Podcast appearances and mentions of Dean Potter

Nick Martinez has been quietly ticking the hardest and scariest big walls in Yosemite for the last two decades.

In questo podcast tiro le somme, come a fine di ogni stagione, di quanto detto. Si conclude un altro viaggio bellissimo nella storia dell'alpinismo e dell'arrampicata che questa volta ci ha portato negli Stati Uniti, a conoscere il pensiero dei climbers americani dal dopoguerra ad oggi. Siamo partiti dal bellissimo documentario Valley Uprising per poi andare a conoscere i due amici/nemici della Golden Age dell'arrampicata di Yosemite: Royal Robbins e Warren Harding. Abbiamo poi visto il capitolo dedicato agli Stone Monkeys, che ha avuto in Jim Bridwell, detto the Bird, il suo capo carismatico e la sua controparte in Lynn Hill, la regina incontestata dell'arrampicata. Siamo giunti al capitolo conclusivo della parte leggendaria dell'arrampicata americana, quello degli Stone Monkeys che ha avuto nel divino Dean Potter il suo leader carismatico. La morte di Dean, nel 2015 segna un po' la fine di questa parte "leggendaria" dell'arrampicata a Yosemite. L'era attuale vede ancora 2 protagonisti (sono sempre 2!): uno è Tommy Caldwell, a cui ho dedicato uno dei miei primissimi podcast e l'altro è il suo amico, Alex Honnold che passa alla storia per il suo celebre free solo sulla free rider a El Capitan. Ho poi voluto andare a vedere cosa succedesse nell'alpinismo americano di quegli anni e abbiamo così visto la storia di Willi Unsoeld (West Ridge Everest 1963), il professore 68ino che perde sua figlia in spedizione e il punkettaro Mark Twight, l'americano di Chamonix. Infine ho voluto dare un'occhiata a cosa succedesse nell'arrampicata italiana in quegli stessi anni e ho trovato materiale nel libro di Enrico Camanni, Nuovi Mattini. Abbiamo ascoltato le voci di Camanni stesso, di Jolly Lamerti, del bellissimo Manolo e di Andrea Dibbà. Ma soprattutto abbiamo fatto un viaggio attraverso delle persone, dei climber che sono alla ricerca di sé, della libera espressione di sé e quindi della felicità.

La morte di Dean Potter chiude un capitolo ed una leggenda, quella della formazione della storia dell'arrampicata americana di Camp 4, Yosemite. Ma ne apre un altro: quello della storia dell'arrampicata attuale. I due protagonisti più di spicco sono: Tommy Caldwell (cui ho dedicato un podcast nella primissima stagione) e Alex Honnold, noto in tutto il mondo per aver scalato in free solo, cioè completamente slegato, la via Freerider su El Capitan, 1000 metri di via. Il documentario che ne è stato fatto, “Free solo”, per la regia di Jimmy Chin, ha vinto l'oscar nel 2018. Questo libro è attualmente il più bello su questo climber su cui aleggia la domanda: ma come ha fatto? È forse un asperger?

Dean Potter, il leader carismatico degli Stone Monkes, è stata una figura misteriosa (si sa pochissimo della sua infanzia e della sua adolescenza; non ci sono libri su di lui), affascinante ed imprescindibile: con la sua morte (avvenuta nel 2015) si chiude l'epoca della fondazione della storia dell'arrampicata americana - che prosegue poi con tantissimi altri grandi (Tommy Caldwell, Alex Honnold, Jimmy Chin, Mark Synnot, Conrad Anker, Cedar Wright, Ivo Ninov) ma saranno il nuovo capitolo dell'arrampicata americana, quello attuale.

In part 2 of Dean's interview we chat about the Stonemasters' reincarnation, the Stone Monkeys, who brought their heart and soul to Yosemite's walls in the 1990s, and most particularly, Dean Potter.

