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This week, Daily Yonder reporters Claire Carlson and Julia Tilton are continuing the conversation about environmentalism in rural places. In this episode, Claire and Julia dig deeper into the conservative corner of the climate movement. They speak with Chris Barnard, the president of the American Conservation Coalition (ACC), a nonprofit organization dedicated to mobilizing young conservatives around environmental action. Points of conversation include popular rural clean energy sources, state-level clean energy action in conservative districts, and how the media can build trust with conservatives.ANNOUNCEMENT: Join us for a live recording of the Rural Reporter's Notebook podcast next week! Claire and Julia will be interviewing Canary Media's Kari Lydersen as part of the Rural Journalism Collective virtual event on Wednesday, May 14, 2025 at 2 p.m. Eastern. Register for a spot here.Photo: Robert F. Bukaty/AP.

Chris Barnard is president of the American Conservation Coalition, which has some 75,000 members. He joins Bob to discuss the unfortunate pattern of ceding concern for the environment to the political left, and what the ACC is doing (especially on college campuses) to shatter that stereotype.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this interview.Chris Barnard's bio at American Conservation Coalition.The Market Environmentalism Academy.Bob's article showing that Naomi Klein supported the Green New Deal for non-climate reasons.The link for Monetary-Metals.com.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Peter Major, Director of Mining at Modern Corporate Solutions, captivated the audience at the seventh BizNews Conference (BNC#7) with a whirlwind tale of his career sparked by Chris Barnard's 1967 heart transplant and ignited by South Africa's gold rush. From navigating inflation and gold price slumps to outsmarting market cycles at Harmony Goldmine and Alan Gray, Major shared an insider's view of the mining industry's highs and lows. With wit and wisdom, he dissected global fund flows, championed South Africa's undervalued market, and warned of the US's risky earnings bubble—proving why he's a macro maestro in a volatile world. In a lively Q&A with Bronwyn Nielsen following his keynote at the seventh BizNews Conference (BNC#7), Peter Major tackled gold's soaring prices, his shorting misadventures, and savvy diversification into a British Columbia logging camp, Canyon Silver, and Idaho's Lone Pine Gold mine. With candid insights, he weighed South Africa's undervalued market against the S&P 500, dissected mining stock risks from Mali to Merafi, and mused on political wildcards like Trump and Xi. Major's top-down wisdom and humor shone as he navigated audience questions on everything from copper bids to platinum prospects.

Pippa speaks to Dr Azgher Karjieker, a consultant ear, nose, and throat surgeon who practices at Chris Barnard and Vincent Palloti Hospitals. He has a particular interest in sinus disease, snoring, and sleep apnea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s Trending: Here’s what the media can learn from the windstorm. The Seattle Public Schools Superintendent might be changing his mind on closure plans. A new study found that Wendy’s has the most popular chicken nuggets in Washington. // LongForm: GUEST: Chris Barnard, President of the American Conservation Coalition says the Trump picks for Energy and Interior truly are a dream team. // Laken Riley’s murderer has been sentenced guilty on all counts. An update on the Daniel Penny case.  

If you're enjoying the content, please like, subscribe, and comment! Please consider supporting the show! https://anchor.fm/worldxppodcast/support ACC Website: https://acc.eco/ Chris Barnard is President of the American Conservation Coalition (ACC). He also serves on the Youth Advisory Council for the Republican Party. Chris grew up in Belgium and the UK, and now lives in Virginia with his wife, Hayley. He speaks Dutch, French, German and English, and received a Master's degree from the London School of Economics. While in the UK, he founded the British Conservation Alliance and was active in UK conservative politics for several years. He is passionate about reinvigorating Teddy Roosevelt's conservative conservation legacy. As ACC's President, Chris is the external face of the organization to donors, media, and political leaders. He has been published in the Wall Street Journal, The Independent, the Daily Telegraph, and more, and often appears on Fox News, Newsmax, etc. Chris is also an international speaker, having spoken at conferences in more than ten countries. Rocky Mountain National Park is his favorite National Park. ______________________ Follow us! @worldxppodcast Instagram - https://bit.ly/3eoBwyr @worldxppodcast Twitter - https://bit.ly/2Oa7Bzm Spotify - http://spoti.fi/3sZAUTG Anchor - http://bit.ly/3qGeaH7 YouTube - http://bit.ly/3rxDvUL #congress #conservative #conservation #republican #nuclear #nuclearenergy #naturalgas #nature #energy #natural #politics #policy #politicalnews #podcastshow #longformpodcast #longformpodcast #podcasts #podcaster #newpodcast #podcastshow #podcasting #newshow #worldxppodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/worldxppodcast/support

Chris Barnard, the president of the American Conservation Coalition, wrote our Pro-Child Politics chapter on "The Environment." Listen to his insights on why "conserving" the environment actually protects human flourishing, while the more new fangled idea of "preserving" the environment leads to more death and destruction. See more from Chris and the ACC at: https://acc.eco/ and https://x.com/ChrisBarnardDL

On this episode of the podcast, Chris Barnard, President of the American Conservation Coalition Action (ACC) joins host Amanda Head to discuss the importance of discussing energy policy along the campaign trail in order to win the support of independent and young voters. After all, survey research conducted by ACC shows that two-thirds of the independent voters today prioritize ‘climate change.'Barnard analyzed Vice President Harris' somewhat polished debate performance while questioning the appeal of her policies. He also heavily critiques the progressive left's environmental strategy, such as shutting down nuclear plants like California and New York have done in recent years, sending emissions skyrocketing within the next month.Barnard and his organization continue their work by advocating for nuclear energy as a reliable and eco-friendly alternative for the United States to produce clean, reliable energy. The duo discuss former President Donald Trump's missed opportunity during the debate to push his message on energy independence, a subject matter he excelled on while in the White House, as well as pushing other clean energy initiatives.If you want to learn more about Chris Barnard or about his organization, ACC Action, you can visit their website here: https://accaction.eco/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Neither drifting nor death Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 5/1/2022 Bible: Hebrews 2:1-9 Length: 37 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Second Warning: ISRAEL’S REBELLION Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 5/29/2022 Bible: Hebrews 3:7-19 Length: 34 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Second Warning: ISRAEL’S REBELLION Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 5/29/2022 Bible: Hebrews 3:7-19 Length: 34 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Second Warning: ISRAEL’S REBELLION Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 5/29/2022 Bible: Hebrews 3:7-19 Length: 34 min.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Friday, July 12, 20244:20 pm: James Phillips, Constitutional Government Initiative Director at BYU's Wheatley Institute joins Rod for a conversation about his piece in the Deseret News about the danger of relying on the Supreme Court to solve problems in America.4:38 pm: Fox News columnist Liz Peek joins Rod to give us her reaction to Joe Biden's performance in yesterday's “big boy” press conference.5:05 pm: Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz joins the program to give us his reaction to Joe Biden's press conference, as well as discuss his piece on efforts by some Democrats to replace Biden as the party's presidential nominee.6:05 pm: Steven Hayward of Powerline joins the program for a conversation about his piece in which he calls the media lazy and degenerate, all stemming from their coverage, or lack thereof, of the Biden administration.6:20 pm: Mary Thomas, Executive Director of the Hispanic Vote Coalition joins the program to discuss the importance of Hispanic voters in the 2024 election.6:38 pm: We'll listen back to Rod's conversations this week with James Varney of Real Clear Investigations, who spoke with Rod and Greg Hughes about educators working to suppress news about sex-assault cases in American schools, and (at 6:50 pm) with Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition about why he says natural gas is a winner for the climate and economy in America.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, July 8, 20244:20 pm: Kirsten Fleming, Features Columnist at the New York Post, joins Rod to discuss her recent piece about how many Democrats are now hopping on the Kamala Harris bandwagon, and why she says Harris is a terrible candidate.4:38 pm: Ashley McCully, a contributor to PJ Media, joins the show for a conversation about her recent piece about how voters seemingly ignore the qualifications of vice-presidential candidates during election seasons.6:05 pm: Robert McGreevy, a reporter with the Daily Caller joins the program for a conversation about how Donald Trump is distancing himself from the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025.6:20 pm: Jared Whitley, a principal for Whitley Political Media joins the show for a conversation about his piece in the Ogden Standard Examiner about how Big Pharma is encouraging Mexican nationals to cross the border and sell their blood plasma.6:38 pm: Chris Barnard, President of the American Conservation Coalition, joins Rod to discuss his piece for the Washington Examiner about how natural gas is a winner for the climate, economy and security in America.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Be After Blessing Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/21/2022 Bible: Hebrews 6:4-8 Length: 29 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Priest Who Lives Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 9/25/2022 Bible: Hebrews 7:4-10 Length: 35 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Son of God is Born Subtitle: Christmas Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 12/11/2022 Bible: Hebrews 1:1-3 Length: 33 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Lake Sherwood OPC is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: A Better Possession Subtitle: Hebrews Speaker: Chris Barnard Broadcaster: Lake Sherwood OPC Event: Sunday - PM Date: 2/12/2023 Bible: Hebrews 10:26-39 Length: 41 min.

In a chapel sermon, Rev. Chris Barnard of Grace OPC in Hanover Park, IL, expounds on Exodus 16-1-12. He connects this passage about God providing manna to the Israelites to the account in John 6, where Jesus feeds the five thousand. Drawing parallels between the two stories, Rev. Barnard highlights how they both point to Jesus as the true bread from heaven that gives eternal life. Just as God sustained the Israelites physically with manna in the wilderness, Jesus sustains us spiritually as the bread of life who came down from heaven. Rev. Barnard encourages us to feed on Christ by trusting in his finished work for our salvation.

