Podcasts about Tuatara

The Auckland Tuatara suffered a heartbreaking 111–110 loss to the Taranaki Airs in a tightly contested Sal's NBL game in New Plymouth on Monday. They'll be looking to rebound at home against the second-placed Canterbury Rams. Dylan Wilkie joined D'Arcy Waldegrave from the Tuatara camp to preview the upcoming clash. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Claire Concannon heads to Auckland Zoo to meet their resident tuatara.   Tuatara are pretty special, the only remaining species of reptile from an order that lived alongside the dinosaurs. And they haven't changed much in millions of years.   University of Auckland PhD candidate Cam Hoffbeck has been investigating the tuatara gut microbiome, to see whether it is also unique.   First though, ectotherm keeper Chye-Mei Huang brings Claire inside the tuatara display enclosure to have a closer look as she feeds them some small locusts. 

Are you a woman looking to break barriers and achieve leadership in dentistry? Today, we're thrilled to have the esteemed JJ Littrell join us. As the Co-Founder and COO of Tuatara, a Strategic Finance Agency specializing in serving single-location dental practices, JJ brings a wealth of expertise and passion to the world of business finance.JJ's journey is a testament to her versatility and leadership. From Fortune 500 companies to international startups, she's led teams of all sizes, demonstrating her ability to navigate diverse business landscapes. With a firm belief in the transformative power of finance, JJ is committed to helping dental practices achieve sustainable growth and success.In this thought-provoking interview, JJ shares her insights on the changing dynamics of business ownership, the challenges and opportunities facing women in leadership, and the pursuit of a fulfilling work-life balance.Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and empowered to achieve your goals.Discover More about JJ Littrell:

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Carmen Hoffbeck is a microbiologist at the University of Auckland specialising in the gut microbiome of the mighty tuatara. She joins Emile Donovan.

Tomasz Kostrzab is the Chief Technology Officer, currently leading the technology strategy and innovation efforts at TUATARA, based in Warsaw, Poland. With a background spanning over two decades, Tomasz has demonstrated expertise in information technology and services, particularly in areas such as Business Process, Enterprise Transformation, and Application Architecture. His professional journey includes significant roles at TUATARA, where he initially served as the Chief Technology Architect before assuming the role of CTO in June 2017. Tomasz's career also encompasses valuable experiences at IBM, where he contributed as an IT Architect, and at Orange Poland, where he worked as an IT Analyst.To know more about Tomasz Kostrzab, visit https://businessabc.net/wiki/tomasz-kostrzabAbout TUATARATuatara is a technology and consulting firm dedicated to revolutionizing customer experiences through a harmonious blend of innovative consulting and cutting-edge technology solutions. With a mission to drive digital transformation, Tuatara offers an extensive range of services, from back-end integration solutions to process digitalization and the creation of pioneering business models. The company operates at the intersection of technology and consulting, encouraging businesses to embrace change with agility, creativity, and spirit. Tuatara's commitment to exceeding expectations is reflected in its diverse portfolio of products, including Actionbot, Fintin, Tasil, and more, all geared towards providing businesses with a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.To know more about TUATARA, visit https://businessabc.net/wiki/tuataraAbout citiesabc.comhttps://www.citiesabc.com/​​​​​​​​​​​ About businessabc.nethttps://www.businessabc.net/About fashionabc.orghttps://www.fashionabc.org/ About Dinis Guardahttps://www.dinisguarda.com/Support the Show.

