Podcast appearances and mentions of Dylan Taylor

Voyager Technologies, a commercial space and defense technology startup, has gone public. Skyrocketing more than 80% in its first day trading at the New York Stock Exchange, it reflects a milestone for the broader space. Co-founder & CEO Dylan Taylor joins Morgan Brennan from the stock exchange to talk about the new frontier for the company and space economy: Wall Street. 

Voyager Technologies, a commercial space and defense technology startup, has gone public. Skyrocketing more than 80% in its first day trading at the New York Stock Exchange, it reflects a milestone for the broader space. Co-founder & CEO Dylan Taylor joins Morgan Brennan from the stock exchange to talk about the new frontier for the company and space economy: Wall Street. 

Dylan Taylor, CEO of Voyager Technologies (VOYG), joins the Schwab Network to discuss its IPO today. Voyager works with governments and commercial companies in the air and space industry. Dylan says the space and defense company's contracts are “well-protected” in the proposed budget bill, and commercial players will “augment” the industry even with budget cuts. He also discusses Voyager's Starlab and how it's changing the field.======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day.Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

In our series Making Sense of Space, we discuss the market opportunity for Defense Tech and aspirations for future space stations. Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space joins us.

This Episode Brought To You By: All-Hazards Incident Management Teams Association (AHIMTA)Leadership Mastery & Excellence in Emergency Management Join host Dan as he delves into the world of emergency management in this insightful episode. Special guest Dylan Taylor, Chief of Staff and Senior Counsel at the Virginia Department of Emergency Management, shares his journey in leadership, emphasizing the importance of team engagement, continual learning, and collaborative leadership.Discover the concept of 'turning decades into days' by learning from seasoned mentors and understanding the imperative role of emergency managers in being the best part of someone's worst day. The episode highlights the value of credentials, personal growth, and dedication in prioritizing public service. Whether you're an aspiring emergency manager or a seasoned professional, this discussion offers valuable insights on synthesizing key information, building relationships, and enhancing personal and professional growth.Dillion Taylor LInkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillondtaylor/All-Hazards Incident Management Teams Association (AHIMTA)https://www.ahimta.org/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emnetwork.substack.com/subscribe

“You can't un-feel it and you can't un-remember it.” TIGER 21 Member Dylan Taylor is Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space, a multi-national space exploration company focused on building the next generation of space infrastructure. Dylan is not only a visionary leader in the New Space sector but also a commercial astronaut and philanthropist. Recognized globally for his pivotal role in the private space industry, he is the founder of Space for Humanity.Dylan Taylor describes space flight and much more in this moving conversation with host Michael Sonnenfeldt. Surprisingly, for decades Dylan's career had nothing to do with space. Hear the question he asked that identified his purpose.From experiencing childhood hunger to his remarkable corporate rise, Dylan's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. As a Fortune 1000 executive for multinational companies including Honeywell and Colliers, he had P&L responsibility in excess of $2B with 15,000+ employees in 60+ countries. We explore Dylan's shift from a traditional career to founding Voyager Space Holdings and his transformative suborbital flight with Blue Origin. This episode covers how to find the work you're meant for, space exploration, as well as wealth creation, the purpose of business, and what makes a meaningful existence on our blue pebble.Watch clips:"Successful" but MiserableProfound Emotions of Space Flight"Why pollute Earth to go to space?"Topics:(0:00) Introducing Dylan Taylor (7:39) MBA, early career (11:47) Real estate, leadership roles (17:24) Discovering passion for space (23:52) Founding Voyager Space(28:22) Experiencing spaceflight (32:44) Expanding access to space (36:10) Mentorship, future goals (37:12) Dealing with different perspectives (42:30) TIGER 21 community(44:02) Life lessons, family(46:09) Milton Friedman vs new age business(48:24) Tip JarAbout:TIGER 21 is the premier peer membership organization for ultra successful entrepreneurs, investors, and executives.Tip Jar:“Man's Search for Meaning” by Viktor FranklThe Last LectureLinks:tiger21.comhttps://x.com/mwsonnenfeldthttps://voyagerspace.com/https://x.com/dylanhttps://dylantaylor.org/Follow & Connect:Podcast | YouTube | X | LinkedIn | Blog Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Old Burying Ground on the corner of Barrington and Spring Garden in Halifax is officially open for the season. After a long winter, the most fragile gravestones have been returned and are ready for visits from tourists and Haligonians alike. Volunteer Craig Ferguson gave Mainstreet's Dylan Taylor one of the first tours of the season.

Music superstar Drake's use of AI-generated voices of rappers Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg in his song Taylor Made Freestyle is causing some controversy. Mainstreet intern Dylan Taylor spoke with Carys Craig, a law professor at Toronto's York University and an expert in intellectual property, about the legality of artificial intelligence-created voices in music.

A Haligonian school teacher's attempt to bring her neighbourhood together through gardening is proving to be a big success. Mainstreet intern Dylan Taylor spoke with Cora-lee Conrad who puts out free plants to help with the cost of living and to build her community.

Aerospace has grown 88% over the past two decades – more than any other emerging industry in metro Denver and Boulder in that period. With 191 aerospace companies in the region, Voyager Space stands out as a rapidly growing multinational space conglomerate. Founder and CEO Dylan Taylor joins Morgan Brennan to discuss how and why the aerospace industry is thriving in Denver and how one entrepreneur is channeling the economic boom to build the Berkshire Hathaway of space. Tune into “Cities of Success” tonight at 10PM ET tonight for the latest episode of “Cities of Success” – an hour-long special highlighting business and cultural powerhouses across the country.

Aerospace has grown 88% over the past two decades – more than any other emerging industry in metro Denver and Boulder in that period. With 191 aerospace companies in the region, Voyager Space stands out as a rapidly growing multinational space conglomerate. Founder and CEO Dylan Taylor joins Morgan Brennan to discuss how and why the aerospace industry is thriving in Denver and how one entrepreneur is channeling the economic boom to build the Berkshire Hathaway of space. Tune into “Cities of Success” tonight at 10PM ET tonight for the latest episode of “Cities of Success” – an hour-long special highlighting business and cultural powerhouses across the country.

I sat down to chat with Dylan Taylor, CEO and chairman of Voyager Space. Voyager Space has a contract to build America's next space station, STARLAB, in collaboration with NASA. Dylan I would say is probably one of the top five most significant names in the entire space industry. A lot of people know Bezos and Musk, but Dylan's in that bucket. He's got a message for us today around the importance of space as an industry for social advancement.A lot of us get tangled up in thinking about space in the context of the mission to Mars. And it seems pipe dream-ish, Dylan brings us back down to reality, reframing space as a unique environment for scientific research, manufacturing, and societal advancement. He highlights Voyager's mission to scale up space infrastructure projects and recent milestones achieved with Airbus and SpaceX. Our conversation explores the implications of privately owned space infrastructure and the emergence of two distinct space ecosystems led by the US and China. Dylan emphasizes the benefits of privatization in advancing the space industry, citing SpaceX's innovations like reusing rocket boosters to reduce costs and increase accessibility to space. Dylan also shares his personal journey from a real estate executive to involvement in space exploration, highlighting the importance of following one's passion. Links:Follow us on Twitter: @mpd, @interplay, @DylanTaylor, @VoyagerSH Podcast Links: Website, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedInVoyager Space Company Links: Website, Instagram, LinkedInDylan Taylor's Social Link: Instagram, LinkedInBook Recommendation: The Last Lecture

In this episode, Ben learn's about the dynamic career and current ventures of Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings. They delve into Voyager's acquisitions, discussed the impact of Space For Humanity, and gained insights into Taylor's vision for the future of commercial space. The conversation concluded with a call to arms, inspired by Dylan's trailblazing spirit, inviting listeners to embark on their own daring ventures in the ever-expanding realm of space exploration. OUTLINE: Here's approximate timestamps for the episode. 00:44 Introducing Dylan 01:10 Voyager Space Holdings 06:06 Investment Philosophy 07:50 Altius & Exus Markets 09:17 Trends in the industry 12:00 Space Investments benefitting Earth 13:40 Space For Humanity 17:25 “Business babies” 20:02 The effect of spaceflight 22:07 Space Tourism 26:00 Public Private Partnerships 27:55 1's and 0's 30:10 Dylan's legacy 32:37 Wrap Up's and Socials Follow Dylan Taylor Website: https://dylantaylor.org/ X: https://twitter.com/dylan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dylantaylorspace/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcTMhQKYMf6d-Vfuy4R7vGA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dylantaylorspace/ Stay connected with us! Use #Astroben across various social media platforms to engage with us! (NEW - YOUTUBE): www.youtube.com/@astrobenpodcast Website: www.astroben.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astrobenpodcast/ X: https://twitter.com/Gambleonit LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/astrobenpodcast/

The I.S.S. is expected to be retired in 2030, closing a multidecade chapter for humans in space funded by the government. With the next chapter of human space exploration spotlighting the private sector, a slew of companies are developing what they hope will be the I.S.S's commercial successor. Voyager Space, a holding company concentrated on space infrastructure, is the startup behind Starlab, one of 3 projected pre-selected by NASA to potentially rise to the challenge. Morgan Brennan sits down with founder & CEO Dylan Taylor about space stations, his own spaceflight with Blue Origin and the commercial space sector.

The I.S.S. is expected to be retired in 2030, closing a multidecade chapter for humans in space funded by the government. With the next chapter of human space exploration spotlighting the private sector, a slew of companies are developing what they hope will be the I.S.S's commercial successor. Voyager Space, a holding company concentrated on space infrastructure, is the startup behind Starlab, one of 3 projected pre-selected by NASA to potentially rise to the challenge. Morgan Brennan sits down with founder & CEO Dylan Taylor about space stations, his own spaceflight with Blue Origin and the commercial space sector.

Darts and Letters is creating a new podcast, Academic Edgelords. This is a scholarly podcast about scholarly provocateurs. This is a leftist podcast that takes a second look at their peer-reviewed work, and tries to see if there's anything we might learn from arguing with them. We are hosted by: Victor Bruzzone, Gordon Katic, Matt McManus, and Ethan Xavier (AKA “Mouthy Infidel”). On this episode, we introduce our show by reading the ultimate academic edgelord: Ted Kacynski, who just died. This domestic terrorist was also a real scholar, with a few peer-reviewed works in mathematics. We read his manifesto: Industrial Society and its Future. Why has the Kaczynski become so popular with young people? He is just one extreme proponent of an anti-civilizational political theory called anarcho-primitivism. Few call themselves anarcho-primitivists, yet the basic ideas have become widespread, thanks to worsening environmental degradation and the ongoing techlash. You probably saw some anarcho-primitive thinking on Twitter right after Kaczynski died; many people lamented his death, and praised his arguments. What makes his thinking appealing to some? What does it get right about technology, and what does it get very wrong? We also discuss the broader anarcho-primitivist tradition, with the help of Chamsy el-Ojeili and Dylan Taylor's critical but generous review article from April, 2020, “the Future in the Past”: Anarcho-primitivism and the Critique of Civilization Today," in Rethinking Marxism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Darts and Letters is creating a new podcast, Academic Edgelords. This is a scholarly podcast about scholarly provocateurs. This is a leftist podcast that takes a second look at their peer-reviewed work, and tries to see if there's anything we might learn from arguing with them. We are hosted by: Victor Bruzzone, Gordon Katic, Matt McManus, and Ethan Xavier (AKA “Mouthy Infidel”). On this episode, we introduce our show by reading the ultimate academic edgelord: Ted Kacynski, who just died. This domestic terrorist was also a real scholar, with a few peer-reviewed works in mathematics. We read his manifesto: Industrial Society and its Future. Why has the Kaczynski become so popular with young people? He is just one extreme proponent of an anti-civilizational political theory called anarcho-primitivism. Few call themselves anarcho-primitivists, yet the basic ideas have become widespread, thanks to worsening environmental degradation and the ongoing techlash. You probably saw some anarcho-primitive thinking on Twitter right after Kaczynski died; many people lamented his death, and praised his arguments. What makes his thinking appealing to some? What does it get right about technology, and what does it get very wrong? We also discuss the broader anarcho-primitivist tradition, with the help of Chamsy el-Ojeili and Dylan Taylor's critical but generous review article from April, 2020, “the Future in the Past”: Anarcho-primitivism and the Critique of Civilization Today," in Rethinking Marxism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