In a chapel sermon, Rev. Chris Barnard of Grace OPC in Hanover Park, IL, expounds on Exodus 16-1-12. He connects this passage about God providing manna to the Israelites to the account in John 6, where Jesus feeds the five thousand. Drawing parallels between the two stories, Rev. Barnard highlights how they both point to Jesus as the true bread from heaven that gives eternal life. Just as God sustained the Israelites physically with manna in the wilderness, Jesus sustains us spiritually as the bread of life who came down from heaven. Rev. Barnard encourages us to feed on Christ by trusting in his finished work for our salvation.

In a chapel sermon, Rev. Chris Barnard of Grace OPC in Hanover Park, IL, expounds on Exodus 16:1-12. He connects this passage about God providing manna to the Israelites to the account in John 6, where Jesus feeds the five thousand. Drawing parallels between the two stories, Rev. Barnard highlights how they both point to Jesus as the true bread from heaven that gives eternal life. Just as God sustained the Israelites physically with manna in the wilderness, Jesus sustains us spiritually as the bread of life who came down from heaven. Rev. Barnard encourages us to feed on Christ by trusting in his finished work for our salvation.

Il mondo si commuove per i bambini che muoiono sotto le bombe in Palestina ma non versa lacrime per la piccola Indi, condannata a morte in Gran Bretagna dalle autorità dello Stato contro la volontà dei genitori. Ma perché questo può accadere? Perché la vita è considerata solo sotto l'aspetto materiale ed utilitaristico. Ci si dimentica che ogni uomo, anche un cerebroleso, vive perché ha un'anima e in quanto ha un'anima, ha una insopprimibile dignità, che comporta il diritto alla vita. Una delle ragioni per cui oggi un essere umano innocente può essere condannato a morte, va ricercata nel concetto di morte cerebrale, nato nel 1968, quando un'Università americana, quella di Harvard, propose una vera e propria rivoluzione antropologica.Fino a quella data al medico spettava accertare che la morte fosse avvenuta, individuarne le cause, ma non definirne l'esatto momento. L'accertamento avveniva attraverso il riscontro della definitiva cessazione delle funzioni vitali: la respirazione, la circolazione, l'attività del sistema nervoso. Nell'agosto del 1968 la Harvard Medical School, propose un nuovo criterio di accertamento della morte fondato su di un riscontro strettamente neurologico: la definitiva cessazione delle funzioni del cervello, definita “coma irreversibile”. C'è uno stretto rapporto tra la definizione della morte cerebrale proposta dalla Harvard Medical School, nell'estate del 1968, e il primo trapianto di cuore di Chris Barnard del dicembre 1967.I trapianti di cuore prevedevano che il cuore dell'espiantato battesse ancora, ovvero che, secondo i canoni della medicina tradizionale, egli fosse ancora vivo. L'espianto, in questo caso, equivaleva alla soppressione di una vita umana, sia pure compiuto “a fin di bene”. La scienza poneva la morale di fronte a un drammatico quesito: è lecito sopprimere un malato, sia pure condannato a morte, o irreversibilmente leso, per salvare un'altra vita umana di “qualità” superiore? Di fronte a questo bivio, che avrebbe dovuto imporre un serrato confronto tra opposte teorie morali, quella tradizionale e quella neo-utilitaristica, l'Università di Harvard si assunse la responsabilità di una “ridefinizione” del concetto di morte che permettesse di aprire la strada ai trapianti, aggirando il problema etico.Per superare il problema, per proseguire sulla via dei trapianti, una strada che avrebbe salvato la vita a molti uomini, ma che si presentava anche come estremamente lucrosa per l'industria medica e farmaceutica, c'erano due possibilità: o si modificava la legge morale, rendendo lecita l'uccisione dell'innocente, o si modificava il criterio di accertamento della morte, definendo morto chi, fino a quel momento, era considerato dalla scienza vivo.La prima strada era quella di modificare la morale tradizionale, secondo cui non si può uccidere l'innocente, in nome di una nuova etica utilitaristica. La seconda strada, è quella della ridefinizione del concetto di vita, affermando che l'essere che si sopprime non è un essere umano . E' quanto accadde con la definizione di Harvard del 1968.La ridefinizione della morte di Harvard venne accettata in quasi tutti gli Stati americani e, in seguito, anche nella maggior parte dei Paesi cosiddetti sviluppati. In Italia, la “svolta” fu segnata dalla legge 29 dicembre 1993 n. 578 che all'art. 1 recita: «La morte si identifica con la cessazione irreversibile di tutte le funzioni del cervello».Si trattava di una Rivoluzione antropologica perché l'identificazione della morte con la cessazione di tutte le funzioni del cervello equivale a negare l'esistenza di un'anima spirituale, come principio vitale del corpo e identificare la vita con l'attività fisiologica del cervello. L'uomo viene ridotto ad organismo corporeo e il principio vitale di quest'organismo è situato nell'attività cerebrale. Si tratta di quella concezione filosofica che riduce il pensiero, la coscienza ed ogni attività spirituale a “prodotti del cervello umano”.Oggi quindi per giustificare la soppressione di un cerebroleso o si fa ricorso ad un'etica utilitaristica, per cui, si può sopprimere l'essere umano, se ciò conviene alla società: oppure si nega la coesistenza tra individuo biologico e individuo umano, affermando che poiché l'uomo è un animale razionale, ossia un essere animato di natura razionale, quando manca la razionalità, come è il caso degli embrioni, dei feti non ancora autocoscienti, ma anche dei bambini anancefalici o dei morti cerebrali, la soppressione del vivente è lecita, perché si tratta appunto di un vivente privo di razionalità. In realtà, sia la scienza che la filosofia dimostrano che l'irreversibilità della perdita delle funzioni cerebrali, accertata dall'“encefalogramma piatto”, non dimostra la morte dell'individuo. Chi vuole approfondire questa importante questione può ricorrere aI volume Finis Vitae. La morte cerebrale è ancora vita?, pubblicato in coedizione dal Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche e da Rubbettino (Soveria Mannelli 2008), con il contributo di diciotto studiosi internazionali. La vita e la morte non si costruiscono a tavolino, e neppure in laboratorio. La vita inizia quando Dio infonde l'anima nel corpo, e finisce quando il corpo si separa dall'anima. Il principio vitale del corpo non è il cervello, destinato a corrompersi con il corpo, ma l'anima, che è una realtà incorporea, immateriale, spirituale, e in quanto tale incorruttibile ed eterna. L'uomo ha un'anima. Quest'anima è destinata all'eternità. Ricordiamolo sempre. (Roberto de Mattei)

*This episode first aired in April 2021 and Chris's title mentioned in the show has changed since.Climate change and environmental protection haven't always been as politicized as they are today. And, unfortunately, in being so, progress on these fronts gets hindered. Chris Barnard is helping to change that. He's the VP of External Affairs of The American Conservation Coalition, a group founded by political conservatives working to transform the narrative of denialism in order to get more voices to the table. We talk about how these issues shouldn't be political, how you can find allies across the political spectrum, and which solutions may satisfy all.HighlightsHow have conservatives, at least stereotypically, come to be labeled as anti-environment or even anti-science?What does Chris think is missing from the current environmental conversation?What kind of work has his organization done to bridge the political divide on climate change and other environmental matters?What YOU Can DoDecide to be pro-environment over pro-X political party.Have healthy discussions with others who may not necessarily share your political views. As long as your end goal is the same regarding protecting the environment, discussion and compromise can move us so much further, together.Have an open mind to solutions you may have disregarded before.Educate yourself. Chris, for example, recommends resources such as the Market Environmentalism Academy.ResourcesAmerican Conservation Coalition websiteACC InstagramACC TwitterACC FacebookWant a free guide to help you become a force for nature? Get it HERE!If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review it! This helps to boost its visibility. Hit me up on Instagram and Facebook and let me know what actions you have been taking. Adopting just one habit can be a game-changer because imagine if a billion people also adopted that! What difference for the world are you going to make today?

Die eerste langspeelalbums is in 1948 in die VSA uitgereik. Daar was twee formate, die 10-duim en 12-duim. Die eerste plaaslike langspeelplate is in 1954 in Suid-Afrika uitgereik. Min mense weet dat Maud Damons, ‘n boorling van Distrik Ses, die eerste Bruin vrouesanger was van wie daar ‘n album gemaak is, genaamd The Magic Of Maud. Jy kan meer uitvind oor die gespreksalbum van dr. Chris Barnard, The Human Heart Transplantation, wat op die mark verskyn het om sy geskiedkundige eerste hartoorplanting te herdenk. Haidee het ook gaan inloer by markte soos The Vinyl Faire, waar ywerige smouse hulle langspeelplate verkoop. Sy daar uitgevind hoekom mense na dese weer langspeelplate soek.

Christopher Barnard (American Conservation Coalition) points out that the wildfire smoke (and fire) from Canada is unrelated to climate change.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For decades, we've been told that only top-down mandates from the government can organize people to protect the environment, but in many cases, the federal government actually does more harm than good. Matt Kibbe talks with Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition about the ways in which free-market innovation is a superior form of environmental protection. Not only do innovators and entrepreneurs — despite being held back by bureaucratic red tape and anti-nuclear bias — have the tools to produce better and cleaner technology, but free markets also create the conditions in which ordinary people can afford to care about the environment in the first place. It's hard to get people to care about a potential environmental catastrophe in the future if they are struggling to put food on the table today. Building a strong economy and achieving energy independence are two of the best ways to practice responsible ecology.

