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In this episode, we explore the precarious existence of grizzly bears in the United States, focusing on their survival challenges and the intricate interplay between human development and wildlife conservation. From the historical land grabbing and habitat destruction to the current threats posed by climate change, we delve into the struggles of maintaining genetic diversity and the critical need for interconnected habitats. With insights from experts and advocates like Doug Peacock and Terry Tempest Williams, we discuss the pressing issues of delisting, trophy hunting, and the impact of climate change on grizzly bear populations. Join us as we examine the role of grizzlies in our ecosystem and the urgent need for coexistence to ensure their survival and ours. We include clips from four documentaries on the grizzly bear. Grizzly Country: https://youtu.be/2_XPRozm4CI?si=M7XpfUKCTuFUCB98 Directed by Ben Moon, presented by Peak Design The Beast of Our Time: Climate Change and Grizzly Bears: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cfuSIlEIyY Produced by Save the Yellowstone Grizzly and Never Give Up Films Peacock's War: https://youtu.be/2KJ-ia0O71U?si=8aPXc2MG05sKCgMc Peacock's War, PBS Nature profiles Vietnam veteran Doug Peacock, who's battling to protect grizzly bears while dealing with war memories. Filmed in Montana's Glacier National Park. Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons - PBS Nature Documentary: https://youtu.be/9gXa-bs_9i0?si=_BrGyekmC0h0rPIC For an extended interview and other benefits, become an EcoJustice Radio patron at https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio Resources/Articles: Doug Peacock, [https://dougpeacock.net/] born in 1942, is a U.S. author, filmmaker, naturalist, and Vietnam War veteran. He is best known for his work dedicated to grizzly bear recovery in the lower-48, his book Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness and serving as the model for the well-known character George Washington Hayduke in Edward Abbey's novel The Monkey Wrench Gang. His other books include ¡Baja!, Walking It Off: A Veteran's Chronicle of War and Wilderness, and The Essential Grizzly: The Mingled Fates of Men and Bears (co-authored with Andrea Peacock). His latest book, Was It Worth It: A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home, won the 2023 National Outdoor Book Award, and a 2022 award for literature from the American Academy of Arts & Letters. Doug is the co-founder of several conservation organizations including Round River Conservation Studies and Save The Yellowstone Grizzly. Jack Eidt is an urban planner, environmental journalist, and climate organizer, as well as award-winning fiction writer. He is Co-Founder of SoCal 350 Climate Action and Executive Producer of EcoJustice Radio. He writes a column on PBS SoCal called High & Dry [https://www.pbssocal.org/people/high-dry]. He is also Founder and Publisher of WilderUtopia [https://wilderutopia.com], a website dedicated to the question of Earth sustainability, finding society-level solutions to environmental, community, economic, transportation and energy needs. Podcast Website: http://ecojusticeradio.org/ Podcast Blog: https://www.wilderutopia.com/category/ecojustice-radio/ Support the Podcast: Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=LBGXTRM292TFC&source=url Executive Producer and Host: Jack Eidt Engineer and Original Music: Blake Quake Beats Episode 241 Photo credit: National Park Service-CJ Adams
The Interview Series #14: “Coach” Doug PeacockIn this episode of the Interview Series I have a conversation with “Coach” Doug Peacock about his Infinite Banking journey. We had a great conversation about his career, how he found Infinite Banking and what he's doing today. To contact “Coach” Doug you can find him at www.peacockwealthgroup.com ⚔️ “LIVE & LEAVE A LASTING LEGACY” ⚔️
Nick Mott is an award-winning multimedia journalist who lives in Livingston, Montana. His latest project is a wonderful new podcast called The Wide Open, which he produced in collaboration with Montana Public Radio and the Montana Media Lab. The podcast offers a fresh look into our ever-changing relationship with the Endangered Species Act (ESA), and it digs into the history, nuance, and modern-day controversies surrounding what has been called “the most powerful environmental legislation in the world.” Nick explores this devisive topic with deep curiosity and journalistic integrity, and I found the podcast to be amazingly educational and entertaining– which is a rare combo when discussing such a complex piece of legislation. If you're a longtime Mountain & Prairie listener, then many of the topics Nick explores in The Wide Open will be of great interest– grizzly bears, wolves, the environmental history of the West, and more. You'll also hear a few familiar voices, including past podcast guest and living legend Doug Peacock. But what I most appreciated about The Wide Open is how Nick was able to humanize the stories surrounding such a divisive part of Western culture– he features people who love the ESA and people who hate it, but all of them are given the opportunity to share their stories and unique outlooks. In this current cultural moment of hot takes, outrage, and misinformation, The Wide Open is a much-needed return to nuance, curiosity, and civility. As you'd expect from an award-winning podcaster, Nick knows how to tell a great story, so I know you'll enjoy this episode. We start out discussing the history of the ESA and Nick's fresh approach to exploring such a well-known environmental story. We discuss how the ESA is used as a tool to achieve goals other than species protection, how Nick balances the need to make his podcasts both informative and fun to listen to, how he accounts for his own personal biases when telling stories, and how he goes about choosing people to interview. About halfway through the episode, Nick recounts a horrifying recent run-in he had with a grizzly bear, and he discusses how that close call affected his thinking on some of these complex wildlife issues. We also discuss his favorite books, plans for future seasons of The Wide Open, how he deals with negative feedback, wolf reintroduction in Colorado, his professional heroes, and much more. Be sure to check out the episode notes for links to everything, including Nick's other podcasts and his book "This is Wildfire," which he co-authored with Justin Angle. A big thanks to Nick for taking the time, thank you for listening, and please subscribe to The Wide Open– I know you'll really enjoy it! --- Nick Mott The Wide Open "This is Wildfire" by Nick Mott and Justin Angle --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:50 - What attracts Nick to specific stories or topics? 6:30 - Nick describes his new approach to examining the ESA. 8:30 - A brief history of the ESA 11:35 - Using the ESA as a tool to save species OR achieve other goals 16:00 - How Nick chooses people to interview and include on the podcast 19:15 - Balancing telling stories that are both entertaining and substantive 22:50 - Accounting for bias in journalism 24:45 - Why Nick includes his own story in the podcast narrative 27:30 - Introvert or extrovert? 28:50 - Did Nick change his mind on anything related to the ESA? 31:30 - How the internet has inflamed the divisiveness of the ESA 33:00 - Nick's recent terrifying encounter with a grizzly 39:00 - The psychological aftermath of the grizzly scare 44:45 - Providing a framework for thinking about wolf reintroduction in Colorado 49:00 - People Nick admires 53:00 - What type of journalism does Nick like the best? 55:00 - Future seasons of The Wide Open? 56:45 - People Nick admires 1:00:00 - Favorite books 1:02:00 - Dealing with negative feedback 1:04:00 - Parting words of wisdom --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts
In this episode, we ask: Are you a business owner? Are you having difficulty hiring? What did a recent Gallup poll say? Who is Doug Peacock? Would you like to hear Episode 262? What are the seven ideas of “put me (life insurance) on your payroll”? Would you pay me like your lowest paid employee?...