Darts and Letters is creating a new podcast, Academic Edgelords. This is a scholarly podcast about scholarly provocateurs. This is a leftist podcast that takes a second look at their peer-reviewed work, and tries to see if there's anything we might learn from arguing with them. We are hosted by: Victor Bruzzone, Gordon Katic, Matt McManus, and Ethan Xavier (AKA “Mouthy Infidel”). On this episode, we introduce our show by reading the ultimate academic edgelord: Ted Kacynski, who just died. This domestic terrorist was also a real scholar, with a few peer-reviewed works in mathematics. We read his manifesto: Industrial Society and its Future. Why has the Kaczynski become so popular with young people? He is just one extreme proponent of an anti-civilizational political theory called anarcho-primitivism. Few call themselves anarcho-primitivists, yet the basic ideas have become widespread, thanks to worsening environmental degradation and the ongoing techlash. You probably saw some anarcho-primitive thinking on Twitter right after Kaczynski died; many people lamented his death, and praised his arguments. What makes his thinking appealing to some? What does it get right about technology, and what does it get very wrong? We also discuss the broader anarcho-primitivist tradition, with the help of Chamsy el-Ojeili and Dylan Taylor's critical but generous review article from April, 2020, “the Future in the Past”: Anarcho-primitivism and the Critique of Civilization Today," in Rethinking Marxism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

Darts and Letters is creating a new podcast, Academic Edgelords. This is a scholarly podcast about scholarly provocateurs. This is a leftist podcast that takes a second look at their peer-reviewed work, and tries to see if there's anything we might learn from arguing with them. We are hosted by: Victor Bruzzone, Gordon Katic, Matt McManus, and Ethan Xavier (AKA “Mouthy Infidel”). On this episode, we introduce our show by reading the ultimate academic edgelord: Ted Kacynski, who just died. This domestic terrorist was also a real scholar, with a few peer-reviewed works in mathematics. We read his manifesto: Industrial Society and its Future. Why has the Kaczynski become so popular with young people? He is just one extreme proponent of an anti-civilizational political theory called anarcho-primitivism. Few call themselves anarcho-primitivists, yet the basic ideas have become widespread, thanks to worsening environmental degradation and the ongoing techlash. You probably saw some anarcho-primitive thinking on Twitter right after Kaczynski died; many people lamented his death, and praised his arguments. What makes his thinking appealing to some? What does it get right about technology, and what does it get very wrong? We also discuss the broader anarcho-primitivist tradition, with the help of Chamsy el-Ojeili and Dylan Taylor's critical but generous review article from April, 2020, “the Future in the Past”: Anarcho-primitivism and the Critique of Civilization Today," in Rethinking Marxism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/politics-and-polemics

Dylan Taylor is a ranch apprentice at the Chico Basin Ranch, where he plays an integral role in the success of the 89,000-acre cattle operation. Born and raised outside of Fort Worth, Texas, Dylan had no ranching experience before coming to Ranchlands. In fact, much of his early career was spent in the Texas barbeque scene, where he worked for many years in some of Austin's most renowned barbeque restaurants and even started his own with some of his best friends. And as you'll hear in this conversation, he eventually transitioned out of the restaurant business and was hired on as a cook at the Zapata Ranch, which began his tenure at Ranchlands. Learn more about Ranchlands and our Internship Program at https://ranchlands.com/

Many of us would love an opportunity to fly into space, even if for just a few minutes. Dylan Taylor recognized this, and also the power of the Overview Effect to change people's perceptions about spaceflight and our world. He created the nonprofit Space For Humanity to select deserving people from around the world to fly aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket, on which he has flown. The results have been impressive, and as these people return to their home states and countries, they become ambassadors for the final frontier. Join us as we speak to Rachel Lyons, Executive Director of Space For Humanity. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Rachel Lyons Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Many of us would love an opportunity to fly into space, even if for just a few minutes. Dylan Taylor recognized this, and also the power of the Overview Effect to change people's perceptions about spaceflight and our world. He created the nonprofit Space For Humanity to select deserving people from around the world to fly aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket, on which he has flown. The results have been impressive, and as these people return to their home states and countries, they become ambassadors for the final frontier. Join us as we speak to Rachel Lyons, Executive Director of Space For Humanity. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Rachel Lyons Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

Many of us would love an opportunity to fly into space, even if for just a few minutes. Dylan Taylor recognized this, and also the power of the Overview Effect to change people's perceptions about spaceflight and our world. He created the nonprofit Space For Humanity to select deserving people from around the world to fly aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket, on which he has flown. The results have been impressive, and as these people return to their home states and countries, they become ambassadors for the final frontier. Join us as we speak to Rachel Lyons, Executive Director of Space For Humanity. Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: Rachel Lyons Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit

For this episode we welcomed Dylan Taylor, Funeral Director at Flora Funeral Home, and we had a blast diving into this one. Flora Funeral Service has been in operation for decades in the heart of Rocky Mount, walking a lot of families through tough times, so, we wanted to ask some questions most might not think about. We talked about his venture into the business, obviously, as well as a dive into sports, the history of his employer, the services offered, along with our usual shenanigans. Check it out, it was a lot of fun recordinghttp://www.patreon.com/getontaphttps://www.appalachianpodcast.orghttps://www.facebook.com/AppalachianPodcasthttps://twitter.com/GetOnTaphttps://www.instagram.com/theappalachianpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/harwellgriceSupport the show

We explore building the Berkshire Hathaway of outer space. We're joined by Dylan Taylor, Founder and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings. We cover the evolution of space technology, private space companies vs. the government, and exciting innovations in the space industry. “I'm in the camp that is super passionate about space as a tool for transformation. So what energizes me is getting humans into space.” — Dylan Taylor EPISODE GUIDE (LINKS, QUOTES, NOTES, AND BOOKS MENTIONED) https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-show-notes  FULL TEXT TRANSCRIPT https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-transcript  CHAPTERS This episode is our definitive guide to building the Berkshire Hathaway of outer space. In it we cover: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:01:55 – How Dylan's work in space began after reading The Last Lecture 00:09:22 – Dylan's early investments in and the evolution of space technology 00:17:25 – How re-usability and privatization has expanded space technology 00:39:05 – Why Dylan founded Voyager Space Holdings 00:49:52 – Space industry standards and the creation of the Voyager Space IP Exchange 00:54:35 – Private space companies and their relationship with government agencies 01:09:58 – Exciting innovations in the space industry 01:16:06 – How anyone can become involved in space industry and exploration   ABOUT DYLAN TAYLOR AND VOYAGER SPACE HOLDINGS In 2019, PitchBook named Dylan Taylor one of the top 10 investors in space and space technology. While SpaceX, Virgin, Galactic, and Blue Origin have taken off in recent years, Dylan's been investing in outer space for over a decade. First, as an angel, and now as CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, where he's building the Berkshire Hathaway of space holding companies. Dylan has also served as the CEO of a public company, he's been on numerous boards, and he runs his own space-focused nonprofit called Space for Humanity. Dylan is a wealth of wisdom, and this episode is a masterclass on the past, present and future of outer space.

Today we are joined by Dylan Taylor, a real estate lawyer in Victoria, BC. The conversation around co-buying has come up a lot in the past few years as people become more creative about who they buy with. We have seen a lot of missteps surrounding contracts. For that reason, we invited Dylan to talk about some of the pitfalls of not having an agreement and what it represents. CLICK HERE to visit Dylan's Instagram page! Looking to invest in real estate? Click here to check out our new investment guide! Visit our website at www.thrivemortgage.ca // Check out all of our content by clicking here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yvrremoshow/message

This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, October 15th is Pregnancy, Infant, and Child Loss Remeberence Day, and today on Sense of Soul podcast we will be remembering Dylan Taylor. His parents, our dear friends Angelica and Billy Taylor joined us for a hard and very heartfelt conversation. In 1997 the newly married couple were preparing for their first child. They had learned through an ultrasound that they were having a boy. Billy and Angelica were so excited to begin their lives as parents. Everything was going well until Angelica begun to have concerning symptoms that lead her to the hospital, in her second trimester.  Angelica was diagnosed with “HELLP Syndrome” a rare pregnancy complication. It is a type of preeclampsia that causes elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count. Many women who have HELLP syndrome need to give birth early to prevent health complications.  Angelica and Billy were faced with having to make decisions that nobody should ever have to make. However this was an emergency and the urgency was a matter of life and death. The risks were great, inducing labor would mean that their baby would be very premature, but if they didn't, there would be a chance Billy would lose them both.  Angelica and Billy take us back to the day they had their firstborn, to the moments they lost their firstborn. Hear from a fathers prespective as Billy so genuinely shares his story, learn how they struggled in grief, yet managed to survive this traumatic loss and find their happy once again.  If you or someone you care about has lost a child to stillbirth, miscarriage, SIDS, or any other cause at any point during pregnancy or infancy. 1 in 4 women will lose a baby during pregnancy, delivery or infancy, Please join us in raising awareness this October for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month and share this episode. YOU ARE NOT ALONE! If you'd like to contact Angelica and Billy you can email them at bapmtaylor@gmail.com https://starlegacyfoundation.org/awareness-month https://babyloss-awareness.org  Visit Sense of Soul at www.mysenseofsoul.com Do you want Ad Free episodes? Join our Sense of Soul Patreon, our community of seekers and lightworkers. Also recieve 50% off of Shanna's Soul Immersion experience as a Patreon member, monthly Sacred circles, Shanna and Mande's personal mini series, Sense of Soul merch and more. https://www.patreon.com/senseofsoul Thanks to our Sponsors! KACHAVA: www.kachava.com/senseofsoul ATHLETIC GREENS: www.athleticgreens.com/senseofsoul

The future is here! Regular citizens are starting to fly into space, and we caught up with Dylan Taylor, serial entrepreneur, president and CEO of space exploration firm Voyager Space, and most recently, private astronaut. Shortly after his flight on Blue Origin's New Shepard, he dove to the Titanic and the bottom of the Challenger Deep. Oh, and his company is building their own space station! Join us for the amazing armchair adventure with one of the newspace doers, Dylan Taylor. Host: Rod Pyle Co-Host: Geoffrey Notkin Guest: Dylan Taylor Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Ziprecruiter.com/twis

The future is here! Regular citizens are starting to fly into space, and we caught up with Dylan Taylor, serial entrepreneur, president and CEO of space exploration firm Voyager Space, and most recently, private astronaut. Shortly after his flight on Blue Origin's New Shepard, he dove to the Titanic and the bottom of the Challenger Deep. Oh, and his company is building their own space station! Join us for the amazing armchair adventure with one of the newspace doers, Dylan Taylor. Host: Rod Pyle Co-Host: Geoffrey Notkin Guest: Dylan Taylor Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: Ziprecruiter.com/twis

