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We're joining up with Gorman Bechard and Carmine Capobianco one last time to talk about the sci-fi sex comedy GALACTIC GIGOLO! The creators of PSYCHOS IN LOVE and CEMETERY HIGH bring their trademark low-brow charm to this story of an alien vegetable who journeys to Earth in a quest to score with as many human women as possible. We're joined by author Nick Cato, who knew Bechard and Capobianco and has a rich history with this goofy little jaunt.  Theme song by Kyle Hornbeck  Logo by Doug McCambridge  Email: puppetmasterscastlefreaks@gmail.com Instagram/Threads: @puppetmasters_castlefreaks  YouTube: @PuppetMastersCastleFreaks  Next week's episode: Zarkorr! The Invader

Está nas mãos dos senadores a análise de uma série de medidas antiambientais que a bancada ruralista acaba de aprovar, a toque de caixa, na Câmara dos Deputados. Os projetos de lei visam enfraquecer os mecanismos de controle do desmatamento, amputam em 40% a área protegida de uma floresta na Amazônia e até transferem para o Ministério da Agricultura e Pecuária o poder de designar quais são os animais com risco de extinção no Brasil. O novo “pacote da destruição”, denunciado por entidades ambientalistas, começou a ser apresentado no chamado “Dia do Agro” na Casa, em 19 de maio. Com apoio do presidente da Câmara, Hugo Motta (Republicanos-PB), sem debate público nem aprofundamento técnico sobre as propostas, as votações ocorreram em ritmo acelerado, sem que houvesse margem de manobra para obstrução. A coordenadora de Políticas Públicas do Observatório do Clima, Suely Araújo, vê um governo de mãos amarradas diante da bancada ruralista. “O Congresso tem se mostrado uma arena muito complexa, e o executivo, que não tem mais o controle do Orçamento, principalmente, não tem armas para fazer impor a sua vontade. É muito preocupante o que está acontecendo”, afirma. O ministro do Meio Ambiente e Mudança do Clima, João Paulo Capobianco, advertiu que a ofensiva representa “um esforço concentrado dos Deputados para aprovar projetos que interferem diretamente na gestão ambiental do país”. “É um movimento extremamente grave, porque opera em várias frentes simultâneas, com poder de impacto sobre a gestão ambiental no Brasil, de proporções nunca vistas”, disse ele, em coletiva de imprensa na semana passada. “É uma ação coordenada: diferentes projetos que atacam diferentes áreas e competências e, portanto, é um retrocesso inimaginável. São projetos que vão exigir um trabalho grande do governo federal nas próximas semanas.” Proteção de áreas não-florestais Quatro textos são particularmente preocupantes: o PL 2.564/2025, que altera a Lei de Crimes Ambientais; o PL 5.900/2025, que amplia os poderes do Ministério da Agricultura na agenda ambiental; o PL 2.486/2026, ao diminuir os limites da Floresta Nacional do Jamanxim, uma das mais ameaçadas do Pará; e o PL 364/2019, destinado a reduzir o escopo da Lei de Proteção da Vegetação Nativa. Este último impacta zonas preservadas em todos os seis biomas brasileiros, adverte Suely Araújo. “Tudo o que não for floresta tecnicamente passa a ser considerado área consolidada. Isso significa que não vai ter qualquer proteção ambiental, e ninguém está nem falando. Você vai estar atingindo grande parte do cerrado, da caatinga, do pantanal”, lamenta a ex-presidente do Ibama. “Isso dá mais ou menos 48 milhões de hectares, uma boa parte do território brasileiro.” A aceleração da tramitação das pautas ocorre a cinco meses das eleições no Brasil, em um contexto de incerteza quanto ao futuro das políticas de proteção do meio ambiente no país. Organizações de proteção do meio ambiente já se preparam para uma nova derrota do governo no Senado e esperam que, na sequência, o presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva vete o pacote. Entretanto, neste caso, é esperado que o Congresso barre os vetos, como ocorreu com a Lei Geral do Licenciamento Ambiental, em 2025. “A partir da aprovação no Congresso, vêm os vetos, depois o Congresso derruba tudo. Nós temos apoiado ações judiciais, principalmente movidas por partidos políticos, diretamente no Supremo Tribunal Federal e outras ações também na Justiça Federal de primeiro grau, o que não é uma boa saída”, indica Araújo. “A ação judicial deveria ser a última alternativa, mas elas têm se tornado cada vez mais frequentes.” Prejuízos para o próprio agronegócio Os projetos de lei enfraquecem o arcabouço brasileiro de combate às ilegalidades ambientais num momento em que as exigências para a compra de commodities brasileiras aumentam na Europa, um dos principais parceiros comerciais do Brasil. A aprovação do pacote pode acabar acarretando prejuízos para as exportações do agronegócio, frisou o ministro Capobianco. “Isso tem relação direta com a própria credibilidade do setor frente a contextos muito desafiadores, como as diretivas da União Europeia, que exigem a comprovação de não desmatamento nas exportações de um conjunto importante de produtos brasileiros. A sociedade internacional vem cobrando”, enfatizou. “Nós estamos fragilizando um sistema de controle ambiental que não vai beneficiar o conjunto do agro. Vai beneficiar uma parcela reduzida que segue desconsiderando a legislação.”