Hey everyone, Welcome to Episode 433 of the Outdoor Biz Podcast with outdoor writer and podcaster Meg Carney. Meg is an outdoor and environmental writer with a passion for environmental advocacy. She primarily covers topics within the outdoor industry ranging from the best new products and greenwashing to the scientific coverups of hazardous chemicals. And if you're not listening to her series on Forever Chemicals released on March 4th . . . get on that . . . it's a MUST listen. Meg is dropping New episodes every Monday through April. Welcome to Episode 433 of the Outdoor Biz Podcast with outdoor writer and podcaster Meg Carney. Meg is an outdoor and environmental writer with a passion for environmental advocacy. She primarily covers topics within the outdoor industry ranging from the best new products and greenwashing to the scientific coverups of hazardous chemicals. And if you're not listening to her series on Forever Chemicals released on March 4th . . . get on that . . . it's a MUST listen. Meg is dropping New episodes every Monday through April. Facebook Twitter Instagram Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Sign up for my Newsletter HERE I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com Show Notes 00:00 Grandfather's conservationist influence sparked environmental passion. 05:01 First article published led to freelance writing career. 08:16 The text discusses speciesism, the unequal treatment of different animal species. It uses the example of how dogs are often treated as human children, while pigs are seen as livestock, despite having similar intelligence. The discussion is presented in a fictional narrative. 10:10 Book focuses on consumer sustainability, lacks industry perspective. 14:21 Passionate about surprising complexity of textile industry. 16:43 Teflon pants are made using forever chemicals, known for their extreme durability and widespread use in water repellency. They gained attention through documentaries and have become a major topic in the outdoor industry. 22:53 Explored eastern US outdoor spaces during 5-month trip. 24:26 Minnesota van adventure with cozy warm nights and free camping experiences. 27:41 Hiking, mud mishap in South Carolina. 29:24 Favorite Outdoor Activity: Gravel Biking and I love any of the jouring activities, ski jouring, bike jouring anything that can allow me to recreate with my dogs. 32:24 Buying less reduces environmental impact and waste. Textiles are particularly difficult to reuse and recycle efficiently, so making products last longer is crucial. Applying waterproofing to extend the life of clothing is a sustainable practice. 35:10 Lava Linens, a Woman-founded company offers efficient, compact travel towels. 37:19 Meg's Favorite Book: The Monkey Wrench Gang, Desert Solitaire, Ed Abbey's Essays, Megs Book Outdoor Minimalist 38:32 Doug Peacock and environmental conservation. OD Biz Episode 326 Thanks for listening and visiting our website. Don't forget to subscribe and spread the word! Learn More To learn more about Meg, visit her website at: outdoorminimalist.com You can also visit Meg on these social sites: Facebook Linkedin Instagram YouTube Pinterest Anchorfm Next Steps If you enjoy interviews devoted to the outdoor industry, find us online at ricksaez.com/listen. We love likes and comments, and if you know someone who is also an outdoor enthusiast, go ahead and share our site with them, too. Keywords #Textile waste, #Ethical sourcing, #Forever chemicals #PFAS #Environmental impact #Environmental regulations #Publishing process #Speciesism #Outdoor Minimalist book #Podcast creation #Conservationists Podcast produced using Descript, CastMagic Podcast hosted by Libsyn use code 'outdoorbizpod' for 20% OFF Show Notes powered by Castmagic Website powered by Wordpress Note: As an Affiliate of Amazon and others, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Doug Peacock had dedicated his life to teaching, diligently putting money aside every month for his retirement. However, when the day finally arrived, he was shocked to discover that he was short a staggering $25,000,000. Sitting down with his advisor, Doug couldn't help but marvel at the red stash of money that represented his shortfall. Reflecting on his career, he couldn't help but think that this conversation should have happened five years earlier instead of just 60 days before leaving the classroom. Despite his unexpected financial setback, Doug now sought to find a new path in life, one that would bring him fulfillment and purpose beyond the confines of teaching.Connect with Doug Peacock: https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com/Topics & Bullets:Introduction to the episode and guestIntroduction of the podcast, host, and guest Doug PeacockDiscovering the upside-down approach to life insuranceFlipping the upside down with minimum death benefit and maximum cash valueCutting commissions to benefit clientsAvailability of money within 30 to 60 daysUse of mutual companies that pay dividendsSelectivity in choosing insurance companiesThe speaker's personal financial journeyAttempting retirement from teachingDiscovering a shortfall in savings late in their careerRealization that the conversation should have happened earlierExploding student loan debts and the start of a new pathThe importance of control and access to moneyThe need for boundaries in wealth warehousingThe value of a good coachHaving control and access to investmentsCriteria for selecting insurance companiesPreference for 100 plus-year-old mutual companiesA-rated companies as preferred choicesWho benefits from the approachAthletes, real estate investors, and coaches looking to retireCustomer control over investmentsFactors influencing insurance costsAge, gender, and health ratingLower costs for women due to perceived lower risk behaviorFinancing life and the importance of benefitsComparing costs with long-term benefitsEmphasis on financing life rather than focusing on death benefitAccess to money for various needs throughout lifeTax advantages and concernsTax-exempt status of accumulated moneyConcerns about the direction of taxesTaking action and challenging beliefs about moneyBelief in the need to take action todayImportance of challenging beliefs about moneyRecognition that a relationship is not the key to successExpertise and learning from othersTagline discussion on investing 10,000 hours or learning from someone who has already made that investmentThe importance of navigating specific structures and processesInfinite banking and life insurance policy selectionThe term "infinite banking" losing meaningChoice of life insurance policy depending on individual needsExamples of different policy choices for different clientsThe process and benefits of wealth warehousingPatience and time required for the method to yield resultsBuilding cash value for future usePotential for a return that exceeds the initial investmentCreation of a tax-free warehouse of...
