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Snorkeling at Marine World, Olivia Rodrigo, Johnny Cash, a mom will pay for a wedding only if certain conditions are met, a Dr. Pepper with pickles, your texts and we play a game!

"I ki!led the fetish priest who came telling my parents about my 'true identity' - Former Marine agent, narrates

Introduction Welcome back to The Entrepreneur Ethos, the podcast that delves into the minds and experiences of successful entrepreneurs, in today's episode, we have a very special guest joining us: Leland Chee, also known as the "Keeper of the Holocron" in the Star Wars universe. Leland takes us on a fascinating journey through his career, sharing insights into the unique challenges of managing and expanding the vast Star Wars lore.  From his early days creating content on CDs to the evolution of databases and the changing landscape of storytelling, Leland provides a behind-the-scenes look into the world of Star Wars. Join us as we explore the intertwining of different platforms, the introduction of iconic characters, and the never-ending quest for expanding the Star Wars universe. So sit back, relax, and let's dive into the entrepreneurial ethos of Leland Chee on this captivating episode of The Entrepreneur Ethos. Timestamps 00:02:49 Principal's office booth - hidden excitement unleashed. 00:06:53 ILM revolutionized effects industry with computer animation. 00:09:47 Shared history: childhood in Belmont, Marine World. 00:14:06 Kids inspiring me to try stop motion. 00:17:23 UC Davis: Major in rhetoric, community involvement. 00:21:33 Working on Cantonese news without fluency. Various roles for 3 years in the industry. 00:24:22 Desire for theater, rejection letters from Lucasfilm. 00:26:57 Realized I'm not the biggest Star Wars fan. 00:30:43 I had a good day, no more waiting. 00:35:07 New licensee for RPG, miniatures, and cards. 00:36:29 Create database, track info, Star Wars knowledge. 00:42:14 "Star Wars: cohesive universe across platforms" 00:46:06 Franchise stands out with unique AAA game. 00:46:58 Books between films hint at Luke-Leia romance. 00:51:42 Enjoyed Entrepreneur Ethos Podcast? Share, review, follow! Links Leland Chee on LinkedIn Keep In Touch Book or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or Get Story-Driven Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Did you ever get lost as a child. Biz's father jump on the freeway and left his ass at Marine World! That's cold. Plus, the Bay is gearing up for Taylor, and Drake is dealing with more things thrown up on stage...ya'll need to stop acting clownish with giving away your whole damn purse.

Indian-born artist Janavi Mahimtura Folmsbee settled her roots in the beautifully diverse city of Houston, TX in 2012.She is strongly influenced by marine life, drawing abundant inspiration from her experiences with scuba diving expeditions and with the ocean itself. In her work, Folmsbee creates ethereal, intricate shapes, which she calls characters, that are meant to invite the public into something very private. Her painting intend to take the viewer into the work's moment of origin.This year, Folmsbee has become actively more involved in the marine community by working with conservation organizations such as the Galveston Bay Foundation and Correa Lab, with the hope of creating awareness about the struggles face by the marine world.We talk about her recently commissioned 240-ft project at Houston's IAH, why her father made her host an art show at 16,  what she discovered attending art school in Chicago, and what the definition of failure really means to her.She talks about being bullied growing up because of her dyslexia, how she discovered her passion for art, how it is so important to protect your energy as a creative, and why our hometown of Houston is officially cool.

The nature documentaries Addison watches with their homeschool co-op group are a bit different from the ones shown in public schools. Content warning: Language, mangled French and Gaelic, underwater sound effects, explosives, animal death, innuendos, predators feeding, death Written by Brenna Anderson-Dowd in collaboration with Frederick Elmore.  Sound design by Frederick Elmore.  Music production by Kevin Elmore.   Featuring Frederick Elmore as Cocques Blousteau and Cap'n Caper, Brenna Anderson-Dowd as the harpy and narrator, Noelle Rose as the siren, Rebecca Hansson of Be Not Afraid as the teacher, and Taryn Baldwin as Addison. 

