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It's almost a year ago, I have Dr. Peter Openshaw from Imperial College on to talk about what do we know about Corona Virus then. I especially love his takes on the virus then, because he is one of the few that actually gave me the answer "I don't know". Which was true then, because no one knows anything! 

Since then we know a lot more about the virus, and especially Dr. Peter Openshaw! This time, I have him on to talk about what do we know about the variant, how does it actually transmit, updates on the vaccine, how can we prevent and avoid the virus, and what would the world looks like post-corona virus!

Also, my new book Skip The Line is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever you get your new book!

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692 - 2021 Corona Virus Update with Dr. Peter Openshaw from Imperial College London: The Variant, The Vaccine, and What do we know now!?

I am running for US President in 2024. I have filed with FEC and I am officially a US Presidential Candidate.

In the past 4 to 6 years, we have been through the most bizarre's election and presidential candidate. However, this shows that anyone, ANYONE, can be a president, or at least a presidential candidate!

In this episode, I break down why one should run for President! Why you should consistently do experiments, how to skip the line. What's the worst thing that could happen? The worst thing would be, you have a good story to tell!

Join You Should Run For President 2.0 Facebook Group, and we discuss why should run for president.

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691 - You Should Run For President (2.0)!

Several months ago, Sarah told her best friend John she’s in love with him—but he doesn’t love her back. Now Sarah can’t get John out of her head, especially because they still talk all the time. How can Sarah move on from John? On this episode of How To!, we bring on Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist and the author of Anatomy of Love, to help Sarah train her heart—and her brain—to fall out of love. The first thing Sarah needs to do, Helen says, is cut off contact with John. Every time she sees him, it reactivates her brain circuitry for romantic love. And as beautiful as their friendship may be, it’s holding Sarah back from finding her true love. 
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**IMPORTANT NOTE: Seed Co will be USA only for the time being, we deeply apologize to our friends across borders. Tune into the episode intro for a Seed Co Timeline** Friend of the show and GrowCast Seed Co breeder Rhizo Rich is back on the podcast for a classic GrowChat comprised of grow talk, strain reviews, and more. Jordan asks Rich about growing during the cold Midwestern winters, and all the heat and humidity supplementation that is required to keep the cold dry winter from harming the gardens. This leads to a conversation about HID lights heat production, and how that heat can be a beneficial asset in certain cultivation scenarios. Rich gives an update on the crosses that he's been whipping up for GrowCast Seed Co, and dives in deep to some of his favorite strains currently residing in his garden- including but not limited to cultivars like Slurricane by In House, Bloom Seed Co's Peach Pie, Grassman's Giggling Granny, Ethos' 10th Planet, the classic Ice Cream Wolfman, and more! ---LIMITED TIME CODE ENDING SOON! www.sustainablevillage.com is offering 5% off for my listeners ONLY until the end of Feb! Use code growcast at www.sustainablevillage.com and save 5% off your entire order like their Blumat auto watering system!--- ---Proud parters of Photontek- top of the line, efficient and powerful LED grow lights- use code growcast at www.photontek-lighting.com to save 5% off your high-end, efficient grow lights! www.photontek-lighting.com code growcast--- ---Proud partners of AC Infinity industry ventilation leaders! www.acinfinity.com use promo code growcast15 for 15% off the BEST grow fans in the game, and now high quality tents too!---

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Great friend of the show and prolific breeder the one and only Maddfarmer is back! Maddfarmer gives an update on all of his breeding work, and finally reveals the big news he's been teasing for so long- his move to Oklahoma! Madd talks about what's happening on the west coast- specifically with the cannabis industry- that drove him to decide to up and move his entire operation to Oklahoma. Maddfarmer also discusses what lines he's been working with and what he's got cooking up for the next big release. He also teases that you'll be able to find Maddfarmer genetics in Oklahoma retail shops soon enough! Madd wraps up the show by discussing medicinal strains, and why he focuses so much on buds that are not only flavorful and potent, but provide the healing relief that so many of Madd's customers- and he himself, seek. ---Come join the BEST membership in cannabis! www.patreon.com/growcast for seed giveaways, hundreds of hours of member content, the Grower's Chat, GrowCast TV LIVE! And so much more! Only $10/mo, what are you waiting for?!--- ---Proud partners of Jack Green's Natural Garden Products, natural IPM solutions, soil conditioners and more! www.jackgreensgardenproducts.com code GCLISTENER for 25% off--- ---Monitor your grow room and receive alerts about climate from ANYWHERE in the world! Visit www.kokonaut.com and use code growcast for 10% off- get to know your garden better with Kokonaut!---

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Tonight we will be talking with Sara from The Changing Earth Podcast about here experiences living in Texas, and some of the lessons we can learn from it. We will also be talking about an exciting new audio drama project she has going on over at The Changing Earth website.



