on YouTube at  Nick James Furniture Maker. Preston Blackie @urbanshopworks and also on YouTube at Urban Shop Works, Kåre Möller @kare_m, Arne @mangesysleren, Marius Bodvin @mariusbodvin & @arendalleather, Richard Salvesen @salvesendesign, Bjorn from @interiormaker.b.hagen. Roger Anderson @rvadesign182. And  Ola Skytteren @olaskytteren If you want to support  the Show and listen to the aftershow  we have a Patreon page please click the link  https://www.patreon.com/user?u=81984524 We also have a discord channel that you can join for free the link is in our instagram Bio.  We would love to see you there. Our Obsessions this week Steve @stevebellcreates Steve likes to draw on his iPad using an app called Procreate and he watched a great video tutorial by a YouTube channel Calvin at Drifter Studio where he draws some hot air balloons its so good. Pierre @theswedishmaker is Obsessed with a YouTube channel Beau Miles form Australia. Pierre loves his inspiration and story telling skills go check it out  If you have any questions or comments please email the show at threenorthernmakers@gmail.com

Triggered by a comment on a  @BeauMiles  video and a  @CosmicSkeptic  video, we discuss the meaning of life, and the many worldly philosophies that try to discern it (Nihilism, Buddhism, Stoicism). We then compare to the Bible, from Ecclesiastes to Romans, comments by R.C. Sproul, John Piper on Christian Hedonism, and a book called "Long Obedience in the Same Direction). Buckle up, we're about to get head-y. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foundcausepodcast Podbean (download episodes): http://foundcause.podbean.com/ @ Us On Twitter: @found_cause

Beau Miles is a filmmaker, adventurer and serious bean-eater. In this episode, Beau takes Ant into his mindset during his epic journey across the coast of Africa. He shares how he's intimidated by life, what success looks like to him, and how important it is to know when to call it quits.  LINKS Subscribe to Beau's YouTube here Follow Beau on Instagram @beauisms Follow Ant on Instagram, X, and Facebook Learn more about Ant on his website antmiddleton.com Follow Nova Podcasts on Instagram for videos from the podcast and behind the scenes content – @novapodcastsofficial. CREDITSHost: Ant MiddletonEditor: Adrian WaltonExecutive Producers: Anna Henvest & Edwina StottManaging Producer: Elle Beattie Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Too many men suffer in silence. But why does asking for help seem easier for people socialized as women? In this episode, former clients John and Matthew share their personal journeys and the obstacles they faced in seeking support. From societal pressures to internalized notions of masculinity, we discuss how men can overcome some of the barriers that prevent them from getting the help they deserve and the importance of finding the courage to reach out. 

Welcome to another thrilling episode of Energetic Radio! In this snippet episode, we bring you the incredibly adventurous Beau Miles. Renowned for his outrageous and extraordinary feats, Beau has captivated audiences with his daring escapades, from kayaking to work to surviving on a diet of baked beans. In this episode, Beau shares his thoughts on specialisation, education, creativity, and the importance of being open and curious. He also reveals exciting news about his upcoming book and a possible TV show, as well as a personal milestone that will undoubtedly shape his future adventures. Join us as we delve into the mind of the ultimate explorer and gain valuable insights into life, learning, and the power of storytelling. This is episode #324 with Beau Miles - a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and an invigorating perspective on living life to the fullest.

Over the Australian summer, I've been picking out some cracker eps that you might have missed or would benefit from revisiting. This chat with Beau Miles, a Patagonia and Outward Bound ambassador, author and YouTube star, is perfectly calibrated to keep the holiday spirit alive just a little longer.Beau used to be a mad explorer – he's indeed conquered Everest base camp, became the first person to run 650kms across the Australian Alps, kayaked Bass Strait and the rest. But a few years back he made the switch to exploring the world closer to home and now inspires a league of fans who froth over his mad-as videos of running the length of the old Warragul-Noojee Railway line to learn its history (dressed in a train driver uniform, carrying a shovel and three jars of dried pasta, just to chuck a hardship bomb into the equation), eating his body weight in beans (to see what happens), and spending a night in the tree outside his front door. This is more of a fun two-way chat where the two of us compare notes on flipping your day-to-day life into a flirtation, getting out of life ruts, playing and loving being weird.Grab Beau's book The Backyard Adventurer: Meaningful and pointless expeditions, self-experiments and the value of other people's junk Stay up to date with all his adventures via Instagram You can watch Beau's films here If you need to know a bit more about me… head to my "about" pageFor more such conversations subscribe to my Substack newsletter, it's where I interact the most!Get your copy of my book, This One Wild and Precious LifeLet's connect on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2023 was quite a year and re-listening to many of the episodes I have realised just how much gold I have forgotten. So I've pulled out some highlights for you as a bit of an aide memoire.* Senior maverick at Wired Magazine, Kevin Kelly, discusses things he wish he'd done more of with his kids.* Author and adventurer, Beau Miles on trusting yourself.* One of the things that we all going to have to contend with at sometime or other is death and grief and the chat I had with thanatologist, Cole Imperi was really helpful in preparing for how to discuss those difficult things with out kids in a way that is clear and supportive.* When it comes to being deliberate CEO of Bellroy, Andy Fallshaw, helped describe the importance of defining our values and updating our beliefs.* Considering 50% of the people we know and love experience periods it was insightful hearing about the menstrual cycle from author and musician, Lucy Peach.* Following on from this theme we chatted with Nutritionist and naturopath, Stacey Curcio about the changes that happen at the other end of the spectrum from puberty for women, perimenopause.* Last but not least we had educator, author, mother and parenting counsellor, Lael Stone imparting her wisdom around looking beneath the behaviour.2023 was also a year of travel for us and one of the things that worked really well when we were on the road was the kids each had Spriggy debit cards.So instead of them borrowing our debit cards to pay for things, especially as cash is something we hardly use ourselves now, they each have a card that has their pocket money pre-paid onto. All of which can be checked through an app on your phone. You can even give access to family and grandparents etc in case they want to give money to the kids as well.If you're in Australia and looking for a way to better manage how your kids deal with pocket money and spending I can't recommend Spriggy enough.If you'd like to give it a go it's usually $30 to get a card for each child but if you click this link you can get $20 back when you sign up.Big hugRich Get full access to The Dad Mindset at www.thedadmindset.com/subscribe

Adventurer, filmmaker, outdoor education specialist, dad… Beau Miles has got lots of cool descriptors. He's also infectiously positive and creative, and he put all these things to amazing use in this very different, very outdoorsy and very wet episode. Exactly 345 km from their respective houses, on a little island in the middle of a giant hydro lake somewhere in the snowy mountains, Hamish and Beau recorded this episode while doing some pretty unique memory making with their kids. Having trekked all day to meet each other, with kids in tow and lugging a lot of gear - they chat about risk taking, learning on the job and about trying to do better as dads. And throughout the chat, it rains. Heaps! Very excitedly, you can find Beau's wonderful film about this adventure on his youtube page HERE. Beau is super honest about all the dadding stuff he's yet to figure out, but also has many words of wisdom from his time as an outdoor education specialist (which he has a PhD in) working with impressionable kids and young adults.  On some of his more audacious adventures he's also spent many a day on his own, thinking… which we reckon has given him a bit of extra clarity that we can all take something from. For all things Beau, including films, live shows and books, head to https://beaumiles.com/ - Big thanks to Beau, Mitch and Jodi for making the adventure happen, which was recorded on the beautiful mountain lands of the Ngarigo people. --- And if this episode has inspired you to take a trip and make some memories with your kids, our friends at HERTZ have got you covered. Head to hertz.com.au/hodd to book a car and receive a great deal. Ts&Cs apply.  See the website for details on these, as some exclusions do apply. --- If you want to get in touch you can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com - We really love hearing from you guys!  Thanks again for listening.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During the height of the COVID pandemic, Mike Zippel bought a sea kayak to escape the Victorian 5km radius restrictrions. 9 months and one Beau Miles documentary later, Mike and a band of merry men, the Strait Yakers, launched their boats at Tidal River and headed for Tassie.   Endless paddling, island camping, spear fishing, bocce playing,14 days stranded and one hairy shark encounter - this is a story of having a crack, even when others tell you you can't.   Mike Zippel on instagram @mzippa  Strait Yakers on instagram @straityakers See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I hope you are having a great start to 2023. I've been re-listening to some old archive episodes and I wanted to re-share this conversation with Beau Miles with you because there is so much gold in it. I don't know about you but I find myself at this time of year looking for adventure (obviously it's Summer here in Australia), but then in January, it's also a good time to be thinking of how we want to show up in the world and Beau has a beautifully authentic way of looking at life and, more recently, parenting.Something I missed on my first listen to this interview was how Beau describes the need for becoming a time management machine when you have a child. We all only have 168 hours in a week and as you take another slice out of the pie it leaves less time for the other slices. In this case Beau talks about splitting time with his wife Helen in parenting duties but also the importance of carving out time to fill your own cup, as Beau puts it, doing the things that “keep Beau being Beau”.I hope you enjoy this chat with Beau Miles as much as I did.If you haven't come across Beau's videos yet, they are amazing. Here are some of my favourites:Also, if you want some local adventure, check out Beau's book, Backyard Adventurer.Big HugRichPS Just out of interest, what are the things that keep you, you?#WesAnderson, #SophiaCoppola, #SteveIrwin, #Ritesofpassage, #BenQuilty, #JunkCabin, #Mileanhour, #BackyardAdventurer This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedadmindset.com