Preston and Sayre are today joined with Henry Hooper. Henry is one of those guys who has lived a thousand different lives. Henry served in the Marines, Army Special Forces, and retired from federal service as a Secret Service agent having served under four presidents. We talk about Henry's experiences growing up as a young African American in the south, and how he enlisted into the Marines at 17 years old in the 1950s. A lifelong boxer, Henry made the USMC boxing team where he fought Cassius Clay (Mohammad Ali) for the spot on USA's 1960 Olympic boxing team. We then discuss Henry's next pivot after his time in the Marines into becoming a Special Forces medic in the very early years of its inception. We discuss Henry's experience working with and among Vietnamese local nationals in the early 1960s, before Vietnam was considered a “war,” and the impact he had as a medic on the communities there—in addition to conducting guerilla warfare operations as he was specially-trained to do as a Green Beret. Henry has lived a life of adventure and it was a pleasure to get to speak with him.

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Great Day Lobbying in D.C. Here was the agenda:   The following are the only 3 cases where we have a cat from the state (FL-1, RI-2) of course we have a lot more from FL but TJ's story is good enough to make the case.  For the other states, I listed all the incidents that weren't AZA zoos. I put the dates, in case they ask, but wouldn't mention them. Note: rs zoo = road side zoo   DeGette (D-CO-01) -- 10:00   6/3/03 2 tigers mauled a keeper at Serenity Springs.  The tigers were beaten w/ shovels and later killed.   Delaney (D-MD-6) -- 10:30   1/18/09 woman mauled by jaguar at rs zoo   6/2/04 tiger escaped the circus, attacked elephant all in the big top with an elementary school visiting   Lawrence (D-MI-14) -- 11:00 was very favorable to the bill.   8/17/15 Animals of MT brought wolves, bobcats and a tiger to an abandoned factory for a photo shoot.  The tiger began to attack and was chased with a weed whacker and a tarp.   7/27/14 woman lost finger to caged lion at rs zoo   10/25/95 pet lion killed his owner in front of her child   Brown (D-FL-5) -- 11:30 seemed to favor the bill and has an intern in his office who visited many times, starting w/ school group, who begged him to chase us down so she could meet us.  Howie told her it would be her job to stay on the boss until they co sponsored.   TJ the tiger was rescued from a decrepit back yard breeder after a person had been killed there, another nearly lost their leg and a teenager had been mauled by an escaped cougar.   10/6/14 a construction worker lost his thumb at ZWF, an infamous cub handling operation run by Mario Tabraue.  ZWF funds ZAA lobbyist Frank Vitello.   1/3/14 a lion escaped from rs zoo   Clyburn (D-SC-6) -- 12:00   6/14/16 TIGERS under USDA investigation for recurring ringworm in cubs used for handling and for transport issues between rs zoos in FL and OK.   8/10/14 report of mountain lion escaping a pet store, but report was later denied.  Who knows?   1/8/03 a pet cougar escaped and was on the run for 3 days   4/28/02 pet tiger mauled an 8 year old child   6/18/94 a tiger at a breeding farm mauled a 17 year old worker   1/1/91 pet lion escaped and mauled a 5 year old and her grandmother   Bera (D-CA-07) -- 1:00   9/4/15 a 3 month old tiger was found wandering in a neighborhood.  That's the age when they can't be used for photo props any more because they are too big.   3/16/13 woman was mauled to death by a lion at rs zoo   7/31/98 a tiger bit through the head of a woman who was posing with it for a photo at Marine World where Laurie Gage, the big cat expert hired by USDA worked.   10/22/97 a jaguar attacked two trainers in a single week   1972 Jodie Foster was nearly mauled to death on the set by a lion   Capuano (D-MA-07) -- 1:30   5/17/00 14 year old girl was attacked by a tiger at a rs zoo   8/17/97 13 year old girl was mauled by a tiger at a photo booth   Cicilline (D-RI-01) -- 3:00.    We rescued Max the Bobcat who was an illegal pet.  Owner took him to be declawed, an illegal procedure, and the vet turned him in to DNR.  Months of litigation before the state could send him to us.  He had been a mail order pet from out of state.   Narla Cougar was sold from CO to RI as a pet.  When the owner died, his wife wanted to make a rug out of her, but we convinced her to let us take her to FL.   We also introduced ourselves to who is the newest aide to Rep Kathy Castor.  She gets 100% on animal bills so it was just to meet the new girl.   We dropped in on Rep Patrick Murphy and met w/ Candace Walls, who are both big animal advocates.  He already co sponsored, so we were just saying thank you.   Also met with  who works for Rep Carlos Curbelo, who signed on at the request of Rep Murphy.   The last meeting was w/   He replaced James and seems to really want to move our bill forward.  He says Senators are far less likely to stick their necks out before a committee hearing, and cited the Crush Video law that already passed, but needed some tweaks to make it enforceable.  He said that even on such egregious abuse, there was very little motivation to stand up for the bill until it comes to a full floor vote.   Despite that I am leaving DC with renewed optimism that our bill will pass and the suffering of big cats will end.   Hi, I'm Carole Baskin and I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  Closing graphic with permission from https://youtu.be/F_AtgWMfwrk