In this enlightening episode of the College Knowledge Podcast, hosts Dave Kozak and Joe Kerins are joined by Doug Peacock, a former educator with a unique perspective on college planning. Doug's journey from teaching to financial planning offers valuable insights.The episode explores the vital connection between academic aspirations and financial realities. Doug's advice encourages students and parents to assess the necessity of a college degree and consider alternative paths. Expert guidance is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of professional support in understanding complex financial aspects like FAFSA and college costs.Shifting gears, the episode delves into the intricate world of financial decision-making and college planning. Balancing immediate sacrifices with long-term strategies, optimizing college funding, and understanding cash flow are discussed.The conversation concludes by unveiling the complexities of generational wealth and debt management. Listeners gain insights into breaking the cycle of financial burden across generations, emphasizing the role of informed decision-making and holistic financial planning.Tune in to gain transformative insights for college success, strategic debt management, and creating a legacy of financial stability. Follow us on social media:https://www.instagram.com/elitecollegiateplanning/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086096088113https://www.linkedin.com/company/elite-collegiate-planning/Visit us online:https://elitecollegiateplanning.com/https://collegeknowledge.net/
Doug Peacock is a legendary environmentalist, writer, filmmaker, and grizzly bear advocate. He's the co-founder of two conversation nonprofits– Round River Conservation Studies and Save the Yellowstone Grizzly. Doug was also the inspiration for the character George Washington Hayduke in his friend Edward Abbey's classic novel "The Monkey Wrench Gang." And to top it all off, he is the author of many classic books, including "Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness" and his most recent award-winning book "Was it Worth It? A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home," published by Patagonia Books. - Doug was born and raised in Michigan, where he grew up obsessed with nature and the outdoors. As a young man, he was drafted into the Vietnam War, where he served as a Green Beret combat medic, an experience that placed him squarely in the middle of devastating violence toward his fellow soldiers, as well as civilian men, women, and children. In 1968, he returned home from Vietnam spiritually broken, mentally unwell, and physically debilitated with malaria. Not knowing where to turn, he headed deep into the wilderness of Yellowstone National Park by himself, where he formed an unlikely bond with the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear. Eventually, he recovered both physically and mentally and, to this day, he credits the grizzly with saving his life. He has spent the last half-century repaying his debt to the grizzly bear, aggressively fighting for their protection and recovery in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and beyond. - I met up with Doug in Aspen, Colorado, where he was in town for a reading of "Was it Worth It?" at Aspen's only bookstore, Explore Booksellers. Even though I could've talked with Doug for many hours, we managed to jam a lot of stories into this conversation. Some of the topics we discussed include: Why Doug does not carry a gun in grizzly country; why it is important for humans to love and protect a creature as powerful, even dangerous, as a grizzly; his friendships with Edward Abbey, Yvon Chouinard, Jim Harrison, and others, and how each of those high-voltage personalities helped to elevate the others; the death and secret burial of Edward Abbey; why climate changes is such a threat to grizzlies, the challenges and financial realities of a life dedicated to environmental advocacy; his greatest source of pride and greatest disappointment; what is giving him hope now; and Doug reads several passages from "Was It Worth It?'" - Even as he's getting on up there in age, today, at age 81, you can still feel the fire in Doug's spirit, and his passion for grizzlies is palpable. I was honored to have the opportunity to chat with Doug, and I loved his book "Was it Worth It?" I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. --- Doug Peacock "Was it Worth It? A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home" "Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness" Save the Yellowstone Grizzly Round River Conservation Studies --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 4:10 - Discussing the picture on the front of Doug's book 6:25 - When Doug decided it wasn't fair to be in grizzly country with guns 8:40 - How Yellowstone became a part of Doug's life 10:55 - How grizzlies provided a much-needed community for Doug after his time at war 12:40 - How long it took for Doug to find peace in grizzly country after Vietnam 15:10 - Exploring Doug's balance between telling the good stories and being willing to fight for conservation 18:10 - Why specifically it is so important for humans to learn to love and protect a creature as powerful, even dangerous, as a grizzly 19:40 - How Doug's friends made him a better conservationist 21:40 - How Doug's friends balance their very strong personalities 22:40 - The importance of ceremony and how Doug handled the passing of his dear friend, Ed Abbey 28:40 - Whether or not parenthood changed Doug's outlook on risk and death 30:10 - Who or where Doug drew his motivation from 32:10 - How Doug managed his lifestyle 33:40 - What keeps Doug awake at night, as it pertains to grizzlies 36:40 - How Doug became interested in fighting climate change by way of grizzlies 39:30 - Where Doug would focus his energy if he were starting his career in conservation now 40:25 - Whether or not Doug is an optimist 43:40 - What work Doug is most proud of in his life, and where he thinks he may have fallen short 46:00 - Doug's friendship with Jim Harrison 47:10 - What gives Doug hope 48:40 - Doug's mandatory reading --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts
Key Takeaways You have got to be intentional about your life if you're going to win. If you don't understand real estate, please do not invest in real estate. I don't care that it's athletics, it could be something else. But you've got to have something else that's going to require time outside the school day. I want my infinite banking based on an asset that is guaranteed to grow. Please, I don't care if you use me or not, I don't care. But get a good coach. Do what you love. If you don't love real estate, find something else. Timeline [00:43] Intro to Podcast [01:32] Intro to episode guest [04:07] One word that describes Doug personally and professionally. [07:09] Talk about your background a little bit. [14:13] Doug explains Infinite Banking. [20:45] What happens if you do a real estate deal and the real estate deal goes bad and you lose the money? [25:42] Doug talks about capital gains and the application of taxes on that. [33:50] What's one piece of advice you want to give the listeners? [35:14] Best book you've ever read? [35:45] Favorite tourist attraction. Contact Website: peacockwealthgroup.com
Doug Peacock is the CEO and founder of Peacock Wealth Group. As a lifelong football coach and educator, Doug has helped thousands of families win the personal cash-flow game. The game plan recaptures the thousands of dollars paid to banks and other lending institutions to grow wealth safely and predictably in a tax-favored environment into your personal financing system. Doug is especially effective with student loans and destroys them quicker than you ever thought possible. As a college funding specialist, Doug coaches parents on how to send students to their best schools without destroying retirement accounts and with as little out-of-pocket money as possible. Some have even found themselves getting every dollar they spend on college back into their cash flows during retirement, making college funding extremely efficient. Learn more about ALTERNATIVE BUSINESS and INVESTMENT STRATEGIES through QUATTRO CAPITAL! LinkedIn: /TeamQuattroCapital Instagram: @TeamQuattroCapital Facebook: @TeamQuattroCapital Website: www.TheQuattroWay.com [00:01 - 08:10] Using Whole Life Insurance Policies to Take Control of Your Finances Discusses Nelson Nash's method of using whole life insurance policies as a personal banking system Shares Doug Peacock's experience using this concept to help his players get out of student debt faster Explains how the infinite banking concept can be used to set up children for financial success Emphasizes the importance of finding the right coach and being cautious of bad information [08:11 - 16:52] How Life Insurance Policies Can Help You Pay Off Student Loans Faster Explains how privately owned insurance policies can be used for arbitrage Shares an example of a football player who got out of debt in 7 years with the help of a policy Highlights the benefits of controlling the money and using it for anything, not just debt reduction Explains how mutual life insurance companies that don't have stockholders pay dividends to policyholder [16:53 - 24:33] Becoming Debt-Free with Unique Insurance Policy Design Shares a success story of a married couple with six figures of student loan debt becoming debt-free in about 7 years and 4 months Explains how a unique policy design allows access to money in 30 days Highlights how policy loans were used to pay off student loans, smallest to largest Emphasizes the competitive spirit developed as the couple worked to knock out loans quickly [24:34 - 37:53] Using Life Insurance Policies as a 'Storage Tank' for Money Discusses the benefits of investing in a life insurance policy as a "storage tank" for money Emphasizes the guaranteed growth of dividends received from the policy Recommends putting every dollar into the policy and taking out loans against it instead of relying on traditional retirement accounts Highlights the author's superpower of being intentional and focused, and seeing failures as opportunities to learn and grow Connect with Doug: Website: https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com/ Social Media: LinkedIn Quotes: “The truth is, we can do anything with that money because you control it. Not the bank.“ - Doug Peacock LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. Find out how team Quattro can help you by visiting www.TheQuattroWay.com. Real Estate Runway Podcast is all about alternative business and investment strategies to help you amplify life, and maximize wealth! Click here to find out more about the host, Chad Sutton.
