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We’ve seen plenty of companies make pledges to reduce emissions and increase investments in climate solutions. How real are these commitments? Someone who has been thinking — and acting — on this topic is Michael O'Leary, managing director at Engine No. 1, the activist investment firm that won three seats on the board of Exxon Mobile. “I think if we had made a purely environmental argument, kind of a save-the-polar-bears argument on why we need a new leadership at Exxon, I don’t think we’ve been successful. We had to make the economic argument, the argument that this is what what was best for the long term of the company,” O’Leary said. On the show today, we’ll discuss the role of corporate America in the fight against climate change and what it really means to have environmental social governance goals incorporated into business strategies. O’Leary, who is also the co-author of “Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism,” said there was a way to build an economy better prepared for climate change. “Ultimately, our economy has transformed before it can transform again. But given the sort of capitalist society we live in, it’s going to require capitalists to require shareholders to be part of that movement, if not leading it.” We’ll also discuss more dire news about how climate change threatens our food supply, and another sign that “capitalism doesn't care if you live or die.” Plus, listeners react to last week's episode with social psychologist Amy Cuddy on “pandemic flux syndrome” and an answer to the “Make Me Smart” question that's giving us all the feels. When you're done listening, tell your Echo device to “make me smart” for our daily explainers. This week, we're explaining food deserts, bicycle commuting and the possible end of open office workspaces. You can hear all our explainers here. And don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter! You can find the latest issue here. Here’s everything we talked about: “How the 137 million Americans who own stock can force climate action” from Vox “Hedge fund Engine No. 1 wins at least 2 Exxon board seats in climate push” from Marketplace “Do corporate pledges to fight climate change go far enough?” from Marketplace “An ESG Reckoning Is Coming” by Michael O’Leary from Harvard Business Review “US Crops Wither Under Scorching Heat”  from The Wall Street Journal “Delta Variant Outbreaks in Sparsely Vaccinated Asian Countries Disrupt Production” from WSJ “Stocks Rise, With S&P 500 Poised for Record Close” from the WSJ “Cryptocurrency Companies Are Leaving China in ‘Great Mining Migration'” from WSJ

We’ve seen plenty of companies make pledges to reduce emissions and increase investments in climate solutions. How real are these commitments? Someone who has been thinking — and acting — on this topic is Michael O'Leary, managing director at Engine No. 1, the activist investment firm that won three seats on the board of Exxon Mobile. “I think if we had made a purely environmental argument, kind of a save-the-polar-bears argument on why we need a new leadership at Exxon, I don’t think we’ve been successful. We had to make the economic argument, the argument that this is what what was best for the long term of the company,” O’Leary said. On the show today, we’ll discuss the role of corporate America in the fight against climate change and what it really means to have environmental social governance goals incorporated into business strategies. O’Leary, who is also the co-author of “Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism,” said there was a way to build an economy better prepared for climate change. “Ultimately, our economy has transformed before it can transform again. But given the sort of capitalist society we live in, it’s going to require capitalists to require shareholders to be part of that movement, if not leading it.” We’ll also discuss more dire news about how climate change threatens our food supply, and another sign that “capitalism doesn't care if you live or die.” Plus, listeners react to last week's episode with social psychologist Amy Cuddy on “pandemic flux syndrome” and an answer to the “Make Me Smart” question that's giving us all the feels. When you're done listening, tell your Echo device to “make me smart” for our daily explainers. This week, we're explaining food deserts, bicycle commuting and the possible end of open office workspaces. You can hear all our explainers here. And don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter! You can find the latest issue here. Here’s everything we talked about: “How the 137 million Americans who own stock can force climate action” from Vox “Hedge fund Engine No. 1 wins at least 2 Exxon board seats in climate push” from Marketplace “Do corporate pledges to fight climate change go far enough?” from Marketplace “An ESG Reckoning Is Coming” by Michael O’Leary from Harvard Business Review “US Crops Wither Under Scorching Heat”  from The Wall Street Journal “Delta Variant Outbreaks in Sparsely Vaccinated Asian Countries Disrupt Production” from WSJ “Stocks Rise, With S&P 500 Poised for Record Close” from the WSJ “Cryptocurrency Companies Are Leaving China in ‘Great Mining Migration'” from WSJ

This week, Patrick and Tracy welcome S. Qiouyi Lu, author of In the Watchful City. About In the Watchful City: The city of Ora is watching. Anima is an extrasensory human tasked with surveilling and protecting Ora's citizens via a complex living network called the Gleaming. Although ær world is restricted to what æ can […] The post Episode 501-With S. Qiouyi Lu appeared first on The Functional Nerds.

