Podcasts about hurri

Dive into the latest episode of the AnsweRED Podcast! Another episode from Promised Land Art Festival, where Sebastian Kalemba and Paweł Burza hosted Björn Hurri, freelance Concept Artist/Art Director and Grzegorz Rutkowski, freelance Illustrator. Both artists shared their professional experience, opinions on using AI in the art industry, and advice for those developing their own style.

Tonight tonight! Join the dads and the pontificator of the Hurri-cam-Rana, Tusslemania as we sit down and discuss everything that happened at Wrestling Revolvers Season Finale! It's time for another Revolver Rewind! Join us as we discuss an absolutely jam packed Season Finale this past Saturday in Iowa. -3 New Revolver Champions! -Betrayals -Suspensions -Tussle gets revenge All that and more tonight on the DWO Podcast! Tune in!

How severe are the effects of Hurricane Beryl? Why is it such an immense crisis, and how do we move forward from here? Join our hosts, Robert and Carrie, for the second of a two-part episode as they continue their discussion with medical anthropologist Dr. Rose Jones about the climate-fueled public health crisis.     In Part Two, our co-hosts bring you the latest climate news covering several topics:     Houston, we're thinking of you. Just how many people are at risk of health crises in the midst of the Beryl blackout? (01:33)  Heat Kills: Heat health data might be shaky, but the record of 2023 is staggering. (06:04)  Where do we draw the lines? FEMA adjusts their floodplain protocol in post-flood reconstruction. (07:24)  Waves and Domes: The stark reality of climate change, heat indices, and human health. (11:03)    What's at the heart of the climate health crisis with, Dr. Jones:   Where are we with policy? Find out where policy is failing, and where we can go from here. (13:08)  Blackouts in July, a Texan nightmare come true: Dr. Jones connects power outages to severe health risks, a poignant observation in light of recent events. (16:40)  A Social Autopsy: What will it take to wake the state to climate realities? (20:23)  How do we connect the dots? From training to education, dig into the wicked heart of the climate health crisis, and learn how you can contribute to solutions. (21:38)  How do you stay hydrated? Dr. Mace shares tips from R.N. Patricia Cloyd-Santos on staying hydrated (Hint: It's not beer…). (30:04)     And…THE GOOD NEWS!   Hurri-cakes? Insensitive and poorly timed, or a helpful preparedness communication tool? (31:51)  Slow Fashion Caucus: How is Congress fighting climate on the runway? (32:13)  Applied Academics: How UT and City of Austin are putting research to the pavement. (34:04)  Episode Links and Resources:   Heat.gov  Texas Department of Health and Human Services Hot Weather Precautions  Locate Cooling Centers and Seasonal Shelters in Texas  Race to restore power to 1.3M after Hurricane Beryl as dangerous heat wave continues (NBC)  Hurricane Beryl SpotRep (Healthcare Ready)  “I don't wish this on anyone”: Two families mourn their losses after a record year for Texas heat deaths (Texas Tribune)  FEMA will now consider climate change when it rebuilds after floods (MSN)  Dangerous Texas Memorial Day heat made 5 times more likely by global warming (San Antonio Current)  First Ever Congressional Slow Fashion Caucus Aims to Curb Fast Fashion Pollution (The Apparelist)  Scorched: Climate Change Turns Up the Heat on Austin (Bridging Barriers)  Related Books  The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet (2023). Jeff Goodell. New York: Little, Brown and Company.   Heat Wave: A Social Autopsy of Disaster in Chicago (2015). Eric Klinenberg. The University of Chicago Press, 2nd edition.         Saving Ourselves: From Climate Shocks to Climate Action (2024). Dana Fisher. Columbia University Press.      Theme song:    Syzygy by Robert E. Mace   

Subconscious Realms Episode 289 - Hurrian Pantheon & Rogue Jesuits - Sir Gary Wayne. Ladies & Gentlemen, on this Episode of Subconscious Realms we welcome back the Phenomenal Sir Gary Wayne for even more Mind-Blowing content as we go deep into the Hurrian Pantheon & Rogue Jesuits....mate...

A new year dawns, and it's time to look back. Egyptology and archaeology had a great year in 2023, with numerous major discoveries, studies, and conservation projects reaching fruition. Here is a sample selection of some particularly significant finds… Support the podcast at www.patreon.com/egyptpodcast. References and images for all episodes at www.egyptianhistorypodcast.com. Chat with ancient Egypt enthusiasts at our Discord. Logo image: Statue discovered at Saqqara, 2023. Discoveries and Reports (in order of discussion): Luxor, new royal tomb: Press Release from Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Article by Dr. Piers Litherland in Egyptian Archaeology 63 (2023). Hear about the (brief) reign of Thutmose II on the podcast, episode 60 “Thutmosid Family Values.” Luxor, tomb re-openings: The tomb of Meru (Polish Centre for Mediterranean Archaeology). The tombs of Hurri and Djehuty (Proyecto Djehuty and Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities Press Release). Abydos, grave goods of Mer(et)-Neith: Press Release from the University of Vienna. Hear about the life and reign of Mer(et)-Neith on the podcast, episode 02 “Horus Takes Flight.” Abydos, temple of Ramesses II animal burials: Article by Dr. Sameh Iskander in Egyptian Archaeology 63 (2023). Saqqara, embalming workshops and Old Kingdom tomb: Press Release from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Saqqara, Gisr el-Mudir new finds: Press Release from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Saqqara, new temple for Hathor: Article by Ahmed Osman in Egyptian Archaeology 63 (2023). Abusir, tomb of the 27th Dynasty scribe Djehuty-em-hat: Press Release from the Czech Institute of Egyptology (Charles University). Cairo Museum, CT scans and 3d printing of Ptolemaic mummy: Press Release from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and open-access article at Frontiers in Medicine. Egyptology Newsletters and Websites: Mailing list by The Egyptologists' Electronic Forum (Application Form). Updates from The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities on Facebook. Updates and news from Luxor Times on Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hurri-quakes, falling over, water spills on our outfits and other unexpected happenings. Why can't things just go the way we want? Dealing with the unexpected is sort of like finding your legs during an earthquake. When what you think is solid starts moving, what you trust becomes unstable.  Our patterned response is to fight, control, anticipate and react. If we learn to go with what's happening, we can sustain ourselves through the unexpected and fall with grace like Fred Astaire!  In this episode, we talk about the true opportunity - learning to expect the unexpected.    Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode  Coherence, not control How do we flow with the river of the unexpected and stop trying to change its direction and velocity?  Accept that you're part of nature In nature, everything is in movement all the time. Are we going against this when we expect the ground beneath us to remain the same?  The art of sustaining Our culture goes from creating to throwing things away at a rapid pace. How do we shift into tending to, caring for, repairing, and renewing?  