Seattle Civic Poet Jourdan Imani Keith interviews Savannah Smith. Savannah talks about being drawn into the mystery of the marine world. Savannah grew up in an animal-loving home. Her early exposure to a variety of different creatures taught her that every animal no matter the size or species, has its own unique characteristics and soul. Savannah is passionate about fostering positive outdoors experiences for BIPOC, especially in marine environments. Women and Whales First: Poetry in a Climate of Change is a collaboration between the Civic Poet, the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, Urban Wilderness Project, and Jack Straw Cultural Center. More at www.urbanwildernessproject.com

Terry Karges, Executive Director of the Petersen Automotive Museum shares with us the incredible new and exciting developments and exhibits at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. With its re-opening just days away, Terry and his team are busy making for an immersive customer experience at the museum. Don't miss this opportunity to watch Terry and I discuss the legacy that is the Petersen and the car collecting industry as a whole.  Listen in as Terry shares the story of obtaining lead guitarist for Metallica, James Hetfield's car collection and the other awesome new exhibits like "Supercars, A Century of Spectacle and Speed".As the Executive Director of the Petersen, Terry introduced vault tours, monthly cruise-ins, adult education programs, movie nights and specialty car events. He has helped to increase overall attendance, creating new events that engage the people of Los Angeles and the global automotive community. Throughout the pandemic, under Terry’s leadership, the Petersen has effectively launched digital Vault tours, educational virtual field trips, YouTube garage tours, and virtual global cars and coffee events to allow fans to connect with other car enthusiasts globally. Before joining the Petersen, Terry was a senior manager in automotive OEM motorsports and theme park entertainment divisions, including Disneyland, Marine World and Sea World. His leadership background with automotive manufacturing firms includes Roush Performance, where he spent 17 years helping grow the company into the largest specialty high performance car brand in the world. There he also managed sales, advertising, new media, web development and vehicle packaging.  Prior to Roush, Terry enjoyed ownership of Karges Sport where he emphasized motorsports marketing and ran his own race team.#petersenmuseum #petersen #carmuseums #carcollecting #supercars #hotrods #thevault #collectiblecars #porsches #ferarris

In this episode we interview a man that many consider to be the greatest water skier of all time - Brett Wing.  A native Australian, Brett was a world champion barefooter, a long time professional show skier at Marine World and Sea World, and he competed on the pro tour in three event and in freestyle jump.  The depth of his all around talent was immense.  He shares with us all the great stories of his past and how he became such an accomplished skier.  In this episode we also recap the hybrid Think Tank that was held as well as some news and details from the recent NSSA meeting.  Sponsors for this episode are...FlymanSkis - flymanskis.comRubber Jungle Wetsuits - rubberjungle.com