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Unencumbered Voices in Curated Spaces: Inspired by the life & work of Sir Frank Bowling - a three-part summer podcast series, investigating freedom of expression today and throughout art history.This second episode in a special series of conversations from Shade, supported by Hauser & Wirth is with art historian Michael Ohajuru. Based in London, Michael Ohajuru is a Senior Fellow of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies where he leads the ‘What's Happening in Black British History' workshops, fostering a creative dialogue between researchers, educators, archivists, curators, and policy makers. He speaks regularly on the Black presence in Renaissance Europe at the National Gallery, Tate Britain, British Library, National Archives and the Victoria Albert Museum, highlighting the overt and covert Black presence in national art collections. His new book coauthored with With S. I. Martin, ‘The Guide to Black London,' is forthcoming from September Publishing.‘Frank Bowling. London / New York' is on view Hauser & Wirth New York, 22nd Street from 5 May and Hauser & Wirth London from 21 May 2021. Shade Podcast is produced and hosted by Lou MensahEditing and sound design by CA DavisMusic by Brian JacksonSeries supported by Hauser & Wirth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Patrick and Tracy welcome Hugo and Nebula nominated author S.B. Divya, whose book, Machinehood, is available now! About Machinehood Welga Ramirez, executive bodyguard and ex-special forces, is about to retire early when her client is killed in front of her. It's 2095 and people don't usually die from violence. Humanity is entirely dependent […] The post Episode 488-With S.B. Divya appeared first on The Functional Nerds.

This week, we’re answering the question “what is an LLC?” An LLC, or limited liability corporation, is one type of legal entity that can be formed to operate your business.  It can certainly be intimidating to consider making this switch, but it's important that you know what it is. Today, we’re going to break down the pros and cons of becoming an LLC.    As we saw before, an LLC is or limited liability corporation is one type of legal entity that can be formed to operate your business. LLCs are popular because they provide the same limited liability as a corporation, but are easier and cheaper to run. If you're starting a business or currently running a business as a sole proprietor, you might consider forming an LLC. This is especially true if you are concerned about limiting your personal legal liability, as much as possible.    First, let’s go over the benefits of starting an LLC for your business.   Number one is personal asset protection. As its name states, an LLC provides you and/or your business owners with limited liability. That means that you, the LLC owner, are generally not personally liable for any debts incurred by your LLC business or most business-related lawsuits. Because you're not personally liable, creditors or people who file lawsuits against your LLCs can't collect against your personal assets, like your personal bank accounts, personal car loans. They're limited to collecting your LLC's assets, like the LLC's bank account.   The second benefit of an LLC is pass-through taxation. The profits or losses that the business incurs pass through the business to the owner's personal tax return, such profits are taxed under the owner's personal tax return. Single-member LLCs are usually taxed the same as sole proprietors. The owner reports the LLC's profits, losses, deductions, or schedule Cs and files it with his or her personal tax return. An LLC with two or more members is usually treated as a partnership for tax purposes. The profits or losses are reported on the owner's personal tax returns and taxed at their personal rates. Because LLCs are usually pass-through entities, their owners can qualify for special pass-through tax deductions. This deduction took effect in 2018 and is scheduled to continue through 2025. Again, consult your tax professional for specifics, anything to do with tax laws. One note about taxes: LLCs can also choose how they want to be taxed. They are usually taxed as sole proprietorships or partnerships, but multi-member LLCs or sole proprietor LLCs have the option of choosing to be taxed like a corporation. This is easily accomplished by filing a document called an election with the IRS. With corporate taxation, the corporation pays taxes on the business profits at the corporate tax rate. With S-corporation treatment, the LLC remains a pass-through entity with profits passed through the business to the owners to be taxed at their individual tax rates. But such distributions are not subject to social security and Medicare taxes.   