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Have you ever spent 10 full minutes in complete silence, no music, no journaling, no TV, no computer/phone, no humming, no talking, no... anything? I don't know if I have. Today's guest, Shane Heath, spent a full 10 DAYS in total silence at a recent retreat. While Shane is better known for being the owner and founder of MUDWTR, a coffee alternative consisting of organic ingredients lauded by cultures old and young for their health and performance benefits, today's conversation centered around Shane's recent meditation experience and all the tangible takeaways from it.  In today's show, Shane takes us through all the lows and the highs of 10 days of complete silence, spending over 8 hours a day meditating, his journey of learning what some of his personal "drugs" are (including work and finding self-worth through his job), developing intuition and deeper physical and emotional awareness, Shane's passion for the wellbeing of his employees at MUDWTR, the future of entrepreneurship, deeper wisdom, and how the simple act of removing things from your life can actually give you more. Get ready for one of the most transformative episodes of EMBody Radio yet.  GET 15% OFF MUDWTR WITH CODE "EMBODY"  SHANE'S WEBSITE FOLLOW SHANE ON IG FOLLOW MUDWTR ON IG ---- Interested in working with EDF Coaching to reach your fitness and lifestyle goals? Click here to inquire!  WHERE TO FIND ME: Instagram YouTube Website (sign up for the email list here!) EmandDarbyPresets Instagram Legion Athletics - Code Embody Cured Nutrition - Code Emily ----------- The #JackedNNerdyTrainer At Home Program The #JackedNNerdyTrainer V I Program The #JackedNNerdyTrainer V II Program    

This week on Long Walks and Robots...Lightning strikes as Ryan finally bestowed a true visual gift unto Shane by way of Bad Trip.  Unfortunately, the moment is soured by the lament of Michael Bay's latest pyrotechnic plot device, 6 Underground.  What lacks in its narrative substance is almost saved by, adrenochrome dream, Ryan Reynolds in a true to stereotype performance.Moving on to their glorious purpose, the boys dig into episode 3 of Loki.  Surprise surprise, Ryan didn't love it.  However, does a spirited case made by his robotic counterpart leave him with a change of heart?  Lucky for our protagonists, they had a little dessert this week by way of the splendiferous return of Rick and Morty.  A vibrant showing of creativity displayed in the season opener has blessed the bots with the warm and fuzzies of the inaugural seasons.While Shane's thoughts seem to elude him throughout, he tries to get to the "bottom" of intimacy.  We also find out he's a bit light in the loafers around the ominous opening melody of The X-Files.  Oh, and Ryan finds the delivery of apocalyptic news via a video monitor to be inconsequential.  Neat!All this and more on Long Walk and Robots...Enjoy!!

Shane Anderson was a key personality and image when skiing needed it the most, in the mid to late 90’s.  While Shane had the Rockstar look, it was his tricks and the company he kept that thrust him to the forefront of the ski industry.  Part early big mountain guy and part new schooler, Shane rolled with the innovators of the sport until injuries got in the way.  On the podcast, we talk skiing, the Tahoe crew, Hollywood, and making documentary films. Shane Anderson Show Notes: 3:00:  Getting the Keys to the City of Olympia, growing up in Olympia and finding skiing on his own 9:00: Champion Archer, the Olympia music scene, and being the shy kid 13:00:  When does the Shane look start, College in Tahoe and the Tahoe scene 17:00:  Filming with CP, skiing with legends, progression, and competitiveness 22:30:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 25:00:  Sponsors, money, contests, and the state of the industry 30:00:  Meeting Skogen Sprang and Evan Raps, CR, and the train jump 39:00:  Chapter 3, Poor Boyz, first X-Games, and the party mentality of back then 43:00:  Peter Glenn Ski and Sports Rollerblade:  Find out all about the award-winning Skate to Ski program 44:30:  His marketability, the 2000 X-Games injury, and blowing his knee over and over 52:00:  Leaving K2, The Real-World Tahoe, becoming an actor 58:00:  Trying to re-find his identity, getting hooked on a fishing trip, leaving LA, going to college to study fish, and making documentaries. 65:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Kent Kreitler