The Sals NBL action continues tomorrow night as the Tuatara will host the Bulls to tip off round 5. SkySport commentator Andrew Mulligan joins Smithy on the show ahead of the coming round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Auckland and Taranaki contested a close early-season match in basketball's NBL.  The Tuatara won 84-77 - Corey Webster contributed 25 points and eight assists and Rob Loe sank 22 points and 14 rebounds.  Both teams have a 1-1 record thus far.   Cam Gliddon joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to preview today's clash against the Wahi.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I denne episoden utforsker vi noe vi alle er kjent med, men kanskje ikke alltid legger merke til - groovet. Vi diskuterer hva som gjør en låt groovy, og hva er egentlig "groovy"? Og er det en forskjell på "groove" og "groovy"? Vi deler våre personlige topp fem mest groovy låter. Som alltid, vi deler våre tanker og meninger, og vi inviterer deg til å bli med på diskusjonen. Hva er din topp fem groovieste låter? Hvem glemte vi? La oss få vite i kommentarfeltet på Facebook og Instagram eller i tilbakemeldingen på Spotify. Og glem ikke å sjekke ut spillelistene våre på Spotify og Tidal for å høre låtene vi diskuterer i hver episode. Du finner linkene lenger ned i beskrivelsen.Husk, musikk er best når den deles, så tips en musikkinteressert venn om podkasten vår. Vi høres! ADVARSEL! SPOILERE FØLGER:  Litt info: Nye episoder slippes annenhver søndag. Følg oss på Facebook og Instagram: ⁠@larsogfrode⁠ Besøk vår hjemmeside: ⁠larsogfrode.no⁠ Se episodene på YouTube-kanalen vår (kan være forsinkelser med oppdateringer): ⁠Lars og Frode på YouTube⁠ Støtt oss ved å kjøpe offisiell merch: ⁠Lars og Frode merch⁠ Spillelister: ⁠Spotify-liste med "Ukas Tips"⁠ ⁠Tidal-liste med "Ukas Tips"⁠ ⁠Spotify-liste fra denne episoden⁠ ⁠Tidal-liste fra denne episoden⁠ Artister i denne episoden: Tower of Power, Tuatara, Stevie Wonder, Fieh, Helmet, MaidaVale, Wu-Tang Clan, The Beatles, Beastie Boys, Gossip --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/larsogfrode/message

NHRA's Brian Lohnes and HOT ROD Magazine's John McGann chat with Nelson Racing Engines Founder, Tom Nelson! Tom takes us through the highs and lows of his career, telling never-before-heard stories like putting Twin Turbos in an airboats, and plummeting off 50-foot cliffs in Iceland! The guys talk to Tom about the genesis of Nelson Racing Engines, StreetFire.net, how the show "Driven" got started, the formula off-roading crash in Iceland, reevaluation after the crash, the artistry of engine building, the F-Bomb '73 Camaro, Tuatara, 2019 Ridler Award, and why we're in the wild west era of HOT RODDING! 2:03 - 40,000 hp HOT ROD shoot! 3:14 - Where It All Began. 6:48 - The Go Kart that started it all. 10:16 - Street Racing. 12:52 - The start of Nelson Racing Engines. 18:34 - First NRE projects and learning the business. 21:57 - First PRI Show. 22:59 - From StreetFire.net to YouTube. 28:35 - How "Driven" got started. 33:25 - Formula Off-Roading in Iceland. 35:02 - "We're going off a 50-foot cliff!?" 39:25 - Immediate aftermath of the crash & recovery process. 47:09 - Reevaluating the business. 55:40 - The artistry of engine building. 58:16 - The F-Bomb '73 Camaro. 01:03:34 - The Wild West of Hot Rodding. 01:06:15 - Metal printing with AI. 01:07:35 - NRE x Tuatara. 01:11:46 - The 2019 Ridler Award. 01:16:32 - What's next?

