सर्वश्रेष्ठ Same Building Different Views पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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On Intellectual Property: How the B*****d Child of the Gatekeepers of Polite Society is Inhibiting Creativity and Ruining Lives. 45:48

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This episode is a replay of an interview I did circa 2017 with patent attorney Stephan Kinsella. Kinsella is the author of "Against Intellectual Property," and in our time together, he argues that IP laws, particularly patents and copyrights, are incompatible with traditional property rights and hinder innovation and progress. The conversation expl…

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Unraveling the Musical Brain: Abel James Talks Music, Health, and More 35:33

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This episode features a deep dive into the multifaceted life of Abel James, best known for the Fat Burning Man Podcast. In this interview, Abel offers insights from his musical background, detailing how early influences shaped his passions and career path. Discover how a tragic apartment fire redirected Abel's focus from music to health, leading hi…

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Coaching Realities in an Increasingly Falsified World feat. Marc Mawhinney 24:04

2M ago24:04

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We welcome to the show Marc Mawhinney. Marc is the host of the Natural Born Coaches podcast, and has helped countless aspiring coaches in just about every conceivable niche build and sustain thriving coaching businesses. I've often said that the greatest strength of my own craft of podcasting is also its greatest weakness, that being just about any…

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Forbidden Paradise: Iran's Forgotten Heritage We're Not Supposed to Know 33:18

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There's more to Iran and Persian culture than what you'll see on Fox News. That's the main point of today's episode. My wife Sana shared with me a Facebook post that did a fairly deep dive - as deep as you can get with a Facebook post anyway - on some of the highlights of the Persian culture and history. I asked Sana, who is Iranian, if she would r…

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The Journey from "Musical Purgatory" to Improving the Lives of Brass Musicians feat. Marcus Reynolds 1:00:46

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**This interview was originally published on the Brass Mastery podcast in May 2024. We welcome to the podcast Marcus Reynolds, who with his Stratos Brass device has provided a beacon of hope for the thousands of brass players across the globe who struggle with embouchure issues. Like many great triumphs in life, Marcus' journey to becoming a tirele…

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From Trumpet to Microphones: James Newcomb Shares Artistic Passion and Podcasting Wisdom with Brian O'Leary 32:40

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What you're about to hear in this episode is an in-depth conversation between myself and Brian O'Leary, host of the O'Leary Review podcast. Brian published this interview in early 2023, and gave me permission to publish on my own show! In this episode, Brian and I discuss the significance of finding one's voice in the podcasting world, or any realm…

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Faith's Testimonies: Real-life Miracles and Divine Protection with Frederica Mathewes-Green (Part 5) 20:46

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In this episode, James and Frederica share personal accounts of miraculous events in their lives. James recounts two near-death experiences while driving, attributing his survival to divine intervention. We're joined by special guest Sana Dorry, who shares her own miraculous story in Bangkok, narrowly avoiding a deadly bus accident, and describes h…

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Energeia and the Lost Meaning of Divine Energy with Frederica Mathewes-Green (Part 4) 38:09

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Continuing our series of episodes featuring Orthodox Christian scholar Frederica Matthewes-Green, we discuss the significance of the Greek word 'Energeia' and its translation, the impact of translation decisions on Christian faith, and the contrast between Eastern Orthodoxy and Western Christianity. Frederica shares insights about divine energy, mi…

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Two Views of the Cross and Why the Calvinists Get It Wrong with Frederica Mathewes-Green (Part 3) 31:28

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In this episode, host James Newcomb engages in a deep theological discussion with Orthodox Christian scholar Frederica Mathewes-Green covering various aspects of Christian theology. They delve into the differences between orthodox and Western Christian perspectives, particularly focusing on sin, forgiveness, and sacrifice. Frederica turns the table…

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How Differing Translations Shape Our Understanding of Critical Doctrinal Matters with Frederica Mathews-Greene (Part 2) 15:55

