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Jon sits down with mark and we talk about his time duck hunting in New Zeeland through the hunter exchange program, and the dove opener.

This is the remastered version of my interview with Todd Neiss from episode 24 that aired back on May 14, 2021. Todd is a long time investigator with tons of field experience and some amazing encounters to share with us on the show tonight. He is also the organizer of the Beachfoot invite only yearly event, that hosts The Who's Who of the Bigfoot world. Todd had his first sighting in the 90's while conducting explosive maneuvers with the military. Stick around and hear his latest encounter from late this past year that he shares for the first time publicly. It's a pretty wild account. See Todd's bio below for more information on his life and experiences as a Bigfoot researcher.Bigfoot witness-turned-researcher, Todd M. Neiss has been an active investigator for over 28 years. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, he grew up hearing of these legendary creatures, alternately known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch, but gave it little credibility beyond that of a good old-fashioned campfire tale designed to frighten young campers. All of that changed for Todd in the spring of 1993.As a Sergeant in the Army's 1249th Combat Engineer Battalion, he came face to face with, not one, but three of the elusive giants in the temperate rain forest of Oregon's Coast Range while conducting high-explosives training. His sighting was independently corroborated by three fellow soldiers who also witnessed these creatures.Since that fateful day, Neiss has conducted numerous investigations including several long-term expeditions in the Coastal, Cascade and Blue Mountain Ranges of Oregon & Washington, as well as Northern California, Arizona, Alaska, Nebraska and British Columbia. Todd believes that, in the tradition of Jane Goodall, Biruté Galdikas and Diane Fossey, the best way to obtain credible evidence of the existence of these fascinating beings is to insert a small research team into the heart of prime Bigfoot habitat for an extended period of time; ideally for 45 to 60-day rotations. In doing so, he hopes to acclimatize the creatures to their presence and eventually overcome their inherent apprehension of humans.It is his opinion that these creatures possess a relatively high IQ in comparison to recognized great apes. Neiss' current theory focuses on that presumed intelligence which he believes fosters an irresistible sense of curiosity...a curiosity which Neiss intends to exploit. By presenting a variety of baits as well as an array of unconventional, non-threatening lures within a pre-designated area, he hopes to successfully collect irrefutable evidence of these creature's existence. "It is my goal to entice these animals by presenting a non-threatening posture and piquing their curiosity, thereby luring them into a specified area where irrefutable evidence can then be obtained," says Neiss. Once the creatures are officially recognized, his ultimate goal is to establish a management program to ensure their perpetual existence for future generations to appreciate.Over the years, his research has garnered him international attention. He has been the subject of numerous documentaries and TV programs from the US and Canada to the UK and Germany. He has been featured on such programs as: Unsolved Mysteries, Encounters, To the Ends of the Earth, The UnXpected and has been featured on the Discovery Channel, Travel Channel and National Geographic. He has also appeared on numerous radio & TV talk shows, local newscasts and newspapers. He is currently producing a documentary about his recent expedition in the uninhabited Broughton Archipelago of British Columbia called “Operation: Sea Monkey” completed on October 1st, 2016.Click or enter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgsN8dQMZGY&t=127s to watch the trailer.He has been a featured speaker at several colleges and universities, and was a regular contributor to the Annual Sasquatch Symposium series held in British Columbia, Canada from 1996 through 1999. Neiss has instructed classes on Bigfoot for the Audubon Society as well as the Campfire Boys & Girls Society; the former involving both classroom and field work and culminating with an overnight working camp in the "Dark Divide" of Washington State's Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Recently he instructed a class for the Scappoose Middle School's outdoor school.Most recently, Neiss was a featured for the History Channel's “The UnXplained” with William Shatner on August 21, 2020. It will air sometime in late November.Todd is the host of the annual, invitation-only gathering of international Bigfoot researchers called “Beachfoot.” This retreat is held every summer in Oregon's temperate Coast Range. This unique event has drawn noted researchers from as far away as Australia, Russia, England, Canada, New Zeeland and nearly every state in the U.S. This year will mark their 14th anniversary of the event.Neiss co-founded the American Primate Conservancy with his wife, Diane Stocking Neiss five years ago. The conservancy was granted a “Domestic Non-Profit Corporation” status by the state of Oregon On October 15, 2015. Their primary mission is “the discovery, knowledge, research, recognition, and protection of the Sasquatch.” The organization has been quietly organizing expeditions, conducting investigations, and participating in multi-media and public speaking engagements in an effort to promote their agenda. They have been actively pursuing grants, donations, sponsorships and volunteers for ongoing research projects.Ultimately, they plan to establish a world-class “Bigfoot Interpretive Center” in the Pacific Northwest as a showcase for promoting public awareness and education regarding these amazing creatures. The facility would include: an interactive museum, auditorium/conference center, art gallery, multi-media studio, classrooms, library, forensics laboratory, nature walk and outdoor amphitheater.A veteran of the Iraq War, Neiss recently retired with meritorious honors from the U.S. Army; where he served for over 21 years.When not working on the project, writing, or conducting research, Todd enjoys fishing, hunting, hiking and camping throughout the Pacific Northwest.Todd and his wife currently live near Mount Hood, 50 miles east of Portland, Oregon. Nestled in the beautiful Cascaded Mountains, the “Chateau de Squatch” is in an ideal location for which to conduct their research and serves as the temporary headquarters for the conservancy.The American Primate Conservancy has a website (www.americanprimate.org) which provides information about the Conservancy, projects past and present, theories, and more. Anyone with a legitimate sighting is encouraged to contact Neiss at 971-570-0097 or by e-mail at americanprimate@aol.com. He promises to treat every report confidentially, respectfully and professionally.Listen To That Bigfoot PodcastGet Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Book Sasquatch Unleashed The Truth Behind The LegendLeave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteSupport Our SponsorsVisit Hangar 1 PublishingBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.

In todays episode I have the great honor to interview Chocolako, a yoga teacher and womb wisdom facilitaotor here in Bali with a truly touching story. Her family is from Nigeria but she is a first generation American and the first woman in her family to not have an arranged marriage. She has lived in Atlanta, New Zeeland, London, Nigeria and Mexico before she came to Bali. Before finding her passion for yoga and womb wisom, she studied an MBA in London and worked for a pharmaceutical company where she was the only black african woman working. There, she felt very pressured and when she understood she was burned out she stepped away and now she's focusing on prioritizing her health and harmony - and helping other people do the same.In this episode Chocolako shares her unique and transforming life story and we talk about traumas, womb wisdom, and understanding the womb. We talk about how to shift energy, the journey of removing fibroids from her womb, and all the biggest challenges and experiences that came with it. I'll tell you, this is an extraordinary story you haven't heard before. Enjoy!Links for Chocolakos upcoming training dates: Cacao Ceremony Facilitation Training: https://chocolako.com/cacao-ceremony/Womb Wisdom Yoga Teacher Training:https://chocolako.com/yoga-teacher-training/Chocolakos Upcoming Training Dates: Bali - Cacao Ceremony Facilitation Training April 12 - 21, 2024Bali - Cacao Ceremony Facilitation Training May 8 - 18, 2024Bali - Womb Wisdom Yoga Teacher Training June 10 - 30, 202Chocolakos Upcoming Retreats:Kenya - Renew Your Rhythm Safari and Festival Retreat Oct 23 - Nov 3, 2024Läs mer & boka mig som föreläsare, livepoddare eller moderater till dina events här: https://lyckoverkstan.se/lyckoforelasningar/ ♥Tack för att just du lyssnar! Prenumerera gärna på Lyckopodden, följ oss på sociala medier, och ge oss gärna fem stjärnor på iTunes om du tycker det här var lika bra som jag.♫ Lyssna på Lyckopodden:iTunes: http://apple.co/1XZqDAmSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hW1wP9v6JjXhLymoXPECh?si=8b9031e788414956♥ Instagram: https://instagram.com/lyckopodden♥ Hemsida: https://lyckopodden.se♥ Facebook: http://bit.ly/fblyckopodden♥ Youtube: http://bitly.com/LpYoutube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New Zeeland native Chester Jerrat is our guest today. Chester and I met at a show here at QED in Astoria.  He currently lives in Auckland, New Zeeland, where he was born and raised.  By day he's a software engineer.  He did his first standup show when he was 15, and he has received nominations for Breakthrough Comedian, and Best Newcomer.  Today we talk about life in New Zeeland and compare the comedy scene to the United States, why New Zeelanders and Austrialians hate on each other, our shared love of comedian Joe List, how Chester got taken advantage of by a NYC grifter in Times Square.  Follow him at the links below, and have a great week. #standup #podcast Follow Our Guest: https://www.instagram.com/chesterjerrat/ Follow My Other Stuff: David on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidbakker7/?hl=en The Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ididthisinsteadofkillingmyself/?hl=en The Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2GGXI851tdRDK1XmiSgcMk David's Twitter… https://twitter.com/davidbakker7 And TikTok… https://www.tiktok.com/@davidbakker7   Don't Click This… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

An Exegetically Speaking listener submitted a question about the gender of a Greek relative pronoun in Matthew's genealogy (Matt 1:1-16), which provides an opportunity to talk about the potentials (and challenges) of this aspect of grammar for translation. The questioner, Russell, listens to this podcast from his home in New Zeeland, where he is an adult learner at the University of Auckland with a special interest in theology and religious studies. Dr. Jon C. Laansma is the Gerald F. Hawthorne Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis in the Classical Languages program at Wheaton College, IL. He assists in the production of this podcast and has been a regular contributor.

In the last episode of The Veterinary Life Coach Podcast, Julie interviewed Dr. Steve Oehley host of The Next Step Vet Podcast.  Dr. Oehley is a veterinarian and podcaster from New Zeeland. He works to help veterinarians that are struggling with making changes to their career.  This week Julie shares an episode of Dr. Oehley's podcast about reframing your approach to your career.  Find more of Steve's episodes at The Next Step Vet Podcast.

Simon Bewley, International Tag Federation Board Member, Entrepreneur and "power house" behind the upcoming Tag Rugby World Cup in UL Limerick, Ireland, 2nd to the 5th of August 2023. Tag Players ( c 2000) from Ireland, UK, France, Australia, New Zeeland, Japan, Lebanon, Vietnam and Hong Kong will participate. Women's and Men's Teams from U/21's to Over 60's will participate. Opening ceremony Tuesday 1st of August. Kick Off Wednesday 2nd of August 2023.