Should carbon removal be included in institutional climate plans? It's a debate that's taken place across business, government, and science in recent years. The rise of the net-zero framework has sharpened the focus on how and when organizations should decarbonize. And how carbon removal fits in. Last week two influential organizations weighed in on how they plan to use carbon removal in the coming years. The Net-Zero Owner Alliance, a UN-convened group of 84 large investors, declared that their members will not be able to invest in carbon removal to reach their climate goals until at least 2030. And the European Commission released its draft Green Deal Industrial Plan, a new set of policy objectives to build out their climate infrastructure. It includes support for many decarbonization technologies, but at least one CDR NGO says it doesn't do enough for carbon removal. We're pleased to announce the return of long-time friend of the show Holly Jean Buck. Welcome back, Holly! On a less happy note, it is the last episode for Chris Barnard as a regular panelist. Chris, you will be missed. On This Episode Holly Jean Buck Chris Barnard Radhika Moolgavkar Resources Net-Zero Owner Alliance Glasgow Alliance for Net-Zero NZOA coverage from Reuters European Commission's Green Deal Industrial Plan EC's Q&A about new plan Carbon Gap Carbon Gap post about Green Deal Reuters article about US/EU trade dynamics Clean Energy is Cheaper Than Coal Across Whole US, Study Finds Connect with Nori Nori Nori's Twitter Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori Nori's other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori's CDR meme twitter account --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Chris Barnard, the Vice President of External Affairs at the American Conservation Coalition, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss recent innovations in nuclear energy, the clean energy transition, and how markets can tackle environmental issues. Christopher Barnard is half-American, half-Belgian, and joined ACC after having spent the first 22 years of his life in Europe. Whilst living in England, he founded the UK version of ACC - the British Conservation Alliance, which quickly grew to become the largest environmental campus network in the country. During his time with BCA, he spoke at over 20 events and conferences in 10 countries and wrote regularly for the Daily Telegraph, CapX, Washington Examiner, etc. He also published the book Green Market Revolution, which he co-authored with a host of innovative environmental pro-market thinkers and scholars, and which has now been read in 91 countries around the world. He achieved this alongside completing a master's degree in International Relations at the London School of Economics. Learn more: https://www.acc.eco/staff Chelsea Follett is the managing editor of Human Progress .org, a project of the Cato Institute that seeks to educate the public on the global improvements in well‐ being by providing free empirical data on long‐ term developments. Learn more: https://www.cato.org/people/chelsea-follett

In 2021 the U.S. congress passed the bipartisan Infrastructure bill, which alongside funding for roads and bridges, included $3.5 billion for 4 DAC demonstration hubs. Each will be a large-scale DAC facility, and they may be the first engineered CDR built at scale in the U.S. Since the bill was passed, DAC-watchers and interested entrepreneurs have been waiting for more information on what the funding would be spent on and who would be eligible to receive it. In the meantime, the DOE under the Biden administration has been filling out its DAC expertise with industry experts such as Jen Wilcox, Noah Deich, and Rory Jacobson, among others joining the department. This has led to anticipation and expectations that the DOE's planning for the DAC hubs projects would be sophisticated and well thought-out. DOE gave the most in-depth look yet at the DAC hubs program last month with the release of a Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA). On this show we speak with Jason Hochman, Co-founder and Senior Director of the DAC Coalition, a group” bringing together diverse, leading global innovators…to educate, engage, and mobilize around Direct Air Capture”. Chris Barnard is also on this episode's policy panel. On This Episode Chris Barnard Jason Hochman Radhika Moolgavkar Resources DAC Coalition 2021 US Infrastructure Bill DAC Hubs announcement DAC Hub FOA Connect with Nori Nori Nori's Twitter Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori Nori's other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori's CDR meme twitter account --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Episode 156: B Face (Chris Barnard) of The Queers, Groovie Ghoulies, The Real Kids, The Mopes, Kepi & Friends, talks to us about Kepi And Pirate Press, Why Never In The Foreground, Improvising And Precision And The Fuck It Attitude, Spouting Cliches And Overcoming What Has Already Been Done, Everyone Draws Skulls, B Face's Band History with The Queers, Ghoulies, Real Kids & The Mopes, plus plus bass guitar and outsider art more more drawing more!www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.com

This episode is a special tribute to 2 men I have been blessed to call "Dad" Gary Ray Allen who passed away when I was 6 years old. And Lloyd Ashley Causey who passed away a few weeks ago. Thank you for listening. I sincerely hope this is as much of a blessing to you as it was to me to record. Obituary Lloyd Ashley Causey passed away on November 12, 2022, at his home. He was 58. Ashley was born on February 26, 1964, the son of Lloyd Langford Causey and Etta May Reynolds Causey. He worked for the Ford dealership as parts manager for 20 years. He loved camping and his fur babies Luke, Penny, Cricket and Millie. He was preceded in death by his father Lloyd Langford Causey. He is survived by his wife of 30 years Karen Bishop Causey, son Eric Ray Allen (Terri), his mother Etta May Reynolds Causey, brother Davis Andrew Causey (Sherri), sister Reba Michelle Causey, grandchildren Abbi Allen, Hannah Allen, Titus Allen, nephew Carson Causey and niece Cayley Causey. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 16, 2022, at Glenwood Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Curtis officiating the service. Visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of the service. Burial will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Carson Causey, Leon Simms, Charlie Jones, Tristan Lowery, Holden Ginn and Chris Barnard. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I love you Dad....

Chris Barnard, elite strength and conditioning coach and Founder and CEO of Overtime Athletes, joins Glenn on the Field to discuss the fundamentals to increasing speed, building strength and improving agility for athletes.  A certified strength coach for professional and elite amateur athletes, Barnard, outlines the main goals of strength building, the exercises used to build game speed, and the types of movements that will increase agility on the field. Chris also shares sports specific tips on developing vertical force, corrective exercises to reduce injuries and enhance athletic performance, how to restore balance and comeback from injuries, and understanding loading patterns that will translate to the athlete's movement on the field and court. Follow Field Goals:Twitter | https://twitter.com/myfieldgoalsInstagram | https://instagram.com/myfieldgoalsFacebook | https://facebook.com/fieldgoalsWebsite | www.myfieldgoals.com

We planned an episode this week about carbon removal policy in the next Congress. At the time of recording we still don't know which party will control either chamber. Since it looks most likely that the GOP will win at least the House of Representatives, we focused this episode on the prospect for bipartisan CDR policy opportunities. While Joe Biden and the Democrats retain control of the White House, they likely can't pass legislation without Republican votes like they've been able to do for the last two years. All legislation, including the annual budget, must be agreed upon by both parties. The U.S. invested a lot in CDR during the last congress… -Some of that the Democrats passed alone, like increases to the 45Q tax credit included in the Inflation Reduction Act, -but some were done on a bipartisan basis, like the direct investments in CDR found in the Infrastructure bill and CHIPS Act. What can we expect from Federal Government in the next two years? Will divided government bring more or less support for CDR? We have two special guest panelists here to discuss this with us today, Savita Bowman, a Program Manager at Clearpath, and Karly Matthews, the Communications Director at the American Conservation Coalition. Chris Barnard is away at COP27 this week and Radhika Moolgavkar is away. This episode was guest hosted by CRN producer Asa Kamer. On This Episode Savita Bowman Karly Matthews Resources Clearpath American Conservation Coalition Increases to the 45Q tax credit CDR in the Infrastructure bill and CHIPS Act CREST ACT Bipartisan Biochar Bill Growing Climate Solutions Act stalls US Climate Targets Achievable if Congress Flips Connect with Nori Nori Nori's Twitter Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori Nori's other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori's CDR meme twitter account --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Progressives generally support regulations that protect the environment. But the permitting process has become so complex that it can take five years and 500 pages of documentation to get a project off the ground. And that red tape is holding up the clean energy projects we need to reverse climate change. Chris Barnard is Policy Director at the American Conservation Coalition and a regular guest on our sister podcast, Carbon Removal Newsroom. On this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Chris joins Ross, Siobhan, and Asa to explain how regulations can prevent us from building climate infrastructure and explore the potential for bipartisan collaboration on permitting reform. Chris discusses how permitting interacts with issues of eminent domain and describes what community engagement looks like in the permitting process. Listen in for Chris's insight on the regulatory barriers to realizing carbon removal at scale and learn how we might streamline the permitting process without weakening environmental standards. Connect with Nori Purchase Nori Carbon Removals Nori's website Nori on Twitter Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori Check out our other podcast, Carbon Removal Newsroom Carbon Removal Memes on Twitter Carbon Removal Memes on Instagram Resources American Conservation Coalition Carbon Removal Newsroom Parachute on RCC S3EP27 Inflation Reduction Act Senator Manchin's Permitting Reform Bill National Environmental Policy Act The California Environmental Quality Act' Bootleggers and Baptists Hot Coffee Bureau of Land Management ‘The Top Five Legal Barriers to Carbon Capture and Sequestration in Texas' in Forbes Overton Window Lil Nas X's ‘I Will Avenge U Mr. Van Gogh' Meme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reversingclimatechange/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reversingclimatechange/support