Number three, simplicity. An LLC is the simplest business entity to form and operate. Unlike with a corporation, it's not necessary to have officers, directors, a board or shareholder meetings or other administrative burdens that sometimes come with having a corporation.   Fourth is flexibility. LLCs provide enormous flexibility when it comes to ownership, management, and taxation, there's no minimum or maximum limits on the number of owners, also called members. Many LLCs only have one member, like me, but an LLC can have five, 10 or hundreds of members. LLCs can be managed by their members, that is, all the owners share responsibility for the day-to-day running of businesses. They also have the option of designating one or more managers to run the business. Managers can be designated members, non-members, or a combination of anything in between.   Forming an LLC to own and run your business helps give you credibility, it reassures customers that yours is a real business. You'll also have an official name to use!   Now, let’s talk about some possible downsides to an LLC.   Number one: cost. It generally costs more to form and operate an LLC than to just be a sole proprietor or a partnership. Filing fees must be paid to legally establish the LLC. Although not legally required, it is highly desirable for LLCs to adopt a written LLC operating agreement, laying out how the LLC will be governed. Once the LLC is formed annual fees and taxes will be paid to the state. This can vary from state to state, so again, check with your expert team and your state laws.   Number two is investment disadvantages. LLCs are not ideal for business owners who seek outside investors. This is particularly true if you're looking for funding from venture capitalists who ordinarily will only fund corporations. Corporations work best for outside investments because stock can be issued in exchange for investor’s money. Outside investors can invest in LLCs and receive LLC ownership interests, but this can be more complicated than with a corporation.   Key Takeaways   Pros of LLCs:   Personal Asset protection. As its name states, an LLC provides you and/or your business owners with limited liability. That means that you, the LLC owner, are generally not personally liable for any debts incurred by your LLC business or most business-related lawsuits.  Pass-through Taxation. The second benefit of an LLC is pass-through taxation. The profits or losses that the business incurs pass through the business to the owner's personal tax return, such profits are taxed under the owner's personal tax return. Simplicity. An LLC is the simplest business entity to form and operate. Unlike with a corporation, it's not necessary to have officers, directors, a board or shareholder meetings, or other administrative burdens that sometimes come with having a corporation. Flexibility.  LLCs provide enormous flexibility when it comes to ownership, management, and taxation, there's no minimum or maximum limits on the number of owners, also called members. Credibility. It reassures customers that yours is a real business. You'll also have an official name to use!     Cons of LLCs     Cost. It generally costs more to form and operate an LLC than to just be a sole proprietor or a partnership. Filing fees must be paid to legally establish the LLC.    Investment disadvantages.  LLCs are not ideal for business owners who seek outside investors. This is particularly true if you're looking for funding from venture capitalists who ordinarily will only fund corporations.