Season 5 Episode 16 FACULTY: JJ Littrell CLASS: #SocialStudies TITLE: Creating Accounting Client Avatars In this podcast episode, Scott interviews JJ Littrell, CFO at Tuatara. The conversation spans JJ's unconventional entry into accounting through the FBI, experiences with Elliot Davis and Starmount, insights into balancing parenting and business growth, the genesis of Tuatara, managing multiple agencies under one practice, establishing an institute, similarities between accountants and dentists, considerations about partnerships, and the importance of identifying client avatars. JJ Got into Accounting through the FBI Elliot Davis and Starmount Parenting versus Growing a Business The Origins of Tuatara Two Agencies, One Practice Building an Institute Creating A Community Platform with Value Similarities between Accountants and Dentists Partnerships Dealing with Conflict in Partnerships Advice for Generalist Dentists Finding your Client Avatar Shout Outs: Thinkific, Ryan Reynolds --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/accountinghigh/message

I have always loved travel, especially to great Natural Environments. We all have favourite destinations and I have been extremely lucky touring the world while filming for Discovery Channel and Animal Planet – But in New Zealand alone, there are plenty of places that are inspirational when you want to have a break for all sorts of reasons: Gardening Botanic gardens in Auckland, Hamilton, Christchurch, Otari (Wellington), Dunedin, Queens Park Invercargill, Napier and Waikereru (Just outside Gisborne). Most have their own botanical highlights: local plants, or a series of trees and shrubs from around the world – others focus on botanists and their historical discoveries. Otari/Wilton Bush: New Zealand's only public botanic garden dedicated solely to native plants – all because of a vision by Leonard Cocaine. Waikereru – Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander plants from Cook's Endeavour. If you want to get some inspiration for your garden, go and visit some of those places mentioned above. This is gardening on a huge scale. At the same time you'll find out what grows well in your region and often keep up on the latest plant releases. Stunning Natural Parks Mount Taranaki – great tracks in the National park: The Puffer Track going up steeply and showing you the spectacular botany as you climb higher and higher, ending up on the Round-the-Mountain track. You may have heard about the famous cloud forests (Moist air going upwards in Mountainous Tropical areas) – well, if you park your car at the lower end of the North Egmont carpark (down from the visitor centre) you can access the Connett loop track, which goes through New Zealand's cloud forest. This is the real deal in Aotearoa. The Lewis Pass (right at the top) has a fabulous, high altitude walk around wetlands (tarns) with orchids flowering and constantly on the edge of the tree-line: shrunken alpine versions of trees you might know from lower altitudes. If you like Lichens, this is the walk to make. Great insect life all over the place, especially in late spring and summer. (Alpine stone weta!) Further south, try to spend some time in the Catlins. Sealions, Southern rata flowering, deserted beaches and extraordinary forests in pristine landscapes. This is where you immediately get the definition of Biodiversity. This is the very first time in my life that I have mentioned the Catlins on the wireless – it should remain a secret place for ever and ever (ake ake). Milford track too long for you? I have a perfect alternative: Start the Routeburn track on SH 94 (the Milford Road, an hour north of Te Anau) and get to Key Summit. Pick a good weather day and get to the top: Alpine views, wetlands with magical wetland plants (a few Sundew species – Drosera); these plants eat insects – extraordinary! Key summit is the Natural History of Lord of the Rings. Oh yes… rock wrens !!! Ecological “Islands” These are bits of our Landscape that have been made predator-free. That allows the presence of pretty rare birds, lizards, aquatic critters and insects, to name but a few groups under pressure. Zealandia (Wellington) is a mere 20 minutes from down town. Predator proof fence keeps the nasties out; kaka,Tuatara, falcons, kiwi, tieke hihi etc etc. The noise can be deafening. Maungatautari near Cambridge, south of Hamilton is an impressive breeding ground for western brown kiwi: “kohanga kiwi”. After releasing some of these birds there, the numbers increased dramatically. Now these birds can be translocated to other sites with effective pest control. Good numbers of other endangered birds and bats. Brook Waimarama near Nelson where the predator-proof fence keeps the locals safe. It's a great valley with aquatic habitats and my favourite giant carnivorous snails (Powelliphanta) Orokonui EcoSanctuary North of Dunedin city. One of the few places where you can see the large Otago skink, sunning itself on warm rocks in the sun. With Kaka, Tui and Bellbird sipping nectar from native flowers and additional sugar water dispensers, the sounds are reminiscent of the concept of a cacophony This is what New Zealand sounded like when Maori arrived! Tawharanui Open Sanctuary is probably the most “summer Holiday destination”: North of Auckland on the Coast, not far from Goat Island. Kiwi, Takahe, brown teal, Kaka and bellbird, tui and some stunning (albeit small) areas with original forests. Puriri trees with puriri moth holes in the trunks, beaches with dotterels and rocky sea-shore sites with amazing marine rockpools with endemic Nudibrancs and endemic fishes. It's the place where we take teachers for the school holidays with the Blake Inspire sessions: Nature Nerd teachers, ready to teach Nature Nerd Kids! Finally: My environmental “home” in Aotearoa: Wingspan in Rotorua. This is the place where you can interact with falcons, harriers and owls, and learn about the people that rescue these raptors and teach them to fly and hunt for prey, using ancient falconry techniques and traditional methods in ornithology, language and culture.   LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The title of this episode may make you laugh, but we're serious. Our guest today is JJ Littrell, who is my very best "b*tch please" friend...meaning we get on Zoom every Tuesday morning and push each other to express our full potential. Whether that's money mindset, pushing each other to do sales, coaching each other through slumps, or just cheering each other on.  So why "b*tch please?" because that's what we say to snap each other out of playing small.  JJ is a force to be reckoned with. In the last 12 months, she's exited her role as a corporate CFO of an international company to co-found a 7-figure business called Tuatara. She's lost over 30 pounds, invested in her marriage and parenting, taken dream trips and is living a life she truly designed.  In fact, she recently spoke on stage in Vegas to over 3500 people, alongside Ryan Reynolds!  JJ is the ultimate badass, proof that you don't have to stay trapped in a "good-on-paper" life, and her BIG, bajillion-dollar dreams will inspire you to go bigger too.  Lastly, JJ is a keynote speaker at the Grab Life by the Goals Summit January 6-7, 2024 in Charlotte, NC! Get your ass there, and enter code JJ for 10% off at checkout: https://www.laurenwidrick.com/summit Tuatara Website: https://growwithtuatara.com/ Connect with JJ on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jj-littrell-1a15894/   And don't forget to connect with me on the socials!  IG: https://www.instagram.com/laurenwidrick/ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-widrick/  