Today we shine the spotlight on an amazing family to inspire you on your education journey. Through these examples, we want you to know that if your situation isn’t working, it doesn’t have to be that way. You can find your own success path, and it may look very different from what you are doing right now. And you’re not alone. That’s what Taryn discovered. Her and her 3 kids moved through 17 schools in 10 years. Each of them were diagnosed with disabilities, prescribed highly scheduled drugs and attended years of multiple therapies. By some miracle when things were at their worst with Shane, their neighbor introduced them to Self-Directed Education and their lives began to transform. Shane started directing his own education. He attended a democratic school before making his big decision to take his drumming career to the next level. He spent a year full time completing the highest grade in music and now teaches drums. Inspired by these positive shifts, Taryn launched into the depths of research in alternative education methods. She also trained as a Self-Directed Facilitator and was a staff member at a Sudbury school, for 1 year. While Shane had a really rough beginning with school... since self-directing Shane no longer needs meds, therapies or has any diagnoses. It's a really inspiring story and one you'll definitely learn a lot from.

Today we shine the spotlight on an amazing family to inspire you on your education journey. Through these examples, we want you to know that if your situation isn’t working, it doesn’t have to be that way. You can find your own success path, and it may look very different from what you are doing right now. And you’re not alone. That’s what Taryn discovered. Her and her 3 kids moved through 17 schools in 10 years. Each of them were diagnosed with disabilities, prescribed highly scheduled drugs and attended years of multiple therapies. By some miracle when things were at their worst with Shane, their neighbor introduced them to Self-Directed Education and their lives began to transform. Shane started directing his own education. He attended a democratic school before making his big decision to take his drumming career to the next level. He spent a year full time completing the highest grade in music and now teaches drums. Inspired by these positive shifts, Taryn launched into the depths of research in alternative education methods. She also trained as a Self-Directed Facilitator and was a staff member at a Sudbury school, for 1 year. While Shane had a really rough beginning with school... since self-directing Shane no longer needs meds, therapies or has any diagnoses. It's a really inspiring story and one you'll definitely learn a lot from.

This week on Long Walks and Robots...Why watch one movie when you can watch 3? This is Shane's recommendation as he breaks down the Cloverfield Trilogy. While Shane deals with multi world dilemmas, Ryan makes light work of the early days of quarantine via HBO's Locked Down.While the ominous landscape of Westview is still ambiguous, hindsight has realigned the viewpoints of our cinephiles as peace falls upon house Robot once more. Games, yeah, they played em. The path to Valhalla is long and Shane has finally taken the first step. All this and more on Long Walks and Robots.Enjoy!!

This week on Long Walks and Robots...Ryan may have slept on Sleepers but in hindsight wishes he'd slept in. While Shane liked Vice so much he became a Bush apologist. Meanwhile in Westview, all is quiet in the Maximoff residence, although there seems to be a domestic disturbance in the Robot house. The slow pace of WandaVision's inaugural episodes has our two dad's at ends. Later, Valhalla will have to wait as we head back to Montana for some more FarCry.Enjoy!!

Late upload this week as we had a few technical difficulties. But here we are a day late and a hooker short...This episode of the podcast not brought to you by Apple!! We contemplate Only Fans and break down our movie suggestions from episode 4. Ryan watched the Paul Dano and Daniel Radcliffe (yes Mr. Potter again) driven 2016 Adventure/Comedy "Swiss Army Man". While Shane partook in the Russian born 2020 Horror/Sci-Fi "Sputnik". We also touch on "The Boys", Korra, and "the people's" supercut. Basically no video games this time, boo. Enjoy!!!

Today Nick wakes up with a familiar face, Andy Moldenhauer, in the dump trunk. While Shane & Andy keep try to pop their clutches Andy Moldenhauer tries to find his place in the world with a new gang. Blood In....Blood Out! You can find Andy Moldenhauer at What We Remember and Andy Loves Chips anchor.fm/andyloveschips anchor.fm/whatweremember :::Beer Of The Week:::. We're paper bagging it! Podcast@SketchyNonsense.com www.SketchyNonsense.com Facebook.com/SketchyNonsense Twitter.com/SketchyNonsense Patreon.com/SketchyNonsense "Upbeat Forever " Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

 Hi and welcome back to Rants and Rambles. Where you get the privilege of listening to two college roommates rant and ramble about crime, history, and anything else that crosses their mind. This week Britney discusses a robbery of millions of dollars, and the importance of words in society. While Shane brings in Part 1 of a story all about the British Serial Killer John Christie.  So come listen to us rant and ramble

Hi and welcome back to Rants and Rambles. Where you get the privilege of listening to two college roommates rant and ramble about crime, history, and anything else that crosses their mind. This week Britney discusses the Tulsa Race Massacre, and the importance of words in society. While Shane lightens things up with the original Dr. Feelgood and her inability to speak or take cohesive notes. So come listen to us rant and ramble.