If you are interested in checking out the full audio drama you can head over to Sara&#8217;s website here.







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Experience the adventure of a dynamic woman, mother, and wife, Erika, as she struggles, against all the odds, to find her family, dead or alive, in a world ripped apart by Mother Nature. The Changing Earth Series is a survival series packed with thriller books that will keep you guessing every step of the way.



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We&#8217;ve all seen the news stories about people sleeping in cars, icicles handing from ceiling fans and cars piled up on the roads, but we wanted to talk with Sara who lived through it. 



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Winter gardening.  No, I haven't bumped my head, and Christian and I didn't decide to pick up and move south.  As crazy as it might sound, your garden is still a valuable tool no matter how cold it gets in the winter.  While you might not be able to...

S3 E10:  The Mysterious Winter Garden

Amanda Alexander is the founding Executive Director of the Detroit Justice Center.
How Black women have built movements and cultivated joy by Amanda Alexander https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/02/11/opinion/how-black-women-have-built-movements-cultivated-joy/
TRANSCRIPT: 
ZAK: One of Amanda's nieces is named Fiona, or Fio. And Fio is the inspiration for all the advice Amanda is gonna share this week.
AMANDA: So this was last summer when people had taken to the streets in the wake of the calling of George Floyd and Brianna Taylor and Tony McDade and Elijah McClain and so many people. And I had gone to a rally that was called by some brave, young organizers here in the city of Detroit and they were calling for police free schools. So they were demanding that all of the funding for police be cut by next here. And Mo and I were there with her daughter, Fiona, who is now almost 2 years-old and we were leaving the rally and Mo turned to me and just said, you know, in the face of everything that's going on. All of the misery and trauma and everything that we're up against, how do you stay focused on joy and possibility and liberation? And the second part to her question was, how can I raise Fiona with that sense of possibility? And I certainly can't give parenting advice. I'm not a parent. I wouldn't presume to do that. But I did think there might be some things I could share with Fiona directly. So I decided after giving her what felt like a throwaway answer, I promised to give it more thought and sat down and spent some time with old journals thinking back on what are some of these practices that feel second-nature to me now that are so part of how I live. What is there that I could pass on to Fiona as she's coming up? And what could be useful to her and to folks in her generation.
ZAK: Amanda's letter to Fiona was first published in the Boston Globe on February 11th. The headline is, How Black Woman Have Built Movements and Cultivated Joy. And so all week Amanda and I are gonna dig in to that letter and talk about some of the advice that she shared with Fiona which I think is also very relevant to you and me. Today's advice, practice your freedom.
AMANDA: So this one I wanted to let Fio know that even-though we are fighting to be free, we also have to practice our freedom now. Most weeks I'll take a tech Sabbath so I just put my phone away and laptop away and I sit down in the morning at my dining room table and I write out a list and at the top of the page I write, TODAY I WANT. And then I listen. I want to make it clear this is not a to-do list. This isn't a list of things I should do but it's a list of things that if I really listen deeply to my gut and to my intuition, it's what I want. Today I want to be by the water or I want to take a walk through tall trees or I want to hear my friend's voice. And it keeps me in the habit of being guided by my intuition and making sure that I know what I want and I know what it feels like to practice my freedom and making sure there's a distinction between that and the imposition of someone else's will. And I got this idea after reading Lorraine Hansberry's list she had written back in 1960. She would write a list of her likes and hates. Things like, I love Mahalia Jackson's music. I like my husband most of the time. I like dressing up. And what stuck me was how well she knew her interior world. As a Black, queer woman in the 50s and 60s and I just really admired that and I wondered, do I know myself that way? Do I know how I feel most free? So I wanted to challenge myself to do that every week and to stay in that practice and to know what feels good to me. How I want to move through the day and by knowing that I can then communicate what I feel, what I want and what I need and it helps me show up in my relationships better.

Practicing Freedom with Amanda Alexander

Another episode with my good friend Dr. Brian Keating. This time, we discussed what does it mean to "Believe" in Science? What does it mean politically, religiously, and individually? And Brian actually points that, it could be anti-science if you believe in science! Listen to this episode and find out why!

