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Grab a cup of black and a stack of salties, cuz the JERKS are crossing the Rubicon (backwards) This week H and C put on their B.U.M. Enforcement sweatshirts and jeanshorts to talk Suicide By Cop Cream Sodas, Snake Filth, and World War I briefs and butts. “Nothing says desperation like a cup of hot black and a stack of salties.” “Don't look under Karn's front porch.” “I put my briefs on one testicle at a time #CoffeAndFries

Een nieuwe #nerdland podcast! Zwaartekrachtsgolven met NANOGrav! Doom met rattenhersenen! Pompeïpizza! Anthropoceen! Lego JWST! De Tespla! Steekvliegen! Batterijriem! Oppenheimer! En veel meer... Shownotes: https://maandoverzicht.nerdland.be/nerdland-maandoverzicht-augustus-2023/ Gepresenteerd door Lieven Scheire met Jeroen Baert, Kurt Beheydt, Dufie Strubbe, Bart Van Peer en Peter Berx. Opname en montage door Els Aerts & Jens Paeyeneers. (00:00:00) Intro (00:10:55) Rattenhersenen leren Doom spelen (00:21:07) James Webb in LEGO (00:27:23) Mannelijke kever zonder dekschilden ontdekt (00:39:04) Hersenmitochondrieën (00:49:32) Space Shuttle in California Science Center rechtop (00:53:28) Canadees meer gekozen als referentie voor Antropoceen (01:04:11) Protopizza in Pompei (01:07:48) Zwaartekrachtsgolven NanoGRAV (01:21:43) SILICON VALLEY NEWS (01:21:52) ViaSat satelliet antenne kapot (01:31:10) Eerste Cybertruck rolt van band (01:33:25) xAI (01:35:13) Threads gelanceerd (01:45:54) Eerste commerciële vlucht Virgin Galactic (01:48:19) Chimeramieren rechtzetting (01:52:51) Oppenheimer review (02:07:06) Steekvliegen worden aangetrokken tot blauw (02:15:20) RoboCup nabeschouwing en vooruitblik 2024 (02:19:39) Playstation toegankelijkheidscontroller (02:24:39) RECALLS (02:24:45) Uitspraken blunders (02:28:23) Belty (02:34:10) Hetty Chemie boek (02:34:38) Nerdland voor Kleine Nerds 27 december in Lotto Arena (02:35:04) Lieven AI tournee (02:35:16) Hetty Missie 2023 tournee (02:35:34) Lezingen Jeroen (02:36:25) Sponsor Fairy Positron

John Belty (#11582) joins Grant to talk about why he's running for the PDGA Board of Directors in 2022. Voting opens on July 1.

We've all heard of green tea and some of us have heard of dandelion tea, but have you ever heard of fireweed tea? Ben shares why this wildflower is his current favorite plant to decoct into a tea. He also talks about the compounds in the pharmaceutical product aspirin being ubiquitous in the ancestral human diet but now are missing due to a reduced consumption of wild animals. To buy fireweed tea: https://amzn.to/2KpV4CE To buy Ben's wild rice: www.wildfoodwarehouse.com Use discount code BLACKBURN to save 10%! Connect with Ben on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/b_belty/?hl=en Browse my recommended products: www.matt-blackburn.com Shop Mitolife enzymes, shilajit and vitamin E: www.mitolife.co    

What role did carbohydrates play in indigenous diets? How do you process the acorn into an edible product? Where do you start with consuming more wild foods? Join me as I speak with the founder Ben Belty of Wild Food Warehouse about all of this and more! Connect with Ben on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ben.belty Connect with Ben on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/b_belty/?hl=en Order his wild rice here: www.wildfoodwarehouse.com Use the discount code BLACKBURN to save 10% Browse my recommended products here: www.matt-blackburn.com Order my MITOLIFE products here: www.mitolife.co  

We sit down with Tenor Tom Bailey to talk about his upcoming new musical theater cabaret Belty McBeltface, taking the plunge off of the cliff of classical singing into the… The post Scapi Radio 12.03.18 Belty McBeltface, Tom Bailey appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

