Best Doug Hay Podcasts (2023)

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: The Science of Metabolic Nutrition with Nicolette Richer 52:17

32m ago52:17

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When you hear someone say they have a healthy metabolism, they're usually referring to one thing: Burning calories. But metabolic health is about so much more than how quickly we burn through food. It's about energy, cell function, and eliminating waste. And it leads to healthy blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and nutrient absorption. So how do …

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: Age-Defying Nutrition Secrets to Help You Look and Feel Your Best with Brian Vaszily 55:22

25m ago55:22

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The largest organ in your body? Your skin. And yet, how much do you know about what you're feeding it? Today we're taking a departure from just talking about what to put in your body to share a guide for how to approach what you put on your body. Brian Vaszily, founder of The Art of Anti-Aging, shares the disturbing reality of most skin care produc…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: Whole Food Plant-Based Eating — Building an Diet that Matches Your Lifestyle with Jill & Jeffrey Dalton 57:57

37m ago57:57

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Does eating a healthier, whole-food plant-based diet feel out of reach? You could follow the typical advice repeated across the internet... Spend your Sunday meal prepping. Use this cookbook or that meal planner (often filled with unfamiliar ingredients). Buy new kitchen gadgets like a pressure cooker or air fryer. For some people, those tips might…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 302 – Burke Teichert – Characteristics of Successful Ranch Managers pt. 2 1:04:21

18h ago1:04:21

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Burke Teichert joined me to continue our conversation on the characteristics of successful ranch managers. We talk about Burke’s journey into regenerative management as well as some specific production practices that made the difference on the ranches he has managed. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: Sustainable Weight Loss with Kiki Nelson 46:05

10m ago46:05

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Here's a shocking stat: It's estimated that the global weight loss industry — built around crash diets, liquid meal replacements, and appetite suppression — was worth over $220 billion in 2021. And it's only growing year over year. And yet, studies show that the vast majority of dieters (anywhere from 37-97%, depending on the study) consider it a f…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Matt Hayes 25:53

3h ago25:53

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"I think we need to give the space and time and support to people that they need as they are learning to point at letters. A lot goes into a single successful point for a person with motor or movement difficulties", says Matt Hayes. Matt joins this episode to discuss facilitated communication, a documentary about his life, and island life. If you c…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: Diversifying Your Gut Microbiome Through a Plant-Based Diet with Married to Health 50:53

27m ago50:53

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Few parts of your body impact your health as much as your gut. A healthy gut microbiome can boost your energy, elevate your immunity, and increase your longevity. An unhealthy gut does the opposite... creating a lot of bloating and digestive discomfort in the process. But what exactly is a gut microbiome, and how does a plant-centered diet impact i…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Plantapalooza: Overcoming the Greatest Challenges to Your Health with Ocean Robbins 48:44

5d ago48:44

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We need a food revolution. In the United States, we spend 19% of our entire Gross Domestic Product on healthcare — 80% of which is treating the symptoms of chronic disease. Chronic diseases that are directly fueled by diet and lifestyle. As Ocean Robbins, a bestselling author and co-founder of , puts it: Our healthcare system isn't helping people g…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 301 – Daniel Hayes – Succeeding with Stockdogs 1:03:22

5d ago1:03:22

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Daniel Hayes of Snakebird Stockdogs joined me to discuss the process of learning and succeeding with stock dogs. We talk about the importance of mentors as well as some tips for getting started. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-6092. Sponsor: Farming Without the Bank Relevant Links: Daniel on F…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Ben Vanhook 31:41

2h ago31:41

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"I'm an autistic, Asian-American, Jewish adoptee. This is something that makes me unique, it makes me feel special that I'm part of a few different, select communities. But it can also be really overwhelming and exhausting, because I feel, especially in this day and age, I'm constantly fighting for my right to coexist peacefully as a human being. I…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Fasting, Fitness, and the Longevity Diet by Valter Longo 47:31

22h ago47:31

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What's the key to longevity? According to Valter Longo and his bestselling book, The Longevity Diet, it's a combination of fitness and a mostly plant-based diet. That in itself isn't groundbreaking by any means, but what is unique about Longo's approach is the regular fasting element. In today's episode, Matt and Doug walk through the tenets of Lon…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Dr. Catriona Stewart 38:34

4h ago38:34

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"I would like to see a complete rewriting of the narrative around autism. Because girls are still getting told their lives are going to be over. That they're not going to be able to have babies or work with children, which there's no evidence for any of that nonsense at all! About half the women in SWAN had families or are raising families. I've go…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 300 – Jolene Brown – Developing the Next Generation 56:16

12d ago56:16

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Jolene Brown a renowned farm and ranch transition expert. She joined me to discuss the importance of communication and preparing the next generation to take the reins of leadership in our businesses. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-6092. Sponsor: Farming Without the Bank Relevant Links: Jolene…