In July, over 40 carbon removal startups announced the launch of a new industry group: The Carbon Business Council. Since then, the list of members has grown past 70 companies. The group's goal is to serve as a “resource for our members, lawmakers, the energy industry, and the environmental community to advocate for the responsible growth of the carbon management industry.” They recently published an Ethical Oath to Restore the Earth, which many members have signed. This pledge states that signed member companies will adhere to a set of ethical guidelines, such as a commitment to ensuring that the industry grows to benefit communities and that companies will support emissions reduction efforts. CO2BC Executive Director Ben Rubin likened it to a Hippocratic Oath for CDR. Ben joins this episode alongside regular policy panelist Chris Barnard. On This Episode Chris Barnard Ben Rubin Radhika Moolgavkar Resources Carbon Business Council CBC's Ethical Oath to Restore the Earth CBC's White Paper DAC Hubs DAC Hub Regional Manager job opening Connect with Nori Nori Nori's Twitter Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori Nori's other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori's CDR meme twitter account --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

The clean energy projects that Congress is spending billions of dollars on might not get built. Why? Because of several laws they previously passed to protect the environment. Chris Barnard with the American Conservation Coalition has a new piece in Real Clear Energy outlining how green rules make green energy projects almost impossible, as well as put us behind other countries like China in the race to decarbonize. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 118, Chris Barnard, Head Performance Coach at Overtime Athletes, joins us. Specifically Chris will be looking at: Importance of vertical force production How to periodise vertical force production How to program vertical force production About Chris "Chris Barnard is head performance coach and founder of Overtime Athletes, an athlete training facility located in St. Petersburg, Florida, as well as author of multiple performance programs. He has worked with athletes at all levels and from different sports but specializes in football, basketball, and baseball. He currently resides in St Petersburg, Florida and continues to pursue breakthroughs in athletic performance." Instagram - @overtimeathletes Youtube - youtube.com/overtimeathletes FREE 7d COACH ACADEMY TRIAL SIGN UP NOW: https://bit.ly/sfsepisode118 Learn Quicker & More Effectively, Freeing Up Time To Spend With Friends And Family Optimise Your Athletes' Recovery Position Yourself As An Expert To Your Athletes And Naturally Improve Buy-In Reduce Your Athletes' Injury Ratese Save 100's Of Dollars A Year That Would Otherwise Be Spent On Books, Courses And More Improve Your Athletes' Performance Advance Forward In Your Career, Allowing You To Earn More Money And Work With Elite-Level Athletes Save Yourself The Stress & Worry Of Constantly Trying To Stay Up-To-Date With Sports Science Research

This week our guest is Roger Aines the Energy Program Chief Scientist in E Program at Lawrence Livermore National Lab. Roger leads the Carbon Initiative at LLNL, which “aims to understand, develop, and implement technologies for the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.” Several months ago, Roger wrote about the “Three Demons of Carbon Removal” in a submission to the journal Chem about “Misconceptions and Myths Surrounding Carbon Removal.” In that piece, he said that three big issues stand between us and our goal of reaching our climate goals- -The Timing Demon- resources are required to stop emissions today but building a carbon removal industry will take decades and needs to begin now. -The ‘Me-Too' Demon- will the reality of carbon removal mean that emitting industries do not pursue decarbonization aggressively? -The Demon of Injustice- carbon removal must demonstrate it can exist to benefit, not burden, communities who have previously been burdened by industry. On today's show, we'll discuss these demons with Roger and how he sees them in the context of some recent news in the world of carbon removal. Also with us, as always, is our policy co-host Chris Barnard, Policy Director at the American Conservation Coalition. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

In this Bonus episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom, Radhika is joined by Susan Su and Chris Barnard, plus special guest Erin Burns, Executive Director of Carbon180, for a wide-ranging discussion about carbon removal in 2022. The group touched on some of the most pressing news announced this year: Microsoft's 2022 purchases, Oxy Petroleum's big foray into DAC, Carbon180's Soil Carbon Moonshot proposal, and much more in front of a live Zoom audience. Did you miss the live recording? Catch up with the conversation here and follow us on social media for to get alerted next time we host a live show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

In the second hour of today's show, Jimmy talks with Chris Barnard, Policy Director at American Conservation Coalition.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour of today's show, Jimmy talks with Chris Barnard, Policy Director at American Conservation Coalition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this policy-focused episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom. In April of 2021, Raj Kumar Singh, an Indian energy Minister, said at a UN conference that rich countries need to be net-negative and remove atmospheric co2 to account for historical emissions. While decades of climate diplomacy focused on emissions to come, Singh worked to shift the conversation towards pollution already emitted. Later last year, journalist and author of popular climate book The Uninhabitable Earth David Wallace-Wells penned Climate Reparations in New York Magazine. The long-form piece connected the inequitable effects of climate change, more drastically and quickly hitting tropical and global south countries, with the political outcomes made possible by carbon removal technology. He points out that half of emissions come from 10% of the world's population and that climate change has already decreased the GDP of some global south countries, while it has increased GDPs in the global North. This dynamic will continue and will widen already stark global wealth inequalities. Wells reviews the field of technical CDR and finds that while it could present temptation for delay, it also provides revolutionary possibilities if historical emitters are made to pay to remove their pollution. He calls this ‘climate reparations' and quotes philosopher Olufemi Taiwo (who coined that term) “It's just so clear to me that carbon removal is squarely the kind of thing that fits into the reparations framework.” In this episode, we discuss the Wallace-Wells' piece and zoom in on climate reparations and climate colonialism, defining these phrases in more depth and explaining how these approaches might impact policies and institutions. We also discuss the idea that carbon removal is not limited by physics, so what is carbon removal scaling limited by? We round out the episode with the good news and the interesting news of the week, then we bid a warm farewell to our beloved co-host Holly, who will be going on sabbatical for the year. We will miss you Holly and look forward to seeing you back on the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Two crypto-curious accountants join the podcast this week to explain how they've taken on more clients in this field and reveal what software has helped them. Host Richard Hattersley is joined in the virtual pod booth by AccountingWEB's John Stokdyk and a returning Tom Herbert to discuss the big headlines hitting the site over the past seven days.  The team looks back at a week where HMRC waived late filing penalties on tax returns until the end of February and the AccountingWEB readers debated recent research on unaffiliated agents.  And then later in the programme, Tom Herbert is joined by Northern Ireland based chartered accountant Adrian Markey and Chris Barnard, head of tax at Accounts & Legal, to discuss the rise and rise of cryptotax.  With a growing number of clients turning to accountants for help with cryptocurrency calculations and record-keeping, Tom asks the crypto-accountants how they took the plunge and finds out some of the opportunities (and challenges). Click here to get the links to the articles discussed in the podcast: https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/content/no-accounting-for-taste-ep108-tales-of-the-crypto-accountant

 Free-market process are better at protecting the environment than top-down solutions! Find out how in this episode of Borderless as Vale Sloane talks market environmentalism with Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition. Leveraging property rights, market incentives, and supply and demand have shown to be effective in saving endangered species and key habitats, but few people think of capitalism when they hear "environmentalism."Barnard and his organization are working to change that through education and advocacy, showing that individuals who favor capitalism over big government do care about the environment and actually have the best, most effective tools to do so. Their efforts are reaching new heights with their "Market Environmentalism Academy" initiative. This free online resource provides in-depth analysis from experts on environmental issues and how the free market provides solutions.You can find out more about the American Conservation Coalition and Market Environmentalism Academy here: https://www.acc.eco/And don't miss our discussion on how the British Conservation Alliance is reaching university students in the United Kingdom with the message of market environmentalism.Stay in the know by following us on social media:https://twitter.com/AtlasNetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/atlasnetwork/https://www.facebook.com/atlasnetwork/Support the Atlas Network Mission Today: https://www.atlasnetwork.org/donate

This week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, we're recapping a year of carbon removal— what went right, what went wrong, and what we're expecting in 2022. In 2021, terms like Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR), Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), Negative Emissions Technologies (NETs) entered mainstream climate discourse, corporate plans, and government agendas. The IPCC's 6th Assessment Report was released in August and underscored the need for carbon removal by highlighting the likelihood of global overshooting of the Paris goals. The United States supported DAC and carbon storage like never before with the Bipartisan Infrastructure bill passed in November. Climeworks launched its Orca facility in Iceland, which is making rocks underground out of our atmospheric carbon pollution as we speak. Nasdaq purchased a carbon removal marketplace. A growing share of the world's economy was covered by ambitious net-zero commitments, which imply that maybe, at some point, corporations and governments might start removing a lot of co2 from the air. Meanwhile, Exxon snapped up some prime carbon storage property in the Gulf of Mexico, United Airlines started assuaging travelers with advertisements of airline-sponsored DAC, and China said it might keep a few coal plants open down the line but cancel out the emissions by capturing atmospheric carbon. Those stories, plus so many more, made 2021 a landmark year for the field (and we didn't even say the words Elon Musk). Let's rundown the year that was and look ahead to 2022. Panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this episode. Resources: A Research Strategy for Ocean-based Carbon Dioxide Removal and Sequestration Carbon Brief Newsletters CDR Primer 2021 The Climate Solution Actually Adding Millions of Tons of CO2 Into the Atmosphere Climate Reparations (Intelligencer) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

