Podcasts about Robby Naish

John Paradine was there on Day One of Red Bull, when the first can was officially sold in the USA. In this podcast, he shares stories about the way Red Bull established themselves in the USA - and the unorthodox ways they went about building the marketing organization (and their approach to ROI). Field Marketing was (and still is) a huge element in Red Bull's marketing mix, and on this podcast we share the insights of how anyone (brand, operator or creator) could utilize that mindset to be successful. Show Notes: John Paradine (Linked In): https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnparadine/ Robby Naish: https://www.redbull.com/us-en/athlete/robby-naish Shane McConkey: https://snowbrains.com/15-years-gone-still-inspiring-shane-mcconkey1/ Pete Moran: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete-moran-348a154/ San Francisco Peninsula: https://www.thesanfranciscopeninsula.com/ SF Peninsula Super Rider Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHqGcGxmvGw BPC: Trail Karma (desktop version only): https://www.trailforks.com The War Of Art (book): https://amzn.to/3BVzvYq Join us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/second-nature-media Meet us on Slack: https://www.launchpass.com/second-nature Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secondnature.media Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.secondnature.media Subscribe to the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@secondnaturemedia

Es ist ein wildes Angebot, das Botswanas Präsident Masisi da in Richtung Deutschland gemacht hat: 20.000 Elefanten, geschenkt an Selbstabholer. Und er duldet kein Nein. Frank Behrendt und Jens Breuer verraten, was dahinter steckt. Außerdem: Der Robby Naish der Kommunikation - Franky rockt die VOICES 2024 und den Kommunikationskongress | Und: Rückkehr für Raab - Großes Comeback mit noch größeren Plänen. Wir bedanken uns bei: Claus Weselsky, GDL, Lufthansa, Fraport, Solidsport, Stefan Raab, Elton, Regina Halmich, Alf Frommer, ressourcenmangel, Daniel Rosemann, Anzeigenhauptmeister, VOICES 2024, Staffbase, Kai Dieckmann, Kommunikationskongress, Volker Thoms, Dr. Peter Sloterdijk, Hajo Schumacher, Robby Naish, Steffi Lemke, Mokgweetsi Masisi und 20.000 afrikanischen Elefanten.

Doc opens with the them riding the wind of chance. His examples are the song team Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe in art, Robby Naish in sports and Doc in medicine. The ladies call in with ache and pain concerns. Plus, Doc remembers his grandmother's special salad.

In Sports, Robby Naish won 23 World Windsurfing titles... and knows which way the wind is blowing.

  Robby joins me today to talk about the sale of Naish Kites to the Dutch sports group Kubus.   Support the show:   https://ko-fi.com/megapod   Follow us:   http://www.kitesurf365.com   https://www.instagram.com/kitesurf365/   Brought to you by:   Aluula Composites   Push your boundaries with lighter stronger materials, taking wind sports to new heights   https://aluula.com   TheKiteMag,  bringing you the very best in kiteboarding. Become a subscriber today and get 15% off by using the code “KITESURF365” at checkout.    https://www.thekitemag.com/  

Björn Dunkerbeck is the undisputed G.O.A.T of windsurfing, a 42 time windsurf world champion and the windsurf speed record holder. Björn's parents fell in love with windsurfing in Denmark. They decided to move to Gran Canaria when Björn was 8 and opened the Dunkerbeck Windsurf Center where he learnt.  Björn started competing in windsurfing at 12. He was 2nd in the junior world championships in the under 18 category when he was only 15 and was rising rapidly on the world rankings.At 18 he was 2nd in the world just behind Robby Naish. Then from 19 he was first from 1988 until 1999 winning the overall world championships 12 times in a row along with 30 different discipline titles. He was unbeatable during that period. In a career expanding 30 years he won 42 world windsurfing championship titles. In 2021 he broke the 100km/h barrier on a windsurf board in Luderitz, Namibia with an incredible speed of 103.67kph. Tune in to find out how Dunkerbeck stayed at the top level in windsurfing for over 3 decades. Setting speed records, what drives him now and loads more! Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Björn Dunkerbeck is up to on Instagram at bjorndunkerbeck and be sure to check out his website dunkerbeck.comLike what you hear?  Please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Chris Burkard, Wim Hof, Shaun Tomson, Robbie Maddison. 