Having a great attitude is arguably one of the most important pieces you can bring to the workplace. Guest Dylan Taylor tells his story working in construction with a prosthetic leg and missing arm. Dylan is a remarkable young man who speaks to the importance of attitude, willingness to learn, and having a relentless approach. Host Mack and guest Dylan talk about going to school for construction, how one can find success and fulfillment in the construction industry, heavy equipment, and the importance of training and mentorship.You can find Dylan on Instagram @1armedtrades, and LinkedIn under Dylan TaylorFind Mack on social media @earthmovers_media or reach out mack@earthmoversmedia.com

On todays podcast i interview Dylan Taylor You can follow him @dylantaylor__

Kelly Curtis is a skeleton slider who recently competed in the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, and is the first black skeleton slider to compete for America. Kelly is a heptathlete, a sport in which she won first place in the 2011 Penn Relays. She is also a member of the United States Air Force and the World Class Athlete Program. Kelly is a lifelong competitor, from a family of notable athleticism, and is now changing the face of her sport. This episode, Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com welcomes world class Olympic Skeleton Slider, Kelly Curtis. Follow Kelly Curtis on Instagram & Twitter: @KellyCurtisUSA

Welcome to Season 3 of Celestial Citizen Podcast!  We're excited to kick things off with Dylan Taylor, Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space and commercial astronaut aboard Blue Origin's NS-19 mission this past December.We'll discuss Dylan's experience with the Overview Effect after becoming the 606th person to go to space, as well as, the latest updates on Voyager Space and Space for Humanity as we head into an exciting new era of human spaceflight.My guest on today's show, Dylan Taylor, is a global business leader and philanthropist.  He holds many roles within the space exploration industry as a CEO, investor, commercial astronaut, thought leader and futurist.  Currently, Dylan serves as Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space, a multi-national space exploration firm that acquires and integrates leading space exploration enterprises globally.As an early-stage investor in more than 50 emerging ventures, including Accion, Kepler, York, Astrobotic, LeoLabs, Relativity, and Planet, as well as, Celestial Citizen.  Dylan is widely considered the most active private space investor in the world.On December 11th, 2021, Dylan flew to space as part of the crew of Blue Origin's New Shepard Mission 19.  And also earned his commercial astronaut wings with the FAA.Dylan has also had an extensive philanthropic impact on the space industry.  In 2017, Dylan founded the nonprofit and social movement, Space for Humanity, which seeks to democratize space exploration and develop solutions to global issues through the scope of human awareness to help solve the world's most intractable problems.  Additionally, Dylan is the Co-Founding Patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, which seeks to promote the growth of commercial space activity.  Dylan also serves as a strategic advisor for both the Archmission and the Human Spaceflight Program.Dylan is the founder and Chairman of Multiverse Media, parent company of the popular space philosophy website 2211.world as well as the Ad Astra Dinners, and Multiverse Publishing, which publishes books by leading authors including Frank White, Isaac Asimov and Gerard K. O'Neill.  It is also the executive producer of the documentary film, The High Frontier.

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Pack your bags and strap yourselves in. It's time to decide whether a trip into the cosmos remains science fiction or if it might one day become science prediction. Sarah and Luke look into the practicalities of hotels in orbit as space becomes increasingly accessible and wonder what cultural discoveries we might find. We're joined by Laura Forczyk and Dylan Taylor - two people at the heart of the private sector's launch in the skies - as well as MIT's Ariel Ekblaw and former NASA astronaut Ed Lu.Which inventions should we look into next? Let us know on Twitter @SarahCruddas @lukeaaronmoore @StakPod***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We welcomed back Dylan Taylor for a fascinating 62 minute discussion starting with Dylan's recent ride to space with Blue Origin, the impact of Russia's Ukranian invasion on NewSpace, inflation and the economy, investing in space and associated risks plus so much more. Read the full summary of this program at www.thespaceshow.com for this date, Friday, Feb. 25, 2022.

Friend of the pod and crusher of granite Jordan Cannon returns to the show with an update from his life on the road. We dive into a range of topics across the climbing spectrum, while trying not to be old-shamed by our young friend. But first, tragedy strikes in Patagonia as the climbing world loses one of its best: Corrado “Korra” Pesce, who died while descending Cerro Torre on January 28th. His partner Tommy Aguilo experienced serious injuries and attempted to descend alone, and was ultimately rescued in a completely heroic effort by some of the best climbers in the world. We discuss the story itself, and pay homage to the noteworthy successes and climbing accomplishments that were sadly overshadowed by the tragedy that ensued. Finally, we end on happier note, as Dylan Taylor, aka “Climberisms” on Instagram, imagines a conversation between Adam Ondra and Alex Honnold about baby diapers. Show Notes “Corrado 'Korra' Pesce dies after climbing new route on Cerro Torre with Tomas Aguilo” A crowdfunder to help Korra Pesce's daughter. Description of Tommy and Korra's new route. Follow Jordan Cannon Follow Dylan Taylor Become a RunOut Rope Gun! Support our podcast and increase your RunOut runtime. Bonus episodes, AMA, and more will be available to our Rope Guns. Thank you for your support! http://patreon.com/runoutpodcastContact us Send ideas, voicemail, feedback and more. andrew@runoutpodcast.com // chris@runoutpodcast.com

Friend of the pod and crusher of granite Jordan Cannon returns to the show with an update from his life on the road. We dive into a range of topics across the climbing spectrum, while trying not to be old-shamed by our young friend. But first, tragedy strikes in Patagonia as the climbing world loses one of its best: Corrado “Korra” Pesce, who died while descending Cerro Torre on January 28th. His partner Tommy Aguilo experienced serious injuries and attempted to descend alone, and was ultimately rescued in a completely heroic effort by some of the best climbers in the world. We discuss the story itself, and pay homage to the noteworthy successes and climbing accomplishments that were sadly overshadowed by the tragedy that ensued. Finally, we end on happier note, as Dylan Taylor, aka “Climberisms” on Instagram, imagines a conversation between Adam Ondra and Alex Honnold about baby diapers. Show Notes “Corrado 'Korra' Pesce dies after climbing new route on Cerro Torre with Tomas Aguilo” A crowdfunder to help Korra Pesce's daughter. Description of Tommy and Korra's new route. Follow Jordan Cannon Follow Dylan Taylor Become a RunOut Rope Gun! Support our podcast and increase your RunOut runtime. Bonus episodes, AMA, and more will be available to our Rope Guns. Thank you for your support! http://patreon.com/runoutpodcastContact us Send ideas, voicemail, feedback and more. andrew@runoutpodcast.com // chris@runoutpodcast.com

Tim O'Donnell is one of the world's most successful and experienced American long-course triathletes. He has earned 50+ podium finishes including over 22 wins at major events throughout the world. Along with the ITU Long Distance World Champion title in 2009, his other wins include nine Ironman 70.3 victories, two full IRONMAN wins, and six Armed Forces National Championships. At the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, Tim has finished 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 8th, and earned the top American spot in 2013 & 2015. In 2013, he tied the existing American IRONMAN record with an 8:01:32 victory at IRONMAN Brazil. In 2015 at IRONMAN Brazil, he completed his fastest IRONMAN to date at 7:55:56. He was the IRONMAN 70.3 US Pro Champion in 2012 and the IRONMAN US Pro Champion in 2011. Tim is married to another world champion triathlete, and our previous guest on The Legendary Podcast , Mirinda Carfrae. The two of them make their home in Boulder, Colorado with their two children Izzy and Finn. This episode, Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com welcomes world champion triathlete, Tim O'Donnell. Watch the Tim & Rinny Show on YouTube: Tim & Rinny Follow Tim O'Donnell on Instagram: @tointri Learn more about Waterfall Racing: https://www.waterfallracing.com/

Jake and Anthony are joined by Dylan Taylor, Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, founder of Space for Humanity, and commercial astronaut on Blue Origin's New Shepard NS-19.DrinksZero Sugar & Handcrafted Craft Soda - Virgil's Brand SitePerpetual IPA - Tröegs Independent Brewing - UntappdLondon Porter - Söhnfeld BreweryHazelnut & Vanilla Ale - Söhnfeld BreweryTopicsOff-Nominal - YouTubeEpisode 48 - The Abort Motor DLC (with Dylan Taylor) - YouTubeHappy Hour - Off-NominalHappy Hour - YouTubeVoyager Space HoldingsSpace for Humanity • To Space, For EarthReplay: New Shepard Mission NS-19 Webcast - YouTubeRecap: New Shepard Mission NS-19 - YouTubePicksSpace Explorers on Oculus Quest 2 | OculusSpace Explorers | Board Game | BoardGameGeekDon't Look Up | NetflixBreaking the Chains of Gravity by Amy Shira TeitelFollow DylanDylan TaylorDylan Taylor (@dylan) / TwitterFollow JakeWeMartians Podcast - Follow Humanity's Journey to MarsWeMartians Podcast (@We_Martians) | TwitterJake Robins (@JakeOnOrbit) | TwitterFollow AnthonyMain Engine Cut OffMain Engine Cut Off (@WeHaveMECO) | TwitterAnthony Colangelo (@acolangelo) | TwitterOff-Nominal MerchandiseOff-Nominal Logo TeeWeMartians Shop | MECO Shop

Mirinda Carfrae, widely known as “Rinny”, is an Australian professional triathlete and Ironman Triathlon world champion. Winning gold, as well as other medals at numerous Ironman triathlons, she also holds several time records in Kona, the world championship of Ironman. Mirinda has 20 (and counting) half iron-distance wins, multiple ITU Long Course World Championship medals, and holds a championship title at Germany's iconic iron-distance race, Challenge Roth. When not traveling the world in pursuit of triathlon's greatest challenges, Mirinda and her husband Tim, a fellow champion triathlete, make their home in the endurance sports haven of Boulder, Colorado with their two children Izzy and Finn. This episode, Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com welcomes world champion triathlete, Mirinda Carfrae. Watch the Tim & Rinny Show on YouTube: Tim & Rinny Follow Mirinda Carfrae on Instagram: @mirindacarfrae Follow Tim ODonnell on Instragram: @tointri

Dr. Mona Nemer, Canada's Chief Science Advisor explains the importance of evidence-based decision making. Plus, Dr. Tom Frieden, President and CEO of the Resolve to Save Lives, joins us to share what we can do better to prepare for the next pandemic. Also, CEO of Supernova, Dominic O'Meara, discusses the social media network that shares its ad revenue with charities. Next, we talk about healthier experiences online for kids with the Founder and CEO of Common Sense Media, Jim Steyer. In Socially Speaking, we have Dylan Taylor, the Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space who was onboard Amazon's Blue Origin, to answer the question: would you go into space?   Find out more information from our guests here: Dr. Mona Nemer: Chief Science Advisor of Canada Dr. Tom Frieden: resolvetosavelives.org Dominic O'Meara: Supernova App Jim Steyer: commonsensemedia.org Dylan Taylor: voyagerspace.com You can also find both AmberMac and Michael B on Twitter.