This week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, we're back with a policy-focused episode with panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo, Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition and host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori. First up, we're discussing an essay from Harvard professor David Keith in the New York Times titled, “What's the Least Bad Way to Cool the Planet?” Keith compares Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and geoengineering, pointing out that the two approaches operate on different timescales— CDR will take decades to build up, and longer still to have a significant impact due to the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. Solar Radiation Management, a type of geoengineering, could be done with today's technology and theoretically has an immediate cooling effect. There is a lot we don't know but his ‘hunch' is that geoengineering would work more quickly, be cheaper, and benefit the world's hotter regions more immediately. He calls for governments to fund more research into the topic so the two techniques can be more accurately compared. We debate David Keith's main points and Holly Buck describes the socio-technical systems that might be necessary to deploy geoengineering and larger-scale CDR most effectively. Next, we're looking at the Cement Decarbonization legislation passed in California that mandates the state's cement industry to become net-zero by 2045. According to the Climateworks Foundation's Rebecca Dell, this is the first time any US state has required an industry to eliminate its net greenhouse gas emissions. Cement production is the second-largest emitter of any industry in California, after only oil and gas production, and it also contributes to significant local air pollution. While the greenhouse gas mitigation from this move is notable, this law also has the potential to provide needed policy support to the carbon removal and carbon utilization industries. We discuss the types of incentives that might be most successful in moving the needle on hard to abate emissions, then end the episode with a good news story of the week from Chris— Japan is restarting several aging nuclear reactors in an attempt to meet its carbon emissions goals. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

The phrases "climate" and "climate change" tend to get people fired up, as one side of the political spectrum dominates the conversation - but that narrative is changing. Chris Barnard, Policy Director of American Conservation Coalition (ACC) joins Wags to talk about what talking heads get so wrong, dispelling the myths, highlighting the things to actually be concerned about, and what free-market climate action looks like. 02:50 - What is ACC? 06:00 - Defining what climate change actually is 12:10 - What is renewable energy 14:55 - The 3 biggest problems facing our climate 17:20 - Farming, urbanization, and technology 22:00 - Persuading the left and the right 26:30 - Tension between government and the free market 30:10 - Upcoming ACC initiatives

This week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, we're starting off with an overview of biochar and discussing the main questions and concerns around this technology, including: How does biochar compare to other Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) methods? There is a lot of interest in making biochar, but does the market exist to use it? What can governments do to help scale up the use of biochar as a carbon removal technique? Are any governments taking action yet? Next, we transition to the CDR policy agenda in the United States. We look at the California Climate Crisis Act (AB 1395), which would Codify California's commitment to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible and no later than 2045. If passed, this bill will set California on course to design a more comprehensive policy framework for CDR than exists in any state so far. The bill language is explicit in planning for technological as well as natural CDR methods and calls for measurable, durable CO2 removal. We also cover geoengineering and its controversies, looking at the Politico article, “The problem with playing God to fix the climate: It might not work.” Finally, our good news to round out the episode is that the team at ClimateScience has created a free online course on the science of carbon removal, with illustrations and quizzes along the way. Panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this episode. Resources Introductory Webinar: Methodology for Biochar Utilization in Soil and Non-Soil Applications (Verra) Biochar Protocol (Climate Action Reserve) Does biochar accelerate the mitigation of greenhouse gaseous emissions from agricultural soil? - A global meta-analysis (ScienceDirect) The waste product which could help mitigate climate change (ScienceDaily) Net-Zero Emissions Bill Advances in the California State Senate (EDF) With the Climate Crisis Act, California can lock in a safer pathway to net-zero emissions (EDF) Amid the Misery of Hurricane Ida, Coastal Restoration Offers Hope. But the Price Is High (Inside Climate News) The problem with playing God to fix the climate: It might not work (Politico) Why Geoengineering Is ‘Untested and Untestable' (The Nation) Climate Science: Carbon removal courses --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Karen & Rob chat with one of the top Eventing show jump designers in North America Chris Barnard.  Chris shared how he made his way from England to the US and got his start in course design and so much more!Please support our Sponsors:https://thishorseinsurance.com/https://cowboymagic.com/https://manentailequine.com/https://exhibitorlabs.com/https://www.triplecrownfeed.com/https://eqknetx.com/https://www.fairfaxandfavor.com/ Get your Maryland 5 Star Tickets here:https://maryland5star.us/tickets/Sign up for our mailing list!:https://mailchi.mp/b232b86de7e5/majorleagueeventingllc?fbclid=IwAR2Wp0jijRKGwGU3TtPRN7wMo-UAWBwrUy2nYz3gQXXJRmSJVLIzswvtClECheckout the Major League Eventing store!https://www.majorleagueeventing.com/shop

This week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, we're discussing carbon's value in various forms. We start by answering the question, ‘What is carbon pricing?' and look at proposed bills in Congress that are attaching a price to carbon. We look at the value of forest carbon offsets in a world with unprecedented wildfires. We explore A Progressive Platform For Carbon Removal, then we close out the episode with a positive story of the week. Panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this episode. Resources The energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act America's Clean Future Fund Act The Climate Action Rebate Act The Market Choice Act A policy framework for achieving negative emissions (VoxEU) Operationalizing The Net Negative Carbon Economy (Nature) Wildfires are ravaging forests set aside to soak up greenhouse gases (The New York Times) 2021 North American Wildfire Season A Progressive Platform for Carbon Removal (Data for Progress) Activists Call It A ‘False Solution.' But UN Scientists Say We Need To Suck Up CO2 (The Huffington Post) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

This week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, we're discussing the latest IPCC Report, the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill, and pressure for companies to reach net-zero. Returning panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

            In this episode, we talk with Chris Barnard, Policy Director at the American Conservation Coalition. The mission of the American Conservation Coalition—or ACC—is to change the narrative on environmental discussions by promoting a mix of free-market, pro-business, and limited-government environmentalism. They focus their work of advocacy and issues awareness toward a college-age demographic and are also active in the political realm, working with leaders and lawmakers at all levels of government. In his work with the ACC, Chris speaks with particular passion and authenticity that encourages conservative-leaning folks to defy stereotypes, and to embrace earth care as a central component of their political values.Feedback to Earthkeepers: earthkeepers@circlewood.onlineVoicemail ("We want to hear from you")Guest: Chris Barnard - Policy director for American Conservation Coalition MarketAcademy.eco  Chris' article on American conservatives losing sight of conservation heritage  Mentions: Genesis - Adam & Eve tasked with caring for creation  Conservative Climate Rally - Miami Florida  Conservative Climate Summit - Utah Republican congresspeople who ran on environmental platforms: Rep. Peter Meijer - MichiganRep. Maria Salazar - Florida Rep. Nancy Mace - S. Carolina; Rep. Young Kim - California; Scientist Richard A. Muller BP investing in renewable energy sources Bill Gates - investing in 2nd generation nuclear reactors British Conservation Alliance Founding of the National Parks  President Theodore Roosevelt A.O.C - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - Democratic Congresswoman  Scientist Katharine Hayhoe   Actions:ACC course on faith based approach to climate change  Young Evangelicals for Climate Action Evangelical Environmental Network 

The U.S. Senate passed the Growing Climate Solutions Act with a strong bipartisan vote. But what does the bill aim to do? And why were more Democrats against this climate bill than Republicans? Plus, a look at soil carbon sequestration's potential and other carbon removal technologies. Finally, carbon tax proposals are moving forward in Europe— what does this mean for the U.S. and the rest of the world? This episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom is hosted by Nori's Head of Supply and Methodology, Radhika Moolgavkar, and features panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

House Republicans launched the Conservative Climate Caucus on Wednesday and it's already the third-largest caucus in the House with around 60 members. Maine becomes the first state to order public fossil fuel divestment. A new paper in Nature Climate Change looks at the difference between avoidances and removals of CO2 (a more accessible summary of the paper was written for Carbon Brief). There is a proposal at the International Criminal Court to define a new global crime called 'ecocide.' All of this and more, discussed in this week's episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom. Host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori is joined by panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition for this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition are back with host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for another episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom! This week, our panelists examine the federal budget's climate change and carbon removal proposals and connect the dots between the budget and the infrastructure bill. We also address the G7 Summit, discussing concerns around whether G7 leaders are doing enough, and pondering why there is no end date for coal. Our panelists look at clean energy standards and President Biden's suspension of new oil and gas drilling leases on federal lands, then discuss the early heatwave and strained grid in Texas. As always, we conclude the episode with an uplifting environmental win— restored protections to the Tongass National Park in Alaska. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