It's a special place: The Windsbar in Torbole. For 23 years Marco Cattoi and his sister Allessandra have been managing and constantly re-inventing this Lago hot spot. Windsurfing, skiing and cycling with friends, his passion for music and Marco's vision designing special events and a great atmosphere have created the Windsbar spirit. The lake with all its races and events brings a great mix of sports stars like Laser Gold Champion Robert Sheidt, windsurf legends Bjorn Dunkerbeck, Robby Naish and cyclists like Daniel Oss and Francesco Moser, to the Windsbar. The place to be after a great day at the Lake. _____________ SHOWNOTES _____________ Find more about the Windsbar: • Windsbar Webpage: http://www.windsbar.com/ • Windsbar on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindsBarTorbole/ • Windsbar on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/windsbartorbole/ the brand explorer: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belling_brandcoaching/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bellingAgileCoaching • Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dirkbelling/ • Webpage: http://www.the-brand-explorer.com • Feedback & Questions: info@the-brand-explorer.com

A great catch up with Eric Sterman, running us through his local downwind runs, how it differs in different conditions and his progressions based on using different equipment. Eric was first exposed to foiling when working on the film crew for Robby Naish's Longest Wave Movie. This was early days and he has been through a lot of progression and learning since then.He shares some advice on equipment and how gear will work for some people but not for others. The trick is trying a bunch of gear and seeing what clicks for you. We get into the downwind runs Eric learnt on and he gives some really good insight on different spots to chip in for the Turtle Bay Run and a few tips on angles to run as you go down the coastline. Was awesome to get a comparison on the North Shore Downwind Runs to the South Shore Downwind Runs on Oahu and how both compare to the Gorge.All in all was a fun and chat, take some time out and enjoy this fortnight's Catch Up.If you'd like to learn how to downwind foil I'd love to hear from you and help you undertake your journey. Get in touch via email info@caseyaus.com or head to my website www.caseyaus.com and check out the Coach Casey Club for basic and premium options. I'll be releasing a free demo version of my online modules soon so keep an eye on that if you want a bit more insight into what the Coach Casey Club really is and how it works.New episode due every fortnight so stay tuned for that.

Daniel und Kai sprechen über Projektmanagement, Leadership, Selbstmanagement in erfolgreichen Datenprojekten und darüber hinaus. Als freiberuflicher Berater hilft Daniel Graffe seinen Kunden im Bereich Reporting und Datenanalyse. Die Bedürfnisse, Anforderungen und Prozesse des Kunden und der Mitarbeiter genau heraus zu arbeiten ist ihm dabei besonders wichtig. Zudem hat Daniel aufgrund eines einschneidenden Erlebnisses sich dem Thema Zeitmanagement von einer ganz neuen Seite gewidmet und ist als Speaker, Autor und Seminarleiter in diesem Bereich tätig. Das kannst du für dich aus der heutigen Folge mitnehmen: • Was sind die Stellschrauben für erfolgreich wahrgenommene Datenprojekte? • Faktor Mensch im Datenumfeld und wie ich mich als Führungskraft darauf einstelle • Wie kommen wir mit dem Unternehmerjournal-Methode besser durch den Tag? • Einblicke von der Konzern-Karriere zur Selbstständigkeit • Was hat Robby Naish als Motivator mit Content Creation zu tun?