Stephen LeDrew speaks with John Capobianco, “bigshot conservative” and political strategist, about the growing divide between what Ottawa says — and what Canadians are experiencing.While the government highlights progress on affordability, trade, and economic policy, many Canadians are facing rising costs for gas, groceries, rent, and everyday essentials.Capobianco argues that there are now two Canadas — one driven by political messaging and optimism, and another where families are struggling to make ends meet.He also points out that many of the issues now being addressed — particularly affordability and cost of living — were first raised by Pierre Poilievre, forcing the political conversation to shift.With Mark Carney leading a majority government, expectations are higher than ever — and the pressure is now on to deliver real results, not just promises.The question becomes: will Canadians see change — or more of the same?Three Minutes. Direct. Unfiltered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stephen LeDrew speaks with John Capobianco, “bigshot conservative” and longtime political strategist, about the growing debate inside the Conservative Party over Pierre Poilievre's leadership.Despite strong internal support, questions are emerging about whether Poilievre's public image is too deeply entrenched to win over Canadians — especially as Mark Carney's popularity continues to rise.Capobianco pushes back, arguing that many successful leaders — including Brian Mulroney and Stephen Harper — faced similar doubts before ultimately becoming Prime Minister.But the pressure is real.With floor crossings, internal divisions, and shifting public opinion, Conservatives now face a critical moment: rally behind their leader — or risk losing ground to a Liberal government that now holds a majority.At the same time, Carney's government faces its own test: with full power, Canadians expect results — not promises.The question is simple: can Poilievre recover — or is this the beginning of the end? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Colômbia promove nesta terça e quarta-feiras (28 e 29) uma conferência inédita para impulsionar o debate internacional sobre o afastamento dos combustíveis fósseis, cuja produção e consumo são os principais responsáveis pelo aquecimento global. O Brasil está presente em Santa Marta, ao lado de outros quase 60 países. Entretanto, como a maioria dos participantes, Brasília chega ao evento sem ter conseguido elaborar o seu próprio plano para reduzir a dependência dos fósseis. Lúcia Müzell, da RFI em Paris “Não estamos trabalhando com a expectativa de termos um mapa do caminho na próxima COP”, disse ministro do Meio Ambiente, João Paulo Capobianco, à RFI. “Mas isso não tem a ver com uma diferença de visão [dentro do governo]. É um debate que está em curso, não está parado e acredito que, em breve, a gente terá uma proposta a ser encaminhada ao Conselho Nacional de Política Energética para estabelecer os marcos, os princípios, que serão utilizados para que o Brasil elabore o seu mapa do caminho”, explicou. Capobianco assumiu a pasta há menos de um mês, com a saída de Marina Silva do ministério para se dedicar à campanha ao Senado, nas eleições de outubro. Considerado o braço direito da ex-ministra, ele esteve em Paris para participar das reuniões preparatórias do G7, presidido este ano pela França. O Brasil é um dos países convidados da cúpula, prevista para junho, em meio a um contexto geopolítico de fortes tensões internacionais. Confira abaixo os principais trechos da entrevista, na qual Capobianco aborda ainda o futuro da política ambiental no Brasil, no contexto eleitoral, e a preparação para a chegada do fenômeno El Niño, que aumenta a probabilidade de incêndios florestais no segundo semestre. RFI: No tema do meio ambiente, a diplomacia francesa do G7 decidiu não abordar a questão climática num tópico específico, para evitar atritos com a delegação americana. Isso lhe surpreendeu, que um país como a França tenha evitado o tema central da crise climática? João Paulo Capobianco: Eu diria que seria de se esperar que este tema tivesse maior destaque. No entanto, ele foi tratado na medida em que a França trouxe de forma bastante assertiva à questão do combate à desertificação, da conservação da biodiversidade e o acordo envolvendo oceanos. Na verdade, esses temas estão totalmente interligados. Durante as nossas reuniões, esse assunto veio de forma muito clara, e o desafio climático permeou todo o debate, mesmo que não tenha tido um tema específico. RFI: Enquanto isso, acontece na Colômbia a Conferência de Santa Marta, a primeira grande iniciativa internacional reunindo os países dispostos debaterem a saída dos combustíveis fósseis. Como será a participação do Brasil?   J.P.C.: Esse tema foi trazido de forma muito intensa pelo presidente Lula na COP30. O Brasil tem sido muito vocal. Nós precisamos, de fato, reconstruir alternativas rapidamente para reduzir a dependência de combustíveis fósseis, e o Brasil vem defendendo que, para isso, é necessário buscar várias rotas, entre elas o caminho do aumento do uso de biocombustíveis associados à eletricidade, ou seja, híbridos com biocombustíveis como uma alternativa importante para o Brasil. Hoje, nós temos um sistema bastante consolidado disso. O etanol tem uma participação na gasolina extremamente alta, mais de 30%. Temos biodiesel. É uma tecnologia acessível, não compete com a produção de alimentos, não gera desmatamento – nós temos mostrado isso muito claramente. Ou seja, há possibilidades de ações de curto prazo para promover essa transição. O Brasil vai participar da reunião na Colômbia contribuindo para esse debate, porque o mundo precisa encontrar caminhos para reduzir essa dependência o mais rápido possível. RFI: Internamente, no entanto, a definição desse mapa do caminho para o afastamento dos fósseis do Brasil está atrasada. No fim do ano passado, o presidente Lula deu um prazo de 60 dias para quatro ministérios e até hoje não foi possível chegar a um consenso. Como está essa discussão? J.P.C.: Está avançando. Existe uma complexidade que envolve a questão que vulgarmente se chama de combate à pobreza energética. O Brasil tem ainda déficit de oferta de energia para o conjunto da sociedade, e o debate é como é que nós vamos tratar, simultaneamente, a redução da dependência de combustíveis fósseis com essa necessidade de garantir a oferta de energia segura para o conjunto da sociedade brasileira. Isso tem levado a algumas discussões sobre o papel dos combustíveis fósseis, ainda, numa transição brasileira. Mas isso não tem a ver com uma diferença de visão. É uma coisa muito importante: o conjunto do governo, sob a orientação do presidente Lula, entende que a participação dos combustíveis fósseis na matriz energética brasileira deve reduzir. A questão é como é que nós vamos fazer essa redução, qual é a nossa rota de redução. Isso é um debate que está em curso, não está parado e acredito que, em breve, a gente terá uma proposta a ser encaminhada ao Conselho Nacional de Política Energética para estabelecer os marcos, os princípios que serão utilizados para que o Brasil elabore o seu mapa do caminho. RFI: Mas vai ser possível chegar a essa proposta e encaminhá-la até a próxima COP, em novembro, lembrando que a presidência brasileira da COP30 levantou essa questão do ponto de vista internacional? O Brasil pode chegar na COP31 sem o seu mapa do caminho? J.P.C.: Os quatro ministérios envolvidos – Minas e Energia, Meio Ambiente, Fazenda e Casa Civil – estão muito motivados a fazer isso agora, nas próximas semanas. Há propostas de conciliação de posições