Where did beer come from?  The table beer is Rule 105's Red Fox Irish Ale, and the review beer is Southern Cross's New Zeeland Style IPA

Caroline Jones stops by the show and shares how she got asked to join Zac Brown Band as their first female member, her time living in New Zealand, her new EP, Superpower, and more! Plus, find out what everyone would change their name to if they could! Mailbag: A listener's married friend always flirts with strangers to get free stuff. Our listener isn't sure she should allow it to keep happening. Would you be mad at your partner for flirting to get free drinks or food? We share our thoughts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's podcast, we are joined by James Brown, James Brown is the Captain of the "Jaruco" a 90ft Jarrett Bay build with carbon fiber seats and outriggers with titanium shafts to cut the weight down. James is originally from New Zeeland, he got into it just like most because of their father. New Zeeland had an extensive charter fleet but that was declining slowly. James got an opportunity to go down to Costa Rica to help on a boat for 3 months and right after the 3 months James never went back home he hopped on a boat "Carol Libby" and did a lot of the Fad fishing in Costa Rica. If you have any requests or awesome guest for the podcast let us know via: podcast@billfish.siteIf you like the podcast, please support us by checking out some of our latest products, especially the Performance Pants, onCheck out our gear at https://billfishgear.com/?utm_source=...Billfish Group specializes in enhancing human outdoor performance through technical products. We create products, in all forms, which enhance the outdoor experience both on and off the water. We felt there was a need for true performance wear, as the elements get harsher, it's up to us to become better. Billfish was created by fishermen, for fishermen with the goal of building a community of outdoors enthusiasts around the globe. We do this through engaging with our community on social media platforms and IRL events.

Menno en Erwin vertellen je in deze wekelijkse podcast over de natuur en wetenschap Deze aflevering staat in het teken van Vliegen van Volgels. Kijken ook op onze website www.mennoenerwin.nl voor de uitgebreide beschrijving. Wil je graag invloed op onze podcast? Wordt lid en stel vragen. Wij gaan er komend seizoen op in en halen er eventueel een expert bij. Vanaf september hebben we het weer over natuurgebieden, maar ook over spannende soorten, en over biologisch onderzoek naar mens en dier. Heb je ideeën voor een onderwerp, of voor bepaalde gebieden die we zouden moeten bespreken, laat het ons weten en stuur een mail naar MennoenErwin@bano.nl Deze podcast is opgenomen in met Riverside. fm software vanwege de Corona van Erwin vogels .vliegen Wat maakt vogels eigenlijk vogels? Niet alle vogels vliegen: Niet: struis (Afrika) emoe (Australia) kiwi (New Zeeland) nandoe (zuid Amerika) olifantsvogel (Madagascar) moa (nwzl) alle ratites loopvogels van gondwanaland Daarnaast Pinguïns zeevogels Terrror cranes verwant aan ganzen dodo duifachtige Verdere items -De nooit door de mens gehaalde efficiency van vliegen -Het bijzondere van de vliegpatronen van ganzen; 4 daags foerageer tochten, de afwisseling koppositie bij de vlucht van de ganzen -Groepsvluchten3: wolken spreeuwen vgl vissen Migratie: partieel totaal; huidige veranderingen -Spreeuwen klm verplaatsing proeven, Perdeck 1958 -Non stop stop-vluchten over sahara in voorjaar, najaar Gibraltar Istanbul -Oriëntatie zonnekompas, biologische klok kamer 1950 vgl bijen. Maar ook oriëntatie door aardmagnetisch veld, polarisatie licht, sterren navigatie, structurele landschapselementen; duiven geur gradiënt (pizza-haring), --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/menno-en-erwin/message

On today's show Dr Alison Goodwin discusses her battle with medical tyranny in New Zealand. GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr Alison Goodwin has been a medical doctor in New Zealand for nearly 30 years. She worked in Emergency Medicine initially but has been doing General Practice for the past 13 years. More recently she has undertaken additional training in Lifestyle Medicine and this is ongoing. However, for the past three years she has been researching many aspects of the COVID pandemic. She is a member of NZDSOS (New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science) and has been asking questions and raising concerns about New Zeeland's COVID response since mid 2020. She had her APC (annual practicing certificate) suspended by MCNZ (Medical Council of New Zealand) between January and November 2022 due to her position.

My guest Liam Naden is a teacher, coach, speaker, writer, and researcher from New Zeeland.  He developed a fascinating process for rebalancing the parts of your brain to help you take control of your life and have the joy and long-lasting success that you dream of. He shares how his life was a rollercoaster -he went from rags to riches to rags and to riches again. Through his journey, he studied about success and learned how to solve problems and rebuild his life in a better and happier way.  He now wants to share what he has developed with you, so that you can too! He is also a very successful marriage coach and has a new book titled From Rocks to Roses that will help marriages improve in every way.  Once you purchase his book, he has a special offer where he is giving away for free one of his marriage courses titled 9 Habits of an Unshakeable Marriage.Book: From Rocks to RosesWebsite: https://www.liamnaden.com/Social Media: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/liamnaden/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liamnadenfanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamnaden/Pinterest:  https://www.pinterest.co.uk/liamnaden/_created/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LiamNaden

In today's podcast, we're joined by Hugo MacLean from New Zeeland, we talk about his experiences with all his crossing going to a whole bunch of islands in the pacific with his catamaran sailboat, and fishing from his catamaran sailboat.If you like the podcast, please support us by checking out some of our latest products, especially the Performance Pants, onCheck out our gear at https://billfishgear.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=poddescription&utm_campaign=stateofsportfishing&utm_id=stateofsportfishingBillfish Group specializes in enhancing human outdoor performance through technical products. We create products, in all forms, which enhance the outdoor experience both on and off the water. We felt there was a need for true performance wear, as the elements get harsher, it's up to us to become better. Billfish was created by fishermen, for fishermen with the goal of building a community of outdoors enthusiasts around the globe. We do this through engaging with our community on social media platforms and IRL events.

Pronto is not a household name among the ERP options available in the market unless you are from Australia or New Zeeland. Also, Australia is a different beast when it comes to meeting the statutory requirements of that country. Australia's economy is heavily influenced by specific industries such as mining. Naturally, the software from Australia will have deep capabilities for those industries. But how capable is Pronto for other industries? How do they approach the market? Where are they going to be the best fit? And where would they struggle? These are the questions you will have if you are evaluating Pronto as the potential option for your next ERP project.In today's episode, we invited a panel of industry experts for a live discussion on LinkedIn to conduct an independent review of Pronto ERP's capabilities. We covered many grounds, including their strength in mining and retail industries along with their exclusive focus on the Australian market. Finally, we discussed their mining-specific capabilities such as having vehicles on the BOM, chemical analysis for metallurgy, and super bills.For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.

We are excited to host Mr. Darren Klinck today, President and Director at the Arras Minerals – a Canadian junior mining & exploration company operating in Kazakhstan.Darren has extensive international experience in mining, having raised over 800 million for the projects globally including Guatemala, Laos, Australia, New Zeeland and Myanmar. He is sharing his personal stories about growing up in rural Alberta, getting involved in mining and capital markets, founding the first ever Canadian junior mining company in Kazakhstan and providing a piece of advice for Canadian investors considering Eurasia.Related links:CECCArras MineralsKazakhstan Canada Business Council 2022 (KCBC)Timeline:00:00 Intro00:40 Introducing Darren Klinck01:26 Growing up in rural Alberta02:30 Close encounter in snowy Sierra, Northern Mexico06:03 Headhunters in the Philippines06:54 From Yangon to Nay Pyi Taw08:52 Gold Rush in South Carolina11:32 Getting excited over an opportunity in Kazakhstan12:44 Similarities to Canada13:58 Western approach to doing business15:30 Do investors feel comfortable? Perceptions17:30 Attracting more junior miners to Kazakhstan19:45 Crisis management22:00 Going public25:46 Advice for Canadian investors26:53 Enchanting and eclectic Nur-Sultan28:22 Kazakhstan Canada Business Council 202229:25 Fundraising insights30:39 What made Darren a leader?31:27 What does the future hold?32:45 ClosingIcebreakers is produced by CECC, an independent non-profit organization that promotes bilateral trade and investment between Canada and Eurasia. www.canadaeurasia.com

In an effort to change the potential ruling on ROE V WADE a leftist lunatic planned to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh, DC is putting forth a bill that will double or triple the cost of vehicle registrations for trucks, SUVs, and larger vehicles, New Zeeland wants to tax meat by adding a greenhouse tax to cattle/sheep ranchers, and don't miss my Fun Fat Fact Friday.

This week we sat down with Arama Kukutai, CEO of Plenty an indoor, automated vertical farming technology company that can grow clean produce year-round, anywhere in the world. Arama is a pioneer in both Ag Tech investing and Vertical Farming. Hear about how growing up in New Zeeland, his Māori heritage and college days playing rugby shaped him to succeed. He shares his insights on the current CEA industry and what big plans he has as the newly appointed CEO of Plenty. 

We're TODDLERS this week because we turned 3 and we're celebrating in BIG ways! Mainly 'cause our guest this week is one of two of our favorite Power Rangers actors! It's Caleb Bendit, who played Monty in "Power Rangers Ninja Steel"! So join us as we discuss episode 4 of Fiveman entitled "Intoxicate Earth" as well as lung issues, fake IDs, woodland magazines, being a maniac, we play a game of "Inundating IMDB", craft services, New Zeeland snacks, extra credit work, alt-comedy spaces, The Simpsons, life baring planets, drunk cars, blogs, alcoholic foods, hangouts on the set of Power Rangers, older movies, younger cousins, uh vs huh, Halloween 3, The Clovehitch Killer, the Spy Society, Evil Sword, Hollywood Square, & more! Want to hear more from your favorite Marsh Land Media hosts? Hear exclusive shows, podcasts, and content by heading to Patreon.com/MLMpod! Have fan mail, fan art, projects you want us to review, or whatever you want to send us? You can ship directly to us using "James McCollum, PO Box 180036, 2011 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60618"! Please, learn about Black Lives Matter, the protests, and find ways to donate at https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/. Follow the podcast on Facebook & Twitter @MSSPod, on Instagram @MSSPodcast! Watch James' "Mostly Playin' PlayStation" and our live streams on the MSS YouTube channel! On top of streaming on Facebook & YouTube, we also simul-stream at Twitch.tv/MostlySpeakinSentai! Listen to James' rap music under Marsh Land Monster on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play, & more by clicking HERE. Send us a voice mail to be played on the show at (224) 900-7644! Nicole's Patreon is live! Check out www.Patreon.com/DarlingHombody for more details! Plus, head over to www.DarlingHomebody.com for all her art, the web comic Crumb Bums we make together, buy her merchandise, & watch her draw Gorma creations from the podcast! You can also buy her artwork on shirts and more on threadless.com/@darlinghomebody! Find her @DarlingHomebody on Instagram, Tumblr and Etsy! Buy her wares! Go purchase some of our original Sentai monster designs on RedBubble then post a pic on social media of you wearing the threads! www.redbubble.com/people/MSSPod/portfolio Find out more about James' other podcasts "What The Hellmouth?!" @WTHMPod on Twitter," I'll Get There", "Hit It & Crit It", and "This Movie's Gay" @ThisMoviesGay on Twitter, on our website, www.MLMPod.com!!! Plus, download James' new album "King Keizer X"!