In this interview Robby Naish talks about Wingfoiling and his movie: The longest wave. He gets into: what you miss if you have not started wingfoiling already, where the future of wingfoiling is heading to, what makes wingfoiling so unique and he tells many stories of his outstanding watersports career. Robby Naish needs no introduction. He is just Robby Naish. If you have never heard of him please send me a DM at Instagram @dgraffe where you have been the last 50 years on this planet :). Follow Robby on Instagram: @robbynaishus1111 And check out www.naish.com for more info on wingfoiling gear. Watch this interview and more on the Wingfoil Experience Youtube Channel: http://youtube.com/danielgraffe This interview with video: https://youtu.be/CXMTJGfud5U Get all the links for every podcast episode here to share the stoke with your friends: https://www.wingfoilexperience.com/ Please contact me if you have questions about wingfoiling, want to hear your favorite wingfoiler in the podcast or just wanna say hi. Get me on instagram here: @dgraffe #GoWingIt Daniel

Zu Gast in dieser Folge: Robby Naish, die lebende Legende des Wasser-Brettsports. Außerdem haben wir aus einer ganzen Reihe von Filmstarts die spannendsten für euch rausgesucht.

Robby Naish berichtet über die Doku "The Longest Wave". Außerdem verrät er sein Lebensmotto: "Du bist nie zu alt, um Spaß zu haben!"

Matthieu Colombel est né à Asnières dans les Hauts de Seine (92). Il est enseignant depuis 2000 en sciences physiques mais il a également été formateur à l'INSPE de Créteil pendant 7 ans. Ses modèles identificatoires se situent dans le sport : Robby Naish, génial pionnier de la planche à voile et Tiger Woods, joueur de golf exceptionnel. Aujourd'hui, Matthieu travaille chez lui. Il s'est mis en disponibilité et donne des cours à domicile de Mathématiques et de Physique. Son parcours professionnel était tout tracé : Professeur de lycée situé en zone sensible et prévention violence puis formateur. Mais Matthieu aime quand ça va vite. Alors pour changer de rythme il est sorti de sa zone de confort et comme un bon sportif qu'il est, il a travaillé dur pour redonner du sens à son métier et peut-être également retrouver le goût d'aider les élèves. Pendant le premier confinement, il a commencé à publier des petites vidéos sur Youtube, à destination des parents et puis ce format correspondant parfaitement à celui du Podcast il a créé carnet de liaison où il partage son expérience d'enseignant mais aussi son usure du métier et sa volonté de changer sa manière d'enseigner. Son podcast comporte déjà une cinquantaine d'épisodes qui constituent à la fois une thérapie mais également un partage inspirant. Retrouvez Matthieu sur Twitter : @CarnetLiaison ... sur son podcast : Carnet de liaison et enfin, sur son site : laissemoitaider.com Bonne écoute !

Zane Kekoa Schweitzer is a Hawaiian waterman and inspiring human being. In this interview he tells the story about wingfoiling jaws for the first time, what the ultimate waterman championship is, how he teaches his students wing foiling in a couple of days and how he talked Pete Cabrinha into handing him the first wing on the island. Growing up with legends of the surfing world like Pete Cabrinha, Robby Naish, Laird Hamilton, Gerry Lopez and many many more, he is not only a true waterman but also an inspiration. His book "Beneath The Surface" is highly recommended if you want to learn how he lives with gratitude. The quote that stuck the most with me is: "Be grateful for your past, live in the present and manifest your future.". I highly recommend you to check out his book right here: https://zaneschweitzer.com/ The whole interview is also available as a youtube video podcast right here: https://youtu.be/7cRxnVMTOqY You will find more related wingfoiling content on my youtube channel: http://youtube.com/danielgraffe Check out the awesome new website of this podcast here: https://www.wingfoilexperience.com/ If you want to get in touch with me, please do so here: https://www.dgraffe.de/en/ Or via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dgraffe/ Follow Zane on Instagram: @zaniac1 https://www.instagram.com/zaniac1/ Or on YouTube, he has some of the best wingfoil tutorials out there! https://www.youtube.com/zaneschweitzer #GoWingIt Daniel

