Podcast appearances and mentions of scott kraus

All signs point downward for the North Atlantic Right Whale. The chair of the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, Scott Kraus, speaks with host Julia Wright about the continuing fight to save the species from extinction. And he shares with us why he has hope for the declining population based on his decades of research.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Scott Kraus about the continuing fight to save the North Atlantic Right Whale from extinction. The North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium met this week to consider moves to reverse the downward trend in the species numbers.

Note: This interview was broadcast on WGBH radio, Boston's NPR station for news and culture, on April 17, 2011! Photo: courtesy US Marine Mammal Commission The endangered North Atlantic Right Whale is probably our closest cetacean neighbor. There are only about 350 of them in total, and they live precariously near to shore, along the Eastern seaboard, in a horrendously busy commercial shipping corridor that stretches from Nova Scotia to Florida.  Scott Kraus, the vice president for research at Boston's New England Aquarium, and the head of its right whale research project, has studied these whales for decades, and the aquarium's efforts on their behalf have led to dramatic improvements in right whale habitat. Courtesy Rosalind Rolland/New England Aquarium But they remain nonetheless threatened -- primarily by us humans.  ThoughtCast's Jenny Attiyeh met with Kraus at the New England Aquarium recently, to discuss his latest book, which he co-edited with his colleague Rosalind Rolland, called The Urban Whale. Click here (4 minutes) to hear Scott Kraus read a poignant passage he wrote (about a baby whale) from The Urban Whale. Click here (20 minutes) to listen! And click here (4 minutes) to hear Scott Kraus read a poignant passage he wrote (about a baby whale) from The Urban Whale.

Our #1 Fan supporter on Patreon and ex-NASA engineer Scott Saionz makes his debut on the podcast to discuss exercising in space. Feel free to skip ahead to each topic using the following timestamps: 7:00 Intro to Microgravity, Weightless, and the Vomit Comet 9:55 NASA Twin Case Study 12:16 Physiological challenges in microgravity 14:40 Physical Therapy in Space for Lower Back Pain 22:20 Problem-solving issues on a Mission To Mars 24:00 Orthostatic intolerance, vascular and vision issues 28:00 Weight loss in space and diet issues 30:30 Coming back to earth after exercising in space 33:20 Epigenetic adaptations to gravity 37:20 Muscle morphology and muscle fiber types 39:50 Commerical flights on rockets in the future 41:20 Sleep disruptions and circadian rhythm issues 44:30 Cosmic radiation and Earth's magnetosphere 47:15 Why Elon Musk is wrong about nuking Mars 49:00 Problems with artificial gravity 52:24 Microflaura, Microbiomes and Immune Health 56:25 Bed rest studies and why they mess you up 59:44 How Astronauts exercise on the space station 1:01:20 Why Dumbbells Don't Work in Space 1:03:00 Pneumatic Resistance Machines 1:09:30 Field trip to the Glenn Research Center 1:12:00 How Astronauts Lift Heavy in Space (ARED) 1:13:28 Postural Muscles slow-twitch fibers taking a hit 1:16:40 Treadmills (T2) in space 1:20:00 Ellipticals in space and alternative cardio 1:25:00 Testing out space equipment here on Earth 1:28:00 Bioengineering genes for micro/hypergravity 1:29:00 Stasis fields and Star Trek Tech 1:30:00 Companies (OYO etc) using "space-age tech" marketing OYO Portable Gym affiliate link: https://amzn.to/2MF9boj 1:39:22 Sweating in Space, What Happens? Space Balls 1:43:00 Sci-Fi movie technology becoming real tech 1:45 Scott Saionz's new 1L2L Hats, Face Mask, etc he got from the 1L2L store Which you can get at 1LIFE2LIFT.COM/SHOP FYI P.S. As Scott Saionz pointed out, Scott Kraus from SCOTTCAst is actually not "anti-space". Scott has his own podcast that's highly entertaining (especially when I'm a guest on it!) covering everything from current events to odd news stories, philosophical quandaries, and musings about life, the universe, and everything esoteric. Check it out at THESCOTTCAST.COM >>For as little as $2/mo you can become a Patreon, check it out at Patreon.com/1L2L Like our Page Facebook (fb.me/1LIFE2LIFT) and/or join our Facebook community (www.facebook.com/groups/1L2Lfans/) for all discussion related to his Youtube channel and podcasting topics.