LEARNING OUTCOMES1. Understand the link between periodontal disease and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)2. Gain insights into clinical strategies to improve periodontitis and alleviate IBD3. How can the probiotic strains Lactobacillus reuteri 17938 and ATCC PTA 6475 improve periodontitis?ABOUT DR SIMONA GATEJDr Simona Gatej is a visiting Research Fellow with The University of Adelaide, Adelaide Dental School and a Registered Dental Hygienist. Simona has lectured nationally and internationally. In 2018 she represented Australia and New Zeeland at the International Association of Dental Research Hatton Competition in London in the Senior Science category.

The Taliban has addressed the world's media following it's takeover of Afghanistan. The U.S. Military has resumed control of Kabul airport for evacuation flights. COVID case in Auckland puts New Zeeland into snap lockdown overnight.  Ash Barty is in action at the Cincinnati Masters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Taliban has addressed the world's media following it's takeover of Afghanistan. The U.S. Military has resumed control of Kabul airport for evacuation flights. COVID case in Auckland puts New Zeeland into snap lockdown overnight.  Ash Barty is in action at the Cincinnati Masters. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Taliban has addressed the world's media following it's takeover of Afghanistan. The U.S. Military has resumed control of Kabul airport for evacuation flights. COVID case in Auckland puts New Zeeland into snap lockdown overnight. Ash Barty is in action at the Cincinnati Masters.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I talk with @infamousjsl about: -How did he get into adventure -what does he like about adventures -nature: how does it effect him -New Zeeland and the culture -tips and advices for the people. Follow me for more on Instagram:https://instagram.com/taekwondoartist?utm_medium=copy_link Follow Jesse:https://instagram.com/infamousjsl?utm_medium=copy_link check his other links out:https://jessestlouis.com/

Today we have our first uncomfortable conversation with my special guest Amanda Catarzi. Her story is truly unique. Today we discuss what its like being raised in a cult, being sex / labor trafficked, fighting in the MMA, working as a social worker and doing undercover sting operations rescuing kids who were trafficked. Her story is moving and the work shes done as a social worker is truly spectacular. Shes counseled New Zeeland government on their legislation in legalizing prostitution, she's written federal legislation and she currently runs a successful copywriting agency in Florida . Shes happy, healthy and continues to educate the public about the world of human trafficking. You can reach out to Amanda on instagram https://www.instagram.com/amandacatarzi and Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-catarzi or https://www.inkeryco.com/ And you can see our interview on youtube https://youtu.be/M7tT40eXfrA https://youtu.be/x74KVFoG1x0 Dont forget to pick up a copy of Subconsciously Conscious and Down the Road on Amazon! Subconsciously Conscious https://www.amazon.com/dp/1679587307/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_VAM1TSG0TQGE981CXX5H --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

My guest tonight is Todd Neiss. Todd is a long time investigator with tons of field experience and some amazing encounters to share with us on the show tonight. He is also the organizer of the Beachfoot invite only yearly event, that hosts The Who's Who of the Bigfoot world. Todd had his first sighting in the 90's while conducting explosive maneuvers with the military. Stick around and hear his latest encounter from late this past year that he shares for the first time publicly. It's a pretty wild account. See Todd's bio below for more information on his life and experiences as a Bigfoot researcher.Bigfoot witness-turned-researcher, Todd M. Neiss has been an active investigator for over 28 years. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, he grew up hearing of these legendary creatures, alternately known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch, but gave it little credibility beyond that of a good old-fashioned campfire tale designed to frighten young campers. All of that changed for Todd in the spring of 1993. As a Sergeant in the Army's 1249th Combat Engineer Battalion, he came face to face with, not one, but three of the elusive giants in the temperate rain forest of Oregon's Coast Range while conducting high-explosives training. His sighting was independently corroborated by three fellow soldiers who also witnessed these creatures.Since that fateful day, Neiss has conducted numerous investigations including several long-term expeditions in the Coastal, Cascade and Blue Mountain Ranges of Oregon & Washington, as well as Northern California, Arizona, Alaska, Nebraska and British Columbia. Todd believes that, in the tradition of Jane Goodall, Biruté Galdikas and Diane Fossey, the best way to obtain credible evidence of the existence of these fascinating beings is to insert a small research team into the heart of prime Bigfoot habitat for an extended period of time; ideally for 45 to 60-day rotations. In doing so, he hopes to acclimatize the creatures to their presence and eventually overcome their inherent apprehension of humans. It is his opinion that these creatures possess a relatively high IQ in comparison to recognized great apes. Neiss' current theory focuses on that presumed intelligence which he believes fosters an irresistible sense of curiosity...a curiosity which Neiss intends to exploit. By presenting a variety of baits as well as an array of unconventional, non-threatening lures within a pre-designated area, he hopes to successfully collect irrefutable evidence of these creature's existence. "It is my goal to entice these animals by presenting a non-threatening posture and piquing their curiosity, thereby luring them into a specified area where irrefutable evidence can then be obtained," says Neiss. Once the creatures are officially recognized, his ultimate goal is to establish a management program to ensure their perpetual existence for future generations to appreciate.Over the years, his research has garnered him international attention. He has been the subject of numerous documentaries and TV programs from the US and Canada to the UK and Germany. He has been featured on such programs as: Unsolved Mysteries, Encounters, To the Ends of the Earth, The UnXpected and has been featured on the Discovery Channel, Travel Channel and National Geographic. He has also appeared on numerous radio & TV talk shows, local newscasts and newspapers. He is currently producing a documentary about his recent expedition in the uninhabited Broughton Archipelago of British Columbia called “Operation: Sea Monkey” completed on October 1st, 2016. Click or enter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgsN8dQMZGY&t=127s to watch the trailer.He has been a featured speaker at several colleges and universities, and was a regular contributor to the Annual Sasquatch Symposium series held in British Columbia, Canada from 1996 through 1999. Neiss has instructed classes on Bigfoot for the Audubon Society as well as the Campfire Boys & Girls Society; the former involving both classroom and field work and culminating with an overnight working camp in the "Dark Divide" of Washington State's Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Recently he instructed a class for the Scappoose Middle School's outdoor school. Most recently, Neiss was a featured for the History Channel's “The UnXplained” with William Shatner on August 21, 2020. It will air sometime in late November. Todd and Diane are the hosts of the annual, invitation-only gathering of international Bigfoot researchers called “Beachfoot.” This retreat is held every summer in Oregon's temperate Coast Range. This unique event has drawn noted researchers from as far away as Australia, Russia, England, Canada, New Zeeland and nearly every state in the U.S. This year will mark their 14th anniversary of the event.Neiss co-founded the American Primate Conservancy with his wife, Diane Stocking Neiss five years ago. The conservancy was granted a “Domestic Non-Profit Corporation” status by the state of Oregon On October 15, 2015. Their primary mission is “the discovery, knowledge, research, recognition, and protection of the Sasquatch.” The organization has been quietly organizing expeditions, conducting investigations, and participating in multi-media and public speaking engagements in an effort to promote their agenda. They have been actively pursuing grants, donations, sponsorships and volunteers for ongoing research projects. Ultimately, they plan to establish a world-class “Bigfoot Interpretive Center” in the Pacific Northwest as a showcase for promoting public awareness and education regarding these amazing creatures. The facility would include: an interactive museum, auditorium/conference center, art gallery, multi-media studio, classrooms, library, forensics laboratory, nature walk and outdoor amphitheater. A veteran of the Iraq War, Neiss recently retired with meritorious honors from the U.S. Army; where he served for over 21 years. When not working on the project, writing, or conducting research, Todd enjoys fishing, hunting, hiking and camping throughout the Pacific Northwest. Todd and his wife currently live near Mount Hood, 50 miles east of Portland, Oregon. Nestled in the beautiful Cascaded Mountains, the “Chateau de Squatch” is in an ideal location for which to conduct their research and serves as the temporary headquarters for the conservancy. The American Primate Conservancy has a website (www.americanprimate.org) which provides information about the Conservancy, projects past and present, theories, and more. Anyone with a legitimate sighting is encouraged to contact Neiss at 971-570-0097 or by e-mail at americanprimate@aol.com. He promises to treat every report confidentially, respectfully and professionally. PERSONAL REFERENCES"I have known Todd Neiss for some ten years. We first met because of a mutual interest in the Bigfoot phenomenon and within this decade we have carried out several field trips together in connection with the mystery...I know Todd to be a young man of fine moral character, a person whose integrity would never need to be questioned...he is far ahead of many in the field. This has its basis in three things and these are, essentially, dedication, tenacity and an intelligent approach. I have no hesitation in recommending Todd and the services he can render in research on what is now one of the last great mysteries of our shrinking planet, to anyone requiring his services, or wishing to be associated with him or sponsoring a project designed by and to be directed by him." - Peter Byrne, Author, Researcher, Explorer, Conservationist. Fellow, The Royal Geographical Society, London, England; Member Emeritus, The Explorers Club, New York, NY.; Member, The Academy of Applied Science, Boston, MA.; Honorary Member, The East African Professional Hunters Association; Honorary Executive Director, The International Wildlife Conservation Society."Having dealt with Mr. Neiss on numerous issues related to the Bigfoot problem, and having recently actually worked with him in the field in Oregon, I can state without any reservation that he is a thoughtful individual, one who is more concerned with helping to solve a scientific problem than with personal aggrandizement, one who is certainly qualified to work on this kind of problem, and one whose integrity is beyond question." – The late Dr. J. Richard Greenwell, International Explorer, Secretary-International Society Of Cryptozoology, Research Associate in Mammalogy-International Wildlife Museum, Tucson, AZ."I first met Todd Neiss when he spoke at a conference in Harrison Hot Springs, BC in 1996. At that time he gave a very professional account of his 1993 Sasquatch observations near Seaside, Oregon. (I briefly cited his observations on page 42 of my recent book.) Since then, we have met at other conferences and I have become impressed with his sincerity and willingness to persevere with serious investigations on his own time and using his own funds. He has investigated a number of Sasquatch reports and presented his results in timely and helpful reports which he has shared with his colleagues. His presentations at conferences and in the media are a credit to him and to our attempts to attract serious attention to this subject. I consider Todd's presence in this difficult area to be a great asset. His efforts have been important in our attempts to bring this controversial subject into mainstream biology. I hope that he will continue his work. I am more than willing to be included in any work that Todd undertakes in an advisory basis as required," – The late Dr. John Bindernagel, Ph. D., Wildlife Biologist, published author.

