In this episode, Hayden sits down with Angus Forsyth — a pilot whose career path spans some of the most challenging and rewarding corners of aviation. From flying light aircraft on floats and skis in Northern Ontario, to water bombing in aerial firefighting, medevac operations, and corporate flying in light jets, Angus has built a remarkably versatile career defined by adaptability and purpose. He shares the story of his early beginnings, the realities of flight training, and how he managed t...

A podcast about playing the game Diplomacy and its variants. Kaner and Amby discuss the latest developments and game news in virtual face to face and online eg WebDiplomacy, vDiplomacy, PlayDiplomacy, backstabbr and more.

Hey, ya'll! I took a leap of faith and created a podcast where I am going to share with you stories from my childhood. They are stories and legends about my homeland Palau and are very near and dear to my heart. Most of them have very good morals and lessons behind them that impacted my life for the better and so I hope it does the same for you. I also wanted to do this for my daughter so she can learn about our cultures and traditions and the things that make us Palauans who we are.

The Minimalists are Emmy-nominated Netflix stars and New York Times–bestselling authors Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus. Alongside cohost T.K. Coleman, they help millions of people live meaningful lives with less.

The team at Geek-Grotto get together to talk about retro anime from the 70's, 80's, and 90's. Get a unique perspective on anime from people who lived in the era. How did we find it? How does it hold up under a modern lens? We unpack the ins and outs of being an old school anime nerd. https://linktr.ee/mmman

Welcome to The Road Safety Podcast, the podcast that keeps driving for work and how to manage risks, in the minds of people and businesses across Scotland.   With your host, Dr Karen McDonnell - Occupational Safety and Health Policy Adviser at RoSPA.   Our conversations will help you understand where driving for work sits within the Safe System approach. How can your business help reduce the number of people being killed or seriously injured on Scotland’s roads by 50% by 2030? Keep listening to find out.   Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss an episode - and we’d love it if you could leave a review. Produced by Fresh Air Production.

Andrew Huberman: Decoding the Brain, One Podcast Episode at a Time Andrew Huberman isn't your average neuroscientist. He's not confined to dusty labs or cryptic scientific papers. Instead, he's become a digital guru, using the power of podcasts and social media to unlock the secrets of the brain for the masses. With his infectious enthusiasm and knack for translating complex science into bite-sized takeaways, Huberman has garnered a loyal following on the "Huberman Lab" podcast, reaching millions worldwide. But who is the man behind the microphone, and what journey led him to become the scientific rockstar he is today? From Skateboarding to Stanford: Born in Palo Alto, California, in 1975, Huberman's path might seem unconventional. His early years were fueled by a love for skateboarding and a fascination with human behavior. Yet, a pivotal encounter with Ben Barres, a renowned neuroscientist at Stanford, ignited a passion for exploring the inner workings of the mind. Huberman pursued this passion with dedication, earning degrees in psychology, neuroscience, and ophthalmology. He then delved into the world of research, making significant contributions to our understanding of vision, brain development, and the neural basis of learning and memory. A Scientific Detective Story: Huberman's research career was driven by a deep curiosity about the brain's potential. He wasn't content with simply identifying brain structures or circuits; he wanted to understand how they influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. His work focused on uncovering the intricate connections between brain activity, sensory input, and our internal systems, shedding light on how we perceive the world and regulate our emotional states. From Lab Bench to Podcast Booth: The turning point in Huberman's life came in 2020. Facing burnout and frustrated by the esoteric nature of scientific communication, he decided to bridge the gap between academia and the public. He launched the "Huberman Lab" podcast, using his gift for storytelling and his relatable personality to translate complex scientific concepts into actionable tools for everyday life. His episodes delve into fascinating topics like stress management, sleep optimization, focus enhancement, and overcoming addiction, offering practical strategies based on the latest research. The Science of Being Human: The success of the "Huberman Lab" podcast stems from Huberman's unique approach. He doesn't simply lecture; he engages, questions, and shares his own experiences. He invites listeners into his scientific detective story, showcasing the beauty and complexity of the brain while offering practical tools for hacking their own biology. Whether it's explaining the neurochemical basis of happiness or providing tips for optimizing sleep cycles, Huberman empowers listeners to take control of their mental and emotional well-being. Beyond the Podcast: Huberman's influence extends beyond the digital realm. He regularly gives talks and workshops, bringing his science-backed insights to live audiences. He also uses his platform to advocate for mental health awareness and research funding. A Legacy in the Making: Andrew Huberman's story is far from over. With his insatiable curiosity, engaging personality, and commitment to scientific translation, he's poised to continue shaping our understanding of the brain and empowering individuals to unlock their full potential. He's a reminder that the secrets of the mind are not just for scientists in ivory towers; they are within reach, waiting to be discovered and utilized for a happier, healthier life. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Interviewing friends and family funny talks about what they do in their spare time

Dan Millican, Christy Wong, and Baylee Ward talk all about aviation—from discussing air disasters and plane crashes to the latest flying techniques and training. All to help the listener be better pilots and better people.

Welcome to the Pilot Protection Services Podcast, where AOPA’s legal and medical certification staff and leading industry voices take on the challenges and developments that all pilots deal with, from staying out of trouble with the FAA, to becoming a better pilot, and staying healthy so you can stay in the left seat longer. If you’re a fan of our monthly article content on aopa.org/pps, our podcasts are going to be the perfect addition to your audio library.