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Observers Notebook

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The Observers Notebook- The Vatican Observatory with FR Paul Gabor 51:50

1h ago51:50

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Episode 164In this episode we continue our special series on Historic Observatories as we talk with the Director of the Vatican observatory, FR Paul Gabor.Vatican Observatoryhttps://www.vaticanobservatory.org/For more information you can visit the ALPO web site at:www.alpo-astronomy.org/You can also support this podcast at Patreon:https://www.patre…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Hope Bolinger 17:48

41m ago17:48

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"I see the value in hearing from people of every single generation. I think every single generation is worth hearing. Everyone has different wisdom to bring to the table and different experiences. I wanted a book that kind of tackled the idea of ageism that we are all wise beyond our years and young at heart, and seeing what it would look like to c…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 299 – Burke Teichert – Characteristics of Successful Ranch Managers pt. 1 1:05:54

15d ago1:05:54

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Burke Teichert joined me for a conversation on what it takes to be a successful ranch manager. We talk about the most important things we should be keeping an eye on including some of the key ratios that go a long way toward determining profitability. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-6092. Take…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Rebecca Alley 22:05

2h ago22:05

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"Additional feedback I gave them based on my experiences in the program led to a resource bank for autistic people in and leaving the program to help them integrate into independent living and often a higher income bracket with more benefits and financial flexibility. Going from fast food to making $8.50 an hour to corporate benefits and salaries w…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 298 – Dawn Hnatow – Changing Stockmanship 56:08

19d ago56:08

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Dawn Hnatow a stockmanship instructor from Sulphur Springs, TX joined me to talk about some lessons she learned when Bud Williams came to the feedlot at which she was working. We discuss the impact to the bottom line of good stockmanship as well as what to do with the excess energy of newly arrived cattle. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You …

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Heidi Assman 25:42

1d ago25:42

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"I love cooking and I love baking, it's another creative outlet. Perhaps to the anger of one or two cooks that are now offended, I've never met a recipe I haven't changed in one way or another, out of necessity sometimes", says Heidi Assman. Heidi joins this episode to discuss baking, other creative outlets, and how to be autistic and live a fabulo…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Does the Slow-Carb Diet Work for Vegans, Coffee Wars, 6 Plant-Based Taco Recipes and What Doug Thinks of Them 1:02:41

5d ago1:02:41

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Did you know we have another podcast? It's called the Plant-Based Morning Show, and we go live every weekday to discuss the latest in plant-based news and headlines. A lot has changed since we last shared an episode of the PBMS here, so we thought it would be fun to catch you up to speed with an episode from last week! In this episode we talk about…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Sid Ghosh 12:11

6d ago12:11

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"First, I don't believe there are good or bad poems. I think I am just connected to the big mind. Short poems are quite easier to write with my poor motor skills. I also kind of like the wit possible through brevity", says Sid Ghosh. Sid joins this episode to discuss his poetry, why RPM has been so helpful to him, and being the only AAC present at …

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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A Fitness Plan for Longevity from Peter Attia's Outlive 58:35

21d ago58:35

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Peter Attia's new New York Times bestselling book, Outlive, outlines a very audacious fitness plan for longevity. In today's episode, Matt Frazier and Doug Hay break down the plan and methodology and debate the pros and cons of such a time-consuming routine. Is this the ticket to living a long, active life? Or is it an unrealistic goal that will le…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 297 – Jared Sorenson – Ag Steward 1:07:25

26d ago1:07:25

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Jared Sorenson of Ag Steward and the Profitable Steward Podcast joined me to discuss what it means to be a steward. We also discuss the keys to profiting from our stewardship and what it means to effectively build a market for our products. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-6092. Sponsors: Sunsh…

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Observers Notebook

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The Observers Notebook- Mauna Kea Observatory with Doug Simons 48:56

9d ago48:56

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Episode 163In this episode we continue our special series on Historic Observatories as we talk with the directory of the Mauna Kea observatory, Doug Simons.Mauna Kea Observatoryhttps://www.maunakeaobservatories.org/For more information you can visit the ALPO web site at:www.alpo-astronomy.org/You can also support this podcast at Patreon:https://www…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Mod Squad 33:31

9d ago33:31

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"Each time we went somewhere, we made sure we had our letter boards, or AAC and began to have real conversations with the community that freely set the communication expectation. One typer can seem unique, but three together is a force that ignites change", says the Mod Squad. The Mod Squad of Otta Lana, Bella Santoyo, and William Del Rosario join …

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Working Cows

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Ep. 296 – Kent Solberg and Doug Voss – Regenerative Dairying 1:18:48