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This episode, Part 2 in our series with Orthodox Christian scholar Frederica Mathewes-Green, discusses Augustine's concept of a 'god-shaped hole' in our hearts and explores the idea of 'energy' (energeia) in the New Testament. Our conversation delves into the challenges of translating biblical texts from Greek to Latin and Hebrew, the historical co…

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A Journey to Orthodoxy, and the Church Feminized with Frederica Mathewes-Green (Part 1) 33:12

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This is the first in a series of episodes featuring Orthodox Christian scholar Frederica Matthewes-Green. Frederica has a number of resources available that have been very helpful for me in my inquiry into, and eventual baptism into the Orthodox Church. In fact, Frederica's book, Two Views of the Cross was very influential in my own introduction to…

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Beyond the Shark Tank: Angel Investing and Preparing Future Minds for Financial Success feat. John "Rock" Foster 46:06

3M ago46:06

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In this episode, we meet John Foster, founder of Middle School MBA, an educational program that teaches business, economics, and entrepreneurship to middle school students. John explains the nuances of the program and its integrated approach to teaching these subjects at a younger age. The conversation then shifts to angel investing, where John pro…

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“The Fool’s Field Guide to Bitcoin” with Cryptocurrency Expert Wesley Schlemmer 49:15

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I first heard of Bitcoin around the time it was first gaining steam, circa 2010ish. I guess due to certain circles where I spent my time and education, it was only natural that it would come up in conversation. While it remained mysterious, I was brave enough to invest a bit of my own USD into Bitcoin in the 2013 timeframe, and have kept up with it…

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I Pulled a Reverse Aunt Jemima (Why I Changed the Name of My Podcast...Again) 27:41

3M ago27:41

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با وجدان (transliterated to Ba Vojdaan) is a Persian word which translates to English as "Conscientious". This phrase was introduced to me by my Persian wife, who herself displays a great deal of "Vojdaan" in her life. She and I were discussing potential names for a podcast that would identify with me and my values, and we both said at the same tim…

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I'm a Podcaster, and I Have Something to Say to that Pastor Who Has Something to Say 27:06

3M ago27:06

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Some guy who calls himself a pastor declared "I have something to say." This was in reference to what happened at the opening ceremony of the Olympics where Leonardo's depiction of the Last Supper was openly mocked with a gluttonous drag queen sitting in the place of Jesus, transvestites and other undesirables sitting in the place of the Holy Apost…

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A Paradigm Shift on Chocolate, Adaptogenic Herbs and More feat. Addictive Wellness Founder Sage Dammers 42:57

3M ago42:57

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Today we are honored to welcome to the show Sage Dammers, founder of Addictive Wellness. Sage discusses his journey into the wellness industry, stemming from personal health challenges and a passion for creating health-boosting products such as delicious chocolate bars that are both delicious and packed with adaptogenic herbs which promote an optim…

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“Your Journey Has Reached Its Beginning”: How I Found and Embraced the Orthodox Church [Meet the Maestro] 37:03

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Host James D. Newcomb shares his own background as a musician, family man, podcaster, world traveler, and more! Today I share about my spiritual life within the confines of the Christian religion. I've been a churchgoer as long as I can remember; however, the journey has been, shall I say, interesting. It was really a search for truth - a search th…

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The Most Important Thing I've Learned as a Podcaster [Meet the Maestro] 18:14

4M ago18:14

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In this episode, I share my decade-long journey in the world of podcasting, starting from his initial venture into audiobook recording in 2012 to my current role as the founder of a podcast production company. You'll hear about the key figures who inspired me to get into the craft, experiences and experiments with various podcast shows through the …

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My Musical Journey [Meet the Maestro] 26:38

4M ago26:38

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In this episode, James D. Newcomb shares his detailed journey from being surrounded by music from birth, influenced by a family of musicians and early school experiences, to becoming a skilled trumpet player. He recounts pivotal moments in high school under a mentor, his time in military bands, and the significant impact of participating in the Dru…