Invercargill has long been home to a group of tuatara, ranging from juveniles to perhaps Invercargill's most famous resident of all, Henry - aged somewhere between 100 and 150 years old. And this week they've been their six-monthly health checks - known around the council offices as their 'Plunket checks. Mark Leishman talks to Caroline Rain and Kate Gough about what goes into a tuatara health checkup.

New research has found tuatara sperm are fast moving and three times longer than the human version. But the viability of the sperm is hugely variable. Researchers at Victoria University of Wellington say the discovery could help boost tuatara survival rates. Lead author, Dr Sarah Lamar, spoke to Corin Dann.

Merri the Tuatara - Jordana Whyte reports on a perplexing condition facing young dinosaur Merri. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Dave Laux joins us to talk about developing as a keeper, some of the attitudes in reptile keeping over the years, and how they have changed/have not changed. We cover how Dave discovered happiness in his battle with himself over collecting. How his collection grew and shrank, and grew and on and on, how did Dave break out of that cycle? Dave pours over life in New Zealand in fine detail working with everything from green geckos to Tuatara. SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/20-dave-laux/ LINKS FROM THE EPISODE: Support, Subscribe  & Follow: CHECK OUT Custom Reptile Habitats CLICK HERE SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST NETWORK: SPOTIFY► https://spoti.fi/2UG5NOI Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/ReptilesandResearch Subscribe on YouTube: youtube.com/c/ReptilesandResearch Follow on Instagram: @reptilesandresearch  

