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My guests today are Vitus Zeller and Richard Taylor my team mates at Team Satoshi, a decentralized sports team. We're talking about the interconnections between Bitcoin and sports and how you can participate in this movement. - Introduction Vitus and Richard - What is Bitcoin for you? - Why are you active in the Bitcoin space? - What is Team Satoshi and its goal - Bitcoin and sports - where is the connection - How do you stay healthy? Mental fitness - First adventure of Vitus, Satoshi Freeathlon - Road to Bitcoin - Icebathing ----------- Live on Crypto with Bitrefill https://bitrefill.com ---------- and ---------- (L)earn Bitcoin - Become Financially Sovryn A beginners guide to self-sovereignty https://learnbitcoin.link ----------- Like it? My work is open and free to use. If you value my work and would like to send me a tip, they are always appreciated! Donate: https://anita.link/donate ---------- Anita Posch is author of the book (L)earn Bitcoin, host of the Anita Posch show and Bitcoin advocate and solopreneur. She is a member of the board at Bitcoin Austria - an educational non-profit organization. Anita translated two volumes of "The Internet of Money" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos to German. Her research and activities around Bitcoin are discussed in media all over the world: Bitcoin Magazine, CoinDesk, Bayern2, Deutschlandfunk, Radio FM4, and ARD television amongst others. ---------- Follow and Subscribe: Anita's Weekly - the best stories in Bitcoin from my point of view: https://anita.link/subscribe Twitter: https://twitter.com/anitaposch YouTube: https://youtube.com/AnitaPosch ---------- #Bitcoin #Education #Sports

My guest this week is Richard Lui. As a veteran journalist, he has spent more than 30 years in television, film, technology and business. He previously worked with CNN Worldwide and is currently at MSNBC. He is the first Asian American man to anchor a daily national cable news program. He just released his first Book, “Enough About Me: The Unexpected Power of Selflessness.” 5:17 – Richard 101 Richard says he has lived a life of zigging and zagging. He has worked in many different fields, including small business, technology, Fortune 500 and journalism. 7:16 – What led him to journalism? He says his family encouraged him to be open to life, which is why he has worked in several different jobs. 11:03 – Selfishness pandemic Richard’s goal was to create an anti-self-help book. He says the idea that we are living through a selfish pandemic is real. He wanted to dig into the topic in an approachable way without being too heady. 16:42 – Generous people are happier and live longer Gratitude is the healthy cousin of selflessness. It’s giving, it's vulnerable. When you send a gratitude letter to someone, you get a personal benefit by thinking of others. Studies show you’ll live longer, look better, be happier. One chapter in Richard’s book is called “Goodness is Gorgeous,” because you look better when you are generous. 27:30 – Reminding himself about selflessness Even though he wrote a book about selflessness, Richard sometimes has to remind himself to practice what he writes about. 32:54 – Stories that stick with him In Ferguson, Mo., a man’s store was looted every night, but he still opened every morning. Richard asked the man why he continued opening the store, and the man said he kept opening for his customers because they needed him. 36:05 – What’s on the horizon? Richard wants to do a project about caregiving and look at organizational selflessness. 38:07 – Get to know Richard What child’s movie scarred him? Christmas Story Something you would never guess about him? He has a bunny FEATURED QUOTES “Who knows what’s next? … Anything’s possible.” – Richard “Our goal was to create an anti-self-help book.” – Richard “Gratitude is the healthy cousin of selflessness. It’s giving, it's vulnerable.” – Richard https://richardlui.com/ About Richard Lui: Veteran journalist Richard Lui has more than 30 years in television, film, technology and business. Currently at MSNBC and previously with CNN Worldwide, he is the first Asian American man to anchor a daily national cable news program, and a team Emmy and Peabody winner. In addition to journalism, Richard’s 15-year business career involves a fintech patent and launching six tech brands over three business cycles. He has lived, worked, and volunteered on every continent. Richard is a Celebrity Champion for the Alzheimer’s Association, Caregiving Champion for AARP and Caregiving Ambassador for BrightFocus Foundation. His first book, Enough About Me: The Unexpected Power of Selflessness, releases in March 2021. Thank you to our partner of the show: It’s time for a SPRING CLEAN REFRESH! Let’s get that home sparkling, the safe way with MamaSuds! Castile soap is the superhero of soaps, it really does it all- from the windows to the walls! It’s truly the only soap you need. What can you do with MamaSuds Castile Soap? Clean the floors, scrub the counters, bathtubs and tile, clean the baseboards, the windows and the blinds, you can even use it to clean the carpets! Grab a gallon of MamaSuds Castile Soap and start tackling all of your Spring Cleaning to-do’s at www.mamasuds.com and use code MOLLY for 15% off your order!