The studio renovations have started! Dave tweets Piers Morgan, has a damaged soil pipe and needs new brake pads. While Shane tries to collaborate with a sex shop and leaves a voicemail ...

While Shane is still up north slaving away in the mine, Mack and Kevin get together to talk about being sick at work, punching beavers in the face and tell stories in an hour-long edition of On The Tools Story Time. If you have a story that you would like to share, send us a message on Instagram or contact us by email. Social Media:InstagramTwitter FacebookMackKevinShaneBeer Sponsor:Winnipeg Brew WerksWBW Instagram Shoutouts:utah_electrician Justin MacDonaldJustin Damron Links:Fisherman's Friend Klein Tools Ratcheting RJ45 Pass-Thru™ Modular CrimperRJ45 Pinout Diagram DENVER HAYES Flextech Jeans Mid-Canada Boat Show Hilliard, Ohio Berens River, ManitobaAmish vs HutteritesFlex TapeFlex Tape CommericalCanadian Army TLAVM777 155mm Howitzer3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment, British ArmyPredator DroneBench GrinderRuPaul – SupermodelBarra MacNeils - The Island (Cape Breton - Home of Our Hearts)Weird Al – Amish ParadiseWillie Nelson – On The Road AgainSupport the show (https://www.safetynetstudio.com)

EP 2 More teams, more fun - Brisbane, Adelaide, GWS and Collingwood. James turns up on his bike in a suit fresh from a meeting to discuss broken bones, family hospitalisations and taking dives! While Shane gives insights on perspiration and a love of padded pants. Stay in the loop at crawfhirdy.com ******** Special Thanks to Spencer Panels ******** Music - Melody Jones Podcast recorded, mixed and edited by Jimi Lloyd-Wyatt @ Ginger Recording Studios

While Shane's away, Todd will play. After spending some time talking about nice it is that Shane's gone, Todd gets down to business and delivers some bad news about Windows Phone. He raises our spirits by talking about some new beaiutification that OneDrive has and gives us the best news of all, Edge is coming to iOS and Android!! He finishes the podcast off getting techy and talking about SharePoint Server's cursed noderunner.exe processes. What they are, and how to handle them. He finishes off with some good old Lorem Ipsum.