Our destination is East Lake in Central Oregon and our guest is expert guide and author, Jeff Perin, owner of the Fly Fishers Place in Sisters, OR.  Jeff gives us a whirlwind tour of top fisheries such as the Deschutes, the McKenzie, the Metolius, Crane Prairie Reservoir, Paulina Lake, and takes a deep dive into East Lake, Jeff's favorite, as he dials us in to stillwater fishing, Oregon style.  With 40 years' experience, Jeff is a wealth of knowledge having traveled the world in search of trout from Patagonia to Belize to Christmas Island to New Zeeland.  He's written for Fly Fisherman Magazine and many other national and local publications, is a frequent speaker at fly fishing shows and clubs, has appeared twice on ESPN's Fly Fishing America, and is active in many conservation efforts.    Bonus: stillwater basics, top food sources, and even the deadly Tasmanian “washing line” rig! With Host, Steve Haigh Jeff Perin, the Fly Fisher's Place Jeff's top flies for Central Oregon: @DestinationAnglerPodcast  (Facebook and Instagram) The Fly Fisher's Place: (541) 549-3474| flyfishers.place@gmail.com Facebook @flyfishersplace & Instagram @theflyfishersplace The Tasmanian “washing line” rig: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFpdAzQp6UI Destination Angler: The Destination Angler Website and Show Notes:   http://destinationangler.libsyn.com/ Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast: On Instagram: @DestinationAnglerPodcast On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DestinationAnglerPodcast Join in the conversation with the Destination Angler Connection group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/984515755300748/ Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or where ever you get your podcasts Recorded Jan 27, 2021.  Episode 34. Music on the show by A Brother's Fountain, “Hitch Hike-Man”.    Podcast edited by Podcast Volume  https://www.podcastvolume.com/

Bigfoot witness-turned-researcher, Todd M. Neiss has been an active investigator for over 27 years. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, he grew up hearing of these legendary creatures, alternately known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch, but gave it little credibility beyond that of a good old-fashioned campfire tale designed to frighten young campers. All of that changed for Todd in the spring of 1993.As a Sergeant in the Army's 1249th Combat Engineer Battalion, he came face to face with, not one, but three of the elusive giants in the temperate rain forest of Oregon's Coast Range while conducting high-explosives training. His sighting was independently corroborated by three fellow soldiers who also witnessed these creatures.Since that fateful day, Neiss has conducted numerous investigations including several long-term expeditions in the Coastal, Cascade and Blue Mountain Ranges of Oregon & Washington, as well as Northern California, Arizona, Alaska, Nebraska and British Columbia. Todd believes that, in the tradition of Jane Goodall, Biruté Galdikas and Diane Fossey, the best way to obtain credible evidence of the existence of these fascinating beings is to insert a small research team into the heart of prime Bigfoot habitat for an extended period of time; ideally for 45 to 60-day rotations. In doing so, he hopes to acclimatize the creatures to their presence and eventually overcome their inherent apprehension of humans.It is his opinion that these creatures possess a relatively high IQ in comparison to recognized great apes. Neiss’ current theory focuses on that presumed intelligence which he believes fosters an irresistible sense of curiosity...a curiosity which Neiss intends to exploit. By presenting a variety of baits as well as an array of unconventional, non-threatening lures within a pre-designated area, he hopes to successfully collect irrefutable evidence of these creature’s existence. "It is my goal to entice these animals by presenting a non-threatening posture and piquing their curiosity, thereby luring them into a specified area where irrefutable evidence can then be obtained," says Neiss. Once the creatures are officially recognized, his ultimate goal is to establish a management program to ensure their perpetual existence for future generations to appreciate.Over the years, his research has garnered him international attention. He has been the subject of numerous documentaries and TV programs from the US and Canada to the UK and Germany. He has been featured on such programs as: Unsolved Mysteries, Encounters, To the Ends of the Earth, The UnXpected and has been featured on the Discovery Channel, Travel Channel and National Geographic. He has also appeared on numerous radio & TV talk shows, local newscasts and newspapers. He is currently producing a documentary about his recent expedition in the uninhabited Broughton Archipelago of British Columbia called “Operation: Sea Monkey” completed on October 1st, 2016.Click or enter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgsN8dQMZGY&t=127s to watch the trailer.He has been a featured speaker at several colleges and universities, and was a regular contributor to the Annual Sasquatch Symposium series held in British Columbia, Canada from 1996 through 1999. Neiss has instructed classes on Bigfoot for the Audubon Society as well as the Campfire Boys & Girls Society; the former involving both classroom and field work and culminating with an overnight working camp in the "Dark Divide" of Washington State's Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Recently he instructed a class for the Scappoose Middle School’s outdoor school.Most recently, Neiss was a featured for the History Channel’s “The UnXplained” with William Shatner on August 21, 2020. It will air sometime in late November.Todd and Diane are the hosts of the annual, invitation-only gathering of international Bigfoot researchers called “Beachfoot.” This retreat is held every summer in Oregon’s temperate Coast Range. This unique event has drawn noted researchers from as far away as Australia, Russia, England, Canada, New Zeeland and nearly every state in the U.S. This year will mark their 14th anniversary of the event.Neiss co-founded the American Primate Conservancy with his wife, Diane Stocking Neiss five years ago. The conservancy was granted a “Domestic Non-Profit Corporation” status by the state of Oregon On October 15, 2015. Their primary mission is “the discovery, knowledge, research, recognition, and protection of the Sasquatch.” The organization has been quietly organizing expeditions, conducting investigations, and participating in multi-media and public speaking engagements in an effort to promote their agenda. They have been actively pursuing grants, donations, sponsorships and volunteers for ongoing research projects.Ultimately, they plan to establish a world-class “Bigfoot Interpretive Center” in the Pacific Northwest as a showcase for promoting public awareness and education regarding these amazing creatures. The facility would include: an interactive museum, auditorium/conference center, art gallery, multi-media studio, classrooms, library, forensics laboratory, nature walk and outdoor amphitheater.A veteran of the Iraq War, Neiss recently retired with honors from the U.S. Army; where he served for over 20 years.When not working on the project, writing, or conducting research, Todd enjoys fishing, hunting, hiking and camping throughout the Pacific Northwest.Todd and his wife currently live near Mount Hood, east of Portland, Oregon. Nestled in the beautiful Cascaded Mountains, the “Chateau de Squatch” is in an ideal location for which to conduct their research and serves as the temporary headquarters for the conservancy.The American Primate Conservancy has a website (www.americanprimate.org) which provides information about the Conservancy, projects past and present, theories, and more. Anyone with a legitimate sighting is encouraged to contact Neiss at 971-570-0097 or by e-mail at americanprimate@aol.com. He promises to treat every report confidentially, respectfully and professionally.

