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Your Brain On ClimateThe Weight of Nature, with Clayton Page AldernBrain-eating amoebae are only the start of it. Just you wait until Clayton Aldern talks you through the ways big and small that climate change is changing what it means to be you. From your mood to your expectations and even your mental model of the whole world - your consciousness itself, for Chrissakes - Clayton explains with brilliant clarity how your brain is climate. Clayton Page Aldern is the author of the compelling The Weight of Nature. Its strapline is "How a Changing Climate Changes Our Minds, Brains and Bodies" - so bang on the turf of...
2026-01-181h 00Your Brain On ClimateChange It UpHappy New Year! And before your resolutions crumble into ash, here's a short episode about why change is hard - but yet it's the only thing we ever really do. Back in 2021 I chatted to Andrew Simms about change: how humans constantly trip the fandango between wanting to upend everything, and to keep things exactly the same. Tragedies are written about it. And yet in a world where it can feel like not enough is changing fast enough, sometimes we don't stop to notice the huge changes happening right before our eyes. Please do consider ch...
2026-01-0109 minYour Brain On ClimateThe Weather People, with Helen RobertsPredicting the weather is really hard, not least because of all those butterflies in the Amazon flapping their wings about. So an even-vaguely-right forecast is a scientific marvel and a masterclass in risk communication. And how people do and don't take it in is a similarly fascinating dive into human brains and how they deal (or don't) with uncertainty. But these days you can't talk about our changing weather without talking about our changing climate - even if (too) many people still don't see the link. And what happens when innocent weather forecasters wade by mistake into t...
2025-12-1454 minYour Brain On ClimateHow to talk about the climate emergencyA new campaign, the National Emergency Briefing, thinks (rightly) there's a climate emergency going on. They want Keir Starmer to go on TV and tell the nation, like Boris did with Covid. But would that work? Do people think about climate change the same as other types of 'emergency'? In this Micro episode I chat to climate comms guru Adam Corner about the similarities - and differences - between climate emergencies and the Covid emergency. After a snippet of my 2021 chat him, I dial him up again for his latest views on the back of the NEB. Y...
2025-12-0113 minYour Brain On ClimateInto the Manosphere, with James BloodworthThere's a vast online universe where men hang out and hate on women. This is the 'Manosphere', a place home to hucksters, spivs, scam artists and some of the worst humans alive. But it's also a honeytrap for millions of lost boys simply looking for a story about the world that makes sense. You start out looking for fitness tips or how to get a girlfriend. You end up believing climate change is made up and Donald Trump is a hero. How does this online radicalisation happen? What does it tell us about politics and po...
2025-11-161h 10Your Brain On ClimateSpooky 👻It's Halloween, when everyone is allowed to be strange for a day. A good time to ask: like the best ghost stories, why does climate change sometimes feel so uncanny? And what happens when the world we take for granted starts to feel ... haunted? In this Micro episode, a snippet of my 2021 chat with psychogeographer and author, Philippa Holloway. You can listen to the full interview here or in the back catalogue. Please do consider chipping in a couple of quid over at http://www.patreon.com/yourbrainonclimate. And a written review would be ace. Pl...
2025-10-3114 minYour Brain On ClimateIs Climate Anxiety real? with Geoff BeattieWell... is it? Nearly half of young people say the future of the planet brings them mental distress. Not just young people either. More and more people of all ages are feeling something that feels like the thing we call climate anxiety. And for good reason: things not very brill, planet-wise. But is climate anxiety something distinct from other worries? Is it just the latest snowflakey expression of more generally held worries about the future? Is it a mental health problem, or a social problem, both or neither? And - whatever the hell it is - is it...
2025-10-1553 min
Heidi’s Lane with Heidi PowellEp. 72 “Do You Miss Dave, Heidi?” (Ryan Asked): When New Love Meets (and Heals) Old Grief❤️ Do you ever really “get over” someone you loved? Ryan is back for round two of unofficial co-host auditions, and this time, the conversation gets deeply personal.In this episode, we talk about Dave, my best friend, partner, and someone who shaped so much of my life, and what it’s been like to grieve for him while moving forward. Ryan opens up about what it’s like to love someone who has loved and lost, and why true emotional safety matters more than anything.We also laugh about our early da...
2025-10-061h 11Your Brain On ClimateChange BlindnessClimate change: fast in a geological sense, but slow in a second-by-second human-perception sense. Our brains stop paying attention to things that change (relatively) slowly. This is 'change blindness' - and it's why we need laws and leadership that prioritise our shifting climate, because our brains struggle to. In this MICRO episode, a snippet of my 2022 chat with neuroscientist and author, Professor Anil Seth. You can listen to the full interview here or in the back catalogue. Please do consider chipping in a couple of quid over at http://www.patreon.com/yourbrainonclimate. And a wr...
2025-09-2911 minYour Brain On ClimateDon’t Fear The Reaper, with Molly ConisbeeI'm afraid that you are going to die. Sorry. You can imagine afterlives and amass great hordes of wealth, but you're still made of human stuff, and thus will die. Humanity's inability to get its head around this most inconvenient of truths is probably behind most of the silly pointless stuff we do, from rampant consumption to wars to spaceships to conjuring up Gods. Joining me on this episode of Your Brain on Climate is Molly Conisbee - author of No Ordinary Deaths, a social history of how we've lived and died through the generations. Molly says we...
2025-09-1759 min
Contractor GuysThe Contractor Guys with Special Guest Dave Neal of Neal ElectricThis week, Greg Powell and Gary ‘The Caveman’ Crovo plug in with Electrician Dave Neal for a bright and lively episode. From how many Christmas lights you can safely string together to some laugh-out-loud banter, you’ll get practical tips with a festive twist. It’s part fun, part safety lesson, tune in and light up your holiday, it's never to early to think about Christmas! Originally aired on December 4, 1996How did you like the show? Send us a text! All conversations between the hosts and guests are meant to be lighthearted and entertain...
2025-09-0541 minYour Brain On ClimateOptimism BiasThing about humans is, we like to look on the bright side of life. Without optimism, we'd not have evolved out of the trees in the first place. Our species has optimism bias. But we're all different, and some of us are a little bit too wired to be over-optimistic - and vice versa. This has big impacts for the messages we see about climate change. In this MICRO episode, a snippet of my forthcoming chat with Professor Geoff Beattie. What did he learn when he put optimistic and pessimistic people in an eye tracker an...