For 17 years, Redwood Shores, California was home to an incredibly amazing theme park called Marine World/Africa U.S.A., a place I fondly remember going to when I was a kid. To see a live video of the recording of this episode, or to see a bonus video where I talk more about Marine World/Africa U.S.A., visit patreon.com/saturdaymorningmedia RESOURCES: https://bit.ly/3o7aa1D https://bit.ly/3hveZ2q FOLLOW GRANThttp://www.MrGrant.com http://www.twitter.com/toasterboyhttps://instagram.com/throwingtoasters/ ©2021 Saturday Morning Media/Grant Baciocco

Talking to Donovan Lewis, a Marine Vertebrate Zoologist at Blue Planet Aquarium and Underwater Photographer and Blogger with Scubaverse.Over a brew we chat about what it takes to look after so many exotic marine animals and how he blogs and photographs them.

Let's visit the Death Valley set of Star Wars in 1977! Special guests Alan Fernandes (Bantha-riding Tusken Raider) and Miki Herman (Star Wars Production Crew Member) reflect back on these shooting days. Alan worked at Marine World wrestling with tigers and befriending Banthas (Well, the Bantha was really Mardji the elephant!) Miki shares her experiences as a crew member of the Lucasfilm production team.    MULAN ON DIGITAL GIVEAWAY   We have 2 Digital Codes to give away for Disney's live action MULAN! Anyone who is signed up to receive our weekly Newsletter will be entered to win! You can sign up by clicking this link here.   Sign Up and Enter to Win MULAN   Check out these SKYwalking NETwork shows:   Classic Marvel Star Wars Comics The Max EFX Podcast Neverland Clubhouse   SPONSORS   Small World Vacations is an official sponsor of Skywalking Through Neverland. Contact them for a no obligation price quote at www.smallworldvacations.com. Tell them Skywalking Through Neverland sent you.   SUPPORT THE SHOW   Find out how you can become a part of the Skywalking Force and unlock bonus content.   CONTACT US   Instagram: http://instagram.com/skywalkingpod Twitter: https://twitter.com/SkywalkingPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skywalkingthroughneverland Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook.   If you dug this episode, click over to iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube and leave us a review!   Never Land on Alderaan!  

Let’s visit the Death Valley set of Star Wars in 1977! Special guests Alan Fernandes (Bantha-riding Tusken Raider) and Miki Herman (Star Wars Production Crew Member) reflect back on these shooting days. Alan worked at Marine World wrestling with tigers and befriending Banthas (Well, the Bantha was really Mardji the elephant!) Miki shares her experiences as a crew member of the Lucasfilm production team.    MULAN ON DIGITAL GIVEAWAY   We have 2 Digital Codes to give away for Disney’s live action MULAN! Anyone who is signed up to receive our weekly Newsletter will be entered to win! You can sign up by clicking this link here.   Sign Up and Enter to Win MULAN   Check out these SKYwalking NETwork shows:   Classic Marvel Star Wars Comics The Max EFX Podcast Neverland Clubhouse   SPONSORS   Small World Vacations is an official sponsor of Skywalking Through Neverland. Contact them for a no obligation price quote at www.smallworldvacations.com. Tell them Skywalking Through Neverland sent you.   SUPPORT THE SHOW   Find out how you can become a part of the Skywalking Force and unlock bonus content.   CONTACT US   Instagram: http://instagram.com/skywalkingpod Twitter: https://twitter.com/SkywalkingPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skywalkingthroughneverland Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook.   If you dug this episode, click over to iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube and leave us a review!   Never Land on Alderaan!  