Welcome back to Dyl & Friends Best Of Series! We're doing one big recap of the year that's been and in this instalment, we are hearing from the guests with their business journey or career to date. We hear from names such as Christian O'Connor, Nedd Brockmann, Jonah Oliver, Beau Miles, Tom Harkin, Emma Murray, Richard Harris and Saute Sapolu. Contact Email - hello@producey.com Instagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriends Youtube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriends Facebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriends Twitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckley Dyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson. Video and audio production by Producey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Unboxed, Jordan sits down with YouTuber and stand up comedian, Max Fosh - the creator behind videos like “I Spent 24 Hours With A Literal Elephant In The Room” to “I Served RoadKill To Food Critics Without Telling Them”. With an impressive 1M subscriber growth in the last year, Max details the checklist he implements in each video to give his videos the best success. From the ‘bored button' he's factored into his review process to using voiceover and classical music to punctuate his storytelling. With 282% growth over the last year, Max provides an invaluable and honest account of his growth over the last year with many tips for budding creators. Topics mentioned in this episode: 0:00 - 4:45 - Max's big moments as a creator so far 4:53 - 6:50 - His mechanisms that make his videos successful 06:52 - 10:43 - his use of classical music and voiceover in videos 10:50 - 14:30 - Testing content with his committee 14:32 - 19:22 - Mental health as a creator and having a team 19:30 - 23:18 - Max's stand up career 24:56 - 26:12 - future of Max's career 26:20 - 28:26 - future of creator economy  28:30 - 28:56 - Max's advice for creators 29:00 - Max's favourite creators (Beau Miles, Seek Discomfort, The S Theory, Good Good, Casey Neistat, Jimmy The Giant) Max's content referenced in this episode: I Spent 24 Hours With A Literal Elephant In The Room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3pqUcYhzk I Served RoadKill To Food Critics Without Telling Them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7YhaO87Ans I Cast Porn Stars In A Movie To See If They Can Act https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIx0wr3yVXM Creators Max loves:  Beau Miles: https://www.youtube.com/@BeauMiles Seek Discomfort: https://www.youtube.com/@SeekDiscomfort The S Theory: https://www.youtube.com/@YesTheory Good Good: https://www.youtube.com/@GoodGood Casey Neistat: https://www.youtube.com/@casey Jimmy The Giant: https://www.youtube.com/@JimmyTheGiant Want more expert advice from Jordan? Subscribe to UNBOXED EXTRA for subscriber-exclusive, weekly deep dives which pull out strategic lessons from the main episodes and explain how to implement them… plus ad-free listening too. New EXTRA episodes drop every Friday. Subscribe today by clicking ‘Try Free' on Apple Podcasts Follow us on socials: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jordanschwarzenberger Instagram: www.instagram.com/unboxedwithjordan Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@unboxedwithjordan A Listen production, with Arcade Media.Want to hear your brand in this show? Email: Unboxed@listen.co.uk

Ski season is well underway across the country, with the East finally getting into the fun thanks to a short, 48-hour cold spell window in mid-November. Fifteen ski areas opened before Thanksgiving, the most since 2019 (and two ski areas opened on Turkey Day). Last episode focused on the race to open in the East, reviewing the historical opening dates and projected openings this November and picking a winner. Let's just say, there were some surprises. The Tips Up segment includes (listen rec); a thoughtful conversation on climate policy between Adam Jaber, Out of Bounds and Mario Molina of Protect Our Winters; (watch rec) a short video by Beau Miles to inspire you to be more productive; and similar idea-Procrastinator's Punishment; (read rec) my article published by Ski, reminding folks you can still chase powder at an affordable price in-season. The trivia games gave a nod to Ski's humorous article highlighting scathing comments to their best ski resorts ranking via their reader poll; LL Bean discount ski days like at Black Mountain for the awesome price of $15 per lift ticket; Ski New Hampshire's deep inventory of lift ticket discounts; and the best for last, No Boundaries Pass, the amazingly affordable, multi-mountain lift ticket product you don't know about. Segments: 3:06 - Tips Up 8:32 - Race to Open Closure 13:45 - Trivia Game 1 17:46 - Trivia Game 2 26:58 - Special Episode Preview Sources: New England Ski Journal, No Boundaries, Out of Bounds Media, Semi-rad.com, Ski New Hampshire, Ski Mag, Ski Central.com, NBC, various ski area websites  

This week we are throwing back to our chat with Beau Miles; award-winning filmmaker, poly-jobist, speaker, writer and adventurer. In this snippet we hear Beau's tell a fascinating story about sleeping in jail cells to avoid paying for accommodation. Beau Miles - www.instagram.com/beauisms/ Full episode - Listen now! Contact Email - hello@producey.com Instagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriends YouTube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriends Facebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriends Twitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckley Dyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson. Video and audio production by Producey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We crave adventure to break up the ho-hum of our everyday lives. But busting ruts doesn't have to be all about conquering Everest or ticking off bucket list challenges. We can get the same result as a “backyard adventurer”.Beau Miles, a Patagonia and Outward Bound ambassador, author and YouTube star, used to be a mad explorer – he's indeed conquered Everest base camp, became the first person to run 650kms across the Australian Alps, kayaked Bass Strait and the rest. But a few years back he made the switch to exploring the world closer to home and now inspires a league of fans who froth over his mad-as videos of running the length of the old Warragul-Noojee Railway line to learn its history (dressed in a train driver uniform, carrying a shovel and three jars of dried pasta, just to chuck a hardship bomb into the equation), eating his body weight in beans (to see what happens), and spending a night in the tree outside his front door. This is a more of a fun two-way chat where the two of us compare notes on flipping your day-to-day life into a flirtation, getting out of life ruts, playing and loving being weird.Grab Beau's book The Backyard Adventurer: Meaningful and pointless expeditions, self-experiments and the value of other people's junk Stay up to date with all his adventures via Instagram You can watch Beau's films here .....If you need to know a bit more about me… head to my "about" page. Subscribe to my Substack newsletter for more such conversation. Get your copy of my book, This One Wild and Precious Life Let's connect on Instagram! It's where I interact the most. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How much do you know about your local water way or river? In this edition of The Conversation Hour Richelle Hunt and co-host Beau Miles delve into why the health of rivers matters so much

In Sydney of 1960, a man sings acappella to workers on a building site. In Sydney of 2020, a woman sings acappella to TV cameras. In Sydney of 2022, a man wheels his kayak through a drain under a highway.  This week we're looking at one of the greatest songs of the 20th century, "Ol' Man River", as sung by Frank Sinatra in TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY (1946). Racially, socially and environmentally, this masterpiece of songwriting has meant many different things to different people at different times. But one thing is for certain: it has no possible conservative reading. In the first half of this episode we also dig into other songs from the Jerome Kern songbook as featured in the film. Note: This episode features a discussion of Indigenous deaths in custody - in particular, that of Tanya Day. September 8th is Wear Pink for Tanya Day, as organised by her family. Find out more on their Instagram account, Justice for Tanya Day: http://instagr.am/justicefortanyaday.  We encourage you to donate to the Dhadjowa Foundation, a grassroots organisation who look after the families of Indigenous people who have died in custody: https://dhadjowa.com.au/ or their Instagram account, http://instagr.am/dhadjowa_foundation. Beau Miles' Bad River on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmxKUwB8VFQ The Cooks River Alliance: https://cooksriver.org.au/  Friends of Merri Creek: https://www.friendsofmerricreek.org.au/ EMAIL: suddenlypod@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: http://instagr.am/suddenlypod  TWITTER: http://twitter.com/suddenlypod 

Meet Beau Miles Beau is a filmmaker, parent, adventurer, and an eatie (not a foodie!

Beau Miles is an award winning filmmaker,  PhD, a poly-jobist, speaker, writer and oddball. His YouTube Channel houses his movies which have been watched millions of times. One short film, ‘Running a marathon a mile at a time' has been viewed over 4 millions times.  It's a bit better that our YouTube channel! We talk life and living. The importance of art and where Beau gets his mad ideas!  Tune in. Beau is certainly filling his unforgiving minutes with 60 seconds worth of distance run.    6:00         Who is Beau Miles…. And introduction 8:40         Giving kids space to find themselves 14:10       What is a poly-jobist? 16:30       Has Beau found his Ikigai? 18:30       Talking YouTube…. Crazy tasks and whacky ideas. What was the most punishing? 24:00       Do we have free will? Where are we relative to computers and AI? 28:15       Where do the ideas come from? 38:00       Talking art and pop. 40:40       Can you make it on YouTube? What's the recipe? 46:00       Talking about the book-  ‘The Backyard Adventurer' 50:00       How does the family keep up? 54:00       Talking music with Beau…..     External Links   https://beaumiles.com/books/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw   Contact Us   www.unforgiving60.com   Email us at debrief@unforgiving60.com   Instagram, Twitter: @Unforgiving60     THE RESILIENCE RETREAT INFORMATION   Be guests of the authors of The Resilience Shield between 27-30 October 2022 on Fitzroy Island off Cairns, North Queensland, Australia   Info and bookings here: https://resilienceshield.com/retreat/     Music The Externals – available on Spotify  

This week on Dyl & Friends, I'm joined by the one and only Beau Miles. Beau is one of the more interesting guests we've had on the show so you're in for a treat. He's an award-winning filmmaker, poly-jobist, speaker, writer and adventurer. We spoke about his ideologies that he's picked up on his incredible journey's, his mindset around being a creative/adventurer and what gets him out of bed in the morning. Beau had some incredible tales to tell that included sleeping in jail cells to avoid paying for accommodation. If you haven't yet, go check out Beau's incredibly entertaining YouTube page, you will not regret it. I can't wait to hear what you think of this chat and I can't thank Beau enough for his time.Beau Miles:YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/BeauMilesInstagram - www.instagram.com/beauisms/Website - https://beaumiles.com/ContactEmail - hello@producey.comInstagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriendsYoutube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriendsFacebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriendsTwitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckleyDyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson.Video and audio production by Producey.Tomorrow SkincareTomorrow delivers skincare for men in a way that is easy to use and simple to understand. The products will make you feel good, smell good, look good but more importantly give us the confidence to go out there and attack the day ahead! Tomorrow Skincare have given us an incredible offer for all of the Dyl & Friends team!Use the code "DYL" for 20% off at tomorrowskincare.com

This week on Dyl & Friends, I'm joined by the one and only Beau Miles. Beau is one of the more interesting guests we've had on the show so you're in for a treat. He's an award-winning filmmaker, poly-jobist, speaker, writer and adventurer. We spoke about his ideologies that he's picked up on his incredible journey's, his mindset around being a creative/adventurer and what gets him out of bed in the morning. Beau had some incredible tales to tell that included sleeping in jail cells to avoid paying for accommodation. If you haven't yet, go check out Beau's incredibly entertaining YouTube page, you will not regret it. I can't wait to hear what you think of this chat and I can't thank Beau enough for his time.Beau Miles:YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/BeauMilesInstagram - www.instagram.com/beauisms/Website - https://beaumiles.com/ContactEmail - hello@producey.comInstagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriendsYoutube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriendsFacebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriendsTwitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckleyDyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson.Video and audio production by Producey.Tomorrow SkincareTomorrow delivers skincare for men in a way that is easy to use and simple to understand. The products will make you feel good, smell good, look good but more importantly give us the confidence to go out there and attack the day ahead! Tomorrow Skincare have given us an incredible offer for all of the Dyl & Friends team!Use the code "DYL" for 20% off at tomorrowskincare.com

We sit down with award winning filmmaker, poly-jobist, speaker, writer, father and self-described odd ball, Beau Miles! The Backyard Adventurer | https://bit.ly/3AplL1r The Backyard Adventurer (Audiobook) | https://bit.ly/3B1l0gX Website | https://beaumiles.com/ Bass By Kayak - Ep 4 | https://youtu.be/dRyI28THydU?t=238   EXPLORE BOOKS MENTIONED Around The World In Eighty Days by Jules Verne | https://bit.ly/3yW4HBh The Happy Isles of Oceania by Paul Theroux | https://bit.ly/3RJ6RNo The Illustrated Walden by Henry David Thoreau | https://bit.ly/3yVxK86   FOLLOW Follow Beau Miles | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beaumilesfilm YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/beaumiles LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beau-miles-6a796b111/   ENJOY THIS EPISODE? Subscribe to YouTube | https://bit.ly/3GLDvJl Check out our Editorial | https://bit.ly/3myzL1U Twitter | https://twitter.com/booktopia Facebook Group | https://www.facebook.com/groups/booktopiatellmewhattoread    CREDITS  Guests: Beau Miles Host & Producer: Nick Wasiliev Published on: 26 July 2022 Season: 2 Episode: 46 © 2022 BooktopiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Homewrecker- my Youtube film, saw me dismantle an old house to get a collection of wood before it was demolished. In this episode, Mitch and I talk about the film from an on-the ground, then post production filmmaking perspective. It's a lively conversation with the two blokes who make my simple and sometimes odd ideas into a film.Click here to watch the film.Beau on Instagram & YoutubeMitch on InstagramWhere to find Heath

Beau Miles is one of the most authentic storytellers on YouTube. We are HUGE fans. We interviewed Beau to understand more about how he creates such compelling stories from seemingly the most simple ideas.

I get a lot of comments on YouTube. Thousands of em. Not unlike the miniature whiteboard I hung on my door at college, folks from all walks of life from all corners of the globe let it be known that I'm a good egg, an egomaniac, or in need of (or lack of) drugs. I thought ‘what an excellent basis for a Podcast'- comment on my comments! Heretis for my latest film,  Marathon My Age.

OUR FIRST SUMMER REPLAY!!! Couldn't think of a person who's spirit of curiosity and exploration inspires me more.Really proud of this one. Enjoy! Today's guest is the eccentric adventurer, filmmaker and writer Beau Miles!! Beau has filmed some of the most inventive adventures out there including “The Human Bean”, “A Mile an Hour”, “Run the Line”, “Africa by Kayak” and many more. His Youtube channel is full of entertaining, quirky, impressive filmmaking and I am so grateful I was able to sit down and chat with him for this episode! Throughout his many adventures (and misadventures), Beau comes across as a person who is passionate for new experiences, who seeks understandings of the world both the internal and external, and someone who expresses his artistic side through creating some major challenges. At their core these adventures demonstrate an honest-to-goodness curiosity for life. From running an abandoned railroad line in his hometown to kayaking 2,000kms along the Souther African Coast to commuting 60+ miles to work by highway and waterway, Beau shows all the ups and downs of forging new experiences. In this episode we chat all about the lessons he's learned, his musings on adventure both local and exotic, and how he's evolved along the way. I hope you love this one as much as I did! Huge thanks to Beau and make sure you tune into all of the amazing projects he has released and everything that is on the way!!

Professor, filmmaker, writer, adventurer and self-confessed 'bloody good bearded bloke' Beau Miles joins Beyond Binary to discuss adventure and all it entails. His new book "The Backyard Adventurer" is available through Brio via all good outlets. His YouTube channel features full-length films of various adventures as well as shorter challenges (search Beau Miles) and he also has a podcast (Beauisms).  Pyschological, Anthropological, Philosophical, Political, Controversial Talk Show

Art of Manliness A lot of people feel like they've seen and done everything there is to see and do in their local area. They're bored of their daily routine, and contemplate going off on some grand adventure in a exotic locale.My guest would say that you don't actually have to wait until your next big trip nor go far afield to mix things up, and that adventure can be found right where you are, in your ordinary routines, the everyday landscape of your life, and even DIY projects, if you decide to approach them in a different way.His name is Beau Miles and he's an Australian filmmaker who documents his own small-scale adventures on YouTube, as well as the author of The Backyard Adventurer. Today on the show, Beau shares his experiments in proving anything can be infused with the challenge, intrigue, and fun which mark adventure, if you add in some intentional risk, difficulty, and simple what-the-heck quirkiness. He tells us about some of the close-to-home adventures he's executed, including walking and kayaking his 90-kilometer commute to work, reconnecting an old, long closed-down rail line by running its often hidden, overgrown path with a shovel in his hand, and making a paddle with scavenged wood. We then talk about how he created a gastronomical adventure for himself by eating his body weight in beans, and even turned tackling his to-do list into an adventure by pairing the crossing off of its entries with running a marathon in 24 hours. Along the way, Beau shares how backyard adventures help you better get to know your local area, how he deals with the police who sometimes check in on what he's up to, and how the next time you get some odd idea, you ought to just go for it, mate.Resources Related to the PodcastBeau's films/adventures mentioned in the show:Walking to WorkPaddling to WorkJunk PaddleHuman BeanRun the LineMile an HourAoM Article: My 8-Week Microadventure ChallengeAoM Podcast #120: Microadventures With Alastair HumphreysAoM Podcast #560: The Magic of WalkingTortilla Flat by John SteinbeckConnect With Beau MilesBeau's WebsiteBeau on YouTubeBeau on Instagram