Kruser talks about a new tool being used by police that can literally bring down a house and Bill Meck joins the show to talk about the latest natural disaster of "Hurri-quakes" in hour 2.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

California is going through it right now!

No Power, no moon landing, another "cone zone" in Wichita and more

I detta avsnitt gästas vi av Káren-Ann Hurri, samisk konstnär, kulturarbetare, aktivist och politiker i Sametinget. Vi pratar om om kolonialism, exotifiering och kulturell appropriering, som tyvärr har en tendens att ta sig uttryck inom den nyandliga rörelsen. Och vi frågar: Hur kan den som är en del av den koloniala gruppen förhålla sig till samisk kultur och andlighet på ett sätt som inte fortsätter förtrycka? Men vi pratar också om hur man som same kan ta tillbaka det samiska som på olika sätt tagits ifrån en, och om hur samisk religion och andlighet ser ut idag.Káren-Anns hemsida: www.kahurri.comKáren-Ann på sociala medier:https://www.instagram.com/govvidan/ https://www.instagram.com/kahurri/ LÄS- OCH FILMTIPS FRÅN KÁREN-ANNLeŋges hearggi, sáhčal fatnasa - bok av Fredrik ProstHearrát dat bidje min: Bággojohtimiid birra // Herrarna satte oss hit - Om tvångsförflyttningarna i Sverige - bok av Elin Anna Labbawww.samer.seKategorin ”Samiskt” på SvtplayFilmen "Kautokeinoupproret"_____________Vill du stötta oss? Bli Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/formodrarsmaktSnacka med likasinnade: Eftersnacksgruppen på FacebookGillar du musiken i podden? Du hittar Eldins musik härMer info om podden: www.formodrarsmakt.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another Backwater Bastards Lore Dive and this week is all about THE EQUIPMENT AND THE GEAR! Yeah we talked about places, but now we have to talk about STUFF. And not just any stuff- but the stuff that matters. Weapons. Blasters. Energy gloves, explosives, vehicles and armor! We've got questions about what can be a weapon, and why the answer is everything but only if a Bastard is holding it. If you've ever wondered what powers an energy staff, how the heck shields work, or what the official weapon of the Synth Empire is, then THIS is the dive for you. Note choose your fighter and let's GO!Starring:Richard Kimber-BellTaylor van BiljonDaniel MatthewsEpisode art by Björn HurriAmbiance sound support by Jamie Nord and Michaël GhelfiSynth Music Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioEpisode Edit / Sound design by Daniel Matthews-Send inquiries and fanart to backwaterbastards@gmail.comJoin our discordSupport the show and gain access to extra content by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BackwaterbastardsIf you love what you hear, share us with a friend! Find everything else on our website at www.backwaterbastards.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another Backwater Bastards Lore Dive and this week is all about THE ZONES AND INHABITANTS OF MIDSPACE. Midspace station is so dang important that we had to come back and do a second dive! Dan and Tay join DM Dick Dynamite as he digs into the known areas of Midspace, who runs them, and what their deal is. If you've ever wondered why the Princess Zhu Zhu left her home world to run this cess pool, the status of the local breakfast burrito situation, or what's on the OTHER side of Night City, then this dive is for you. LET'S GO!Starring:Richard Kimber-BellTaylor van BiljonDaniel MatthewsEpisode art by Björn HurriAmbiance sound support by Jamie Nord and Michaël GhelfiSynth Music Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioEpisode Edit / Sound design by Daniel Matthews-Send inquiries and fanart to backwaterbastards@gmail.comJoin our discordSupport the show and gain access to extra content by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BackwaterbastardsIf you love what you hear, share us with a friend! Find everything else on our website at www.backwaterbastards.com Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another Backwater Bastards Lore Dive and this week is all about MIDSPACE. Located in the center of contested space and the beginning of the whole dang Bastard story, Midspace Station is a criminal hideaway and a historic neutral zone. Come and hear about its wartime origins and how it came to be in the mind of DM Dick Dynamite. (..And while you're at it, find out the TRUTH about Who runs the Underground, Big Pat's front business, and if there really IS a secret vent tucked away somewhere on Midspace's exterior.. just waiting to be clocked by an explosive starship pilot.)DM Dick, Taylor and Daniel discuss the finer details about psychic powers that might not have made their way into the podcast yet.Starring:Richard Kimber-BellTaylor van BiljonDaniel MatthewsEpisode art by Björn HurriAmbiance sound support by Jamie Nord and Michaël GhelfiSynth Music Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioEpisode Edit / Sound design by Daniel Matthews-Send inquiries and fanart to backwaterbastards@gmail.comJoin our discordSupport the show and gain access to extra content by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BackwaterbastardsIf you love what you hear, share us with a friend! Find everything else on our website at www.backwaterbastards.com Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

A lore dive with the Backwater Bastards. This week, psychic powers! From telepaths like Dr Z, telekinetics like the One True Leader or precognitive's like the Wraith Seers, the psychics of the Bastard universe are all able to interface their brainwaves with the world around them.Learn about how it all works, who can do do it, how they can develop, strengths, weaknesses, in game possibilities and the roles that might benefit the most from psychic abilities.DM Dick, Taylor and Daniel discuss the finer details about psychic powers that might not have made their way into the podcast yet.Starring:Richard Kimber-BellTaylor van BiljonDaniel MatthewsEpisode art by Björn HurriAmbiance sound support by Jamie Nord and Michaël GhelfiSynth Music Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioEpisode Edit / Sound design by Daniel Matthews-Send inquiries and fanart to backwaterbastards@gmail.comJoin our discordSupport the show and gain access to extra content by joining our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BackwaterbastardsIf you love what you hear, share us with a friend! Find everything else on our website at www.backwaterbastards.com Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the 4th of July, and the Donkeys are back to predict the defensive side of the 2022 Saints roster. They also give some other final roster predictions as the wait for training camp continues. Happy Force of Hurri!

