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Movie Deputy REVIEWSGodzilla (1998)Day 6 of our 12 days of Christmas
You know the lizard, but you've never seen it like this... Listen along and find out.
Original Review:
Godzilla the way remember him or something more. Here we see a nuclear protester turned scientist that is in for much more than he bargained for. While quietly researching worms he gets commandeered by the US government to study something unexplainable. What he finds is beyond imagination... A beast that according to folklore terrorizes all that it comes across. Soon, they discover not only the destruction but something more...
2025-12-1919 min
Boys' Bible StudySlaughter of the Innocents (1993)Christian imagery and biblical references abound in this violent early 1990s crime thriller, tonally similar to THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS is a lesser-known entry in the 1990s serial killer canon. Instead of a theatrical run, it premiered on HBO in 1993, which may have contributed to its obscurity. That's unfortunate, because the movie takes creative risks and deserves to be reevaluated as a cult classic. The film stars Scott Glenn as FBI Special Agent Stephen Broderick, a family man whose crime scene experience makes him a natural choice to investigate the Provo Canyon Massacre, a...
2025-10-191h 23
Now We Know176. The Lion King (1994)With a new "photo-realistic" prequel to its 2019 "photo-realistic" remake in theaters at time of recording, Kevin and Chris round out the year with The Lion King, the 1994 Disney animated hit starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Matthew Broderick, Jeremy Irons, James Earl Jones, and many more. Happy New Year everyone! (Also, if you'd like to hear our thoughts on that aforementioned prequel, Mufasa: The Lion King, subscribe at Patreon.com/nowweknow — episode drops 1/1/25!)
2024-12-302h 02
Adapt or PerishHamlet, Part 2 (Ep. 126)In Episode 126 of Adapt or Perish, we're back for a second discussion about William Shakespeare's Hamlet! This time we're focusing on a selection of what can best be described as the many Hamlet "derivatives" that have been brought to the stage and screen. In this episode, we discuss: To Be or Not to Be (the 1942 theatrical movie), directed by Ernst Lubitsch, written by Lubitsch and Edwin Justus Mayer, and starring Jack Benny, Carole Lombard, Robert Stack, and Sig Ruman The Bad Sleep Well (the 1960 theatrical movie), directed by Akira Kurosawa, written by Kurosawa, Hideo Oguni, Eijirō H...
2023-05-022h 34
Gutting the Sacred CowJohnny Brennan POACHES The Lion King Episode 155 GTSC podcast80's and 90's kids, put down your He-Man and Gi-Joe reissue action figures. Grab some Bubble Tape and Crystal Pepsi and head out with your pitchforks cause this one is going to STING. Johnny Brennan (@badtechno) isn't all Hakuna Matata with Simba, Scar, and Mufasa, That's right, John has assumed the Herculean task of trying to puncture the love for the Lion King. @KevinGootee and Rob Epple are aghast.Also discussed is what Nintendo games were the HARDEST to beat and which games KG was so proud that he beat, photos were taken of those endings and...
2022-09-301h 07
Bulletproof Screenwriting™ PodcastBPS 191: Swingers, Scream & Rudy - The Art of Producing with Cary WoodsToday on the show we have legendary film producer Cary Woods. Cary Woods is a film producer best known for producing worldwide blockbusters such as Scream and Godzilla, the beloved independent films Kids, Cop Land, and Gummo, and modern classics like Rudy and Swingers.Woods is also responsible for producing the breakthrough features of such notable directors as James Mangold, Doug Liman, M. Night Shyamalan, Alexander Payne, Harmony Korine, and Larry Clark, as well as the screenwriting debuts of Jon Favreau, Kevin Williamson, and Scott Rosenberg.Woods' filmography features a lineup of A-List actors, i...
2022-04-221h 15
She's All That MinuteMinute 60: It’s Dream Sequence Time!Kind of a weeeeeird one today! Sweet dreams!