A lot of people feel like they've seen and done everything there is to see and do in their local area. They're bored of their daily routine, and contemplate going off on some grand adventure in a exotic locale.My guest would say that you don't actually have to wait until your next big trip nor go far afield to mix things up, and that adventure can be found right where you are, in your ordinary routines, the everyday landscape of your life, and even DIY projects, if you decide to approach them in a different way.His name is Beau Miles and he's an Australian filmmaker who documents his own small-scale adventures on YouTube, as well as the author of The Backyard Adventurer. Today on the show, Beau shares his experiments in proving anything can be infused with the challenge, intrigue, and fun which mark adventure, if you add in some intentional risk, difficulty, and simple what-the-heck quirkiness. He tells us about some of the close-to-home adventures he's executed, including walking and kayaking his 90-kilometer commute to work, reconnecting an old, long closed-down rail line by running its often hidden, overgrown path with a shovel in his hand, and making a paddle with scavenged wood. We then talk about how he created a gastronomical adventure for himself by eating his body weight in beans, and even turned tackling his to-do list into an adventure by pairing the crossing off of its entries with running a marathon in 24 hours. Along the way, Beau shares how backyard adventures help you better get to know your local area, how he deals with the police who sometimes check in on what he's up to, and how the next time you get some odd idea, you ought to just go for it, mate.Resources Related to the PodcastBeau's films/adventures mentioned in the show:Walking to WorkPaddling to WorkJunk PaddleHuman BeanRun the LineMile an HourAoM Article: My 8-Week Microadventure ChallengeAoM Podcast #120: Microadventures With Alastair HumphreysAoM Podcast #560: The Magic of WalkingTortilla Flat by John SteinbeckConnect With Beau MilesBeau's WebsiteBeau on YouTubeBeau on Instagram

Beau Miles, the Backyard Adventurer, poly-jobist, Doctor of Philosophy, author, is back to tell us about how he fuels himself on his days-long journeys. “If it's days and days at a time, and the slower you're going, and you're doing that longer burn where your heart rate's ticking along at 130 the whole time, and you're not really stopping, you're always moving. I'm basically just eating normally, whatever way I can. That decides, you know, I'll have a sandwich, I'll have some licorice, I'll have some dates, I'll have lots of dried fruit and nuts, and some salty potatoes or an egg. I'll just bloody eat anything,” says Beau Miles. In this episode, you'll learn: - Trust your body to tell you what you want and crave - How Beau is eating on his long expeditions - How eating only beans for 40 days and then running an Ultra Marathon ended Beau's cravings - The key companion is yourself. Listen to what your body and mind are telling you Check out Beau's other activities Website - beaumiles.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/beaumiles Instagram - @beauisms   SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by Titan Fitness, the Official Partner of Spartan North America. From sandbags to power racks, we provide the equipment you need to prepare for the race of a lifetime. Visit https://www.titan.fitness/ and use promo code ‘SPARTAN' for 5% off your next order + free shipping!   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow  YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt  FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram: @spartanuppodcast Spartan Up on Twitter: @SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Lake Watters Host: Johnny Waite Sr Producer: Marion Abrams © 2022 Spartan

Beau Miles, the Backyard Adventurer, poly-jobist, Doctor of Philosophy, author, doer and self-described oddball, is an inspiration to those of us looking to discover adventure in our lives to turn our ordinary into extraordinary. Johnny Waite talks to him about the ways we can make our exercise fun without worrying about time or other unnecessary external factors. “Well everyone's got a body metric, right? With, ‘How much I weigh, how much I run, how fast I do it, how good I feel, how much sleep I've had, how much creatine powder I've put in my drink.' You know, it's all very measured. And I'm completely not that way. I've never been a Strava person or a measurement person. I just go on feel and whatnot. Which is still quite strategic. But it's just not as number driven, I suppose.” says Beau Miles. In this episode, you'll learn: - The love for going long on your journey and discovering the world - Enjoying the element of the unknown and fixing things along the way - How to find adventure close to home - The Backyard Adventurer philosophy - You're next adventure doesn't have to be extreme for you to test yourself and have fun Check out Beau's other activities Website - beaumiles.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/beaumiles Instagram - @beauisms   SPONSOR This episode is brought to you by USANA Health Sciences. USANA creates premium nutritional products built on one simple idea: if you feed the cells in your body exactly what they need, your overall health will benefit. USANA is driven to innovate and advance the science of nutrition—putting a healthy, happy life within reach for all. https://www.usana.com/   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow  YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt  FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram: @spartanuppodcast Spartan Up on Twitter: @SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Lake Watters Host: Johnny Waite Sr Producer: Marion Abrams © 2022 Spartan

The Meatballs are Wrapping The Season With Twists Around Every Turn. In This Episode we discuss: Special Guests Matthew McConaughey, Beau Miles and Matty Matheson, Meatball Cries For Help, Dermatologist Touching, The Webs Of Lies We're Caught Up In, Getting The Snip, Swirling Indecision, Your Wife Not Wanting To Date You, A Walk To Remember And The Crockpot From Peter In Texas, Where Do Dad's Go For Support?

Beau Miles films contemplative adventures into the outdoors that combine the absurdist existential humor of Bill Murray with Van Gogh's affinity for landscape.Read the full article on The Outdoor Journal.He's a writer, a filmmaker, a carpenter, an ultrarunner, an adventurer. Miles' generalist skills in building, camping, and exploring afford him a freedom to create and a freedom to roam in a way that is truly enviable to those of us who feel stuck in our protracted comfort-seeking lifestyles. Up until this past year, Miles taught an outdoor education program at Monash University, one of Australia's top schools, Synthesizing philosophical lessons with practical skills.Miles is no longer an educator...officially. He's now a full-time YouTuber and dad. In his films on Youtube, He has the ability to extract profundities out of seemingly mundane moments that are equally motivating and hilarious. Miles immerses himself particularly in the faded glory of his environment to connect with its recent past on creative adventures in his home county of Jindivik, Australia with the goal to teach other would-be adventurers how to cram the ends of the Earth into their own backyard.Miles' book The Backyard Adventurer is now available as an audiobook read in Miles own voice. In this episode of The Outdoor Journal Podcast, Bea Miles discusses how he developed his distinctive concept of bringing adventure closer to home, why mistakes can sometimes be more interesting than successes, and what he has learned so far about himself from pushing his own thresholds in the outdoors. Read the full article on The Outdoor Journal.Special Thanks:Track: Static DreadLicense: http://bit.ly/CCBY-SALicenseProvided by: Chandlers VibeMaxKoMusicTrack: Patriotic HeroismLicense: http://bit.ly/CCBY-SALicenseProvided by: Epic Music Waves

Welcome to episode 52 of Catchupcast! If we were releasing weekly, this would mark a year since we started the show! But, since podcasting is hard and we are busy, it's actually been three and a half years! Whoops! In this episode, Isaac and Ethan talk about a pizza hybrid, Isaac's adventure race, Ethan's peanut butter naïvete, riding bicycles, grad school, running with Elton John, their fear of wasting their time, and watching new generations grow up. Also, we revisit Beau Miles with a discussion on his film "Junk Films", which leads us to ponder artistic transformation and filmmaking styles. Finally, Ethan puts on his director hat (which has an ear of corn on it, as it happens) and gives some notes on sword fights. “Junk Films” by Beau Miles: https://youtu.be/xmj0sK0dCWU Buy Ethan's book! https://amzn.to/2SSSCf2 Check out our Twitter account (@KetchupCast) or send us an email at nocondiments@gmail.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ethan-mcatee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ethan-mcatee/support