Doug Peacock's award winning book is: WAS IT WORTH IT? A WILDERNESS WARRIOR'S LONG TRAIL HOMEDoug Peacock is an American naturalist, author, and filmmaker who is best known for his work in conservation and activism on behalf of grizzly bears in the American West.Here is my VIDEO version of the interview with Doug:https://youtu.be/eYltXSGI0LMMORE about Doug Peacock here:https://dougpeacock.net/You need a copy of this book! Find it here:https://www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwib0r3V1_T9AhW55uMHHbI6BeoYABAAGgJ5bQ&ae=2&ohost=www.google.com&cid=CAESbeD2gisjHru--HzCA31EZbLWoOjL2LZNCxv7-JvbcbdvpqS-3BR21xD02Vv6iOCbNlPelaHdP_9dBSpiconV54SaT4JUr-pB1ppmpYRmIOPVsGSOgOOFWTp8rHa03NWVwSegv5bHzOr_XObSlck&sig=AOD64_3wNJ38YXKpxymm7aJok3Bgvg9OVA&q&adurl&ved=2ahUKEwi897TV1_T9AhUkjIkEHTejBXsQ0Qx6BAgGEAE&nis=8&dct=1For the audio only version of this episode please use this link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/268133/12507653Doug is the founder and chairman of the board of Save the Yellowstone Grizzly. During his service as a Green Beret medic in the Vietnam War. After the war, Doug suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and found solace in the wilderness, much like he did when he was a boy growing up in northern Michigan, exploring swamps and forests and remote places - After the war he devoted himself to observing and documenting grizzly bears in their natural habitat.Doug was a long time friend of the late Edward Abbey, who wrote THE MONKEY WRENCH GANG, where Peacock's essence and spirit and passion was immortalized in the character known as George Washington Hayduke. Sir Doug, is the author of several books, including "Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness”..... He has also worked as a consultant on several documentaries, including "Grizzly Country" and "In the Path of the Grizzly." Doug says bringing a gun into grizzly country will get you more into trouble than out of it…just look at the cover of his book, need I say more on that. Suffice it to say, grizzly bears saved his life…he has devoted his life to protecting theirs. Doug is a dog lover, a cat lover, father of two children - his amazing wife and life partner Andrea founded Elk River Books with cousin and friend Marc Beaudin….in Livingston, Montana - where, bye the way, my brother had previously lived, making complete the connection of how Jeff and Doug were pals. …you know, if Jeff had never left Livingston I'd be willing to bet a nickel he'd still be alive….Doug continues to work desperately towards protecting grizzly bears and their habitat through his writing, speaking engagements, and activism….and…talking to guys like me who read his book….and just had to tell everyone about itHere's my inspiring conversation with Doug Peacock about his book WAS IT WORTH IT: A WILDERNESS WARRIOR'S LONG TRAIL HOME published by Patagonia.yes that PatagoniaThank you for visiting. Please consider becoming a Channel Member for access to perks and to become part of a growing community:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEk3e_XGyNnqwK2ZlxH7fEA/joinSupport the show
In this episode of Life Lessons, Gin and Sheri are joined by Doug Peacock, the CEO and founder of Peacock Wealth Group. As a lifelong football coach and educator, Doug has helped thousands of families win the personal cash-flow game. He helps people learn how to recapture the thousands of dollars paid to banks and other lending institutions so they can grow their wealth safely and predictably in a tax-favored environment. Doug also specializes in helping people pay off student loans quickly, and helps coach parents on how to send their kids to college without destroying their hopes of a comfortable retirement. Join our VIP community and help support the podcast! Go to https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/VIP and become a member today. We can't wait to connect with you there. Resources used for today's podcast can be found here: https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com/ Coach.Doug.Peacock@Gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-peacock/ Today's podcast was made possible through our affiliation with the following company. When you shop with us, you help us bring you further Life Lessons. https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/shop-with-us.html https://www.beautycounter.com/sheribullock https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/beautycounter Or you can make a monetary contribution directly at www.paypal.com/paypalme/lifelessonspodcast or in PayPal by searching our email address: connect@lifelessonscommunity.com. Do you have a good news story, a listener-led lesson, or a special quote to share? Email us at connect@lifelessonscommunity.com or use the following link to fill out an easy to use form: https://forms.gle/jzdrA8T7ZWgdXSwV9 and listen each week to see if we share your submission. Thank you for listening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of Life Lessons, Gin and Sheri are joined by Doug Peacock, the CEO and founder of Peacock Wealth Group. As a lifelong football coach and educator, Doug has helped thousands of families win the personal cash-flow game. He helps people learn how to recapture the thousands of dollars paid to banks and other lending institutions so they can grow their wealth safely and predictably in a tax-favored environment. Doug also specializes in helping people pay off student loans quickly, and helps coach parents on how to send their kids to college without destroying their hopes of a comfortable retirement. Join our VIP community and help support the podcast! Go to https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/VIP and become a member today. We can't wait to connect with you there. Resources used for today's podcast can be found here: https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com/ Coach.Doug.Peacock@Gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-peacock/ Today's podcast was made possible through our affiliation with the following company. When you shop with us, you help us bring you further Life Lessons. https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/shop-with-us.html https://www.beautycounter.com/sheribullock https://www.lifelessonscommunity.com/beautycounter Or you can make a monetary contribution directly at www.paypal.com/paypalme/lifelessonspodcast or in PayPal by searching our email address: connect@lifelessonscommunity.com. Do you have a good news story, a listener-led lesson, or a special quote to share? Email us at connect@lifelessonscommunity.com or use the following link to fill out an easy to use form: https://forms.gle/jzdrA8T7ZWgdXSwV9 and listen each week to see if we share your submission. Thank you for listening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Doug Peacock shares his secrets on how to become your own bank and accumulate wealth safely and predictably. With guaranteed growth, an available line of credit, and the ability to recoup interest paid to banks, Doug offers a clear path to financial freedom. Listen in to learn how to make your money work for you, even in a low-interest rate environment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take control of your finances!