In this episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom, our panelists look at the benefits and risks of nuclear power, attempting to find where the balance should lie between necessary safety precautions and overburdensome regulations. We address the grim accomplishment of the highest recorded levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere— 419 parts per million— and the real-world impacts of changes in the climate. With much of the west in drought, farmers and fish are competing for limited resources, and water rights along the Colorado River are under debate. We discuss the emergence of rare climate bipartisanship on carbon storage bills, and round out the episode with a positive story of the week. Panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition join host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori for this episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Carbon180 released a new report, "Zero, Then Negative: The Congressional Blueprint for Scaling Carbon Removal," and this week on Carbon Removal Newsroom, our panelists dive into some of the report's details! Nori's Head of Methodology, Radhika Moolgavkar, hosts guest panelists Ugbaad Kosar, Deputy Director of Policy at Carbon180, and Lucia Simonelli, Senior Policy Fellow specializing in Direct Air Capture at Carbon 180. Returning panelists Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo and Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition also join in with questions and thoughts on the report. The discussion covers how direct air capture facilities might scale up, how a federal land link program could solve succession problems in farming, the role that prizes have played in human history and how they can be advantageous in the climate space, and why not every climate solution is appropriate in every place. Our guest panelists also describe their ideal three-course meal of carbon removal solutions and explain how tech and land-based solutions can work together to help society reach its climate goals. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Chris Barnard is the founder and head strength and conditioning coach of Overtime Athletes. He provides coaching to elite professional athletes and amateurs alike, but has long been a leader in the online coaching and sports performance space making his team's first class coaching available to the masses through Overtime Athletes' popular online platforms. He also holds the high distinction of being this podcast's very first guest.   In today's show Chris discusses the research and testing that went into creating OTA's new vertical jump program Elite Vertical Academy. He shares the thought process that led to his new modified triphasic training approach. Talks about the importance of building the foundation when training to improve speed and explosiveness. Explains the role of stimulus and why it's not just about reps and sets. Lastly, reaffirms why it's critical to tailor training to individual strengths and weaknesses and explains how he's modified his own training with an eye on the future.   Mentioned In the Show: Elite Vertical Academy: https://eliteverticalacademy.com/ Book: Triphasic Training by Cal Dietz   Follow Chris: Overtime Athletes (OTA) website: https://overtimeathletes.com/ OTA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/overtimeathletes/?hl=en OTA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM4GEVa1Qi1CTdJg0ljdoow   Follow The Professional Athlete Podcast with Ken Gunter: Instagram: @kengunter_tpa Website: https://www.kengunter.com/ YouTube: Ken Gunter https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRhgjkoSiJXAbS_MIasvvzQ/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kengunterpodcast Audio recorded with SquadCast: https://squadcast.fm/?ref=kengunter Produced By: Justin Gunter, Ken Gunter Music By: Justin Gunter, Ken Gunter

This week, Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University of Buffalo, Chris Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition, and Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori discuss in detail the Growing Climate Solutions Act, the relationship of unions to the The American Jobs Act, how a government-run carbon removal marketplace might work at least for agriculture, and Chris shares some optimistic musings to close us out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Dr Otto Thaning, a heart surgeon who trained under Chris Barnard, is used to swimming long distances in icy waters. It is not only the waters around Cape Town that he tackles; Dr. Thaning still holds a record he set in 2014 as the oldest human to have swum across the English channel. Now, he has set another record by becoming the oldest person to swim from Robben Island to Bloubergstrand. Paced by Robben island veteran Martin Goodman and supported by members of the Cape Long Distance Swimming Association (including veteran long distance swimmer Lewis Pugh), he crossed the 7.9 km from Robben island across Table Bay in two hours and 52 minutes.  Dr Thaning told BizNews about his latest record and shared some of his secrets to a long, healthy life and career. Pictures by: Ryan Rapaport and Simon Pocock

Dr Otto Thaning, a heart surgeon who trained under Chris Barnard, is used to swimming long distances in icy waters. It is not only the waters around Cape Town that he tackles; Dr. Thaning still holds a record he set in 2014 as the oldest human to have swum across the English channel. Now, he has set another record by becoming the oldest person to swim from Robben Island to Bloubergstrand. Paced by Robben island veteran Martin Goodman and supported by members of the Cape Long Distance Swimming Association (including veteran long distance swimmer Lewis Pugh), he crossed the 7.9 km from Robben island across Table Bay in two hours and 52 minutes.  Dr Thaning told BizNews about his latest record and shared some of his secrets to a long, healthy life and career. Pictures by: Ryan Rapaport and Simon Pocock

Climate change and environmental protection haven't always been as politicized as they are today. And, unfortunately, in being so, progress on these fronts gets hindered. Chris Barnard is helping to change that. He's the Policy Director at The Conservation Coalition, a group founded by political conservatives working to transform the narrative of denialism in order to get more voices to the table. We talk about how these issues shouldn't be political, how you can find allies across the political spectrum, and which solutions may satisfy all.For tips on how YOU can help bridge the divide wherever you are, check out this episode's show notes! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review! Hit me up on Instagram and Facebook (Page / Private Group) and let me know what eco-actions you have been taking. Adopting just one habit can be a game-changer because imagine if a billion people also adopted that!What difference for the world are you going to make today?Background music by Fearless Motivation Instrumentals: Meaning of Life.

Jimmy is joined by Dave Jenkins, President of Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship, to hash out their support for President Biden's moratorium on oil and gas leasing. Then, Chris Barnard, policy director of The Conservation Coalition, offers thoughts on how we can protect the environment using market environmental principles to protect the environment, Biden's assault on America's energy production, and their new Market Academy. (Click here to learn more about the Academy and sign up here.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jughead's Basement: Episode 48 Part II of The Horror Of The Polycephaly Aporia is John Jughead's and Jason Strange’s Horror Podcast with Punk and Underground interviews. This episode stars stand-up punk comedian Kyle Kinane. Cast: John Jughead, Jason Strange, Steve Ball, & Brian Rooney Artwork by B Face. (Chris Barnard)

Chris is the owner of Overtime Athletes and a strength and speed coach to professional, college and high school athletes.  In this episode we talk about: - The effect of social media on young athletes - How having a child changed his approach to business  - Why he traded in his Range Rover for a Pickup Truck - The benefits and dark side of Social Media - My solo canoe trip and lessons learned - Why solitude is critical for creativity      

Chris Barnard is the owner of a gym franchise, a successful online entrepreneur and trainer of elite athletes.  In this episode we talk about his origin story, how he lost it all as an athlete, how to build up a massive online presence from nothing, and what keeps him motivated and creating on a daily basis.  Chris is one of my favourite humans and I really enjoyed talking with him and I know you will enjoy listening in!   

Jughead's Basement: Episode I Part I of Horror Of The Polycephaly Aporia John Jughead's Horror Podcast with Punk and Underground interviews. This episode with guest Miguel Chen from Teenage Bottlerocket. www.miguelchen.com Cast: John Jughead, Jason Strange, Steve Ball, & Claire Hall Artwork by B Face. (Chris Barnard)

BizNews — Globally, South Africans punch far above their weight in many fields. It's quite an achievement for a country with less than 1% of the global population to have given the world Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Elon Musk, Trevor Noah and many of Europe's leading bankers. But until the coronavirus pandemic grabbed the national attention, apart from famous heart transplant pioneer Dr Chris Barnard the extraorodinary contribution by SA's scientists had passed most by. For instance, the country has produced a clutch of Nobel Prize winning scientists, one of whom, Prof Michael Levitt, is still very much alive. Among the SA heavyweights with huge global reputations is UCT Prof Linda-Gail Bekker, chief operating officer of the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation. Prof Bekker is the immediate past president of the 11 000 member International Aids Society which hosts the world's largest health or development event in the world; is a Rockefeller University alumnus (25 Nobel prizewinners); and an advisor to the US's massive Aids outreach programme PEPFAR. In this interview, which ranges from pre-exposure prophylaxis to protecting the elderly, from fake news to BCG, her contribution is pure quality. A rare Rational Perspective in an increasingly noisy Covid-19 landscape.

BizNews — Globally, South Africans punch far above their weight in many fields. It's quite an achievement for a country with less than 1% of the global population to have given the world Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Elon Musk, Trevor Noah and many of Europe's leading bankers. But until the coronavirus pandemic grabbed the national attention, apart from famous heart transplant pioneer Dr Chris Barnard the extraorodinary contribution by SA's scientists had passed most by. For instance, the country has produced a clutch of Nobel Prize winning scientists, one of whom, Prof Michael Levitt, is still very much alive. Among the SA heavyweights with huge global reputations is UCT Prof Linda-Gail Bekker, chief operating officer of the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation. Prof Bekker is the immediate past president of the 11 000 member International Aids Society which hosts the world's largest health or development event in the world; is a Rockefeller University alumnus (25 Nobel prizewinners); and an advisor to the US's massive Aids outreach programme PEPFAR. In this interview, which ranges from pre-exposure prophylaxis to protecting the elderly, from fake news to BCG, her contribution is pure quality. A rare Rational Perspective in an increasingly noisy Covid-19 landscape.

Today on the Daru Strong Podcast we welcome Chris Barnard. Chris Barnard is a strength and conditioning coach at Strength Camp, an athlete training facility in St. Petersburg, Florida, as well as author of multiple performance programs. He earned his Bachelors in Applied Kinesiology and Physiology at the University of Miami. He has worked with athletes at all levels and from many different sports to produce the highest level of performance in each.