This episode is an amazing story about the Commercialization of Cislunar Space by a company named ThinkOrbital. It's also the story of how two talented people were bold enough to share their innovative idea to design something…different, better, and for all space explorers.   Co-Founders Sebastian Asprella and Dr. Vojtech Holub met on Discord during COVID, and soon found that by applying their interests and talents together in a big way, a big idea for a single-launch space station could become a reality. And thus, ThinkOrbital was born!  One of Beth's favorite ThinkOrbital long-term objectives is that they look to explore customers beyond “traditional” space users, promoting the quality of business, research and recreational scope available in space! Today on this Casual Space Podcast episode, Sebastian and Vojtech walk us through their concept to create a novel space station that is scalable, modular and can be deployed with a single launch to be assembled on-orbit. Wow.  About Sebastian Asprella: Think Orbital Co-Founder, CEO Sebastian brings 25 years of leadership and intrapreneurship experience across business management and IT sectors. With a background in electromechanics and business administration, Sebastian has been working for the European Medicines Agency (EMA) since 2001 starting from business administration to heading complex multinational digitalization programs. Sebastian has previously consulted on business development for EnergyX, while his early career experience ranges across telecom and oil and gas sectors. About Vojtech Holub, Ph.D.: Think Orbital Co-Founder, CTO Vojtech brings 13 years of research and development and software engineering experience, along with research expertise in aerospace engineering. Vojtech holds over 20 patents and has published 17 conference and journal papers. His paper published in the AIAA's Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets has served as a founding thesis for ThinkOrbital's Commercial Space Station design.   About ThinkOrbital https://thinkorbital.com/  ThinkOrbital is designing and delivering the premier commercial low Earth orbit destination with a mission to accelerate exploration of cislunar space. They have developed a concept based on mature technologies available today, to create a novel space station that is scalable, modular and can be deployed with a single launch to be assembled on-orbit.   Other Happenings:  James Webb Space Telescope?!?! Here's a great video about JWST launch and deployment:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6ihVeEoUdo Launch Schedules! https://www.space.com/32286-space-calendar.html  Dylan Taylor launches on Blue Origin! Here's my conversation with Dylan from earlier this year; https://www.bethmund.com/casual-space-podcast/2020/12/17/101-dylan-taylor And here's another great conversation with Dylan and Frank White! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlU76UuDxjA

Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, has sent "Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan, the daughter of famed astronaut Alan Shepard, and four paying customers on a supersonic joy ride to the edge of space. The crew took off aboard one of Blue Origin’s suborbital space tourism rockets, called New Shepard, at 10:01 a.m. ET from the company’s launch facilities near the rural town of Van Horn, Texas, where Bezos owns a sprawling ranch. Strahan and Laura Shepard Churchley, whose father Alan Shepard went on a suborbital flight in 1961 and later walked on the moon, rode alongside investors Dylan Taylor, Evan Dick, and Lane Bess, as well as Bess' adult child, Cameron Bess — all of whom paid for their seats.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Michelle Marciniak is a former All-American collegiate and professional basketball player whose legendary career landed her in the history books of women's basketball. Michelle competed in two National Championships during her three-year career at the University of Tennessee, leading the Tennessee Lady Vols to their 4th National Championship and was named MVP in the 1996 Final Four. Michelle competed on the Junior World Championship Qualifying Team, the World University Games, the Jones Cup, and the Pan American Games, before going on to play in the ABL and WNBA as a point guard. Michelle was the recruiting coordinator and assistant coach of the women's basketball team at the University of South Carolina from 2003-2008, and is currently the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of SHEEX, Inc., a performance fabric bedding company inspired by a love of performance wear in basketball. This episode, Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com welcomes legendary basketball player and coach, Michelle Marciniak. Learn more about SHEEX: https://www.sheex.com/ Follow Michelle on Twitter: @mmarciniak3 Follow Michelle on Instagram: @mbrookemarciniak

Lupe Fiasco, best known as the grammy award winning rapper, is also a legendary martial artist. Beginning his martial arts training at age three by the support of his father, Lupe has a black belt in karate, two black belts in the styles of samurai sword fighting, kinjutsu and iaido, as well as the equivalent of a black belt in Chinese wushu. He has trained in just about every martial art form, and in his recent docuseries “Beat N' Path” had a chance to train with the masters in China, taking his craft to the highest levels. This episode, Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com welcomes legendary martial artist, rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur, Lupe Fiasco. Find out more about Lupe Fiasco: www.lupefiasco.com Follow Lupe Fiasco on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @LupeFiasco Nishigawa Iaido Club on Instagram: @nishigawaiaidoclub  

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Matt Moseley, an accomplished open water swimmer, speaker, and author. Matt is the first person to swim cage-free from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico, the first solo crosser of Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, and the first ever to swim the Colorado River through Utah's Canyonlands. His swims are typically infused with art and are the subjects of documentary films, with the goal of benefiting conservation and restoration efforts of the waters he swims in. Matt is the Principal of Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in public affairs and communications strategy, and is the author of Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections. Buy Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections By Matt Moseley Follow Matt Moseley on social media: @ShowUpMatt https://matthewlmoseley.net/ http://IgnitionStrategyGroup.com

Dirt Talk had our very first guest in the Dirt Talk Studios this week, which is very exciting. He's also arguably our youngest guest to date. This week, our guest is Dylan Taylor, a 20-year-old laborer and construction management student from MN. Dylan is a pretty special guy for a lot of reasons: he's already worked 2 summers as a laborer for Duininck Inc., he just started a 2-year college program for construction management, and he's traveled and meet with people all over the industry to make connections and learn from those more experienced than him. In episode 87 of Dirt Talk, hosts Aaron Witt and Alex Horton have a conversation with Dylan about what it's like to get into the industry at a young age, important advice he's already received, using doubt from others as fuel for your own internal fire, and how he's figuring out how to run equipment with only one hand. To follow along with his story, you can follow him on IG @1armedtrades or on LinkedIn. To connect with other people who listen to this show, use and search for the hashtag #betterdirtworld and join in on the conversation. If you have questions/comments/concerns, reach out to DirtTalk@buildwitt.com. Stay Dirty!

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Dr. Scott Parazynski, a highly decorated physician, astronaut, and tech CEO, recently inducted into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. Scott joined NASA's Astronaut Corps in 1992, flying on 5 Space Shuttle missions and conducting 7 spacewalks. His mission highlights include a global ozone mapping flight; leading the first joint US-Russian spacewalk while docked to the Russian space station Mir; serving as Senator John Glenn's crewmate and personal physician; and assembly of the Canadian-built space station robotic arm. Scott is also a prolific mountaineer, and is the first person to have both flown in space and summited Mount Everest. Scott is a legend in every sense of the word, with additional experience as a diver, pilot, and explorer, while continuing to improve our possibilities on Earth as an inventor, product developer, speaker, author, and entrepreneur. Buy The Sky Below by Scott Parazynski here: https://parazynski.com/product/the-sky-below/ Find out more info about Scott Parazynski at www.parazynski.com Follow Scott on Instagram at @astrodocscott Follow Scott on Twitter at @AstroDocScott

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Junko Kazukawa, a Japanese-born ultrarunner who currently lives in Denver, Colorado. Junko competes in marathon, ultramarathon and cycling events around the world, and was the first person to complete the Leadville series and the Ultrarunning Grand Slam in a single year. Junko is also a two-time breast cancer survivor, and after undergoing a double mastectomy, she competed in the 2009 New York City Marathon only five weeks after her chemo therapy. On numerous occasions Junko has competed in support of fellow athletes suffering with cancer, and raised money for the cause in doing so. She is a profoundly positive individual, and supports her community in Colorado as a trainer of all levels, and a run club leader. Learn more about Junko's Mountain Training: https://www.junkomountaintraining.com/ Follow Junko Kazukawa on Instagram at @runjunkorun

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Sarah Crowley, an Australian professional triathlete with a legendary record as a champion at triathlons and races around the world. She is a five-time Ironman distance champion. In 2017 Sarah won the Australian and World Long Course Championship and both the Asia Pacific Ironman Championships in Cairns, Australia and the European Ironman Championships in Frankfurt, Germany. Sarah finished third place at the 2017 Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii, cementing her place as a world level athlete. She is also the fastest Australian female in Kona history. Sarah was also an accountant and the Director in Corporate Finance at Deloitte until 2016, and won the Deloitte Business Woman of the Year Award. Excelling at everything she touches, Sarah Crowley is a “pro's pro,” and about as legendary as they come. Find out more info about Sarah Crowley at www.sarahcrowleytriathlete.com Follow Sarah on Instagram at @sarah_stan_crowley

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Forrest Noble, a world-class kayaker based in Boulder Colorado. Forrest has been pushing the limits of the sport since he was young, at one point kayaking the Potomac outside of Washington DC at age 16 during a legendary flood, which he barely survived. Forrest has stayed out of the limelight for most of his life, but is considered one of the world's best kayakers. Forrest made headlines when he assisted several kayakers attempt a never before kayaked run at marble Fork Gorge in the Sierra Nevadas. It was a feat of bravery and skill, and was a success. Forrest has a legendary commitment to the sport and respect for adventure and responsibilities as a fellow kayaker that permeates his community, family, and the entire sport. He is also an accomplished climber, which he frequently uses to increase his opportunities for kayaking locations. 

Voyager Space Holdings is a multi-national space holding firm that acquires and integrates leading space exploration enterprises globally.

Dave talks with writer Dylan Taylor-Lehman who published an article about the Oak Island Mystery for the May/June 2021 issues of Popular Mechanics.  If you have any questions or comments, please email Dave at DigginOakIsland@gmail.com.

This week we talk about a real unsung hero. Gerard K. O'Neill. His work about space colonies was truly ground breaking and his book 'The High Frontier' is one of the most inspiring there is. O'Neill is the subject of a new movie, 'The High Frontier - The Untold Story Of Gerard K. O'Neill' and we're joined by three members of the production team to discuss O'Neill and the movie: Director Ryan Stuit; writer and producer Will Henry; and executive producer Dylan Taylor.The High Frontier Movie: https://thehighfrontiermovie.com/Check the website to find out where to watch the movie and to find out more. Plus, all the merch!Twitter: https://twitter.com/HighFrontierDocInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/highfrontierdoc/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HighFrontierDoc/Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuYKGOBTTigRyan Stuit: https://twitter.com/RyanStuitWill Henry: https://twitter.com/WillTHenryDylan Taylor: https://twitter.com/SpaceAdvisorEmily's Review: https://space.nss.org/the-high-frontier-pays-much-overdue-tribute-to-dr-gerard-k-oneill/Full show notes and associated videos and articles: https://spaceandthingspodcast.com/podcast/stp-1-the-podcast-has-launched-d6e92-mpyzr-xswpe-5x8j3-3z645-xmxzf-a3ag7-5zrzp-rlrwg-nfkpj-s6pl3-64ppm-2z4ah-g8522-cfjmh-ajc53-erjzt-td6xz-dxd43-m7j3h-g279m-smt6x-jddx2-82b79-8t8mw-3d3wf-hjryhImage Credit: NASA, Artwork by Rick GuidiceSpace and Things:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/spaceandthings1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spaceandthingspodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/spaceandthingspodcast/Merch and Info: https://www.spaceandthingspodcast.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpaceandthingsBusiness Enquiries: info@andthingsproductions.comSpace and Things is brought to you And Things Productions https://www.andthingsproductions.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/spaceandthings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Financially Speaking with Kathy Cook Noble  Next time on Financially Speaking Kathy talks with Dylan Taylor, owner of Chef Bondi’s Pizzeria in St. Thomas, Ontario. The young entrepreneur worked at Chef Bondi’s during high school before he was able to purchase the business when he was just 19. Dylan and Kathy discuss the process of becoming a business owner before the age of 20 and the things one must learn, quickly, to be successful. Dylan Taylor purchased his business at the age of 19 after working there for 3 and a half years. This first year in business has taught him so much about leadership and responsibility. He feels honoured to be able to carry on Chef Bondi under his name as it has been a landmark in St. Thomas for over 55 years. https://chefbondipizza.com/.  dylankyletaylor49@gmail.com   Kathy’s Book: All Ladies Should Use the F-Word: A Guide to Loving Your Finances Purchase on Amazon.com   Amazon.co.uk    Amazon.ca       ~ More About Financially Speaking ~ Everywhere you go, everywhere you turn, everyone you talk to, money appears. Either in conversation, in thoughts, in dreams, in stress, in arguments and in planning. Money is the one commodity that everyone can universally agree that they all need. Most people navigate through their lives not really understanding how money works or how to keep more of it. Kathy Cook Noble is a believer in people’s abilities to understand, control and plan for their futures with money. She believes that once people understand the importance of why they need to control their own finances, they will live a free and happy life. She is a Financial Advisor, teacher, bookkeeper, business expert, seeker of knowledge, community volunteer and believer in people. Kathy has spent her entire life studying and working in business to help people expand their lives, save money, make money and avoid financial ruin. She personally understands what it means to see value and have faith in yourself so that you are more confident in financial decisions. Overcoming painful obstacles and realizations about money has helped Kathy become obsessed with helping people, especially women, understand their financial situations and help them plan for their future selves. http://kathycooknoble.gpwealth.ca/ https://www.bookkeepplus.ca/  kathy@bookkeepplus.ca To get more of Financially Speaking with Kathy Cook Noble, be sure to visit the podcast page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/financially-speaking-kathy-cook-noble/

Jamie and Robin are joined by philanthropist, space evangelist, and entrepreneur Dylan Taylor, the CEO of Voyager Space Holdings. We discuss Voyager's latest acquisition and the upcoming film, The High Frontier, which examines the life and work of visionary physicist Gerard O' Neill.