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-447 – Mental Health in Lockdown – Dr. Sarb  (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4447.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Intro: Hello and welcome to episode 4-447 of the RunRunLive podcast.   Here we are, the middle of January and I've got a lot to talk about today.  Which is good, because one of the things that bothers me about house arrest is that I don't get enough experiential input.  I'm not out traveling and running races so I have less input, less to talk about.  I had to take a week off from running last week.  I managed to give myself an infected toe.  I'll talk about that in Section One.  It's better now and I went out for an hour in the trails yesterday.  It seems to be ok.  I'm a week into a course of antibiotics and that seems to have cleared it up.  The good news is that I'm not going to die a slow painful death from gangrene.  The bad news is that I lost a week of training and I had to take a course of antibiotics.  I don't like taking antibiotics.  IT wipes out all the helpful and friendly bacteria in your body as well as the cantankerous buggers living in your cuticles.  The antibiotics mess up my digestion, especially with my diet that includes a lot of roughage.  It basically gives me the digestive system of a Canadian goose.  It also compounds the dry skin I get this time of year.  I think in general we underestimate all the helpful things that a community of symbiotic bacteria do for you.  Today we're going to talk to Dr. Sarb. I've ‘known' Dr. Sarb for many years from the online running community. He's a New Zeeland based psychologist and is just now putting out a book about how to survive the Covid.  I had some tech problems and had to cut him short so I had him send me a preamble which I'll stick on the front of the interview.  By the way why is it called New Zeeland?  Doesn't that imply an Old Zeeland? Isn't this a British colony? Zeeland isn't very British.  In fact the is an old Zeeland and it's north of Amsterdam in the Netherlands.  The first people to ‘discover' what would become New Zeeland were Dutch.  Specifically a dude named Abel Tasman.  Yup, that's how you get Tasmania.  At the time he thought he had run into Argentina.  His GPS must not have been charged.  Anyhow, subsequently the Dutch thought, hey, this place is made up of islands like Zeeland, which in old Dutch means “Sea Land” and so you have New Zeeland.    In section two I'll talk about living life like it's improvisational art.  … At the risk of being the crazy old etymologist, I want you to think about the word ‘compassion'.  It's a good old Latin word.  The first bit means ‘with' the second bit means ‘suffering'.  Having compassion means the ability to understand and feel another's pain and suffering.  “With Suffering”.  At this point most writers will go off on a screed about how you have to suffer for what you want.  How passion is the ability to suffer for a goal.  I'm not going to do that, although it's a great screed.  Very biblical.  Has the smell of ancient empires and codes of honor to it.  Unsurprising it's Roman in origin.  I'm going to talk about having compassion for someone else.  Understanding and appreciating someone else's suffering.   If you think about anyone you know, live with or work with – to some extent they are all suffering.  Whether they show it or not.  And the ones that are suffering the most are the one's that are the hardest to have empathy for.  Because they are typically externalizing that suffering in ways that are negative.  It doesn't mean you have to agree with them. It doesn't mean you have to like them.  It doesn't mean they shouldn't be held accountable.  It means you understand their suffering.  This is important because people who are suffering tend to externalize that suffering.  They lash out.  They act out.  It is in our nature to suffer.  It is in our nature to be passionate.  It makes us human.  Passion by it's nature is irreconcilable with the norm.  Passionate people are outliers in one way or another.  If you can bring yourself to look for the suffering behind another's actions it will help you understand them.  It will help your own suffering because it will allow you to understand.  Understanding converts emotion to reason.  And with that reason you are in a better position to deal with those who are suffering.  But compassion also means celebrating those who are achieving happiness.  It is part of empathy and growth.  When was the last time you told someone you were happy for them? Try saying this in a moment of contemplation while visualizing someone you know who has achieved something that has made them happy. Because that empathy for others happiness begets joy in yourself. Now try saying this: "May I have appreciation for my own joy. May my happiness grow." And notice how that makes you feel and how the two are intertwined.  On with the show! About Zero ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. Link to my ZERO page: (for Donations) … I'll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported.  What does that mean? It means you don't have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member's only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to.  I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway.   “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit.  So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills.   … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported.  … Section one – The infected Toe - http://runrunlive.com/the-infected-toe   Voices of reason – the conversation Dr. Sarb Johal  – Mental Health in Covid     I'm Dr Sarb Johal. I'm a clinical psychologist, consultant, speaker, and media commentator with an insatiable curiosity about this human experience.   Over my 30-year career in psychology, I've been privileged to work alongside many brilliant minds producing phenomenal psychological research into the way our brains work.   The problem is that very little of this incredible work filters down in a useful way to the people it could really help. Ordinary people trying to sustain relationships, bring up kids, hold down a job, lead a team or an organisation, make a contribution and generally do life well. In other words, all of us.   Until now. Through my videos, podcasts, consulting and speaking, I uncover and interpret the latest psychological research from experts around the globe, transforming complex concepts into useful insights that help individuals, leaders and organisations navigate this ever-changing world.   Section two – Life as Improv -   Outro Ok my friends we have holed up in our home offices for almost an entire year, and most certainly,  through the end of Episode 4-447 of the RunRunLive Podcast.   I've got a couple stories for you to take you out, but first remember to go listen to my new podcast the apocalypse serial “After the Apocalypse”.  Like it, write a review, forward it to your friends and share it on social, please.  It was a busy week back at work.  This seemed to be the week when everyone showed back up from vacation looking to get stuff done. Since I wasn't running it was weirdly ok because I had one less thing to do.  I've been at this new job for a year now, so I guess I have to stop calling it a new job.  I'm grateful to have made the decision to move back into a bigger company.  Doesn't' look like we'll be getting out of lock down any time soon.  I'm eyeballing a April event but not sure I'll want to get on a plane and not sure I'll be able to visit the home office.  I'm also feeling a weird “maybe I don't have what it takes to run an ultra anymore” feeling.  I only made it through a  week of heavier training before I broke myself this time. I guess I'm feeling a bit mortal which isn't a great feeling.  Maybe it has something to do with the psychology of the Apocalypse.  Ironically my new pair of Hokas showed up the same day I had to go to the clinic for the infected toe.  I down graded to the Challenger ATR's from the SpeedGoat's. I just can't stomach paying $180 for a pair of shoes.  These new Challengers seem much lighter than the older versions.  The outsole seems stiffer too.  And of course the toe-box is a bit roomier! I did end up partially breaking those $30 UBI Bluetooth headphones.  I say partially, because the left ear still works, which is actually ok for podcasts.  Might be a million dollar idea there folks – make an athletic version of those single ear-piece Bluetooth headphones.  Let me take you out with a home-office story.  And it might be a little unsettling for those of you with an aversion to rodents.  So there are mousetraps involved, if that's triggering for you, you might want to skip ahead.  One of the mornings this week I carry my coffee and avocado toast up to my office to read the news on my computer, like I do most mornings.  I notice, what I think are sesame seeds from the toast on the pad in front of the keyboard.  And I almost drop them into my avocado, before I realize they are mouse turds.  It's been a low-mouse invasion year because we got the new garage doors in December.  But I left them open last weekend whilst clearing snow.  (how many people do you know that use the word ‘Whilst'?) Anyhow, I think “crap, there's a mouse living in my office crawling around on my desk eating my breakfast crumbs.  So, I set a couple traps along the baseboard and kept my day going. Then my big-boss calls, can you be on this call in 15 minutes where the corporate blah, blah, is talking about blah, blah.  OK, I can do that, luckily I'm showered and dressed at this point.  So I'm at my stand up desk, on the video call, acting like I have some sort of intelligence, knowledge and authority – when ‘Snap!' the trap goes off about a foot and a half from where I'm standing.  But, it doesn't kill the mouse right away.  So, I'm stuck talking to these people on this video call while the mouse is thrashing about on the floor next to me.   They never knew.  Say what you want about this remote work, it comes with new experiences.  I think the biggest challenge of extended home arrest is the sameness of it.  The ground-hog day nature of it.  But that can be comforting too.   It can lead you to feel uninspired and pointless.  And when that happens I think we just have to keep moving.  Like Dr. Sarb suggests you have to make up rules that simplify things for your over-taxed brain.  One I've found useful is to commit blocks of time.  30 minutes is a good block of time when you're having trouble focusing.  Shift the focus from, “I need to do this thing” to I'm going to work on this one task for 30 minutes non-stop.  The old Pomadoro Method.  Adds structure.  I've rejoined Twitter after a few years away.  As always I'm cyktrussell.  I've got about 13,000 followers.  I tweet about running stuff.  I retweet from the back-catalogue of 1,000 plus articles I've written on my website RunRunLive.com.  I mostly make snide comments and tweet Grateful Dead Lyrics.  Follow me and we'll exchange snark. Ok my friends, whether you feel like a Rockstar or the mouse, let's make 2021 the best year yet by showing up and doing the work and bringing the joy. And, hopefully,  I will see you out there. MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Rachel -> Coach Jeff ->  

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-447 – Mental Health in Lockdown – Dr. Sarb  (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4447.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Intro: Hello and welcome to episode 4-447 of the RunRunLive podcast.   Here we are, the middle of January and I’ve got a lot to talk about today.  Which is good, because one of the things that bothers me about house arrest is that I don’t get enough experiential input.  I’m not out traveling and running races so I have less input, less to talk about.  I had to take a week off from running last week.  I managed to give myself an infected toe.  I’ll talk about that in Section One.  It’s better now and I went out for an hour in the trails yesterday.  It seems to be ok.  I’m a week into a course of antibiotics and that seems to have cleared it up.  The good news is that I’m not going to die a slow painful death from gangrene.  The bad news is that I lost a week of training and I had to take a course of antibiotics.  I don’t like taking antibiotics.  IT wipes out all the helpful and friendly bacteria in your body as well as the cantankerous buggers living in your cuticles.  The antibiotics mess up my digestion, especially with my diet that includes a lot of roughage.  It basically gives me the digestive system of a Canadian goose.  It also compounds the dry skin I get this time of year.  I think in general we underestimate all the helpful things that a community of symbiotic bacteria do for you.  Today we’re going to talk to Dr. Sarb. I’ve ‘known’ Dr. Sarb for many years from the online running community. He’s a New Zeeland based psychologist and is just now putting out a book about how to survive the Covid.  I had some tech problems and had to cut him short so I had him send me a preamble which I’ll stick on the front of the interview.  By the way why is it called New Zeeland?  Doesn’t that imply an Old Zeeland? Isn’t this a British colony? Zeeland isn’t very British.  In fact the is an old Zeeland and it’s north of Amsterdam in the Netherlands.  The first people to ‘discover’ what would become New Zeeland were Dutch.  Specifically a dude named Abel Tasman.  Yup, that’s how you get Tasmania.  At the time he thought he had run into Argentina.  His GPS must not have been charged.  Anyhow, subsequently the Dutch thought, hey, this place is made up of islands like Zeeland, which in old Dutch means “Sea Land” and so you have New Zeeland.    In section two I’ll talk about living life like it’s improvisational art.  … At the risk of being the crazy old etymologist, I want you to think about the word ‘compassion’.  It’s a good old Latin word.  The first bit means ‘with’ the second bit means ‘suffering’.  Having compassion means the ability to understand and feel another’s pain and suffering.  “With Suffering”.  At this point most writers will go off on a screed about how you have to suffer for what you want.  How passion is the ability to suffer for a goal.  I’m not going to do that, although it’s a great screed.  Very biblical.  Has the smell of ancient empires and codes of honor to it.  Unsurprising it’s Roman in origin.  I’m going to talk about having compassion for someone else.  Understanding and appreciating someone else’s suffering.   If you think about anyone you know, live with or work with – to some extent they are all suffering.  Whether they show it or not.  And the ones that are suffering the most are the one’s that are the hardest to have empathy for.  Because they are typically externalizing that suffering in ways that are negative.  It doesn’t mean you have to agree with them. It doesn’t mean you have to like them.  It doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be held accountable.  It means you understand their suffering.  This is important because people who are suffering tend to externalize that suffering.  They lash out.  They act out.  It is in our nature to suffer.  It is in our nature to be passionate.  It makes us human.  Passion by it’s nature is irreconcilable with the norm.  Passionate people are outliers in one way or another.  If you can bring yourself to look for the suffering behind another’s actions it will help you understand them.  It will help your own suffering because it will allow you to understand.  Understanding converts emotion to reason.  And with that reason you are in a better position to deal with those who are suffering.  But compassion also means celebrating those who are achieving happiness.  It is part of empathy and growth.  When was the last time you told someone you were happy for them? Try saying this in a moment of contemplation while visualizing someone you know who has achieved something that has made them happy. Because that empathy for others happiness begets joy in yourself. Now try saying this: "May I have appreciation for my own joy. May my happiness grow." And notice how that makes you feel and how the two are intertwined.  On with the show! About Zero ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. Link to my ZERO page: (for Donations) … I’ll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported.  What does that mean? It means you don’t have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member’s only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to.  I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway.   “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit.  So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills.   … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported.  … Section one – The infected Toe - http://runrunlive.com/the-infected-toe   Voices of reason – the conversation Dr. Sarb Johal  – Mental Health in Covid     I’m Dr Sarb Johal. I’m a clinical psychologist, consultant, speaker, and media commentator with an insatiable curiosity about this human experience.   Over my 30-year career in psychology, I’ve been privileged to work alongside many brilliant minds producing phenomenal psychological research into the way our brains work.   The problem is that very little of this incredible work filters down in a useful way to the people it could really help. Ordinary people trying to sustain relationships, bring up kids, hold down a job, lead a team or an organisation, make a contribution and generally do life well. In other words, all of us.   Until now. Through my videos, podcasts, consulting and speaking, I uncover and interpret the latest psychological research from experts around the globe, transforming complex concepts into useful insights that help individuals, leaders and organisations navigate this ever-changing world.   Section two – Life as Improv -   Outro Ok my friends we have holed up in our home offices for almost an entire year, and most certainly,  through the end of Episode 4-447 of the RunRunLive Podcast.   I’ve got a couple stories for you to take you out, but first remember to go listen to my new podcast the apocalypse serial “After the Apocalypse”.  Like it, write a review, forward it to your friends and share it on social, please.  It was a busy week back at work.  This seemed to be the week when everyone showed back up from vacation looking to get stuff done. Since I wasn’t running it was weirdly ok because I had one less thing to do.  I’ve been at this new job for a year now, so I guess I have to stop calling it a new job.  I’m grateful to have made the decision to move back into a bigger company.  Doesn’t’ look like we’ll be getting out of lock down any time soon.  I’m eyeballing a April event but not sure I’ll want to get on a plane and not sure I’ll be able to visit the home office.  I’m also feeling a weird “maybe I don’t have what it takes to run an ultra anymore” feeling.  I only made it through a  week of heavier training before I broke myself this time. I guess I’m feeling a bit mortal which isn’t a great feeling.  Maybe it has something to do with the psychology of the Apocalypse.  Ironically my new pair of Hokas showed up the same day I had to go to the clinic for the infected toe.  I down graded to the Challenger ATR’s from the SpeedGoat’s. I just can’t stomach paying $180 for a pair of shoes.  These new Challengers seem much lighter than the older versions.  The outsole seems stiffer too.  And of course the toe-box is a bit roomier! I did end up partially breaking those $30 UBI Bluetooth headphones.  I say partially, because the left ear still works, which is actually ok for podcasts.  Might be a million dollar idea there folks – make an athletic version of those single ear-piece Bluetooth headphones.  Let me take you out with a home-office story.  And it might be a little unsettling for those of you with an aversion to rodents.  So there are mousetraps involved, if that’s triggering for you, you might want to skip ahead.  One of the mornings this week I carry my coffee and avocado toast up to my office to read the news on my computer, like I do most mornings.  I notice, what I think are sesame seeds from the toast on the pad in front of the keyboard.  And I almost drop them into my avocado, before I realize they are mouse turds.  It’s been a low-mouse invasion year because we got the new garage doors in December.  But I left them open last weekend whilst clearing snow.  (how many people do you know that use the word ‘Whilst’?) Anyhow, I think “crap, there’s a mouse living in my office crawling around on my desk eating my breakfast crumbs.  So, I set a couple traps along the baseboard and kept my day going. Then my big-boss calls, can you be on this call in 15 minutes where the corporate blah, blah, is talking about blah, blah.  OK, I can do that, luckily I’m showered and dressed at this point.  So I’m at my stand up desk, on the video call, acting like I have some sort of intelligence, knowledge and authority – when ‘Snap!’ the trap goes off about a foot and a half from where I’m standing.  But, it doesn’t kill the mouse right away.  So, I’m stuck talking to these people on this video call while the mouse is thrashing about on the floor next to me.   They never knew.  Say what you want about this remote work, it comes with new experiences.  I think the biggest challenge of extended home arrest is the sameness of it.  The ground-hog day nature of it.  But that can be comforting too.   It can lead you to feel uninspired and pointless.  And when that happens I think we just have to keep moving.  Like Dr. Sarb suggests you have to make up rules that simplify things for your over-taxed brain.  One I’ve found useful is to commit blocks of time.  30 minutes is a good block of time when you’re having trouble focusing.  Shift the focus from, “I need to do this thing” to I’m going to work on this one task for 30 minutes non-stop.  The old Pomadoro Method.  Adds structure.  I’ve rejoined Twitter after a few years away.  As always I’m cyktrussell.  I’ve got about 13,000 followers.  I tweet about running stuff.  I retweet from the back-catalogue of 1,000 plus articles I’ve written on my website RunRunLive.com.  I mostly make snide comments and tweet Grateful Dead Lyrics.  Follow me and we’ll exchange snark. Ok my friends, whether you feel like a Rockstar or the mouse, let’s make 2021 the best year yet by showing up and doing the work and bringing the joy. And, hopefully,  I will see you out there. MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Rachel -> Coach Jeff ->  