Discussed in this episode:
-Zach’s Subconscious’s Weird Hairstyle Choices
-VERY obvious symbolism that James just picked up on
-Matthew Broderick is not in this movie
-Ryan Hansen and Kristen Bell are the real life Dream Brock and Dream Laney
-Frustratingly inaccurate closed captions
-James tests Erin’s prom voting ethics
Neolith by Kevin MacLeod
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2022-04-0100 min
Hora do TexugoHora do Texugo 97 – Atores Famosos Que Ninguém ConheceSabe aquele ator lá???
Aquele, que fez aquele filme de guerra lá, que tem aquele outro carinha de barba como protagonista...
...poxa, o carinha lá que fez também aquele outro filme de herói que tinha o rapazinho daquela comédia adolescente...
Pois é, se pra gente que tem 3 ou 4 neurônio já é difícil guardar os nomes dos atores realmente importantes - que ganham muito dinheiro, batem nos funcionários e come as mulher tudo -, imagina lembrar dos coadjuvantes?
Tá cheio de ator por aí que você já viu várias vezes, tod...
2022-03-301h 26
Indie Film Hustle® - A Filmmaking PodcastIFH 534: Swingers, Scream & Rudy - The Art of Producing with Cary WoodsToday on the show we have legendary film producer Cary Woods. Cary Woods is a film producer best known for producing worldwide blockbusters such as Scream and Godzilla, the beloved independent films Kids, Cop Land, and Gummo, and modern classics like Rudy and Swingers.Woods is also responsible for producing the breakthrough features of such notable directors as James Mangold, Doug Liman, M. Night Shyamalan, Alexander Payne, Harmony Korine, and Larry Clark, as well as the screenwriting debuts of Jon Favreau, Kevin Williamson, and Scott Rosenberg.Woods' filmography features a lineup of A-List actors, i...
2021-12-181h 15
the LOVE TING - A Powermate PodcastEP 3- Hurt or Hurt no More with Anthony and Constance Craig-MasonJoin us as we sit down with one of our favorite Powermate couples, Anthony and Constance Craig-Mason. They are the visionaries behind our 2nd Best-Selling book together Money TALK$: Uncut Convos With Power Couples About Love, Money & Entrepreneurship. Listen as they share their unique story to LOVE and how Anthony guessed his way into Constance's heart. Buy the book HEREDoes money, fame, and accomplishments equal power? Maybe. Maybe not.Our P.O.W.E.R Couples are:P: Passionate, positive, productiveO: Open-minded & optimisticW: Well-spoken, witty, winningE...
2021-12-171h 09
Middle Class Film ClassMCFC Episode 96 - Brokeback MountainThe gang get admitted to the Library of Congress this week, as they review Brokeback Mountain (2005). This cultural icon movie brought a refreshing take on homosexual romance. Starring heavy hitters, Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal, and directed by another heavy hitter, Ang Lee. Did Pete, Tyler, and Joseph fall in love with Brokeback? Or was this a time capsule that's better left in history?This episode is streamed live on twitch.com/STABcomedy, and we are also joined by local Celebrity, Adam Murphy to play trivia one on one with Pete, and tell us all about the...
2021-07-071h 56
SDG TalksUNLEASH HACKS USA with Lindsey Broderick and Anniestacia MiskelUNLEASH is a global initiative committed to bringing the world’s top talents together to share ideas, build networks, and create solutions to help reach the Sustainable Development Goals. UNLEASH brings together young people from across the world for an annual innovation lab, organizes local hacks, and supports ongoing capacity building and solution implementation.
The UNLEASH USA 2021 hack will focus on developing sustainable, equitable solutions for sanitation issues in Alabama's black belt region
To learn more about all the UNLEASH hacks please visit: https://unleash.org/hacks/
To sign up for the UNLEASH US...
2021-05-1831 minMiddle Class Film ClassMCFC Episode 88 - The Return of the Living DeadThe gang is out for BRAINS!!!! this week as they review the genre bending 80's zombie standard, Return of the Living Dead (1985). Chosen by listener Bruce of Find Your Film, ROTLD set the standard for zombie movies for decades to come. Charismatic zombies, gratuitous practical gore effects, and is the origin story of why zombies crave brains. By all accounts a fun and exciting movie... did the last 26 years of zombie films muddy the waters, or set an unrealistic bar for the MCFC gang? Listen along and find out if it lives up to the hype. In...