David is from Slave Lake, Alberta. When he was around 39-40 he was having issues with his heart and was referred to Dr. Dylan Taylor at the Maz. His heart function was at 45% and he took medication for many years to help with his condition, but his heart was gradually deteriorating. Through his experience at the Maz, he feels that everyone there cares greatly about their patients. At every turn they had an answer and a solution for him. They were there for him. He knew that if he needed help, he would get it right away. Eventually his heart function declined so much that they had to look at new options. He was evaluated for a transplant, but was not eligible – so they offered him a Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) or mechanical heart. Because of the Maz and donor support that helps make the Maz one of the leading complex cardiac care centres in the world, David is alive. David is now in his early 60s. And credits the Maz with keeping him alive for over 20 years. His experience has changed his perspective. You always think it will be someone else that gets sick. You never think it will be yourself. “When you are sick like that, you don't realize how sick you are – you think it's normal. You only realize how lousy you felt once you are feeling better.” The biggest change he has noticed now is how much easier it is to breathe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dylan Taylor is the single most active investor in an amazing new investment space: space itself. Space exploration, development, and travel, once unimaginable as an investment category, is now opening up as an opportunity for everyday investors. Join us for host Gregg Fisher's fascinating conversation with an amazing thought leader, Dylan Taylor, the Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings.

The Saturday Sport Team interview Dylan Taylor from Huntingdon Town FC. Dylan from Huntingdon Town FC talks to us about his rise through football so far, his scholarship at Peterborough United and much more.

Space keynote by Dylan Taylor, Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space Holdings.

Dylan Taylor, the CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, comes on the show to talk about the business of space. When will space tourism become a thing? Who’s building the first hotel in space? And where’s the money going to be in a year, or a decade, or a century? Are we all going to live on Mars? Taylor has thoughts on all of that and more.For more on the topics in this episode:Dylan Taylor on TwitterVoyager Space Holdings’ websiteDylan’s blog on all things spaceMore info on Robert HeinleinFor all the links and stories, head to Source Code’s homepage.

Dylan Taylor is a global business leader and philanthropist. He is an active pioneer in the space exploration industry as a CEO, investor, thought leader and futurist. Every day is like Christmas for Dylan, because working in the space industry has always been his passion and calling. Beth asks Dylan about when his interest in space began, and Dylan describes how investments in space can be transformational for all humans and our future- on this episode of the Casual Space Podcast.   ABOUT DYLAN TAYLOR: Dylan Taylor is a global business leader and philanthropist. He is an active pioneer in the space exploration industry as a CEO, investor, thought leader and futurist. Currently, Dylan serves as Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, a multi-national space holding firm that acquires and integrates leading space exploration enterprises globally. Dylan has been cited by Harvard University, SpaceNews, the BBC, Pitchbook, CNBC, CNN and others as having played a seminal role in the growth of the private space industry. As an early-stage investor in more than 50 emerging ventures, including Accion, Kepler, York, Astrobotic, Made in Space, Relativity, and Planet, Dylan is widely considered the most active private space investor in the world. Dylan has extensive global business experience as both a board director and CEO. He previously served as a Director for UMB Bank, a Fortune 500 company based in Kansas City and as a mutual fund director for the Jackson Funds where he oversaw assets of $8B across 130 distinct funds. Dylan has been a Fortune 1000 CEO with P&L responsibility in excess of $3B and operations encompassing 16,000 employees in 60 countries. In addition, Dylan has participated in 4 IPOs over the course of his career.   From the Casual Space Podcast: On how his love for space got started and why it’s getting stronger every day: “Every day is like Christmas, I certainly love what I do. For me, (space) is a life long passion, the question I ask myself a lot is, ‘Why did it take so long to realize what I loved and was truly passionate about?!’ I think the answer is, you get caught up in life, you get caught up in a career path… and ironically, if you have early success in your career that’s not directly tied to your passion, it can be a little bit of a trap. I think you can find yourself in the hamster wheel, and it can be hard to get off.. I certainly was like the situation I was in. I was in more of a traditional business career, and that was fine, and there were gratifying elements of that, but it was not truly satisfying the passion that I had for space.” “My passion for space is really about the societal impact of space. It’s about the transformational element of space. It’s about the ability for humanity to reimagine what it means to be human, and what our opportunity as a species is going forward. So to me, it’s more about having the canvas to paint our future onto. I think space is truly transformational from a contextual, intellectual standpoint.”   On what made Dylan Taylor brave enough to leave his career path to follow his passion for space:  “My close friends and family encouraging me- I could see that we were entering a growth for the industry, and I’ve never been personally happier being in the industry. My free time and social activity and my life revolves around it- it’s not a career, it’s more of a calling.”   On the challenges of space and why it’s worth exploring: “We have some real global challenges. Climate change, income inequality, mass migration caused by civil unrest, geopolitics, etc. My thesis is that the reason those problems seem intractable, is because we really don’t have the right context to evaluate those problems. We don’t really have the right view, that we’re all humans, on a rock floating in the middle of space, squabbling over (in my mind) tiny differences.  I’m all about space as a contextual reorientation that allows you to see things clearer, and in a more enlightened way. “The ROI of space in infinite. Humanity 2.0, a reimagining of what we could be- a more aspirational inspirational viewpoint is amazing, and space holds the canvas that we can paint that future on to.”   On why it takes everyone to make space exploration successful: “It’s incredibly important that we diversify space and that we take advantage of all the talent that exists in the world.  This is a human endeavor, and we all know humans are identical in their capacity to do incredible things. In fact, if we can’t figure out a way to bring all humans into the fold, we will not be successful in space. And it does not have to be just in STEM, space is for everybody, and we need all skills. All backgrounds. We are commercializing space at such a rapid rate that I tell my friends, ‘Everyone is in the space industry. They just don’t know it yet.’ The number of jobs within the space economy that are going to be created over the next few years is going to be mind-boggling. So if you’re focused on space, and you’re training yourself up to be part of the space economy, you will be providing yourself a very very bright future!”   More about Dylan Taylor and the “space” he works with: Dylan’s technical background, global business experience and unbridled passion for space make him a unique figure within his industry. He regularly speaks and writes about the future of the space economy and is sought after by the media for his expertise in the financial aspects of space investing as well as industry dynamics. As a writer and columnist, he has written several widely read pieces on the future of the space industry for SpaceNews, ROOM, The Space Review, Apogeo Spatial and Space.com. As a speaker, Dylan has keynoted many of the major space conferences around the world and has appeared regularly on Bloomberg, Fox Business, and CNBC.   Dylan is a leading advocate of space manufacturing and the utilization of in-space resources to further space exploration and settlement. In 2017 he became the first private citizen to manufacturer an item in space when the gravity meter he co-designed and commissioned was 3D printed on the International Space Station. The historic item is now housed in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Dylan has also had an extensive philanthropic impact on the space industry. In 2017, Dylan founded the nonprofit and social movement, Space for Humanity, which seeks to democratize space exploration and develop solutions to global issues through the scope of human awareness to help solve the world’s most intractable problems. Additionally, Dylan is the Co-Founding Patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, which seeks to promote the growth of commercial space activity. Additionally Dylan serves as a strategic advisor for both the Archmission and the Human Spaceflight Program. Dylan is the founder and Chairman of Multiverse Media, parent company of the popular space philosophy website 2211.world as well as the Ad Astra Dinners, a Jeffersonian styled dinner series featuring some of the world’s leading influencers discussing the future of humanity in space. Another subsidiary of Multiverse Media publishes books by leading authors including Frank White, Isaac Asimov and Gerard K. O’Neill. It is also the executive producer of the documentary film, The High Frontier. For his influence as a global leader and his commitment to creating a positive impact on the world, Dylan has been honored with numerous personal and professional accolades in recent years. The World Economic Forum recognized Dylan as a Young Global Leader in 2011 and he was named a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute in 2014. In 2020, Dylan was recognized by the Commercial Spaceflight Federation with their top honor for business and finance, following in the footsteps of 2019’s inaugural winner, the late Paul Allen. Dylan Taylor earned an MBA in Finance and Strategy from the Booth School of Business at University of Chicago and holds a BS in Engineering from the honors college at the University of Arizona, where he graduated Tau Beta Pi and in 2018 was named Alumnus of the year. In 2013, he attended the Global Leadership and Public Policy for the 21st Century program at Harvard University. Dylan and his family live in Denver where he is active locally with Colorado Concern and the Colorado Spaceport. In his spare time, Dylan enjoys hiking, competing in triathlons and spending time outdoors. He is married to author Gabrielle V. Taylor and has two teenage daughters. “I love to travel and explore- anything that’s new and edgy and a little bit dangerous...the pinnacle would be to go to the moon. If I could do that in my lifetime, that would be cool.” -Dylan Taylor from the Casual Space Podcast