It's another podcasting crossover-sode! Scott Kraus of SCOTTCast joins us to discuss the logistics of the Podcasting Monarchy, and helps Michael balance being the "daddy" of the world. Then, April "Ape" Terry is a fifth-generation Greeting Card creator, and she is not the best at it. Also, Basement Dweller/Shadow Person Blake Blunders returns to the show to discuss the shortage of souls due to the quarantine. Finally, we catch up with celebrities during the quarantine, including reciting Dolly Parton's COVID-19 poem. Credits: Scott Kraus, Kate Holmes, Lauren Duprey Find MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVH The Michael Duprey Variety Hour is a member of the Planet Ant Podcast Network: Find Planet Ant Podcasts on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlanetAntPodcasts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetAntPods Or at the website: https://planetantpodcasts.com/ Intro Theme: “Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Renown Hamtramck podcaster Scott Kraus joins David on the maiden voyage of the 1L2L podcast. A consensus is reached on first two elements of success, Scott adores Batfleck while David analyzes his workout regimen, Scott reveals his personal barriers to fitness, and David responds to first ever listener mail on HIIT and intermittent fasting. Music is "Phoenix" (Orchestral Mix) by MDK (ft. Nick Sadler). Check full notes for details on the show and full music info. If you like the Feedback sandwich shirt to want to purchase any of my 1L2L merch check out the shop at 1LIFE2LIFT.COM/SHOP

Scott Kraus of the SCOTTCast and the Detroit Songwriter Dispatch joins us on the show to help decide once and for all who the greatest podcast host in Hamtramck is. Then, the Memento Mori Man MC E-OR bums us out and reminds Michael's Papa Tim of his impending doom. Credits: Scott Kraus, Robert Allen, Adam Bacigal Find Scott Kraus on the Web: Website: http://scottcast.us/ DSP Website: https://detroitsongwriterdispatch.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/scottkraus6 Find MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVH The Michael Duprey Variety Hour is a member of the Planet Ant Podcast Network: Find Planet Ant Podcasts on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PlanetAntPodcasts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetAntPods Or at the website: https://planetantpodcasts.com/ Intro Theme: “Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Audra Kubat joins Dave Toennies and Scott Kraus to talk about the Detroit Folk Festival in the inaugural episode of The Detroit Songwriter Dispatch

Audra Kubat joins Dave Toennies and Scott Kraus to talk about the Detroit Folk Festival in the inaugural episode of The Detroit Songwriter Dispatch - Facebook LinkWhere The Old Miami3930 Cass AvenueDetroit, MI 48201When12:00pm - 11:00pmThe Detroit Folk Festival will be held outside at The Old Miami this October! Featuring several of Detroit's best folk artists and singer songwriters, this all day event is perfect for anyone who needs a little folk in their lives.50% of proceeds will be donated to InsideOut Literary Arts. Click the link to find out how you can get involved!Hosted by Audra KubatNoon – Open Mic12:30 – Songwriter Round w/ Willa Rae, Mar Brisa, Kaylan Waterman, and Ian Lee Lamb1:30 – Alison Lewis and Kelly Corrigan 2:15 – Sean Blackman3:00 – Lac La Belle3:45 – Songwriter Round w/ Tamara Finlay, Ben Stalets, Mike Galbraith, and Audra Kubat4:45 – Jo Serrapere and John Devine5:30 - Anthony Retka and Kate Hinote6:15 - Brian Koenigsknecht7:00 – Don Duprie7:45 – Greater Alexander 8:30 – Libby DeCamp9:15 – Songwriter Round w/ Erik Alan, Mike Ward, Dave Toennies, and Scott Fab10:15 – RemnoseLine-up subject to changePresale tickets live here: https://ticketf.ly/2wTrsGh

Scott Kraus, vice president and senior science advisor at the Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life at the New England Aquarium in Boston, talks about the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument, created last year and already under threat.  

In episode 35, Chuck sits down with his friend Scott Kraus to talk about South America! Scott spent some time in Colombia and Ecuador, while Chuck has spent no time in any of the twelve sovereign nations or three territories. The largest country in South America, Brazil, has already been covered in a previous episode....

Guests include Elmwood-Murdock coach Matt Shelsta (2:00), Friend girls coach Scott Kraus (10:40) and former Husker, and contributor to NEwrestle.com Rob Sanders (21:23)