para que a gente tenha isso e que a gente possa oferecer uma proposta de resolução para o Conselho Nacional de Política Energética rapidamente. Porém, repito, não será ainda o mapa do caminho. Será o estabelecimento dos princípios dos procedimentos que irão orientar a elaboração desse mapa do caminho, que precisa ser construído sob análises aprofundadas do ponto de vista de cenários, impactos socioeconômicos e ambientais de todo esse processo. Estamos comprometidos a estabelecer os princípios que vão orientar a elaboração do mapa do caminho, que se inicia na sequência. RFI: Essa poderá ser a maior entrega do Brasil para a próxima COP31? Qual é o seu principal objetivo para a próxima Conferência do Clima? J.P.C.: Nós vamos ter uma COP logo na sequência de um processo eleitoral bastante intenso, complexo, como toda eleição em qualquer país. Então, não estamos trabalhando com a expectativa de termos um mapa do caminho na COP. O que nós temos como expectativa é mostrar o compromisso do Brasil com isso, mostrar que o processo segue vigoroso, em andamento, em construção, para que a gente possa, no menor prazo, ter o nosso mapa do caminho consolidado. No fundo, nós estamos tratando de propor um grande acordo com a sociedade brasileira no sentido de que forma nós vamos compatibilizar a necessidade de desenvolvimento econômico, de combate à pobreza energética, de inclusão social, abrindo mão do uso de uma riqueza natural que o Brasil dispõe. Isso é algo que precisa ser um resultado de um debate aprofundado e precisa ser, digamos, internalizado pela sociedade brasileira de forma consistente. Não é uma questão de um governo. É uma visão de Estado. Não há nenhuma projeção, nem nas mais otimistas ou radicalmente defensoras do fim do uso de combustíveis fósseis, que entenda que é possível que a humanidade abra a mão completamente dos combustíveis fósseis num passe de mágica. É uma construção. Nós só podemos construir isso colocando outras alternativas no lugar. Essas alternativas, embora estejam se mostrando cada vez mais viáveis, haja visto a redução brutal no preço da produção das energias renováveis, ainda não são alternativas amplamente e completamente disponíveis para o conjunto dos países, porque os custos são muito altos. Essa transição precisa ser muito bem cuidada para que não seja mais uma fonte de desigualdade e criando obstáculos para o desenvolvimento de países que precisam se desenvolver. RFI: Nesse contexto, haverá eleições esse ano no Brasil. De que forma o ministério está se preparando para um revés de poder? Tem como blindar algumas políticas ambientais para que, se o presidente Lula não vencer, a política ambiental não seja perdida num eventual mandato da direita? J.P.C.: Eu diria que o esforço que tem sido feito pelo nosso governo é de apresentar soluções mais estruturantes, que envolvam o conjunto da economia, evitando o tratamento da questão ambiental como algo setorial. Essa é uma tese que a ministra Marina Silva defende desde quando nós iniciamos a participação no governo em 2003, a chamada transversalidade da ação ambiental. Na atual gestão do presidente Lula, esse assunto ganhou muita relevância. Há uma questão que eu acho interessante, que é o grau de afinidade existente entre a agenda do Ministério do Meio Ambiente e o da Fazenda. Essa parceria gerou alguns avanços muito importantes, que vão na linha de mudanças na estruturação de políticas econômicas do Brasil. O plano de Transformação Ecológica é um caso: no âmbito desse plano, nós fortalecemos o Fundo Clima. A partir de 2024, passamos a tratar o Fundo Clima como um fundo estratégico de reorientação da economia. Em 2024, passamos para R$ 10 bilhões, ou seja, saímos de R$ 400 milhões, em 2009, para R$ 10 bilhões, e em 2025 fomos para R$ 14 bilhões. Agora, em 2026, temos R$ 27 bilhões.   Além disso, em parceria com o Tesouro, criamos o Eco Invest, que é um modelo de blended finance, ou seja, recurso público que atrai recurso privado, nacional e internacional, para investir em ações mais de maior fôlego. Quando nós lançamos o primeiro desafio no Fundo do Clima, nós não tínhamos muita certeza se o setor privado brasileiro tinha o potencial de captar esses recursos. E no primeiro ano faltou dinheiro. Ou seja, a demanda era maior do que a oferta. Agora, ficou evidente que o setor privado brasileiro está buscando essas alternativas, está investindo nessas inovações. Quer estar na linha de frente no que a gente chama de uma economia de baixo carbono. RFI: Na medida em que hoje essa economia envolve bilhões, poderá ser uma garantia de continuidade? J.P.C.: O setor privado, quando entra uma empresa que busca recursos do governo, mas coloca o seu próprio recurso, isso mostra que é um processo de médio e longo prazo da economia. Não é algo efêmero. Ninguém investe bilhões num setor da economia achando que isso pode mudar a qualquer momento. Quando você estabelece programas que trazem a economia para esse caminho, você está estruturando uma nova via que não irá mudar repentinamente, simplesmente porque muda o governo. Isso significa dizer que, por meio desse tipo de ação e por mudanças na legislação, por inclusão de normativas, você vai garantindo processos que tenham continuidade. Agora, é evidente que nós precisamos de governantes que tenham compromisso com a questão climática e da sustentabilidade. Isso é essencial em qualquer país, em qualquer circunstância. E a gente espera que a sociedade brasileira leve isso em conta, mostrando inclusive as diferenças e os resultados obtidos em diferentes governos, quando for fazer a sua opção. RFI: O fenômeno El Niño deverá voltar nos próximos meses, trazendo seca e alta probabilidade de incêndios no Brasil. Enfrentar os incêndios que estão por vir e talvez sejam inevitáveis será um dos seus desafios nesse curto período como ministro?  J.P.C.: Esse tema de fato é muito preocupante. O El Niño parece que chega com muita intensidade. Desde o ano passado, nós iniciamos um processo de fazer reuniões mensais com os maiores meteorologistas e analistas climáticos do Brasil e alguns internacionais, para acompanhar isso no detalhe. O desafio será enorme se nós assistirmos à repetição do que ocorreu em 2023 e principalmente 2024. É muito grave ter secas intensas no Centro-Oeste Norte e Nordeste e chuvas intensas na região Sul. É muito desafiador, em um país de dimensão continental como o nosso, enfrentar uma situação tão diversa e tão intensa no seu território simultaneamente. Porém o Brasil mudou um pouco desde 2024. Nós começamos a construir o que a gente chama de uma mentalidade de prevenção a incêndios e desastres climáticos mais intensos. Do ponto de vista de incêndios, nós trabalhamos junto ao Congresso Nacional para aprovação de uma lei, que não estava avançando, que trata do chamado manejo integrado do fogo e define com maior clareza as responsabilidades dos diferentes entes nacionais, subnacionais, locais e do setor privado e da sociedade como um todo. Estamos trabalhando para mudar essa visão de que isso é uma responsabilidade só do governo federal. O grande desafio dos incêndios florestais é uma cultura, uma ação permanente da sociedade e das diferentes instâncias de governo para garantir a prevenção. O fogo, quando inicia, é fácil combater. Depois que ele ganha escala, é muito difícil. Várias resoluções foram aprovadas, estabelecendo novas rotinas e procedimentos. Também estabelecemos agora responsabilidades que envolvem proprietários rurais, as regras que eles devem observar para a prevenção. E criamos também o envolvimento da investigação, pela Polícia Federal, para identificar responsáveis pelo início de incêndios criminosos.