This episode is a re-broadcast and was originally recorded way back in 2015. We're making some major changes here at SUPfm and before we come back with the second half of Season Three we're taking you all the way back to our first season, where Nick got to chat to the ever impressive Kai Lenny. Kai is a down to earth guy despite growing up at the centre of the surfing world at his home in Hawaii. All the greats, Laird Hamilton, Dave Kalama and Robby Naish would stop by his house on a Friday for a barbecue with his dad. One day (when he was 16 years old) they invited him to foil surf at Jaws. He's paddled Molokai many times, won stand up paddle world titles and surfed Jaws when it's huge. He is right up there with the best, at whatever water sport he is taking part in. Kai talks about his training, his mentors and the attention given to his confrontation with Connor Baxter at the much missed Battle of The Paddle event 2014 The wonderful thing about talking with Kai Lenny is that he is clearly grateful for what he has achieved and is proud to share the love of his sport with whoever he meets. It's also great to see him taking time out to meet and inspire the local kids wherever he paddles. Kai Lenny has created the Positively Kai Foundation which promotes ocean safety and youth development education. It's a great commitment to the community with an objective to set up training clinics to introduce kids to water sports wherever they are. The chat ended early due to some Skype problems, but we hope you'll enjoy listening to one of the sport's top talents, because we really enjoyed talking to him. We talked briefly about his time surfing Jaws. This video takes you with him as he glides down the face of one of the world's most powerful forces. Support this podcast

Heute möchte ich mit Dir gerne ein Interview mit Prince Alec alias Alexander Wilken (Alex) teilen. Alex ist unter anderem Saxophonist, Dj, Produzent, Windsurfer, und Stand up Paddling-Trainer. Bereits mit 10 Jahren fingen seine Leidenschaften Surfen und Musik an, seinen Tagesrhythmus zu bestimmen. Sport und Musik in Verbindung mit Reisen sind auch heute noch Prince Alec`s Antrieb und Inspirationsquelle. Er gründete die Künstleragentur "Wilken Entertainment", gehört zu dem Trio Mono Beach, DjDj Live ist sein neues Musikprojekt und er hat die Prince Alec Golftrophy ins Leben gerufen, mit bereits sieben Turnieren. Er hatte zahlreiche Auftritte auf Festivals, Konzerten und Tourneen in vielen Ländern unter anderem auf Hawaii.  Ich habe die große Ehre ein Vorwort von Robby Naish einspielen zu dürfen, dem berühmten Windsurfer, welches auf Hawaii aufgenommen wurde. Er kündigt darin Prince Alec und weitere tolle Musiker an, die zusammen eine CD auf Hawaii aufgenommen haben, die "Hawaiian Lounge" eine von mindestens 25 CDs von Prince Alec. Ich lade Dich ein, mit mir eine Reise in die Welt eines außergewöhnlichen Musikers und Surfers zu machen, einer Welt, die unter anderem besteht aus dem Wasser, dem Meer, dem Wind, dem Grün von Golfplätzen und der Liebe zur Musik, einer Welt aus den Klängen des Saxophons. Du wirst 2 Daily Reminders hören, welche den Klang aufgreifen und Dir eine vielleicht neue Sicht darüber vermitteln. Ich wünsche Dir ganz viel Freude mit diesem Interview, Deine Gak Duk. 

6x Indoor World Champion, Aloha Classic Winner, 4x Wave Vice World Champion and a Course Racing Vice World Champion Nik Baker is a 90s legend. He takes us from his humble beginnings at Brighton when he dreamt to become a professional windsurfer like Robby Naish, to beating the King in the Aloha Classic final. Super candid and very talkative this is for sure up there with the best podcasts we've done so far. And the Polakow impersonation is a cherry on top of the cake. Let us know if you agree!

Do we really need to tell you who Robby Naish is? Guess not! What we can tell you is that Maciek didn't take it easier on him then anyone else. How did he even become so good? Why did he stay on tour after he stopped winning? Why did he start a brand when he said it's the last thing he'd do? Why didn't he want to give custom boards to Kauli and Brawzinho? What really happened with Bernd Roedriger? And how far can one stick ones head up ones ass? For this and much more tune in. The King is in the house!

Something a little different for you all this week, I had the fortune to catch up with Robby Naish over in Maui on the phone last week. We talked for about 45 minutes about how Covid 19 has effected business, about the last 25 years of making production gear and about how much he enjoys sharing the stoke to get on the water with others. It was never intended to be a podcast, but it felt too good not to share... Enjoy!