Auckland Tuatara Coach Aaron Young joined the show to preview their clash against the Nelson Giants. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cam Gliddon out of the Auckland Tuatara joined the show to preview their clash against the Southland Sharks. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might have seen these animals, but you've unlikely imagined they could be millions of years old! Tuatara might look like a regular iguana at first, but it's literally a living fossil since it's been around for about 250 million years. Jellyfish have been present on our planet for over 500 million years. Chinese Giant Salamander can grow to be bigger than an adult person, and it's been roaming our planet for 170 million years already. The sea lamprey is ancient parasitic fish that lives in the western and northern Atlantic Ocean. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Ethan and Tom are joined by David Long, Senior Sports Reporter at stuff.co.nz, to discuss the unfortunate demise of the Australian Baseball League's Auckland Tuatara franchise. The guys dive into the incredible rise, and tragic fall of New Zealand's only ABL team, and discuss what the future of baseball in New Zealand looks like. Tom and Ethan also discuss their season-long frustration with the Phillies, as well as some exciting upcoming episodes of the show!Follow the Baseball Podcast on Twitter @thebaseballpod2 or email us at thebaseballpod@gmail.comAnd check out our show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebaseballpodcast2748FFollow David on Twitter @davidlongffxAnd read his fantastic work at https://www.stuff.co.nz/authors/david-long

Nick Barrow from the Auckland Tuatara joined the show to preview their clash against the Jets. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The main handler of Invercargill's celebrity tuatara Henry is retiring this month, after a relationship dating back more than five decades. Lindsay Hazley met Henry back in 1970, then a schoolboy volunteering at Southland Museum.

Che talks to Kathryn about why Southern mayors can't keep out of the news, the intentional poisoning of trees, Henry the tuatara's keeper calls it a day after 52 years and the Routeburn Classic Trail Running Race is on weekend.

Piney catches up with Baseball NZ CEO Megan Crockett after the news that the Auckland Tuatara baseball team had gone into liquidation. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand's only professional baseball club has entered liquidation. Auckland's Tuatara Baseball Franchise was unfortunately unable to survive both the pandemic and the recent weather events. Tuatara's CEO Regan Wood says that while the club was insured, they have yet to be paid out. He said that if the money had come through earlier, it's likely that they would not have had to go into liquidation. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who doesn't like a good survivor story? Today, Laura and Katy talk about some species who have survived mass extinctions and remain relatively unchanged. These living fossils help us to imagine what our planet looked like millions of years ago and how evolution has changed things. They are the embodiment of the old adage, “if it ain't broke, don't fix it.”Support the show

Southland/Otago mayors have been divided over whether to challenge the Dunedin Hospital design cuts, Tess talks to Kathryn about the apology for the communications failure. Also an update on water shortages and drought in the region, and new information suggest Invercargill's famous Tuatara, Henry may be older than originally thought.

Piney catches up with manager of the Auckland Tuatara, Steve Mintz, as they prepare for their playoff match against Adelaide. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Piney talks to Jason Matthews after the Auckland Tuatara picked up a much-needed win on their hunt for a spot in the ABL Playoffs. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2:06:42 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: The Incoherent Tuatara’s Telephone Cantina, Choston Bands & Junkard Sane, AI interview time, modeling the world – past and present, Snoopy’s Hotel Life, reorganized the bookshelf, new vegan vitamins, Roky Erickson – “The War of the Worlds martians have landed”, Post-Arlen Monologix, Patch 001, Akka Arrh, […]

2:06:42 – Frank in NJ, plus the Other Side. Topics include: The Incoherent Tuatara’s Telephone Cantina, Choston Bands & Junkard Sane, AI interview time, modeling the world – past and present, Snoopy’s Hotel Life, reorganized the bookshelf, new vegan vitamins, Roky Erickson – “The War of the Worlds martians have landed”, Post-Arlen Monologix, Patch 001, Akka Arrh, […]

Slowly but surely, threatened native species are being reintroduced to our mainland from reserves and offshore islands.. Sarah K. Lamar, PhD candidate in Ecology and Biodiversity at Victoria University talks to Jesse.