Our most downloaded backyard adventurer is chatting with us again but this time with better sound and more sleep under his belt so  we are witness to a  more true version of this humorous, odd character.  A self titled 'polyjobist; a generalist at many things, he shares the challenge of writing a book after a decade in academia, worrying about breaking the law to make films and shares why he took up his granddads wood chopping axes despite his mediochre capability.Our conversation is all 'Miles' - it follows tangents,   is really personal and stays true to his advice giving allergy. Show NotesFalling short on expectations and promisesFear of being sued - breaking the law to film documentariesReframing your view of the world from your child-like baseline“Bad River” - soon to be released film series‘I don't like being a negative storyteller but the time for me to have an opinion is hereI suppose I love attention but I've got hermit written all over meA really quiet kid that began to bust out into his physicality which helped define himWas he an undiagnosed dyslexic kid? Is that formative in creating who he is?Learning maths by building things Why he took up grandads ax's to become a wood chopperBeing the mouth piece for those who you surround yourself withStorytelling via various mediums: Film, book Being Beau - thinking in tangents, following abstract thoughts, speaking in first person, finding your voiceMy greatest skill in life is being a hard workerWhy recording his book as an audio book taught him where his writing faults arePhenomonology - crating definition and essences out of subjectivityThe challenges of being a story teller Our life is about defining our essencesWhile being attracted to individualism - life is simply just better when lived with othersBeing watered down as an individual by becoming a parentWhy community is defined by doing the dishesReducing moving parts - from film making to doing dishesIsland foods - planning a trip with Paul West, Jade Miles and Beau Miles and three basic foodsDescribing himself in three words: Hardy, Resilient, OddI think we are all odd but I'm just willing to say itHis allergy to advice givingIf a story teller is doing their job, there will be a million outcomes as others interpret the insights. This is desirable rather than a singular outcomeLiving like tomorrow matters  MUST look different for every single one of us -that's where the magic sitsLiving life with an intentional unknowingnessAs a film maker he doesn't want to know what the outcomes will be, he wants a surprise and that raw, honest reality of one day at a time. His hopefulness comes from where he livesReferencesThe Backyard AdventurerBeau Miles You TubeBeauisms - InstagramCasey Nistadt - New York story tellerThanks to our podcast partners:Wwoof AustraliaNutrisoilBuy the BookFuturesteading - Live Like tomorrow mattersSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)

This week we explore what stops us from doing the things that we love (or at least makes it difficult to start). Then we discuss a video from Beau Miles and what it means to get into the rhythm of something like a hike or even a habit. The Commute: Walking 90km to work https://youtu.be/R-Zyud8xh2c You can show your support by buying us a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/ETEpodcast Send us an email: exploretheeverydaypodcast@gmail.com Our website: www.exploretheeveryday.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/exploretheeveryday Instagram: @exploretheeveryday @travis.fellows @rvasteveb Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn We get our music from Epidemic Sound. Use our link to get 60 days of Epidemic Sound for free! https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/reialc --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/exploretheeveryday/message

Beau Miles believes wholeheartedly that we're all weird. Through documenting a 4-day paddle to work, 24hrs in a tree, eating his weight in canned beans and drinking wine found on the side of the road, he helps exemplify a curious view of the human condition.   He holds a PhD in Outdoor Education,  he's a father and he's funny, authentic and insightful. His book The Backyard Adventurer-meaningful and pointless expeditions, self-experiments and the value of other people's junk. Is a perfect foundation for your curiosity and experiments with adventure.   Links for Beau Miles beaumiles.com YouTube - /BeauMiles Facebook - /beaumilesfilm Instagram - beauisms Beau's New book - The Backyard Adventurer    We invite you to join us in acknowledging the traditional custodians upon the lands where this podcast is created and listened to. And pay respect to their Elders, past, present, and emerging.  

Ethan and Isaac dig even deeper into the nostalgia well in this latest episode of Catchupcast, this time remembering musicals, attempts at wooing, prom, stolen ray guns, and a double date with a math teacher. And if that wasn't enough, they also find time to talk about the sameness of adult life, escaping the familiar, a violent baptism, first date tips, laundromat brochures, the Tokyo 2020(+1) Olympics, and YouTuber Beau Miles. We reveal whether we're dog or cat people, Ethan has a suspiciously good day, and Isaac gets in over his head on an adventure! Check out Beau Miles's work at www.youtube.com/BeauMiles Buy Ethan's book! https://amzn.to/2SSSCf2 Check out our Twitter account (@KetchupCast) or send us an email at nocondiments@gmail.com! Catchupcast is a podcast that features Isaac and Ethan, who have conversations about whatever is on their minds and keep up with what is going on in each other's lives in order to save their friendship! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ethan-mcatee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ethan-mcatee/support

In this episode of the ATP Project, we have Steve and Jeff jumping in and revisiting their inner child with guest Beau Miles. The Australian university lecturer and professional adventurer, who documents his crazy feats to a large audience of onlookers. The founder of the 1 mile an hour for 24 hours, the 4-day paddle to work, or walking the roadways of Melbourne for 90km to work… barefoot. Why? Because he can. We loved delving into our inner childlike adventurous spirit with Beau and are keen to have him back on the show again in the future.   As always, this information is not designed to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure any condition and is for information purposes only - please discuss any information in this podcast with your health care professional before making any changes to your current lifestyle. Check out ATP Science's range of products at our online store   Coupon Code: hotchocproject The coupon code is not valid with any other offer, promotion or coupon code. Discounts are not valid on the Health Practitioner service. The coupon code is only valid if it has been used in the checkout. Exceptions will not be given out for forgetting to put the code through or not seeing the code earlier. Coupon code expires on 31st August 2021 at 23:59pm AEST  

THIS. WEEK. We were this close to calling it the cooking episode because for some reason 70% of our recommendations are food related. There's some craziness from fellow Brit Colin Furze, some ridiculous commutes from Beau Miles, and a whole lotta YouTube view time from both of us. FIND US ON YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/2Zkuour Our recommendations playlist: https://bit.ly/37KoiXE SUB to us on iTunes, YouTube, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts and EMAIL us at hitpausepodcast@gmail.com Links: Beau Miles: The Commute: Walking 90km to work - https://youtu.be/R-Zyud8xh2c Beau Miles: The Commute: A four day paddle to work - https://youtu.be/ysgH_rkfGSE Beau Miles: Junk Cabin: Secretly building my wife a COVID office - https://youtu.be/BzSeGJF6RhM Beau Miles: The Human Bean: 40 days on a tin-bean diet - https://youtu.be/RYsTlfhDSDY Colin Furze: Digging A Secret Tunnel Part 2 - https://youtu.be/0dYMRj9whp4 Colin Furze: Bicycle Of Springs - https://youtu.be/N39uwTykTQk Colin Furze: Firework Rocket Mushroom (run for your life) - https://youtu.be/fzMi6yf1Roc Lieblingsrezepte: I cook this for breakfast when I'm short on time! A recipe that will surprise everyone - https://youtu.be/ScrdXUcHvM8 Pwnisher: Top 100 3D Renders from the Internet's Largest CG Challenge | Alternate Realities - https://youtu.be/iKBs9l8jS6Q Best Ever Food Review Show: SHOCKING Japanese Street Food on Japan's STRANGE FOOD Island!!! - https://youtu.be/K1A0TD-0ci0 William Osman: Turning Watermelon Into Meat - https://youtu.be/xLh9tQ42cf8 Making an Akita Dog with Handmade Candy - https://youtu.be/0gUS_AFxV-w Claire Saffitz: Soft & Crispy Focaccia - https://youtu.be/NGnMrM9qDtE Babish Culinary Universe: Ice Cream Lasagna - https://youtu.be/1ecLOK-b-1s Outro Music: "Calm the F**K Down" by Broke for Free (https://tinyurl.com/qjwymm4) From the Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0 (https://tinyurl.com/7wylpew)

Welcome to the Peak Endurance podcast! Episode 112 is an interview with Beau Miles. Beau describes himself as an ‘award -winning film maker, poly-jobist, speaker, writer, odd' If you have seen his videos on YouTube or running festivals you would probably agree!! In this episode we discuss his new book “The Backyard Adventurer; Meaningful and pointless expeditions, self-experiments and the value of other people's junk”. Check our his book here at Amazon. I am planning a new bonus episode that involves listener feedback again! I would like to know what is the best running advice you have ever received, and why was it so good or important? To be involved, get onto Facebook and private message me, Isobel.r with an audio message answering that question. I would love to get as many listeners on as possible and can't wait to hear your answers! If you enjoy this episode, please go on over to Apple podcasts to rate, review and subscribe. It really helps grow the audience and the show. Thanks so much for your ongoing support! Are injuries or niggles ruining your enjoyment of running and hindering your performance? Get on top of these and see the specialists at Health and High Performance. Utilizing the latest in technology, and with a wealth of experience, the team at Health & High Performance can assist you with all your running injury & performance needs. So to get back to enjoying your running and achieving the results you are capable of, head to healthhp.com.au/run or find them on Instagram Healthhighperformance. Health and High Performance are located in Mont Albert, Melbourne but are available for Telehealth appointments not only Australia-wide, but also around the world. Contact them on their website to find out more. Wild Earth Australia are THE online store to help you make the most of the outdoors with top quality gear at great prices. Peak Endurance podcast listeners can use the discount code PEAKENDURANCE (all capitals) to get 10% off at checkout. Head on over to wildearth.com.au to get everything you need for your next adventure! If you are looking to run further or faster than you ever have before, you need to have structured, individualised training to help you get there. If you want to achieve the best you are capable of, email me isobel@peakendurancecoaching.com.au to get a program started. Enjoy the podcast!