To thrive in the new digital banking environment, financial institutions need to rearticulate their value proposition, simultaneously simplifying and upgrading back-office processes and the customer experience while creating value through data and analytics. To deliver a market-leading value proposition, banks will need to work like a tech company, with leadership embracing change and acting promptly to take advantage of market opportunities that provide differentiation. We are very fortunate to have Doug Brown, President of NCR Digital Banking and Doug Peacock, SVP of Digital Delivery at Associated Bank on the Banking Transformed podcast. They discuss what is required to digitally transform a mid-asset bank and how to prioritize during times of economic uncertainty.
This is Margie, I am an assistant for Doug Peacock, the CEO, and founder of Peacock Wealth Group. As a lifelong football coach and educator, Doug has helped thousands of families win the personal cash-flow game. The game plan recaptures the thousands of dollars paid to banks and other lending institutions to grow wealth safely and predictably in a tax-favored environment into your personal financing system. Doug is especially effective with student loans and destroys them quicker than you ever thought possible.
Our guest Doug Peacock is a financial expert and advocate of the concept of "infinite banking," also known as "bank on yourself." This strategy involves using a type of permanent life insurance policy as a personal bank to generate cash value that can be used for a variety of purposes, including saving for retirement, paying off debt, and funding big expenses such as a child's education or a down payment on a home. Doug believes infinite banking is a vital wealth building technique because it allows individuals to have more control over their money and build wealth in a tax-advantaged way. With infinite banking, policyholders can access their cash value through loans and withdrawals, which can be done without incurring taxes or penalties as long as the policy remains in force. One of the key benefits of infinite banking is that it provides a guaranteed rate of return on the cash value component of the policy, which is typically higher than what is offered by traditional banks. You can connect with our guest online at https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com. Do you have any questions you'd like for us to answer on the show, or a success story you'd like to share? Shoot us an email to info@TheRealFI.com and we'd be happy to connect with you. And If you haven't done so already, please leave us a glowing 5 start review on your podcasting platform–it would really help us out!You can connect with you hosts on instagram:James on Instagram: @James_RippeonPatrick on Instagram: @RentalPropertyCoupleLet's kick the 9 to 5!Decide. Commit. Take Action!
Episode 62 discusses Your Money, our Guest, is Doug Peacock, Owner of Peacock Wealth Group.Doug Peacock was a High School Football Coach for over 30 years. Although he contributed on a regular basis to his retirement plan, at time for retirement, he was short for retirement income, a lot of red on his chart. This came as a shock, he said why didn't someone tell me about this before? He realized he had done what he was suppose and told to do over his career, yet his retirement income was not what it needed to be.Doug decided to take matters into his own hands and started Peacock Wealth Group.Doug states, at Peacock Wealth Group, we grow wealth safely & predictably, off the radar screen of the IRS, destroy student loan debts without consolidation, pay for college without destroying your retirement, and leave a substantial legacy for your loved ones or charity.The Business of Business, topics are divided into 4 Categories: Management, Operations, Sales, and Financial. Target Audience is Business Owners, C-Level Executives, Management, and anyone considering starting a business. Helping you run a successful profitable business.Contact me at: www.bcforg.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-fisher-72174413/
On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Doug Peacock from the Peacock Wealth Group comes on to discuss a unique way to deal with student debt. A former football coach, Doug saw many of his players get overwhelmed by student debt. He learned of a way not only to get out of debt, but also help parents set up a plan to help pay for college and thus avoid or reduce the debt needed to get the diploma. Doug also discusses Infinite Banking-the secret that the banks don't want you know about. Well, if this sounds like something you might be interested in learning about, download the show and take a deep listen. To get in touch with Doug and learn more about these ideas, here is a link to also check out. https://www.peacockwealthgroup.com/
Enjoy this replay of my conversation with one of my environmental heroes Doug Peacock. I was fortunate to meet Doug at an Earth First! Rendezvous in Idaho in 1988. I'm just finishing his newest book "Was it Worth It", from Patagonia Books. Doug and I talk about his many adventures, his love for wildness, and his current work to save the Yellowstone Grizzly. Facebook Twitter Instagram The Outdoor Biz Podcast Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Sign up for my Newsletter HERE. I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: email: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com or leave me a message on Speakpipe! Show Notes Intro to Outdoors My dad was a boy scout organizer. So he would go up to the woods and lead them and organize boy scout troops operated in the woods. And I would be too little to be a boy scout. So I got cut loose to just run wild in the woods and catch turtles and hunt squirrels, whatever, everything. And that's how I grew up. Books Was It Worth It?: A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home In the Shadow of the Sabertooth:A Renegade Naturalist Considers Global Warming, the First Americans and the Terrible Beasts of the Pleistocene The Essential Grizzly: The Mingled Fates of Men and Bears Walking It Off: A Veteran's Chronicle of War and Wilderness ¡Baja! Grizzly Years: In Search of the American Wilderness Favorite Gear Korean war Mickey Mouse boots, those black things Advice At Save the Yellowstone Grizzly, actually, we're looking for help. People that can be tablers in Yellowstone National Park, and just talk to people about bears and hand out brochures, and stuff like that. Writers/Books "You want it dense, really high specific gravity. I remember carrying the Odyssey, Moby Dick, and I carried one of Jimmy Harrison's books out there. And after Ed died, I had to read Hayduke Lives, so I took it out there. Lately, I've just read a book by Joy Williams. And oh hell just three or four nights ago I cooked dinner for Richard Powers and Gretel Ehrlich and David & Betsy Quammen." Edward Abbey Books Bill Eastlake Books Allan Harrington The Immortalist Follow up with Doug Doug Peacock Save the Yellowstone Grizzly
I was recently asked to have Doug Peacock on the UY show. (He is this week's Thankful and Giving Back guest.) I said yes as long as Doug could show up and share as opposed to pitch. There's a difference and it matters to me. I think there is a way to talk about your passion without leaving the audience feeling like they've listened to one long ad. Doug, known most of his life as ‘coach' has enthusiasm and drive. That much is evident. First it was football, and now its infinite banking.I'm still trying to wrap my head around all the things Doug shared. How do banks make money? Rate of investment vs. rate of return. Likely it will take some time to process and some conferring with those whose opinions I look up to (Ron, Dave, Kelly). I appreciate how committed he is to this newer way of wanting to help himself and others. He's got the heart of a coach all right. Thank you for being a part of the UY conversation.The Unabashed You website has a page for each guest of photos, quotes and a blog with embedded audio at unabashedyou.com. You can find the show on other podcast platforms. Want to lend your support and encouragement? We invite you to follow, rate, review and share.Social media (direct links):FacebookInstagramIf you have questions or comments email us at: unabashedyou@gmail.com.We build upon on website visits, social media and word of mouth to share these episodes. We appreciate growth knowing these conversations help you think, celebrate who you are, and move you in some way.So be encouraged and continue to listen, read and be inspired.