In today's episode of The Natural Birth Podcast we have Sarah! Sarah is originally from Aotearoa, New Zeeland but is now living with her family in Byron Bay, Australia, where she also birthed her 2 babies in the local birth centre. Sarah is a designer and the founder of Bon Bola, necklaces for pregnancy. Inspired by ancient mamas wisdom, bola necklaces were traditionally worn by pregnant mamas to help soothe and bring contentment to both mama and bubba. Today we will dive into her birthing wisdom having birthed two babies naturally in a birth centre with the same midwifery team. She has some very unique ways of coping with the intense labour and birth sensations that I am sure you will find interesting and helpful. Curious about Sarah? Find her on Instagram as @bonbola

In this new episode we sit together with Andrew Meo, co-founder of Rocket EspressoAndrew founded the company together with is Italian partner Daniele back in 2007 after traveling from New Zeeland to Italy. Passionate cyclist himself and obsessed with perfection they created a unique coffee machine brand with a very strong connection with cycling and the pro peloton.   In this episode we talk about how he got into the coffee scene,  what made him move from New Zealand to Italy, How and when the brand Rocket Espresso came to life what made that strong connection with cycling How it grew from a 2 person project to a company with over 60 employees And much more This podcast is part of Le Coffee Ride, a cycling apparel brand with a Belgian based cycling hotel & café dedicated to service and inspire riders out there. Check out the latest fall & winter collection available online on www.lecoffeeride.cc or visit our headquarters in the Ardennes when you are around !  Enjoy this next episode ! Support the show (http://www.lecoffeeride.cc/shop)

18 år gammel fik Olivia diagnosen ADHD. Mor kikkede hurtigt på mig, så sagde hun: "Olivia! Det er jo ikke en sygdom, det gør dig unik, det er en gave. Det gør dig kreativ, det gør dig skør, og får dig til at stikke lidt mere ud. Efter bibelskole på New Zeeland og ægteskab med Asher, oplevede Olivia en dag under tårer, Guds hjerte for Danmark og Guds kald. Olivia Drews Roberts, singer/songwriter, 23 år, gift med Asher.

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Daniela Ibarra-Howell is the co-founder and director of the Savory Institute in Colorado in the United States. As a child, growing up in Buenos Aires in Argentina Daniela dreamt of moving out of the big city to the countryside and so she studied agronomy so she could find a job out in the field. But in Argentina in the late 1980s, it was not easy for a woman agronomist to become a rancher. Instead, Daniela became a governmental advisor at the ministry of agriculture where she also become intrigued by the challenges of desertification. To find answers to these challenges she went to study in New Zeeland, where she also met her future husband Jim Howell. Jim introduced Daniela to the work of Zimbabwean Allan Savory, whose principles on holistic management gave her the answers she was looking for. One thing lead to the other and as a newlywed couple the Howells moved to the United States and founded the Savory Institute, a learning hub around holistic management practices. In our conversation we talk about the development of the regenerative agriculture movement that applies holistic management to their farmlands and how such practices affects life on land and the life of the farmers. Photo: Savory Institute Editing: Tommi Ranta

Darrell talks about how we let Western Civilization fail because we individually and collectively failed to comprehend its virtues and stopped thinking about the divine image of God in each individual. Transcription / Notes FATAL DECADENCE          Hello this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. Today is Friday the 14th day of August 2020 and on this Report, I return to an old theme and that is the defense of Western Civilization, but today I will look at it from a new direction. Today's theme is the inherent worth of the individual or that spark of divinity that is the image of God which is the very heart of Western Civilization. Here at the Castle Family we are troubled right now. Oh, Joan and I are fine, but as my pastor once told me, you are only as happy as your saddest child, and the family daughter is troubled today. She is still stuck on her jungle island but there is a chance she can get a flight to Australia or New Zeeland in a couple of weeks. The problem is that she could end up stuck there and without her husband, so it is a cause of concern. My report to you today is not really a defense of Western Civilization at all since I have already done that many times as well as I am able. This report is rather about how we let it fail because we individually and collectively failed to comprehend its virtues. We stopped thinking about that divine image of God or if you are an atheist then just call it the inherent worth of the individual. Throughout the centuries many events have shaken the west from that path. World Wars, plagues, lean years have all occurred but somehow the west always found its way back to that single theme. I don't know about this time though; this time seems different since forces inside the West seem dead set on destroying that civilization which has uplifted the individual for centuries. The rule of law is the first line of defense in the protection of the individual and his property and that is obviously in grave danger right now. Cities across America are all, surrendering to the mob and refusing to defend the individuals that live within them. Virtually all these cities are controlled by Democrat Mayors, Democrat City Councils, Democrat Attorneys General, and Democrat Governors. These politicians seem to consider their police forces as the enemy rather than the violent criminals that threaten their cities. For example, in Minneapolis the city council voted 12-0 to completely abolish their police force. Since that vote the murder and robbery rates have soared in Minneapolis. Undeterred, one council member even suggested that it was privilege to expect your property to be free from robbery and arson. The West Coast cities of Portland and Seattle have been torn by riots, looting, and burning for months as the Mayor and Governor will not enforce the law. I suppose they support the goals of the looters not the property owners, but for whatever reason they are willing to watch their cities burn. In Chicago currently there is widespread looting across the city including the glamour shopping districts. I saw an interview with a BLM leader, and she said that looting was reparations. She didn't say reparations for what, and she didn't say why today's property owners owed her money.  The only thing Mayor Lori Lightfoot is willing to do is to raise the draw bridges in hope that would keep the looters out of downtown. Chicago used to be known as the nation's meat market. Its football team were the monsters of the midway, but now its known for looting and murder. Would you like to buy a 10-million-dollar penthouse in downtown Chicago? Yeah, I didn't think so. Mayor De Blasio just looted the New York police budget of a billion dollars and soon after the murder and violent crime rates started soaring in NYC and haven't stopped. People who can afford to leave are leaving in droves from America's Democrat cities. What sane person would put up with the aggravation of living in Manhattan or downtown Chi...

*** Udsendelsen er sponseret af Saucony*** Carsten Jørgensen er dansk rekordindenhaver på 10.000 meter og halvmarathon. Han har vundet EM i Cross og er tidligere verdensmester i O-løb. Carsten er desuden blandt de sidste fire i vores GOAT-konkurrence. Vi tager en snak med to af de personer, der kendte Carsten allerbedst, nemlig hans tidligere værelseskammerat Thomas Jensen og klubkammerat Per Le Fevre. Carsten bor selv nu på New Zeeland og er derfor ikke så nem at lave en udsendelse med. Vi får et unikt indblik i en af de absolut største løbere, vi har haft herhjemme. En løber der simpelthen bare elskede at løbe, og det var ikke unormalt, at han havde over 30 timers løbetræning om ugen. Bliv klogere på en løber, der brød igennem i en tid, hvor der ikke var GPS-ure, sociale medier og carbonsåler i løbeskoene. I kan høre om følgende: - Årsagen til Carsten Jørgensens flotte resultater - Den manglende anderkendelse af 90érnes flotte løbsresultater - Var 90érne virkeligt "guldalderen" og ikke 80érne - Var Carsten i virkelighed en O-løber, som løb landevejsløb og crossløb i fritiden - Hvorfor var Carsten så ekstrem god til at løbe i naturen - Hvad lykkedes den dag i 1997, hvor Carsten blev europamester, og hvor stort er det at vinde EM i cross - Hans rivalisering med Dennis Jensen - Historien om hans to danske rekorder - Hans træningsfilosofi og inspirationen fra Lydiard - Hvad Carsten laver i dag på New Zealand - Hans betydning for dansk løb Gæster: Thomas Jensen og Per Le Fevre Vært: Henrik Them Frontrunner er produceret af Team Thempo

Today on The Natural Birth Podcast we have Alexa Alexa is a mother of one from Aotearoa, New Zeeland. Today we will talk about the birth of her dreams, an outdoor undisturbed water birth, under a tree, beneath the stars, following her instincts. Alexa chose to free birth her baby after years of researching and studying birth, with a midwife as a backup. She had an agreement with her partner that if all felt good for the both of them during the labour and birth they wouldn't call the midwife, as they knew the midwife wasn't comfortable with Alexa having an unassisted birth, but would have wanted to monitor her progress. Something Alexa didn't want. More and more women choose to free birth, not because they don't want a midwife present but because they don't trust that they will not be interfered with, or the sheer fact that there is no midwives in their area or its to expensive. Food for thought for the people in power making it difficult or impossible for women to be safely cared for in the way they choose to birth their babies and for the midwives wanting to assist them. Alexas own empowered birth led her to become a Doula and birth photographer. Curious about Alexa? Find her at www.alexadoulaphotography.co.nz

In which the three wise men from the mountain come down to discuss the film, _The Last Samuari_ for the beleaguered people. Released in 2003, the film was directed by Edward Zwick and stars Tom Cruise, Timothy Spall, Ken Watanabe, Bill Connolly, Tony Goldwyn, Kiroyuki Sananda, Koyuki, and many others. It was produced by the Radar Pictures, et. al and was filmed in the United States and New Zeeland.