Timmy O'Neill's climbing career spans more than 30 years. He's traveled the world, gaining climbing accolades and wisdom about life, and once spent 60 days living in a cave in Joshua Tree National Park, sharing his food cache with mice who also called it home. His resume of first ascents includes routes in Patagonia, Namibia and Madagascar. He's spent much of his climbing life in and around Yosemite, where he once held the speed record on the nose of El Capitan after climbing the route with Dean Potter in 3 hours, 24 minutes in 2001. O'Neill is co-founder of Paradox Sports, an organization that creates opportunities in adaptive climbing.  Today, O'Neill is executive director of the Yosemite Climbing Association. In this episode, Timmy shares his excitement for the expansion of the YCA's Facelift program and his desire to leave the planet in better shape than he found it. He reflects on 30 years of climbing, and why he values experiences far more than things.  This episode is brought to you by The North Face. Alpinist Magazine Website | Instagram | Facebook Host: Abbey Collins Guest: Timmy O'Neill Producer + Engineer: Mike Horn Photos by Timmy O'Neill and Corey Rich

Pour ce dernier épisode de la saison de Learn from altitude, Blaise Agresti et Jessica Compois pose une question fondamentale à notre époque : a-t-on encore le droit de prendre des risques ? Pour y répondre, ils convoquent Dean Potter et Marc-André Leclerc...

Sweaty palms, rapid breathing, we know the beginning stages of fear and how quickly it can unravel into panic. Today Kyle and Max discuss the role that fear plays in our lives as climbers, which kind of fear you should listen to, and cover techniques and habits to help overcome it. They also talk about the superpowers that deep focus or flow state can bring you, including an example where Dean Potter used his superhuman abilities to cheat death. Finally, Kyle and Max talk about mitigating risk in order to help the everyday climber stay in the outdoors longer. Resources:Spot Device:https://spotwx.com/Follow Will Gad here:https://willgadd.com/ @therealwillgaddRocky Talkies:https://alnk.to/goVnTCp Mapping Tool:https://caltopo.com/Dean Potter's Story:https://nationalpost.com/news/world/extreme-athlete-dean-s-potter-dies-during-failed-wingsuit-flight-in-yosemite-which-has-long-banned-the-practice

Legendary photographer and climber Dean Fidelman returns to Nick's Vancast! On this episode, Dean tells us the secrets behind making the perfect photograph as we take a look at some of them on the new Vancast video screen. Later, he shares personal and heartwarming stories behind some of his most iconic images of folks including Dean Potter and Chris Sharma. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicksvancast/support

Legendary photographer and climber Dean Fidelman returns to Nick's Vancast! On this episode, Dean tells us the secrets behind making the perfect photograph as we take a look at some of them on the new Vancast video screen. Later, he shares personal and heartwarming stories behind some of his most iconic images of folks including Dean Potter and Chris Sharma. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicksvancast/support

SUPPORT Timmy O'Neill is a professional rock climber, first ascensionist and public speaker. He has dedicated his life to international exploration and giving back through ‘adventure impact' - the combination of outdoor adventure and social impact. He has climbed, without ropes, buildings such as the Chicago Tribune Tower, and in 2001, along with Dean Potter, set the-then world speed record for the "Nose" climb on El Capitan, completing it in three hours and twenty-four minutes. He lead a four-day ascent of El Cap with Warren McDonald, a double above-the-knee leg amputee and is co-founder of Paradox Sports, a non-profit that integrates individuals with disabilities into outdoor recreation. He also volunteers as an ophthalmic tech on the African continent to help cure preventable blindness with CureBlindness.org. More recently, he founded Joy Merchants, which offers outdoor retreats, with the intention of strengthening personal relationships via curated individual exercises and both trail and fireside conversation. He also produced the award-winning films “Urban Ape, “ and "Return2Sender", and co-wrote the non-fiction comedy "Across the Atlas.” He believes everybody is radiating love and promise, and has been described by his contemporaries as intelligent, kind and fiercely passionate about the wellbeing of others. CONTACT TIMMY O'NEILL Website: https://www.timmyoneill.com/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/timmyoneill/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timmy.oneill.5074 CONTACT RON CECIL Website: https://www.roncecil.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rcecil/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ron.cecil CONTACT DANIEL PENNER CLINE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dpennercline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1498866808 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cutting-for-sign/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cutting-for-sign/support

Bryan is confused as to why we are still wearing masks and he shares that confusion. The TCB fan base is communicating in droves and giving Bryan more deranged content ideas. The gang shares an update on the $500 giveaway and then they dig into the extraordinarily dangerous world of Highlining. LINKS:Win $500 from TCBtv-(minus) by following Instagram or subscribing on YouTube and leaving a comment on your favorite episode in the month of June.Watch this episode on YoutubeTCBTV-minusSponsorEarBuds Podcast NewsletterSquadCast Podcast Remote Audio / Video RecordingHello Fresh: Use Code TCB12Apostrophe: Dinner Table Dermatology. $15 off your online appointment.Use The Code COMMERCIALSubscribe to The Commercial Break Podcast Youtube ChannelJoin The Comedy Podcasts Club on ClubHouseNew Episodes on Tuesdays and now Fridays everywhere!Text or leave us a message: +1 (470) 584.8449FOLLOW US:Instagram: @thecommercialbreak @bryangcomedy  @tcbkrissyClubHouse: @bryangreen @tcbkrissyClubHouse: The Commercial Break Club on Clubhouse! (home of live recordings)Twitter: tcbbryanFacebook: The Commercial Break PodcastYouTube: Youtube.com/TheCommercialBreakEmail: info@tcbpodcast.comA Chartable Top 100 Comedy Podcast#1 Trending Comedy Podcast Worldwide! (Chartable)#1 Trending Comedy Podcast U.S.(Chartable)An Apple Top 100 Comedy Podcast Top 1% Downloaded Podcasts, Worldwide (ListenNotes)A Hot 50 Podcast (Podcast Magazine)

Julia Dean is a production potter and community studio owner in Ithaca, New York. Her love affair with clay started as a child, but her practice of working with clay started with her first wheel class in 1997. Listen to this conversation and learn about creative flow, how it helps release the inner critic, and how understanding flow cycles can help you balance creative production and rest. We also touch on practices for entering creative flow, including cultivating stillness; embracing process and play; and the healing power of a creative community.Topics.How creative flow helps release the inner critic.Focus on process vs. product.Freedom and ease in states of creative flow.Embodiment as a gateway to flow states.Understanding cycles of creative flow.Importance of rest.Cultivating stillness.Letting go of perfection to embrace process and play.The healing power of a creative community Episode 8 Notes and Resources:Read more about Julie at juliaedean.comHer work can be seen at etsy.com/shop/juliaedean, Instagram: @juliaedeanThe Clay School is accessible at clayschoolithaca.comOprah Super Soul Sunday podcastUnlocking Us podcast with Brené BrownMihaly Csikszentmihalyi on Creative FlowThe Creative ‘Flow’: How to Enter That Mysterious State of Oneness8 Ways to Create Flow-Podcast intro music from Bensound.com-This episode was edited and mixed by Chad Clarke, chadtheva@gmail.com Presenter:Brenna Fitzgerald is a writer, editor, and coach empowering people to discover their voice and reclaim self-expression. She has a background in the arts including dance, photography, film, and collage as well as a BA in art history from Cornell University, an MA in film and media studies from University of Southern California, and an MFA in creative nonfiction writing from University of Arizona. Brenna is a certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Creativity Coach, and Yoga and Meditation Teacher. She has lived and worked in many different countries with people of diverse cultural backgrounds. As a coach, Brenna works with writers, musicians, painters, dancers, filmmakers, artists, entrepreneurs, as well as anyone seeking a deeper engagement with their life and creative potential. In her creativity coaching, she draws on her background in cross-cultural communication, social justice advocacy, creative writing, mindfulness, and embodied compassion to help clients tap into their innate creative source and cultivate mind-body-spirit connection.website: brennacoaching.comFacebook: Brenna FitzgeraldInstagram and Twitter: @brenbrainAreas of expertise: Mind-body connection—Restorative and Trauma-sensitive Yoga—Meditation—Holistic Health—Creative Writing—International Education—Dance, Film, Photography, and Collage

If man was meant to fly... well... he would not have ended up on our podcast! From wingsuits to cannon balls to giant swings - this is why your math teacher promised you that 'you would use it one day'. But, if you don't, it's OK. We'll be here for you.