Hello everyone and welcome to Episode Seventy One!  Here it is, mid-October and the fall rains are soaking us here at SMP world headquarters. As always, I want to say thank you to all of the show's patrons, including Brandon Bourassa, who came in at one Patreon level and recently went up to the next level – thank you Brandon, I appreciate that.  I also want to give a shout out to our newest patron, Christian Diederich, who made a one-time contribution via Venmo.  Thank you so much, Christian, and it was fun hearing about your recent experiences with rainbow snakes.  Christian spotted a neonate rainbow snake while driving 55 on a highway at night, which is pretty cool.  It got me thinking about my own rainbow snake sighting, which was 25 years ago and I haven't seen one since.  It was suggested that maybe I should herp better. I took a peek at some of the show's stats this week, I don't do this often, because it's easy to obsess over numbers and guess what?  42 thousand listens to date.  I think that's an amazing number and I appreciate everyone's help in getting here. Our show this week features a conversation with Sarah Lamar, a doctoral candidate at the Victoria University of Wellington in Wellington, New Zealand.  It's amazing to me that I can talk with someone on the other side of the planet with relatively little effort at all.  Sarah's research brings her into close contact with those amazing rhynchocephalians (see photo) and I thoroughly enjoyed our talk. Thanks for coming on the show, Sarah!  It was so much fun.  And thanks for listening everyone! And as always, please keep the comments and suggestions coming, and please take time to rate the show on your podcast platform! The show email is somuchpingle@gmail.com, and there's also a So Much Pingle group on Facebook, for discussion, comments, feedback, suggestions, herp confessions, methods for opening your third eye, tips for herping better, etc. Cheers! Mike

In this episode, we're exploring New Zealand's largest reptile and a species that is considered among the most unique wildlife in the world. We're talking about the tuatara! Hosts Rick and Ebone discuss how these creatures have a “third eye” and why even though it looks like a lizard, its lineage traces back to the age of the dinosaurs. Later, Kim Gray, curator of herpetology and ichthyology, joins the show to chat about this truly one-of-a-kind animal often referred to as a “living fossil.” If you have a question for Amazing Wildlife you can send them to wildlife@iheartmedia.com for your chance to hear it on the show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Is a Tuatara? Join us today as we learn about the fascinating creature that is similar to a lizard, but is not--the Tuatara. Sources: https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/animals/tuatara https://www.forestwildlife.org/tuatara/ https://www.britannica.com/animal/tuatara Send us listener mail! Send an audio message: anchor.fm/inquisikids-daily/message Send an email: podcast@inquisikids.com

Psybient.org Podcast -42- Tuatara - Ultimate Question of Life visit @ www.psybient.org and for more episodes @ www.soundcloud.com/gagarinproject/sets/psybient-org-podcast ! Full tracklist, necessary project links and description below

Empezamos 10ª temporada emocionados por los grandes invitados que vendrán. Para estrenamos por todo lo alto, hablamos con Fran García Obledo, Principal VFX Artist en Tuatara. Fran cuenta con un extenso currículum, habiendo trabajado en empresas como Novarama, Pyro Studios, GameLoft, MercurySteam, Rockstart Games, King o Ubisoft entre otros. Un invitado con muchísima experiencia en […] Lee la entrada completa en 10x01 - VFX artist, un rol muy demandado.