Today, we have a special guest, Coach Doug Peacock of Peacock Wealth Group. We're talking all about life insurance and how you could be building wealth for you and your family with a specific product, and that is whole life insurance. There are many misconceptions about this wealth-building tool, but we're here to tell you from first hand experience how it can radically change and improve your financial well being for the future. At Peacock Wealth Group, Doug focuses on giving you and your family a personalized game plan to reduce your debt and taxes, recoup the interest you are currently paying others, and build your wealth safely and predictably. Aspiring real estate investor? If you get started with this strategy now, it could pay off in the long run by helping you pay for those bigger down payments that investment properties entail and can be harder to come up with. For your FREE consultation, contact Doug by calling him directly: (317) 697-6321 or visit his website www.peacockwealthgroup.com for more information and to schedule your appointment. And, for all of your real estate investing and mortgage needs, you know you can always reach out to us by email: rob.weinberg@benchmark.us or give a call or text directly to our office: 860-413-3938. Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe to the podcast for more weekly real estate and investing content, you can also follow us on IG, FB, or YouTube @weinbergmortgage.
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Doug Peacock is a Montana-based American naturalist, outdoorsman, and author who has spent decades of his life alone in the wilderness, observing Grizzly Bears in Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks following several tours as a Green Beret medic in the Vietnam War.Full show notes at www.northstarunplugged.com
Meet Doug Peacock, wilderness warrior, author and the inspiration for Edward Abbey's well-known character in The Monkeywrench Gang, George Washington Hayduke. Doug Peacock's new book, Was It Worth It: A Wilderness Warror's Long Trail Home, contemplates a life spent in nature as well as the partnerships in wilderness living and defense he had with Abbey and others in the environmental writing world. His 1996 book, Grizzly Years, which recounts his 20-year relationship with grizzly bears, is one of the great books about the misguided relationship people have with apex predator species. Was It Worth It is published by Patagonia; it's one of the few books that carries an environmental benefits summary — it is printed on recycled, chlorine-free paper, so it's a book you can feel good about buying.Doug reads from his latest book and talks about his 50+ years living near and studying Grizzly Bear around the Yellowstone National Park region. He reflects on how, if one doesn't try to control and exploit nature, it provides endless magical experience and the resources necessary for a responsible lifestyle. Doug also discusses the role of indigenous knowledge and the urgent need to respond to the collapse of biodiversity in the American West. You can learn more about Doug Peacock at https://dougpeacock.net/
In his new book Was It Worth It?, Doug Peacock, loner, iconoclast, environmentalist and contemporary of Edward Abbey, reflects on a life lived in the wild, recounting adventures both close to home and farther afield. He joins us on this Access Utah Episode.
I get to speak with one of my environmental heroes Doug Peacock. I was fortunate to meet Doug at an Earth First! Rendezvous in Idaho in 1988. I'm just finishing his newest book "Was it Worth It", from Patagonia Books. Doug and I talk about his many adventures, love for wildness, and his current work to save the Yellowstone Grizzly. Facebook Twitter Instagram https://ricksaez.com/listen/ Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! The Outdoor Biz Podcast Links Doug Peacock Was It Worth It? Save the Yellowstone Grizzly Patagonia Books
In this episode, I chat with bestselling author and naturalist Doug Peacock, about his most recent book Was It Worth It? We talk about a range of things, from his storied career in grizzly conservation, to grizzly population trends and their issues with genetic isolation, problems with states managing their bear populations (Montana in particular), as well as his work as the founder of the non-profit Save the Yellowstone Grizzly, not to mention that he also has some incredible Edward Abbey stories! Thanks for listening, as always, please like, rate, review and subscribe.
On this episode, Ukraine receives support from the University of Wyoming community, as Ukrainians there come to terms with the war back home. The Wyoming legislature wraps up and outside of a handful of issues, it went well. Author and bear expert Doug Peacock talks about his new book. It includes some of his greatest life adventures. Those stories and more.
Military vet, writer, naturalist, and filmmaker Doug Peacock chats with Trey Elling about WAS IT WORTH IT? A WILDERNESS WARRIOR'S LONG TRAIL HOME.
This week, Lauren speaks with American naturalist, outdoorsman, and best-selling author Doug Peacock about his new book of essays, ‘Was It Worth It?: A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home.'
This week, Lauren speaks with American naturalist, outdoorsman, and best-selling author Doug Peacock about his new book of essays, ‘Was It Worth It?: A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home.'
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Doug is the author of In the Shadow of the Sabretooth and, with his wife Andrea, co-authored the book The Essential Grizzly. Doug also writes extensively for magazines, including Audubon, Backpacker and Outside. Peacock was named a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow and a 2011 Lannan Fellow. He lives just north of Yellowstone in the Paradise Valley of Montana. We are talking today about his book In the Shadow of the Sabretooth and the megafauna wildlife that goes back tent o fifteen thousand years on this North American continent. Listen to More WILDERNESS & WILDLIFE interviews at www.js-wilderness.com.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)
Based on his book, In the Shadow of the Sabretooth, Doug talks about the prehistoric megafauna encountered by immigrants to NA about 15,000 years ago when the climate changed - and why those large animals went extincy, a portent of what we face today. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)
For the first time since Election Night, Greg Olear talks to his friend Duke Haney about the election of 2020, the election of 2016, Duke's hometown of Charlottesville, and how Trump's surprise victory changed him. Then they discuss Duke's eclectic career as a film actor, “Friday the 13th” screenwriter, “Banned for Life” novelist, essay writer, and photographer, and talk about writing, fame, creativity, Dorothy Parker, and Doug Peacock. Plus: a new Eric Clapton antivax cover. Follow Duke on Twitter: https://twitter.com/subversia Buy Duke's books: https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B002DQCBYM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Doug Peacock is a renowned grizzly bear expert and nature writer. A Vietnam vet and former Green Beret medic, his memoirs, The Grizzly Years and Walking it Off, chronicle the healing of his war-torn soul through his relationship with this quintessential carnivore. He is also the author of iBaja! and served as the wild grizzly consultant for the classic 1988 Jean-Jacques Junnaud film, The Bear. Doug is the author of In the Shadow of the Sabretooth and, with his wife Andrea, co-authored the book The Essential Grizzly. Doug also writes extensively for magazines, including Audubon, Backpacker and Outside. Peacock was named a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow and a 2011 Lannan Fellow. He lives just north of Yellowstone in the Paradise Valley of Montana. Hear more interviews at jswilderness5.net.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)
Doug Peacock is a renowned grizzly bear expert and nature writer. A Vietnam vet and former Green Beret medic, his memoirs, The Grizzly Years and Walking it Off, chronicle the healing of his war-torn soul through his relationship with this quintessential carnivore. He is also the author of iBaja! and served as the wild grizzly consultant for the classic 1988 Jean-Jacques Junnaud film, The Bear. Doug is the author of In the Shadow of the Sabretooth and, with his wife Andrea, co-authored the book The Essential Grizzly. Doug also writes extensively for magazines, including Audubon, Backpacker and Outside. Peacock was named a 2007 Guggenheim Fellow and a 2011 Lannan Fellow. He lives just north of Yellowstone in the Paradise Valley of Montana.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=25149153)
For our twenty-second episode, we had the great pleasure of sitting down for over an hour with Doug Peacock, who has been fighting to save the grizzly bear for decades now, and when you read his fabulous book, Grizzly Years, you get a deeper understanding of why he has such a passion for this cause. After Doug returned from his tour in Vietnam, during the worst years of the war, he escaped into the wilderness to try and find some healing, and Grizzly Years is his account of that period in his life, as well as a powerful memoir of his time in Vietnam. And we pair Mr. Peacock with one of his dear friends, and one of the legends of Montana literature, William Kittredge, who was director of the Creative Writing program at the University of Montana for decades, and also co-edited one of the classic anthologies of the West, The Last Best Place. We talk about his book The Nature of Generosity.