To close out the year, we're replaying the most popular episodes of Outliers in 2020. Coming in third place is our interview with Dylan Taylor, who's widely regarded as the most active private space investor in the world. “I’m in the camp that is super passionate about space as a tool for transformation. So what energizes me is getting humans into space.” — Dylan Taylor In this episode of Outliers, I sit down with Dylan Taylor (@SpaceAdvisor) to discuss the future of space tourism and manufacturing, investing in space, and how anyone can get involved in space (even if they didn’t study science). Dylan Taylor is the CEO of Voyager Space Holdings and one of Pitchbook's Top 10 Investors in Space Technology. He has previously served as CEO or board member of Fortune 500 companies and has participated in 4 IPOs over his career. Dylan founded the nonprofit Space for Humanity, is Co-Founding Patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation, and serves as strategic advisor for the Archmission and the Human Spaceflight Program. He is widely regarded as the most active private space investor in the world. Full show notes with selected links, quotes, and more: https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-show-notes The full transcript can also be found here: https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-transcript Explore more guests and episodes at danielscrivner.com/podcast. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a short review in Apple Podcasts. This episode is brought to you by Feals. Feals is Premium CBD delivered directly to your doorstep. It naturally helps reduce stress, anxiety, pain, and sleeplessness. Just place a few drops of Feals under your tongue and feel the difference within minutes.​ There’s no high, hangover or addiction. Join the Feals community to get Feals delivered to your door every month. You’ll save money on every order and you can pause or cancel any time​. ‍Click this link to become a member and automatically save 50% off your first order (with free shipping). This episode is brought to you by Mailman. If your inbox is a never-ending nightmare of new emails and constant stress you need Mailman. It's an email assistant that shields you from unimportant emails and minimizes interruptions — making your days calmer and more productive. With Mailman, you can get emails delivered every few hours, not every few seconds. You can set VIPs as exceptions and screen new senders to block distractions. So, stop stressing over email and start using Mailman. Try it FREE for 3 weeks and use the code OUTLIERS to save 20% off your first year. This episode is brought to you by Flow. Every single day, thousands of teams in more than 140 countries use Flow to save time, hit deadlines, and work brilliantly. Flow combines powerful features with world-class design to create a productivity app that you'll actually love using. And for the last 18 months they've been working on something huge — an entirely new version of Flow that they call Flow X. It's the embodiment of everything they've learned helping teams complete millions of tasks and achieve more together. Try Flow absolutely free for 30 days and see how it can take your team's work to the next level. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ladies and Gentlemen, I introduce to you my good friend, past fellow student and my current weightlifting coach (among many other things), Dylan Taylor.An Aussie living Kiwi with an abundance of knowledge around all things health and fitness and a deep rooted drive to forever seek further guidance around and improve the physical, emotional, spiritual and mental pillars to live the most fulfilled and purposeful life.With Dylan's appreciation and understanding in the importance of living as naturally as possible, we could have easily spoken for hours upon hours on the topics we merely touched on, but in respect of your time and sanity, we've narrowed it down to what we felt were the most relevant talking points at this moment in time.It's basically without saying, this conversation here is "to be continued"...But until then, please sit back, relax... and enjoy the ride.Thank You & Much LoveYour host,Oliver McNicolWatch On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6-gGHjeYjARecommended Books: How to Eat, Move and Be Healthy! - Paul ChekFollow Dylan:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dylantaylor___/?hl=enFollow Ollie:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/olliemcnicol/Twitter - https://twitter.com/olivermcnicol?lang=enFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheOllieMcNicolPodcastSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/RAWPodcast?locale.x=en_AU)

In this episode: We meet Dylan Taylor, who is an active pioneer in the space exploration industry as a CEO, investor, thought leader, and futurist. Currently, Dylan serves as Chairman & CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, a multinational space holding firm that acquires and integrates leading space exploration enterprises globally. He previously served as a director for Fortune 500 company UMB Bank and is the former Global President of Colliers International. Dylan is also the founder and board chairman of the nonprofit organization Space for Humanity, and a cofounding patron of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation. In this episode, Dylan discusses what inspired him to shift his professional focus from banking and real estate to financing space exploration, his thoughts on how commercial space and government agencies can harmoniously complement each other, which space initiatives have the best chance of being realized in the near future, and shares Voyager’s ethos for acquisitions. He gives what he believes are realistic timelines for humans returning to the Moon and getting boots on the ground on Mars, and also shares his reasons behind founding Space for Humanity. In describing Space for Humanity’s mission and criteria for selecting the citizen astronauts they intend to send to space via commercial space flights, Taylor says, “That narrative can be, look at these amazing kinda ‘everyday citizens’ that are committed to going to space, coming back, and the covenant is: ‘We’ll send you, no cost to you — but when you come back, you need to impact the world in a positive way.’ So, it’s sort of a fellowship, if you will.” To learn more about Voyager Space Holdings, visit https://voyagerspaceholdings.com. Note: This podcast was recorded on May 19, 2020, predating the successful SpaceX/NASA Crew Dragon Demo-2 launch (originally slated for May 27, 2020, actually launched on May 30, 2020), which is why it is referred to here in future tense and as occurring on a different date. This recording also refers to a lack of mask wearing in Colorado which predates the statewide mandatory mask order instituted by Governor Jared Polis on July 16, 2020. Introductory and closing music: Paint the Sky by Hans Atom (c) copyright 2015 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/hansatom/50718 Ft: Miss Judged

In this episode of Watching The Wireless, Jamie Dyer chats to Dylan Taylor from 107 Endeavour FM, a community station in Boston, Lincolnshire. Website: http://www.endeavourfm.co.uk/

“I’m in the camp that is super passionate about space as a tool for transformation. So what energizes me is getting humans into space.” — Dylan Taylor Many of us let those dreams go when we started thinking about our careers, including Dylan Taylor (@SpaceAdvisor). In his late 30s, Dylan had some success in the business world, but after reading “The Last Lecture” by Randy Pausch, he began reflecting on one of his earliest passions: space. Fast-forward to a decade later, and Dylan is now one of the top 10 investors in space technology. He currently serves as the Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, a global space holding firm that acquires and operates companies in the realm of space exploration. On this episode of Outliers, I speak with Dylan about all things space technology. He explains how space has the capability to change humanity and how he chooses which space companies to invest in. He also discusses the future of space manufacturing and space tourism. (Spoiler: Space tourism is taking off, and you’ll probably know someone who’s been to space within the next few years.) Full show notes with selected links, quotes, and the big ideas in this episode: https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-show-notes The full transcript can also be found here: https://www.danielscrivner.com/notes/dylan-taylor-outliers-transcript For show notes, complete transcripts, past guests, and more visit DanielScrivner.com. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a short review in Apple Podcasts. This episode is brought to you by Flow! Every single day, hundreds of thousands of teams in more than 140 countries use Flow to save time, hit deadlines, and work brilliantly. Flow combines powerful features with world-class design, to create a productivity app that you and your team will actually love using. And for the last 18 months they've been working on something big. It's a brand-new version of Flow, that they call Flow X. And it's the embodiment of everything they've learned helping teams achieve more over the last 10 years. Take your team's work to the next level with Flow X. To get exclusive early access, visit GetFlow.com/Flow-X.

This is the story of Sealand, a micronation established on an abandoned WWII fort in international waters, seven miles off the shores of Britain!   Roy Bates, the visionary Prince of Sealand, and his 'micro Royal Family’ declared the Principality of Sealand in 1967. The founding of this country was marked by the raising of a newly designed flag, a declaration of independence, and the signing of its own constitution. Following this, Sealand issued passports to its nationals, commissioned its own stamps, and has even minted official currency.   To get the facts on this micro-nation and share the adventurous story of Sealand, I’m joined by Dylan Taylor-Lehman in this episode. Dylan is the author of the book, Sealand: The True Story of the World’s Most Stubborn Micronation and Its Eccentric Royal Family.   Tune in to learn… -How Sealand began, -How big (or small) Sealand is, -If Sealand is actually a recognized sovereign nation, -How they were able to claim an abandoned WWII fort as their own country, -What it’s like to live on Sealand, -About the coup and kidnapping of prince Michael, -& so much more!   Grab your copy of Dylan’s book, Sealand: The True Story of the World’s Most Stubborn Micronation and Its Eccentric Royal Family, at https://amzn.to/2E7H8xe Visit Dylan’s website at https://theyawningchasm.com And find Dylan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/theyawningchasm And on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/shakespeare_sucks   --------------------------------   Connect with Curiosityness... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiositynesspodcast/ Website: https://www.curiosityness.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiosityness Twitter: https://twitter.com/Curiositynesstv   Claim your FREE Curiosityness sticker at https://www.curiosityness.com/freesticker/   Find me, the host of Curiosityness on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travderose/ Or send me an email to travis@curiosityness.com

This episode of Constellations podcast walks us through the different aspects of space investments: what is a holding company? What’s the connection to venture capitalists? How to analyze risk and deal with failure? Join our conversation with Dylan Taylor, CEO and Chairman of Voyager Space Holdings, a privately held global holding company acquiring and operating companies in the space exploration industry. With his extensive background in space investment, Dylan tells us what new exciting technologies are coming and what it takes to be successful as a space entrepreneur.

In this episode I chat with Kyle Rensmeyer from Holy Trinity Barbecue in Portland, Oregon. See all things: https://holytrinitybarbecue.com NEW HOURS, EFFECTIVE 7/22: Wed-Sun, 11AM - 8PM (or sold out) Order ahead here: https://holytrinitybarbecue.com/order-ahead Check out Holy Trinity Barbecue on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/holytrinitybarbecue See Holy Trinity Barbecue on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/holytrinitybarbecue  We talk a few weeks into the shutdowns for the pandemic. He came up with a bunch of ideas to try to get food to his customers, but it ended up being just the way he had been doing and being in a food cart has it’s advantages because he was essentially grab and go. He did add the online ordering system so people can order ahead. Some interesting things he added was Family Packs(https://holytrinitybarbecue.com/order-ahead/june-19-21-family-pack-feeds-4-6-cddjn) and The Single Dad(https://holytrinitybarbecue.com/order-ahead/june-19-21-single-dad-feeds-2-3) which have really taken off. Kyle grew up outside of Dallas and went to Texas A & M. After graduation he became an animal feed commodity trader in Round Rock, but didn't enjoy that. He moved on to work for 7/11 in their corporate division and was transferred to Portland. The thing was, Portland didn't have the BBQ he was used to...so he started cooking on his own(and eventually selling). You may have seen his first version which was called Q PDX, but soon transitioned to Holy Trinity Barbecue and is nestled in a cart pod with 7-8 food carts in it. He talks about the great class he took from Dylan Taylor and references it several times as a place he learned a ton of about his craft, especially making sausage. During the month of May he did Sausage collabs with various carts including a Korean sausage and a pepperoni pizza sausage. You can visit Holy Trinity Barbecue here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Holy+Trinity+Barbecue/@45.4964841,-122.6267613,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x8bb3060143ef8f3a?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwilo-XyitPqAhXXIDQIHQJaC5wQ_BIwCnoECBYQCA

Dylan Taylor, founder of space investment firm Voyager Space Holdings, has a perspective on growing companies that's different from traditional venture capitalists. Voyager takes a majority share ownership and the long view, unrestrained by typical fund life windows. Dylan is on the Cold Star Project, and host Jason Kanigan asks him: Does Voyager take over the day-to-day management of its acquisitions? Do you put your own CEO in charge? What values/vision do you look for in leadership? Tell us the story of the first acquisition for Voyager, and what you learned in the process. What did you learn to do differently next time? What could have cost you a ton of money if you hadn’t done things a certain way? How has space investing changed over the last several years? How is space investing different from other types of investments in other industries? What makes a sector-specific fund a better investor than a generalist? In addition to being a business person, you are also a philanthropist. Why? You founded the non-profit Space for Humanity. What is Space for Humanity’s mission? It was announced recently that you have commissioned the first private moon payload on the Xplore mission for the benefit of Space for Humanity. What is that all about? Do you find that you’re the very first potential investor a founder or group of co-founders has approached...or have they been through discussions with one or more other VCs first? How has this affected discussions? What other project are you working on or are excited about? What frustrates you about the industry, if anything? What gives you the most hope about where the industry is going? Voyager Space Holdings website: https://voyagerspaceholdings.com/ Space for Humanity website: https://www.spaceforhumanity.org/ 2211.World website: https://2211.world/ Sign up to receive email notifications of new episodes: https://www.coldstartech.com/msb Talk to Cold Star: https://www.coldstartech.com/bookcall

When, in 1967, self-made millionaire named Paddy Roy Bates inaugurated himself ruler of the Principality of Sealand, a tiny dominion of the high seas, he began the extremely strange, completely true story of Sealand, an indefatigable micronation located on a World War II anti-aircraft gun platform off of the British coast. Dylan Taylor-Lehman’s book “Sealand: The True Story of the World’s Most Stubborn Micronation and Its Eccentric Royal Family” describes how this rogue adventurer seized the disused Maunsell Sea Fort from pirate radio broadcasters, settled his family there and defended their tiny kingdom from UK government officials and armed mercenaries for half a century. Join us for a discussion of the Bates family’s outrageous attempt to build a sovereign kingdom on an isolated platform in shark-infested waters in this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI.

