Podcast appearances and mentions of carlos doesn

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Carlos Hicks is an MMA fighter and winner of the King In The Ring. He currently trains at City Kick Boxing with MMA heavyweights like Israel Adesanya and Dan Hooker.SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/losflyingfijian/ Instagram - @losflyingfijian TIMESTAMPS01:08 - Carlos’ Initial Thoughts On Covid-1902:28 - Spanish Flu/Second Waves03:49 - Different Strains In America04:55 - Wellington06:59 - People With Big Calves07:40 - Returning To Training08:27 - Fail With The UK Travellers Bringing Covid-1909:20 - Kiwis Will Rebel If Another Lockdown Happens10:08 - Auckland/Huntly Bypass11:00 - Driving To Auckland/Fizzsticks12:15 - Police Radar13:21 - Carlos’s Run Ins With Police/Racism16:40 - Kiwis Absorbing To Much Of American Culture18:06 - Police Need To Have More Training/Police Brutality21:45 - Reece Being Abused On Facebook23:51 - Carlos Does Not Care Much About The  Captain Hamilton Statue24:31 - Bad Side Of Black Lives Matter26:15 - Anybody But Trump27:16 - Dwayne Johnson/Reece & Carlos Impersonate The Rock28:14 - Trump Was Entertaining During Debates28:45 - Kiwis Dont Worship Celebrities/NZ Celebrities Don’t Get Shine30:06 - Shortland Street31:15 - Reece Doesn’t Want To Be A Celebrity32:49 - Businesses Need To Adapt To Covid-19 Life33:30 - Carlos Home Gym Setup/Carlos Training Sessions34:49 - Hakarimata Trail Training & Stories38:35 - Struggling To Stay Fit During Lockdown39:17 - Speaking Mandarin/Indians You Can Understand By Body Language40:30 - Russell Peters42:37 - Papatoetoe Is A Little India43:07 - Carlos Speaking At His Old School Due To A Stabbing There44:00 - Carlos’ Wife Is His Calmness/Being Numb To Violence/Reasons For Wanting To Speak At School48:00 - Teaching The Youth About The Real World53:00 - Racism Prejudice And Where It Stems From/Racial Unity57:00 - The “Make America Great Again Hat Guy” At The Black Lives Matter Protest In Auckland1:00:29 - Stereotypes To African Americans in NZ/Kevin Posey1:01:49 - Media Sensationalising News1:02:37 - People Turning on Ashley Bloomfield/Mike Hosking1:03:30 - Carlos Thinks Politicians Are All The Same/Politics1:06:45 - Politicians Not Being Transparent/Andrew King1:09:23 - 5G Covid-19 Conspiracy1:10:00 - Being Fooled By Conspiracies/Flat Earth Theory1:12:00 - Subconsciously Absorbing Negativity From Social Media1:13:22 - Carlos Doesn’t Carry Emotion Into His Fights/Dealing With Emotions1:16:19 - Mental Health Being Linked To Food1:17:45 - People Being Healthier During Lockdown1:18:30 - People Queuing At McDonalds For Hours At Level 31:19:45 - Successful People Wouldn’t Queue For Hours For Fast Food/McDonalds Marketing1:21:45 - NZ Exports Its Best Food And Keeps Its Crap Food1:22:17 - Carlos Can Rap1:22:52 - Where To Follow Carlos Hicks1:23:34 - Carlos Hicks Spits A Rap Verse

Breaking down the structure and the elements used in Malcolm Gladwell’ s podcast Revisionist History season 1 episode 4 Carlos Doesn’t Remember.

Malcolm Gladwell is a staff writer at The New Yorker. His new podcast is Revisionist History. “The amount of criticism you get is a constant function of the size of your audience. So if you think that, generously speaking, 80% of the people who read your work like it, that means if you sell ten books you have two enemies. And if you sell a million books you have 200,000 enemies. So be careful what you wish for. The volume of critics grows linearly with the size of your audience.” Thanks to MailChimp, Audible, and Squarespace for sponsoring this week's episode.   @Gladwell Gladwell.com Gladwell on Longform [00:15] Malcolm Gladwell on the Longform Podcast [00:15] Revisionist History [08:30] "Episode 01: The Lady Vanishes" (Revisionist History • Jun 2016) [08:30] "Episode 03: The Big Man Can’t Shoot" (Revisionist History • Jun 2016) [08:30] "Episode 02: Saigon, 1965" (Revisionist History • Jun 2016) [10:30] "Hulk Hogan v. Gawker: A Guide to the Trial for the Perplexed" (The New York Times • Mar 2016) [19:30] "Episode 06: My Little Hundred Million" (Revisionist History • Jul 2016) [23:45] "Malcolm Gladwell just went nuts on a Wall Street billionaire’s $400 million donation to Harvard" (Business Insider • Jun 2015) [28:45] Gladwell on Audible [31:45] "Episode 05: Food Fight" (Revisionist History • Jul 2016) [32:30] "Episode 04: Carlos Doesn’t Remember" (Revisionist History • Jul 2016) [32:45] Nikole Hannah-Jones on the Longform Podcast [37:45] "Thresholds of Violence" (New Yorker • Oct 2015) [38:30] "Threshold Models of Collective Behavior" (American Journal of Sociology • May 1978) [43:30] The Weeds

Justin Wilson is an upbeat guy. You sense his energy from the moment you start a conversation with him. Or more likely, when he starts a conversation with you. When you learn about his life, it’s amazing to think how he can be so upbeat. But then you realize, it’s because he had no other choice. Justin Wilson is Choctaw. He grew up in Southeast Oklahoma. His father died when he was three and his mom wasn’t around much. He was living on his own at age 14. He excelled at school. He realized it was his way out of the life he experienced as a kid. Having just listened to an amazing episode of Malcolm Gladwell’s podcast Revisionist History, I knew exactly what Just meant. The episode is titled “Carlos Doesn’t Remember” and I realized that Justin was very similar. ## Subscribe to NextGen Native iTunes Stitcher Google Play   ## Justin attended Oklahoma State University. It’s an understatement because he is a diehard alumnus. For a while, before he was the Advisor to the Special Trustee for Native Americans, Vince Logan, he was raising money for his alma mater. Before that, he was in medical school at the University of Oklahoma. In this episode, Justin discusses all of these events. He even opens up to discuss how attending medical school was one of his biggest mistakes. Just told me he wanted to share that story so people know that you can make mistakes, even if they are “good” mistakes, but you can still learn from those mistakes. You can walk away from the sunk cost fallacy moments in your life. It’s a fascinating conversation, especially because much of the knowledge he shares is beyond his years. Probably so because of his experience as a child. I am really impressed by Justin’s story and how he got to where he is today. There are tons of lessons to learn from his experience. Which one will you take for yourself?  

Of the tens of thousands of talented, low-income students who graduate from high school every year in the United States, most never make it to universities appropriate to their gifts. America leaves an enormous amount of talent on the table every year. “Carlos Doesn’t Remember” explains why. To learn more about the topics covered in this episode, visit www.RevisionistHistory.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices