Podcasts about domesticate

On TODAY's Podcast Which 2 sports should be combined? Which non domesticated animal would make the best pet? Our Niche OnlyFans Ideas Find out, on The Bar Banter Podcast! About the Bar Banter Podcast Hosts: Ben Trimmer, Drew Mullis, Rick Mattison, Travis Jennings Producer: Travis Jennings Editor: Travis Jennings Songs: The Floor Is Lava · Avocado Junkie, 30 Seconds Of Funk - Slap Bass · PremiumProductionTracks, funky-fortune-154575,bounce-114024 Link to full podlink: https://pod.link/1615139311 Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_barbanter Instagram: the_barbanter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPoVzNf3gTXU2mYvseo7PDA/ #barbanter #drinkinggames #podcast #satire #beer #alcohol #spirits #bar #banter #argue #debate #funny #comedy #indy #drinking #popculture #social #cheers #lastcall #wouldyourather If you want to show your support for the show, now you can! Help us pay for our "Bar Tab" by clicking the link below! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barbanter/support SHOW NOTES! :30 Topic list 3:07 Topic 1- Which 2 sports should be merged together? 22:23 Topic 2- Which Animal Should we Domesticate? 35:40 Topic 3- Niche OnlyFans Ideas 48:33 Last Call! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barbanter/support

Boondocks (:16) What animal would you Domesticate? (3:47) Never Back Down (14:07) Mess in the MCU  (25:35)  Marvel Pick 6 (1:20:24) Echo trailer (1:44:45) Loki Season 2 Episode 5 (1:58:58) Gen V Episode 8 (2:11:34) Kingdom of the Planet of the apes trailer (2:43:27) Last rental from Blockbuster (2:48:21) Invincible Season 2 premiere (2:54:17) What's in your long box?: Marcell:  Ultramega (3:31:06)

In this week's episode, Raquel and Jennifer are joined by Virginia Lacayo, Ph.D., co-founder and CEO of Massive, a coaching practice that guides and equips business leaders called to use their status and power to take on systemic change. Driven by the belief that it is easy to colonize an unchallenged mind, Dr. Lacayo is a certified mindset coach, a thought leader in the field of communication for social/organizational change, a complexity scientist, and a systemic leadership expert.Where to find Dr. Virginia Lacayo:Substack: https://substack.com/@makingitmassiveWebsite: https://www.massivechange.co/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vlacayo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virginialacayopodcast/Let Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com.And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!

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In this episode we welcome Orisanmi Burton back to the podcast. For this conversation, we discuss Dr. Burton's latest article, “Targeting Revolutionaries: The Birth of the Carceral Warfare Project, 1970 – 1978.” Which he describes as a supplement to his forthcoming book, Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt. This piece was recently published in the May issue of Radical History Review which is on Political Imprisonment and Confinement. In this discussion we pick up on our previous episode with Orisanmi Burton on carceral warfare. Here Burton talks about the role of Black Panther and Black Liberation Army veteran and former political prisoner Dhoruba bin Wahad's role in illuminating and analyzing the FBI's little known Prison Activists Surveillance Program (PRISACTS). Burton situates this program amid a broad set of counterinsurgency programs which operated in multiple theaters of war both internationally and domestically. Burton illustrates how within this international terrain of counterrevolutionary war, figures slipped between various programs, moving between military, intelligence, private defense contract, and domestic law enforcement and prison systems. Importantly, Burton reminds us that many state actors, including congressional bodies, presidents and governors recognized a threat of revolutionary activity in the streets in the 1960's and by the late 60's and early 70's they understood there to be a threat of revolutionary activity behind prison walls as well. To respond, they sought to use programs like PRISACTS to specifically undermine incarcerated revolutionaries. The legacy of this struggle offers a great deal to help us understand the role of US prisons today as sites of domestic warfare. Just a note that there is a second portion of this conversation which we hope to release at a later date. It is briefly referenced in the opening question. Currently we are just waiting for the publication of that second article.   Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt is available for pre-order you can find a link for that in the show notes. And the publisher does have a 40% off sale that goes through the end of May. I can't wait to have more discussion on that book upon its release. This is our 7th episode of the month of May. We are still behind on our goal for the month. As of publication today we need 7 more patrons to hit that goal. You can become a patron of the show for as little as $1 a month or $10.80 per year at patreon.com/millennialsarekillingcapitalism.  Links to references from the episode: “Targeting Revolutionaries: The Birth of the Carceral Warfare Project, 1970 – 1978.” Previous MAKC interview with Orisanmi Burton  Previous MAKC interview with Dhoruba bin Wahad  Our Interview with Damien Sojoyner  Interview with Orisanmi Burton and Dhoruba on BPM “Resisting Living Death at Marion Federal Penitentiary, 1972" by Alan Eladio Gómez You can pre-order Tip of the Spear at UC Press. It is 40% off through the end of May (with the promo code May40)  

Josh and Beau discuss the evolutionary biological theory that we have unintentionally domesticated ourselves and its implications for our understanding of human nature.

Welcome to the Plug In For More podcast!  Mike, Tom, and Bryant are here to help you on your journey to an Electric vehicle future.  Each episode we discuss current events, trends, and a specific topic of education related to EV's.  We bring together a diverse experience set, and pair it with guests who are experts in the field.  For even more information on EV's, check out www.EVUniverse.com. In this episode Mike sits down with John DeMaio, the CEO of Graphex Technologies.  Graphex Technologies specializes in the production of spherical graphite and graphine which is a key component in many Li-ion batteries.  Their pursuit for the holy grail of renewable energy is robust.  This conversation will provide insight into the coming advancements of battery technology and how its going to impact the EV space.Be sure to follow PIFM on our various social media platforms, for more exciting content on EV's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pifm_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PIFMPodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqXpv3fnOcv-robjLbDINFQ/featured

Catriona investigates the origins of cat people, or more specifically where and when did cats become domesticated. And also, whether they are truly domesticated at all. Chris looks at a favourite insect, the colourful and seasonal Australian Christmas beetle, which many people think is disappearing, but a national citizen science project aims to keep tabs on the flying baubles. 

Who would have thought things are trending in opposite direction for the Packers and the Bears...but that's exactly what's going on...and the teams have identical records. That's how we kick off this week's edition of the Intentional Foul. We'll run through both games and where the teams are at, whether there's TOO much parity in the league, wrap up this past week's results and give a snapshot of this coming week's list of games. A minor glimpse at the Badgers beating Purdue. Baseball is making fans wait way too long for a World Series...and it's a matchup nobody will pay attention to outside of the home markets. The Bucks are off to a decent start this season. The UW-Whitewater football team underperformed and lost its first conference game last Saturday. And for the high school sports fans...the WIAA has a problem with its seeding of the Milwaukee co-op schools in basketball and now in football. All that and more coming in the next 90+ minutes. Tell your friends.

Longtime Joy School teacher don Miguel Ruiz Jr. wows listeners with his profound explanation of the "domestication" we've all been subjected to on this human journey. What would your life look like without the limitations of your domestication? You would be free, limitless, and deeply peaceful in your heart and mind. You won't want to miss this powerful, eye-opening episode!  Find out more about don Miguel Ruiz Jr. and his books, products, and events Find out more about Lisa McCourt and Joy School here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emotions can seem like wild animals. But shooting a wild animal because you don't have control of it isn't a good option. Instead of trying to eliminate it, tame it. The secret for an awesome life today is "Domesticate your emotions, don't eliminate them."

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The St. Paul Center's daily scripture reflections from the Mass for Thursday after Ash Wednesday by Dr. James Merrick. Thursday after Ash Wednesday / Katharine Drexel, Virgin, Religious Founder First Reading: Deuteronomy 30: 15-20 Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 1: 1-2, 3, 4 and 6 Verse Before the Gospel: Matthew 4: 17 Gospel: Luke 9: 22-25 Learn more about the Mass at www.stpaulcenter.com

I might step on some toes with this one, but I'm cool with that. Domestication encompasses so much. The thing is, so does the Word. We are women of the Word. And the Bible is clear when it comes to godly wives. Tune in! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/victoriousone/support

His family thought he'd flipped. What he was saying and doing, notwithstanding his public following increasing by the day, left those who'd known him the longest bewildered–if not embarrassed for him and maybe also by him. They wanted to rein him in...

This episode is part 37 of the series: COME ALIVE TO THE “WOW!” OF CHRIST—NOW.

How Can We Get All 36 States To Domesticate The VAPP Act? The VAPP Act is the Violence Against Persons Prevention Act. It's a law passed by the National Assembly 6 years ago, to protect Nigerians from different types of violence, including Gender-Based and Domestic Violence. And today, we're talking about that mission, and what more needs to be done to get all 36 States on board. #NigeriainfoHF | Sandra Ezekwesili

Welcome back to another week and another episode. Today I thought we would end the week with some fun animal stories on what the oldest domesticated animal was and how bats are not so different from humans. I hope you enjoy and have a great weekend --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/van-masterson/support

Welcome Back!! Tomcat is getting settled into his new job and he has some funny stories to go with it! Did you know that the dishwasher does not automatically come with soap? Jill has no choice this week but to become domestic..listen to find out why! Thanks for listening and we will see you next week! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jillian-laino/support

Today we are doing part 4 or part 5 of things we don't understand!! We lost track of how many parts we've done! These are our favorite episodes to record so enjoy!! Also sorry about the audio quality we had some issues… Socials Cozy Talks Instagram: @cozytalkspodcast Mikayla's Instagram: @kay3100 Mikayla's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe4ll7gNp7SDs1U7bCKFcIg Jordan's Instagram: @jrosp13

Welcome back! Tomcat met a new four legged friend this week!! He also started his brand new job this week...listen to see why they call it the "route from hell". Jills sylly week is sadly over and her classes are not treating to well. Also, tomcats squirrel was going frantic over the fireworks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jillian-laino/support

On today's episode, we talk about some of the strangest and most ridiculous pets that people choose to own. From Hissing Cockroaches, to Tigers, we cover all the wildest and most frustrating ones, and share our personal experience with weird pets. We also talk about Joeys recent snake attack, marvel marathons, and shouting "I did not murder him!" at a kids camp.

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Exploring the idea of perspective and using the world of TV as a point of reference and sharing a bizaree idea as an opener for the season V.

In this episode, I have explained why you should pursue your dreams and what happens when you don't. Instagram@surbhigandhii YouTube-surbhigandhi

With many path-breaking books, James C. Scott has for long been a key figure in Southeast Asian Studies and in the comparative study of agrarian societies, peasant politics and resistance studies.  His hugely influential scholarship crosses disciplines, shaping political science, anthropology, and history.In this conversation, we focus on a selection of Prof. Scott's books, including Seeing Like a State, which is a magisterial critique of top-down social planning, The Art of Not Being Governed, which highlights the crucial functions of “places of refuge from the state”, and his latest, Against the Grain – which provides a deep history of the earliest states. He is currently writing a new book on the Irrawaddy River – in which he argues that engineering and damming show how humans work, violate Nature’s traffic and how humans shape land.James C. Scott is the Sterling Professor of Political Science and professor of anthropology at Yale University where he also co-directs the Agrarian Studies Program. His research concerns political economy, comparative agrarian societies, theories of resistance, peasant politics, revolution, Southeast Asia, theories of class relations, and anarchism. He is the recipient of the 2020 Albert O. Hirschman Prize, the Social Science Research Council’s highest honour, in recognition of his wide-ranging and influential scholarship.Jim encourages you to support the fight for democracy in Myanmar by donating to www.mutualaidmyanmar.org

It's the 25th episode of On Wildlife! To celebrate this milestone, Alex is going to hit a little closer to home. In this episode, Alex is joined by Wendi Re, his mom and Veterinary Assistant for Highland Vet House Calls to talk about our furry friends that have been called man's best friend: dogs.For sources and more information, please visit our website.Sign up for our email list on our website for the chance to win a free On Wildlife t-shirt!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/onwildlife)

Meet the Canadian engineer who will help guide NASA’s new rover on Mars; Butterfly males leave a stinky parting gift with mates that deters further suitors; Biologists can tell how some corals survive climate-related coral bleaching events; Quick decisions might not be easy ones as ‘choice overload’ leads to stress; Monkeys are 'naturally selecting' themselves for domestic cooperation and tranquility; Why don’t animals get sick from filthy, drying-up water holes in Africa?

Have you ever looked at your dog and wonder "How would you ever survive in the wild?!" I know my dogs are super spoiled and would not survive long in the wild even though they still have their predator instincts. Imagine what the circumstances must have been like when the first wild dogs were domesticated by humans. It was such a long time ago that it would be interesting to see how that would happen now.  Well, according to new research, there may be a way to find out how and why domestication happens using a small tropical reef fish and mysid shrimp as an example.  Longfin damselfish curate algae farms on their piece of the reef in Belize, which is in itself incredible. Researchers observed an interesting presence of mysid shrimp above the algae farm. The presence was found in multiple places on different parts of the reef, but the presence was in the same area as the longfin damselfish a majority of the time.  Researchers conducted a few experiments to conclude that the mysid shrimp are protected by the damselfish while the algae is fertilized by the waste of the mysid shrimp providing a better quality algae product.  More details on the episode.  My conclusion: The Ocean Is Fantastic! Link To Article: https://theconversation.com/we-found-algae-farming-fish-that-domesticate-tiny-shrimp-to-help-run-their-farms-151615 Register for the Mindful Conservation Conference:  https://www.absolutelysmashingllc.com/mindful-conference Want To Talk Oceans? Join the Speak Up For Blue Facebook Group: http://www.speakupforblue.com/group. Speak Up For Blue Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakupforblue/ Speak Up For Blue Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpeakUpforBlue Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk Madame CuriosityApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xUlSax Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2V38QQ1 ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Marine Mammal Science: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k5pTCI Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k1YyRL Projects For Wildlife Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Oc17gy Spotify: https://spoti.fi/37rinWz Ocean Science RadioApple Podcast: https://apple.co/3chJMfA Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bnkP18 The Guide To Mindful Conservation: Dancing In Pink Hiking Boots:Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/31P4UY6 Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3f7hDJw

The domestication of animals has transformed the way that people eat, clothe themselves, and live over the past 10,000 or so years, but what in the world does "domestication" even mean? How did this happen, and why did people start doing this? I talk with Professor Greger Larson of Oxford University about the genetics of animal domestication and how cutting-edge science is helping us answer these age-old questions.Support us by supporting our sponsors!Upstart - Find out how low your Upstart rate can be today at upstart.com/tides. SimpliSafe - Get FREE HD camera at simplisafe.com/tides.The Great Courses Plus - Go to thegreatcoursesplus.com/tides to access to their entire library for FREE.

If dogs are man's best friend, what are cats? Our begrudging roommates? Whatever they are, they hold a unique place in the genetic experiments we call domestication. While goats and sheep looked tasty and wolves were helpful on the hunt, cats were just kind of handy to have around. But they were free to come and go as they please for most of the historical interaction between homo sapiens and felis silvestris ... and that works just fine for cats. Host - Michael Rainey - https://twitter.com/raineymichaelvTo see more of what Storyteller Entertainment has to offer, head to our website: https://www.storytellerentertainment.coFor questions, comments, or business inquiries email us at podcasts@storytellerentertainment.co

About the Author Ryan Holiday is a writer and media strategist. When he was 19 years old, he dropped out of college to apprentice under Robert Greene, author of The 48 Laws of Power.  He had a successful marketing career at American Apparel and went on to found a creative agency called Brass Check, which has advised clients like Google, TASER, and Complex, as well as many prominent bestselling authors, including Neil Strauss, Tony Robbins and Tim Ferriss. He is the author of ten books, including Ego Is the Enemy, The Daily Stoic, Conspiracy and Stillness is the Key which have sold more than 2 million copies in thirty languages and have a following among NFL coaches, world-class athletes, TV personalities, political leaders, and others around the world. He spends most of his time on a ranch outside Austin, Texas where he does his writing and work in between raising cattle, donkeys and goats. Source: https://ryanholiday.net/about/ About the Book The Obstacle is the Way has become a cult classic, beloved by men and women around the world who apply its wisdom to become more successful at whatever they do. The book draws its inspiration from stoicism, the ancient Greek philosophy of enduring pain or adversity with perseverance and resilience. Stoics focus on the things they can control, let go of everything else, and turn every new obstacle into an opportunity to get better, stronger, tougher. Ryan Holiday shows us how some of the most successful people in history—from John D. Rockefeller to Amelia Earhart to Ulysses S. Grant to Steve Jobs—have applied stoicism to overcome difficult or even impossible situations. Their embrace of these principles ultimately mattered more than their natural intelligence, talents, or luck. If you’re feeling frustrated, demoralized, or stuck in a rut, this book can help you turn your problems into your biggest advantages. And along the way, it will inspire you with dozens of true stories of the greats from every age and era. Source: https://www.amazon.com/ Buy the book from The Book Depository -https://www.bookdepository.com/Obstacle-is-Way-Ryan-Holiday/9781781251492 /?a_aid=stephsbookshelf BIG IDEA 1 (5:47) – Invoke the reverse clause. There’s a quote from the book that says, “The impediment to action advances action, what stands in the way, becomes the way”. Ultimately the obstacle is the way. Marcus Aurelius, who is talked about in the book, suggests that we need to turn our obstacles upside down and have a way to find another path if necessary. Stoicism suggests that we have a choice, whether we will move over, around or through the obstacles that appear in our life. One concept in the book is the flank attack on an obstacle – stepping back and finding a new path. Take the line that is least expected which is not always the ideal one but gets us around, over or under the obstacle that is in our way. BIG IDEA 2 (7:06) – Behaviours and virtues. If an emotion can’t change the situation, it’s probably unhelpful. This doesn’t mean you can’t feel the emotion – vent, rant or even cry. It is about how you control (or domesticate) your emotions.  Stoicism is about emotional regulation or control. We need to tame emotions; train them and use them to our advantage. The virtues of stoicism include patience, courage, humility, resourcefulness, justice, reason and creativity. These are the virtues that you need to have to overcome the obstacles in your way.  BIG IDEA 3 (8:37) – Act. The root to overcoming the obstacles is through action. Despite the situation you find yourself in, you have the courage to take action.  If you fail, that is okay, that’s just feedback that you need a different path and you just have to find a new way. Problems are our chance to do our best. And we shouldn’t assume everything will go well; we should do pre mortem and plan for problems so we know how to react. External factors influence that path but not the direction. We should always be moving forward.  Links:  See my post about how I use my copy of Archley’s Book of Books here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_OIycvobxU/?igshid=uoytldajyc1d Listen to the Daily Stoic here: https://dailystoic.com/podcast/ Music By: Arcade Song by Generation Lost Let’s Connect LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/steph-clarke Instagram: @stephsbizbookshelf Enjoying the show? Please hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode and leave a review on iTunes to help others find us.

Here is the second instalment of my conversations with Greg Bellingham about spirituality.Whether you like to admit it or not, spirituality is a central part of the human experience. However there is an enormous amount of insecurity around this subject of spirituality and what it means to be a spiritual person.In this episode, greg explains the 3 ways insecurity impacts a person's spirituality.Insecurity causes people to:1. Dismiss it all together2. Domesticate or formalise it3. Privatise itAll three approaches leave a person outside of an authentic and embodied spirituality.

Animals on land and at sea are increasingly fleeing for Earth's poles, in a desperate bid to survive. Scientists have figured out how to create energy from shadows. Over in the UK, foxes seem to be self-domesticating, evolving for life in the city. Join Ben Bowlin for more Strange News Daily, and share your stories on Twitter: #strangedaily. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Domesticate your birds of prey, they'll hunt for your groceries. #FalconsSaveLives in this old pre-corona ep we dug up from the crates.

Nuggets take down the Timberwolves 109 - 100 to sweep the 5-game home stand! The highlights are here with Jason Kosmicki and Vic Lombardi.

Serena Wolf is the Harvard-educated, Le Cordon Bleu-Paris trained chef behind the blog domesticate-me.com and The Dude Diet cookbooks. Her mission is to make creating and maintaining a healthy lifestyle realistic, accessible, and most importantly, FUN. She lives in NYC with her dude.During the show, we discuss:How time in Paris changed Serena’s career and personal life (for the better!)What it’s like going to cooking school at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and being a private chef for top athletesThe evolution of Serena’s blog, Domesticate Me, and her behind the scenes efforts to be on TV, grow an audience, and land book dealsOwning your feelings in the moment, not glamorizing the hustle, and recognizing the value in doing the job you dislike while setting yourself up for the job you do likeHow prioritizing and talking about her mental health enables Serena to stay aligned with her work and goals on and off social mediaGiveaway!! To celebrate Serena’s new cookbook, The Dude Diet Dinnertime, coming out on October 29th, we’ve teamed up to do a giveaway of said cookbook as a thank you for listening to us giggle. To enter, make sure you’re following both of us on Instagram (@serenagwolf and @brieshelly) and leave a comment on why you loved this episode on the photo of Serena on my Instagram feed between now and Sunday, October 6th at midnight. If you’re listening to this after Oct 6th, see below for info on where to buy both of Serena’s cookbooks.Connect with Serena:www.domesticate-me.comInstagram: @serenagwolfPodcast: SpiralingMore info on The Dude Diet or buy hereThe Dude Diet DinnertimeConnect with Brie:www.brieshelly.comInstagram: @brieshellyWork TogetherFall Three Session Package - Note Fall3 in your message!!

We talk Dragon Ball Z, Between Two Ferns, scholastic book fairs, comedian Mark Normand, Rob Zombie, rubs and spices, break down how soup is a drink, Sid Haig memorial, Sugar Ray, people named Ray, people named Rory, pink salt and Fiji water, Cleveland Browns, people stealing our format and our RUSHMORE of ANIMALS WE'D LIKE TO DOMESTICATE.   Opening Song: CASH by Sugar Ray Closing Song: Sad, Sad City by Ghostland Observatory

We all know of several animals that are considered domesticated. Cole and Shawn take a look at the emergent properties of domestication, both in animals and humans. What do we still have in common with violent primates and how can we combat this trait? What do 'domesticates' have in common with humans? Who is domesticating humans and why? Tune in to hear the answers. --- 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/descentintodissent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/descentintodissent/support

Yeah, sure, your pet is your best friend because and they provide you with unrequited love and companionship, yada yada yada. But your dog would be waaay cooler if it could breathe fire. Hypothetical situations like this are what we here at Debate This! do best. And so, we’re taking some of Mario’s most iconic baddies and housebreaking them. Oh no, Chargin’ Chuck peed on the carpet again… Check out more incessant arguments at www.debatethiscast.com and keep the conversation going by following us on social media @debatethiscast.

Earth can be our home for many millions of years to come, but at some point, we will absolutely venture away from it and start surfing the solar winds, or powering up our ion drives, to navigate the many worlds our solar system has to offer. We'll swing around gas giants and play on their moons. We'll build cities on the Moon and Mars. We'll mine asteroids for all the water ice, ore, and precious metals we'll ever need. It's not just a fantasy. In fact, the required technology is just around the corner. We just need to make the first steps, right after we explain why we'd ever want to leave a planet on which we evolved, especially when not everyone could join us on this adventure.

You asked, we answered! We let Patreon members choose an episode, and y'all chose "Animals to Domesticate." The Good Vibes Gang gathered in the Fortress of Solid-Dudes, with Ian Karmel on a bunch of cold medicine for this draft. FLU GAME. Support the show!Join the All Fantasy Everything Patreon for exclusive mailbag and movie watch-a-longs episodes. Check it all out at www.patreon.com/AllFantasy.Rate All Fantasy Everything 5-stars on Apple Podcasts.Decide the winner on the All Fantasy Everything Twitter poll @AllFantasyPodFollow the Good Vibes Gang on social media:Ian Karmel @IanKarmel IG: @IanKarmelSean Jordan @SeanSJordan IG: @SeancougarmelonJordanDavid Gborie @Thegissilent IG: @Coolguyjokes87Show Email: allfantasypodcast@gmail.com

we must learn how to re-Domesticate ourselves and our lives will change for the absolute best --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, we do a spin-off of our evolution miniseries and talk about a topic we started discussing last week - domestication! We cover the domestication of corn, dogs (again), and Hanwoo cattle. For the domestication of dogs, we discuss a different paper that found genetic variants between wolves and dogs in starch digestion (dogs can and wolves can't). We talk about a paper looking at the domestication and inbreeding of Hanwoo cattle and how that might be affecting fitness. We also weigh in on the Yanny-Laurel debate.

Get to Know influencer and food blogger Serena Wolf from the informative, delicious and funny blog domesticate-me.com Serena is the knowledgeable and HILARIOUS voice behind her food blog, Domesticate Me, and has published the cookbook, "The Dude Diet". She attended Le Cordon Bleu in Paris and since graduating in 2011, has worn a few different culinary hats-private chef, culinary instructor, freelance writer, recipe developer, nutritional spirit guide just to name a few - but blogging has easily been her most rewarding pursuit, both personally and professionally. Her mission is founded in the belief that cooking should be accessible, experimental, and most importantly, FUN. We just loved our conversation with Serena, she is funny, smart and has a passion for good food and life. She talks about her journey of being a picky eater to becoming a chef in her own right. She has a love/hate thing happening with Gwyneth Paltrow that we touch on as well (HA). So listen in and Get to Know Serena. Visit wegetoknow.com to explore recipes and learn more about our podcast and guest. Did you know we have two additional podcast? In addition to Eat+Well, we also have Get to Know Travel and Get to Know Fashion where we are interviewing your favorite influencers and bloggers. Simply search We Get to Know in iTunes or anywhere you listen to your podcast.

Time stamped show notes: [00:43] Failures that made him who he is today | Dropped out of college [1:52] A couple of the businesses he started were started with $200 each. One he had to shut down, and one he had to sell. He got a better business education than he would have in college. [2:52] You want to have small, steady failures that course correct instead of one catastrophic failure that wipes you out .  [4:12] Time your IPO perfectly. [4:31] Domesticate our failures so that they recur often, frequently, and smaller so they become ways for us to learn. [6:36] People have a better chance to participate. Things are getting better. [7:09] This is the best time to make things happen. There's never been as many tools, as much money, as much knowledge. [7:36] The future will be even better. [9:05] The biggest AI companies today are sitting on a lot of data. [11:20] There's two kinds of people looking at the future: those who have to see it to believe it and those who believe it in order to make it real. [13:33] Not everything that is strange, wonderful, or wild is going to become true. [14:53] Doing, not thinking, is the solution to all the problems in the world. [16:13] Kevin believes AI will become a commodity like electricity. [21:14] One of the ways in which our economic infrastructure will shift is in the invention of new institutional forms.   [22:31] There will be a increase in scale [economics]. [25:25] We need to have tolerance for natural monopolies (like Facebook). [27:50] We're constantly inventing ways to have a winner take all, new verticals. There is an infinite amount of verticals. [28:35] His most unpopular idea that he believes is ‘the thing': anonymity in the internet is a bad thing. [29:35] He believes ending anonymity on the internet would end bullying, harassment, etc. [30:05] Anonymity is like sales. In small amounts, it is harmless, but in large amounts, it is toxic. [36:26] He believes a world government is necessary at this time (taxes, police, leadership, tackling problems at the global level). Three key points: You want to have small, steady failures that course correct instead of one catastrophic failure that wipes you out.   This is the best time to make things happen. There's never been as many tools, as much money, as much knowledge. Anonymity is like sales. In small amounts, it is harmless, but in large amounts, it is toxic. Last question: If anyone have answers, or know experts, or can recommend resources on global government, please contact him. How to contact him: Email: kk@kk dot org

--{ "The Elite Use Science as Well-Funded Saviour, To Domesticate, Programme, Tame Your Behaviour" © Alan Watt }-- Weird Weather - HAARP Facility - Alter Jet Stream - Super-Heat the Atmosphere - Conspiracy Theory - HAARP Initially Designed as Weapon - Propaganda - Think-Tanks - Managing Our Minds - You are Constantly Retrained to Suit Your Masters - Religion - Techniques of Control and Warfare - Turn Children Against Parents - Wellbeing - Government Intrusion - Scotland a Test-bed, Old Soviet System on Steroids - Destroy the Culture, Genocide - Domesticate for Easier Management - Elite Must Remain the Wild Men - If Your Brain Functions, Use It - Poverty and Despair Wreak Havoc - GIRFEC - Social Work - Efficiency Experts - Tiered Society of Owners, Scientific Elite - Creating Sameness - Military/Industrial Complex - People Expect Information to Entertain - Bertrand Russell - Your Government Spends a Lot of Money to Observe Your Every Move. *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 26, 2017 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

Have you ever heard a friend or even yourself saying I have tried to quit alcohol for the past ten years. Each glass of beer is the last. This is procrastination at work. I have 4 big ideas .so let me first define what procrastination is  First and foremost procrastination is the tendency to delay unpleasant but important acts. For Example: Going to gym – writing thank you letter, writing a book. Guess what even New Year resolution won’t help.    Procrastination is pure idiotic because no project complete itself.th irony is that we are well aware that these tasks when completed, are highly profitable or beneficial.        So why do we keep pushing those projects in the Owen until we are burn out. Well the answer is pretty obvious: The environment – because our mood is not created by our consciousness, namely our mood is created by a shallow impulse of the environment that we don’t necessary notice.      Now how do we go about domesticating it and capitalize on it? Well here are 4 big ideas to be implemented --First and foremost since procrastination from our natural willpower via low motivation – the cure here is to change the environment or one’s profession by selecting one where - you do not have to fight with your impulse. To be more clear your environment has be in alignment with your natural impulse rather than against it. --Second have a deadline stipulated/set by an external authority or virtual authority that you respect and honour. --Third, self-impose works also very well under the condition if the task is broken down in step by step, with each part assign its own due date --The fourth big idea is to combine all the three previous big ideas.  When you all what is mentioned above- You experience we call the duty life, hence you are Magnificent. By the way, the magnificent acts to satisfy his duty – whereas the weak acts to satisfy his/her need Have you ever heard a friend or even yourself saying I have tried to quit alcohol for the past ten years. Each glass of beer is the last. This is procrastination at work. I have 4 big ideas .so let me first define what procrastination is  First and foremost procrastination is the tendency to delay unpleasant but important acts. For Example: Going to gym – writing thank you letter, writing a book. Guess what even New Year resolution won’t help.    Procrastination is pure idiotic because no project complete itself.th irony is that we are well aware that these tasks when completed, are highly profitable or beneficial.        So why do we keep pushing those projects in the Owen until we are burn out. Well the answer is pretty obvious: The environment – because our mood is not created by our consciousness, namely our mood is created by a shallow impulse of the environment that we don’t necessary notice.      Now how do we go about domesticating it and capitalize on it? Well here are 4 big ideas to be implemented --First and foremost since procrastination from our natural willpower via low motivation – the cure here is to change the environment or one’s profession by selecting one where - you do not have to fight with your impulse. To be more clear your environment has be in alignment with your natural impulse rather than against it. --Second have a deadline stipulated/set by an external authority or virtual authority that you respect and honour. --Third, self-impose works also very well under the condition if the task is broken down in step by step, with each part assign its own due date --The fourth big idea is to combine all the three previous big ideas.  When you all what is mentioned above- You experience we call the duty life, hence you are Magnificent. By the way, the magnificent acts to satisfy his duty – whereas the weak acts to satisfy his/her need Have you ever heard a friend or even yourself saying I have tried to quit alcohol for the past ten years. Each glass of beer is the last. This is procrastination at work. I have 4 big ideas .so let me first define what procrastination is  First and foremost procrastination is the tendency to delay unpleasant but important acts. For Example: Going to gym – writing thank you letter, writing a book. Guess what even New Year resolution won’t help.    Procrastination is pure idiotic because no project complete itself.th irony is that we are well aware that these tasks when completed, are highly profitable or beneficial.        So why do we keep pushing those projects in the Owen until we are burn out. Well the answer is pretty obvious: The environment – because our mood is not created by our consciousness, namely our mood is created by a shallow impulse of the environment that we don’t necessary notice.      Now how do we go about domesticating it and capitalize on it? Well here are 4 big ideas to be implemented --First and foremost since procrastination from our natural willpower via low motivation – the cure here is to change the environment or one’s profession by selecting one where - you do not have to fight with your impulse. To be more clear your environment has be in alignment with your natural impulse rather than against it. --Second have a deadline stipulated/set by an external authority or virtual authority that you respect and honour. --Third, self-impose works also very well under the condition if the task is broken down in step by step, with each part assign its own due date --The fourth big idea is to combine all the three previous big ideas.  When you all what is mentioned above- You experience we call the duty life, hence you are Magnificent. By the way, the magnificent acts to satisfy his duty – whereas the weak acts to satisfy his/her need Have you ever heard a friend or even yourself saying I have tried to quit alcohol for the past ten years. Each glass of beer is the last. This is procrastination at work. I have 4 big ideas .so let me first define what procrastination is  First and foremost procrastination is the tendency to delay unpleasant but important acts. For Example: Going to gym – writing thank you letter, writing a book. Guess what even New Year resolution won’t help.    Procrastination is pure idiotic because no project complete itself.th irony is that we are well aware that these tasks when completed, are highly profitable or beneficial.        So why do we keep pushing those projects in the Owen until we are burn out. Well the answer is pretty obvious: The environment – because our mood is not created by our consciousness, namely our mood is created by a shallow impulse of the environment that we don’t necessary notice.      Now how do we go about domesticating it and capitalize on it? Well here are 4 big ideas to be implemented --First and foremost since procrastination from our natural willpower via low motivation – the cure here is to change the environment or one’s profession by selecting one where - you do not have to fight with your impulse. To be more clear your environment has be in alignment with your natural impulse rather than against it. --Second have a deadline stipulated/set by an external authority or virtual authority that you respect and honour. --Third, self-impose works also very well under the condition if the task is broken down in step by step, with each part assign its own due date --The fourth big idea is to combine all the three previous big ideas.  When you all what is mentioned above- You experience we call the duty life, hence you are Magnificent. By the way, the magnificent acts to satisfy his duty – whereas the weak acts to satisfy his/her need

In this talk Richard Wrangham (Harvard Univ) puts forth the theory that Homo sapiens are, in fact, a self-domesticated species. He defines “self-domestication” as the evolution of a reduced propensity for reactive aggression (compared to an immediate ancestor), without the active involvement of another species. He then shows that communal sanctions practiced by hunter-gatherers, which depend on proactive aggression, provide a leading candidate mechanism selecting against high levels of reactive aggression. He therefore proposes that human self-domestication is an ironic consequence of a particularly well-developed facility for proactive aggression, and concludes that humans did indeed self-domesticate, providing a critical underpinning for inter-individual tolerance and cooperation. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [Science] [Show ID: 28902]

In this talk Richard Wrangham (Harvard Univ) puts forth the theory that Homo sapiens are, in fact, a self-domesticated species. He defines “self-domestication” as the evolution of a reduced propensity for reactive aggression (compared to an immediate ancestor), without the active involvement of another species. He then shows that communal sanctions practiced by hunter-gatherers, which depend on proactive aggression, provide a leading candidate mechanism selecting against high levels of reactive aggression. He therefore proposes that human self-domestication is an ironic consequence of a particularly well-developed facility for proactive aggression, and concludes that humans did indeed self-domesticate, providing a critical underpinning for inter-individual tolerance and cooperation. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [Science] [Show ID: 28902]

--{ Civilization and Domestication: "To "Civilize" We Tear Nations Asunder, It Means to Domesticate, Loot and Plunder On Behalf of the World's Dominant Minority, The "Better Genes" Rule Over Majority, Propaganda, "Smart Bombs", War Sanitized, And All Major News is Weaponized, Acceptance of Crimes, Deeds Once Hated, Because Science has Public Domesticated, Regardless of Target it's Same News Spiel, To Prevent this Threat, We Invade and Steal" © Alan Watt }-- Official Version vs. Reality Version of History - Small Elite in Control of Money - British Empire and Lord Kitchener - Revolutions - Liberalism, Doublethink and Forbidden Speech - "Civilization" brought to the Barbarians - Tony Blair - "Liberal" Interventions, Overthrows and Wars - Weaponized News, Propaganda - Afghanistan's Trillion-Dollar Mineral Assets - Instigation by Provocateurs, Brzezinski - CFR on Continuous Terror - G-20 Summit, Council on Foreign Relations and CIGI - Domestication of the Public - Being an Individual, Regaining Independence. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Sept. 11, 2012 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

--{ Don't Procrastinate -- De-Domesticate: "The New World Order Group, within Their Own Milieu, Keep Extensive Data on Each Peasant's Work Value, Your Genealogical History, Statistical Life Expectancy, As You Slave All Your Days in Total Interdependency, No Reasoning with These Boys, Each Interbred Fanatic, Shafting You, Dumping You in System Post-Democratic, True Darwinian Zealots, Elected Fittest to Survive, Do Sigh, Surplus Must Die so Fittest Families Thrive, Better Wake Up Very Quickly, Don't be So Naive, Discard Domestication, 'fore Nothing's Left to Retrieve" © Alan Watt }-- Governments are Corporations, Based on Economics - Economists, John Stuart Mill, Darwin, "Arrested Civilizations" and Lists of Peoples Who would not "Adapt" Slated for Elimination - Public to "Prepare the Soil" for Elite - UN Agenda 21 "Human Habit" Areas (Reservations) and Biospheres - Self-Sufficient American Indians, Put in Reservations, Residential Schools - Health Canada (Govt.) sends Bodybags to Native Indian Reserves. Imaginary Swine Flu Hype, Training for Annual Vaccinations - Rights for Individual Survival and Self-Sustenance - Interdependence = Dependence for Everything You Need to Survive. Darwinian Plan, Planetary Masters and Slaves - Forced Labour (Taxes) is Slavery - Set-up of EU and Parliament (Totalitarian). Push from Top for Religious Movements to go "Green" - God and Christianity Banned by Councils in Britain. Riots Feared as Unemployment Rises - Lord Mandelson. Political Healthcare Agenda - Doctors Withdraw Treatment for Terminally iLL, Euthanasia, Death "Pathways" - EXTERMINATION - Giving Govt. Power Over You - Darwinian "Survival of the Fittest" - Enslavement through Physical Force or Economic System (Money). Karl Marx - Leaders of All Parties Members of CFR-RIIA - Australian P.M., Obama. (Articles: ["Ottawa sends body bags to Manitoba reserves" (cbc.ca) - Sept. 16, 2009.] ["Alcohol-based sanitizers for flu-hit First Nations delayed over substance abuse fears" (cbc.ca) - June 23, 2009.] [VIDEO: "UNREPENTANT: KEVIN ANNETT AND CANADA'S GENOCIDE (documentary)" [Time: 1:48:56] (video.google.com).] [Video: "The swine flu fiasco" (archives.cbc.ca) - Broadcast Feb. 21, 1983.] ["CBC Flu Archive" [Old documentaries on first Swine Flu Outbreaks, CBC Canada.] (at archive.org).] ["DON'T GET SHOT: The Save 10,000 Kids Street Action (Sep 19th, 1 pm)" Toronto Truth Seekers (9-11.meetup.com).] ["You mustn't mention God... council bans church from putting up notices about its meetings" (dailymail.co.uk) - Sept. 16, 2009.] ["TUC fears risk of riots as jobless total rises" by Brian Groom and Jim Pickard (ft.com) - Sept. 13, 2009.] ["Report warns doctors snub families of the terminally ill amid growing use of 'death pathway' " by Daniel Martin (dailymail.co.uk) - Sept. 15, 2009.]) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Sept. 17, 2009 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

Transcript -- A representative from the International Gorilla Conservation Programme explains the aims of habituation.

A representative from the International Gorilla Conservation Programme explains the aims of habituation.

Transcript -- A representative from the International Gorilla Conservation Programme explains the aims of habituation.

A representative from the International Gorilla Conservation Programme explains the aims of habituation.