Podcasts about blue horizons

What does it take to shake up one of the largest and most complex organizations in the world from the inside out? On this episode of the Innovation Storytellers Show, I invite you to buckle up for a conversation that dives straight into the heart of how the US Air Force is building a homegrown culture of audacious innovation through its Blue Horizons Fellowship. I'm joined by Colonel Daniel Ruttenber and Dr. Eric Keels, two brilliant minds guiding this unique think-and-do tank based at the Air War College. Blue Horizons is where selected majors and lieutenant colonels step out of their daily missions and into a ten-month sprint to tackle strategic challenges that could redefine the future of national security.  What makes it so remarkable is that these officers aren't handed polished blueprints to test. Instead, they begin by hunting down the most significant, thorniest problems no one else has solved yet, then race to turn raw ideas into tangible prototypes that push the boundaries of what's possible in modern warfare and defense technology. Colonel Ruttenber lifts the curtain on how this fellowship for battle-hardened innovators has evolved from an academic elective into a crucible for rapid prototyping and strategy shaping that senior leaders now rely on for bold insights.  Eric shares how diverse perspectives, strategic forecasting, and a healthy risk appetite come together to give fellows the courage to imagine everything from bacteria-built runways to Google Maps-style decision support for mission commanders. Together, they unpack why breaking through bureaucratic roadblocks and perfecting the art of storytelling is just as vital as building breakthrough tech when you're challenging an institution designed to prioritize certainty over the experiment. Suppose you've ever wondered what real innovation under pressure looks like and how a tight-knit cohort can turn constraints into rocket fuel. In that case, this episode delivers an inside look at a program rewriting the playbook on defense innovation.  We also explore how private companies, startups, and universities can collaborate with Blue Horizons, bringing fresh thinking to the Air Force's most challenging missions while learning what it truly means to build resilience, speed, and adaptability. After listening, I'd love to hear your thoughts. How can leaders inside large organizations borrow lessons from Blue Horizons to encourage more risk-taking, faster learning, and better storytelling to turn big ideas into real-world impact? Join the conversation and share what you think.  

Embark on a celestial journey with Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson in this episode of Space Nuts, where they explore a variety of space phenomena that are as intriguing as they are mysterious. Firstly, they discuss Blue Origin's return to the stars with NS-25, a mission that marked a triumphant comeback after technical setbacks. The flight not only signifies Blue Origin's resilience but also the inspirational story of Ed Dwight, the first African-American astronaut candidate, who at 90 years old, set a record as the oldest person to reach space.Next, the conversation lightens with the discovery of a planet with the consistency of fairy floss, also known as cotton candy or candy floss. WASP-193b, a gas giant that defies the norms of density and composition, leaves astronomers scratching their heads. How does a planet become so 'fluffy'? What could it possibly be made of? These are the questions that Andrew and Fred ponder as they delve into the mysteries of planet formation.Lastly, the duo discusses the gravitational wave background in the universe, likening it to the cosmic microwave background radiation. They explore how pulsar timing arrays are providing new insights into the 'hiss' of gravitational waves created by countless cosmic events, offering a deeper understanding of the universe's dynamic fabric.From record-breaking astronauts to cotton candy planets and the cosmic symphony of gravitational waves, this episode of Space Nuts is packed with astronomical wonders that will leave you in awe. Tune in and let your curiosity soar to the farthest reaches of space.00:00:00 This is Space Nuts, where we talk astronomy and space science00:01:12 Professor Fred Watson discusses eating fairy floss with a moustache00:02:10 Bright flash in the sky over Europe turned out to be comet00:05:55 Ed Dwight was the first astronaut of colour to be selected by NASA00:10:10 This is a newly discovered planet, or newly identified planet00:17:14 Planet in orbit around red dwarf star 1200 light years away00:21:06 Fred: Some work is being done on background gravitational waves00:28:17 Fred Watson: People are fascinated by gravitational waves because of mystery Support Space Nuts and join us on this interstellar voyage by visiting our support page. Your contributions help us continue our mission to explore the wonders of the universe. Clear skies and boundless exploration await on Space Nuts, where we make the cosmos your backyard.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/space-nuts--2631155/support.www.spacenuts.iowww.bitesz.comhttps://www.bitesz.com/show/space-nuts/support/Sponsor:www.bitesz.com/nordpass