Episode Notes Marine World Africa USA was a hugely popular theme park where you could get upclose with animals, later included a waterpark, and would move to a little city called Vallejo before changing names... a lot. Find out more at https://siligone-valley.pinecast.co

Bob LaPoint, true life Hero that changed my life - The year is 1987. The World has 2,700,000,000 less people than it does today, the Giants beat John Elway in the Super Bowl, Richard Branson makes the first Transatlantic flight in a Hot Air Balloon (2,790 miles) & Freddy Krueger is a serial killer....and a 3 event skier. I remember that Plane flight like it was last year though, because it was my first time in an Airplane. Scared, excited, and eagle eyeing out the window harder than anyone in history...there was soooo much to see!!!! And everything looked unlike anything I'd ever seen before....houses, roads, lakes, mountains....all the stuff I'd already become familiar with in my 8 years of life....but it all looked so different from up here. As we made our approach into West Palm Beach Int'l Airport, I remember looking out the window and pointing to the trees and asking my dad "DAD DAD, look at those trees!!!....they look like pine trees!!??...how is that possible??!" See, on the west coast, in my world, I had only ever seen pine trees in the mountains...where it snows. I knew Florida had neither of those things, so it blew my mind. A couple days later, after my brother competed in his first U.S. Water Ski Nationals, my mind was about to be blown again. This particular year, 1987, was the first year the Nationals week would be capped by a US Open on the weekend. It was my second year skiing, and I knew all the names of the best in the World...but I'd never seen them ski anywhere other than ESPN (remember when water skiing was on ESPN?). The weekend didn't disappoint. As an 8 year old kid with stars in my eyes....I remember standing on the shoreline thinking, "These guys were INSANE!!!" Some guy no one had ever heard of, Jeff Rodgers, showed up and cranked the shit out of some 1,3,5's. I remember the rumor being that he'd just started skiing a few years before and ran the slalom course the first time he ever tried it. That, to my little pea-brain, was hard to fathom. And here he was already fighting to beat the best in the World. A West Coast legend, Carl Roberge, ended up tying for 2nd at that US Open, right before my eyes. In 1987 he was the defending Tour champion (5 years later Terry Winter and I were chasing Carl's Jr Boys Western Regional slalom record...3 @ 35 off). I had 2 hero's before getting to watch that US Open..Bob & Kris LaPoint. They were West Coast skiers, and legends around the World. In 1987 Bob LaPoint won the World Slalom Title at Thorpe Park, London (5th World Title) and won at Marine World and the MasterCraft invitational. And when I left Okeeheelee, after witnessing the greatest sporting event I'd ever witnessed, I had a new goal: I wanted to be out there someday, doing what those guys did. The US Open was the seed planted...it was everything I needed as a kid looking for something to hold onto..and it was a pivotal moment in my life..the moment that sparked everything that was to come. --------------- Exactly 20 years later, in 2007, I found myself standing on the dock at the US Open, shoulder to shoulder with the best skiers in the World: Drew Ross, Thomas Moore, Nick Parson, Will Asher, Jamie Beauchesne. MasterCraft & Chris Sullivan had joined forces and pulled off one of the greatest water ski events I've ever been a part of. They brought the US Open to Disneyworld. It was at night, under the lights, and I was fortunate enough to make the 6 man final, squeaking in by beating out Jeff Rodgers..one of the Legends that inspired my ski bug 20 years prior. The conditions were pretty tough: dark, rolly, lumpy,...unpredictable,...just how I like it. The boat ran its simulation pass, I pooped in my pants a little...and it was time... And somehow, when the spray settled that eve, I ended up in a Tie-breaker with my buddy Thomas Moore. Going out first, I was able to run 38 off cold - not very pretty tho. Coming back at 39, I knew buoy 2 was going to be all or nothing...TMo could crush 39 on his second effort & I knew I had to leave it all out there. I think I got lucky,...I blacked out at 2, slammed it as hard as I could, and somehow my ski stayed in the water. I ended up running the pass, and finishing with 1 at 41. TMo looked so solid in that runoff. I'm not sure what happened at 39, but he was late at 3, and couldn't finish the pass. Afterward, I was standing on the shoreline, bare feet in the wet florida grass, just like it was only 20 years before...gazing down the lake, lights half blinding me, thousands of people lining the waters edge...realizing that two decades prior and a couple hours away, I had been lucky enough to witness this very event, an experience that had changed my life. I stood there in disbelief that I had won the US Open....hoping that my buddies and I had actually inspired some kids that night....hoping that we had sparked a light for the next generation. - Marcus Brown