Michelle Russ Michelle was born in San Diego California but raised primarily in Albany, Georgia, and has lived in Greenville, South Carolina for the past 26 years. She is the first daughter in a family of nine children. Michelle is married and has four children, she enjoys being outdoors, hiking, and western horseback riding. But her passion is helping develop others to reach their full potential. She sees the good and positivity in others, she inspires confidence and encourages those around her to be their best selves. She is a leader that leads by example and hard work. She created The Roofing Company in late 2018. With S employees and only a couple of months left in the year, she reached sales of $480,000. In 2019 she led The Roofing Company to 2.5 million in sales and in 2020 she closed out the year with S million in sales and 39 employees. Although she started The Roofing Company in 2018, she has been in the roofing industry for 16 years. She began as a full-time business bookkeeper for a prominent local construction company and also trained horses. While training, she sustained an injury that left her immobile and on her back for some time. This time allowed her to focus on herself, her dreams, and what her passions really were. She realized that the joy she felt from training these majestic creatures, she also felt when helping others see and reach their greatest potential. While healing from her injuries, she went to college and received an accounting degree. When she was fully recovered, she came back to the roofing industry with a passion and a drive that motivated her to be an incredible asset to the company she was employed for. She wore multiple hats, running a company that wasn't hers and making it into a vibrant thriving company, reaching 3 million in sales year after year. Company politics seemed to keep Michelle in a box where she couldn't allow herself, her staff nor the company to fully grow and reach their greatest heights. It was then that she realized that to accomplish her passion she needed to be in a position of leadership. So she started the first-ever, woman-owned, and operated roofing company. The Roofing Company now has 2 locations, 39 employees, and is still growing strong. She treats her employees with love and respect, empowering them to reach their potential and fulfill their dreams. The Roofing Company working culture has a true family feel, making employees and customers alike feel that they are a part of something great Michelle D. Russ The Roofing Company 2827 New Easley Hwy Greenville, SC 29611 Office 864-208-9415 Michelle@theroofingcompanysc.com www.theroofingcompanysc.com

Rendering Unconscious welcomes Dr Michael O’Loughlin to the podcast! If you enjoy what we're doing, you may support the podcast at our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/vanessa23carl Michael O’Loughlin is Professor in the College of Education and Health Sciences and Professor and in the Ph.D. program in Clinical Psychology at Adelphi University, New York. He has authored, co-authored or edited ten books, most recently [With S. Arac-Orhun and M. Queler], Lives Interrupted: Psychiatric narratives of struggle and resilience [Lexington Books, 2019]. Since 2018 he has been co-editor of the journal Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society. He is also editor of the book series, Psychoanalytic Interventions: Clinical, Social, and Cultural Contexts, and co-editor of the book series Critical Childhood & Youth Studies: Theoretical Explorations and Practices in Clinical, Educational, Social, and Cultural Contexts, both from Lexington Books. He is in private practice on Long Island, NY. http://michaeloloughlinphd.com This episode is available to view at YouTube: https://youtu.be/U4gKhl7a5qU Articles mentioned/discussed: O'Loughlin, M. (In press). Cultural ruptures and their consequences for mental health across generations: The case of Ireland. In I. Lambrecht & A. Lavis (Eds), Culture and Psychosis. New York & London: Routledge. O'Loughlin, M. (Under review). Book Review.  Love’s betrayal: The decline of Catholicism and rise of new religions in Ireland by Peter Mulholland. [Oxford, & New York: Peter Lang]. Journal of Psychosocial Studies, O'Loughlin, M. (In press). CBT: The Cognitive Behavioral Tsunami: Managerialism Politics, and the Corruptions of Science, by Farhad Dalal [Routledge, London, & New York, 1st edn., 2018]. Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society,  O'Loughlin, M. (2020). Whiteness in the psychoanalytic imagination. Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 51, 4,