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Welcome to the twelfth episode of season 3 of the TFTuesday Podcast! In this episode, Zil and K-Libra chat with Elephantbro (Miles/Miley) about the world of weight gain TF and blueberry changes! The group first chats about the writing process that Miley often embarks on as part of crafting stories before getting into what drives their fascination with expansive changes like blueberries. The group discusses the context of weight gain TF as well, and then tackles some fun audience questions! - - - A podcast for all your TF-ey needs! Featuring in-depth discussions amongst longtime TF artists. The TFTuesday podcast focuses on transformation, mainly in the niche of the furry community. Content warning: This podcast occasionally touches on NSFW topics. This episode features discussions of weight gain, BDSM, fatphobia, loss of self, existentialism, and immobilization. Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/tftuesdaypod Twitter: https://twitter.com/TFTuesdayPod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1cYhqNGb4033ucISNdxaIk Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tftuesday-podcast/id1599438910 - - - Featuring Miles/Miley: https://twitter.com/elephantbroFA Hosted by Zil: https://twitter.com/Zilepo_Opeliz Co-hosted by K-Libra: https://twitter.com/The_K_Libra Art by HoneyBear & K-Libra: https://twitter.com/HoneybearArts & https://twitter.com/The_K_Libra - - - The music used for the intro and outro is [Ambient soundscape with drums by Erokia]; Sounds provided by Erokia/Jordan Powell from ⁠⁠⁠Freesound.org

With more than two years of success in meeting the goals outlined for its community-focused campaign, Blue Horizons Project is excited for the next phase in its evolution and an expanded involvement in the region's efforts to transition to 100 percent renewable energy in the next two decades. Following a joint Request for Proposals from the city and county, the nonprofit Green Built Alliance was selected in the summer of 2020 to continue implementing the work of the Blue Horizons Project.The program's founding entity, the Energy Innovation Task Force, held its final meeting in March 2020, with plans for it to be reborn later in the year as the Blue Horizons Project Community Council. Applications are available now for community members interested in holding a seat on the new guiding body. Individuals interested in being considered for a seat on the Blue Horizons Project Community Council can learn more at tinyurl.com/BHPCCinformation and apply at tinyurl.com/BHPCCapp.Applications are due October 2. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Mittan)

En el episodio de hoy tenemos como invitado a Millán Ludueña. MILLÁN, es considerado uno de los principales referentes inspiracionales en Latinoamérica, contando con más de 200 conferencias en los últimos dos años y más 130 mil personas impactadas en 38 ciudades. Poseedor del Guinness World Records® por haber corrido medio maratón en el sitio más profundo del planeta, Millán ha desafiado a los lugares más extremos en la Tierra, pasando por la salvaje Patagonia, los imponentes Andes, el implacable desierto del Sahara y hasta la inhóspita Antártida. Su última aventura, jamás antes realizada, lo convirtió en la única persona en el mundo en conectar el punto más cercano al centro de la Tierra, con el punto más cercano al Sol. Esta aventura lo llevó a protagonizar en el año 2018, la película documental From Core To Sun®, reconocida por diversos festivales de cine y actualmente disponible en servicios de streaming como Apple TV y Amazon Prime Video. Como motivador, Millán ha trabajado en nueve países con consejos directivos, organizaciones y fundaciones sin fines de lucro. Ha participado en seis ocasiones como speaker en eventos TEDxTalks®; compartido escenario con iconos del liderazgo regional; encuentros con líderes políticos, y; ha participado en varios foros internacionales de innovación, tecnología, economía, entre otros, inspirando a miles de personas a creer en lo extraordinario y a trabajar por sus sueños.    Entre sus múltiples distinciones, Millán fue condecorado por la Asamblea Nacional de Ecuador con el más alto reconocimiento; la reconocida Men’s Health lo declaró en Londres el Hombre más Inspiracional del año; y el gobierno de los Estados Unidos le otorgó la medalla Blue Horizons, por su aporte al principal Innovation Think Tank de la Fuerza Aérea del país. Apasionado por la educación y desarrollo infantil, Millán es activista de UNICEF, Cruz Roja y Operación Sonrisas. Además, impulsa a través de la Fundación IAJJCZ, un proyecto de desarrollo sostenible basado en educación rural. A pesar de una agenda saturada y tantos proyectos, Millán y su equipo dedican tiempo para llevar un mensaje de desarrollo de autoestima a jóvenes de escuelas públicas en su país, soñando con impactar, para el 2023, a un millón de personas. En este episodio, vamos a platicar sobre la historia de Millán, qué es lo que lo ha mantenido motivado durante todas sus aventuras, y cómo ha llegado a romper sus propios límites e inspirar a miles de personas en su camino.

Vse več ljudi se danes podaja na takšna in drugačna popotovanja, tudi zelo dolgotrajna. Vse več je tudi tistih, ki se odločijo za bolj korenit prelom in t. i. običajno življenje še temeljiteje pustijo za sabo. Denimo, da svoja stanovanja zamenjajo za jadrnico ter utečene življenjske tirnice za nestalno, nomadsko življenje na morju. Takšnim morskim nomadom se je raziskovalno posvetila antropologinja dr. Nataša Rogelja, znanstvena sodelavka Inštituta za slovensko izseljenstvo in migracije pri Znanstvenoraziskovalnem centru Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti. V študiji, pisani v angleščini, Blue Horizons oziroma Sinja obzorja se je raziskovanja teh novodobnih življenjsko-stilskih nomadov lotila z antropološkega vidika, bolj osebni pogled na takšno življenjsko izkušnjo pa je pozneje popisala v bolj esejistično zasnovani knjigi Trinajsti mesec. Z dr. Natašo Rogelja se je v oddaji Podobe znanja pogovarjala Nina Slaček.