29d ago1:18:48

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Kent Solberg and Doug Voss of Understanding Ag joined me to discuss the challenges facing the dairy industry on its journey toward more regenerative management. We discuss the specific benefits to the dairy industry of getting cattle on the land as well as different models of accomplishing that goal. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can re…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Katie Vidler 33:12

16d ago33:12

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"Autistic teachers and autistic mentors for autistic kids is so important. It's really important and I don't think we have enough of it. So, if someone's interested in teaching, I do recommend it because you can make a big difference in the lives of these students and these families", says Katie Vidler. Katie oins this episode to discuss her tutori…

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Autism Stories: Sofi Ghassaei 11:34

16d ago11:34

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"Everyone at school always tries to guess what I am thinking, and they are usually wrong. So, they never really know me, only the stories they tell themselves about me. Of course, there are well-intentioned people, but to not feel known by the people who are responsible for my future stinks", says Sofi Ghassaei. Sofi joins this episode to discuss h…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 295 – Dylan Biggs – Communicating with Stock Dogs 1:04:52

1M ago1:04:52

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Dylan Biggs joined me once again to talk about how he builds a foundation of communication with his stock dogs. We also talk about instilling patience in dogs as well as the importance of setting dogs up for success early on in their career. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-6092. Sponsor: Learn…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Mandy Williams 16:12

25d ago16:12

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"I would love to help and encourage anybody who is autistic to get into fitness and sports and anything like this. I'd give them the confidence to know that they can compete and the benefits that they can get from it. It's a passion of mine", says Mandy Williams. Mandy joins this episode to discuss competing in the Hyrox competition and mentorship …

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Jennifer Goodman and Ryan Atkins 28:20

28d ago28:20

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"But, believe it or not, I auditioned, he cast me as the lead. And with that go-getter personality, I had all of these ideas that he didn't know how to contain, and he said, "Do you want to take these ideas and put them together?" And I'm like sure, so I wrote a script", says Jennifer Goodman. Jennifer Goodman and Ryan Atkins joins this episode to …

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Working Cows

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Ep. 294 – Dr. Ken Olson and Jaelyn Whaley – Interfacing Small Ruminants with Cattle and Land 1:00:10

1M ago1:00:10

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Dr. Ken Olson and Jaelyn Whaley both of SDSU Extension joined me to discuss the ecological and economic benefits of interfacing small ruminants into our existing livestock operations. We talk about realistic goals as far as brush control as well as the infrastructure needed to interface sheep with our existing operation. Thanks to our Studio Sponso…

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The Observers Notebook- The Lyrids Meteor Shower with Bob Lunsford 23:31

25d ago23:31

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Episode 162In this episode of the Observers Notebook podcast, host Tim Robertson talks to the Meteor Section Coordinator, Bob Lunsford about the upcoming Lyrids and eta Aquariids meteor showers peaking the evening of April 22-23, 2023 and May 5-7 2023. Bob gives us a brief history of the Meteor Showers, how and where to observe and details on repor…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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NMA Chats: Healing Your Body with Superfoods with Michael Kuech 41:28

26d ago41:28

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We all know junk foods have a negative impact on your health. But how much can superfoods do the opposite? In today's episode, Matt Tullman sits down with Michael Kuech, co-founder of YourSuper and author of the new book Your Super Life: 100+ Delicious, Plant-Based Recipes Made with Nature's Most Powerful Superfoods In the episode they discuss how …

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Working Cows

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Ep. 293 – Gabe Brown and Matt McGinn – Transitioning Toward Adaptive Stewardship 1:25:15

1M ago1:25:15

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Gabe Brown of Understanding Ag and Matt McGinn of McGinn Ranch in the Sandhills of Nebraska joined me to discuss the journey the McGinn family has been on toward more adaptive stewardship of the resources entrusted to them. They have gone from running multiple herds, calving in two seasons, and season long grazing to calving in sync with nature, ta…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Matt Nelson 27:22

1M ago27:22

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"I would say if you're passionate about it, find the thing that makes you happy, and just keep going, don't stop. You will eventually run into obstacles along the way. I've run into a bunch of obstacles myself, especially when I was trying to break into broadcasting coming out of college", says Matt Nelson. Matt joins this episode to discuss his ca…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 292 – Jason Watson – Educational Alternatives for Our Students 1:13:08

2M ago1:13:08

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Jason Watson, Superintendent of Sunshine Bible Academy (SBA) in Miller, SD, welcomed me into an office at SBA to discuss educational alternatives available to parents looking to educate their children. We talk about the challenges present in our world today as well as some strategies for overcoming those challenges. We discuss the benefits and obje…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: James Beattie 21:12

1M ago21:12

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"Mathematical writing was a special class for me. While I was doing research for a paper, I found a study done by some guys at Pixar. They examined a mathematical perspective of animation, which linked the meshes of various characters. This led to my independent study course, where I wrote a computer program to animate rotating cubes in space", say…