IDKD Podcast Ep#013 - Hosts - Reno & Richard - What's in the Air? We take a dive into weather sciences and nude beaches in Lake Tahoe. I dunno dude - Please listen, subscribe and share!!! 

Richard Derks is a Marketing - Advertising- Restaurateur. Richard I just loved talking with you!!! Thank you! Your brain works FIVE-THOUSAND MILES PER HOUR!!! Keep up or you’ll loose the race ! loved having you, and Sake your dog, in the studio.Richard talks about his passion project, Hartvolgers - a cardiology platform for all questions and answers concerning the heart. Have a heart related question? Go there (@hartvolgers) and your concern will be answered by a cardiologist! Further, Richard talks about his restaurants @boiboi.amsterdam which he launched off the ground for “ the love of his life”- Kay, who is the mastermind and genius behind the menu and the amazing food experience, which you will get at any one of their three #boiboithaifoodamsterdam locations! Boi Boi It’s not just any Thai restaurant it’s a funky crazy fun Thai restaurant in Amsterdam. Richard spoke about all the other career choices he had made in his life, and it was fascinating to link the dots and have the privilege of a mirror perspective based on Richard's life experience. Where does all this drive come from Richard? What’s the ambition? Where’s the source ? What about the story about the start up - peer to peer sharing platform, Kazaa? All these questions and so many more. Richard has lived a full committed and exciting life. Join me in listening to Richard's interesting life story. Be inspired by a man who bases his career decisions on mostly two things- creativity and love!  For any inquiries about Hart Volgers, you can contact Richard here: richard@iizt.com

Han skrev i vilda explosiva rus om jakten på liv och mening längs med Amerikas evinnerliga vägar. En resa kantad av vänskap, skapande, rus och delirium. Litteraturväven berättar historien om Jack Kerouac: Beat, Kickar och Delirium. Följ oss gärna på instagram för att se vad som är på gång. Litteraturväven är ett program av och med Jonas Stål, med inläsningar av Beatrice Berg och Dick Lundberg. Jack Kerouacs porträtt är tecknat av Irem Babovic. KÄLLOR: [Litteratur] Cassady, Carolyn – Off the road: mina år med Cassady, Kerouac och Ginsberg, Albert Bonniers Förlag (2008) Gifford, Barry & Lee, Lawrence – Jacks bok: legenden Jack Kerouac, Raben & Sjögren (1990) Ginsberg, Allen – Howl, Bakhåll (1995) Harding, Gunnar (red.) – Beat!: Poesi och prosa från beatgenerationen, Wahlström & Widstrand (2006) Johnson, Joyce – Biroller: en kvinnas ungdomsminnen från 1950 talets beatnikrörelse och kretsen kring Jack Kerouac, Askild & Kärnekull (1984) Johnson, Joyce – The voice is all: the lonely victory of Jack Kerouac, Viking (2012) Kerouac, Jack – Big Sur, Bakhåll (2010) Kerouac, Jack – De underjordiska, Raben & Sjögren (1985) Kerouac, Jack – Dharmadårarna, Bakhåll (2009) Kerouac, Jack – Järnvägen jorden, Bakhåll (1997) Kerouac, Jack – Livet är min konst, Bakhåll (1989) Kerouac, Jack - Maggie Cassidy, Penguin Classics (2009) Kerouac, Jack – Mexico City blues, Penguin Classics (2019) Kerouac, Jack – På väg, Norstedts (2008) Kerouac, Jack – Selected letters 1940-1956, Penguin Books (1996) Kerouac, Jack – Selected letters 1957-1969, Penguin Books (2000) Kerouac, Jack – Visions of Cody, Penguin Classics (2012) McNally, Dennis – Desolate angel: Jack Kerouac, the Beat generation and America, Random House (1979) Maher, Paul (ed.) – Empty phantoms; interviews and encounters with Jack Kerouac, Lulu.com (2015) Nicosia, Gerald – Memory babe: a critical biography of Jack Kerouac, Univeristy of California Press (1994) [Artiklar] Curley, Thomas F. – Everything moves, but nothing is alive, Commonwelll, september 1957 Kerouac, Jack – The origins of the beat generation, Playboy, juni 1959 Johnsson, Joyce – Kerouac unbound, Vanity Fair, 20 augusti 2007 Millstein, Gilbert – Books of the Times, The New York Times, 5 september 1957 The ganser syndrome, Time, 9 september 1957 The scorns beatniks, Detroit News, 24 augusti 1958 [Film] Lerner, Richard – What happened to Kerouac? (1986) [Nätet] Jack Kerouac -St. Pete’s literary lion Jack Kerouac, football star Kerouac chronology Murderpedia On the road: the original scroll reader’s guide Shea, Andrea – Jack Kerouac’s famous scroll, ’On the road’ again Tyska vargflockarna sprider skräck under havsytan