Please welcome SKERIK, Seattle's inimitable master of saxophone skronk, to Episode 056 of *The Upful LIFE Podcast. Brilliant on both tenor and baritone saxophone,  most often mixing in electronics, effects, and loops, Skerik is nothing short of a pioneer in saxophonics. 3:15 - Introducing Skerik 9:30 - Skerik interview Co-founder of Critters Buggin, Garage a Trois, Tuatara, DRKWAV, and Skerik's Syncopated Taint Septet. He is also an original member of both Les Claypool's Fancy Band and Fearless Flying Frog Brigade. Skerik has worked extensively with Stanton Moore (drummer-Galactic) and Charlie Hunter (8-string guitar) across numerous collabs, including Bastard Jazz, Emerald Quintet, plus Omaha Diner, Coalition of the Willing. His list of projects and peers is far too long for a podcast synopsis! Skerik is a son of Seattle through and through, even briefly working with grunge super-band Mad Season. We touch on a number of these topics in this wide-ranging conversation   Vibe Junkie JAM 30 mins of Col. Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade LIVE from Tipitina's Uptown in New Orleans, during Jazz Fest late night May 2002   EMAIL the SHOW! B.Getz@UpfulLIFE.com PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Listen to Upful LIFE on Spotify ! Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

Most of us know our beloved national reptile, the tuatara, as the rarest of global creatures. Time was, however, when the tutara was just as plentiful as those other reptilian characters, and not just here in the land of the long white cloud. Now a new Harvard-led study throws light on the tuatara's reptile whanau, in Arizona, dating all the way back to the Early Jurassic period. The American species has been named Navajosphenodon sani after the Navajo nation. University of Otago Palaeogenetics Laboratory director Nic Rawlence was involved with the study. He spoke to Corin Dann.

We're back in New Zealand for Episode 12 of Life On The Brink!! And this time, it's all for the tuatara! Some call it a "living fossil", others say they have a mystical third eye, but what we do know is there are a lot less of them than there used to be. In the episode, we run the tuatara rumours past our guest PhD Candidate Sarah Lamar and ask her why she researched the speed of their sperm in the name of conservation! Follow Life On The Brink on Instagram: instagram.com/lifeonthebrinkpodcast and via our website: lifeonthebrinkpodcast.com Follow Life On The Brink on Twitter: twitter.com/SphenodonSarah Produced by Gabriel George & Alex Bezzina Theme music by Kyle Morley Episode Cover Image: A tuatara. SARAH LAMAR.

In this episode we go over our personal backgrounds in the reptile field and the goals of the podcast. We also interview our very first guest Dr. Chris Carmichael. Dr. Carmichael teaches Ecology, Animal Behavior, and Vertebrate Zoology among other things at Bob Jones University. He is also the curator for the school's serpentarium. We discuss his research with Gila Monster venom for cancer treatment and Tuatara ecology and biology.

Alex and Tucker recap the Aston Martin Valhalla review, the new F1 Car, SSC admits the Tuatara didn't go to 300, and the amazing new C8 Z06 sound!