Mike Mendoza is a highly decorated Reconnaissance Marine combat veteran with a successful career in private security. He is also a highly accomplished endurance athlete and currently holds the Guinness World Record for most 70.3 Ironman Triathlons completed in one year.  You can follow Mike on instagram: @thepatriotracer Visit his website to stay up to date and earn how you can help support the causes Mike represents! www.thepatriotracer.com  

In this The Big Event flashback, Chronicle education reporter Jill Tucker joins host Peter Hartlaub to talk about covering the 2017 Wine Country Fires, and then pay tribute to the 1970s/1980s amusement park Marine World Africa U.S.A. They cover the history of the park and some personal highlights — including Jill Tucker's job as a Marine World safari boat driver. Music is "The Tide Will Rise" by the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Download Episode   Precious Stroud- founder or the Black Female Project.org   Precious Stroud- Gen X Black Woman from Berkeley Importance of story telling in communications   Important to talk about race because everything is racialized. She says race impacts everything in her life.   Impacts how society was set up. If someone believes another person is inferior based on color of skin, they won’t promote that person.   Economics doesn’t impact how long Black people live but it’s the result of racism.   She has been a friend with people from different races and backgrounds since she was in elementary school.   Her first experience with racism that she remembers was people not wanting to sit next to her little sister at Marine World because of how dark her sister was.   Jim Crow was not that long ago. Her great grandmother was first generation born free. Coping skills for being Black in the US were passed down and Precious has had to unlearn some of the fears for survival sake that she internalized.   She is working on just being herself instead of having to feel like she needs to take care of “white women,” so she will be accepted.   Precious started the Black Female Project to help Black females tell the truth about their experiences in the workplace. She always felt pressure to navigate and code-switch at work, which took its toll on her stress level and health.   She was hired at her last job for her talent and creativity, and then was told she wasn’t “measuring up,”  and didn’t meet “their standards.” This is very common issue for Black women who are told they speak up too much, don’t fit in, or not meeting expectations.  In addition,  she later found out she was paid less than a white man at the same level.   It’s also common for Black people in organizations to not get feedback about their work, or areas for improvement until they get fired. When they ask why they didn’t get feedback before, their manager told them that they didn’t want to be seen as racist.   The Black Female project celebrates Black females in the workplace and to have them share their stories. Racism in the workplace contributes to autoimmune diseases and hair loss. Sharing their stories has been healing for all the women who participated. It is in-person, online and ongoing.   It’s important for Black females to speak up about racism and inequality.   Prccious talks about the myth of the “angry Black woman,” and how Black women are stereotyped that way any time they show emotion, disagree or speak up for themselves.   Her project is continues to grow. They are also starting the Black Teacher’s Project.   Check out BlackFemaleProject.org  

WARNING: THIS ONE IS VERY SWEARY!!! Don't say we didn't warn you. It's BONUS PODCAST TIME!!! Join professional wrestling commentator extraordinaire Tax Williams and professional wrestling fan boy Rich to watch what might be the worst film of all time; John Cena's movie debut in The Marine. WWE Studios and Fox made this monstrosity and Rich and Tax tear it apart. ENJOY and remember not to take it too seriously. It's a bonus pod and it's all bants. For iTunes, Stitcher & all other podcast app links, visit the website: http://worldofwrestlingpodcast.com http://instagram.com/thetaxwilliams http://instagram.com/richbethyname http://twitter.com/thetaxwilliams http://twitter.com/richbethyname

J V Marine is synonymous with the boating industry, boasting the two largest sales yards in Australia. This week owner John Stav joins the boys to talk about the company's 45 year history, starting out selling second hand boats from home through to today's success as a major industry player. Find out more here - www.jvmarine.com.au -- Merv Hughes, Jason Kennedy, Kevin HillierProducer - Steve Visscher www.mervhughesfishing.com.au MyPodcastHouse - 2018

Chronicle education reporter Jill Tucker joins host Peter Hartlaub to talk about covering the 2017 Wine Country Fires, and then pay tribute to the 1970s/1980s amusement park Marine World Africa U.S.A. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Valentine's Day is next week, and while humans will be wooing a partner with flowers, chocolates and ridiculous teddy bears, how is countship done in the marine world??