This week Rob & Rob are joined on the podcast by Build To Rent expert, Richard Berridge. After listening to this episode, you'll know more about Build To Rent than most people in property.  Build To Rent (or BTR) has been flying under the radar for a while now, but it's only really just starting to become a well known, big thing.  So whilst it's a topic that has piqued Rob & Rob's interest, they thought it would be best to bring in the experts to help not only you, but themselves learn all there is to know about Build To Rent.  Richard is not only an authority figure on the subject, but he's also a consultant, an advisor and a writer. He's 100% the right man for the job.  Here's just a few of the questions that you can expect to get answers on from Richard: What is Build To Rent? Who's the actual owner with Build To Rent? Is it only about income and not growth? Who makes it all happen? We cover a lot of ground in this episode so hit play and listen.    This week in the news, Place North West are reporting that the region's green belt has shrunk by 3,400 acres. So is the North West becoming the new concrete jungle?  Well, not quite.  What most people don't realise is that green belt land isn't always beautiful flourishing forests or national parks, it could be a really unattractive piece of land that's more of an eyesore and could be put to much better use.   So once again, a big scary headline that's been blown out of proportion.    Also…it's that time of the month again, Meetups are just around the corner and heading your way next week! So, if you haven't yet secured your spot, go and book yourself a ticket now!   And this week's Hub Extra is a book that Rob D is claiming to be the most inspiring book he's read all year, and that book is Finding Ultra by Rich Roll. It goes on to tell his story of turning 40, being out of shape, a recovering alcoholic and going on to being one of the fittest men in the world.  It even documents how he had a challenge with a friend to run five Ironman triathlons in a week! Who even thinks that's a good idea?! He's also got a very popular podcast too, which is also well worth checking out. We actually included this book on one of our Hub Extra emails a while back after Rachel in our invest team recommended it - The Property Hub book club is in full swing guys!   We'd love to hear what you think of this week's Property Podcast over on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. You might even have a topic you'd like us to cover in the future - if so, pop us a message on social and we'll see what we can do.   Make sure you've liked and subscribed to our YouTube channel where we upload new content every week! If that wasn't enough, you can also join our friendly property community on the Property Hub forum. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 4 of the Curious Kiwi Capitalist Podcast 27th August 2019 My guest for this show is Richard Higham. Richard is one of the top business academic practitioners in New Zealand history. He has not only experienced but researched and studied entrepreneurship. He has run his own firm, consulted to corporates about entrepreneurship, and saw the start of venture capital in NZ before "venture capital" was even really a word. Now in his eighties, he is still going strong, as you'll see he is the master of the rhetorical question and pretty much ran this interview himself! In this show, we'll discuss entrepreneurship and the early days of venture capital in New Zealand including: The king, the castle and le entrepreneur Austrians and supply-side entrepreneurs Drucker arrives on the scene leading to a bloosoming in books and research on entrepreneurship from 1983 to 1986. Early venture capital in NZ 2-6-2: 2 winners only The Saudi king and Saudi Corp in NZ Graeme Hart, his MBA and financial wizardry Process vs poduct innovation Large corporates find entrepenurship from within, they're in the woodwork, somewhere though the "corporate immune system" then tries to destroy it Death Valley and the going up the S-Curve The assumption that 80% of small business were going broke is wrong, its probably only 30%. Prospective entrepreneurs making up less than 10% of the NZ population of which only a few succeed Otago University rugby Blooz Nooz. Show Notes About Richard Higham still lectures at Otago University. The lectures are run at the same speed you hear in the episode, always a sprint, but always time for a student. I believe he was a pathfinder for many New Zealand entrepreneurs, not the least being Graeme Hart. He studied at Oxford, as a young man worked at Imperial Chemical Industries, went to London Business School as a Sloan scholar, and worked at various times in the Auckland and Otago MBA programs, and consulted far and wide. Richard Higham was my master's thesis supervisor at Otago University as well as my favourite lecturer. Indeed, of the 8 courses I took, he ran three of them, all of them practical and useful today in representing or investing in high growth companies. Richard has played rugby, and also has been heavily involved in coaching and leading the Otago University Rugby Club. If you played rugby at Otago then you will want to subscribe to his newsletter about Otago Univeristy rugby, the popular Blooz Nooz. Links Richard Higham at Otago University Blooz Nooz Otago University Rugby Club newsletter, subscribe by emailing Richard: richard.higham@otago.ac.nz "Entrepreneurship & Early Venture Capital in NZ with Richard Higham" show notes Transcript: Entrepreneurship and early Venture Capital in NZ with Richard Higham Bruce: Thanks Richard for coming along to this episode about entrepreneurship. Perhaps a little bit about the history of venture capital. I remember my time fondly here at Otago University in the courses that that you taught. Let's kick it off by asking you about entrepreneurship. What is entrepreneurship? Richard: What is entrepreneurship? Well, it started off years and years and years and years ago in France. Where the entrepreneur built castles for the king and the King said I want a castle and someone came along and said I know how to get a castle for you and it'll cost you so much. So this was really a demand-side initiative the king wanted something and an entrepreneur in France le entrepreneur provided it. And this went on bring the fashion in France for generation after generation after generation until things changed because what happened was that people started not responding to demand but by taking initiatives they started something themselves. And some people who started things were accused of being against the law. You can't do this. You can't simply change things like this and one chappie wrote an article about it way back in the 1720s in which he maintained that the entrepr...