 O'Loughlin, M. (2020). Ethical loneliness in the psychiatric clinic: The manufacture of non-belonging. Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 14, July-Sept. Book: O’Loughlin, M. (2009). The subject of childhood, New York: Peter Lang. Rendering Unconscious Podcast is hosted by Dr. Vanessa Sinclair, who interviews psychoanalysts, psychologists, scholars, creative arts therapists, writers, poets, philosophers, artists & other intellectuals about their process, world events, the current state of mental health care, politics, culture, the arts & more. http://www.renderingunconscious.org/about Rendering Unconscious is also a book and e-book! Rendering Unconscious: Psychoanalytic Perspectives, Politics and Poetry (Trapart Books, 2019) https://store.trapart.net/details/00000 Vanessa Sinclair, Psy.D. is a psychoanalyst based Stockholm, who sees clients internationally, specializing in offering quality psychoanalytic treatment remotely and online. Her books include Switching Mirrors (2016), The Fenris Wolf vol 9 (2017) co-edited with Carl Abrahamsson, On Psychoanalysis and Violence: Contemporary Lacanian Perspectives (2018) co-edited with Manya Steinkoler, and Scansion in Psychoanalysis and Art: the Cut in Creation forthcoming from Routledge 2020. Dr. Sinclair is a founding member of Das Unbehagen: A Free Association for Psychoanalysis. http://www.drvanessasinclair.net The track playing at the end of the episode is titled “This is New York” from the album "Cut to fit the mouth". Words by Vanessa Sinclair. Music by Carl Abrahamsson. Available from Highbrow Lowlife and Trapart Editions in standard and deluxe limited edition CD: https://store.trapart.net/details/00081 as well as digitally on Bandcamp: https://vanessasinclaircarlabrahamsson.bandcamp.com/album/cut-to-fit-the-mouth Portrait of Michael O'Loughlin

Recording Date: 2020.0711 Title: Right Livelihood Speaker: Sylvia Bay Talk is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_1KYCkEaA_U Sylvia Bay YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJPuTUQiCx5w1LLhZ8OrPu_QI1sQ-oe6y Sylvia Bay Catalog: https://www.dhammawitz.com/sylvia-bay This is the edited recording with annotations of the talk given by Sis Sylvia Bay on Sat, 11 July 2020 at Buddhist Fellowship 'Facebook Live'. This talk covers an extensive list of Sutta. Right Livelihood is 'fifth' under the Noble Eightfold Path. Sis Sylvia Bay explains that it's not simply about Right and/or Wrong Livelihood. Rather, Right Livelihood sits on precepts and must not be unpinned by any of the ten akusala kamma activities and not driven by lobha (greed/desire) and dosa (anger/ill-will/agitation). Instead, we need to cultivate dāna (generosity/giving), sīla (morality), bhāvanā (wisdom, morality and concentration) and our attitude should be one of empathy to others and not inflict on others what you would not inflict on ourselves. Sis Sylvia further explains that one must avoid staining the mind, must cultivate kusala (wholesomeness), restrain akusala (unwholesomeness); respect others, be kind and gentle, be considerate of another's feelings, etc. A practitioner will always have a sense of both hiri (moral conscience of shame) and ottappa (fear of moral shame) as guiding principles to safeguard our body, speech and mind. Using these key principles, one will be able to assess whether both the job and one's own attitude draws one closer to Dhamma or further away. Other Dhamma Talk referenced in this Talk is "Right Action" - https://youtu.be/BEAO0kNx38M Sutta and Vinaya References: Vaṇijjā Sutta AN 5.177 (Wrong Livelihood) Kammanta Sutta AN 3.119 (Activity) Ānaṇya Sutta AN 4.62 (Freedom from Debt) Yodhājīva Sutta SN 42.3 (A Warrior) Dhammapada Verse 100 (The Story of Tambadathika) Cūḷakammavibhaṅga Sutta MN 135 (The Shorter Exposition of Action) Brahmajāla Sutta DN 1 (The All-Embracing Net of Views) Bhikkhu Parivāra Pācitiya 51 - The drinking of alcohol or fermented liquor is to be confessed. https://www.dhammatalks.org/vinaya/bmc/Section0021.html#Pc51 Sīhasenāpati Sutta AN 5.34 (With Sīha) Tālapuṭa Sutta SN 42.2 (With Tālapuṭa) Cakkhupalatthera Vatthu Dhp1 Matthakundali Vatthu Dhp 2 Audio (MP3) and Whiteboard Notes for Downloads Only: http://u.pc.cd/2m77 Profile of Speaker: Sis Sylvia Bay has dedicated herself to the study and practice of the Buddha's teachings since 1992. She holds a BA (Hons) in Buddhist Studies from the Buddhist & Pali University of Sri Lanka, and was a lecturer with her alma mater. She also has a Masters in International Public Policy from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced Studies. Since 2001, Sis Sylvia has been a regular speaker on Buddhist doctrines and their practical applications at local and regional Buddhist organisations. In 2013, she published her first book “Between The Lines: An Analytical Appreciation of The Buddha’s Life”. She is now working on another book titled "Towards The Light: the Buddha's Guide to a Heavenly Rebirth". #sylviabay #dhamma #dharma #buddhism #rightlivelihood #N8FP #laylife #practice

Not only are s’mores a perennial favorite, they are also a trend that has been popping up on menus everywhere - from chefs like Dominique Ansel, who sells his frozen version all over the world, to Cracker Barrel’s S’mores Latte, to Starbucks’ S’mores Frappuccino and let’s not forget the Girl Scout S’mores Cookie, which debuted in 2017. The new book: S'mores! Gooey, Melty, Crunchy Riffs on the Campfire Classic(Workman Publishing, May 28,2019) offers 50 mouthwatering recipes by Dan Whalen who brings his signature spirited originality to the s’more - redefining what a s’more is and know it can be made with recipes for everything from snacks and appetizers to main dishes, sides and dessert, Whalen proves the S’more can go beyond the campfire. Surprising, simple and delicious recipes include: Pretzel's S'mores - Caramel Corn S'mores s - Everything Bagel S'mores, Hot Snickers S'mores, Avacado S'mores - The Elvis S'more - Fig & Brie S'mores, The Infamous S'moresburger - Pear & Candied Ginger Pear S'mores - Caprese S'mores And what's more - make a S’more with Peeps instead of marshmallows or a savory s’more where melty cheese replaces the marshmallow and chocolate. Every recipe is a stacked sandwich, but the flavors and ingredients are full of surprises. With S’mores! home cooks can now enjoy this ooey-gooey goodness all year round.

Not only are s’mores a perennial favorite, they are also a trend that has been popping up on menus everywhere - from chefs like Dominique Ansel, who sells his frozen version all over the world, to Cracker Barrel’s S’mores Latte, to Starbucks’ S’mores Frappuccino and let’s not forget the Girl Scout S’mores Cookie, which debuted in 2017. The new book: S'mores! Gooey, Melty, Crunchy Riffs on the Campfire Classic(Workman Publishing, May 28,2019) offers 50 mouthwatering recipes by Dan Whalen who brings his signature spirited originality to the s’more - redefining what a s’more is and know it can be made with recipes for everything from snacks and appetizers to main dishes, sides and dessert, Whalen proves the S’more can go beyond the campfire. Surprising, simple and delicious recipes include: Pretzel's S'mores - Caramel Corn S'mores s - Everything Bagel S'mores, Hot Snickers S'mores, Avacado S'mores - The Elvis S'more - Fig & Brie S'mores, The Infamous S'moresburger - Pear & Candied Ginger Pear S'mores - Caprese S'mores And what's more - make a S’more with Peeps instead of marshmallows or a savory s’more where melty cheese replaces the marshmallow and chocolate. Every recipe is a stacked sandwich, but the flavors and ingredients are full of surprises. With S’mores! home cooks can now enjoy this ooey-gooey goodness all year round.