AI just used your best content to make a recommendation. Then, took all the credit. Now what? That's exactly what inspired Hunter Capobianco, Director of Business Development & Partnerships, Commerce at CNN. In this episode, he sits down with Todd Crawford to share how his team is tackling the attribution challenges facing modern digital marketers. Hunter breaks down the product they built to keep shoppers on-platform, and why traditional affiliate optimization still matters if you want to drive meaningful revenue. He also reveals an opportunity hiding in plain sight, creating an opening for publishers to win brand budgets by packaging their commerce inventory like retail media. Together, Hunter and Todd hypothesize about the future of monetization and why, at the end of the day, it still comes back to content, content, content!This podcast episode was produced by Quill.

What if chronic pain isn't a tissue problem—but a brain map problem?If you've ever thought, “My pain must be structural,” today's episode flips that script. On the Crackin' Backs Podcast we dive into why pain persists, how the nervous system and brain maps shape sensation, and how skilled manual therapy can update the body's map instead of masking symptoms.We're joined by Dr. Steven Capobianco, co-founder of RockTape and one of the sharpest minds redefining pain, movement, and human performance through neuroscience-informed approaches to chronic pain and sensory-driven movement therapy.In this episode, you'll learn:• Why pain isn't always a tissue injury and what “back being out” really means• How manual therapy becomes sensory input to update the nervous system• What most people misunderstand about nervous system regulation• The difference between outer maps and inner body maps• How chronic pain makes the body feel unsafe—and what truly restores safety• Why patients shouldn't be passive on the table but active participants in their recovery• When manual therapy empowers vs when it creates dependencyThis episode is essential listening if you're struggling with lingering pain, movement limitations, or feel like you've tried everything without getting answers. By the end, you'll understand pain through a neuro-sensory lens, not just a structural one.About Dr. Steven CapobiancoDr. Steven “Capo” Capobianco, DC, MA, DACRB, CSCS, PES is a movement expert, sports chiropractor, and co-founder of RockTape—a globally recognized company blending neuroscience, movement education, and therapeutic techniques to enhance performance and reduce pain. He holds advanced degrees in kinesiology and chiropractic medicine, a Diplomate in Rehabilitation, and performance certifications from the NSCA and NASM. Dr. Capo lectures internationally, authored the Fascial Movement Taping manual, and teaches clinicians worldwide how to move clients out of pain and into performance.Learn more about Dr. Capobianco and movement science:RockTape official site: https://rocktape.comWe are two sports chiropractors, seeking knowledge from some of the best resources in the world of health. From our perspective, health is more than just “Crackin Backs” but a deep dive into physical, mental, and nutritional well-being philosophies. Join us as we talk to some of the greatest minds and discover some of the most incredible gems you can use to maintain a higher level of health. Crackin Backs Podcast

Send a textJoe Capobianco returns to discuss how business has been slow and how social media algorithms, influencer culture, and corporate consolidation are warping tattooing, client expectations, and pricing. The conversation critiques low-quality “content” tattoos, oversharing trade knowledge for likes, and companies using AI imagery for tattoo conventions and product ads, while noting AI can be a useful tool when used responsibly. They debate originality being punished, clients driving copycat demand and lower budgets, and how rising costs are colliding with downward pressure on tattoo prices. The hosts react to viral posts about extreme tattoo pricing and videos showing questionable technique, then pivot to promoting the free “Tattoo Hoedown,” a hands-on gathering focused on camaraderie, art-making, and education (coils, needles, sign painting) in Lenoir, North Carolina on March 29–30.Support the show

Siamo o diventiamo ciò che siamo? Cosa ci accade se smettiamo di pensarci come identità fisse e statiche e iniziamo a concepirci come continua trasformazione? In questa puntata di Cháos, Alisia e Carlotta mettono in dialogo il pensiero esistenzialista di Simone de Beauvoir con la ricerca artistica di Chiara Capobianco, autrice della mostra personale “Architettura di una metamorfosi”.

Filling in for Stephen LeDrew, Former MPP and Broadcaster Peter Shurman speaks with Conservative strategist John Capobianco, Senior Vice President and Practice Lead at FleishmanHillard.Capobianco discusses Pierre Poilievre's decisive 87.4 percent leadership result at the Conservative convention in Calgary and why it signals strong party unity heading into a potential federal election.The conversation explores whether Mark Carney could trigger an early election, the impact of unresolved trade tensions, and why affordability, housing, and grocery prices remain the defining issues for Canadian voters. Capobianco also assesses Conservative momentum at both the federal and provincial levels and what it means for the road ahead.You can subscribe to Peter Shurman's Substack here - https://substack.com/@shurmanatorKeep Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bobby Capobianco came on the program after a HYROX weekend and discusses: • Why HYROX works • From elite basketball to burnout to rebuilding • Why some brands connect and others miss • The power of visuals and experience • Authenticity in the influencer era • The ceiling of HYROX Summary This one starts casual and turns into a bigger conversation about HYROX and the fitness moment we are in right now. Bobby shares his path from high level basketball recruit to completely burned out former athlete who gained 100 pounds on purpose, then rebuilt through CrossFit and eventually moved into the experiential side of the fitness industry. At the core of the episode is why HYROX works. Not just the format, but the feeling. The look. The shareability. The fact that it makes everyday people feel like athletes. The conversation explores why other brands have not captured that same energy, where authenticity fits in a world of paid influence, and why real world experience may matter more than product specs. It is part sports talk, part business breakdown, and part where is this all headed. Guest Links: Big Bobby Listen on Apple or Spotify Support us through The Cup Of Coffee Follow Hybrid Fitness Media on IG             Leave a Reply

Filling in for Stephen LeDrew, Former MPP and Broadcaster Peter Shurman speaks with Conservative Bigshot John Capobianco, Senior Vice President and Practice Lead at FleishmanHillard.Capobianco reacts to Pierre Poilievre's decisive 87.4 percent leadership result, arguing it cements Poilievre as the unquestioned leader heading into the next federal election. He explains why Conservative unity is stronger now than at any point in recent years.The discussion shifts to Ontario politics, where Capobianco assesses Doug Ford's position following the provincial Conservative convention, his focus on infrastructure and housing, and why opposition parties face an uphill battle against a potential fourth term.A candid insider conversation on leadership, elections, and the future of Conservative politics in Canada. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Steve Capobianco, chiropractor and co-founder of RockTape, to dive into the benefits of kinesiology tape for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS). We discuss how kinesiology tape can help with challenging MS symptoms like spasticity, muscle weakness, balance issues, and even foot drop. You'll learn practical strategies for improving mobility and movement using tape, gain insights on how this tool works by communicating with the nervous system, and get tips on safely applying it at home. If you're searching for MS exercises, expert advice, and evidence-based ways to get stronger and walk better with MS, this friendly conversation is filled with actionable tools for boosting your independence and confidence. Whether you have relapsing or progressive MS, tune in for empowerment and inspiration! About Dr. Steve Capobianco: Dr. Steven Capobianco, a chiropractor with over 20 years of experience and co-founder of RockTape. Dr. Capobianco is a passionate educator and innovator in manual and movement therapy, with advanced training including a post-doctoral diploma in rehabilitation and certification as a strength and conditioning specialist. He's dedicated his career to helping people understand how simple tools like kinesiology tape can communicate with the nervous system to improve movement and reduce symptoms. Resources Mentioned in this episode: How Kinesiology Tape Can Help People with Multiple Sclerosis Feel and Move Better: https://rocktape.com/blogs/rocktape/how-kinesiology-tape-can-help-people-with-multiple-sclerosis-feel-and-move-better Connect with Dr. Steve Capobianco:Website: https://rocktape.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RockTapeGoStrongerLongerMovement Advocate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themovementadvocate/ Additional Resources: https://www.doctorgretchenhawley.com/insider Reach out to Me: hello@doctorgretchenhawley.com Website: www.MSingLink.com Social: ★ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mswellness ★ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctor.gretchen ★ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/doctorgretchenhawley?sub_confirmation=1 → Game Changers Course: https://www.doctorgretchenhawley.com/GameChangersCourse → Total Core Program: https://www.doctorgretchenhawley.com/TotalCoreProgram → The MSing Link: https://www.doctorgretchenhawley.com/TheMSingLink

Our episode opens by honoring Clayton Keller, who took the ice just one day after the unexpected passing of his father. Our thoughts are with the entire Keller family. The Dallas Stars fought through fatigue, defensive breakdowns, and a heavy Utah forecheck to claim a gritty 4–3 comeback win at home. Ryan walks through every major moment — from the early 2–0 hole, to a momentum-shifting power play, to big nights from Wyatt Johnston, Roope Hintz, Jason Robertson, and Kyle Capobianco. Topics include: Stars' elite home-ice power play Hintz's continued goal streak Wyatt Johnston leading the NHL in PP goals Capobianco's breakout performance Struggles for the Bischel–Petrovic pairing Jake Oettinger's “solid but not elite yet” stretch Why heavy-forecheck teams are still the Stars' biggest challenge A quick look ahead at Senators, Rangers, and Devils Biggest Winner: CapobiancoBiggest Loser: BischelFinal: Stars 4 – Mammoth 3 If you enjoy the show, please leave a review — it helps the podcast grow more than you know. Join the Who Cares Club for exclusive perks:https://www.starcasticremarks.com/join/ We're Looking for sponsors! If you or your business want to partner with a passionate, growing hockey podcast with a loyal Dallas Stars fanbase, we'd love to connect. Check out our media kit by clicking here to learn how you can support Starcastic Remarks and reach a dedicated NHL audience. JOIN THE Who CARES Club! Love Starcastic Remarks? Join our membership club, The Who Cares Club! For $5/month, you get some exclusive perks and help the most sarcastic Stars podcast continue to grow and continue on! Click here to join! Support Starcastic Remarks! Help us grow by leaving a 5-star review wherever you listen to podcasts—it makes a huge difference! Watch us on YouTube and click like & subscribe and hit that notification bell! Follow us across social media for updates, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content: YouTube: @StarcasticR Twitter (X): @StarcasticR Discord: Join Here TikTok: @StarcasticR Instagram: @StarcasticR Facebook: @StarcasticR Visit our website here for more content! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We're joined by Joe Capobianco, Head Baseball Coach at Penn Hills High School, to talk about building a program centered on hard work, accountability, and player development. Coach Capobianco shares his approach to leading young athletes, creating a culture of commitment, and teaching lessons that extend far beyond the baseball field.This episode is a great listen for coaches, parents, and players who believe success starts with doing the little things right — every day.

This week Anthony and Alex are back behind the mics and they are joined by world renowned musician, CHIARA CAPOBIANCO, Chiara is one of the most talented professional harpist in the industry who's career has included touring Europe, Asia and Middle East solo and with orchestras. The group talk about her journey through life and work and how she has earned her spot playing in residence with some of the most prestigious hotels in Southern California. Listen in as the professional working musician describes how she has found her way via her talent, charm and gusto. Enjoy.Book Chiara: contact info@bollotta.comSubmit ASK ANTHONY questions on the form at www.bollotta.com/podcastFollow @BollottaEntertainment on Instagram

Send us a textIn this episode of the Honest Tattooer Podcast, hosted by Jon Mesa and Matt Truiano, we dive deep into the world of tattoo artistry with our special guest, Christian Perez. We are also joined by old friends Joe Capobiano and Lalo Yunda as we explore various aspects of tattoo culture and industry trends. From the challenges of traveling for tattoo conventions to the impact of AI on the art world, this episode covers it all. We discuss the importance of authentic connections over social media lens, the role of innovative technologies like 3D printing in modern tattoo artistry, and the balance between professional passion and personal life. We also delve into the experiences of tattooing in different locations, the significance of preserving artistic heritage, and the endless quest for creative growth. Don't miss this insightful and entertaining conversation that offers a unique look into the lives and minds of professional tattoo artists.Support the show