Brian Keating is the Chancellor’s Professor of Physics at UC San Diego. He hosts INTO THE IMPOSSIBLE (https://www.youtube.com/DrBrianKeating?sub_confirmation=1), a podcast about science, leadership, and happiness, and is the is author of a bestselling cosmic memoir called “Losing the Nobel Prize“. You can also find his blog at https://briankeating.com/blog.php 

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690 - What does it mean to "Believe" in Science? Brian Keating

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1) Hey fellas. So I’m having some trouble getting nice glue lines when I’m edge jointing long boards (6’+). I’m building a table top (72”x36”) out of hard maple.  How particular are each of you when building table tops? Should the glue joints be flush off the jointer? Do you massage them with a hand plane? Are small gaps ok as long as they close up with a bit of clamping pressure?I have checked, rechecked and rerechecked my jointer and it seems dialed in so I’m pretty sure this is user error.Thoughts on using a magnetic feather board on the infeed side of the jointer to help with stability?Love the show - keep it coming!MarkMLBettWoodWorks
2) Hey guys I have a question/conversation. Just wanted to get your guys thoughts on the topic of the expense of woodworking as a hobby. I feel a lot of woodworking influencers I guess you’d call them are afraid to actually talk about the real cost of woodworking. I feel it’s taboo or something. If your someone who is cheap or doesn’t have the means I don’t think this is the hobby for you. Things like having a climate controlled shop. Having proper dust collection. Having all the proper 220 installed in your shop. Then having the right tools to do each operation. I dunno I guess I’m just blunt about it. If you wanna do this hobby right and also safely it’s a lot of money. Just wondering your thoughts Nathaniel
 
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1) Thanks for the best woodworking podcast around! It's so good to have a podcast that's all relevant information and without the hosts' constant snickering among themselves, as if they think that's entertaining. Here's a question regarding pocket hole joinery:
When assembling cabinets for my shop, and other projects using pocket screws, I often end up with the parts sliding out of alignment as the screws are installed. I have and use the Kreg clamp that has the pin that goes in one of the pocket screw holes, but still often end up with the parts slightly misaligned. I'm considering driving a couple pin nails before driving the screws. Any other ideas that won't leave telltale (albeit small) holes that have to be dealt with?
Thanks again for the great format! Tim
2) Hey guys,I’ve been pondering the idea of adding a second smaller dust collector to my shop instead of upgrading to a 3 hp system fully piped to each machine.Currently I’m in a small basement shop that’s about 400 square foot. I have a HF dust collector with a cyclone and filter. I’ve piped it with 4” to the table saw, jointer, planer and miter saw.  It’s not the best but it gets most of the chips from the planner and struggles with the other machines. My thought was to add a wall mounted dust collector to the table saw and the miter saw. Then leave the planer and jointer hooked up to the cycle dust collector.Curious how much of a difference a larger dust collector fully piped would make. Thanks,Jesse
 
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1) Hey Guys...Wondering if you could give us opinion of the Festool domino machine. Any tips and tricks you may have figured out? Can the cutters be resharpened? What size domino do you mainly use? Do you make your own dominoes vs. buying them? Just curious. - Dale
2) Hello gentlemen. First, thanks for your input w/r/t my belt sander question. I did keep it, and it saved me a bunch of elbow grease on an epoxy project.I’m kicking around the idea of installing a wood floor in my shop which is a 2 car garage with a concrete floor.  I would frame it with 2x4 with plywood on top of  those right over the concrete. Benefits include :- easier on my feet- save the edges of my dropped tools- be able to run electric & dust collection, among others. I can’t seem to find any drawbacks outside of the cost. What am I missing? For the record no cars park inside, and I do have large stationary tools including a table saw, 6” jointer, bandsaw etc.weight considerations? Should I use 2x6 instead? What about moisture possibly wicking up through the concrete?Thanks for the input and the great podcast.Mark Bett

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It's the new meta-show! 'The Companion Podcast' for The James Altucher Show, where Jay Yow, the Producer, and Nathan Rosborough, the Post-Production Engineer, sit down and talk about what they learned during the last past month from The James Altucher Show! 

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Summertime is a garden season, right?  I don't know about you, but that's how I operated for the longest time.  To be honest, I couldn't even conceive of being able to do anything in the garden after the August harvest.  While you might not be able to...

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In this episode we visit with Lisa Sorrell who is a very talented boot maker from Guthrie, OK.

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Today, we have our career consultant Sadie Jones back with us to share tips about dealing with mistakes in the workplace and during the job application process.

283: Dealing with Interview and Workplace Mistakes (w/Sadie Jones)

Age may just be a number but turning 60 is a big deal—at least, according to three listeners who recently wrote us about the challenges they’re facing in their later years. Joy can’t decide whether to retire from her job as a high school Spanish teacher. Doug is trying to figure out where to channel his energy after a career in the military. And Kim needs to find a way to support herself for the first time in her life after a devastating divorce. On this episode of How To!, we bring on Herminia Ibarra, a professor at the London Business School and author of Working Identity. Herminia has studied life transitions extensively, discovering that we make changes by running small experiments rather than taking one flying leap into the unknown. And since our identities are so closely linked to our professional life, Herminia says, it’s important to surround yourself with new people as you conduct these experiments, testing out different possible selves and imagining what new identities may be out there for you, at any age.
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