Jon and Rick welcome Pan American Games Gold Medalist Tamie Smith, World Championship team member Sinead Maynard, and FEI Show jumping course designer Chris Barnard. The Jon and Rick Show is presented by Horse Trailer Pros and produced in partnership with EQTV Network. Listen in...Guests and Links Episode 573:Hosts: Rick Wallace of Team Wallace Eventing and Jonathan Holling of Holling EventingLink: The Jon and Rick Show on FacebookPhoto: From Live VideoGuest: Tamie SmithGuest: Sinead MaynardGuest: Chris BarnardTitle Sponsor: Horse Trailer ProsEpisode Sponsors: Present Pony, Jump For Joy, EQTV Network, and Pro Elite Horse FeedSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Jon and Rick welcome Pan American Games Gold Medalist Tamie Smith, World Championship team member Sinead Maynard, and FEI Show jumping course designer Chris Barnard. The Jon and Rick Show is presented by Horse Trailer Pros and produced in partnership with EQTV Network. Listen in...Guests and Links Episode 573:Hosts: Rick Wallace of Team Wallace Eventing and Jonathan Holling of Holling EventingLink: The Jon and Rick Show on FacebookPhoto: From Live VideoGuest: Tamie SmithGuest: Sinead MaynardGuest: Chris BarnardTitle Sponsor: Horse Trailer ProsEpisode Sponsors: Present Pony, Jump For Joy, EQTV Network, and Pro Elite Horse FeedSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Chris Barnard is the Strength and Conditioning Coach at Strength Camp in St. Petersburg Florida and the founder of Overtime Athletes, a multimedia online platform where he helps athletes reach their full athletic potential. Chris works with professional and amateur athletes alike and is currently in the process of training some of his guys for the upcoming NFL combine. On today's show Chris discusses his coaching methodology and what he looks for when helping improve weaknesses. With all the crazy workouts we see today across social media, we talk about the importance of keeping your workout and approach simple when working towards actual athletic goals. Chris dives into what athletes should actually be focused on during a workout to be efficient with their time and energy and gives an overview of Triphasic Training, the training methodology that he implements into his own workout programs to help his athletes break through plateaus and maximize their strength and speed. Follow Ken:  Instagram: instagram.com/the_professionalathlete/

Chris Barnard’s Biggest Accomplishments: Founder of Overtime Athletes Chris coaches elite NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball athletes to peak performance. Overtime Athletes Nation (OTA) has over 200,000+ athlete members and is in over 91 countries. (with 200,000 subscribers on YouTube) Co-Founder of Strength Camp with friend & mentor Elliot Hulse. Manages 4 businesses Strength Camp Gym, Strength Camp Media, Strength Camp International & Overtime Athletes He earned his Bachelor's in Applied Kinesiology and Physiology at the University of Miami. Chris went from Janitor at World’s Gym to leading entrepreneur & author, coaching athletes around the world to maximise their performance. What You Will Learn This Episode Chris Barnard’s backstory from janitor at world’s gym, to personal trainer at LA fitness, to working with Elliot Hulse and now working with elite athletes and being a co-owner of Strength Camp and founder of overtime athletes. How Chris became a coach and how his own growth was stunted during high school and how his passion for skill/knowledge overcame this. How did Chris know he was passionate about Sports/Athletic Performance? Why overtime athletes gives away so many free resources and why this works in business. How he connected with Elliot Hulse and why you shouldn’t go seeking a ‘big name’ mentor. His specific process for working with athletes. What success secret did Chris learn from Lebron James after watching his development as an athlete over a couple of seasons and how he applies this idea to his own life and business. How to coach young athletes to peak performance and coaching advice for those looking to step into that role. How he manages his time running 4 businesses and managing a team and training athletes on top of that. Some of Chris' best Business ideas and tips. How he sets goals both intrinsically and extrinsically for the year, month, week and day and how you can do the same. How he structures each day for success including morning/evening rituals. What are Chris Barnards goals for the future?

Thanks for joining another episode of Dropset Gorgeous Radio! I’m excited to have Chris Barnard on today’s show because his perspective on life, fitness, and business is not your typical, cookie-cutter approach. He understands what’s required to be a successful coach online and in person as well as what it takes to be the Chief Operating Officer and the brains behind a business! He’s definitely an entrepreneur worth listening to as he shares his journey and vision for his different business ventures.          How Chris got started in fitness and established a successful gym The importance of having a clear mission and sticking with it How Chris transitioned from personal coaching to an online business The power of leading with value and sharing your expertise with others   Why Chris includes athletes of all kinds in his training program How Chris handles the challenges of online coaching How Chris manages being the COO and CEO of different companies The value of having scalable systems and processes in place The challenges of transitioning from being a solopreneur to a growing company Chris’ long term vision for the future and advice for entrepreneurs            Chris has an extensive background in the fitness industry both as a college athlete and a personal trainer. After college, he and his partner opened a gym that grew from one location in Florida to over 20 gyms worldwide! He believes the secret to success is to always be the strongest version of yourself, whether that’s in the gym or at your own company. Powerful Quotes to Remember: Playing the long game is huge. The quick wins are gratifying but it’s the long game plays that set you up so you’re not a one hit wonder or easily forgettable. I’m okay with telling people I don’t know and helping them find the support they need.   Online coaches need to focus on the value that’s included in their program and outcome they’re trying to achieve within their business.     I take 100% ownership in the business even though I only earn a set percentage. Lead by example as opposed to what you say.   Develop a heartbeat: Discipline yourself and commit to doing one action (for your business) every day.   Connect with Chris: Chris’s Facebook Overtime Athletes on Instagram   Overtime Athletes on Facebook Overtime Athletes on YouTube For more information about Amber Morningstar follow her on Instagram, click here, or check out her YouTube Channel or awesome Facebook Page! Looking for a Competition Bikini? Shop for a suit at Angel Competition Bikinis'   And don’t forget about Just CBD! Find tons of CBD products made with quality, honesty, and love. Use the code AMBER to get 20% your entire order!

Chris Barnard joins the show to tell us about his recent win at the Princess Sofia Regatta and his life in Sailing! Chris helps us understand some of the differences in the disciplines, what his path has looked like and how he would have done it differently, and how he can make it to the Olympic Games!Follow Chris and Donate!Instagram: @BarnyHoyaTwitter: @BarnyHoyaFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/chrisbarnardsailing/Website: ChrisBarnardSailing.comDonate - Newport Harbor Sailing Foundation 501c3 - http://www.nhsailingfoundation.org/donate.html "Chris Barnard Olympic Campaign" in MemoFollow us!https://www.instagram.com/ourathletes.us/https://twitter.com/OurathletesusaPlease rate, review, comment, and share so more people can hear these incredible stories!Thanks again to www.LaunchingPodcasts.com for allowing my listeners $50 off using promo code MIKE

Tobias Jurgens Cronje het in November 2018 sy 70ste verjaardag gevier. Hy het drama aan die Universiteit van Pretoria gestudeer. Sy professionele loopbaan het al in 1972 begin in die Truk-produksie van The Fantastics. Na meer as vier dekades in die bedryf word hy steeds onthou vir rolle soos die van Willem, in die gelyknamige TV-reeks. Hy was ook te sien in flieks soos Kootjie Emmer en Babbelkous en Bruidegom, terwyl hy op die verhoog bekend is om sy talle “dames” in Janice Honeyman se jaarlikse pantomimes. Saam met sy vriendin en die aktrise Grethe Fox en die regisseur Andre Stolz, kuier die drie saam om Tobie se lewe en loopbaan te vier. Die program sluit in werke van Chris Barnard, Breyten Breytenbach en Anton Tsjechof.

Course designer Chris Barnard, American rider Christina Henriksen on making the move from U.S. to U.K. and back again and Helen Murray has a Carolina International preview and whats up at the Eventing Riders Association of North America, ERA of NA.  Hosted by Max Corcoran and Joe Meyer.Support the show

Die Sestiger-skrywer Chris Barnard sou vanjaar 80 jaar oud geword het. Hy was een van die veelsydigste skrywers in Afrikaans, en het merkwaardige werk gelewer in verskeie genres: die roman, die kortkuns, die drama en die hoorspel sowel as skrywer van rolprent- en televisiedraaiboeke. Barnard is twee keer met die Hertzogprys bekroon.

This week Kat is joined by our second guest - Chris Barnard. Chris' Dad died suddenly after a heart attack in March 2017; Chris was 25 and in the middle of his Masters at the time. In this podcast he talks about his Dad's Elvis-style death, and how writing helped him to accept his emotions and learn about himself.After breaking his back and having to walk away from his army dream at a young age, Chris is a pretty inspirational guy, and gives some really great advice. Thanks so much for sharing with us, Chris.

Looking to get stronger, faster and be an all around better athlete? Then you don’t want to miss this episode! Tune in as Coach Chris Wilson interviews the creator of the Athlete Built Program and founder of Overtimeathletes, Chris Barnard. TEXT "CORE” to 345345 for the FREE Core report.   "I feel like it's my duty to be strong, powerful and fast even into my old age, my body's my temple." -Chris Barnard   Check out @thecriticalbench podcast highlight story on Instagram to see if you have won. If you are a winner make sure to DM us. Time Stamps: 1:40 Chris Barnard’s relationship with Elliot Hulse and Mike Westerdal 8:39 Chris’s time at the NFL regional combine 11:00 Working with young athletes 17:00 The difference between training for speed vs training for power 22:48 How training knowledge has changed over the years 23:49 Attaining aesthetic physique while training like an athlete 24:54 How Chris Barnard came up with the concept behind Athlete Built 28:41 Chris Barnard’s take on nutrition for the athlete 33:49 All about the 3 phases of the Athlete Built program Resources ● TEXT "CORE ”to 345345 for the FREE Core report Connect with Chris Barnard: ● Instagram ● Facebook ●Athletebuilt.com ●overtimeathletes.com Connect with Critical Bench: ●Facebook ●Instagram ●Youtube ● www.criticalbench.com    

Max and Joe chat with Bromont CCI*** winner Jenny Caras and course designer Chris Barnard.Support the show

Fine Music Radio — Welcome to BOOK CHOICE on the first Monday of the month and to a bright, bookish New Year! I’m Andrew Marjoribanks, Wordsworth Books with a big bundle of good books on which to spend your book vouchers. Beverley Roos Muller finds Chris Barnard as beautiful and brilliant as she remembers him in Heartbreaker: Christiaan Barnard and the first heart transplant by James Brent Styan. Philip Todres is gobsmacked by Ballenesque, the long-awaited restrospective from one of the world’s most important photographers – Roger Ballon, who, for the first time, reveals his compelling and particular vision. Vanessa Levenstein loved Dear World – A Syrian Girl’s story of War and plea for peace by Bana Alabed. John Hanks holds Sir David Attenboroough in high esteem and thus was pleased to read David Attenborough – Adventures of a young Naturalist. The Zoo Quest Expeditions. Mike Fitzjames, mean as always, shreds our nerves with truly good new crime novels. We chat to Lyndall Gordon about Outsiders – Five Women Writers Who Changed the World, wonderfully written with Lyndall’s usual passionate intelligence. Good laughs from Melvyn Minnaar who chuckled his way through 50 People Who Stuffed Up The World by Alexancer Parker and Tim Richman. Finally Cindy Moritz is deeply moved by Hunger — A Memoir of (My) Body by Roxane Gay, an American writer, professor, editor, and commentator who addresses the experience of living in what she calls an ‘undisciplined’ body.