Ryan, Chris, and James break down the Dallas Stars' defensive crisis as injuries to key players like Miro Heiskanen, Nils Lundkvist, and Ilya Lyubushkin leave the blue line in shambles. Should the Stars ride it out with Capobianco and Petrovic, or is it time to make a trade? The crew debates potential moves, from depth pickups to the pipe dream of landing Jacob Trouba. They also spotlight the Stars' post-Christmas surge, with Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston leading the charge offensively. Plus, the "Who Cares?" segment gets personal (and hilarious) as the guys debate their favorite celebrities sharing their first names. All that, plus NHL trade rumors, the shocking Luka Doncic trade, and why Cody Ceci is somehow Dallas' third-best defenseman. Buckle up, because this episode is packed with hot takes, hockey insight, and Starcastic charm.

*This week on Con Job!* The Triumvirate is back—and we're bringing along a fan-favorite guest: **Rich Capobianco**, the show-runner behind **MEGACON**! Together, we dive into an exclusive preview of the upcoming event and uncover everything you need to know. From insider tips on parking and load-in to what exhibitors can expect on the show floor, we've got the details covered. But that's not all—Rich also spills the beans on what's in store for next year's **MEGA-sized extravaganza**! Don't miss this action-packed episode. Hit play and get the scoop straight from the source!

Send us a textIn this episode of the Honest Tattooer Podcast,  our hosts Jon Mesa and Matt Truiano celebrate the New Year with a fun and competitive twist. They introduce a variety of tattoo artists, including Aaron Moonan, Nikki Simpson, and Joe Capobianco, who discuss their backgrounds and tattoo styles. The main event is a lively game of Pictionary, where the artists take turns drawing and guessing challenging tattoo-themed prompts. Hilarity ensues as the teams vie for points, struggling with both easy and hard categories under a time limit. Watch to see which team emerges victorious in this hilarious New Year special!

Send us a textIn this lively and insightful episode, a group of tattoo artists delve deep into various topics, including the role of AI in art, the importance of maintaining traditional artistry, and the impact of digital tools on creativity. They also share their personal New Year's resolutions, focusing on artistic growth, community building, and personal development. Join the conversation as they discuss the challenges and rewards of being a professional tattoo artist in a rapidly evolving industry.

Adrian Capobianco is the CEO and Co-founder of BILI, a platform designed to revolutionize the influencer and social commerce landscape. With over 20 years of experience as an executive in various advertising agencies, Adrian has a rich background in digital, CRM, and media. His expertise in leveraging data analytics and AI has positioned BILI as a pioneer in guaranteeing brand visibility and sales through influencer content. In this episode… Could the integration of commerce and social media be the next big frontier for brands and influencers? With the rapid growth of social commerce, influencers are no longer just content creators; they are evolving into powerful drivers of commerce. As social media platforms around the globe adapt to this trend, how is one company positioning itself at the forefront of this transformation? Adrian Capobianco of BILI (Because I Love It), is capitalizing on this trend by creating a platform that bridges the gap between brands and influencers, focusing on both content and commerce. Adrian shares how BILI helps influencers monetize their audiences by connecting them with brands in a performance-based model. With a database of over 20,000 social media influencers and 400 million impressions in North America, BILI is uniquely designed to encourage sharing and mutual success. Adrian draws inspiration from trends in Asia, where commerce is more integrated into social platforms, to develop strategic initiatives for North America. In this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast, Dr. Jeremy Weisz welcomes Adrian Capobianco, CEO and Co-founder of BILI, to discuss leveraging influencers for social commerce. He delves into how BILI's platform operates on a performance basis, ensuring brands only pay for results. Adrian discusses the strategic approach to growing their creator community and brand partnerships, emphasizing the significant shift from content to commerce. They also explore the dynamics of influencer marketing, including the rise of influencer-driven sales and the importance of partnerships in expanding brand reach.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Honest Tattooer podcast, hosts Jon Mesa, Matt Truiano, and G Money welcome special guests Elliot Wells and Joe Capobianco. The group discusses various topics including Elliot's artistic evolution from Japanese florals to a unique style influenced by Covid-19, and the impact of physical issues like carpal tunnel and arthritis on his work. They also touch on the importance of adjusting techniques for tattoo longevity, the role of luck and social media in an artist's career, and the challenges of being a tattoo shop owner. Sponsors Tattoo Smart and Tattoo Pro are also mentioned.Sponsors: • Tattoo Armour: https://tattooarmourusa.com • Tattoo Smart: https://tattoosmart.com • Tattoo Pro: https://tattoopro.io •  Force of Focus: https://forceoffocus.com

A great discussion about healthcare innovation with two inspiring leaders - Oshrat Hodara, the Director of International Partnerships at ARC Innovation; and Dida Capobianco, Manager on Health Innovation at Albert Einstein Hospital. Together, they explore how to transform healthcare systems using cutting-edge technologies like AI and wearables, while emphasizing the vital role of patient trust and collaboration. Join us to discover how innovation can reshape patient care for better outcomes and a healthier future. Subscribe to our channel, follow us on social media and share with your friends!

En la edición PM, hablamos con Diego Paul, operador de renta variable en Banchile Corredores de Bolsa, y con Álvaro Capobianco y Andrés Gómez, quienes son Managing Director de Visma Latinoamérica y CEO de Rex+, respectivamente.

En la edición PM, hablamos con Diego Paul, operador de renta variable en Banchile Corredores de Bolsa, y con Álvaro Capobianco y Andrés Gómez, quienes son Managing Director de Visma Latinoamérica y CEO de Rex+, respectivamente.