Host Ben Kieffer speaks with Doug Peacock and Neil Shubin on this "Earth Day" edition of River to River.
On this episode of the Park Leaders Show, Doug Peacock joins the show to discuss his latest project, Save The Yellowstone Grizzly. A long-time naturalist, Doug founded STYG in 2016 to advocate safety and recovery of grizzlies south of Canada. As he explains, the removal of grizzly bears in Yellowstone National Park should be a national priority following the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s March 2016 delisting announcement. With the agency’s dismissal of climate change and relocation urgency, Doug hopes the nonprofit will score legal victories as they seek to preserve the welfare of grizzly bears in Yellowstone and similar national parks. Connect: www.parkleaders.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theparkleaders/
Join Grizzly Bear Foundation’s Executive Director, Nicholas Scapillati, on a journey through some of the most famous grizzly country in the world with naturalist, author and Vietnam veteran Doug Peacock. “I’m fighting for grizzlies but it could be any other animal including Homo Sapien, you know I'd be doing the same damn thing,” said Doug Peacock. “Things have got to move. I'm not sure we got enough time to do all that but I'm not going to quit trying.”Much as the flow of the current pulls a canoe down the river, we hear how the call of the wilderness pulled this icon of conservation toward the grizzly bear, restoring the soul of a war-ravaged soldier. Now a grandfather, Doug explores the future of the grizzly and the importance of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem for these soul-saving bears.If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please consider supporting our efforts with a financial gift to help safeguard the lands grizzly bears roam, the food they eat, and the wild we share.
After two tours as a Special Forces medic in the Central Highlands of Vietnam (for which he received the Soldier’s Medal, the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and the Bronze Star), Peacock was repatriated to the Rocky Mountains, the wild deserts and tundras of North America. It was there he met the late author Edward Abbey, who used Peacock to mold his iconic character, George Washington Hayduke. After the war, Doug crawled back into mountains and found solitude in wilderness to be exactly what he needed to confront the demons of Vietnam. In Grizzly Years, Doug credits grizzly bears with restoring his soul. He has been the most consistent advocate for grizzly bears for the last 40 years, traveling between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks to film them and document their struggles to survive. For the last three decades, he has lectured and written widely about wilderness: from bears to buffalo, from the Sierra Madres of the Sonoran desert to the fjords of British Columbia, from the tigers of Siberia to the blue sheep of Nepal.
Adrienne Kinne just after basic training in 1994. Adrienne Kinne, 2020 I should confess that I have a personal interest in listening to veterans talk about how they recover from war. I was never in the military, but I spent some time overseas as a war correspondent for Esquire, Harper’s, and Mother Jones magazines. I was never in a battle or close to a bomb going off. I saw the aftermath—bodies on the ground, neighborhoods turned to rubble, people silent and in shock. The main thing I have to deal with is knowing that a couple times people who were helping me with my stories were punished, severely, after I left. I got to fly home to America and they had to stay there and suffer the consequences for helping me. I carry this guilt. So when veterans speak of their experiences recovering from war I listen very carefully.Check out the Veterans for Peace website.Here’s a link to Doug Peacock’s website. And a link to Save the Yellowstone Grizzly.And the link to the video of Brandi Carlile performing live on KEXP. Donate Douglas Peacock in 1967 Douglas Peacock south of Ajo, Arizona, 2020
Adrienne Kinne just after basic training in 1994. Adrienne Kinne, 2020 I should confess that I have a personal interest in listening to veterans talk about how they recover from war. I was never in the military, but I spent some time overseas as a war correspondent for Esquire, Harper’s, and Mother Jones magazines. I was never in a battle or close to a bomb going off. I saw the aftermath—bodies on the ground, neighborhoods turned to rubble, people silent and in shock. The main thing I have to deal with is knowing that a couple times people who were helping me with my stories were punished, severely, after I left. I got to fly home to America and they had to stay there and suffer the consequences for helping me. I carry this guilt. So when veterans speak of their experiences recovering from war I listen very carefully.Check out the Veterans for Peace website.Here’s a link to Doug Peacock’s website. And a link to Save the Yellowstone Grizzly.And the link to the video of Brandi Carlile performing live on KEXP. Donate Douglas Peacock in 1967 Douglas Peacock south of Ajo, Arizona, 2020
Coaching football can be tough. Then along comes this guy. Coach Doug Peacock was a hell of a coach. And as it turns out, one hell of a teacher as well. Be A Bank is the newest ground breaking work by this author. Joined on the mic by Brian Alvey, owner of The Mint in Franklin, and my right hand dude, Mandy Montgomery.
Doug Peacock took an unlikely path to becoming an icon of conservation. Following two tours in the Vietnam War as a Green Beret medic, he sought solace and comfort in the American Wilderness, where he began observing and then filming grizzly bears. He believed the bears saved his life, and he felt compelled to return the favor. Many people know Peacock as the inspiration for George Hayduke, the infamous character inThe Monkey Wrench Gang, the 1975 novel by Ed Abbey. Over the years, Peacock authored a number of books about his journey. At the 2019 Mountainfilm festival, in Telluride, Colorado, he sat down with veteran radio producer Scott Carrier to offer an enlightened perspective on the history of bears in this country, share some hysterical stories about his own encounters with the animals, and give his take on the big challenges that grizzlies face today.