The podcast begins with Pasi giving background into himself and BaseN before providing insights on their partnership with the European Union Space Agency. Pasi and Ryan then break down what a digital twin is, its role in IoT, and what the next generation of digital twins looks like. They then wrap up the podcast with a high-level discussion surrounding the real-world value of IoT and the challenges of deploying solutions in the industry.Pasi Hurri has held the position of Chief Executive Officer since BaseN was established in 2001. Mr. Hurri is also a visiting lecturer and expert speaker, e.g., at IEEE and several universities. Before founding BaseN, Pasi spent more than a decade in senior technology management positions. He presided over the engineering effort of the KPNQwest Eurorings network, then the largest pan-European carrier transporting more than 50% of the Internet traffic. Mr. Hurri also was the Chairman of FICIX, the Finnish Commercial Internet Exchange, and a Member of the Board of Directors at Academica Oy, now part of Equinix. Within Ahlstrom Corporation, Mr. Hurri managed the creation of a global IP network in the early 90s.

In this week's episode, Raees and Samson discuss the weekend's hottest fixtures in the Premier League. They discuss Harry Kane's magnificent performance against Man City and the United's fixture against Atletico as well as PSG's win against Real.If you'd like to get in touch with us, consider following us Twitter and Instagram to send us a message! Twitter: https://twitter.com/pythaginbootsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pythaginboots/If you'd like to read match analysis articles of the best teams in the world, theory pieces on the beautiful game, or timeless pieces about players of old, visit our website!Website: https://www.instagram.com/pythaginboots

Hoghtrob and Strangepork dive into the Evander Kane news, as well as which Sharks players will be the most Hairodynamic this upcoming season. Will Adin Hill's contract arbitration be totes fine? (0:01:04) What will the Sharks do with Kane if he's fount to be innocent of the gambling allegations? (0:14:34) Where will Marleau end up? (0:47:02) All this and more on this episode of MDM! Adin Hill (0:01:04) The Dream of SharkTank 2022 (0:06:00) Herik Karlsson (0:12:48) Hurri-Kane (0:14:34) Marleau Point (0:47:03) The Pacific Division & Sharky Trade Strats (0:55:46) Take 3 Topaways (1:02:02) Lokiss Me (1:07:06) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mdm/support

Fun interview with author and columnist Linda Stasi.  We discussed everything from Italian Cowboys in Colorado, to exorcist priests, to the Lemon Ice King in Corona, to the Scotto family cookbook and our NY Daily News connection!The popular and well-read columnist for the New York Daily News, (now at-large), and previous- ly for the the New York Post, Linda Stasi, was also an on-camera TV co-host with Mark Simone on NY 1 -Spectrum “What a Week!” For 15 years.In 2020, she was appointed to the Mother Cabrini Commission and the  Board of The Civil Rights Museum.Brash, funny and opinionated, the acerbic Stasi’s first novel, The Sixth Station, published in Jan- uary of 2013 by Tor-Forge Books hit Amazon’s top 25, and was hailed as “A helluva religious thriller,” by Nelson DeMille, while Steve Berry said, “You’ll be grabbing the pages so right your knuckles will turn white!” Stasi’s anxiously awaited sequel,“Book of Judas” was published Fall 2017, received acclaim from mega best selling authors such as Sherrilyn Kenyon, who called it, “An innovative master- piece!”Stasi has appeared on TV talk shows and news channels such as The Today Show, Good Morning America, The O’Reilly Factor, Hardball, Good Day New York, The View as well as CNN, Fox News, MSNBC news shows, and many others.Stasi has also authored five non-fiction books – Looking Good Is the Best Revenge, A Field Guide to Impossible Men, Simply Beautiful, Boomer Babes, and Scotto Sunday Suppers.Not afraid to say what’s on her mind in her popular column in the New York Daily News has reached more than 600,000 in a single day.She was named “One of the Fifty Most Powerful Women in NYC” and has won numerous awards including “Best Columnist” by the Newswomen’s Club of NY, “Best Humor Columnist,” and “Woman of the Year” by the Boys Town of Italy for her charitable work such as driving a tractor-trailer in an 18-truck convoy from NYC to the gulf states with relief supplies for Hurri- cane Katrina victims. She and her husband, Sid Davidoff, were named by “City & State”in 2017 as one of NYC’s 100 top power couples.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=30519446)Italian Marketplace LLC Online tee shirts, hoodies and more for ItaliansThe Book Of Judas Alessandra Russo tracks down the missing pages of the Gospel of Judas, to save her infant son.The Sixth Station On the run from unknown enemies, Alessandra Russo finds herself on the trail of a global conspiracy.

Szerző: Asimov, Isaac (1920-1992) | Fordító: Soós János | Megjelent: X Magazin, 2. évf., 11. sz. (12) / 1997, 32-38. o. | Felolvasó: Ambrus Attila József --- A Hurriánok tizenöt éve várják, hogy kitörjön egy atomháború a Földön. A túlélőkkel kereskedelmi szerződéseket kötnek, persze a saját javukra. Ám, az emberek csak nem robbantják ki a háborút. Mivel a Hurriánok képtelenek erőszakot alkalmazni, elhagyják a Naprendszert. Előre rettegnek attól a naptól, mikor az emberiség kilép a világűrbe anélkül, hogy átélt volna egy atomháborút... #asimovhanguniverzum #isaacasimov #ambrusaalkotoistudioja

Bagian kedua #Ray FreshTalk yang menghadirkan AKBP Hurri Nugroho SH MH mengangkat berbagai fenomena seputar modus baru para pemburu narkoba. Mulai dari mencari obat nyeri hingga pembalut wanita. Yuk, kita simak obrolannya lebih jauh! #RayFreshTalk #Darurat Narkoba #Dana Mbojo #Kabupaten dan Kota Bima #Kabupaten Dompu

nilah episode ketiga dan terakhir dari seri obrolan hangat #RayFreshTalk yang menghadirkan AKBP Hurri Nugroho SH MH, Kepala BNNK Bima seputar darurat narkoba di Bumi Maja Labu Dahu Bima dan Nggahi Rawi Pahu Dompu. Selengkapnya, kita simak aja yuk!

Ray FreshTalk edisi ini mengangkat fenomena aktual dan viral di Nusa Tenggara Barat berkaitan dengan peredaran dan penyalahgunaan Narkoba. Menghadirkan bintang tamu, AKBP Hurri Nugroho, SH MH, Kepala Badan Nasional Narkotika Kabupaten Bima yang wilayah kerjanya mencakup Kota Kabupaten Bima dan Kabupaten Dompu. Pada episode pertama ini, terkuak sejumlah fenomena unik bagaimana obat terlarang itu sudah merambah konsumen kalangan pelajar dari tingkat SMP, SMA hingga mahasiswa perguruan tinggi dan kalangan muda lainnya. Modusnya pun beragam. Yuk simak selengkapnya di RayFreshTalk “DANA MBOJO, DARURAT NARKOBA.”