25 year-old Dylan Taylor has extensive experience in the barbecue world as a pitmaster and has worked at famed barbecue joints all across Austin including Terry Black’s Barbecue, 2M Smokehouse, Truth Barbeque and La Barbecue. He now owns and operates his own barbecue spot, Goldee’s Barbecue, in Fort Worth, Texas with four of his childhood best friends. Originally, Dylan made the move from Arlington to Austin to go to college and to play music with his band, but after a year he realized college was not his thing. He then began delivering pizzas for Pizza Hut but he was quickly sold on that central Texas barbecue life once he started dining out at local barbecue spots. In this episode, we discuss why Dylan fell in love with this industry, how his childhood friends hustled their way up to owning a restaurant in their hometown, the struggles of opening up a new place, the type of delicious meats and sides they’re serving up and how Dylan is adjusting to the current climate.

Dylan Taylor-Lehman returned to the program to discuss his history of the micronation Sealand. Perhaps you are perplexed, maybe you are wondering; what the heck is a micronation? And what is Sealand? I had never heard of these entities until Dylan told me about them. This is a truly bizarre bit of history and it all began as a pirate radio station off the coast of England. The Book Nook on WYSO is presented by the Greene County Public Library with additional support from Washington-Centerville Public Library , Clark County Public Library , Dayton Metro Library , and Wright Memorial Public Library .

We misquote Mark Twain, discuss open mic nights, being too high, The Black Crowes, field hockey players, luck and hard work, Old Lew used to big athletic, Ancient Aliens Coronavirus, Joshua apologizes for Old Lew's behavior and we play music by Dylan Taylor (20:39) and Juá (45:09) Dylan Taylor: https://music.apple.com/us/album/keep-wondering-ep/1477790084 Juá: https://music.apple.com/us/album/paranoia-feat-dante-digital-single/1450706112

Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Voyager Space Holdings, joins me to talk about the new company, how it fits into the industry, his vision for space, and their first acquisition (and past MECO guest!), Altius Space Machines.This episode of Main Engine Cut Off is brought to you by 38 executive producers—Kris, Pat, Matt, Jorge, Brad, Ryan, Nadim, Peter, Donald, Lee, Chris, Warren, Bob, Russell, John, Moritz, Joel, Jan, David, Grant, Mike, David, Mints, Joonas, Robb, Tim Dodd the Everyday Astronaut, Frank, Julian and Lars from Agile Space, Tommy, Adam, Sam, and six anonymous—and 314 other supporters.TopicsVoyager Space HoldingsDylan Taylor - Voyager Space HoldingsVoyager Space Holdings (@VoyagerSH) | TwitterDylan Taylor (@SpaceAdvisor) | TwitterAltius Space MachinesEpisode T+82: Jon Goff, Altius Space Machines - Main Engine Cut OffOneWeb and OneWeb Satellites bolster commitment to Responsible Space with advanced grappling technology from Altius Space Machines | OneWebSpace Holding Co. co-founder on why space a smart investing moveThe ShowLike the show? Support the show!Email your thoughts, comments, and questions to anthony@mainenginecutoff.comFollow @WeHaveMECOListen to MECO HeadlinesJoin the Off-Nominal DiscordSubscribe on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn or elsewhereSubscribe to the Main Engine Cut Off NewsletterBuy shirts and Rocket Socks from the Main Engine Cut Off ShopMusic by Max Justus

---------------------- Appreciation written, produced, and narrated by Remedy Robinson Twitter: @slowdragremedy Email: slowdragwithremedy@gmail.com Podcast music by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com Rate this Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/slowdrag ---------------------- “No Hiding Place”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW8LSU7NcOc Companion Blog: https://slowdragwithremedy.home.blog/2019/09/21/episode-07-no-hiding-place/  References: Elvis Costello Wiki Reference Page: "No Hiding Place" http://www.elviscostello.info/wiki/index.php/No_Hiding_Place Podcast music by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com “Big Sister’s Clothes”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3wPnwq5Ww8 Momofuku name and restaurant history: https://momofuku.com/our-company/team/ Burning hair off video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdVuSvZOqXM Thank you, Dylan Taylor, for the stellar voice work: Please visit EndeavourFM website: http://www.endeavourfm.co.uk/# Dylan’s Twitter: @mrdpa Please say hello. So, until next time, Adieu, my little ballyhoo "No Hiding Place" Lyrics In the not very distant future When everything will be free There won't be any cute secrets Let alone any novelty You can say anything you want to In your fetching cloak of anonymity Are you feeling out of breath now? In your desperate pursuit of infamy Two lovers rocking up and down In an elevator 15 minutes later They'll make a killing in the market They know how to work it On that close circuit My, my, it's a terrible disgrace You'll find these days that there's No Hiding Place How proud you are You got the knack Of howling in a vacuum Whatever I said about you I didn't say it behind your back I paid for my immortal sins I know the enemy within you As it seems these days There is no hiding place Next time someone wants to hurt you Or set alight your effigy Don't call on me to help you out Don't come crying to me for sympathy You stay there with your daubs and scratches While I summon up the red machine I'll be handing somebody matches And carrying a can of kerosene Walk up to me And say what you said Let's see how brave you are When I'm about this far You sit in judgment and bitch Well, baby that's rich You're nothing but a snitch My, my, it's a terrible disgrace My, my, it's a terrible disgrace My, my, it's a terrible disgrace You'll find these days that there's No Hiding Place

J'lyn speaks with Dr. Dylan Taylor, Faculty Medical Director, Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute & Brad Smoliak, Heart Transplant patient. 

Barbecue in California is Booming, I'm lucky to have moved here to witness this exciting era.  The Underground scene is part of the DNA here, you can find all types of foods, fruits and deserts and even Drinks in underground settings.  This has definitely contributed to the Barbecue explosion that we're seeing in SoCal. Over the next few weeks I'll be introducing you to some really cool popups that you might not have heard of yet but you will!  Some of these folks are catering and cooking in their backyards and others are doing popups at breweries, Farmers markets and other cool establishments.    For those folks that say there is no good Barbecue in California, you need to tune in and check some of these folks out!!!    In this episode I sit down with Grant Mason of Foundry Barbecue in Orange County.  Grant is a Family Man that is born and raised in Huntington Beach.  He got hooked on BBQ while he was in College in Utah then after moving back to California and missing his go to spot he decided to start cooking his own.  Now a few years later he's taking his hobby to a new level.  Earlier this year he spent time with  BBQ Journeyman and Pitmaster at many top BBQ Joints including  his own Goldees BBQ which will be opening in the fall of 2019, Mr. Dylan Taylor.  This experience has given Grant the confidence to continue his trek towards opening a joint of his own.  Oh and by the way, he's cooking on a Sweet Fatstack Smoker!  With two young Children, his wife Kara pitches in when she can but she's known for putting out some incredible cookies at their popups but you must arrive early if you want some!  I hope you enjoy the Show, this is Foundry Barbecue!   Social Media @Foundrybarbecue @dylan_taylorbbq @Goldeesbbq @Fatstacksmokers   Thanks for tuning into the I Crush Barbecue Show! Remember, if you like the show, please subscribe, leave us a comment and share with your friends You can always find us on Instagram, Facebook and twitter @Icrushbbqshow Or email us at icrushbbqshow@gmail.com   Don't forget to tag us with your favorite pics We'd love to see what you're crushing Until next time, Happy Crushing.   Music Credit: Audionautix- Dirt Road Traveler

Everett brings in his friends Jeff Henson, Dale Nguyen & Dylan Taylor to discuss Andy Ruiz Jr. knocking out Anthony Joshua, Drake trash talking with Warriors, NBA Finals, AEW vs WWE, Jay-Z, and so much more ...

We were privileged to sit down with some great people in the BBQ world during the Red Dirt BBQ and Music Festival. The Red Dirt Festival takes place every May in Tyler, Texas and is widely considered the can't-miss BBQ event in Texas. Some of the state's best BBQ joints serve up tasty bites and in the evening Tyler's downtown square turns into an even bigger party as prominent Red Dirt music acts take the stage for thousands of fans.   Tickets for Red Dirt sell out within hours, be ready for 2020 and make sure to keep up with info at: https://reddirtbbqfest.com/ https://twitter.com/reddirtbbqfest https://www.instagram.com/reddirtbbqfest/     This year we were joined by Jordan Jackson and Bryan Bingham of Bodacious Bar-B-Q, Dylan Taylor of Goldee's BBQ, and Cody Sperry of HooDoo Brown Barbeque in Ridgefield, Connecticut for a raucous and wide ranging roundtable. Topics for this episode include everyone's BBQ "a ha" moment, everyone's "Death Row last meal," and so much more.      

In this episode of '10 Minutes With' Kevin chats with Dylan Taylor of the soon to be opened(anticipating May 2019) Goldee's Barbecue in Fort Worth Texas. We talk ALL about what they are doing to get Goldee's Barbecue open as well as who is involved(which is a group of his good friends, all of which have worked at great BBQ spots). We talk about the menu, seating, and how excited he is to get this open. We finish by talking about what he'd be doing if he wasn't cooking BBQ, his favorite music of the moment, and some of his top food spots in Austin that aren't BBQ.Follow Goldee's Barbecue on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goldeesbbqSee their website here: https://www.goldeesbbq.comFollow Dylan Taylor on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/dylan_taylorbbq See the YouTube version of this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_PqDMSHTec Sign up for The Smoke Sheet at: https://www.bbqnewsletter.comFollow The Smoke Sheet on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesmokesheetSee The Smoke Sheet on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/thesmokesheetCheck out The Smoke Sheet on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/thesmokesheet Kevin's BBQ Joints on Twitter Kevin's BBQ Joints on Instagram Kevin's BBQ Joints on Facebook