How many 20 year olds do you know that you can find on Wikipedia? Here is Shane's bio from Wikipedia: "Shane Feldman is a motivational speaker and critically acclaimed producer.[1] He is one of Canada's Top 20 Under 20.[2] Feldman is the founder and CEO of Count Me In,[3][4][5] the largest youth-led organization in North America. As CEO (Chief Executive Optimist) at Count Me In, Feldman is the creative strategist behind the organization's core programming,[6] which help young people find their passion through volunteerism. The unique initiative connects youth with community opportunities and causes matching their interests, inspiring local involvement, leadership, and social innovation.[7][8]"   Plugging into his community in Grade 9 literally changed his life.  “Getting involved was the key to all things awesome.”  What started in 2011 as what was supposed to be a 50 student assembly in his high school, turned into 400 students from 7 schools. The momentum quickly grew and in 2012 the gathering included 1000 students from over 30 schools. Today Count Me In has produced 7 major events, 2 global broadcasts, impacted 10 million in about 104 countries around the world.   “Your age does not define your potential.“ Shane is living proof of this statement.   Shane learned early on how to turn your pain into purpose.  He made the choice to look for the good in anything.  The starting point is being authentic, being your true self, and looking for the good that is in you that you can share.  You have it in you to do something positive for someone else and in doing so you cannot help but feel good yourself.  Smile at someone, hold the door for someone, strike up a conversation with a stranger on the bus.  It is as simple as brightening someone's day to brighten your own.   To make someone happy just think about what would make you happy. Do that.   We talk about the potential loss of connection that social media could create.  Shane talks about the upside of the uber connected world.  Count Me In has leveraged the internet to provide a global broadcast that has inspired millions.  Shane believes we will get back to increasing that connection with the prevalence of video.  "You can’t rely on technology to create deep meaningful relationships."     If you are growing up feeling connected to your community then you are not going to make those bad choices.  You are going to strive to do your part in making a positive difference. Shane believes that a legacy isn’t something you leave, it is something you live.     When surrounded with all these choices of what to do with your time you are tempted to ‘waste time’ chasing fun but when you realize that these are not isolated blocks of time but a limited resource connected to your entire life and the total block you have, you become more mindful of how you spend it.  If you think of time like your financial resources and budget you tend to spend it more wisely.  That’s not to say that down time is wasted.  His definition of wasted time is doing any sort of activity that removes you from your life.  That takes you away from your authentic self.  Shane shares a time where he struggled with being a workaholic at a young age, going to bed with his lap top.  We talk about the risks, downsides and the toll that this can take on your life.   On Personal development. Personal reflection - some might call it meditation but Shane trys to start and end his day reflecting on how he spent his day.  Being mindful you can make the choices that are congruent with who you want to become.   Physical Activity - walking meetings, jogging. Movement, whole body involvement is important for idea generation.  Shane learned this by studying Shakespeare.  His drama teacher told him that shakespeare isn’t something you learn but something that you feel. When you want to be super productive you are able to visualize more when you are moving, your brain is just “glowing”.     Shane’s definition of success: personal satisfaction and happiness.  Being able to wake up every morning and smile at yourself for yourself simply for being who you are.     How does Shane keep his ego in check given the massive success at a young age?   Self reflection is the key.  The bigger the movement became the more he realized he could easily lose sight of what was real and what was marketing.  He saw it happen in other areas where individuals led with their egos and not their hearts.  This realization had Shane become very mindful of why and how he made decisions.  Success and fame is not really about ego.  It is about finding a message or story that resonates with the masses.  While Shane is following his purpose he has ‘surrendered’ to the world and follows his gut.     I asked Shane about the potential of making the very youth he intends to inspire feel unworthy by being such a large example of making an impact. If he fears that he will set the bar too high. I had recently listened to Brene Brown talk about this. The concern is that the message that we have to do these huge, extraordinary things can set us up for feelings of unworthiness.  Set us up to feel like we are never enough.     The message of Count Me In is more about what you CAN do not what you MUST do. The message is to make a change locally.  You don’t need to get on a plane to make a difference.  You don’t need a ton of cash. Start small, start local.   On Parenting Teens A lot of parents look at teenagers as this weird, eery brand new animal they have never seen before.  Shane talks about the similarities between teens and toddlers (trust me, I have a teen who sometimes acts like a toddler).  They both have that youthful, innocent enthusiasm.  They both have a certain curiosity and a need to explore.  As parents the best thing we can do is to give them guidance and that safety net to call home while they explore their individuality.  Demonstrate that they have the freedom to explore but still allowing that safety net.  The more they feel valued the more they’re going to a grow into a physically and mentally stable adult.   We discuss the Count Me In 4 day Leadership summit and the transformative impact that it had on Shane.  He talks about how it was the most meaningful and fulfilling event he has ever produced.   We wrap up with Shane sharing his story of some friends who started an initiative called #founda50.   I was so impressed with Shane's passion for what he does that I decided to sponsor a youth to attend Count Me In's Leadership Summit.   Resources: Count Me In Movement CMI Leadership Summit Shane's personal website Shane's Wikipedia page The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer Brene Brown   Topics We Explore:   Shane tells the story of how he created the largest youth run conference on the planet. Guarding against Ego Surrendering to what is Parenting Peer pressure The fact that possibilities are endless regardless of your age We talk about the power of perspective. We talk about a Pay it Forward movement called Found a fifty

This past weekend was New Japan's (Hell, all of wrestling's) biggest show of the year--Wrestling Kingdom 14. While Shane covered both nights on Aftershocks with Imp, Jeff wasn't able to make it to Night 2 due to technical glitches; so they will discuss it tonight. Plus, this coming weekend is Hard to Kill, so time permitting the guys will run down that card.