It may be painstaking, tedious, impractical and an almost impossible task to unearth the major masked men in the major promotions of wrestling... BUT that is what we have gone and done!From Abyss to Atlantis, From Shinobi to Stagger Lee, From Sasuke to Doomsday, From Kane to Hurri.......Cane. You get the point. We cover a lot of ground and delve into some of the lesser-known stories behind the masks; Who had their face taken off by a dumbell?Why did the Midnight Rider relinquish the NWA belt?How many Executioners have been in the WWE and which was the best?Flemerald has a challenge that consists of identifying wrestlers to their masked gimmicks. Easy, right? Find out who, if anyone, won and what topic they choose for the next episode!http://www.facebook.com/GemsofWrestling

Did...did Scott get more organized? Barely, yet noticeably all at the same time! He hopes.  Tune in this week for another brain-bending, fact-based, frequently speculative episode of QAnon Chronicles. This go round, we're keeping our eyes on a new round of Epstein docs just itching to be unsealed, digging in to possible explanations for the strange and record-breaking Hurricane Dorian, and going down a dark rabbit hole regarding some pretty serious allegations that some folks in high places...definitely hunt humans for sport. Weird? Yes. Beyond the pale? Of course. Unthinkable? Absolutely. Plausible? ...Unfortunately, yes. Get ready to get titillated, it's week 19.  Stay Weird.  The Moon The Myth The Legend: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-moon-the-myth-the-legend#/  TSID Forum: http://tsidpod.com/forum  The System is Down: http://tsidpod.com  The Downers Club: http://patreon.com/thesystemisdown  AntiNews: http://antinewslive.com  QAnon Chronicles: http://qanonchronicles.com  Buy Some SWAG: http://tsidpod.com/shop  Facebook: http://facebook.com/thesystemisdown  Twitter: http://twitter.com/tsidpod

****Like, Subscribe, and Follow us on***** YouTube: Mornings at Nite Twitch: www.twtich.com/mornings_at_nite Instagram: morningsatnite FaceBook: @Morningsatnite Twitter: @Morningsatnite Josh says sorry for getting schwasted last episode, Duke is not allowed to pour Josh shots anymore, Mike was out on assignment last week, Mike missed last weeks show for a PRESEASON Dolphins Game, Dukes Stolen Photo goes viral, Mornings at Nite stars in a TOOL Skit, MetalSucks, Hurricane Dorian is on its way to SoFlo, Hurricane Andrew anniversary, Hurricane Damage, New Tool Album, Joshs fake Tool song fools tools, Story of how Tool album got leaked, Mikes Heard the leaked album, Alizar from Shut Up, Lets Talk calls in, BREAK, more Hurricane chatter, New Dave Chapelle stand-up special, THIS DAY IN HISTORY, Bad Wolves new music, Killswitch Engage, Breaking Bad Movie EL CAMINO, Disney Plus Weekly Releases, Stan Lee Daughter Sony, Best Movies that have Saga's, Leslie Jones leaves SNL, Eddie Murphy SNL, VMA's, Andrew Luck, Dolphins, Weird News, Harpooned in the Face, Rapid Fire

It's the dropkick heard round the world! Join wrestling superfans Alex Doriot and Travis White on their journey through every Undertaker PPV match as they provide a Watch-Along commentary for the 2002 Royal Rumble match and Maven's iconic elimination of Booger Red. It's a perfectly played scene and maybe the most memorable Rumble moment of all time. We'll give you the time stamp on the WWE Network so you can cue up the match and watch it along with us. And it's not the only exciting part of the match as we also talk about the Rumble Returns of the likes of Mr. Perfect and Goldust, The Hurricane trying to use his Hurri-powers, Stone Cold running roughshod, and much more. But before we get there we also get to talk about Taker's reign of terror over the Hardcore division. The Conscience Of The WWF has become a big bully and we have a blast dissecting his decimation of the cruiserweights like Spike Dudley, Tajiri, and The Hardy Boyz. Plus we'll discuss The Big Show's New Year's Resolution, the importance of taking down the straps, Taker's continued demands for a little respect, Stone Cold at the top of his game, the Top Ten matches of 2001, a vicious new way to use a chair, and The Undertaker's new finisher with a name that blew our minds. Download, enjoy, and Taker Easy.  Pick up a BRAND NEW Taker Care of Business shirt at TeePublic and support the show! Join our Creature Community by following us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook!  

This week, Naj is back from his Hurri-cation and fresh from the Music Midtown Festival in Atlanta to discuss Hell In A Cell and share their thoughts on Becky Lynch winning the title from Charlotte. Heartbreak Julio from DTTAH (Don’t Try This At Home Radio) joins the guys and discuss his latest EP, “Next Man Up 2” and talk about what’s a heel and what’s a face nowadays. The guys then discuss Fetty Wap signing to Treyway, GGG vs. Canelo and asks themselves, “Are you fcking wit the Kanye Rebrand?” There’s big announcements as Naj and Ceejay announce their T-Shirt collab with Alexis Littlefoot and reflect on the journey that’s got them here. You know the motto: #LocateYaLighters, #RollWithTheWinners and Stay Smark. Use the code “STAYSMARK” at 123pins.us to save 20% on any order $20 or more! The Songs You Hear In This Episode: “GODS Don’t Bleed” (feat. Jadakiss & Benny) | Westside Gunn “Going Through It” | Heartbreak Julio “2009” | Mac Miller “A Sign Of Things To Come” | Currensy

Emil Kreivi berättar om sin resa inom musiken. Karen-Ann Hurri är med i studion och jämför ord på meänkieli med nord-samiska ord. I Yupin Hitti vai Huti pratar vi om fenomenet käännösiskelmä - hits på hemspråk. Anders Emanuelsson ger oss en dikt i läxa i veckans meänkielipeppi. Programledare: Henrik Niva Emil Kreivi berättar om sin resa inom musiken. Karen-Ann Hurri är med i studion och jämför ord på meänkieli med nord-samiska ord. I Yupin Hitti vai Huti pratar vi om fenomenet käännösiskelmä - hits på hemspråk. Anders Emanuelsson ger oss en dikt i läxa i veckans meänkielipeppi. Programledare: Henrik Niva