2025-08-2910 minYour Brain On ClimateViolence, with Peter SchwartzsteinClimate change sucks, not least when it causes violence - which it does more than you'd think. In a hundred ways it can add stress and trauma to brains already under huge pressure, and when that's all finally a bit much - well, the worse demons of our nature can, and do, come out. Grim. But are we doomed? Does it have to be like that? Can environmental peacebuilding turn climate violence into an engine of cooperation? Or is human nature a more powerful force when the chips are down, which they increasingly are? Joining me...
2025-08-1750 minYour Brain On ClimateLaughing MatterComedy opens the mind and helps us cope with the sheer strangeness of being alive. But is climate change a suitable topic for comedy? In this micro episode of Your Brain on Climate, I chat to Stuart Goldsmith - stand-up par excellence and host of the Comedian's Comedian podcast - about what he's learned from trying to to do jokes about the state of the planet. If you liked this episode, here's the full chat with Stuart from back in 2023. I use a clip from Stuart's set on Live at the Apollo earlier this year.
2025-07-3011 min
Le DOPAMIINE Podcast091: Dave Powell, la vie d’un powerlifteur🎙️ ÉPISODE 91 – DAVE POWELLPowerlifteur. Entrepreneur. Mouton noir assumé du milieu.Dans ce nouvel épisode du Dopamiine Podcast, je reçois Dave Powell, une figure bien connue du powerlifting québécois.Il possède son propre gym dans la région de Lévis, partage sans filtre sa vision du milieu, et se positionne à contre-courant des normes établies.On parle de force physique, de mentalité de grind, d’entrepreneuriat dans le monde du gym, et de ce que ça signifie de tracer son propre chemin.Présenté par Shop Santé et NIH Suppléments 🍃💊
2025-07-221h 06Your Brain On ClimateThey F*** You Up, Your Mum & Dad - with Nina Alexandersen and Sophia ChengHow should you bring up baby in the age of climate breakdown? Should you tell them what's happening or not? And given how messed up is the planet we're passing on - is it even fair to *have* kids? In a YBOC first this episode is a 3-way chat. Dave meets Nina Alexandersen and Sophia Cheng - respectively someone who became a climate activist through fear for her kid's future, and someone whose activism made them very ambivalent about becoming a mum, until something changed. We talk about all things motherhood and parenthood - like wh...
2025-07-1359 minYour Brain On ClimateSomewhere, with Karl DudmanWe vote in our self interest, right? So how come people living on islands disappearing because of climate change - and they know it - keep voting for Donald Trump? The answer to that goes to the heart of our climate politics. But it also tells us something very important about how different people think about climate change and what should be done about it, even when they can see it literally killing the place they love. This episode is a fascinating chat with anthropologist Dr Karl Dudman. He talks all about his time spent wi...
2025-06-1358 minYour Brain On ClimateKill All PestsI'm out in the garden looking for that pile of jobby I found the other day, and it made me think back to my chat in episode 17 with Erica McAlister all about flies (and fleas). Erica is the London Natural History Museum's expert on all things dipeteric (flies) and siphonapteric (fleas), and an extremely funny and nice person too. Reaching for that fly-killer? WAIT A MINUTE. Must we call kill all pests? (Must we even think of them as pests in the first place?) If you like the show please do consider chipping in a cou...
2025-05-3009 minYour Brain On ClimateBullsh*t, with Mike Berners-LeeAn episode all about the subtle art of talking bollocks. We live in a golden age of bullshit. It can seem that our politics is riddled with it. Corporate climate communications are drenched in it. And despite the looming eco-crisis, perhaps our own brains are too. In this episode, Dave meets author Mike Berners-Lee to chew over his new book, A Climate of Truth. It's a brilliant balance of home truths about the state of things, with unputdownable optimism that humanity can - and must - do better. What distinguishes glorious bul...
2025-05-1157 minContractor GuysContractor Guys with special guest, with special guests, Dave Neal, ElectricianThe Contractor Guys, Greg Powell and Gary "the caveman" Crovo are joined by a special guest—Dave Neal who is an independent electrician. In this episode, the Contractor Guys talk about electricity, how it works and what do do if it goes down in the building. AND... shocking tips on wiring and when to replace breakers.This podcast is an archive from the radio show that originally aired September 25, 1996.How did you like the show? Send us a text! All conversations between the hosts and guests are meant to be lighthearted and entertaining as...
2025-05-0642 minYour Brain On ClimateYou Disgust MeIn this bite-sized edition we look back at perhaps my favouritest episode ever - episode 9 about disgust, with Yoel Inbar. We all have a gag reflex. But when we find people - like polluters - disgusting, are we feeing *actually* disgusted, or is it just a metaphor? What about how we might feel about things like climate change itself? Does it make us want, literally, to vom?If you like the show please do consider chipping in a couple of quid over at http://www.patreon.com/yourbrainonclimate. And a written review would be ace. P...
2025-04-2711 minYour Brain On ClimateI Contain Multitudes, with Sarah Stein LubranoAn episode all about cognitive dissonance. Ever feel like there are two yous in the same head? The one that cares about the planet, and the one that doesn't act like it does? And that having two yous makes at least one of your yous freak out? You (and you) are not alone. Welcome to cognitive dissonance. As Walt Whitman wrote: you contain multitudes. It's a feature, not a bug, of being alive. Humans, it turns out, are very good at thinking conflicting things at the same time. This helps us get...
2025-04-1759 min
Gig Gab - The Working Musician's PodcastMonique Powell of Save Ferris: Ska, Struggles, and Sweet ComebacksMonique Powell of Save Ferris joins you for a no-holds-barred dive into the grind, grit, and glory behind making a band thrive. From opera training to ska dreams, Monique shares how preparation and passion powered her transformation from “Mo Sing Song” to full-on band manager (and back again…and forth again). You’ll hear how she navigated shifting to external management, dealt with label fallout, and used setbacks as fuel—because when the machine breaks, you fix it or build your own. Her fight to save her voice wasn’t just personal—it became a mission driven by fans who refused to...
2025-04-1457 minYour Brain On ClimateRunning Up That HillIn this YBOC microdose, a hark back to my inspirational chat with ultrarunner and climate activist Damian Hall, who dispensed his wisdom about how to keep up the slog - advice that's as useful for changing the world as it is for running up that hill. Sorting climate change is the definition of a marathon, not a sprint. It particularly feels that way right now. What we need is ENDURANCE, and plenty of it - and the right perspective to keep on keeping on. For the full chat, check out episode 23 here. If you...
2025-03-2809 minYour Brain On ClimateConfirmation Bias, with Adam HarrisOr: why we all hear what we want to hear, and disregard the rest. Confirmation bias is hardwired into human brains, and without it we'd never get through our day. But it doesn't half get us - and the planet - into trouble sometimes. In this episode Dave learns all about confirmation bias from the splendid Professor Adam Harris off of University College London. Learn about how casinos make their cash, why lefties should read righty-press sometimes, why confirmation bias once caused a plane to crash into a massive volcano, and why climate deniers and activists alike cou...
2025-03-1053 minYour Brain On ClimateThe Conservative LagWhy is social change so hard - particularly right now? Part of the reason lies in pluralistic ignorance - the social phenomena that helps to explains everything from imposter syndrome to slow progress on climate change. In this micro episode, we explore a nugget of insight from Professor Deborah Prentice - currently vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University and at the time of our chat back in 2021, provost of Princeton. What is pluralistic ignorance, and how does it lead to a 'conservative lag' in society? For the full chat, check out episode 6 here. If you like...
2025-02-2709 minYour Brain On Climate(Getting Your Head Around) the End of the World, with Laurie LaybournWe're reasonably good at imagining what nuclear war would be like (although it'd probably be even worse than that). But it's not the same for most other complicated, really really scary risks. Eg: the UK government is still not taking seriously the risk of another pandemic - and that's despite the fact we LITERALLY JUST HAD ONE, GUYS. And it's the same for climate change - with knobs on. For sure, our politicians, banks and cultures just aren't ready for the climate-clusterfudge. But if you're anything like me, there's a limit to how much of it...
2025-02-101h 03Your Brain On ClimateStories of Action, with Kris de MeyerIf you want someone to change their mind, it's best if they persuade themselves. And they're much more likely to do that if they actually *do* something new, rather than just pathetically feeling like they *should*. There's nothing like getting yer metaphorical hands dirty to show you you can do things you never thought you could - from bleeding radiators to leading climate marches. And everyday stories of people *doing stuff* are far more effective than simply telling people there's a climate crisis going on - so why don't we tell more of them? This e...
2025-01-1256 minYour Brain On ClimateCommon Sense, with Dannagal YoungCommon sense? Ain't nothing common about it. Populists - like Donald Trump - love to appeal to 'common sense', while pushing ideas as contentious as they come. But what does Trump get right about how he talks to people about big ideas - and what can everyone else learn from it? And what does all this mean for how to talk about something as complex and polarised as climate change? In this episode I'm joined by Dr Dannagal Young, Professor of Communication and Political Science at the University of Delaware. Danna is the author of 'Wro...
2024-12-0152 minYour Brain On ClimateThe neutrality myth, with Lydia MesslingIs climate science 'neutral'? Should it be? Are humans even capable of being neutral about anything? In this new-format episode, I dig into accusations that climate scientists risk undermining their work by going on climate marches. Can that really be true? Doesn't the scientific method speak for itself? And is it realistic to expect people to spend all day immersed in awful data, and NOT want to change the world afterwards? I'm joined this episode by the fab Dr Lydia Messling, climate engagement expert and a very thoughtful and clever person. Lydia talks about her...
2024-10-3045 minYour Brain On ClimateMental heat, with Alessandro MassazzaWhen it gets hot, we all get a bit stroppy: think 'shouting at people on the internet' stroppy. But that's only the tip of the (melting) iceberg. Too much heat can trigger or make worse a range of mental health conditions. And what does climate change bring? More heat. So what are the mental health implications of rising global temperatures? Joining Dave this episode is Dr Alessandro Massazza (X / LinkedIn) - Policy Advisor for United for Global Mental Health. Ale tells Dave all about what the science has to say about the very many ways getting too ho...
2024-09-3047 minYour Brain On ClimateLong Time, with Ella SaltmarsheTime. You work on a human timescale, but the planet doesn't. Sometimes we can think long term but mostly real life gets in the way: but the decisions we collectively take will have a huge impact on life on Earth now, and for generations to come. What are the biases that peg us to short term thinking? How can we shift our perspective to the day after tomorrow, and how can that help everyday life? And what do pigeons have to do with it? Joining Dave this episode is Ella Saltmarshe, Director of the Long Tim...
2024-08-2851 minYour Brain On ClimateLuck, with Will Snell and Anita SanghaYou are so much more lucky than you think, even if you think you're not. Most of us are dead proud of the good things we've done, and we tell ourselves how hard we have worked and how much we deserve it. But unfortunately we don't. This also works the other way round: we are never as much to blame for our 'failures' as we think. Thing is most things in life are down to luck: not just whether you win the lottery or meet the perfect person, but deeper stuff. Like who your parents w...
2024-07-3146 minYour Brain On ClimateValues Action Gap, with Gail HochachkaWell you SAY you care about climate change, but you don't, do you? There's you, driving a car (!!!) or not putting that plastic bottle in the recycling (!!!!!). There's you, saying you value the planet, but acting like you JUST DON'T CARE. You and me and everyone else. The gulf between our values and actions is large you could drive an SUV through it. This is the 'values action gap'. Closing it is the stated aim of just about all behavioural science and climate campaigns and all the rest of it. But it is evidently bloody hard. Because alt...
2024-07-0152 min
Business Velocity - The Five Facets of Business™ Podcast'Leading Human Resources with Kindness' with Robert PowellThis week we talk with Robert Powell. Owner of Human Operations Solutions, Robert sheds insight on the importance of good HR, where it fits in modern business and putting kindness first.Robert is a lover of puzzles. So his expertise comes into play studying the psychological intricacies of business owners and learning how to pull the best out of one’s basic brain hard-wiring.His company Human Operations Solutions (HOpS) celebrates the different dynamics and diversity of employees. They simplify things with clear processes and position themselves as the friendly go-to’s for your teams with...
2024-06-2440 minBusiness Velocity - The Five Facets of Business™ Podcast'Leading Human Resources with Kindness' with Robert PowellThis week we talk with Robert Powell. Owner of Human Operations Solutions, Robert sheds insight on the importance of good HR, where it fits in modern business and putting kindness first.Robert is a lover of puzzles. So his expertise comes into play studying the psychological intricacies of business owners and learning how to pull the best out of one’s basic brain hard-wiring.His company Human Operations Solutions (HOpS) celebrates the different dynamics and diversity of employees. They simplify things with clear processes and position themselves as the friendly go-to’s for your teams with...
2024-06-2440 minYour Brain On ClimateMindfulness, with Jamie BristowMindfulness: a technique for training your brain to reflect on what it thinks and why. It can help us make smarter decisions, and can even get the House of Commons to stop shouting at each other quite so much. Magic! But can it save the planet? Today's guest is Jamie Bristow, co-founder of the Mindfulness Initiative - an amazing organisation bringing the technique to the heart of policy and parliament. Jamie's trained MPs on skills of compassion and self-reflection, and thinks (as do I) that we could all benefit hugely from a bit more time spent thinking abou...
2024-05-3158 min
Across the Stew-niverse: A podcast about Stewart LeeStewin' the Fat 2: With Dave CohenDan caught up with bona fide COMEDY GENIUS Dave Cohen (Horrible Histories, HIGNFY, Spitting Image, loads of other stuff) to Stew the Fat (yes we will continuously repeat these tedious puns) about his days as a stand up in the erly days of Alternative Comedy, establishing the now world famous Comedy Store players (with, amongst others, Paul Merton and some unknown Canadian called Mike Myers... wonder where he ended up?) and being nominated (and not nominated for an even better show) for an Edinburgh Fringe Award.We also talk about crossing paths with a young comedian called...
2024-05-181h 58
Side One/Side B with Dave and SteveEP1: Steve shows Dave BLACK SABBATH's 1989 album Headless Cross, featuring TONY MARTIN on vocals and COZY POWELL on drums.Send us a textTo capitalize on the upcoming Anno Mundi boxset Steve brings in Black Sabbath's Headless Cross album to show David, who has mostly only heard the Ozzy and Dio years. This album came out in 1989 and features Tony Iommi on guitar, Tony Martin on vocals, Laurence Cottle on bass, & Cozy Powell on drums. Steve's WebsiteOur InstagramsDaveSteveBuy our theme songNon-Euclidean Pornography | Lucid Fugue (bandcamp.com)Other EpisodesBlack Sabbath, 1989 The Headless Cross [Heavy Metal/Heavy R...
2024-05-0527 minYour Brain On ClimateConversations, with Alex EvansOr: how chinwags can save the world. Imagine I could give you a superpower. The ability to make people trust you who currently don't. To help them change their own mind, on their own terms. And to maybe even heal society, perhaps just a little bit. WELL I CAN. It's called 'having a grown up conversation', and it's perhaps the most underrated thing we can all do about climate change.Joining me to talk about all things chatting, nattering and deep canvassing is the charming Alex Evans, founder and director of the charity Larger Us. W...
2024-04-3051 minYour Brain On ClimateSuccess, with Simon MundieSo much of our silly short lives is spent chasing after trophies or money or glory. Success! But it's never really enough. We just want more trophies and more more money and one day we die and so does everything else, the end. As a culture, we've got success wrong. Today's guest says we should instead see success as learning to lose ourselves in things - whether that's playing the piano, or sport, or listening to jolly interesting podcasts. Pursuing, and cherishing, a flow state - the only state in which we are truly contented. A...
2024-03-2250 minYour Brain On ClimateBiophilia, with Lauren Hall RuddellFrazzled? Go for a walk in the woods. It'll calm you down, fill your nose with lovely smells, and reset your eyes to room temperature. But why? According to today's guest, humans evolved to need to chill out in natural environments. It gives us nice chemicals like serotonin, is good for long term mental health, and generally resets our stress alarms. This is the idea of Biophilia, and it's rather nice. Joining Dave this episode is Dr Lauren Hall Ruddell - a journalist and naturalist who has spent many years thinking about the restorative power of being in n...
2024-02-2242 min
The Fenway Rundown: Boston Red Sox PodcastLiverpool writer Dave Powell weighs in on what it's like covering John Henry, Fenway Sports Group across the pondOn this episode, co-host Chris Cotillo is joined by Dave Powell, the chief business of football writer for Reach and the Liverpool Echo in England. Powell, who has covered John Henry and Fenway Sports Group across the pond for years, weighs in on the ownership group's reputation and legacy in England. The two writers discuss the similarities and differences when it comes to covering Henry in different countries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2024-01-3035 minYour Brain On Climate(Dis)trusting Climate Science, with Laur Hesse FisherSome people think climate science is made up. This annoys other people. But calling each other dullards is unhelpful, and it misses the deeper questions. What determines who and what we trust, including science? And what can be done to make people and politics - particularly, Lord help us all, American politics - a bit less squabbly about it all? Joining Dave this episode is Laur Hesse Fisher, programme director for MIT's Environmental Solutions Initiative. Laur's an expert in climate science communications that bridge political divides, which sounds like a very useful person to be. She's also the...
2024-01-2950 minYour Brain On ClimateWe, with Jonathan RowsonWE need to take action on climate change. WE need a revolution. WE need to unite and tackle the problem. Etc. But who is this "we"? Politicians and campaigners love to invoke it. It has powerful rhetorical force. But does this confusing "we" give us any sense of what each of us can actually do? Is it a linguistic problem or something more profound about how our brains think about collective agency? And how the heck do "we" actually go from not doing enough, to doing so? Joining Dave to talk about all things "we" an...
2023-12-2943 min
Podcast AGB142. Dave Powell - Lever lourd c'est l'fun (powerlifting, mindset, entrainement)Cette semaine sur le podcast, je reçois Dave Powell, fondateur de l'entreprise GAMMA Performance, pour jaser de powerlifting.
Si tu aimes lever lourd et que le monde du powerlifting t'intéresse, tu vas certainement aimer ce podcast.
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2023-12-181h 09Your Brain On ClimateBehaviour Change, with Lorraine WhitmarshAre we responsible for how we behave? If so, should we feel bad about it? And if the answer to those two is 'yes' and 'yes' respectively, how do we change our behaviour? How much of 'behaviour change' is about nudging or encouraging individuals to change, versus how much is banning bad things and making good things easier and cheaper? And are simple answers stupid? (Spoiler: yes.) Joining Dave this month is the esteemed Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE. Lorraine is Prof of Environmental Psychology at the University of Bath, UK, and runs the Centre for Climate and So...
2023-11-2748 min
The Powell MovementDave Moe, Captain Powder, Co-Founder Powder MagazineDave Moe is the most unique, eclectic guest I've had on the podcast, and he and his brother may have had more of an impact on the sport of skiing than anyone else I've had on the show. The Moe's started Powder Magazine, and Dave Moe was the gonzo journalist who traveled the world in the name of Powder. On the podcast, we talk about early Seattle skiing, his "Screw Loose" alter egos, founding Powder Magazine, sales, marketing, travel, and general weirdness. Jake Moe makes a couple of appearances to clear some things up on this history lesson of...
2023-10-3050 minYour Brain On ClimateEndurance, with Damian HallTry running for a few miles, and then a few miles more, and then several hundred few miles more. That's proper endurance that is, the kind demonstrated regularly by Damian Hall: ultrarunner, climate activist, author, and all-round lovely chap. He's the holder of the men's record for the 268-mile Spine Race, so he knows a thing or two about keeping going when things look grim. And when it comes to climate change, heaven knows we need a bit of that. What can running very long distances teach us about perseverance despite increasingly grim climate news? What has Da...
2023-10-2742 minYour Brain On ClimateLiberalism, with Christopher ShawThe climate crisis needs all the ideas and imagination it can get. But today's guest says that liberalism - the system many of us live in, which cherishes individual freedom above pretty much all else - is a straitjacket on our imaginations, and our ability to think and act big. If it really is harder to imagine the death of capitalism than the end of all life on Earth, does that explain why most visions of the future are so, well, crap? Joining Dave this ep is Dr Christopher Shaw, author of 'Liberalism and the Challenge of Cl...
2023-09-2643 minYour Brain On ClimateDecolonisation, with Ayesha SiddiqiOur ideas about climate change are filtered through layers of Stuff, and for us in the West quite a lot of that Stuff is inseparable from being gits to other countries for centuries. We've nabbed land, exploited populations and perhaps most enduringly of all, seen the world as basically being for 'us' to do with as we want. That Stuff dies hard, and, this episode's guest argues, shapes how we think even about what climate change is, never mind how and in whose interests to solve it. Joining Dave this ep is Dr Ayesha Siddiqi, lecturer in h...
2023-08-2044 minYour Brain On ClimateComedy, with Stuart GoldsmithThe death of everything: no ROFLing matter. Right? Well probably yes. But can chuckles save the planet? Does laughing at humans being silly confused bags of water help the climate fight or take the heat out of it? And just why is so much climate comedy, well, crap? Joining Dave this episode is a right proper comedy mastermind, Stuart Goldsmith. Stuart's spent aeons both behind the mic as a stand-up, and peering at other comics via interviews in his legendary The Comedian's Comedian podcast. He's drunk heavily from the comedy well, and knows more about the art (sci...
2023-07-1752 minYour Brain On ClimateHonesty, with Rupert ReadYou can't handle the truth! Or maybe you can. But does the truth set us free, or bum us out? Do we all have a duty to say it like we see it - particularly on things we're not seeing clearly enough, like climate change? How much honesty can our flimsy little brains bear? Joining Dave this episode is Dr Rupert Read. He's an academic, author, agitator and activist, and used to be one of Extinction Rebellion's biggest thinkers and strategists. As well as a new book - 'Do You Want To Know The Truth - the su...
2023-06-2244 min
GAMMA Performance PodcastGamma Real Talk Episode 1 - IntroWhat's up Gang,
Bienvenue au Nouveau Podcast par Gamma Performance, aujourd'hui dans l'épisode de l'introduction, Dave et Abel parlent du projet et comment nous voulons amener ce projet là !
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2023-06-0931 minYour Brain On ClimateNegotiation, with Camilla BornIt's all very well demanding that everything happens NOW, but we're actually going to do - or not - about climate change is all about negotiation. What happens inside those fusty negotiating halls? How does one negotiate well and get what one wants, whether on climate or things more domestic? And does the climate have the time for us to negotiate our way out of a paper bag? Joining Dave this episode is Camilla Born MBE. Camilla's been at more top tables than you've had hot dinners, and has been there for the crunchy bits of some of...
2023-05-2347 min
Learning for Good | L&D Solutions and Leadership Development for Nonprofit OrganizationsMediocre Training? Improve Your Staff's Presentation Skills with Author Dave PowellIf your nonprofit or association is delivering in-person or virtual instructor-led training, you probably have trainers who lead that experience. This one role can make a big difference in the outcome of the training. And while we focus a lot on creating the training for impact, it's also important to support the trainers. That’s why I invited Dave Powell, nonprofit veteran and author of The Presenter’s Dilemma, to talk about presentation skills for nonprofit trainers in today’s episode of Learning for Good.In this episode, we talk about why presentation skills are important and...
2023-05-1525 min
Advice Guru Lending PodcastDave Harris (CEO of More2Life) talks about Later Life LendingIn this episode, Dave Harris CEO of Lifetime Mortgage lender More2Life talks to us about several topics including:
-how Dave got into the industry
-Dave's views on the events of the last six months
-what the M2L senior team are doing to create more business for advisors
-how Dave works with funders and his team on lower interest rates, higher LTVs and product innovation
-what new things are coming in the next 6 months
-Dave's views on the size of the market and the direction of...
2023-04-1836 minYour Brain On ClimateFlies (and Fleas), with Erica McAlisterYup, buzz-buzz-swat-buggers. Now, I can't guarantee you're going to come out of this one in love with flies (and fleas), but maybe you'll think a wee bit differently about 'em. About what we need to do to our brains to make small buzzing things our chums, not our nemesis. And why needing to do it is pretty dang essential for not wiping out everything that lives, including ourselves. Joining Dave this week is the legend that is Dr Erica McAlister, the London Natural History Museum's expert on all things dipeteric (flies) and siphonapteric (fleas). Never will you...
2023-04-1535 min
GAMMA Performance PodcastGAMMA Talk - Épisode 2
Un nouveau Show pour le GAMMA Performance Podcast. Le GAMMA Talk est le Podcast que les entraineurs de GAMMA Performance se réunissent a tour d'une table pour parler d'entrainement, de Powerlifting, de Bodybuilding et encore plus. Dans le deuxième épisode, on parle des premières compétitions ainsi que notre classique segment Over ou Under Rated spéciale suppléments.
Bonne écoute!
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Coach Nic Charbonnneau: https://www.instagram.com/soursquatkid...
2023-04-101h 19Your Brain On ClimateBystander Effect, with Gerdien de VriesYes you probably WOULD walk by on the other side, wouldn't you, and don't say you wouldn't, because you would. Alas, a trio of brain wirings add up to the so-called Bystander Effect: our tendency to stand in a crowd of people watching someone flail in a canal, hoping it's not us that has to get our frock wet to jump in and save them. In this episode Dave learns all about the Bystander Effect with Dr Gerdien de Vries from TU Delft. What is it? Why is it? And can working out what'll make us jump in...
2023-03-1845 minYour Brain On ClimateForesight, with Adam BulleyTime travel! No not like Marty McFly, but in our heads. Backwards via memories, albeit imperfectly. And forwards, to make plans for the future and think about all the ways they could go wrong and then make new plans and then etc. Foresight is profoundly human and completely innate to your brain: just try and sit still with your thoughts for a bit, and you'll see how often you think about what comes next. Without foresight, no skyscrapers, art, podcasts or health service. No anything we call home, really. But also no climate crisis. Because it turns out...
2023-02-1754 minYour Brain On ClimateMetaphor, with Simon LancasterAll I need to say to you is "Your Brain on Climate is a lovely cake of a podcast" and you'll drool and tell all your friends to subscribe immediately. Or something. No look: our brains LOVE metaphors. We think in stories and our brains like making connections between different ideas to make sense of the world - particularly things we can't always touch and feel, like climate change. Metaphors can constrain, divert or unlock our creativity, so we'd better get smart about the metaphors we use. Because rest assured, there are some very clever metaphor-wangers out the...
2023-01-1652 minYour Brain On ClimatePlay, with Lucy HawthorneWe play when we're kids to try new things and learn how the world works, and when we think no-one's looking we do it as adults too. Play's important for our development and so you should probably do it or you'll turn out a wrong'un. But Dave's guest today says play is also a way to smash the Very Serious Rules of how to think about climate change - rules the following of which demonstrably are not working. If play = creativity, and creativity = necessary, is it time to lark about more in the name of saving the pl...
2022-12-1543 minYour Brain On ClimateConsciousness, with Anil SethRight then. Everything you perceive - including what climate change is to you - is a construction of your brain. And your brain is winging it. That's the reality of human consciousness, and everything I thought it was is completely wrong. So how do our brains perceive things, like buses? Are there even buses? (Yes, there are buses.) Have our conscious noggins evolved enough to cope with the reality of climate change? If not, er - can they, sharpish? And can the very fact that there even is consciousness guide how we migh...
2022-11-1552 min
Standout Business Show — Video Marketing, Personal Branding & Content Marketing Strategy for Your Expert Business73. Are you suffering from 'doing all the things?' with Dave BraunOne of my biggest challenges as a solopreneur has been my firm conviction that I can do it all.In fact, I've spent years under the false assumption that there were certain things that no one could do better - like, for me, editing video.(how could anyone else know the story I want to tell?)And yet, by hanging on to these day-to-day tasks - by continually working in the trenches on 'all the things' - I was missing opportunities for growth and evolution and even maintaining my inspiration and sanity!
2022-09-2530 minYour Brain On ClimateSchadenfreude, with Aaron BalickWe love it when someone gets what's coming to them - whether it's an individual we know personally and dislike, someone from a group we hate, or someone we just generally think is a wrong'un. That's schadenfreude - literally, "joy damage". Grubby, wonderful feeling. But what does schadenfreude do for us, psychologically? Is it a good and useful thing or a harmful thing? And can it be harnessed - or should it be feared - when trying to do something about the climate crisis? Joining Dave this episode is Dr Aaron Balick - pyschotherapist, author...
2022-08-1142 min
Rise Together Podcast187: Are You Prioritizing You? - with Heidi PowellThis week on Rise Together Dave is joined by his partner, fitness and personal development expert and influencer, Heidi Powell! Dave reflects on his journey of slowing down, stepping back, and prioritizing himself - the work that was necessary for him to continue taking steps toward becoming a more whole human being - and he and Heidi have a raw, real relationship conversation about the impact that his journey had on her. Don't miss this episode!-----------------------------------Our next Get Fit 60-Day Challenge starts May 9 with a week-long pre-party just kicking off and H...
2022-05-0641 minYour Brain On Climate(Super)Heroes, with Al KennedyWhen things get scary, we like hero(+ine)s. We kind of automatically create them - like there was always a hero-shaped hole in our stories that was just waiting for someone to pop into. Why? Are we really hardwired to look for heroes? Do they all wear capes? And for something as complex and fiddly and *wibbles hands expansively in the air* as climate change, is it a good or a bad thing that we cast Greta, David Attenborough and whoever comes next as a climate hero? Do we need new types of heroes? Or maybe n...
2022-04-2235 minYour Brain On ClimateDisgust, with Yoel InbarWhat disgusts you? For starters, I bet, other people's oozings, or rotten meat, or other such things that hint at the Unclean. But you might also say corruption, or pollution. Or a particular politician, or a group of people. Or perhaps... even climate change itself? It's one of our most base, guiding emotional responses to the world, so in this episode we find out all about disgust - how it shapes societies, defines what's right and wrong, and affects how we think about who's to blame for a changing climate, and what to do about it.
2022-03-2245 min
Dave's Daily Crypto TakeDDCT #118 - 2/24/2022 (Kraken CEO Jesse Powell Advises to Withdraw Bitcoin from Exchange!)#Bitcoin #Kraken #JessePowellI'd like to welcome everyone to my new PODCASTDave's Daily Crypto TakeIn this channel I will be providing you with news on a daily basis about cryptocurrency, bitcoin, blockchain, FIAT. My main purpose is to share UNBIASED news and updates. Ultimately I learn and hopefully you learn while I go on this journey.ARTICLES used in today's video:https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-fomo-no-more-volume-drops-lowest-14-months/
2022-02-2425 minYour Brain On ClimatePsychogeography, with Philippa HollowayWe are the places we live, and the places we live are us. Places made by oil, coal, and gas, by roads, and by industry. Where the choices we make about what to feel and where to go are shaped by the very things that are at the heart of the climate crisis. Eek. Psychogeography's about turning left when you're supposed to go right. Going into nuclear exclusion zones when you're not supposed to. Wandering off the beaten track, seeing what happens and who you meet. And stopping to think for a bit to notice where you are...
2022-02-2141 min
The Billboard Insider PodcastJustin Powell on growing to 1,800 faces in 13 years.Today's podcast guest Justin Powell talks about founding Huntington Billboards in the middle of the 2009 great recession and growing the company to 1,800 displays over 13 years.
Some of the highlights.
How did you enter the out of home business?
Justin Powell, Founder and President, Huntington Outdoor
I graduated from college. I was 20 years old... I made a big list. I called it my new venture checklist. Everything from restaurants...to insurance companies, on and on and on...my cousin and uncle actually came to me and said Justin there's this billboard down on 75. That seems like a fair business. Why don't you bu...
2022-02-1635 min
GAMMA Performance PodcastMon HistoireBienvenue au tout premier Gamma Podcast !
Dans cette épisode, on prend le temps de faire une introduction sur Dave Powell, Propriétaire de GAMMA Performance et sur son parcours.
Bonne écoute :)
2022-02-0717 min
The Powell MovementDave Amirault, Digital Marketing VisionaryDave Amirault, aka "Digi Dave" was a visionary in the ski industry at a time the industry really needed it. Dave got into skiing around the time that websites had digital counters on them and by merging his affinity for tech and sliding on snow, Dave created a snow focused career that took him from Sunday River to Freeskier Magazine, to Aspen, to Sierra, and finally, to Snowbird. On the podcast, we stay away from a lot of the nerd stuff Dave is known for and ask the question, did "coming out" force him out of his most successful...
2022-01-311h 40
Le Podcast More Brain More GainsDevenir plus fort à l'aide du Powerlifting | #177. Dave PowellDans ce nouveau concept de podcast fraîchement rénové, coach Antoine reçoit Dave Powell et discutent de sujets tels que :
Timecodes
0:00 - Introduction
1:33 - Comment faire pour devenir plus fort?
4:20 - Comment travailler ses forces et faiblesses?
8:00 - À quel point sa position de base dans un exercice influence sa force
11:35 - Force/faiblesse et fréquence d'entraînement
14:35 - L'histoire de Dave Powell
17:10 - Éviter les blessures... C'est possible?
20:05 - La psychologie derrière le ratio performance-blessure
23:30 - La différence entre le powerLIFTING et le powerBUILD...
2021-12-2950 min
American Civil War & UK HistoryThe Chattanooga Campaign with (Dave Powell)Send us a textThe Chattanooga Campaign With (Dave Powell )In this episode of American Civil War & UK History, Podcast Daz was joined by historian and author Dave Powell to discuss the Chattanooga Campaign. The Chattanooga Campaign, fought in October–November 1863, was a major turning point in the Civil War. After the Union defeat at Chickamauga, Confederate forces under Gen. Braxton Bragg besieged Chattanooga from the surrounding heights. Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant arrived to take command of Union forces in the West, bringing crucial reinforcements and replacing William S...
2021-11-231h 22
And Another Thing with Dave(Ep187) Bye Bye Colin PowellIn this episode: Colin Powell died
No tears shed for Colin Powell the war criminal. He was known for The Powell Doctrine in which he would sell the idea of war in order to get us into never ending wars.
I am so tired of retired US war criminals being called "nice guys" just cause they got old and are polite in public. Powell, Bush, Cheney and the lot should have been tried as war criminals for their role in the Iraq war.
I cite a number of sources in this podcast. I hope you enjoy it.
I am VERY e...
2021-10-2321 minYour Brain On ClimatePluralistic Ignorance, with Deborah PrenticeAn episode all about one of the weirdest but most important of all human brain-oddnesses: pluralistic ignorance. When you think something and lots of other people also think that thing but none of you think anyone else agrees with you, so nothing changes. Got that?Dave is joined by Professor Deborah Prentice from Princeton University to get his noggin around this deeply human trait. On the menu: just how common is it that we think we’re alone in an idea when we’re not? Is pluralistic ignorance to blame for imposter syndrome? And should climate campaigners fear...
2021-10-1240 minYour Brain On ClimateConnection, with Alison CrowtherBeing alive can be a lonely business, as can trying to do something about climate change. But how important to our brains is connecting with others? And in our individualised world, might we be hugely undervaluing the importance of interpersonal connection in helping society take meaningful and effective action on climate change? Joining Dave this week is coach, facilitator, and expert in the growing field of positive psychology, Alison Crowther. Alison works to encourage deeper connection and collaboration with others, learning from science and nature to form more resilient systems – be they at work or in the comm...
2021-10-0538 minYour Brain On ClimateConflict, with Ian LeslieEver found yourself yelling at someone you love and thinking: hang on, what are we even fighting about? Or embroiled in a blood-pressure-raising ding-dong with a climate denier, which only succeeds in making you both hate each other even more than you did to start with? Conflict: some of us find it easy, and some of us (like Dave) very difficult. It has its own momentum and its own rules. What is for sure is there's good and bad ways of doing it. So what is the best way to ensure human brains meet each other for an...
2021-09-2849 minYour Brain On ClimateChange, with Andrew SimmsEverything changes and everything stays the same. Imagine being a squishy human brain trying to navigate that. Add on a barrage of advertising and social norms about what 'novelty' looks like, and no wonder it's so hard to make sense of what we might really want to change in our lives. And then there's climate change. There's a clue in the name: it means Different. Are we kitted out for that kind of change? Has our thirst for newness got us into this mess in the first place? And what hope is there of changing how we l...
2021-09-2141 minYour Brain On ClimateGrief, with Ro RandallWhen we lose someone or something we love, our brains want to grieve. Why? What's going on when grieve - when we do it well, or don't do it properly? Is it grief we feel when we see huge forest fires or melting ice caps caused by climate change? And if it is - where do we put that grief, in a society that doesn't recognise it? This week Dave speaks to the wonderfully kind and clever Ro Randall about the psychology of grief and loss - and what it tells us about living through th...
2021-09-1440 min
ScreamingBox Technology & Business RundownCredoscore Moral Ranking - Guest: Cameron PowellOur guest Cameron Powell, the founder of Credoscore™ discusses the digital social reality platform that will let ordinary people wield *trillions* in consumer spending power, and leverage the value of their labor, to vote, buy, invest, partner, and work according to their own values.Credoscore was developed to address important moral and social questions that most people have when they purchase something. Does the company making the product or providing the services line up with my values? Does the product or service line up with my values? How close are they to my values?What if...
2021-09-0937 minYour Brain On ClimateFood, with Kimberley WilsonFood: yum! It keeps us alive and keeps our brains healthy (or unhealthy, all-too-often). And the food that we eat - what it is and where it comes from - is one of the most important things we're going to have to get right when it comes to climate change. Kind of a problem then that there are very few things about which we're quite so uppity and strange. Food is drenched in cultural meaning, status, and individuals' neuroses, associations and family history. So what is our psychological relationship with food? And what do those tryi...
2021-09-0739 minYour Brain On ClimateRisk, with Adam CornerIn this debut episode of Your Brain On Climate, Dave talks all things RISK with Dr Adam Corner (@ajcorner). How do our brains understand risk? Are we still part jittery lizard, and if so which part? How do we - individually and as a society - decide what's risky enough to do something about? What can we learn from the wretched pandemic? And what can all of that teach us about the fact that while there's a climate emergency going on, it's not being treated like one? Dr Adam Corner is an independent writer and r...
2021-07-1845 minRise Together Podcast152: The Good That Can Come From Hard Things - with Heidi PowellOn this episode of Rise Together Dave has an awesome conversation with Heidi Powell! And they talk about dating, their relationship, the grief of divorce, and the good that can come from the most difficult things we face in life.Let's Go!--I want to be your coach. Yes, YOU! Join me at Growth Day, not for pre-taped lessons, but for weekly LIVE coaching. Click the link and gain access to my coaching + some of the world leaders in personal growth like Brendon Burchard, Jenna Kutcher, Jamie Kern Lima, and more! ->...
2021-07-1541 min
Snyder’s ReturnInterview - B. Dave Walters/Tanya DePass - Into the Motherlands KickstarterSend us a textToday I talk with two titans of the TTRPG community - B. Dave Walters and Tanya DePass.We discuss the new Kickstarter for the TTRPG celebrating Black Excellence - Into the Motherlands, TTRPG Safety Tools, work behind the creative and DM/GM screens and so much more.You can find B. Dave Walters, Tanya DePass, Into the Motherlands and all associated content via the links below.Website:https://motherlandsrpg.com/https://cypheroftyr...
2021-05-2940 min
The CEOpeek ShowBreaking walls - Matt Powell, CEO, MorochIn this insightful interview, Matt Powell, the CEO of Moroch, an independent, integrated marketing agency based in Dallas, shares his 20-year journey from media planner to CEO and offers valuable insights about career, work, and life.Among his insights:How to fight through a career wallHow to have a tough conversation with an employerAre you running from something or towards something?The shift from the C-suite peer group to the CEO roleAcknowledging the elephant in the room accelerates teamworkHow to quickly come t...
2021-04-0120 minSnyder’s ReturnInterview - B. Dave Walters - LA by Night/D&D/Dear America, From A Black GuySend us a textToday I talk with the incredible LA by Night, D&D, Agon, Twitch Streamer and social campaigner B. Dave Walters. We discuss the hardwork, good fortune, and sense of community surrounding TTRPGs, musical influences, lack of sleep and getting started as a DM/GM and/or Streamer.You can find B Dave Walters and all of his content via the links below.Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/bdavewaltersTwitter: https://twitter.com/BDaveWaltershttps://t...
2020-12-0149 min
CRO.CAFE EnglishSwitching gears when the pandemic upends your traffic, with Dave Powell (TomTom)Guest: Dave Powell URL: https://www.cro.cafe/guest/dave-powell
2020-10-1233 min
Sustainable WineDave Powell, Torbreck founder, on starting again, making great sustainable ShirazOriginally published on March 27, 2018.
Dave Powell, Torbreck founder, on starting again, and making great sustainable Shiraz with his new label, Powell & Son, in Barossa and Eden Valley in S Australia. This is a 20 minute podcast interview looking at the wines he makes, and his views on what is sustainable, natural, and biodynamic wine.
2020-10-0619 min
Edge of SportsKevin Powell: When We Get FreeThis week on the show, we speak to author and activist Kevin Powell about his new book, When We Free The World. Powell talks to us about recent protests over police killings, a recent lawsuit that he underwent in Minnesota, and why it’s important to maintain hope during these times.
We also have some Choice Words about the legacy of the racist former president of the IOC, Avery Brundage, and a museum’s decision to remove a bust of him. In addition, we have Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down awards to Morehouse College for cancelling the...
2020-06-2935 min
The Powell MovementDave Bachinsky, Pro SkateboarderI have not had too many guests on the show as laid back and chill as Dave Bachinsky...Which is crazy as Dave is known for doing some insane things skateboard-wise but the rest of his life is all about creating and giving back. But it was not always that way. On the podcast we talk about his career, inspiration, his side hustle, and a whole lot more. Another must listen episode… Dave Bachinsky Show Notes: 3:00: Quarantine road trip, Olympics, and lifestyle changes 9:00: Side Business, Lowell, Mass and family 21:15: Stanley: Get 30% off site w...
2020-05-251h 01
The Roofer ShowThe Marketing Strategy You Should Use During These Extraordinary Times with Spencer PowellThe recession we’re in now may have come out of the blue, but it’s actually very similar to the last great recession we had. And like that one, it won’t last forever. Many contractors were not prepared and their businesses were not able to survive. There were other contractors whose businesses not only survived but thrived. On today’s show, Dave and his guest, Spencer Powell, discuss how to provide value to your customers and how to get the price you need to be profitable. They’ll also cover what you need to be doin...
2020-03-2750 min
Edge of SportsLive With Author/Activist Kevin PowellThis week we come to you live from Solid State Books in DC to talk to Kevin Powell about his new book "My Mother. Barack Obama. Donald Trump. And the Last Stand of The Angry White Man."
We also have ‘Choice Words’ about the early retirement of Vontae Davis, ‘Just Stand Up’ and ‘Just Sit Your Ass Down’ awards to a local editor and a racist school administrator, Kaepernick Watch and much more!
Kevin Powell
Twitter: @kevin_powell
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Zirin, True Grit: Vontae Davis Retires at Halftime
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