Welcome to BOOK CHOICE on the first Monday of the month and to a bright, bookish New Year! I'm Andrew Marjoribanks, Wordsworth Books with a big bundle of good books on which to spend your book vouchers. Beverley Roos Muller finds Chris Barnard as beautiful and brilliant as she remembers him in Heartbreaker: Christiaan Barnard and the first heart transplant by James Brent Styan. Philip Todres is gobsmacked by Ballenesque, the long-awaited restrospective from one of the world's most important photographers – Roger Ballon, who, for the first time, reveals his compelling and particular vision. Vanessa Levenstein loved Dear World – A Syrian Girl's story of War and plea for peace by Bana Alabed. John Hanks holds Sir David Attenboroough in high esteem and thus was pleased to read David Attenborough – Adventures of a young Naturalist. The Zoo Quest Expeditions. Mike Fitzjames, mean as always, shreds our nerves with truly good new crime novels. We chat to Lyndall Gordon about Outsiders – Five Women Writers Who Changed the World, wonderfully written with Lyndall's usual passionate intelligence. Good laughs from Melvyn Minnaar who chuckled his way through 50 People Who Stuffed Up The World by Alexancer Parker and Tim Richman. Finally Cindy Moritz is deeply moved by Hunger — A Memoir of (My) Body by Roxane Gay, an American writer, professor, editor, and commentator who addresses the experience of living in what she calls an ‘undisciplined' body.

Fine Music Radio — On the 50th anniversary of the world's first heart transplant, Chris Barnard's daughter, Deirdre Barnard-Visser, and a member of the original transplant team, Dene Friedmann, will be in conversation on People of Note about the celebrity surgeon and his ground-breaking operation. Deirdre and Dene have been life-long friends, first getting to know each other when they were water-skiing rivals. While preparing for the pioneering heart operation, Chris Barnard coached Deirdre in water-skiing, helping her win Springbok colours when she was only twelve.

Drie Desember 1967 sal vir altyd onthou word as die dag waarop 'n Suid-Afrikaner die wêreld verstom het. Dr Chris Barnard het op die dag die eerste wetenskaplike geword om die hart van 'n mens suksesvol oor te plant. Maar die merkwaardige gebeurtenis het nie sonder sy kwota politiek gepaard gegaan nie, sê Marina Joubert, 'n navorser in wetenskapkommunikasie aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch.

Dit is eerskomende Sondag vyftig jaar sedert Dr Chris Barnard die eerste hartoorplanting gedoen het. 'n Boek oor die merkwaardige gebeurtenis en die stories rondom dit, getiteld Hartebreker is onlangs bekendgestel. Ons praat met die skrywer, James Brent-Styan.

In today’s episode of The Podcast, the guys who I listen too most often join us. These six coaches are all putting out fantastic content that has helped impact me as a coach, and driven me to keep trying to put out better information. Each episode they reference is listed below. If you don’t already, I couldn’t recommend subscribing to their shows enough. They’re all putting out awesome stuff. Just Fly Performance Podcast Listen to 13: Jeff Moyer from Just Fly Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-fly-performance-podcast/id1121047188?mt=2#episodeGuid=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.just-fly-sports.com%2F%3Fp%3D4661 Listen to 46: Yosef Johnson | Sponsored by SimpliFaster from Just Fly Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-fly-performance-podcast/id1121047188?mt=2&i=1000385140740 Listen to 51:  Chris Korfist | Sponsored by SimpliFaster from Just Fly Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-fly-performance-podcast/id1121047188?mt=2&i=1000386340677 Listen to 56:  Jeff Moyer | Sponsored by SimpliFaster from Just Fly Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-fly-performance-podcast/id1121047188?mt=2&i=1000389932352 Rugby Strength Coach Listen to Podcast #24: The death of strength and conditioning with James Smith from Rugby Strength Coach Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rugby-strength-coach-podcast/id978197072?mt=2&i=1000391332606 Physical Preparation Podcast Listen to Physical Preparation with Ryan Horn from Physical Preparation Podcast – Robertson Training Systems in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/physical-preparation-podcast-robertson-training-systems/id1011924486?mt=2&i=1000380480460 Listen to Physical Preparation with Chris Chase from Physical Preparation Podcast – Robertson Training Systems in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/physical-preparation-podcast-robertson-training-systems/id1011924486?mt=2&i=1000376016743 Listen to John Welbourn on Football Development and Playing in the NFL from Physical Preparation Podcast – Robertson Training Systems in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/physical-preparation-podcast-robertson-training-systems/id1011924486?mt=2&i=1000385114658 Pacey Performance Podcast Listen to #2 - Keir Wenham-Flatt from Pacey Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pacey-performance-podcast/id799023260?mt=2&i=1000378404059 Listen to #11 - Mike McGuigan from Pacey Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pacey-performance-podcast/id799023260?mt=2&i=1000378403902 Listen to #11 - Mike McGuigan from Pacey Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pacey-performance-podcast/id799023260?mt=2&i=1000378403902 Listen to #50 - Brett Bartholomew from Pacey Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pacey-performance-podcast/id799023260?mt=2&i=1000351931923 Listen to #70 - Ben Rosenblatt from Pacey Performance Podcast in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pacey-performance-podcast/id799023260?mt=2&i=1000362004758 Iron Game Chalk Talk IGCT Episode #151: Ken Mannie – “Callused Knuckles, Bloody Hands, & A Fire In The Heart” http://ronmckeefery.com/151/ IGCT Episode #104: Erik Korem – “Be Brief, Be Bright, Be Gone” http://ronmckeefery.com/104/ IGCT Episode #107: Matt Jennings – “If the Wolf Wants To Eat, It Has To Run” http://ronmckeefery.com/107/ IGCT Episode #205: Joe De Sena – “Spartan Up – If It is Not Fatal It’s Fixable” http://ronmckeefery.com/205/ IGCT Episode #184: Henk Kraaijenhof – “Can’t Turn A Donkey Into A Race Horse” http://ronmckeefery.com/184/ IGCT Episode #17: Louie Simmons on Coaching, Powerlifting, and the Conjugate Method http://ronmckeefery.com/louiesimmons/ IGCT Episode #48: Buddy Morris-Coach X http://ronmckeefery.com/48/ All Things Health and Wellness Listen to Episode 123: Chris Barnard of Overtime Athletes from All Things Strength & Wellness in Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/all-things-strength-wellness/id538370664?mt=2&i=1000391466020 ENJOY THE CONTENT? 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This episode’s guest is Chris Barnard of Overtime Athletes. Chris Barnard is a strength and conditioning coach at Strength Camp, a hardcore athlete training facility in St. Petersburg, Florida, as well as author of multiple performance programs. He earned his Bachelors in Applied Kinesiology and Physiology at the University of Miami, where he initially went to play football before becoming ineligible. He has worked with athletes at all levels and from many different sports to produce the highest level of performance in each. He currently resides in St Petersburg, Florida and continues to pursuit breakthroughs in athletic performance. On this episode Chris and I discussed: Chris’ background and influence The good and not so good things that Chris see’s within the physical preparation profession Chris’ Life and Training philosophy Coaching Ego How an appreciation of Epigenetics is crucial in understanding human behaviour Understanding the importance of unconditional love, compassion, and empathy as a coach Chris’ top resources and advice And much more Enjoy guys. Stay Strong, RBShow Notes:Check out all of Chris's online programs and products here. Show Sponsor:To get INSTANT ACCESS to almost 20 hours of World Class online video Strength and Conditioning Information go to upmentorship.com  

Simon Barnard, die skrywer en dramaturg Chris Barnard se seun, sê dit was ongelooflike moeilik om sy pa te verloor. Elke keer wat hy die REBELLIE VAN LAFRAS VERWEY kyk, word hy aan die pyn herinner. Barnard is die regisseur van hierdie nuwe Afrikaanse fliek. Hy het aan Anna-Marie Jansen van Vuuren gesê sy pa is in Desember 2015 oorlede, nadat hulle die fliek reeds verfilm het.

Die eerste hartoorplanting het die wêreld vir altyd verander... Die man agter die lem, dr. Chris Barnard, sou vandag sy 94ste verjaardag gevier het. Hoewel hy nie meer met ons is nie, is sy nalatenskap iets wat altyd met ons sal wees.

USSailing Team member Chris Barnard comes through the studio. We break down and make predictions on the ICSA Singlehanded Championships this coming weekend. Chris also gives us insight on the 2020 Olympic venue in Tokyo, as he recently returned from an event there. We debut some new segments.

Die Afrikaanse skrywerswêreld rou na die dood van die skrywer Chris Barnard. Huldeblyke van regoor die wêreld getuig daarvan dat die veelsydige skrywer op vele vlakke gemis gaan word. Barnard is Maandag-oggend aan 'n hartaanval oorlede. Izak du Plessis het die huldeblyk aan hom saamgestel.