This week Jeff talks with Janelle and Trent of the Instagram account The_Bum_Diary. Trying to find their American dream, Janelle and Trent work seasonal jobs around the country to fuel their travel to exotic fly fishing destinations. Living out of a van, their wanderlust has taken them around to the world from Yellowstone to New Zeeland. They host their own Bum Diary podcast available on all major podcasting platforms.  Episode Links: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bum-diary-podcast/id1455651393 https://www.facebook.com/thebumdiary/ Instragram: @the_bum_diary      

For the second show of the new year, we reach way down to New Zealand to find Ray Ray, a short time gang bang queen. Why short term? As you listen to this podcast, Ray Ray is on her way back to the USA. Listen as she lays out the ganging scene in a place where most of us know nothing about New Zealand’s brand of kinkyory. Ray Ray says, “I like the gang bang - woman - empowerment angle. I want the KinkyCast listeners to know what I get from the experience, how to deal with distractions - 8 and more, dicks yelling “suck me” and getting yourself off.” Hear about this logistical clusterfuck and how she gets it done. https://www.kinkycast.com/archive/2020-archive/310---ray-ray---new-zealand.html

Dennis delar med sig om sin resa med allt från amerikansk fotboll till New Zeeland. Även tuffa tiderna innan han styrde sig på rätt väg och han tog chansen på Measol.

Sunday - 14th of April ServCorpGet In The Ring Challenge Tuesday - 16th of April American Chamber of Commerce  - Featured Roundtable Discussion: “Employing Expatriates in Doha: How to Set Them Up for Success” SAP Ariba - The Future Of Procurement, W Hotel Italian, German & Turkish Business Council - International Aperitiv Get Together After work with the Belgian Business Chamber at the Ritz Carlton Wednesday - 17th of April Networking Lunch with the Canadian Business Council and the New Zeeland at Astor Grill, Maher Eldaly, sr marketing director of Baladna The Doha French-speaking Professional Network is organizing a workshop led by Robert Lee on writing a CV in English. Saturday - 20th of April BigB Meet Up at Al Aziziyah Boutique Hotel

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Update on African Swine Fever & how it will effect the livestock markets. Seeing an increase in livestock prices internationally along with protein demand Decline over night reversal in the U.S. dollar Dairy-prices in New Zeeland continues to soar how does this compare & effect the U.S. prices?

Update on African Swine Fever & how it will effect the livestock markets. Seeing an increase in livestock prices internationally along with protein demand Decline over night reversal in the U.S. dollar Dairy-prices in New Zeeland continues to soar how does this compare & effect the U.S. prices?

Everybody has a Story and Your Story Matters. And when you learn to uncover the magic of your experiences and tell them in a specific way, you have the ability to change lives. Today's guest, Emz Courtney, is a student of the Transformational Story Selling workshop.   She's a dentist from New Zeeland, and when she uncovered the magic of her story, the very first time she shared it on stage, she got rave reviews and booked immediately for the second gig. If you think that you have a story brewing somewhere in your life's experience, you're not going to want to miss today's episode!  Get the Full Show Notes To get access to the full show notes, including links to all the resources mentioned, visit ShelliVarela.com/blog Join The Facebook Group I want to remind you that your story matters. Not just the story that you put out into the world, but the internal story about what we believe is possible for ourselves. If you want to know more about creating your powerful story that can change your life, 10X your business and make selling simple, join us in the Facebook Group Nice Girls Makes Sales. That is where the magic happen

After nearly a month long break, the All Pakistan Crew returns with their expert opinions on all the recent happenings surrounding our beloved PCT. Listen to Podcast host Waqas as he, along with Abdullah, Arham and Uman carefully dissect the possible playing XI and squad for the upcoming South African Test Tour and a bit of rants pertaining to the upcoming third Test against New Zeeland. That said if you'd like to tell us what a horrible job we've done so far, please do so at our Twitter handle using the link, https://twitter.com/downthegroundtw or send us your disappointments via Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DownTheGround/

With the Pakistan vs New Zeeland bilateral series tied in a draw, podcast host Waqas along with Muzamal bhai and Taimoor dissect the preceding three ODIs, the upcoming Test series and a small pre-draft PSL rant or two. Be advised, we do go off on quite a few tangents (mostly interesting ones) and sincerely apologize for the episode length. That said if you'd like to tell us what a horrible job we've done so far, please do so at our Twitter handle using the link, https://twitter.com/downthegroundtw or send us your disappointments via Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DownTheGround/

In this episode we are joined by Ruth Hatten. Ruth is a long-standing animal advocate who has worked as legal counsel for Voiceless, the animal protection institute. Ruth has also been involved with the Barristers Animal Welfare Panel. More recently, Ruth has established her own company in which she offers nutritional advice to people wishing to transition to a plant based diet, as well as complementally therapies for dogs and cats.    This episode of Knowing Animals is also brought to you by MC Pony. MC Pony brings you Mindful Rhymes for Kinder Times. Check out MC Pony at www.veganthused.com.     This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!   The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Anne Fawcett. Anne is a vet and veterinary scholar at the University of Sydney. We will discuss Anne’s recent article ‘Application of Fraser’s “Practical” Ethic in Veterinary Practice, and Its Compatibility with a “One Welfare” Framework’. That article appeared in the journal Animals in 2018. We should acknowledge Anne’s co-authors Siobhan Mullan and Paul McGreevy.   This episode of Knowing Animals is also brought to you by MC Pony. MC Pony brings you Mindful Rhymes for Kinder Times. Check out MC Pony at www.veganthused.com.     This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today! The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303.         

In this episode of Knowing Animals we are joined by Jeanette Young. Jeanette is a lecturer in the School of Health Sciences at the University of South Australia. We discuss her book J. Young and N. Carr (eds) (2018) Domestic Animals, Humans and Leisure – Rights, Welfare and Wellbeing, Routledge.   This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!   The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Claire Parkinson. Claire is professor of Film, Television and Digital Media and co-Director of the Centre for Human Animal Studies at Edge Hill University. We discuss Claire’s book chapter ‘Dangerous Dogs and the Construction of Risk’ which appeared in the 2011 book ‘Human-Animal Studies : Theorizing Animals: Re-Thinking Humanimal Relations’, Which was edited by Nik Taylor, and Tania Signal, and published by Brill.     This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!   The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

In this episode of Knowing Animals we speak to Elisa Aaltola from the University of East Finland. We discuss her latest book ‘Varieties of Empathy: Moral Psychology and Animal Ethics’ which is published by Rowman & Littlefield.   This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!   The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Andrew Gardiner. Andrew is Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Edinburgh. We discuss his article ‘The ‘Dangerous’ Women of Animal Welfare: How British Veterinary Medicine Went to the Dogs’ which appeared in the journal ‘Social History of  Medicine’ in 2014.    This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!  The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

This episode of Knowing Animals comes to you from Koh Samui, Thailand where I am attending the Koh Samui International Podcast Festival. I am lucky to be joined by Linda, one of the wonderful Samui Dog and Cat Foundation volunteers. To learn more about Samui Dog and Rescue, and to make a much needed donation, go to: http://www.samuidog.org/LatestNews_en.html   This episode of Knowing Animals is brought to you by AASA. AASA is the Australasian Animal Studies Association. You can find AASA on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/AASA-Australasian-Animal-Studies-Association-480316142116752/. Join AASA today!   The call for papers for the next AASA conference is now open! The conference will be held in Christchurch, New Zeeland, July 1 – July 4th, 2019. More information is available here: http://animalstudies.org.au/archives/6303. 