Caine Delacy is a marine biologist, expedition leader, conservationist and wildlife photographer. We chat about: - swimming with sperm, humpback and pilot whales - the mysteries of whale communication - photographing bobcats in Colorado Caine’s work: www.cainedelacy.com www.instagram.com/cainedelacy Sources for topics discussed: Grizzly Years by Doug Peacock: https://bit.ly/2UEl0Sj spinner dolphin harassment Hawaii: https://bit.ly/2W9RYX9 Tony Wu: https://bit.ly/2xStZnS Blue Planet sperm whale family: https://bbc.in/2MThrAk wooly mammoth climate change: https://bit.ly/2GhfMjb Paul Nicklen: www.instagram.com/paulnicklen Cristina Mittermeier: https://bit.ly/2vrAz0x Conan O’Brien podcast: https://bit.ly/2TEZUBF Joe Rogan podcast: http://podcasts.joerogan.net/ Caine’s bobcat photo: https://bit.ly/2J0F6iA Keith Ladzinski: www.instagram.com/ladzinski Cory Richards: www.instagram.com/coryrichards Adam Greentree grizzlies in Colorado: https://bit.ly/2VryJeL wolves in California: https://bit.ly/2DD49oh Caine’s pilot whales selfie: https://bit.ly/2XR4r2E Jacques Cousteau: https://bit.ly/2n7Xvjy Blue Planet: www.bbcearth.com/shows/blue-planet/ Our Planet: www.ourplanet.com David Attenborough: https://bit.ly/2a7Go9W Caine’s whale, shark, dolphin photo: https://bit.ly/2V1fVDt Full show notes @ https://bit.ly/2ZMFkzs --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escape-the-zoo/support
Episode 5 of 6. Guests: Jenae Parker, Joe Gilgour, Katie Dixon, Doug Peacock, Andy Bowne, and Linda Lujan. The soundtrack was composed and performed by Scott Holmes of scottholmesmusic.com, and is licensed through Creative Commons. Complete transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W0p8p8kNulVPFgOoJaP337o-nAhPTZ91/view?usp=sharing
Bryce Andrews is a rancher, conservationist and author from Montana. He works with People and Carnivores, a non profit aimed to reconnect and restore carnivore populations in the Northern Rockies by working with the region’s people to prevent human-carnivore conflicts. He just released his new book, Down from the Mountain, which tells the story of a grizzly bear named Millie: her life, death, and cubs, and what they reveal about the changing character of the American West. Check out Bryce’s work: www.peopleandcarnivores.org Down from the Mountain: The Life and Death of a Grizzly Bear Sources for topics discussed: Carl Safina: http://carlsafina.org/ Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel: https://bit.ly/2a5AK61 How Wolves Change Rivers: https://bit.ly/1fpWu6C Bryce’s first book ‘Badluck Way’: https://bit.ly/2IpWLQX Pat Zentz: https://bit.ly/2UXdUrn E. O. Wilson: https://bit.ly/2dn346Q Half Earth Project: www.half-earthproject.org Half Earth book: https://bit.ly/2mq1JSy Vital Ground Foundation: https://www.vitalground.org/ Great Bear Foundation: http://greatbear.org Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC): https://www.nrdc.org/ Defenders of Wildlife: https://defenders.org/ A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold: https://bit.ly/2UKe0mZ Of Wolves and Men by Barry Lopez: https://bit.ly/2v8sEoA Grizzly Years by Doug Peacock: https://bit.ly/2UEl0Sj The Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey: https://bit.ly/2eioBwv Full show notes @ https://bit.ly/2IGtgtP --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escape-the-zoo/support
In this episode of Wine, Women, and Revolution Heather is thrilled to be joined by author, environmentalist, an activist Doug Peacock. This man is one of the great inspirations of the environmental movement in general and Heather specifically. So needless to say, she was a little in awe of getting to speak to Mr. Peacock....
Corey Passons leads a celebration about loving "enemies" with the help of reflections from naturalist and radical conservationist, Doug Peacock, about grizzly bears and "wilderness".
Grizzly Times speaks with Doug Peacock, world-renowned writer, naturalist, vietnam veteran, and defender of the Wilderness, for his perspectives on the Yellowstone grizzly and what may happen if the recent removal of endangered species protections (delisting) is not reversed.
Courtesy of Bradley Orsted In this episode, the scientific arguments surrounding the Greater Yellowstone grizzly bear.Books about Grizzly Bears by Todd Wilkinson and Doug Peacock.Music: Slow Bicycle, Mum; Faure's Requiem, first movement. Donate Doug Peacock, Yellowstone National Park, 2016 Dog-bear near Jackson Lake, Wyoming Dog-bear south of Missoula Donate
Courtesy of Bradley Orsted In this episode, the scientific arguments surrounding the Greater Yellowstone grizzly bear.Books about Grizzly Bears by Todd Wilkinson and Doug Peacock.Music: Slow Bicycle, Mum; Faure's Requiem, first movement. Donate Doug Peacock, Yellowstone National Park, 2016 Dog-bear near Jackson Lake, Wyoming Dog-bear south of Missoula Donate
After a backpacking trip to Glacier National Park, I passed through the Yaak Valley. I was intrigued by the beauty of the valley. It just felt different than most other places I had visited. Shortly after my short visit to the Yaak Valley, I discovered a book called The Book of Yaak by Rick Bass. I began devouring Rick Bass' books, and I returned to the Yaak. Over the years, I hiked many miles and spent many nights in the Yaak Valley. And read many Rick Bass books. Rick used his words to bring awareness to the Yaak Valley and the issues this unique place in Montana faced. In this episode of The Park Leaders Show, Rick Bass talks about the Yaak Valley, the importance of parks, and the biggest issues facing parks today. Here are some of Rick Bass' books you will enjoy; The Lost Grizzlies The Ninemile Wolves The Wild Marsh Rick Bass recommends The Grizzly Years by Doug Peacock. Rick Bass gave us a list of suggested books people in parks should read. Check out the Suggested Reading List from Rick Bass.
Doug Peacock describes the first Americans, the Clovis people
Doug Peacock served in Vietnam as a Green Beret medic, and came home an emotional and spiritual wreck. After the war, he crawled into the mountains and found that solitude in wilderness was exactly what he needed to confront the demons of Vietnam. And he credits grizzly bears with restoring his soul.
For the past 12,000 years, the earth has experienced a relatively stable climate. Today, that predictability has ended, and global warming is our new reality. Yet such shifting weather patterns threatened Homo sapiens once before, right here in North America as the continent was first being colonized. About 15,000 years ago, the weather began to warm, melting the glaciers of the Late Pleistocene and driving the beasts of the Ice Age toward extinction. In this new landscape, humans managed to adapt to unfamiliar habitats and dangerous creatures in the midst of a wildly fluctuating climate. Are there lessons for modern people lingering along this ancient trail?
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