The Old P, Petros Papadakis talks about the Capobianco brothers that pried the ball from Mookie Betts, the both Dwyane Wade statue, and much more! Sean Payton puts sportsmanship in perspective with the Broncos beatdown of the Panthers. Plus, Lee's Leftovers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe, the Yankees extend the World Series, in part thanks to a drunk fan. Colts set an example with sitting Anthony Richardson. The Old P, Petros Papadakis talks about the Capobianco brothers that pried the ball from Mookie Betts, the both Dwyane Wade statue, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB Insider, Jesse Rogers joined Murph & Rod Brooks this morning to discuss his conversation with Yankees fan, Austin Capobianco, who went viral for prying the ball out of Mookie Betts' glove in foul territory. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MLB Insider, Jesse Rogers joined Murph & Rod Brooks this morning to discuss his conversation with Yankees fan, Austin Capobianco, who went viral for prying the ball out of Mookie Betts' glove in foul territory. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A director, writer & storyboard artist with an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay for Ratatouille. Jim is a ASIFA-Hollywood Annie Award winner for his short films Your Friend The Rat. He directed the critically-acclaimed end titles for Pixar's Wall•E.  After Mr. Capobianco graduated from California Institute of the Arts, he started in the story department at Walt Disney Feature Animation on The Lion King and then proceeded to have an influence on many of the stories at Pixar Animation, including Toy Story 2, Finding Nemo, UP and Inside Out. In 2009 Jim finished Leonardo a short film now in the permanent collection of the MoMA NYC. Has published children's books and is the voice of Gary Garbage on Netflix's GoGo Cory Carson. With Aerial Contrivance Workshop, Jim was the 2D animation sequence director for Walt Disney Motion Pictures', Mary Poppins Returns and wrote and directed the animated feature film The Inventor, a story about Leonardo da Vinci bringing the Renaissance to France and the future. 

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Tenor T.J. Capobianco, a native of Scranton, speaking with Haley O'Brien of the WVIA News Department about the Metropolitan Opera in NY where he is a Full Plan Artist. Capobianco returned this summer as a vocal coach at the Lyceum School for Visual & Performing Arts in Scranton, and he will perform at La Festa Italiana on Courthouse Square on September 1, 2024, at 5:00 pm. www.thomasjcapobianco.com/ www.broadwaynepa.com/

Welcome again everyone to the second part of our conversation with Steve Capobianco. Steve is the owner and founder of Rocktape, a leading brand in manual therapy tools and education. He is also one of the most well-versed in myofascial research. There never seems to be enough time talking about trigger points, the theory of trigger points, and myofascial pain syndrome. In this episode, we dive even farther into our conversation and how you can use manual therapy to help treat centrally sensitized patients. Wish I could put it all down right here, but you'll have to give it up for the legend, Steve Capobianco.

Pleased to have my friend & industry colleague Jon Capobianco, one of the newest additions to Ellimans De Niro  Team on the Real Takk Pod. Did you know? Jon used to bike over the Queens Bridge everyday on his single-speed steel bike to his Corcoran office in the Upper East Side from Brooklyn?  Did you know? Jon's an avid surfer, snowboarder, fisherman, and Phish-er men?   With a career rooted in real estate since his time at the Corcoran Group, Jon's passion and expertise have grown exponentially. He brings a wealth of experience in creative, targeted marketing, catering to diverse clientele, including foreign governments, Wall Street executives, and entertainment luminaries seeking luxury homes, townhouses, and lofts. A University of Rhode Island graduate, Jon made the move to Manhattan in 1991, you know that Jon is packed full of amazing stories of NYC, his clients, & life in general.     This was a really fun episode to record.  Please give Jon a follow on IG at @joncapobianco where he actively posts his life as a real estate broker, New Yorker, a sufer, fisherman, & a dad!     

Welcome to the first video presentation podcast from Rehab 2 Performance! Steve Capobianco is the owner and founder of Rocktape, a leading brand in manual therapy tools and education. Steve is also one of the most well-versed in myofascial research. He does not short us on this episode when he discusses trigger points, the theory of trigger points, and treatments for myofascial pain syndrome. If you think trigger points just lie within the muscle tissue, then listen up! Theres more to the story. We would love to explain it all here, but you have to give it up for the legend, Steve Capobianco.

Negócios de alimentação tem potencial de ser agentes de transformação social, através de primeiros empregos, preservação ou revitalização de pontos turisticos e importantes da cidade.É fundamental entender o entorno, a cidade e colocar o poder da transformação nos pilares de valor e cultura da empresa, e tão importante quanto isso é ser de verdade, ter socios, fundadores e multiplicadores que mantenham essa vocação viva dentro do negócio. E pra falar um pouco sobre o poder de transformação através da restauração, hoje recebemos Rafael Capobianco, do Cora e do Parador no edifício Renata, em SP.

Today's episode was recorded while we were in Orlando for the ART 'Technology in Manual Therapy' panel discussion we moderated (Stay tuned for that podcast). We discussed some of the challenges of technology, especially motion capture, in the manual therapy space. Capo gives some great insight into the future of technology, and Dr. Comeau explains how Kinetisense is filling the gap in motion capture with affordable tech. Enjoy! Show Notes ⁠Upcoming Courses⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠DNS World Congress⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Human Locomotion.com | Code 'GESTALTEDUCATION10'⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Core360 Belt | Code 'GESTALT'⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dynamic Disc Designs | Code 'GESTALT' --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gestalt-education/support

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Guiding you through the world of growth, performance marketing, and partner marketing.We sit down with growth and marketing leaders to share tests and lessons learned in business and life.Host: Tye DeGrangeGuest: Krystie CapobiancoHype man & Announcer: John Potito

In this conversation, Dr. Beau and Steven Capobianco discuss the complex topic of trigger points and their role in manual therapy. They explore various theories and mechanisms behind trigger points, including the soft tissue milieu, neurogenic inflammation, and peripheral and central sensitization. They emphasize the importance of considering the broader context of the patient and adopting a synergistic approach to treatment. The conversation also touches on the interrater reliability of palpation and the role of experience in improving accuracy. In this part of the conversation, the subjectivity and objectivity of palpation are discussed, highlighting the challenges of accurately locating trigger points. Advancements in technology, such as MSK ultrasound, elastography, and T1Q mapping, are explored as potential tools for identifying trigger points and dysfunctional tissue. The role of hyaluronan in the extracellular matrix and its impact on tissue mobility and sensitization is examined. The concept of peripheral sensitization and neurogenic inflammation is introduced, emphasizing the importance of addressing cutaneous nerve entrapments in treatment approaches. In this conversation, Steven Capobianco and Dr. Beau discuss the role of touch and movement in addressing pain and dysfunction. They explore the influence of peripheral and central structures, such as trigger points and the limbic system, on the experience of pain. They also delve into the importance of the therapeutic alliance and the need for open-minded discussions in the field of musculoskeletal therapy. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of pain and the need for individualized approaches that consider both physical and psychological factors. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thefarmcast/message