I am happy to launch a brand new segment of One Happy Podcast, This Week in Aruba, a work-in-progress weekly show meant to spotlight what's happening in Aruba like events and activities to keep you in the loop. This show will come out at the early part of the week to help you plan out your weekly schedule in Aruba.    So what happened to One Happy Podcast, you may ask? Don't worry. It's not going anywhere. While One Happy Podcast is an interview show, while This Week in Aruba is more of an informative show.   Feedback is always welcome! Do let me know what you want to hear in the broadcast. You can always hit me up on social media platforms if we interact there or if you prefer email, do message me on curt@onehappypodcast.com. Check this out though, we're stepping it up a notch by opening up a dedicated hotline number for One Happy Podcast. Ring us anytime to leave a message: (302) 635-0815     Here are the following events and activities in Aruba from 23 - 28 January 2018:     Aruba Carnival   This Week's Highlights: - Carnival Queen and Mrs. Elections When: 26 January (7 pm to midnight) - Children's Parade at Noord When: 27 January (starts at 2pm)     Betico Croes Day When: 25 January 2018 (whole day)     Dia di Betico When: 25 January / 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Where: Historical Museum of Aruba (Oranjestad, Aruba) Hosted by: Museo Historico Aruba: Fort Zoutman & Willem III Toren Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/2011574482434824/     Fleamarket "Betico Croes Day" Rococo Plaza When: 25 January / 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Where: Rococo Plaza Outlet (Tanki Leendert Rococo Plaza road 4a, 000000 Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/158680168188382/   Rococo Plaza pays tribute to Aruba's greatest statesman who would have been 80 years on this B-Day by celebrating the national holiday called "Betico Croes Day". Space Rental to sell on your table clothor to put your table or tent  ONLY.  Everyone is welcome to celebrate this with us as long as you can find your spot. Info call Nancy ️ 741-5640 Antique shops are also open this day with specials from 9-2.     Betico Day Brunch When: 25 January / 12:00 nn – 3:30 pm Where: Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino (Oranjestad, Aruba) Hosted by: Aquarius and Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/739022489624191/   Join us for a special 'BETICO DAY BRUNCH' with a local touch!   On this national holiday, you'll experience some true local flavors to celebrate this special day on the island.    Brunch will be $32.95 per person excluding 15% service charge. Children between 5 - 12yrs pays half price.    For more information or reservation, please call Aquarius at 5236156. *Reservation is required.     Betico Day at Sweet Peppers! When: 25 January / 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Where: Sweet Peppers Restaurant & BAR (382-A, 00000 Paseo Herencia Mall, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/1935025439844886/   Why do we celebrate a holiday called #BeticoDay? It was Gilberto Francois “Betico” Croes who put Aruba on the path to becoming an autonomous commonwealth within the Kingdom of the Netherlands! Come raise a glass to him at Sweet Peppers Restaurant & BAR on his birthday, 25 January! Locals can enjoy a 20% discount with their ID Card and visiting tourists get a #FreeGlassOfWine when they book their reservation online! We open daily at 5PM for dinner. Call us at +297 5860740 to make a reservation. http://sweetpeppersaruba.restaurant/     Dinner Under The Stars at Renaissance Private Island When: 24 January / 7:00 - 10:00 pm Where: Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino (Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/117989252336109/   Take a boat trip to Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino's Private Island and let your taste buds travel to paradise...   Enjoy our new menu consisting of suculent Herb Crusted New Zealand Lamb Chops or locally caught Snapper, while your toes get pampered in our white secluded sand.    Our private dinner setting includes a welcome cocktail at former Carpe Diem Restaurant (across the Renaissance | Mall & Marketplace), boat trip to Renaissance Private Island, dinner on the beach and live entertianment for only $65 per person. Children from 5 to 12 yrs pay $32.50.    For more information or reservation, please contact one of our navigators at 5236115 #Dinner #Sip #Savor #Beach #Stars #Romantic     Wine & Movie Night "Pick a Movie" When: 25 January / 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Where: The Wine Room (L.G. Smith Blvd #126 Suite #1, 00000 Oranjestad, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/164719970814432/   A Wine & Movie night where you pick the movie, the majority votes on a movie wins!   Complimentary glass of wine!   Pick out one of the following movie:   The most votes will be the movie of the night! - Non-Stop - The Tourist - The November Man     Viva La France: a 4-course culinary French dinner menu When: 26 January and 27 January / 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Where: Hadicurari Aruba (Beach side between Marriott Ocean Club and Moomba Beach) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/178261482775525   Welcome to Culinary Secrets by Hadicurari!    New chef Nando of Hadicurari Restaurant is filled with enthusiasm for the upcoming Hadicurari Culinary Secrets, a monthly adventurous trip of the palate. For January he has decided to go French, but with a quirky twist. On January 26 and 27 guests will be able to taste his creations from 5 – 11 pm. Of course, the regular menu will be available on those dates as well – the Secrets are just an added extravaganza for gourmands. Reservations are required, so please call 583-6377. The wine flight is carefully selected by Pepia Est’s sommelier Raymond Kok and the team of Hadicurari.     Oysters & Sauvignon Blancs When: 27 January / 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Where: Aqua Grill (Palm Beach, Aruba) Hosted by: The Art of Wines Import Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/474360786278961/   A harmonious event featuring the pairing of Taonga Sauvignon blanc from New Zeeland & Clifford Bay Sauvignon Blanc from New Zeeland matched with fresh Oysters.   There will be 5 types of Oysters to try, all with different textures and taste & flavor.   There will be also a small presentation on Oysters and pairing.   There will be special prices on Oysters for the ones who would like to sample more.   Experience $65     Owl on driftwood by Maja Lepsanovic When: 27 January / 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Where: Cosecha San Nicolas (Zeppenfeldstraat, Sint Nicolaas, Aruba) Source: https://www.facebook.com/events/541163326242130/   Maja Lepsanovic invites you for an Owl on Driftwood workshop to start your creative year. Learn how to apply clay details and further design your own unique owl with acrylic paint.   Price: AFL. 65,00 incl. material and refreshment.   Workshop for adults 18+   Sign up at arubacosechasn@gmail.com or stop by personally at our shops.       If there's an event that you want me to add to the program, just contact me with the information provided above.   Now aside from events and activities, I'll share the Aruba cruise ships schedules. As you know, with the swell in population with tourists coming from flights and cruises, this might help you plan your day a little bit better.       * information may vary and is subject to change at the time of printing   In the future, I may spotlight an excursion or restaurant each week. So please do let me know what you think!

The French-Canadien actor Yves Jacques works all over the world. I met him in Paris where he performed Robert Lepage´s magic play Far side of the Moon. At theatre La Villette in Paris Yves Jacques is on stage two hours and he takes us on a fascinating journey into the lives of two brothers in Québec City. One passionate about everything about space and cosmonauts, the other a television weatherman with a big ego. Brothers with the same DNA but so different. They are only united by the death of their beloved mother.  The music is composed by Laurie Anderson and artistic collaborator and project originator is the Swedish director Peder Bjurman. "Far side of the Moon" premiered in Québec City in March 2000 and has since been shown in more than 45 cities all over the world. Yves Jacques has played this solo show 280 times. After the Paris-session Yves Jacques is off to do the show in Australia and New Zeeland.

In the nineteenth episode of the Husky International series I sit down with freeskier Sam Smoothy that I met up with after he attended the opening of a new The North Face brand store in Stockholm. We talk about growing up in Lake Wanaka, New Zeeland, about his Outdoor loving family with a father who traveled the world to go climbing. We talk about how Sam got into skiing and what made him stay. About discovering freesking, about getting sponsored and how he started competing in the Freeride World Tour. About Skiing in North Korea where Sam made the movie North Korean Chronicles, about filming with the famous Teton Gravity Research crew for their new movie Tight Loose, celebrating TGR:s 21st birthday. And finally; if you Google "Sam Smoothy" you will read about his winning line in the FWT stop in Vallnord, Andorra, that has been namned one of, if not THE, raddest line in the FWT. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the nineteenth episode of the Husky International series I sit down with freeskier Sam Smoothy that I met up with after he attended the opening of a new The North Face brand store in Stockholm. We talk about growing up in Lake Wanaka, New Zeeland, about his Outdoor loving family with a father who traveled the world to go climbing. We talk about how Sam got into skiing and what made him stay. About discovering freesking, about getting sponsored and how he started competing in the Freeride World Tour. About Skiing in North Korea where Sam made the movie North Korean Chronicles, about filming with the famous Teton Gravity Research crew for their new movie Tight Loose, celebrating TGR:s 21st birthday. And finally; if you Google "Sam Smoothy" you will read about his winning line in the FWT stop in Vallnord, Andorra, that has been namned one of, if not THE, raddest line in the FWT. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Liz and Loz at ChiroEurope Malaga as they interview Craig Osborne, a New Zeeland born Chiropractor practicing in Munich. Craig speaks to us about creating a Vitalistic practice and create the focus you need to give your practice members the best care possible. Craig has partnered up with another Chiropractor to start the Chiropractic … Continue reading Craig Osborne: Laser beam focus, partnering up and the dogs. →

Durban has been named as the host of the 2022 Commonwealth Games. SASCOC CEO, Tubby Reddy, part of the bid presentation team, says it has been a tough process. The announcement was made in Auckland, New Zeeland by outgoing Commonwealth Games President Prince Tunku Imran of Malaysia

Mack, Jim and Darrin are back together after two weeks of travel and illness. They finish things off with another joke curtesy of Rod from New Zeeland.

Mack, Jim and Darrin are back together after two weeks of travel and illness. They finish things off with another joke curtesy of Rod from New Zeeland.

Mack, Jim and Darrin are back together after two weeks of travel and illness. They finish things off with another joke curtesy of Rod from New Zeeland.

My first all English interview is with multisport and endurance racer Scott Cole that I met up with as he was participating in the Sweden Sky Race up in Björkliden, Sweden. Scott actually ended up winning the 57 km part of the race, more about that in the interview. We talk about Scotts way to become a very successful endurance racer, how he started out his Multisport and Adventure Racing career. About moving to Sweden and becoming obsessed with cross-country skiing in a magical winter landscape. About contests such as the AXA Fjällmarathon, about winning the Haglöfs Åre Extreme Challenge and striving for a top ten position in the almost mythical Coast 2 Coast in New Zeeland. We talk about how his thoughts on racing is affected by his job as a environmental economist and about upgrading a “C Race” to a “A race”, changing the game plan and winning a race… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Good Deeds presents Judith Briles- The Book Shepherd.  Judith is an advocate for authors and writers and is known as The Book Shepherd. Delivering practical authoring and publishing information and guidance, she has authored 31 books, won multiple book awards and co-founded Mile High Press. Judith is the Chief Visionary Officer of AuthorU.org, a membership organization dedicated to the author who wants to be seriously successful and founder of the Colorado Authors Hall of Fame. Each summer, she presents Judith Briles Unplugged, a 3-day exclusive “happening” for authors who want to create and put their Book and Author GamePlan into action. In the winter, she deliversPublishingAtSea.com, one solid week of workshops and fun. Her latest book is Snappy Sassy Salty: Wise Words for Authors and Writers joining her multi-award winning and #1 bestseller on Amazon, Author YOU: Creating and Building Your Author and Book Platforms. She lives Colorado, working with authors in her offices remotely, reaching out to Australia, New Zeeland and China.  Her books and her mouth have generated in excess of $5,000,000 in revenues and taken her from Oprah to GMA to CNN to Time to People to the Wall Street Journal.   www.TheBookShepherd.com, www.PublishingAtSea. and www.AuthorU.org    

My first all English interview is with multisport and endurance racer Scott Cole that I met up with as he was participating in the Sweden Sky Race up in Björkliden, Sweden. Scott actually ended up winning the 57 km part of the race, more about that in the interview. We talk about Scotts way to become a very successful endurance racer, how he started out his Multisport and Adventure Racing career. About moving to Sweden and becoming obsessed with cross-country skiing in a magical winter landscape. About contests such as the AXA Fjällmarathon, about winning the Haglöfs Åre Extreme Challenge and striving for a top ten position in the almost mythical Coast 2 Coast in New Zeeland. We talk about how his thoughts on racing is affected by his job as a environmental economist and about upgrading a "C Race" to a "A race", changing the game... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dire Straits Thank You Australia And New Zeeland

Dire Straits Thank You Australia And New Zeeland

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Mack, Jim and Darrin are back together after two weeks of travel and illness. They finish things off with another joke curtesy of Rod from New Zeeland.