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Unparenting 101: Why You Should Think Twice Before Either Praising or Disciplining Your Children feat. Judy Arnall 45:26

4M ago45:26

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If you're praising your children, you're doing it wrong, says our guest on today's episode. Perhaps I've misinterpreted the message of our guest, Judy Arnall, who we recently heard on the show discussing her philosophy on unschooling. But while we were discussing unschooling, I learned that Judy has written not THE book on parenting, but she's writ…

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The Living Room Becomes the Classroom: Exploring Unschooling with Judy Arnall 48:33

4M ago48:33

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In today's episode, we discuss the concept of "unschooling", a learner-directed educational approach popularized by John Holt, contrasting it with traditional schooling. Traditional? Actually what we know as "unschooling" was considered pretty normal until the Industrial Revolution introduced the concept of the 8-hour work day, parents working far …

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Redefining Liberty: Laura Davidson on Free Will and Society 46:38

4M ago46:38

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In this episode, I discuss the book 'The Logic of Freedom' with author Laura Davidson. Laura shares her background in earth sciences and social sciences, particularly focusing on economics, philosophy, and the Austrian school of thought. The conversation covers various topics including the principles of libertarianism, free will, consciousness, and…

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How to Be Your Own Bank and Escape the Overlord’s Rat Race with Sarry Ibrahim 22:58

4M ago22:58

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Recorded in November 2022, James Newcomb interviews Sarry Ibrahim, founder of thinkinglikabank.com, a website dedicated to educating the principles of sound money and living a life free from the overlords in the banking system. Sarry shares his background and journey into financial literacy, starting from a consumer economics class in high school t…

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From Podcasting Roots to Business Success: A Conversation with John Lee Dumas 32:58

4M ago32:58

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In this episode, I'm joined by the great John Lee Dumas, host of the longstanding and uber successful podcast Entrepreneurs on Fire. We did a deep dive into our long-standing relationship in the podcasting sphere, and discussed things such as: Strategies for achieving significant financial milestones The importance of surrounding oneself with the r…

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Alumni Park 3:48

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Alumni Park, finished in 2018, sits on the historic site of UW’s YMCA building. Founded in 1881, the YMCA became the center of student social life for decades. It foreshadowed the Memorial Union, which would open in 1928, as a gathering place for students, a hosting site for extracurricular activities, and the social hub of campus. The YMCA itself …

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Helen C. White Building 2:25

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The large building in your view was opened in 1971 and carries the name of Helen C. White. It houses a popular student study spot, College Library, and a handful of academic departments, including the English Department. Helen White taught English at UW for forty-eight years, from 1919 to her death in 1967. As mentioned in a previous stop, she was …

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Science Hall 1:43

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UW has been a leader in scientific research and teaching for more than a century. The rustic red brick walls of Science Hall are an imposing testament to this legacy. The building was erected in 1887, and has hosted more than a dozen science departments, from agriculture to zoology. As the university grew, Science Hall came to be known for its chie…

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Education Building 1:52

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The Education Building, built in 1900 and renovated in 2011, houses UW’s School of Education, routinely ranked as one of the top programs of its type in the country. The School of Education was founded in 1930 and was seen by the university as a direct outgrowth of the Wisconsin Idea, a term first coined in the early twentieth century by UW Preside…

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Muir Woods and North Hall 2:19

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Across Observatory Drive there is a small nature preserve named Muir Woods. It stretches down the hill to the shore of Lake Mendota. Muir Woods is named after John Muir, sometimes called the “Father of the National Parks” for his career as a preservationist and co-founder of the Sierra Club. Muir was born in Scotland in 1838 and when 11 years old i…

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Bascom Hall 2:38

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You have probably heard of the idea of “academic freedom.” At UW, it has meant that anything that matters to the citizens of the state is worthy of study. Read the plaque to the left of the front door out loud. The plaque symbolizes the seriousness with which the university takes its commitment to the “continual and fearless sifting and winnowing b…