"My deep emotional struggle has been a secret, hidden behind the façade of dependability. I’ve been busy making sadness wrong and I was not sure how to talk about it." Exposing the Cracks that the Light May Come In Hey guys this Sarah Mastriani-Levi and I wanted to take a few minutes to speak to you from my heart about what's been happening with me, about what's been going on with my podcast and what’s been occurring in my business over the past few months. I usually don't share a lot of personal stuff on this platform. Although, most of you know that I will share personal anecdotes from time to time to support your processes. But this time, I wanted to let you know a little bit about the authentic and human side of what's been going on lately. I hope it will encourage you and give you support that you're not alone in what you're going through. These past few months have been tough for me emotionally, psychologically, physically and spiritually. I have felt like I’ve gone through some challenges that have happened, if for no other reason, then to slow down my pace. For all of you, who personally know me, being an extremely driven, overachiever has been a trademark of my personality for the majority of my life. But something has happened… maybe lots of some things…that have begun to shift my perspective. In October 2016, Hurricane Matthew did some massive damage to my community, and much of the Southern East Coast. We caught the brunt of the storm. We were evacuated from our homes and forced into a “Hurri-cation mode”. Much of my business is online, so fortunately I could operate it from “the cloud” and the hotel where we were staying. However, while we were away there was a massive energy shift that happened in this area. For me, trees are like souls, and coming back to the storm damaged area was shocking, to say the least. Now nearly five months later, we are still seeing FEMA collecting fallout debris from the storm. As you may imagine, hundreds of thousands of trees were erased from the natural landscape. It felt like a spiritual emptying out, almost as if there were volunteer souls that bowed out, in order to allow space and light, for new energy, to come into the area. All in all, that would be a really positive thing, but simultaneously there seems to be a grieving process, both of the people and of the land for the changes that have happened and continue to evolve here. There's a heavy energy, and what feels like opposition to a lot of the new energy that is flowing in. Being an empath, I'm very sensitive to this. Honestly, it has caused me to lose my rhythm a little. It has toyed with my productive abilities for my business, and otherwise. All of this has challenged me spiritually and emotionally throughout these past several months. It has caused me to question my relationships and whether I am in the right location or not. The election season has been overwhelming, surprising and divisive. So much of what I never believed could happen, has…everyday seems like a new surprise, a new twist, a new turn. I feel constant fear and unease in the current political environment. I feel like I’m walking on egg-shells not to accidentally mention my opinion in the “wrong company.” Much of what’s around me believes differently, and I can’t for the life of me wrap my mind around it or support it. I keep asking myself, “is there a chance I could be wrong?” but cannot seem to understand how I could ever think or feel the opposite of what I do. I can’t understand what others are supporting. Strangely, nearly every project that I had started before October has not come to fruition. That is totally unlike me because I love efficiently finishing projects, more than just about anything else. In addition to all of that, every single project that I tried to launch over the past few months has sent me mixed messages with constant snafus and delays. Nearly every lecture that I was invited to speak at, has had a great reaction online, only to be followed by people who don't show up. That was after the fact that they told me personally that the message and topic I was sharing were excellent and important. My podcast, which has brought me so much joy, suddenly went through a shift too. The recording software stopped working for all PCs. I shifted to another recording software to record four important and powerful conversations with Jay Wong, Selena Delesie, Kelly Harrell and Toku McCree, only to discover on each one that my voice was barely audible (in spite of successful test runs). This really shook me up, not just on the technical level of why did this only work great in the test run, but also it was a huge embarrassment considering I had been waiting for months to talk with each of these people. It sent me spiraling…trying to find technical solutions. I also sunk deep into an energetic rabbit hole of questions regarding the value of my voice and why the universe was stopping it from being shared, on what seemed like every front. Was my antenna aimed at the wrong audience? Was I sharing a message that wasn't welcome? Was what I have to share not of value? During the following 2 months, I worked to create a program to launch during the last two weeks of December, along with a mastermind course. I designed it so people could read more and sign up on line, on my website. During the third week of December my website “white screened,” so not only  no launch…no one had access to my website for 10 days, as I gathered all of the parts. Essentially, I was invisible. I scheduled lectures to do an in-person of these programs. Again, tons of interest…and no one showed up. I have lost my mojo and my desire to explain myself to people, locally. Especially those who are not willing to pay $30 for a workshop that could create a healthy lifestyle change and heal what they are suffering from…but alas… that doesn’t come in a bottle or pill. I feel like I’m always swimming upstream and I’m tired. Tons of questioning and self-doubt ensued, as I pushed forward in my creative process. Perhaps I just needed to wait for the stars to fall into alignment for my message to be clear? What did I need to change? How could I possibly feel so connected on some levels and so utterly unheard? It even brought into question the worthiness of the work that I am doing. Although I know that this is a common phenomenon creators go through in the creative process (a.k.a. “the thrash”). I still was full of questions. I felt stuck in the rubble and not sure how to begin to rebuild. I have gone through a very difficult and depressed couple of months. My deep emotional struggle has been a secret, hidden behind the façade of dependability. I’ve been busy making sadness wrong and I was not sure how to talk about it. I am so thankful for the joy my kids and my work bring me in the moments between my relentless questioning. I have felt alone on my journey. I have been in the sad state grieving, within my soul, that may not be so different than the trees that were broken and uprooted. I have felt extremely challenged as a single-mother. My kids see their father 1-2 times a year for 10 days. He lives abroad. I do my best to be the support system of two parents, but it’s just me. I attempt to hold it all together and be what my kids need: physically, mentally and spiritually. They are my number one priority. I feel so happy when they are happy…but lately they have been sad too. Lonely and feeling unconnected to their peers on different levels. I try to hold space for their processes. I feel guilty for feeling jealous of happy families that have two active and loving parents. There is a strangeness in the foreign realization that there are actually couples that enjoy spending time with their partners and families. I feel ashamed to admit that every picture I see of others participating Father/daughter dances tears my heart in two, and brings tears to my eyes. There is no one to play with them on the weekends like their peers’ fathers do. There is no one else around to sign permission slips or to stay home with them should they need to. There is no one else to spilt the driving with when all four kids have activities in four different locations, all at the same time. Who do stay to cheer on…how do you divide yourself? This parenting thing is a one woman show…My commitment and intensity haven’t really left space for anyone else to join me on this journey. Not that I wouldn’t want it. However, no one seems to be able to dependably show up or keep up, as I would need for them to, to be a part of our lives. This too has been a generator of sadness and solitude. I can’t just will myself out of the situation. This past weekend I had a strange wake-up call. I was tired. It was 22:00 and the kids were doing their thing, as I was starting to wind down for the night. I went upstairs to say goodnight only to find a big mess, primarily from one of my kids. It was not just in the bedroom, also in the shared family room. There was a box under the craft table that had a couple hundred crayons dumped on the floor. A clear message that it didn’t matter to whomever dropped it. I was annoyed they had fallen and not been collected…I decided I would bend down and pick them up and not escalate with my volume and discourse on the subject. What followed was the most asinine, unintentionally self-inflicted injury that I have encountered to date. Generally, I have awesome spatial perception and orientation, but this night was definitely different. I bent down quickly, focusing my gaze on the dumped crayons and swiftly caught my forehead on the blunt of a straight back wooden chair. I heard my skull crack from the intensity. I found myself on the floor with the kids all around me, scared and wanting to be helpful. At first I saw stars, and then realized that I couldn’t see out of my right eye. I was worried and in pain. I questioned how this happened and what it symbolized… What am I not seeing that’s right in front of me? Where am I banging my energy because I am trying too hard or too fast?  