The Meatballs attempt to date their wives. In this episode we discuss: Precogs, Bro Diggin, Beau Miles, A Walk to Remember, DIU, Two Butt Chuck, and Getting a 5 Year Old's Shoes On.

Australian Beau Miles spent years adventuring around the globe including kayaking 2,000 km around the southern tip of Africa and running 650 km through the Australian Alps, making films about them. 

Australian Beau Miles spent years adventuring around the globe including kayaking 2,000 km around the southern tip of Africa and running 650 km through the Australian Alps, making films about them. 

Beau Miles has solo kayaked around a large bit of the African coastline, and run 680 kilometres across the Australian Alps. These days, you can find him camping up a tree outside the front door of his farm in Gippsland or running a marathon whilst doing jobs in the shed. He's a backyard adventurer.

Beau Miles is an educator, adventurer, film maker, runner, father and YouTuber based in Victoria Australia. His YouTube channel is home to over 324k subscribers and over 14 million views. His 27 Films range from walking 90 km to work (the commute) , building a kayak paddle using wood found only on his 2.5 km commute from the train to the office or eating his body weight in beans. His love for the earth and outdoors is vibrant on his channel and inspires you to get out into the outdoors on an adventure. Beau is also an author follow the link in the bio to preorder his book - the backyard adventurer, And Check out his social media to find out where or what he is going to do next. Beau thank you so much for your time today. Beau's Social Media: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw https://beaumiles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/beaumilesfilm/ Check out the Video version on our YouTube channel and our Social Media! @totally_tubeular_podcast! linktr.ee/totallytubeular For Sponsorship and business opportunities please email - totallytubeularpodcast@gmail.com Don't forget to stay Tubeular! -Mike --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/totally-tubeular/support

The Nesbitt brothers are back in action! This episode was recorded in the wee hours of the morning on February 7th, 2021. The boys recount some of their fond childhood memories and go pretty deep into philosophy, God, life, death, and classic Disney films. Even when entering dangerous territory to discuss domestic abuse and the effects that it is has on kids, they do so with wit and humor. The take away message from this one is clear: No matter what happens in life, it is always better to forgive those who've wronged you, and look toward a brighter tomorrow. Topics/Keywords: Family, God, religion, Evangelicalism, spanking, parenting, Gregory Hines, Sinbad, The Cherokee Kid, baby names. dogs, The Aristocats, bar scene, partying, young love, sobriety, recovery, church, beach cruising, Judah Smith, hipsters, frankincense, myrrh, Youtube, crying, Bliss, Amazon Prime, methamphetamine, vasectomy, Classical conditioning, violence, victimhood, Kelly Jacobsen, education, troubled kids, theatre arts, Hilltop School, Greek myths, Steven Fry, satanic bible, ego, psychology, psychadelics, mushrooms, psilocybin, toilets, bidet, Costco, butt-tickling, warrior spirit, Warrior of the Light, Paul Coelho, faith, domestic violence, synchronicity, Jordan Peterson, horse bite, fart transfer, Elon Musk, Neuralink, Beau Miles, The War of Art, Stephen Pressfield, Resistance, resilience, hunting, prayer. music credit: Still Fly, Revel Day

This episode is a little different than normal-- it's me being interviewed on the Off the Couch podcast by my friends Jonathan Ellsworth and Brendan Leonard. Brendan is likely familiar to many of you long-time listeners-- he joined me on the podcast a few years ago to discuss his writing career, his film "How to Run 100 Miles" and his blog Semi-Rad. Jonathan is the creator of Blister, an amazing online resource that includes outdoor gear reviews, a podcast network, and much more. Jonathan will be joining me on this podcast in the coming months. - Jonathan and Brendan were nice enough to invite me on Off the Couch to discuss a somewhat silly challenge that I imposed on myself on my 43rd birthday. Every hour on the hour for 24 hours, I ran a 1.3-mile loop around my neighborhood. In between laps, I did a long list of tasks that I had been putting off, including stacking firewood, cleaning and rearranging my basement, sending a ridiculous number of emails, and other mindless tasks. The whole thing was based on a film by a guy named Beau Miles who did a similar challenge in Australia. I stumbled across the film on Youtube and decided to give it a shot a few days later. I've linked to that film in the episode notes. - That birthday challenge was just one part of what turned out to be a wide-ranging conversation about a ton of fun and funny topics. We discussed the backstory on the Mountain & Prairie, my experiences running 50 and 100-mile races, some scary moments I've had running ultras, why I'm so obsessed with reading books, and some of my favorite books from 2020. There were enough interesting topics that overlap with what we discuss here on Mountain & Prairie, so I thought some of y'all might enjoy it and get a few laughs at my expense. - If you're interested in running and some of the fascinating characters that the sport attracts, I encourage you to check out Off the Couch. You'll recognize a few past Mountain & Prairie guests, including Mike Foote and Joe Grant, but all of the episodes are fun and inspiring. There's a link in the episode notes, so check it out. Enjoy! --- Off the Couch Blister Semi-Rad Beau Miles - “A Mile An Hour” Blister Podcast Network All of Brendan’s Books “How to Run 100 Miles” film --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: Ed’s podcast, Mountain & Prairie (3:32) The Procrastinator’s Punishment 50k (11:49) Ed’s Scary DNF (33:02) Ed’s Gross DNF (39:21) Triathlon community vs the Ultra community (42:11) Ed’s bi-monthly book recommendations (47:20) --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

This is the second longest podcast I have recorded. It was recorded in two parts, over two weeks, and as I explain at the end I haven't done any editing other than joining the two parts together, oh, and removing a piece of incorrect science, so there are some longer than usual gaps as I thought through what I wanted to say and also where it got a bit difficult. I'm not looking for sympathy in sharing this and some of you might find it difficult to listen to especially if you or someone you know has been badly affected by Covid-19. If that's you then I really don't mind if you skip this one. Feel free to reach out and share your thoughts with me. You can follow me on Instagram: @thoughtsfromthetinkerage , @andypughcreative and @andycpugh . And on YouTube: www.youtube.com/TalesFromTheTinkerage . And on Facebook: Tales From The Tinkerage. You can also support me on Patreon at www.patreon.com/talesfromthetinkerage . Please feel free to use any of those links to contact me with comments, suggestions for topics or offers of sponsorship. ;) Special mentions go to Beau Miles. https://youtu.be/IBT78iOacIk And Rob Thomas @Pricklysauce on Instagram and #projecttwelve365 https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/projecttwelve365/

Filmmaker, speaker, writer and new-father, Beau Miles, on trusting yourself to be odd.

I've found that one of the biggest stumbling blocks stopping ordinary people from telling their story is that they don't really even know what their story is. Not yet knowing how their story ends or even how they want it end is another big factor. But it's more than that. We're all a work in progress...and so is our story. The true magic or your story will only really unfold as you start to tell it. Just like you, your story is constantly developing. So stop waiting to have the storyline all mapped out.  Just start telling your story. PS: Thanks to Beau Miles for the inspiration. Check out Beau's AWESOME YouTube channel here to get a taste of what great storytelling is all about... https://bit.ly/37fRbLk #storytelling #journey #yourstory

This episode features Beau Miles. He’s a film maker, writer, PhD, and a man of many adventures, some paddling, others more unique and equally fascinating (what's it like to eat 1919 tins of beans over 40 days?).  Today we’re talking about his attempt to paddle the incredibly complex, in so many ways, coast of Africa. Enjoy the interview with Beau!FInd Beau at:Beaumiles.comYou Tube-Beau Miles

Welcome to season 3! This season focuses on storytelling. Stories we hear about life and also ourselves telling the story about how we learn about life. Today’s guest is Beau Miles. Beau lives in Melbourne and makes films about his adventures around the world and in Australia and the things he has learned along the way. Join us as we tell you the story of how Beau taught us to live a better life.

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En intervju med den Australienska äventyraren Beau Miles som inte behöver formella äventyr för att utmana sig själv. Vi rekommenderar att ni avnjuter hans utbud på www.youtube.com/c/BeauMiles. Tilllbehör: ostbågar.   Presenteras av Rullskidcenters längdskiddag ->  www.rullskidcenter.se/langdskiddag   Svensktillverkade jeans från www.jeansverket.se “WASAJEANS”   Bli en bättre löpare med www.Racefox.com och deras guidade träningspass.