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Birge Hall 2:05

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Birge Hall, home of UW’s Department of Botany, was erected in 1910. It took its current name in 1950 in honor of Edward Birge, a prominent zoologist, educator, and two-time president of UW-Madison. Birge was one of the country’s first great experts on lakes. He contributed to Lake Mendota being nicknamed “the most studied lake in the world.” Birge,…

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South Hall and the John 8:32 Plaque 1:57

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South Hall, built in 1855, is the second oldest building on campus. It was the original women’s dorm before what is now Chadbourne Hall was built, and it is now home to the administration of the College of Letters and Science. Like all early buildings at the university, South Hall at one time possessed a chapel that was an active part of student li…

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Music Hall 1:54

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Looks like a church, doesn’t it? It was built in 1878 and first named Assembly Hall because administrators were eager to have a space to accommodate the entire student body in one place. Today, many high schools wouldn’t be able to fit into its original 800-seat auditorium, but back then UW’s student body hovered around 500. UW’s student population…

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Park Street Bridge 1:46

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Stand in the middle of the bridge, facing away from the lake, and look to your right to Chadbourne Hall. Back in 1871, this building was the Female College and women’s dorm. The Female College had been created a few years earlier to separate men and women students, who had been enrolling together since 1863. The UW president who insisted on the sep…

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The Humanities Building 2:18

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You’re now standing in the middle of the Humanities Building. Contrary to popular myth, the building was not designed to protect against antiwar student riots. The architectural style is aptly called “Concrete Brutalism.” It looks more like a Soviet-era bunker than a place where history is taught and music recitals are held. The building was part o…

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The University Club 2:43

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As you look south to the brick building of the University Club, you’ll see one of the oldest existing social spaces on campus. The building was finished in 1907 and, on the order of university president Charles Van Hise, the club was founded to promote faculty community. It has always had a dining area on the first floor, but originally the more th…

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Calvary Lutheran Chapel, St. Paul’s Catholic Center, and Pres House 3:30

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Colleges like Harvard and Yale were founded to train clergy. They grew to become research universities, but they maintained their schools of divinity as part of their original commitments. When UW and other public universities were founded much later, the question of religious instruction was front and center. Would the new state-funded schools hav…

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Library Mall 2:20

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On one end of your vision should be the Capitol, the center of state government. On the other end, up the hill, is Bascom Hall, the center of UW’s administration. Although these two buildings are one mile apart, state government and UW have always been closely related. For thousands of years, the Ho-Chunk Nation inhabited the land on which you are …

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Introduction 2:54

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Thank you for listening to Spirit & Stone, an audio tour of the historical and geographical heart of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This tour highlights some of this historic campus's rich religious and spiritual heritage. Whether you are a prospective student or a longtime resident of Madison, the following stops will introduce you to some o…

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Jazz Samra | Building Stronger Community & Businesses | Elevate Industry Expo | Noobie & Doobie OTS #33 1:04:41

1y ago1:04:41

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On The Spot with entrepreneur Jazz Samra, owner of Sativa Bliss & founder of VIP Media Group which is hosting the Elevate Cannabis Industry Expo Sep 12-15, 2023 in Toronto. During our conversation with Jazz we discussed his vision to build a stronger community and for the community to build stronger businesses. Jazz also shared his personal cannabi…

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Ross & Deb Middleton | BMA Hydroponics | Expert Growing Tips & Activist Life | Noobie & Doobie OTS #32 1:12:07

1y ago1:12:07

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On The Spot with Ross & Deb Middleton: urban horticultural experts, owners of BMA Hydroponics & long time activists. During our conversation with Ross & Deb we discussed their personal cannabis journeys and their past, present & future as activists as well as getting tips & advice for growing great cannabis. CONNECT WITH ROSS & DEB Instagram: insta…

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Ryan Wilcox aka Ry Guy | Canna Publishing | Cannabis Experience Journal | Noobie & Doobie OTS #31 1:07:31