And yes, I realize that I’m addicted to understanding why? but the message was there: Slow down. Rest. Zoom out. Go into the quiet. Soften up the process. Stop pushing so damn hard. Drop the harshness of the drive. It’s not helping you to move forward. Listen to the Universe’s rhythm, rather than trying overpower it. Take care of yourself. There is no one else who will take care of them. Parenting has been and always will be my top priority. Second to that is serving others and creating impact through my work. I have been struggling to know how and when to share about what I’ve been processing for a couple of reasons. The first is that, as a coach, it is not a great feeling to be totally vulnerable and to talk about personal difficulties. The second is the realization that life is series of cyclical hero’s journeys that you may or may not choose to embark upon…and it’s grueling and emotionally difficult to describe the most difficult part of the process while you are in the midst of it. You can see a diagram of the stages of the hero’s journey in the show notes, if you are not familiar with Joseph Campbell’s work. Diagram of the hero’s journey  It is so much easier to share when you are on the other side of an endeavor and you can be encouraging and remind others the arduous tasks of personal development are indeed, worthwhile. When you are at the bottom, lonely, and deep in inaccessible solitude, it is often difficult to see the end. If you’ve been through it or something like it before, then you probably know that there will be an end, but the inability to be more than a player and a witness to your process becomes overwhelming. There is no set timeline. I often think of the TED talk by Jill Bolte Taylor, wherein she describes going through a stroke, as a neurological and stroke researcher. She talks about recognizing all of the steps of what was going on…she understood it all, yet she still had a stroke and had to deal with the ramifications of it.  Click here to listen to the TED talk with Jill Bolte Taylor I also know… that when you choose to play the game…this game of personal growth and development… you are the one in the arena, subject to anything and everything that may come up…everything you could or couldn’t predict. I am reminded of this excerpt of Theodore Roosevelt’s speech "Citizenship In A Republic" delivered in Paris, France on 23 April, 1910. It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.  I am voluntarily in the arena…I choose to remain there. It’s not easy. I signed up for the advanced course. I’m here to make a difference…I’m here to create impact. I push forward…not knowing where it will take me. I recall the words of Zig Zigler, “Go as far as you can see; When you get there, you’ll see further.” From a spiritual perspective, I know that everything is as it should be. I know that timing is just a human illusion. Yet, from a very human perspective…I often struggle. I know that I do not have to give up on my dream to create impact, to generously give back, to have a voice that matters. I just have to relinquish the timeline that I have connected to the process. I know that I cannot truly accept the “call to adventure” if I have placed my own timeline on the journey. Albert Einstein’s words remind us that “The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once.” I have realized that everything I want to create and share couldn’t possibly come to fruition on the timeline that I created months, years…or even decades ago. Everything has shifted with divine timing that was and is beyond my control or comprehension at times. The strangeness of the past few months has also brought a different level of podcasts and expression due to my partially inaudible recordings. Over the next four episodes you will hear a different vibe than you may have become accustomed to. As my voice, either wasn’t recorded, or was recorded in limited capacity, I will be featuring excerpts from the greatness of conversations with Jay Wong, Selena Delesie, Kelly Harrell and Toku McCree. I have been waiting to bring them to refinement and release, until I was clear on how to explain what had happened. The goal of my podcast is multi-faceted and remains the same. As a coach, I want others to hear these amazing conversations that I get to experience. I believe that they are valuable, impactful and important. I honor every one of the guests that I have had on, and will have on in the future, for sharing their amazing stories and messages. I think the second and primary reason for the podcast’s creation was to give a platform for the voices that are often heard only in private conversations… to show that emotional intimacy is not only an achievable goal… it can happen in one conversation…in one moment…in one synchronized breath. I feel like I would be robbing others of the opportunity of learning something great, along with me, if I did not share these messages. I wanted to offer them my gratitude for the work they are putting out in the world, inspired by Thich Nhat Hahn’s quote of “How can I love you more?”. As well as the question of how can I help others to love what you are doing as much as I do? I questioned whether I needed to redefine my business and brand identity, knowing that on some level I wanted to redefine my hustle. I have had numerous conversations trying to gain clarity. Tons of things are in the works and I have had to call on my coaches and guides to help keep me moving forward. I’m clear that 2017 is the year I desire to become completely location independent. I do deep work with inspired and creative leaders who are invested in their own spiritual hero’s journey. I provide coaching, as well as create courses and services to support their spiritual and physical health and wellness. I have five courses in the works that are launching soon including: Food and the Heroes Journey-How to Fuel Greatness (thank you Jan Black for helping me refine the concept) The Hero’s Journey Backpack Crash Course-helping others to understand what they need to have in their spiritual backpack to embark on a true spiritual journey (Riley Temple, Brian Musial and Paul Nattoli, you guys talked me through this one) I have a mastermind in the works for people who are suffering from the loneliness and isolation that often comes from being spiritual and creative entrepreneurs (Liz Scully, your guidance is unmatched on this subject) I have a year-long program called Your year of Transformation that I've been slowly building. (Peter Rossetti, thank you for your patience and helping me to realize that everything in life is just a design problem that needs a spiritual solution) I have updated my Creating a Better You program to be in alignment with the kinds of people who are a good fit for me to work with. As many of you may or may not know, all good coaches have other coaches and advisors, because they know their value and are willing to pay for good coaching. So, I turned to MY support team of coaches and friends to really try and dig deep to figure out what I needed to shift within me to create my greatest message in the world. Amongst the others, on my support team I would like to show appreciation for: Soness Stevens, my TED speaker coach, for guiding me to connect with ease and grace as I prepare my speech. Karen Wright, you have been encouraging and helped me to remember that you can't take on as much as I have as a single parent without it being hard… That it is supposed to be hard. Marika Tomkins you have reminded me that I need to continue sharing the human side of my spiritual struggles and to allow it to come out authentically. Without you, I wouldn’t have considered sharing publicly what has been going on in my life. Deborah Williams, you have kept me returning to look at the spiritual brilliance of shifting and changing money mindsets. Anthony Mattis, you continue to remind me how to lose judgment where I didn't even realize it existed, to always consider that “it's an interesting point of view that I have that point of view” and not wrap any conclusions around that. Chris Suddeth, your Energy work has been pivotal in helping me, reminding me that it's OK to express my humor and wit, as well as my sweet side. Jacqueline Friel Smith, thanks for helping me to see myself as others see me and capturing that, even when it is difficult for me to see it. Laura Petersen, your reminder that “only good will come from this” has been reassuring. Also, bringing up the question of “what am I not willing to see, that if I was willing to see would change all realities?” has be extremely helpful. Diana Babauta, thank you for your support and believing in what I do. Thank you for helping me to keep my body in a strong and functional condition. Ifetayo White, your loving grandmother energy and powerful spiritual work continues to be an inspiration. Nick Snapp, your encouragement and understanding has helped me to connect to the very pragmatic and functional side of getting things done. Your program Real Accountable is a phenomenal resource and I want to see you succeed in serving others through this amazing gift you have created. Anna Cragin your positivity and accountability have shown up and allowed me to acknowledge the achievements that I have made. In spite of the fact that my desire to accomplish things is in constant overdrive; You have helped me to celebrate the small wins. Moshe Dekel, thank you for helping to keep me healthy, seeing value in my approach to holistic medicine and guiding me when and where necessary. There have been so many others who have shown up and offered an ear, a word of encouragement, a word of advice. For all of you, I am thankful. My focus has shifted to the questions of: What if everything I’m doing and going through is exactly right? How would I approach my work differently? I lean on the words of one of my heroes Maya Angelou who said, “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” I’ve been trying to be even more attuned to messages from the universe, through opportunities that present themselves. I’ve been examining where, within my spirit I have blocked the appearance of ease and grace from an outdated, limiting belief pattern that everything good needs to come through very hard work (a.k.a. the workaholics constant “fix” of validation). I am a creator and I won’t stop creating powerful tools and transformations for the amazing clients I have the privilege to work with. I am working and writing all the time, often single-handedly. I actively silence the negative self-talk, daily, to push forward while listening to the cosmic timing. Some days I flow with ease, others I feel like I must power through. But I show up. Every. Damn. Day. In fact, I’ve been sleeping in the “arena” for years. I recognize the need for surrender and I am allowing the light into the cracks. I continue from a place of deep knowing and intuitive inspiration. Rumi tells us, “the wound is where the light enters you.”   And Leonard Cohen reminds us: Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack in everything That’s how the light gets in… This is Sarah Mastriani-Levi of Mannafest Living signing off from a riff on Simple Change- Creating Impact One Conversation at a Time. Thanks for taking the time to listen.   Connect and Follow Sarah Email Website Facebook Personal Facebook Business Twitter Instagram LinkedIn     Never miss an episode of weekly inspiration from Simple Change. Subscribe now through iTunes, or Stitcher, or listen to an episode here. Simple Change Theme Music by Hani’el Mastriani-Levi Simple Change Logo by Eden Mastriani-Levi This podcast was edited by Mannafest Living