Today's BOOTHCAST is with Annie Reickert and is brought to you by Vaikobi! Annie does just about everything in the water, surfing, big wave surfing, SUP racing, SUP surfing, foiling, wing foiling and is a true waterwoman. Growing up on Maui she was introduced to the water sports culture from a young age and admired waterman like Kai Lenny, Dave Kalama and Robby Naish. She talks to us about SUP racing at 13, being the first woman to foil Molokai to Oahu, racing unlimited SUPs from Maui to Molokai, being part of the foil progression, wing foiling, surfing in the Big Wave World Tour at Jaws, placing at the APP World Tour and the Columbia Gorge Paddle Challenge, different training techniques and a bunch more. Thanks Annie for your time :) Support BOOTHCAST: https://anchor.fm/boothcast/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boothcast/support

In Sports, Robby Naish won 23 World Windsurfing titles... and knows which way the wind is blowing...

Klapper's Connections this week is the Wind of Chance... are you ready when that chance comes... when it blows in a new direction... Doc stories come from the lives of Alan Jay Lerner, Bing Copeland, Robby Naish and Dr Robert Klapper...

Published 29 March 2020Given the lack of ongoing sailing, we have decided to do a few conversation specials. Bar Karate Conversations.Our first Guest is the one and only Mr Robby Naish.#barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #robbynaishus1111 #redbull #quicksilver

In ‘The Longest Wave,’ audiences are invited to see a rare glimpse into what motivates an athlete who has everything to lose to push his body and mind to the limit. A film about surf legend Robby Naish. Writer-director Joe Berliner is known for documentaries on Metallica, Oprah, Tony Robbins and Ted Bundy. Recently, he also directed the Netflix fictionalized movie, ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile,’ where Zac Efron stars as Ted Bundy. In this interview, Berliner discusses commitment to a subject and how themes may not arrive until a year into the process. Robby Naish discusses trust and vulnerability as the subject of a documentary, hurdles as an athlete focused on longevity, and why he was a reluctant participant in the documentary. Then, both men discuss career longevity, knowing when to pivot, what it takes to live a life of passions, and why nothing comes easy. If you enjoyed this interview, join millions of viewers for the new YouTube video essay series, Creative Principles, which dissects new films, series, and more: bit.ly/2FARJz5

Hanix-Chefredakteur Robert Mucha begrüßt als Fragen stellender Chauffeur regelmäßig unterschiedlichste Akteure aus Heilbronn und der Region um die Neckarstadt herum bei sich auf dem Beifahrersitz. Diesmal: Stefan Pyttlik Diesmal sitzt Trendsportveteran Stefan Pyttlik bei Hanix-Mann Mucha im e-Golf. Die beiden fahren u. a. am ehemaligen »Press« am Kiliansplatz, dem innerstädtischen Treffpunkt der coolen Heilbronner Jugend in den 90ern, vorbei, wo Stefan an seinen Skateboardtricks feilte. Außerdem ging es an den Neckar zwischen Kernstadt und Böckingen, wo sich der Tausendsassa daran erinnerte, wie er, gestartet im Neckar, einen Monat lang mit seinem Stand Up Board über Deutschlands Flüsse paddelte und schlussendlich ging es nach Gagernberg, einem Beilsteinner Teilort, wo die Vereinszentrale des Trailsurfers Baden Württemberg e.V. in Stefans restauriertem Fachwerkhaus beheimatet ist, um über sein aktuelles Herzensprojekt für Mountainbiker zu erzählen. Im Gespräch erzählt Stefan von seinen Zeiten als Snowboard- und Kitesurfprofi – Stefan war erster Deutscher Meister im Kitesurfen und lebte mehrere Monate auf Hawaii und in Südafrika. Und wie er einmal Robby Naish, die Surflegende kennenlernte und mit ihm gesurft ist. Spannnend war auch Stefans Trip mit dem Stand Up Paddel, als er im Neckar eingestiegen ist, um am Spreeufer von der Berliner Polizei vor dem Kanzleramt um Selfies gebeten wurde und auf der Elbe in Hamburg von der Wasserschutzpolizei abgeschleppt wurde, um am Ende die perfekte Welle abzusurfen. Weiter sprechen Mucha und Pyttlik über virales Marketing, sein Label »Jonny Love«, den Drang mit der Schaufel in den Wald zu gehen, um sich Mountain-Bike-Trails zu bauen und wie man diese dann im Nachgang legalisiert bekommt. #originalteile #heilbronneroriginal #hanix #hagelauer #vw #originalteilepodcast #heilbronn #podcast #hanixmagazin #trailsurfersbw #jonnylove #snowboarding #kitesurfing #skateboarding #standuppaddling #gagernberg #beilstein #oberstenfeld #badenwuerttemberg #mountainbiking #trail #dontfuckthefuckers #stefanpyttlik #podcaster