Beau Miles is an Award winning filmmaker, poly-jobist, speaker, and writer who takes simple objects and ideas and questions what we know about them through his film projects. We spoke about his films, his experience writing a doctoral thesis, the value of Outdoor Education, as well as how running has contributed to his view of the world, his projects, and himself.

Beau Miles is back with another super local short film that redefines adventure. Instead of running laps of his block, this time Beau's turned his head skywards, towards the Big Gums.The special episode was recorded up a gum tree and is hosted by our trusty friend and long-time contributor to We Are Explorers Pat Corden.WATCH BIG GUMS HERE -->https://weareexplorers.co/big-gums/https://beaumiles.com/

Beau Miles is a filmmaker, storyteller, adventurer, poly-jobist, speaker, and writer. His extraordinary adventures include kayaking around the southern tip of Africa, running the Australian Alps, kayaking the Bass Strait, and an endless list of other experiences. Check out Beau: https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ https://beaumiles.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

If you know the name Beau Miles you’ll skip this & go listen to this episode straight away … for those that don’t Damo & Jez talk to a man known for his adventures, his humour and his down to earth perspective changing (& slightly odd) view of the world … his films cover his run on the 650km Alpine walking track, eating beans for 40 days (then running an ultra marathon) and the fabulous run a mile an hour while tackling tasks around his property that’s spawned copy cat attempts across the globe, this is a cracker chat.

Beau has an incredible eye for turning the ordinary into extraordinary adventures. His stories, films, and upcoming book, The Backyard Adventurer, will make you want to get out of your chair and do something “different”. His projects are simple but profound. From deciding to walk to work, to making an office out of junk material, to kayaking across the Bass Straight from Australia to Tanzania, Beau’s outlook is a mix of Thoreau, Kerouac, with a lot more comedic relief! Please be sure to check out his very entertaining YouTube channel here ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw ). His book, The Backyard Adventurer , will be coming out March 1, 2021. Preorder it here: www.beaumiles.com ( http://www.beaumiles.com ) Instagram: @beauisms ( https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ ) Facebook: @beaumilesfilm ( https://www.facebook.com/beaumilesfilm/ ) If you’re ready to have your own adventure, head over to www.lost.travel ( http://www.lost.travel ) and enter ADVENTURESPORTS for 10% off your next adventure. Get your body back to balance with high quality CBD oil at CoCannaCare.com ( https://cocannacare.com/ ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Learn Australian English in this interview episode we talk about Adventure, Filmmaking & Self-Reflection with Beau Miles.

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Today's guest is the eccentric adventurer, filmmaker and writer Beau Miles!! Beau has filmed some of the most inventive adventures out there including "The Human Bean", "A Mile an Hour", "Run the Line", "Africa by Kayak" and many more. His Youtube channel is full of entertaining, quirky, impressive filmmaking and I am so grateful I was able to sit down and chat with him for this episode! Throughout his many adventures (and misadventures), Beau comes across as a person who is passionate for new experiences, who seeks understandings of the world both the internal and external, and someone who expresses his artistic side through creating some major challenges. At their core these adventures demonstrate an honest-to-goodness curiosity for life. From running an abandoned railroad line in his hometown to kayaking 2,000kms along the Souther African Coast to commuting 60+ miles to work by highway and waterway, Beau shows all the ups and downs of forging new experiences. In this episode we chat all about the lessons he's learned, his musings on adventure both local and exotic, and how he's evolved along the way. I hope you love this one as much as I did! Huge thanks to Beau and make sure you tune into all of the amazing projects he has released and everything that is on the way!! MORE FROM BEAU MILES: Website: https://beaumiles.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ MORE LIKE A BIGFOOT: Subscribe and Review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/like-a-bigfoot/id1160773293?mt=2 Soundcloud Archives: https://soundcloud.com/chris-ward-126531464 Stitcher Archives: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/like-a-bigfoot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/likeabigfoot/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likeabigfoot/

Beau Miles: Adventureman, Sea-Kayaker, Doctorate Philosopher, and content creator. In this episode of Watch Later, we discuss this legend's YouTube presence and talk about some of our favorites of his content.

“Adventure doesn’t require new places. It can be cultivated by exploring our immediate lives with greater curiosity.”Should we try to lead virtuous, principled lives… or do what feels good? Beau Miles makes a strong case for taking ourselves a little less seriously and having a lot more local fun.This backyard adventurer and wildly popular filmmaker (most often found up a tree, running a midnight marathon or eating his bodyweight in beans) reckons he doesn’t know much about anything. But beneath the self-deprecation, Beau is a wealth of ecological wisdom and a master storyteller, taking us right to the heart of what really matters in life. Get into this philosophical, tangential, slightly mad and marvellously contrarian conversation - then get out there. SHOW NOTESThe beauty of honing your powers of observation and the necessity of coffee.Building a seasonal map.Why it's important to have a personal relationship with the landscape.The value of seeking knowledge from places outside your comfort zone.Autoethnography as a valuable avenue for knowledge seeking and sharing.The liberation of going back to basics.The importance of knowing our own strengths, and respecting the strengths of others.How to reconnect to our latent understanding of the land.The art of reigning in intensity to maintain sustainability.Why to push boundaries and be comfortable in your own skin.Getting off your high horse.Why fear of death is a fundamental human driver.LINKS YOU'LL LOVEBeau Miles on YouTubeBeau Miles onlineGaia Theory - James LovelockTim Winton - AuthorSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/futuresteading)

Father, husband, adventurer, runner, kayaker, Youtuber, PhD, story teller, lumberjack and human bean, Beau Miles joins The Trail Runners Experience for a in-depth conversation about his simply breathtaking adventures including his 650km run along the Australian Alpine Walking Track, kayaking around the Southern tip of Africa and eating his body-weight in Beans to name but a few adventures. An amazing chat with an amazing man. Not to be missed! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-trail-runners-experie/message

Beau Miles makes videos of his adventures doing things the rest of us wouldn't, like when he attempted to paddle around from one side of Africa to the other; when he ran over 650 km of the Australian Alpine Walking Track; and when he walked 90 km to get to work. "He is a filmmaker who spent his childhood looking for golf balls, secretly hoping to find a body part in the swamps and marshes. He still looks in odd places for much the same thing (and feeling). Being a redhead means that sunscreen, big hats, and old business shirts cloak him during outdoor life. He likes baths more than showers, homemade wine, and licorice. By god he likes licorice." He previously worked as an outdoor education lecturer at Melbourne's Monash University, and he has a book coming out this year about finding adventure in the everyday. Check his YouTube page out here, and watch his movies: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw/featured Learn more about his book here: http://briobooks.com.au/authors/beaumiles Follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ His Facebook page is here: https://www.facebook.com/beaumilesfilm ____________________________________________________________________ Follow me on Instagram @LongDistanceLoveBombs: https://www.instagram.com/longdistancelovebombs Each week, I share a personal story as well as my favorite books, tunes, articles, and ideas. Sign up for my weekly newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/T0l91. It's easy and takes five seconds. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/longdistancelovebombs/message

The parkrun adventurers are celebrating 200 episodes of the pod with a little walk down memory lane. Filmmaking adventurer Beau Miles joins us for a chat about his most recent shenanigans and just-released film The Human Bean. Plus in a moment of pure serendipity, we have Lyndell reporting in from her own version of Beau's now infamous ‘Mile an Hour' challenge.

On this week's episode I sat down with filmmaker, adventurer, and lecturer in Curriculum & Pedagogy at Monash University, Dr. Beau Miles. Check out his latest projects, adventures and "odd" jobs on his website https://beaumiles.com/ Facebook @Schmooze With Cooz | Instagram @__cooz__ | Twitter @schmoozeWcooz Audio (c) BANTA.

Beau Miles is a bloody legend, if you are not familiar with the great man's work, please do yourself a favour and subscribe to his YouTube channel. Click on the link below to watch his 'man v commute' and other crazy adventures. Beau goes about life and represents himself to the world, believing wholeheartedly that we're all weird. His unique stories of adventure exemplify a curious view of the human condition. This is the first episode we have ever recorded of the podcast in a barn which was extra special. To contact Beau and view the great work he is doing you can check out his website and YouTube channel from the links below. https://beaumiles.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw

#TheVirtusPodcast || Episode #86 Featuring filmmaker, PHD'er, Adventurer'er and University Lecturer (among many other things) Beau Miles.    Beau and I caught up for a quick update on the crazy things he has done int he 15 months since Podcast #22, the man has been busy.  Have a listen, and then dive into all of Beau's epic content. An incredible man doing remarkable things.  https://beaumiles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/beauisms/ https://www.facebook.com/beaumilesfilm/ A new Virtus Podcast episode will be released EVERY MONDAY Find Virtus on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/virtusperformance/ Follow Lachie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theexcellencecoach/ Follow VIrtus on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virtusperformance/ Follow Virtus Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virtuspodcast/  Find the Virtus Podcast on Spotify, Youtube, iTunes or Podbean!