Alright, I have to say I am so amped for today's episode. If you have listened to this show for even a nano second, you know I'm enthralled with the topic of flow and peak human performance. Well today, we are taking a deep dive my friends. My guest is literally one of the world's most prominent thought leaders in the world of flow and decoding the science of optimal performance, he's a tour de force in this space and I'm thrilled and honored to share my conversation with him.    Steven Kotler is a 4x New York Times bestselling author and journalist, whose books and speaking explore the intersection between radical innovation, peak performance, and disruptive technology. His 2nd latest book, Stealing Fire(which I highly recommend), was co-authored with Jamie Whealand was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. He is also is the Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective, whose mission to understand the science behind ultimate human performance and use it to level up individuals, organizations, and society at large.    My conversation with Steven is jam packed, and we start off talking about his very latest book, The Last Tango In Cyberspace, which explores topics like cutting edge technology, neuroscience, psychology and psychopharmacology, and empathy which emerges as one of the big themes of the book and what Steven deems as the answer to our environmental crisis. That's just the beginning. If you hang in there, we hear about the details behind Steven's classic book The Rise of Superman, where he dissects how household name action sports athletes like Shane McConkey, Dean Potter, Laird Hamilton, and Travis Rice have all risen to the peak of human potential.    Let's put it this way, if you don't learn something new and fascinating in this conversation, a) you either don't have a pulse or b) I'll give you a full refund

Eric’s Wild Idea: To create a program that helps people optimize performance and alleviate pain.  As an athlete and human, it’s important to be able to move to the best of your ability. Injuries and pain that have kept me from running, surfing, or other adventuring have always been challenging.  Today’s guest, Dr. Eric Goodman, has been recommended to me by many guests of this show. As the founder of the movement-based Foundation Training program, Dr. Goodman has helped thousands of athletes and every-day people alleviate pain and increase performance. Some of the people he’s worked with include athletes like surfers Lakey Peterson and Brad Gerlach, the late climber Dean Potter, as well as actors Rob Lowe, Chris Hemsworth, Jeff Bridges, and Matthew McConaughey. Both my partner Johnny and I have been using Foundation Training for the last six months to help us alleviate a nagging back injury and IT band pain, and both of us have experienced positive results.  I wanted to have Dr. Goodman on the show because he has a great story. His wild idea to become a health practitioner and create a program to help people move and feel better is something I think a lot of people can relate to.  A former water polo player, Dr. Goodman developed back pain that doctors told him he would need surgery to fix while he was in chiropractic school. Instead of going under the knife, he developed a series of exercises that helped him heal and became the origins of Foundation Training. Early in his career, he was also hired to train the U.S. Olympic Men’s Water Polo team, and used his methods to help them the year they took the silver medal. Today, Dr. Goodman has published two books, and there are Foundation Training trainers in over thirty countries around the world.  Since many of you are getting ready to make New Year’s Resolutions, I wanted to get Dr. Goodman’s  advice on how to avoid injuries and train the right amount. We also dive into why healing emotional pain is as important as healing physical pain, how he got the wild idea to create a new movement practice, and what other methods he uses and thinks you might want to check out.  Listen to this episode if:  You struggle with injuries or chronic pain. You want to strengthen your body. You are interested in helping others heal. You are curious about movement-based training programs. For full show notes, including guest links and books mentioned during the episode, visit: http://wildideasworthliving.com/95

In this episode, Blister's climbing editor joins us in the attempt to wrap our heads around Honnold’s successful free solo of El Cap, and to debate whether this is the greatest athletic achievement ever.TOPICS & TIMES:What exactly did Alex Honnold just do? (2:40)Difference between free solo climbing vs. free climbing vs. aid climbing vs. rope soloing (5:45)Talk about the specifics of the Freerider route / Honnold’s route (11:20)The *speed* of Alex’s ascent (22:25)Locating Honnold’s free solo among other climbing feats (32:17)Climbing and Mainstream Culture (41:30)Biggest Achievement in Sport Climbing? (45:22)Biggest Achievement in Bouldering? (52:55)Is Honnold’s free solo the greatest athletic achievement ever? What are the contenders? (59:12)Dean Potter’s take on Alex Honnold (1:11:30)Zen and the Art of (Honnold’s) Free Soloing (1:12:38) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CONVERSATION w HANS FLORINE - The Big Wall Speed Climber who jointly holds the record with Alex Honnold(listen to podcast w Alex)for climbing the Nose of El Cap in a mind blowing time of 2:23:46.  Listen as Hollywood Hans, as some prefer to call him, shares his incredible story on how they were able to break the record that was previously set by the late Dean Potter and the late Sean Leary. And of course, we'll talk about his book: On the Nose: A Lifelong Obsession with Yosemite’s Most Iconic Climb, which co-authored with adventure journalist Jayme Moye, who climbed the Nose with Hans for his 100th time on September 12, 2015 We hope you enjoy. To learn more about Hans, please visit www.tripleblack.com