Chris and Fred recap the disaster that was the NFL last week. They discuss Family life, getting lost at Marine World and Japanese cheese snacks. Oh and they talk about football and make their picks!

Is it possible to take dolphins from captivity and train them how to survive out in the wild? Our guest, Roberta Goodman thinks it is possible; Roberta's goal is to create a protocol for handlers to accomplish this. After reading Dr. John Lilly’s book, “Communication Between Man and Dolphin,” in 1978, Roberta took on the challenge of communicating with dolphins wholeheartedly. Roberta knew Dr. Lilly from 1980 until his death in September 2001. At his Human Dolphin Foundation lab at Marine World/Africa USA in Redwood City, California, Roberta designed and performed communication experiments with the dolphins, Joe and Rosie. Her ultimate goal was to reunite the dolphins with their natural environment. As project director, Roberta moved Joe and Rosie to the Florida Keys and prepared them for their release back to the ocean. Roberta currently lives on the Big Island of Hawaii, taking people on wild dolphin swim adventures. .      

Terry Karges is the Executive Director of the Petersen Automotive Museum. In his first year at the Petersen, Terry introduced vault tours, monthly cruise-ins, adult education programs, movie nights and specialty car events. He has helped to increase overall attendance, creating new events that engage the people of Los Angeles and the global automotive community. Before joining the Petersen, Terry was a senior manager in automotive OEM, motorsports and theme park entertainment divisions, including Disneyland, Marine World and Sea World. His leadership background with automotive manufacturing firms includes Roush Performance, where he spent 17 years helping grow the company into the largest specialty high performance car brand in the world. There he also managed sales, advertising, new media, web development and vehicle packaging.  Prior to Roush, Terry enjoyed ownership of Karges Sport where he emphasized motorsports marketing and ran his own race team. - See more at: http://carsyeah.com/?post_type=masonry-portfolio&p=2070&preview=true#sthash.BVaMQ2o6.dpuf

2013 was Australia's hottest year on record, and the sixth hottest globally. Plus the 'polar vortex' hitting North America, and one of Australia's "most significant heatwaves". And the effect of "C2O" on jumping sea snails. Physics professors have searched the internet for evidence of time travel, and didn't find any. Are dolphins getting high on a toxin secreted by puffer fish? Truth is we really don't know. A new Staph vaccine shows promise in rabbits, but might not work as well in humans. A species of sea anemone has been found on the underside of Antarctica's ice sheets. They are the only marine animals known to live embedded in the ice, and no one is sure how they survive. When seven-year-old Sophie wrote a letter to CSIRO, Australia's peak governmental science organisation, she wanted to know what research was being done on dragons. The CSIRO responded beautifully, first apologising for the lack of dragon-research and then making her a titanium dragon with a 3D printer.

Recipe for a great show with 4 main ingredients: 1. Jimmy Dore-Multi-talented comedian/host discusses his family, growing up around anger, and shares a hysterical letter he wrote in response to an audience member who texted while he was on stage. 2. Shari Carlson-Acting and singing teacher talks about listening to that little voice inside that knows everything, and her new book about how working with an elephant at Marine World changed her life. 3. Therapist/Author/Speaker-Rebekah Vandeberg shares her path from Australia's Outback to helping people all over the world get back to the work they are meant to do and lives they are destined to live. 4. Singer/Songwriter/Puppeteer Grant Baciocco played and sang another great original song about youthful defiance.  Amazing group, amazing show! Enjoy!