A few weeks back I was flicking around the internet which I tend to do always looking at motivational, inspirational content – particularly video because I like to consume them in the mornings before I kick into my day and whilst doing so someone in my social media network shared a video from Beau Miles where he ran 3 miles to start and then 1 mile every hour on the hour for 24 hours. In between laps around his block, exactly one mile, he worked his way through a list of odd jobs from playing scrabble to building a table and everything in between. The video was called A MILE AN HOUR and it’s fantastic. I just loved it and reached out to connect. It turns out Beau is from Melbourne and actually teaches at Monash University so I dropped into the University when I was in Melbourne and we recorded this episode. I thoroughly enjoyed sitting with Beau and I reckon you’ll find heaps of gold in this episode.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The parkrun adventurers head to Sydney for some parkrun fun this week. Writer, filmmaker and adventurer Beau Miles joins us with behind-the-scenes insights into his RunNation Film Festival entry ‘A Mile an Hour'. And the Channel 5 News Crew get their rove on at Greenway and Toolern Creek parkruns.

Beau is someone who i have admired from a distance for a little while. After watching his movies over the past few years i was inspired by his sense of adventure and ability to find that adventure and reinvent it in his own backyard. Me summarising Beau would not do him justice, therefore i have gone down the copy paste route with his bio from his website http://beaumilesfilm.com/ Award winning filmmaker, average gardener, and hopeless at cooking eggs, Beau is mostly unfashionable. On the recent 350k crossing of Bass Strait in a sea kayak (from Australia's mainland to Tasmania) he was voted 3rd worst dressed in a party of 3. When 2 more expedition members turned up he was the worst of 5. It was agreed that if 395 more people joined the party, he would be the 400th best dressed. Being offbeat and NQR speaks volumes about how Beau sees the world. Honest, raw, funny, and at times critical, endears Beau to audiences when he talks about expeditionary life amidst the domesticity of home. Past experiences include paddling several thousand kilometers of Africa by Kayak, running 700km across the Australian Alps (Trials of Miles), and recently finding challenge and beauty in the everyday lands between home and work during Man vs Commute. This podcast also ended in a little challenge for myself, in which i'll be aiming to spend 24hrs solo, no phones, no contact, no people, nothing. I'll keep you posted.  For more information about Virtus or the podcast, hit any of the links. Please rate and review www.virtusperformance.com www.facebook.com/virtusperformance www.instagram.com/virtusperformance info@virtusperformance.com

More and more, I find my iPad replacing other tools – like my computer, Kindle, and even my physical notebook.     In this week's podcast episode: How to make money by goofing off. The secret of becoming a better, more successful person – on automatic pilot. And my recommended Top 10 iPad Apps For Idea Entrepreneurs. Special Announcements My  conference, the 3-Day Live Intensive, is April 5-7 in Phoenix. Get your early-bird ticket discount right now – click here. Be sure you refer to my notes from the Platform Conference – one of the most value laden conferences I have ever attended. We have a contest running in celebration of the upcoming 52nd episode of this podcast. Just make helpful, substantive comments on 10 posts (here on the blog), and you could win a free copy of my new book. More details here. Would you like to have me speak at your event? Click here to visit my speaking page and get details on my availability. Tip Of The Week How to make money by goofing off? I must be joking, right? Not at all. It's proven that our best ideas, most resourceful states, and highest periods of creativity come when we are relaxed and in “the flow”. The problem is we seldom experience this state as a conscious intention. Here's how to “goof off” productively. Spiritual Foundations The secret of becoming a better, more successful person – on automatic pilot. While I was at a conference a few weeks ago, the topic being taught was “speed to implementation”. Surrounded by a group of born achiever types, I felt swept up in the momentum of getting things done quickly. I went to my hotel room that night and furiously worked on completing a book manuscript, and by the time morning arrived my initial draft was done. Why was it that I was suddenly able, or motivated, to get the book done so quickly? Did I suddenly have abilities that I didn't have before? No. I was being carried by the momentum of the people around me. Motivated, cajoled, provoked. I was, in short, persuaded by the power of peer pressure. The people we surround ourselves with influence who we become. The point I'm trying to make is not a new one. It is simply that we tend to adopt the mannerisms, behaviors, and values of the people we spend the most time with. Want to become a better person? Be more successful? Be more punctual? Spend time with people who are more successful, more punctual, and who are in general the kind of “better person” you would like to be. “You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” – Jim Rohn The interesting thing is, most of us do not consciously choose who those people are. What does the Bible say about this idea? Well we don't have to look far-in the book of wisdom known as The Proverbs, we find this… The righteous should choose his friends carefully, for the way of the wicked leads them astray. Proverbs 12:26 What if you consciously engineered being around five people who lift you up, instead of being around five people who pull you down? Feature Segment: Top 10 iPad Apps For Idea Entrepreneurs This past Sunday in church, I did the unthinkable. During the pastor's sermon, I opened up my iPad and began doodling. Heads turned. Questioning looks appeared on the faces of the people around me. Some people try to pretend they didn't notice. My wife simply nudged our friends Jim and Diane, who were sitting next to us, and shrugged. As if to say, “Well, that's our Ray.” But I wasn't ignoring the sermon or even being rude. I was taking notes in one of the top 10 apps that I use on a daily basis. My iPad has become such an indispensable tool that I even use it in church. Certainly, in my business as what I refer to as an “idea entrepreneur”, my iPad is central to my workflow. So this weeks podcast feature segment is all about the top 10 iPad apps I use in my business, and that I recommend to other idea entrepreneurs. I won't just give you a list of the apps, however. I'll also provide you with a description of how I use them, and even a few tips that may be helpful if you choose to use them as well. Omnifocus. This is my go to app for implementing GTD. It's expensive, but I still haven't found anything else I like better. And I've tried them all. Mail. This is simply the native app that comes with iOS. I've tried a few alternatives, but I really like the way Apple has implemented this app. Notifications turned off. Agenda. I find Apple's Calendar app disappointing, and learned about Agenda through Leo Laporte. I've been using it ever since, and I love it. Integrates with Google Calendar seamlessly. Mr. Reader. I track about 300 websites, mostly WordPress blogs. It's how I find new and interesting ideas, trends, and tidbits that I can share.This only takes me about 30 minutes a day, and that is all due to Mr. Reader. This app aggregates all those websites into one convenient place. Pocket. When I find something online that I want to save for later reference, I put it in Pocket. I may save notes or clippings for a blog post, a book chapter, or simply for my own reading pleasure. Evernote. Evernote is my universal filing cabinet, where I keep blog posts in progress, book outlines, swipe files, reference material, and more.It all synchronizes between my MacBook Pro, iPad, iPhone. So all my stuff is available to meet anywhere, anytime. Indispensable tool. Penultimate. This is the app that left my moleskin notebook lonely and unused. It's a notetaking app, and it integrates with Evernote. Lose the paper, keep the handwriting, and remember everything. Kindle. I don't use my actual kindle device very much anymore. I carry around enough devices, and I use the Kindle app on my iPad to do most of my reading. I am considering trading my full-size iPad in for an  iPad Mini. Reason: the mini seems easier to hold for long periods of time when reading. It also takes up less room in a briefcase. Or a pocket. Downcast. I listen to a lot of podcasts, and this is the app I use to do it. I wish it had a happier name. But I couldn't be happier with the app itself. MindMeister. I mind map just about every piece of content I write, every project plan, and… well, everything.I went through most every mind-mapping app available, and there are some good ones. I finally settled on MindMeister.I like the ability to share maps, I like the  look and feel, and it exports to just about every other mind-map software format. So I can share my maps between MindMeister and MindManager (the app I use on my MacBook Pro). Bonus Apps: Olive Tree Bible Study App, Pages, Keynote. Listener Questions On this episode we heard from these listeners: Carey Green of ChristianHomeandFamily.com asked,”Are tags important to getting search engine traffic?” Beau Miles asked, “Will you be offering an audio version of your new book?” John Olson called in with a report on how he has been using my productivity tips from the podcast episode on getting a days work done in two hours, which was episode 43. I haven't been emphasizing the call in part of the show, but would love to field more listener questions and hear more of your success stories. You can leave messages here through Speakpipe, or on our phone line at (509) 713-2679. Your Feedback Do you have an idea for a podcast you would like to hear? Do you have a question that you like to ask me? Please send me an email. And if you enjoy the podcast, I would consider it a great favor if you subscribe (and leave a review) in iTunes. This helps new people discover the podcast. You can also find the podcast on Stitcher. What are some of your indispensable iPad apps, and how do you use them? Share your ideas and observations below in the comments.