When you are the Head of Global Communications and Public Relations at a company like Arc'teryx Equipment Inc., you would expect that person to live in a big city like New York, Seattle or San Francisco. Not Jen, but she does live in a bigger place: Yosemite National Park.  She and her late boyfriend, Dean Potter, purchased  some land and made a home for themselves and their famous BASE jumping dog Whisper. Jen still maintains a residence there and shares with us the magic and mystery of living in one of America's greatest and most beautiful natural settings.  You will also find out how you could find your personal paradise there as well. It's Pendleton's inaugural podcast and this is just the beginning our their very long winding story...

Niall Grimes reads his own story about a chance meeting with the late Dean Potter.

CONVERSATION w Ueli Steck 'The Swiss Machine!' Last Known Interview Before His Death! In 2014, Steck won his second Piolet d'Or award for free soloing Annapurna. Then in 2015, Ueli solidified his name in the history books by establishing a new record for soloing the North Face of the Eiger in 2 hours, 22 minutes and 50 seconds. Listen as Ueli Steck shares his thoughts on fear, the dangers of his sport, base jumping, the death of Dean Potter, and how he maintains his motivation and focus. NOTE: Sadly, Ueli Steck died in a mountaineering accident while acclimatising for an attempt to climb Everest and Mount Nuptse, back to back, without oxygen. "Of course I want to climb Everest and Lhotse, but that's a very high goal. Failure for me would be to die and not come home.” If you enjoy our weekly podcast, please like our page and share it with your friends. Until next week my friends. ~d WATCH Ueli Steck videos on http://www.tripleblack.com/ueli-steck

CONVERSATION w ALEX HONNOLD ~ The World's Greatest Free Soloist has just free soloed El Cap's 'FreeRider without a rope in an astonishing 3hrs 58 mins! In this unique interview, Alex shares his thoughts as he prepares to free solo the crown jewel of all free solos: El Cap! This conversation is not only haunting, but it's extremely revealing as Alex candidly talks about the death of Dean Potter and how it has affected him, and his thoughts on climbing towering skyscrapers, and his runaway best seller 'Alone on the Wall.' To watch Alex Honnold videos please visit http://www.tripleblack.com/alex-honnold To purchase his book please visit Amazon @ http://ow.ly/Wwfxn

The Cloudbase Mayhem is dedicated to dissecting excellence in flight. We interview the best pilots in the world and find out what makes them great. But in this episode we delve into the opposite end of the spectrum with world class climber, self-described goofball, North Face athlete, film director and producer Cedar Wright, who has recently caught the paragliding bug BADLY. His climbing partners include Alex Honnold, the late Dean Potter and Sean Leary, Tommy Caldwell, Will Gadd and a ton of the Yosemite Camp 4 Original Gangsters of the incredible "Valley Uprising" documentary like Peter Croft and Tommy Caldwell. His stoke and passion for flying is radical and his unique perspective on what makes human flight so special made for a stellar interview that was incredibly fun.

Jeff Shapiro is a world class sponsored athlete and a world class human being. He's flown and competed on hangliders since he was 17 all over the world, he sends 5.14 big wall routes in climbing, he flies wingsuits, rides sport bikes, is a gifted Falconer, and is also a Dad and family man. But don't call him extreme and don't call him an adrenaline junky. Jeff is grounded, thoughtful, eternally grateful to be able to pursue his passions and his approach to risk and danger is something we all need to ponder. In this amazing episode we discuss the incredible numbers of losses in the wingsuiting community the last three years, including his close friends Sean Leary, Dean Potter, and Graham Hunt; an amazing close call flying at King Mountain Idaho a few years back on his Hanglider; how he has flown for more than twenty years without an accident; his own brush with death this year; and if it's possible to justify participating in a sport with such terrible odds, among many other things. Grab a cup of tea or coffee and prepare to be whisked away into a realm that very, very few people inhabit. It's a special place.

The 10th NeverFromConcentrate podcast where we talk about the Potato Paradox, Dean Potter, and the myth of Sisyphus.