This week, we get real about how freaking awkward it is to navigate around friends and their multi-level marketing businesses. Next, Tim tests the girls' knowledge of crazy electronic devices in Is This for Real? We close out the show with the Mystery of the Missing Breast Milk. Can you help us solve it? . . . . . Belty: https://www.belty.co/ Thync Vibe: https://www.thync.com/ The Rocking Bed: https://rockingbed.com/ Kuvee: https://kuvee.com/ Hapifork: https://www.hapi.com/product/hapifork HushMe: http://www.gethushme.com/ CX1 Self Driving Luggage: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/forward-x-cx-1-self-driving-luggage,news-26348.html Eugene: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/eugene-trash-scanner,news-24159.html Jagger and Lewis Smart Collar: https://www.jagger-lewis.com For a 30-day free trial of Audible and a free download, head to www.audibletrial/majesticallyawkward As always original music from www.brbrck.com. IF YOU LIKED WHAT YOU HEARD, THERE ARE A FEW EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT US AND KEEP THE PODCAST GOING: 1) check us out on Patreon and throw a couple of bucks our way- www.patreon.com/MajesticallyAwkward 2) subscribe 3) leave a review 4) tell your friends how awesome we are Connect with us: Find us on Twitter - twitter.com/AwkwardGals Instagram - www.instagram.com/awkwardgals/ Email us at majesticallyawkwardgals@gmail.com

Rencontre avec Carine Coulm, bio-ingénieure et co-fondatrice de Belty, la ceinture tech et fashion. Lors de cette interview Carine nous dévoile les secrets de la création de son entreprise, ses choix sur le produit ainsi que la folie médiatique vécue par Belty lors du CES à Las Vegas. Bel exemple d'une entreprise FrenchTech spécialisée dans l'Internet of Things. L’interview complète a été réalisée en mode livestreaming conversationnel sur Periscope. Pour accéder à la version complète en video : https://twitter.com/ppc/status/902924655505244161

Brandon Belt gets a lot of guff because he’s not good all the time when many people think he should be. Well, he was good and more this past week and, so, it’s only fair that we dwell on that Belty goodness and enjoy how everything that happened could’ve only happened to Brandon Belt. But it’s not *just* about Belt, even though this is the Beltcast. Bryan and Sami are awestruck by how well the pitching staff has held up in the absence of Bumgarner and Samardzija. What's going on with Johnny Cueto's changeup? And how does the new coaching staff seem to be impacting Bruce Bochy's decision-making? Also, we explore Sami's ability to pick the right picks to click and we answer some of your Twitter questions.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What is life like for the world’s few remaining cultures that haven’t been wholly erased by civilization?For the latest installment of the Good Life Revival podcast, I invited my friend Ben Belty to come on and tell us all about the trip he took earlier this year with the Maine Primitive Skills School to get to know the indigenous Saami people of northern Sweden.This is a culture that has been chronically traumatized for many generations now by the looming forces of civilization, but they still retain their ancestral knowledge of living in harmony with their frigid and unforgiving landscape.Ben shares some of the insight that he gleaned from this trip, and explains why it’s so important to learn from peoples like the Saami. We also discuss what it means to live on the fringes of civilization, and how we go about ‘rewilding’ ourselves, in realistic terms.Ben also traveled up to northern Michigan recently to harvest wild rice, and we talk about why wild grains are such an excellent staple food, and how wild foods are a key component of a lifestyle that’s closer to the land.

Why forage when you can hop in your petroleum-fueled vehicle and hit the closest Whole Foods? Well... 1. Because you're smart. And... 2. Because you know better. You may also know that by incorporating wild foods into your everyday diet that you not only help optimize your health but increase longevity. Not only are they more nutritious, they're also free and often right in our backyards. Today's guest will share some of his knowledge about wild foods, the dangers of glyphosate, and the type of work he wants to see with today's online ReWilding community. Along with those fun facts, you'll also learn:  Why wild foods are the cornerstone of any neo-ancestral lifeway, How to correctly process acorns and why that's important, Why women are better "nutrient transformers" than men, and... Much, much more. Episode Breakdown The injury that led to Ben's discovery of natural health Raw milk, herbs, and the Maine Primitive Skills School Ben examines why food is such an important aspect of the hunter-gatherer lifestyle Ben shares some of his favorite wild foods How wild foods protect themselves from contaminants Ben weighs in on the low-carb high-fat diet debate Ben breaks down how plants defend themselves Ben explains how to process acorns How to incorporate acorns into your diet What Ben believes is the key to human health Ben talks about what wild foods might have been without industry Why wild food is always better Ben shares a few of his favorite food stuffs he likes to buy at the store Ben and I explain why you may want to spend more money on sardines Why muscles, oysters, and clams are still wild foods even when farm-raised Land-based wild green foods vs. wild seafood Ben's personal strategy for curbing food cravings with sea vegetables The micronutrient that mitigates the side effects of methylmercury Ben examines the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio of wild foods to domesticated foods Why women are better "nutrient transformers" than men Why Ben says he's not a big "almond guy" Why Ben has been researching Round-Up and the effects of glyphosate Ben goes over the importance of glycine Ben's strategies for avoiding and/or buffering the effects of glyphosate exposure Ben makes a distinction between processed foods, commercial foods, and industrial foods Ben talks about the hamster wheel of modern life How Ben would like to see the Rewild Yourself Facebook group grow The type of people Ben sees joining the Facebook group and why he believes they join

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