Latin Grammy-winning producer, composer, percussionist, and writer, Barrett Martin, has been playing music professionally for over 30 years, including work on over 100 albums worldwide. His work can be heard on albums by REM, Queens Of The Stone Age, Mad Season, Screaming Trees, Tuatara, Blues legend CeDell Davis, and recording sessions that range from the Peruvian Amazon, to Brazil, Cuba, the Palestinian West Bank, the Mississippi Delta, and the Alaskan Arctic. Barrett also holds a master's degree in ethnomusicology and linguistics, and has practiced Zen and various martial arts for over 25 years.Barrett has taught at several universities across the United States, and has written essays for The Huffington Post and Riot Material. In 2014 he was awarded the ASCAP Deems Taylor/Virgil Thompson Award for excellence in writing, and in 2017 he won a Latin Grammy for producing the Best Brazilian Rock Album (Nando Reis, “Jardim-Pomar”). Barrett's first book, “The Singing Earth,” was released in 2017, and his second book, “The Way Of The Zen Cowboy,” was released in 2019. His solo band, The Barrett Martin Group, has released 9 studio albums to date.His essays for Huffington Post can be read here: Huffington PostHis essays for Riot Material can be read here: Riot MaterialScattered Diamonds is the 9th studio album from Latin Grammy-winning producer, composer, percussionist, and writer, Barrett Martin. This time around, Barrett is featuring his collaborations with artists from around the world, from countries such as Iraq, India, Senegal, and Ghana, and including well-known rock and jazz musicians from Seattle, WA and Santa Fe, NM. These songs are as diverse as the guests themselves, and feature Barrett's original compositional style, built around his visceral drumming and global percussion techniques. As Barrett describes it in his own words:Scattered Diamonds is a collection of my best songs and collaborations with friends from around the world. The album represents my global musical influences, and it seems particularly timely now, because they feature musicians and singers from the Middle East, West Africa, and India, as well as several jazz and rock musicians, who I have worked with over the years. Scattered Diamonds encapsulates all of these special guests and their immense talents, organized into one concise album. Each of these songs is a diamond in their unique example of how music can be expressed globally, and I think it's my favorite album so far – it's certainly the most adventurous!”Barrett has also been promoting his 2 books, The Singing Earth and The Way Of The Zen Cowboy (both available as audiobook, paperback, E-Book, and Kindle), and he will be embarking on a One-Man Storytelling Tour in 2021. At the shows, he will be telling stories from his books, performing on drums and multiple percussion instruments, and presenting a slideshow of his photos from 6 continents, over the course of 30 years.Learn more about Lyte.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

282 mph, 1,750 horsepower. If you are insane, an incredible driver, and insane... you should buy an SSC Tuatara. This is either the best Hyper car ever made or one of the most insane land rockets since... well the last car they built. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-sNJzDvYdAuYqS_NV45OhQ/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=tuatara Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Staging-Lane-108077544324125/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=tuatara Thanks to our Sponsors: Pro Systems Turbo: https://www.prosystemsturbo.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=tuatara #Tuatara​ #SSC​ #SSCTuatara​ #ProSystemsTurbo #StagingLane

This is our very first episode of The Horsepower Hour and we're kicking it off with Aaron Samuelson from The Offroad Podcast! GM claims that they'll be all electric in 15 years (that's a lie), Edelbrock HQ in Los Angeles County CLOSES IT'S DOORS after 83 years in business, and the SSC Tuatara finally breaks the records that they said they did last year. An all new Honda K24 based v8 is in the works and the boys discuss what we'd love to put that in. Top 5 Of The Week are the Most Overlooked Overlanders and Aaron drops some insights, and our Smokin Deal or Smokin A Doob is a 2ZZ-GE swapped Mr2 with a surprise ending!https://www.motortrend.com/news/gm-ev-sales-2035https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/edelbrock-to-shutter-los-angeles-county-hq-after-83-yearshttps://www.caranddriver.com/news/a35327947/ssc-tuatara-speed-recordhttps://jalopnik.com/blue-birds-new-7-3-liter-school-bus-v8-from-ford-proves-1846145757https://www.hagerty.com/media/people/neutron-engines-honda-based-k48-v-8-promises-to-be-a-pint-sized-screamerSmokin Deal/Doob: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1313808028985409/Join our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/thehorsepowerhour

On this week's indepth discussion Dave and Borja discuss the internet's accusations that SSC's Tuatara didn't actually reach the speed it says it did and we make our case that SSC needs to redo the test. Plus we discuss the Bugatti Bolide and make the case that either it or the SSC will be the fastest internal combusion car ever. But first we talk about how Lewis Hamilton took the crown from Michael Schumacher as the winningest Formula One driver ever.

Why spend hours reading all of the car magazines? Take 20 minutes and listen to Dave and Borja as we discuss the week's automotive and racing news, get it all in one spot. Plus we discuss the SSC Tuatara's top speed run to 316mph (over 500kph!) and the hypercar competition in the super high top speed category.

The Boys talk about the latest in Motorsports news, the Indycar Title Fight, and an important record reclaimed for America. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-formation-lap/support

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