    Pissing on the grave of Dean Potter, a Floyd update and Doug's new trailer park. Plus, Jobi from DSCDP gives away some tablets. Recorded May 23, 2015 at the Fun House in Bisbee, AZ with Doug Stanhope (@dougstanhope), Jobi (@StanhopeCDP), and Ggreg Chaille (@gregchaille). Produced and Edited by Ggreg Chaille. Doug is now on Instagram - REALSTANHOPE Links- ZIP ZOO Apparel - http://www.zipzooapparel.com/ Last Supper Couch on Craigslist - http://bit.ly/1IMRfA9 Stanhope's Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/stanhopetv Intro music "The Only One Drinking Tonight" by Mishka Shubaly. Closing song "Happiness" by The Mattoid. The Mattoid available on iTunes. Mishka Shubaly music and Doug's DVD/CDs are all available at DougStanhope.com

Trenta anni fa la provincia diventava cool e indossava l'abito della festa: maggio 1985, quello dello Scudetto del Verona. Lo rievochiamo con il capitano di allora, Roberto Tricella, e con mister Osvaldo Bagnoli. Sul lungo Tirreno, invece, non si gioca a calcio, ma si fanno le "gabbionate". Una disciplina, raccontata dal regista di Gabbiadimatti Luca Falorni, che ha un inventore d'eccezione: Armando Picchi. Alberto Schiavone canta il sacrificio di Dean Potter, mentre Gianluca Venturino, fondatore del Memorial Fantozzi di ciclismo, è un santo! è un apostolo! Infine tocca a Cauz, il nostro uomo dal Giro d'Italia

Trenta anni fa la provincia diventava cool e indossava l'abito della festa: maggio 1985, quello dello Scudetto del Verona. Lo rievochiamo con il capitano di allora, Roberto Tricella, e con mister Osvaldo Bagnoli. Sul lungo Tirreno, invece, non si gioca a calcio, ma si fanno le "gabbionate". Una disciplina, raccontata dal regista di Gabbiadimatti Luca Falorni, che ha un inventore d'eccezione: Armando Picchi. Alberto Schiavone canta il sacrificio di Dean Potter, mentre Gianluca Venturino, fondatore del Memorial Fantozzi di ciclismo, è un santo! è un apostolo! Infine tocca a Cauz, il nostro uomo dal Giro d'Italia

Nine were killed in a gunfight between rival biker gangs at a restaurant in Waco, Texas—about 150 to 200 members from five biker gangs were on the scene. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12289 The official Republican view of the Iraq War has certainly swayed: it was judged a mistake by most of the would-be GOP presidential candidates. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12278 Pope Francis has canonized two nuns from 19th century Ottoman-ruled Palestine in hopes of encouraging Christians across the Middle East who are facing persecution from Islamic extremists. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12281 1,450 Blue Bell Creameries workers have been laid off. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12280 BASE jumpers Dean Potter, 43, and Graham Hunt, 29, were killed in an attempt at a wingsuit flight from a 7,500-promontory called Taft Point. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12290 Nine states in so-called Tornado Alley reportedly saw 28 tornadoes, with flash flooding, destroyed homes, flipped cars, and other damage. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12279 Microsoft will be taking over the updates for Windows 10 devices, rather than having a fragmented update system. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12286 Microsoft has announced that users of non-genuine versions of Windows will not get free upgrades to Windows 10. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12287 Microsoft has released a preview of Graph Engine. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12288 Police and tribesmen said hundreds of police personnel, soldiers, and tribal fighters fled Ramadi after the Islamic State captured one of the last pro-government holdouts in the Iraqi city. http://www.infobitt.com/b/12283 http://infobitt.com http://www.facebook.com/groups/infobitt http://twitter.com/infobitt

Our phone guest today is extreme sports pro Dean Potter, who along with his dog Whisper has performed some amazing feats, including climbing rocks without ropes and flying in a wingsuit. Check out their adventures in the movie "When Dogs Fly" now available on Vimeo.

Our phone guest today is extreme sports pro Dean Potter, who along with his dog Whisper has performed some amazing feats, including climbing rocks without ropes and flying in a wingsuit. Check out their adventures in the movie "When Dogs Fly" now available on Vimeo.