You’re listening to the Best BBQ Show and I’m your host, Yoni Levin. I realized something today. After almost 100 episodes of the show, I’m not sure you all know my story on why this show came to be. I’m not sure you know how I got interested in BBQ to begin with or why I’ve spent two years covering the Texas BBQ scene and all the interesting people in and around it. It all started when I was a young boy in upstate New York. Now I say upstate because I’m not talking about New York City. I’m talking about way up state. As in almost Canada. I grew up in small city called Rochester, NY. A city that is almost foreign to me now that I’ve been away for two decades. The only BBQ in Rochester at that time was a place called Dinosaur BBQ. To this day I still like their sauce, but that’s about all that’s good about it. I’ll probably go back the next time I’m up there just to see if they’ve stepped up their game, but I wasn’t impressed back then. Back then all I had was a weber kettle and a dream. Someone gave me a copy of the BBQ Bible and my interest was peaked. Shout out to Steve Raichlen. I read lots of the recipes, dog eared pages, highlighted, took notes and started my BBQ journey. My favorite method back then was the snake method and it was my foray into slow smoked meat. I also spent some time on amazing ribs which if you’ve been following bbq long enough is one of the oldest sites on the internet all about bbq and how to cook it. One of my favorite articles is about how the smoke ring is a myth and how you can produce one without any smoke at all. Now I say slow smoked but I’m embarrassed to admit that I was doing everything wrong. I used cheap charcoal briquettes that didn’t burn very well. I was smart enough not to use lighter fluid back then but I did make some common mistakes. One of them was soaking little piles of wood chips. I soaked those wood chips for hours. I used different kinds, different sizes and I just couldn’t seem to figure out why I wasn’t getting the results I wanted. The one thing I didn’t try was just not soaking the dang wood chips. If hindsight is 2020, my hindsight is clouded with thick white smoke that comes from wet wood. Luckily, that was merely the beginning of my BBQ journey. After college I traveled the state working for non-profits in politics and the environment. I helped create legislation that saved plastic, encouraged recycling and brought a ton of awareness about homelessness. I also worked in kitchens, bars and served at restaurants between campaigns. I loved the work but it wasn’t the full time gig I had dreamed of. Then I caught, what I thought back then, was a huge opportunity. There were field organizer positions opening up for a huge new Greenpeace campaign. I would travel the world helping solve major issues on the national and international level. I went to conferences on both coasts and even attended the conference of the parties United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Long story short, after they sent me to Austin in 2008 I realized there was more politics than progressiveness and decided to stay in this amazing city I had discovered almost completely by accident. Luck would have it that when I moved to Austin I landed in a small neighborhood just south of the river. A small neighborhood that just happened to have a BBQ trailer in it. A BBQ trailer called LA Barbecue. I had luckily found, what was then, one of the only quality BBQ joints in Austin. I know what you’re thinking, not Franklin? Not Lockhart? Nope, my first BBQ in Texas was LA Barbecue. The place where John Lewis worked before he opened Lewis BBQ. Where Esaul Ramos of 2M, Dylan Taylor, and Brendan Lamb of Smiley’s BBQ all worked. When I first showed up in 2012 they had just opened and I knew it was rare to find a place with good BBQ that didn’t have a line. I had heard of Franklin, but had yet to eat there. I was there early and often. Although, back then early just meant a few minutes before they opened. I would bug the guys in the pits and quickly made friends with Ali Clem who was there every day serving up the good stuff to those of us who patiently waited. I was a regular. Some weeks I’d show up 3 days in a row. They had free beer and even some old timers playing country music on a very small hand built stage. About a year later, something happened. I showed up at the usual time and I wasn’t the first one there. No big deal, I just got there a little earlier the next time, but that didn’t do for long. Soon I had to come in 30 minutes early, then 45, then an hour. My #1 spot was in constant jeopardy by all the people discovering this delicious place that I wanted to be my secret! Fast forward a few years and I got my 118 gallon pit. Started cooking my own briskets. Made a list of places I wanted to go and just kept on trying barbecue all over Texas. Then it happened. In May of 2016 I saw a short documentary produced by Yeti about an 81 year old pitmaster named “Tootsie”. She worked all week as a custodian and then woke up early on Saturdays to cook barbecue out in Lexington, Texas. The moment I saw that video I knew I had to go. I rounded up a few friends and we headed out there to try the best BBQ in Texas. If you haven’t been to Snow’s before, it’s an experience. The cool country air, the small town roads and the friendly people are just part of the experience. We didn’t even bring chairs. We just got in line and waited for that slow smoked goodness we had heard so much about. After that day I was hooked. A couple months later we went again and then again. Before I knew it I was waking up at 5am to be near or at the front of the line every Saturday to eat at Snow’s. After a while the crew started to notice. They were like, weren’t you here last week? And “how many weeks is that in a row now?” I became a regular in a small town where magic was happening. Clay Cowgill was the first one to start keeping track. We were fast friends and soon I was spending half the time talking to him while my lady, incredibly patiently, held my place in line. We talked about wood, meat, smoke, timing, feel and I started adjusting my home cooks to match some of Snow’s methods. Almost a year later, we showed up early as planned to see the line was 10 times longer than it had ever been. Our early Saturday ritual was about to take all afternoon. I went and asked Clay what was going on and he told us they had just gotten the #1 spot on the Texas Monthly top 50 for the second time. Til that point I hadn’t even heard of the list, but I was going to find out about it since all these people decided to get between me and my BBQ. A few months later I was talking to some friends about podcasts how to create one and we decided to create one about BBQ. I started calling my friends who owned, operated or cooked BBQ and asked them if they would be on my show. Now, almost 3 years later I’m so happy to share Texas BBQ with you and all the amazing people in it. The BBQ family has been so generous to me and I can’t wait for what’s next in modern barbecue and this show I have created. Stay tuned. 2019 is going to be an interesting year. We’re on youtube and we have more friends than ever on Instagram. I’m so thankful to have ya’ll as listeners and if it wasn’t for you, there’d be no show. So I’ll make a deal with you. If you keep listening, I’ll keep talking tasting and trying to cook Texas BBQ, the best barbecue in the world. For now, go out there what this amazing bbq scene has to offer. If you need some tips, feel free to message me. If you think I need to cover some places, send them to me and they will be added to my list.   This is your host, Yoni Levin saying “Go eat some meat with the people you love and have a great week."

This week I’ve got a great episode for you. I long list of people I spoke with at the close of Texas Monthly BBQ. Some of these BBQ restaurant owners, cutters, pitmasters rarely get to meet and this is one of those rare occasions. The final hour of TMBBQ. I’ve got a long list of people that I got to speak with while I was walking around. So get ready, we’ve got a lot to cover. We spoke with Catherine Stiles and Lance Kirkpatrick, two of the many talents at Stiles Switch BBQ. They were hanging out with John Kulow aka ATX Food Guy. We talk to Evan Leroy of Leroy and Lewis BBQ. A modern man who always experiments with new ideas, even in BBQ. Evan was with Brad Robinson of Chuds BBQ as well as Chris Mcghee from The Switch. We talk briefly to Shane Stiles and Johnny Texas before I run into Rober Sierra of S&S Pit Crew. A guy everyone is happy to see and someone who works hard cooking BBQ. Robert cooks for his competition team when he’s not cooking for his family. I talked to Dusty Dworak from 2M Smokehouse, his knife skills serve some of the best BBQ in the state. John Mueller pulls me away to hang out with the LA BBQ crew, Ali Clem and LeAnn Mueller. They told us about their travels and all the weird things they ate in Asia. I grab a shot with Dominic Colbert and Mike Ruffino while John Brotherton shouts out his friends. Misty Roegels and they guys from Panther City get on the mic until I run into Patrick Hernandez. Patrick was working with Truth BBQ for the fest and they had one of the longest lines of the day. Of course if we’re going to hang around by the Truth tent we’re going to talk to Cory Taylor, one of the most outspoken members of the team. Leonard Botello IV owner and vision behind Truth BBQ talks to us about Houston and their soon to open second location. Finally, I run into Dylan Taylor and Joe Yim who have been cooking at Terry Black’s BBQ at one of the biggest operations in Austin. Just over that weekend they cooked over 400 briskets and they’re still smiling and having a good time. That’s the beauty of the BBQ life. You can work long hours and still have a big smile on your face. You’re creating something delicious and putting smiles on peoples faces. You get to make people happy.   That’s why this show exists, because I know it makes people happy. It connects people all over the world. I’m happy to be that connection. It’s an honor to be your host and it’s an honor to present you yet another episode of the Best BBQ Show. Enjoy.   Thank you again for listening and as always tag us in all of your meat posts and if you see people getting a little too friendly with their bbq, remind them #dontsqueezeyourmeat! And as always tag us in all your social media with @bestbarbecue and use #meatman and #meatwoman wherever you see someone who loves meat!

Dylan Taylor has built up quite the resume at a very young age. After working at highly acclaimed BBQ spots such as Terry Black's, La Barbecue, Truth Barbeque, and 2M Smokehouse (among others), Dylan decided the time was right to start working toward opening his own place. While he scouts out possible locations, Dylan has launched Taylor Barbecue Catering, available for medium to large barbecue catering requests. In addition to the catering options, Dylan also offers restaurant consulting services as well as fully immersive, hands-on cooking classes. Students who attend Dylan's classes learn the cooking process of any and all barbecue meats from start to finish. Dylan has class options that include everything from instruction on seasoning, trimming, cooking, and slicing meats to fire management, sausage making, and more. The services he provides are all encompassing and provide a rare opportunity for aspiring barbecue cooks to learn from someone with his level of expertise.   In this episode we discuss Dylan's classes, catering options, and future restaurant plans as he gears up to make the next big leap in an already acclaimed barbecue career.   To contact Dylan about catering or classes go to: www.taylorbbqcatering.com

You may know Dylan Taylor from a wide number of different projects: his stellar work in the theater, his various roles in TV and movies that make you say, "Wait, that's all the same guy?" or perhaps his scene-stealing VO work in one of the most popular video game franchises in recent history. After listening to this conversation, however, you'll find that behind all of the roles, accents, and incredible work is a down-to-earth, really good guy. Enjoy! This episode sponsored by Square One Coffee. https://www.squareonecoffee.com/

Chance encounters at Franklin Barbecue and la Barbecue set the stage for Dylan Taylor's shift from pursuing a music degree to jumping headfirst into the barbecue world at Terry Black's Barbecue as a meat cutter. Dylan later worked for la Barbecue and helped train staff at Lewis Barbecue in Charleston before landing his current gig at Truth Barbecue. In between all that Dylan and friends have gone on epic barbecue-centric road trips and he describes his experiences sampling the different styles of barbecue across the country and how they compare to central Texas style. Kansas City, Memphis, The Carolinas, and Dylan's favorite Texas BBQ stops are discussed. He also tells us why he takes pictures of his meat. Check out a special prize giveaway on this episode! Listen in and follow us on Instagram (TalesFromThe Pits) for more info on a great gift package from Opie's Barbecue!    

You asked for it, you got it! Thanks for requesting a longer episode Meat Men. In this studio roundtable, we bring three masters of the smoked meat craft into the Meat Man studios to discuss Texas barbecue, cooking techniques, dispatching feral hogs, music, food tips and more. Along with your Meat Men hosts Yoni and Stover, were Brendan Lamb (from La Barbecue), Clay Cowgill (from Snow's BBQ) and Dylan Taylor (from Truth Barbecue). They were a lot of fun to have in our Austin studio. When you hear the audio clip of hogs exploding, you'll have the same reaction we all did. It gets crazy. Kelis also makes a "cameo." Let Best BBQ know what other barbecue chefs, grillmasters, celebrities, Instagram stars, or whoever, you want us to bring into the podcast studio and we will start making it happen. As always, thanks for listening and don't forget to rate and subscribe so we know how you think the show is going. Find us on Instagram and Twitter as @bestbarbecue and jump in our mailbag by emailing contact@bestbarbecueshow.com. Just Say Hi.

This week, Jack and Newton talk about the latest House appropriations bill for NASA and the announcement about the new National Space Council. They then briefly touch on the June 2 failure of the Long March 5, DARPA hitching a ride with ISRO, and Dylan Taylor's thrust for diversity in space tourism.   Links: Latest from Washington Congress says ‘eff you’ to Trump NASA budget Congress says 'eff you' to Trump even more House hearing Senate hearing   Space News Highlight of the Week We now have a National Space Council!   International News China experiences an anomaly on the launchpad   Latest in Tech DARPA trying to launch smallsat experiment on an Indian rocket Space for Humanity seeks 10,000 citizen astronauts   Coming Soon to Space Future Space Leaders 2017   Follow Ad Astra on Twitter at @AdAstra_Podcast, on Facebook, and subscribe to the mailing list for future updates and events!

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The second edition of the new podcast series It's The End Of The World (As We Know It). Featuring sketches, music and rants. Written, produced and performed by Martin Holmes. Millionaire sketch performed by Dylan Taylor. Theme music: REM - It's The End Of The World As We Know It Other music: MC Paul Barman - Cock Mobster and Regina Spektor - Sailor Music used in sketches comes courtesy of Kevin Macleod of www.incompetech.com