Find all Overlanding podcasts at: https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsOverlanding Gear & Gift Guide at: https://ghtoverland.com/overlanding-gift-guideSatellite Messaging & Tracking for OverlandingThe ability to communicate to your loved ones at home, or having the safety-net of being able to call for help when everything has gone wrong is priceless. The SPOT X or SPOT GEN3 are two perfect solutions for this. If you simply need to track a vehicle or.... their TRACE device can give you that peace of mind of knowing exactly where your equipment is.This is a great educational episode with Brian Dallas, the Pacific Northwest regional sales manager for SPOT. Brian helps us better understand what the benefits of a SPOT are, the differences between their new SPOT X, the GEN3 and the TRACE. We also review the costs, insurance options and coverage areas. There’s a lot of really great information packed into this episode, another great episode you’ll want to pass onto your friends.Overlander - SPOT Product OverviewSPOT X® - 2-Way Satellite MessengerSPOT X provides 2-way satellite messaging so you can exchange messages with any cell phone number or email address from virtually anywhere in the world. Stay connected to family, friends and colleagues whenever you’re outside of cellular range including direct 2-way communication with Search & Rescue services in case of an emergency. SPOT GEN3® - Satellite GPS MessengerSPOT Gen3 provides location-based messaging and emergency notification technology that allows you to communicate from remote locations around the globe. It offers custom tracking interval options, motion-activated tracking, long-life battery and more.SPOT TRACE® - Track Anything. Anytime. Anywhere.SPOT Trace tracks your most valuable assets virtually anywhere in the world, using your phone or computer. Affordable and easy to use, it's a no-brainer for your truck, trailer, motorcycles and other valuables.Overland Podcast Notes w/ SPOT - https://ghtoverland.com/spotWebsite: www.findmespot.comBrian Dallas - Regional Sales ManagerBattery Life SPOT X: 48 hrs to 10-12 day (depending on use)Cost Breakdown - SPOT X $249.99 monthly service starts at $14.95 w/ $24.99 annual fee annual service starts at $143.40 w/ $19.99 one time annual feeGEN3 $149.99 annual service $199.99 (monthly breakdown approx. $16.67)TRACE $99.99 annual service $149.99GEOS provides emergency rescue coordination and SPOT SOS/911 monitoring through the dedicated International Emergency Response Coordination Center (IERCC).Cost Breakdown - SPOT X $24.99 a yearGEN3 $17.95 a yearSide Note: Globalstar Sat-Fi2 $499 Satellite Wi-Fi HotspotNo matter how far off the grid you go for work or pleasure, Sat-Fi2 keeps you connected when cellular service is unavailable. Sat-Fi2 app is required for use; continue managing your business with the ability to email, text, talk, post to social, access the web, check the weather, and share photos and files. With S.O.S. capabilities, you can communicate directly with GEOS. Connecting up to 8 personal smart devices. Speeds up to 72 kbps. Service Cost starts at $480 yr. with 60 MB and $5 per additional MB*Music by Shane Brown

Find all Overlanding podcasts at: https://ghtoverland.com/podcastsOverlanding Gear & Gift Guide at: https://ghtoverland.com/overlanding-gift-guideSatellite Messaging & Tracking for OverlandingThe ability to communicate to your loved ones at home, or having the safety-net of being able to call for help when everything has gone wrong is priceless. The SPOT X or SPOT GEN3 are two perfect solutions for this. If you simply need to track a vehicle or.... their TRACE device can give you that peace of mind of knowing exactly where your equipment is.This is a great educational episode with Brian Dallas, the Pacific Northwest regional sales manager for SPOT. Brian helps us better understand what the benefits of a SPOT are, the differences between their new SPOT X, the GEN3 and the TRACE. We also review the costs, insurance options and coverage areas. There’s a lot of really great information packed into this episode, another great episode you’ll want to pass onto your friends.Overlander - SPOT Product OverviewSPOT X® - 2-Way Satellite MessengerSPOT X provides 2-way satellite messaging so you can exchange messages with any cell phone number or email address from virtually anywhere in the world. Stay connected to family, friends and colleagues whenever you’re outside of cellular range including direct 2-way communication with Search & Rescue services in case of an emergency. SPOT GEN3® - Satellite GPS MessengerSPOT Gen3 provides location-based messaging and emergency notification