For the first time in seven years, Jordan Leandre is reunited with Tony Capobianco, the photographer who took the brunt of an unfortunate first pitch at Fenway Park in 2017. Jordan and Matt interview Tony, as well as get some behind-the-scenes into what brought those two together on that fateful day in August. Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook @PeskyReport.  We are officially a part of Beyond The Monster Twitter: @BeyondtheMnstr Substack: https://beyondthemonster.substack.com/

Carly "Charli" Scott was tragically murdered in Maui in February 2014. Steven Capobianco, her ex-boyfriend, was found guilty of second-degree murder and second-degree arson of her Toyota 4Runner. He was the last person known to have seen Scott alive and was later convicted of murdering her and burning her truck. Despite being convicted, Capobianco has been attempting to appeal his 2016 murder convictionFind True Crime Stories For No) Sleep on:Apple PodcastsSpotify

In this week's episode of Con Job, Ryan and Alexa are joined by Rich Capobianco, Account Manager at Fan Expo as we do a preview of MegaCon, which takes place February 1-4th in Orlando, FL. Follow us on Instagram @ConJobPod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/conjob/support

Support this podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/theAIP This chat features Jim Capobianco, known best for storyboarding on movies like The Lion King, Finding Nemo, and Up, as well as his writing credits on Ratatouille, and The Inventor. This chat focuses mainly on The Inventor, which Capobianco wrote, and directed from a 2D short film into a stop motion feature - over the course of 14 years. He also shares how hard it was to pitch, what it took to get it funded, and the full experience of what it was like producing the feature in such a short amount of time. Tune in to Ibele and Capobianco to hear: *How Capobianco managed to get over ten million in funding *Why Capobianco decided to produce the film in stop motion when he had no experience in it *What sacrifices Capobianco had to make while filming The Inventor ~[SPONSORED MESSAGE]~ This episode is sponsored by HUE. Makers of colorful, Plug & Play cameras for learning, work and play. Originally designed for teachers, HUE cameras can also be used for creative activities such as capturing hand-drawn pencil tests and shooting behind-the-scenes footage, time-lapse videos and stop motion animation. The cameras have flexible, posable necks, manual focus controls and they are compatible with Dragonframe, OBS, Twitch, Zoom and many other camera apps. Visit huehd.com to learn more and follow @HUEcameras on social media for news, fun and giveaways. Get 10% off any Hue product from www.huehd.com with code: 10TERRYAIP ~~ Social Links: *Check out Capobianco's website: https://www.jimcapobianco.com/bio-capobianco *Check out the film's website: https://www.theinventorfilm.com/ *Watch the trailer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k95b1s6XoE&ab_channel=BlueFoxEntertainment *Check out Aerial Contrivance for more resources: https://www.aerialcontrivance.com/

In this 183rd in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), we discuss the state of the world through an evolutionary lens. In this episode we discuss the predictable descent of the West into a tribal battle over resources, following from the corrupt rent-seeking elites' destruction of the system of competence and merit which fueled the boom of the 20th century. More specifically, we discuss FreedomFest, libertarians and liberty, RFK Jr. and his free market solution to pollution; also: race, sex, genocide, and rape. And: a man cheats two ways to take home a medal in a race for disabled women. Finally: saber-toothed anchovies. ***** Our sponsors: Sole: Carefully designed, personally moldable footbeds for healthy feet. Go to https://yoursole.com/darkhorse to receive 50% off any pair of Sole footbeds.  Sundays: Dog food so tasty and healthy, even husbands swear by it. Go to www.sundaysfordogs.com/DARKHORSE to receive 35% off your first order. Seed: Start a new healthy habit today with Seed probiotics. Use code darkhorse at https://seed.com/darkhorse to get 25% off your first month of Seed's DS-01® Daily Synbiotic. ***** Our book, A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century, is available everywhere books are sold, including from Amazon: https://a.co/d/dunx3at Check out our store! Epic tabby, digital book burning, saddle up the dire wolves, and more: https://darkhorsestore.org Heather's newsletter, Natural Selections (subscribe to get free weekly essays in your inbox): https://naturalselections.substack.com Locals: https://darkhorse.locals.com/ Find more from us on Bret's website (https://bretweinstein.net) or Heather's website (http://heatherheying.com). Become a member of the DarkHorse LiveStreams, and get access to an additional Q&A livestream every month. Join at Heather's Patreon. Like this content? Subscribe to the channel, like this video, follow us on twitter (@BretWeinstein, @HeatherEHeying), and consider helping us out by contributing to either of our Patreons or Bret's Paypal. Looking for clips from #DarkHorseLivestreams? Check out our other channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWCKUrmvK5F_ynBY_CMlIA Theme Music: Thank you to Martin Molin of Wintergatan for providing us the rights to use their excellent music. ***** Mentioned in this episode: https://www.freedomfest.com Trans-Identified Male Wins Bronze In Women's 400m At 2023 World Para Athletics Championships: https://reduxx.info/trans-identified-male-wins-bronze-in-womens-400m-at-2023-world-para-athletics-championships/ Saber-toothed anchovies make the news at Science in 2020: https://www.science.org/content/article/saber-toothed-anchovies-roamed-oceans-45-million-years-ago Original research: Capobianco et al 2020. Large-bodied sabre-toothed anchovies reveal unanticipated ecological diversity in early Palaeogene teleosts. Royal Society Open Science, 7(5): 192260.https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.192260Support the show

On today's Full Stack Journey podcast we examine pyATS, a Python testing framework typically used for network testing. Our guest to explain all things pyATS is John Capobianco. John is a Developer Advocate for Cisco Training Bootcamps and a proponent of Python and automation.

On today's Full Stack Journey podcast we examine pyATS, a Python testing framework typically used for network testing. Our guest to explain all things pyATS is John Capobianco. John is a Developer Advocate for Cisco Training Bootcamps and a proponent of Python and automation. The post Full Stack Journey 078: Using pyATS For Network Testing With John Capobianco appeared first on Packet Pushers.