Spurs meldte sig for alvor ind i mesterskabskampen, da man hjemme knuste formstærke West Bromwich, så hvor glad er vores Spurs-fan i studiet? Everton tæver hjemme Manchester City og vi stiller spørgsmålet, hvem fanden er Tom Davies? Hvor galt står det egentlig til i Manchester City? Hvor dybt stikker krisen? Og er Pep den rette mand? Vi snakker diva-løse sejre i West Ham og Chelsea. Og vender blikket indad. Hvem er divaen hos Tirsdage i Stoke? Arsenal vinder overbevisende 4-0, men er de bedst med eller uden Giroud? Få svaret på alle disse spørgsmål og det tidsløse spørgsmål, hvem er fodboldens svar på Nicolas Cage? Alt det og meget mere i dette afsnit af Tirsdage i Stoke.

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Roatan, Honduras has an extremely healthy reef system which makes it one of the go to places to dive in the Caribbean. Today I talk with Deb Karlson, manager of the dive shop at Coco View Resort about what it’s like there. They have some rooms that are overtop of the water so diving is quite literally right outside your door. Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Coco_View_Resort_Roatan.mp3http://www.cocoviewresort.com/Subscribe in a reader

Want to work overseas in the dive industry? What is it really like to work at a dive resort? What skills do you need to land the job? Should you offer your services for free to get your foot in the door? Today, I talk with the dive shop manager for Lembeh Resort/Critters@Lembeh Lauren Siba, who has been working at dive resorts for ten years. I tap into her experience working in the Dive Industry.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Working_in_The_Dive_Industry_Overseas.mp3http://www.lembehresort.com/Subscribe in a reader

If you want to add a full dose of ‘Wow!’ back into your diving trips then you have to do muck Diving at Lembeh Resort in Indonesia. I just got back from a trip to the resort and I can say it is everything you have heard. There is an astonishing cast of weird and wonderful critters to be found – with new ones being added regularly. The picture to the left is of an extremely rare Festucalex Rufus Pygmy Pipefish my wife Giny took off of Bangka Island at Demak.The long flight to get there is more than compensated by the wickedly awesome diving experience, resort and staff. I caught up with resident marine biologist Dimpy and get her thoughts on the muck diving and the critters, today on Planet Earth Diver.Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Lembeh_Resort_Resident_Marine_Biologist_Dimpy.mp3http://www.lembehresort.com/Click here to get Planet Earth Diver right to your inbox!Subscribe in a reader

The Atmosphere resort in the Philippines’ is one of the most luxurious dive resorts on the planet. Not only are Whale Sharks and Dolphins regular dive sightings  but also mantas and amazing corals. I talk with Jenny Collister from Reef and Rainforest Dive and Adventure Travel about the resort and what you can expect there. Listen to the interview below or download it form the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Atmosphere_Resort_Phillipines.mp3http://atmosphereresorts.com/http://www.reefrainforest.com/Subscribe in a reader

Australia is more than just the Great Barrier Reef. This is part two of my series of interviews with Karen Gowlett-Holmes from Eaglehawk Dive Center, Tasmania. The diving around Tasmania is temperate water diving but well worth the trip to see the abundance of life in the area. We highlight the dive site the Deep Sponge Gardens.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Deep_Sponge_Gardens_Tasmania.mp3http://www.eaglehawkdive.com.au/Subscribe in a reader