technology that allows you to communicate from remote locations around the globe. It offers custom tracking interval options, motion-activated tracking, long-life battery and more.SPOT TRACE® - Track Anything. Anytime. Anywhere.SPOT Trace tracks your most valuable assets virtually anywhere in the world, using your phone or computer. Affordable and easy to use, it's a no-brainer for your truck, trailer, motorcycles and other valuables.Overland Podcast Notes w/ SPOT - https://ghtoverland.com/spotWebsite: www.findmespot.comBrian Dallas - Regional Sales ManagerBattery Life SPOT X: 48 hrs to 10-12 day (depending on use)Cost Breakdown - SPOT X $249.99 monthly service starts at $14.95 w/ $24.99 annual fee annual service starts at $143.40 w/ $19.99 one time annual feeGEN3 $149.99 annual service $199.99 (monthly breakdown approx. $16.67)TRACE $99.99 annual service $149.99GEOS provides emergency rescue coordination and SPOT SOS/911 monitoring through the dedicated International Emergency Response Coordination Center (IERCC).Cost Breakdown - SPOT X $24.99 a yearGEN3 $17.95 a yearSide Note: Globalstar Sat-Fi2 $499 Satellite Wi-Fi HotspotNo matter how far off the grid you go for work or pleasure, Sat-Fi2 keeps you connected when cellular service is unavailable. Sat-Fi2 app is required for use; continue managing your business with the ability to email, text, talk, post to social, access the web, check the weather, and share photos and files. With S.O.S. capabilities, you can communicate directly with GEOS. Connecting up to 8 personal smart devices. Speeds up to 72 kbps. Service Cost starts at $480 yr. with 60 MB and $5 per additional MB*Music by Shane Brown

Why You Should Listen: In this episode, you will learn about Mycoplasma and its role in chronic health challenges. About My Guest: My guest for this episode is Dr. Garth Nicolson. Garth L. Nicolson, PhD, MD(H) is the founder of The Institute for Molecular Medicine at California, and he serves as the President, Chief Scientific Officer, and Emeritus Professor of Molecular Pathology. He is Conjoint Professor in the Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Newcastle, Australia. During the outbreak of the Gulf War syndrome, he was the leading authority on the study of the cause, treatment and prevention of the disease. He was appointed Chairman of the Medical-Scientific Panel for the Persian Gulf War Veterans Conference. On suspicion of the bacterium that caused the disease as a product of biological warfare, he made extensive scientific investigations and served as authority to the United States House of Representatives. For his service he was conferred honorary Colonel of the US Army Special Forces and honorary US Navy SEAL. With S.J. Singer, Nicolson published a paper titled "The fluid mosaic model of the structure of cell membranes" in 1972, which is now regarded as a classic paper in cell biology. With over 600 scientific papers, the majority of Nicolson's research is in cancer biology and cellular properties related to aging. He had invented a number of techniques in the study of cancer, and has five US patents. He was a Nobel Prize nominee in Cell Microbiology. In 2003 he introduced the practice of lipid replacement therapy into a scientific concept. He observed that the therapy had anti-aging effects, restorative potential for chronic muscle weakness (fatigue), and was beneficial to patients undergoing cancer treatments. Nicolson found that at the cellular and molecular levels the actual replacement of damaged cellular lipids with undamaged lipids helped to maintain proper structure and function of cellular structures, mainly cell membrane and organelle membranes (especially those of mitochondria), and this is important for maintaining stable cellular functions. Key Takeaways: - What is Mycoplasma? - What are some key symptoms and conditions associated with Mycoplasma? - What is the role of Mycoplasma in Gulf-War Syndrome? - What are the different types of Mycoplasma? - How is Mycoplasma transmitted? - What is the best way to test for Mycoplasma? - Is it best treated with antibiotics or with natural options? - Is Mycoplasma the kingpin in Lyme disease? - How might lipid replacement therapy be helpful in recovering from chronic illness? Connect With My Guest: http://www.immed.org Interview Date: March 5, 2018 Disclaimer: The content of this show is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any illness or medical condition. Nothing in today's discussion is meant to serve as medical advice or as information to facilitate self-treatment. As always, please discuss any potential health-related decisions with your own personal medical authority.