1y ago1:07:31

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On The Spot with Ryan Wilcox (aka Ry Guy) creator of the Cannabis Experience Journal. During our conversation with Ry Guy we discussed his cannabis journey, how it led to the creation of the Cannabis Experience Journal and the importance of documenting your canna experiences. CONNECT WITH RY GUY / CANNA PUBLISHING Instagram: instagram.com/canna_pub…

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Traveling with Brittany: A Journey through Van Life 56:51

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Have you ever daydreamed about leaving everything behind to embark on a wild, life-changing adventure? Our fearless guest, Brittany, proves that this dream can be a reality, and she joins us to share her transformative journey to van life. After a decade of embracing a nomadic lifestyle, Brittany decided to "live everywhere" when the pandemic broug…

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BONUS - The Noobie and The Doobie on The Bite Me Podcast | Bonus #1 1:14:08

1y ago1:14:08

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We had the pleasure of being interviewed on The Bite Me Podcast. This is that conversation! "In this Faces of Cannabis Interview Series, I welcome Timmy and Marijane, hosts of The Noobie and the Doobie podcast. We discuss the background of their podcast, their experiences during the pandemic with a newly established show, and their goal of providin…

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Marge Madden | Bite Me Podcast | Edibles, Religion & Podcasting | Noobie & Doobie OTS #30 1:13:35

1y ago1:13:35

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On The Spot with Marge Madden an edibles enthusiast & host of the Bite Me Podcast. During our conversation with Marge we discussed her cannabis journey from religious home to edibles podcaster...and the sexiness of decarbing. CONNECT WITH MARGE / BITE ME PODCAST Instagram: instagram.com/bitemepodcast ======================= PODCAST INFO AND LINKS: …

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Christopher Ives: From Van to Vibrant Community 1:12:08

1y ago1:12:08

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Ever wondered how it feels to leave everything behind and hit the open road, experiencing the beauty of nature and diversity of life? Join us as we sit down with seasoned nomadic traveler Christopher Ives, a resilient adventurer who's been on the road for an impressive 14 years! Christopher spills tales of his experiences, sharing how he transforme…

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Sheriann Baker | Cancer & Cannabis, Social Media, The Power of Community | Noobie & Doobie OTS #29 1:16:28

1y ago1:16:28

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On The Spot with Sheriann Baker. Living with cancer, Sheriann is a content creator, cannabis advocate & spreader of positivity! During our conversation with Sheriann we discussed her life with cancer & cannabis, managing social media as a content creator as well as the importance of collaboration & community building. CONNECT WITH SHERIANN Instagra…

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Embracing Van Life: Val's Adventure into Nomadic Living 30:08

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Ever yearned for a life unbound by walls and filled with the thrill of exploration? Our guest, Val, has forged such a life, transforming a van into her home and venturing down the open road. From her initial escapades backpacking across Europe, Val's journey into the world of nomadic living is one of resilience, resourcefulness, and a hearty spirit…

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Blunts & Beans | Mom Stigma, Canada's Canna Regulations & Camp Canna | Noobie & Doobie OTS #28 1:14:36

1+ y ago1:14:36

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On The Spot...again :) with Blunts & Beans aka Alexis Dickson & Jolyn Bow. The visionaries behind Camp Canna are "just" two canna moms seeking to promote "responsible, dignified fun" in the canna community. During our conversation with Blunts & Beans we discussed battling the stigma of being a cannabis consuming mother, navigating Canada's canna re…

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Chef Jordan Wagman | Cooking, Psoriasis, Wellness & LIFT | The Noobie & The Doobie Podcast | OTS #27 1:06:15

1+ y ago1:06:15

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On The Spot with Chef Jordan Wagman who is "changing the world one conversation and meal at a time!" Jordan is a James Beard Nominated Chef, Best Selling Author, Cannabis Culinary Expert, Philanthropist, Psoriasis Advocate & Dad During our conversation with Jordan we discussed his personal cannabis journey, how cannabis helped his psoriasis, the im…

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