Preventing shark attacks with Shark Shield. There are several products on the market that help deter or repel sharks from taking a ‘taste’ bite from humans. One of those products is Shark Shield. I talk with Amanda Wilson about how it works, why it works and will it interfere with a diver’s electronics.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Shark_Shield.mp3https://www.sharkshield.com/Subscribe in a reader

Sunset House Grand Cayman’s biggest claim to fame starts with the underwater mermaid Amphritrite made by sculptor Simon Morris. After the Mermaid you can include the submerged landing craft, amazing shore diving, great food, Cathy Church’s Photo Centre, Dive shop, rooms and more! Today I talk about Sunset House with Michael O’Meara from Scuba Holidays, Worldwide Diving Adventures.Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Sunset_House_Grand_Cayman.mp3http://www.sunsethouse.com/http://www.squbaholidays.com/Subscribe in a reader

Waidroka Dive and Surf Resort Fiji. The perfect combination of pure relaxation and exhilarating action, Waidroka Bay Resort offers mind-blowing Surfing at Frigates Passage and many other breaks like famous Pipe or Serua Rights, world class Diving at the famous Bega Lagoon & Reef, as well as shark diving, Game- & Sport Fishing, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Rainforest-Trekking and all that is expected of a Fijian oceanfront adventurer paradise. Today I talk with Jenny Collister from Reef & Rainforest Dive and Adventure Travel about the resort and what you can expect there.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Waidroka_Resort_Fiji.mp3http://www.waidroka.com/http://www.reefrainforest.com/Subscribe in a reader

Rebreather Trainer Matthew Robinson from Midlands Rebreather Diving in the UK has done extensive dive travel around the world. There aren’t many places he hasn’t dove. I tapped into his extensive experience to get his top three list of the best wreck dives in the world.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Top_3_Wreck_Dives_On_Earth.mp3http://www.mrdiving.co.uk/Subscribe in a reader

The Giant Kelp Forests off of California are a truly magical place to dive. It is very much like taking a stroll through a forest with light beams streaming down through the leaves. The sea life there is abundant and engaging. There’s everything from schools of fish, the Giant Black Sea Bass which is making a comeback to hyper active dive bombing Sea Lions. Today I talk with Hal Wells from Hollywood Divers in Los Angeles about the Kelp forests and what you can expect.Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Diving_Californias_Giant_Kelp_Forest.mp3http://www.hollywooddivers.com/Subscribe in a reader

Suunto has a new dive computer on the market the EON Steel. It’s their latest which utilizes the bigger brighter color screen – a real plus for those of us who have older eyes that need that sort of thing. There’s lots going on under the hood as well; multiple gases, multiple tanks for tech diving and the display is fully customizable. I talk with Jukka Saarikorpi who heads up new product development at Suunto about the EON Steel, the Zoop, the RGBM algorithm and what goes into making a dive computer.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Suunto_EON_Steel_and_Zoop.mp3http://www.suunto.com/en-CA/Dive-Collections/suunto-eon-steel/http://adventuresinscuba.com/Subscribe in a reader

There’s a new Gopro Housing that’s come to town and it has captured the imagination of underwater video producers around the world: The 360 Abyss. This new housing allows you to record in 360 degrees, all around video. I talk with the CEO of 360 Heros Michael Kintner about the latest version of the 360 Abyss. (The first version got attacked by a shark – Mike talks about that too!).Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/360_Abyss_GoPro.mp3http://www.360heros.com/Subscribe in a reader

How should a diver behave in the water with a bull shark? Are shark dives harming or benefiting sharks? Today I am excited to talk sharks with shark expert and explorer Ryan Johnson. His research and work with the Discovery Channel and doing other documentaries has given him a front row seat of the latest shark research and behavior studies. Ryan also tells you how you can join him studying these amazing predators. It’s shark day on Planet Earth Diver. Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Ryan_Johnson_Shark_Research.mp3http://www.ryan-johnson.org/http://oceans-research.com/Subscribe in a reader

The Our World Underwater Dive Show is a dive show that is open to everyone. It happens in 3 different cities in the US over the course of the year. This weekend the show is in Frisco, Texas – just north of Dallas Texas. Today I talk with Pat Hammer about the show and what you can see and do there.Listen to the interview or download from the link below;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Our_World_Underwater_Dive_Show.mp3http://www.ourworldunderwater.com/Subscribe in a reader

When traveling you really have to keep in mind the weight of all your dive gear – otherwise it’s painfully pricey venture. It’s important to choose well-made, lighter weight BCDs for your dive trip. Today I talk with Jen Carty, store manager for Adventures in Scuba about some of the top travel BCD’s on the market.Listen to the interview below or download from the link; http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/AIS5_Choosing_Travel_BCDs.mp3http://adventuresinscuba.com/Subscribe in a reader

Amigos Dive Center in Ft White Florida is having an anniversary party this weekend – January 17th to 19th. If you are in the area – maybe even if you are not – it is worth going for a visit. A three day celebration with Beer, Baked Beans, Barbecue and Bluegrass. There’s deals too. Owner Wayne Kinard talks about what’s going on in this segment of Planet Earth Diver.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Amigos_Dive_Center_anniversary_party.mp3http://www.amigosdivecenter.com/Subscribe in a reader

Mike Ball has been a force in the Australian dive industry providing exceptional liveaboard expeditions to the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea on their ship, Spoilsport. Spoilsport is a twin hull design making her ride well in all weather conditions. Today I talk with one of the skippers of the Spoilsport, Trevor Jackson about the dives, the expeditions and Spoilsport on Planet Earth Diver.Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/Mike_Ball_Dive_Adventures_Cairns_Australia.mp3http://www.mikeball.com/Subscribe in a reader

My Muck Diving Odessey to Lembeh Resort in Indonesia is coming up from Feb 14th to 21st and there are still a couple spots left available. I will be joining Adventures in Scuba and today I talk with store manager Jen Carty about the trip and what you can expect.Listen to the interview below or download from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/AIS4_Lembeh_Resort_Trip_with_AIS.mp3http://adventuresinscuba.com/Subscribe in a reader

An American Underwater Odyssey: 50 Dives in 50 States is a book that came out in 2002 but it is still valuable today for finding unique dive sites in all of the 50 US states. Charles Ballinger took the journey across the US and dove each of the sites from carnival like rock quarries with sunken buses and helicopters to searching for Megalodon shark teeth in North Carolina. It’s all there for the diving. I talk with Charles about the book and his journey.Listen to the interview below or download it from the link;http://www.nationaltravelradio.com/Audio/50_Dives_In_50_States.mp3http://www.dive50states.com/Subscribe in a reader