Welcome to the post-series commentary! Today we'll be doing a round-table Q & A session where we get a chance to ask each other questions. For your convenience, I have listed all of the questions discussed and their approximate time-stamp below. Part 1: Ask the Players 1. To all (from Nathaniel): How did character vision match end result? 2. To all (from Nathaniel): Favourite session/moment? (31 min) 3. To Kirk (from Richard): Was Bear always going to turn out to be your son? (53 min) 4. To Chris (from Filip): How/when did the religious aspect of Zero develop? (55 min) 5. To Chris (from Kirk): Who was Janus? (1hr 3 min) 6. To Richard (from Chris): Why was QB a Samoid? (1 hr 13 min) 7. To Richard (from Filip): Why "Quick Brown Fox"? (1 hr 15 min) 8. To Filip (from Richard): What was in the shed that was opened with the key you gave your sister? (1 hr 16 min) 9. To Kirk (from Filip): Was it tough playing Kattix? (1 hr 21 min) 10. To Chris (from Kirk): Is it tough to play the face of the party? (this is in response to the previous question) (1 hr 28 min) 11. To Richard (from Kirk): Why did you play a maverick, knowing you wouldn't be captain? (1 hr 33 min) 12. To all (from Chris): What motivated your actions in session one? (1 hr 37 min) Part 2: Ask the GM 1. From Kirk: Why did you choose "Edge of the Empire"? (1 hr 44 min) 2. From Richard: Why did you pick on QB? (1 hr 51 min) 3. From Filip: What were some other questions we could've asked the Creuss on Cormund? (1 hr 55 min) 4. From Chris: What was at the bottom of Fixta? Could we have "really seen"? (1 hr 58 min) 5. From Richard: Did you have multiple endings? Would you have let us die? (2 hr 6 min) 6. From Kirk: What places did we miss? (2 hr 15 min) 7. From Richard: Who caused the Jorun pox? (this occurs while we're still going through question 6) (2 hr 17 min)

Today's guest is RD Dikeman.RD is a theoretical physicist, research scientist, and father of a Type 1 Diabetic son.RD has also started up the very popular Facebook page called Type One Grit - which is dedicated to sharing information for Type 1 Diabetics and creating a community for people to share their success stories.Join me as I ask Richard:What is Type 1 diabetes, and how does it differ from Type 2?Why does Type 1 happen to children more?What are carbohydrates, and why are they promoted so much in current dietary advice?Is his advice specific for Type 1 Diabetes, or can it be applied to other autoimmune issues, and for people in general?And Richard will share with us:The warning signs of type 1 diabetes.The Facebook page Type One Grit.Type 2 diabetes could be a bigger problem than reported.This was a wonderful chat with a good father sharing his discoveries with the world. Not only is he insightful, but so, it seems, is his young son!“He said ‘get this oatmeal out of my face!’”“Predictability is the whole ball game when you're dealing with any insulin dependent diabetic.”“These principles, which were never true in the first place, are applied to Type 1 kids from diagnosis, and they’re immediately sent down the tubes.”“The kids and adults who have changed and are following the diet - the quality of life metrics are through the roof."To find out more about the work that RD does visit Type One Grit on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Type1Grit/I’d love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page.For more episodes of Recipes For Life, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Whooskhaa at https://www.whooshkaa.com/shows/recipes-for-life-with-pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Recipes For Life" in your favourite podcast app.I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes.This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short.I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life will still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules.Please see the link included in this post on my Facebook or Instagram page or on iTunes, to access the free sample class and first module of the program, to get a great taste of the format and structure as well as utilise my special discount that I can offer you if you decide to sign up.Make sure you tell the admission team that you're part of the Pete Evans tuition savings to claim your very substantial discount visit https://www.integrativenutrition.comTheme music by Mandharu. Audio production by Andy Maher. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.