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Observers Notebook

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The Observers Notebook- A Walter Haas lecture from 2008 46:27

1M ago46:27

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Walter H. Haas from February 2008In this episode of the Observers Notebook podcast, host Tim Robertson talks to the daughter of the ALPO founder, Mary Alba.Mary talks about her father and an honor that was just bestowed on him by the Astronomical Society of Las Cruces. The renaming of their observation to the Walter H. Haas Memorial Observatory.Alo…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories Emma Cladis 11:25

1M ago11:25

11:25

"The main idea I wanted to share in this screenplay was that if we hold onto anger, it will hurt us more than the person or people we are angry at. We need to learn to forgive and let go, to really be free to love", says Emma Cladis. Emma joins this episode to discuss screenplays she has written and being the first non-speaking autistic student at …

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Arwen Makin 29:53

1M ago29:53

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" I found being in court very natural, and it is important to not be frightened of it. The reason I enjoyed it was because there is a natural order of doing things- you know when it's your turn to speak. It's almost like performing onstage. I think that you're playing a role, and I think that as an autistic person, we do that a lot", says Arwen Mak…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 291 – Dr. Larry Tranel – Handling Stress 57:42

2M ago57:42

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Dr. Larry Tranel joined me to discuss what we can do to handle stress more effectively on our operations. We talk about the different types of personalities and how they react to stress. We also discuss the benefits of knowing what type of person you are as it relates to handling stress. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at w…

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Observers Notebook

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The Observers Notebook- Solar Observing with Kim Hay and Rik Hill 24:21

2M ago24:21

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Episode 161In this episode we discuss the ALPO Solar Section with Kim Hay and Rik Hill.Kim Hay email:cdnspooky@gmail.comRik Hill email:rhill24@cox.netALPO Solar Section:https://alpo-astronomy.org/solarblog/For more information you can visit the ALPO web site at:www.alpo-astronomy.org/You can also support this podcast at Patreon:https://www.patreon.…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 290 – Gabe Brown and Dr. Allen Williams – Three Rules of Adaptive Stewardship 1:25:28

2M ago1:25:28

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Gabe Brown and Dr. Allen Williams joined me once again to discuss the Three Rules of Adaptive Stewardship. We talk about what the rules are and the benefits of putting them into practice. We also discuss the need for adaptation when implementing these ideas. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You can reach them at www.sea-90.com or (770) 361-609…

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No Meat Athlete Radio

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Has our training turned lame, or is this the secret to sustainability? 51:37

1M ago51:37

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NMA Radio is back! In this first episode of 2023, Matt and Doug dissect their current approach to training, and ask themselves... Does this mean we're getting lame, or is this a better way to train?

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Tessa McEvoy 15:03

2M ago15:03

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"You also asked about oral-motor dyspraxia. As an apraxic individual, I have a hard time coordinating my speech with my thoughts. So, my default word is yes, yes, and yes", says Tessa McEvoy. Tessa joins this episode to discuss oral motor dyspraxia, homelessness for autistics, and her love of slot machines. To learn more about Tessa visit https://w…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 289 – Troy Hadrick – North Prairie Butchery 58:42

2M ago58:42

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Troy Hadrick along with his wife Stacy have been on a journey in recent months of starting a USDA inspected processing facility in their hometown of Faulkton, SD. Among their goals are a more resilient beef supply chain, opening up USDA inspected processing capacity for those looking to direct market their beef, and provide a market for those looki…

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Working Cows

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Ep. 288 – Gabe Brown and Shane New – Managing the Nutrient Cycle 1:05:15

2M ago1:05:15

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Gabe Brown and Shane New of Understanding Ag joined me to discuss the nutrient cycle and how we an manage it more effectively. The nutrient cycle is one of the Four Ecosystem processes. The Four Ecosystem Processes are part of The 6-3-4. This is an important part of any successful agricultural operation. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Sea-90! You ca…

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Autism Stories

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Autism Stories: Punk Rock Autistic Part II 16:22

2M ago16:22

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" I don't really like it when people apologize, because I feel that it is a knee-jerk reaction. Is that apology coming from an acknowledgement of a problem caused that hurt that person's feelings? Or is it a reaction to this socially-conditioned "get out of jail free" card? An apology to me is action, not words", says Dani, The Punk Rock Autistic. …

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Autism Stories: Ben Fanta 18:58

2M ago18:58

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"The American education system is very focused on controlling kids more so than it is on learning. It's almost too authoritarian for the kid to really learn, because they're so focused on neurotypical social norms and pleasing the teacher- making eye contact, sitting still, when a lot of kids can't do that", says Ben Fanta. Ben joins this episode t…

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