They say you shouldn't meet your heroes, we'll this week I'm sharing a conversation I had with one of mine this summer, none other than the legend Mr Robby Naish. US1111 carved a name for himself in the windsurfing industry from a very young age, and that passion and drive for the sport led him to become one of the most successful watermen of all time. Not just an accomplished athlete across a multiverse of sports, he's a successful businessman too and still heads up the Naish watersports business to this day. Offering equipment for windsurfing, kitesurfing, surf and SUP foiling, stand up paddle and now wind wings, Robby leads a life many of us can only dream about. Enjoy.

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I asked Robby Naish if he had any tips for jumping in high winds...

Kai Lenny is a 24-year-old superstar in nearly every water sport you could name. He’s a seven-time stand-up paddle-boarding (SUP) world champion, two-time kitesurfing world champion, and a multi-award-winning big wave surfer, tow-in surfer, windsurfer, and hydrofoiler. As Kai and Andy talk at length today, you’ll learn more than the mere distinctions between each water sport, but the mental challenges and style integral to a world champion’s success. Growing up in Maui, Hawaii, with parents who shared his adoration for both the water and athleticism, Kai and his younger brother found themselves at the beach as often as possible. Kai’s lifelong obsession with the ocean has come to the point where, no matter where he travels in the world, he finds a way to surf in some fashion—even if that means finding rapids to ride in Montana. As Kai’s technical skills came to match his passion, he’s practiced the “silent art” of separating himself from a crowd and bringing his individual take to the water. With critical surfing mentors like Kelly Slater and Robby Naish playing a significant role in his life, Kai has learned to thrive on pressure and find a level-headed calm in even the most thrilling moments of his career. In his conversation with Andy today, Kai reveals why each water sport he pursues is far more of a lifestyle and purpose-driven endeavor than it is a traditional sport, and the reasons why he could never train and perform at his expert level without his avid team of sponsors, supporters, mentors and family members alongside him. Links Facebook Instagram Twitter Wikipedia Kai Lenny on YouTube World Surf League Kai Lenny - Red Bull Also mentioned Humble Market Kitchin by Roy Yamaguchi

This week Nick chats with three time World Champion stand up paddler Kai Lenny. Kai is a down to earth guy despite growing up at the centre of the surfing world at his home in Hawaii. All the greats, Laird Hamilton, Dave Kalama and Robby Naish would stop by his house on a Friday for a barbecue with his dad. One day (when he was 16 years old) they invited him to foil surf at Jaws. He's paddled Molokai seven times, won three stand up paddle world titles, surfed Jaws when it's huge. He is right up there with the best, at whatever water sport he is taking part in. Kai talks about his training, his mentors and the attention given to his confrontation with Connor Baxter at the BOP 2014 The wonderful thing about talking with Kai Lenny is that he is clearly grateful for what he has achieved and is proud to share the love of his sport with whoever he meets. It's also great to see him taking time out to meet and inspire the local kids wherever he paddles. Kai Lenny has created the Positively Kai Foundation which promotes ocean safety and youth development education. It's a great commitment to the community with an objective to set up training clinics to introduce kids to water sports wherever they are. The chat ended early due to some Skype problems, but we hope you'll enjoy listening to one of the sport's top talents, because we really enjoyed talking to him. We talked briefly about his time surfing Jaws. This video takes you with him as he glides down the face of one of the world's most powerful forces. Support this podcast