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03/03/17 - Blue Horizons at SeaWorld will be ending for a new show called Dolphin Days, Miss Adventure Falls at Typhoon Lagoon will open on March 12, and Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon at Universal Studios Florida has begun technical rehearsals, plus more on today's DIS Daily Fix!

Michael Hanrahan, the founder and Executive Producer at Earth Media Labs in Santa Barbara sat down with 805 host Mark Sylvester to talk about how his Blue Horizons course on science-based documentary filmmaking is making a difference globally. His passion for the documentary format and the youthful zeal of young filmmakers combines for a potent collaborative environment at Earth Media Labs. Michael has been working underwater and around water focusing on telling stories that involve the environment and helping people understand complex issues visually. Michael and Mark met over 20 years ago when he was running Ocean.com and Mark was head of the local non-profit, SCAMP - the South Coast Alliance of Media Professionals. "Blue Horizons shows students a path they didn't know was possible.” Topics included; • What Earth Media Lab is all about and why it's exciting • The Blue Horizons program at UCSB - using media to communicate vital stories of the ocean • Science-based filmmaking • Digital Video Production • Stories of local interest, including Fishing in Santa Barbara, El Nino, and the NOAA Sanctuary • Helping scientists become better storytellers • His book, The Last Extinction

Welcome back to the new season of the seaworld splash podcast in this episode Joseph,Commerson,Josh,and Sheldon talk about what has happened since July, from Blue Horizons final show, to SeaWorld's Halloween Spectacular, and finally Joseph, and Josh interview Eric from The unofficial seaworld podcast, so lets put those ponchos, and get ready to be drenched. Don't forget to give us a like on facebook.com/Seaworldsplashpodcast follow us on Twitter.com @seaworldSsplash as well as instagram @seaworldsplash,don't forget to checkout our website https://www.seaworldsplash.com, and from all of us at the seaworld splash team we thank you for joining us, and hope you join us for the next podcast to come splash you later, and we'll see you next time in the soak zone.

In This Episode of the SeaWorld Splash Podcast celebrate the anniversary of Blue Horizons in Orlando which is 11 years old and San Diego which is 5 years old, then Joseph talks about how the oil spill is affecting marine mammals, and how SeaWorld is stepping in then Josh talks about his and Commerson's meet up in July, and we hear Commerson talk about the 7 theatrical dolphin wonders of the world next Josh give us an announcement of Mako the new Coaster coming to SeaWorld Orlando then Sheldon talks about the new educational shows at SeaWorld orlando and San Antonio we then hear an interview with Clay Carabajal SeaWorld San Antonio's Animal ambassador Finally we hear Joseph talk about the continuation of Sea Talks and we hear Sheldon talk about Cobras curse coming to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Commerson talks a little bit about Smith Designs, so let put on those ponchos and get ready to be drenched. Don't forget to Like us on http://Facebook.com/SeaWorldSplashPodcast Follow us on @SeaWorldssplash follow us on instagram @SeaWorldsplash and don't for get to check out our website www.SeaWorldsplash.com and if you want to share and stories, updates, or info you can call or text our number (407)900-5309 or email us at Seaworldsplashteam@gmail.com and from all of us here at the seaworld splash team we thank you for joining us and hope you join us for the next amazing podcast to come splash you later, and we'll see you next time in the soak zone.

In this episode of the SeaWorld Splash Podcast Joseph, Commerson, and Josh talk about the sea lion rescue, and how it affected the sea lion show at seaworld san diego and the reason why the doves are not in Blue Horizons in San Diego anymore, we also welcome Joel Manby to the SeaWorld family as the new CEO, and we travel to SeaWorld San Antonio and talk about Discovery Point coming in 2016, and we have some amazing interviews with Eric Davis from the Unofficial SeaWorld Podcast and Julie Scardina SeaWorld Busch Gardens, we also want to take the time to say happy 51st birthday to SeaWorld keep up the amazing work, and we also talk about events coming to SeaWorld San Diego, so put on those ponchos and get ready to be drenched. Don't forget to like us on http://www.Facebook.com/SeaWorldSplashPodcast Follow us on https://www.Twitter.com/SeaWorldssplash also follow us on www.Instagram.com/SeaWorldsplash don't forget if you want to share your stories ect. you can give us a call or text at (407)900-5309 or email us at seaworldspalshteam@gmail.com and don't forget to check out our website http://www.seaworldsplash.weebly.com and from all of us on the seaworld splash team we'll splash you later, and we'll see you next time in the soak zone.

Episode 97:101 Things I love about Stan MeyerBy Racheal and Erik YatesTags: 101 Things I hate about your house, Disney, One Ocean, Sea World, Stan Meyer, UniversalDownload : MP3 Audio : 3GP AudioThis week we talk to Illustrator of the new book 101 Things I Hate About Your House, Stan Meyer. Stan is also an amazing designer who's work includes One Ocean and Blue Horizons at Sea World as well as work at Universal and of course Disney.