2021-05-121h 55
Total Movie RecallTMR 043 – Aladdin (1992) This week on Total Movie Recall, Steve and Ryan offend approximately 1/7th of the world’s population, which has historically gone very well. Ryan’s love of fairy tale settings don’t truck with Steve, who favors Disney’s gritty, street-level crime drama Aladdin. Ryan gets vulnerable about the deterioration of his mental health in this dumpster fire world we have, and Steve, ever a good man and a good friend, reaches out. We encourage you to reach out too. Because everything sucks right now, and you need to connect with your fellow humans to survive. Also, this is...
2020-10-191h 25Total Movie RecallTMR 034 – The Cable Guy This week on Total Movie Recall, Steve and Ryan light a candle for all the former child stars doing porn and robbing gas stations and lament the end of trashy 90s television — the genital warts of American society. We watched The Cable Guy and discovered that Americans would rather have their comedic heroes talking out of their rectums than critiquing our dumb media consumption. Put on your Doc Martens and pop in your Mazzy Star mix CD because we go back to a morally murky time — the 1990s. The Cable Guy (1996) d. Ben Stil...
2020-08-1700 min
You Might Know Her FromQuarantine Clip Show Featuring Lori Petty, Kimberly Elise, Sepideh Moafi & MoreWe are holed up in quarantine but we are still Great Depression content creators. This week we have compiled a brand new clip show featuring: us warming up Sakina Jaffrey (House of Cards), Mary Kay Place (Diane), and Sepideh Moafi (The L Word: Generation Q); Melanie Hutsell (SNL) talking about her connection to the queer community; Mandy Ingber (Teen Witch) dishing on that time Helen Hunt shouted her out on the Oscar red carpet; Kimberly Elise talking about her time on the nightime soap, Hit the Floor; and Lori Petty (A League of Their Own) giving us the most...
2020-04-0940 min
The PrestigeTHE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985) and Endings (or Not)This week sees the start of our mini-season of high school movies, beginning with the seminal John Hughes film THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985). After some reviews, we talk about how character depth is important to a film about stereotypes, why detention really doesn’t work, and whether or not being a teenager is ever about having an ending (this makes sense in context, I promise...).
Next Time
The next film in our high school season is 1989’s DEAD POETS SOCIETY.
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2019-11-1034 min
Awesome Movie YearThe Lion King (1994 Box Office Champ)We kick off our season on the awesome movie year of 1994 with the number one movie at the worldwide box office, Disney’s animated The Lion King. Directed by Rob Minkoff and Roger Allers and starring the voices of Matthew Broderick, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Jeremy Irons, Moira Kelly, James Earl Jones, Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella, The Lion King grossed more than $968 million worldwide.The contemporary reviews quoted in this episode come from Roger Ebert (https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-lion-king-1994), Janet Maslin in the New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/15/movies/review-film-the-hero-within-the-child-within.html) an...
2019-07-0339 min
Zadzooks Happy Hour#80: Avengers: Endgame, Godzilla (1998) 4k, Game of Thrones, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and VileThis week, Joe and Todd discuss the second week of Avengers: Endgame in theaters. Joe dives into Godzilla 1998 (4K) and Todd reviews Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (Netflix).
Godzilla (1998) stars Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, Maria Pitillo, Hank Azaria, Kevin Dunn, Harry Shearer, Chris Ellis, Richard Gant, Clyde Kusatsu, Nancy Cartwright.
Extremely Wicked Shockingly Evil and Vile stars Zac Efron, Lily Collins, Kaya Scodelario, Jeffrey Donovan, Angela Sarafyan, Dylan Baker, Brian Geraghty, Terry Kinney, Haley Joel Osment, James Hetfield, Grace Victoria Cox, Jim Parsons, John Malkovich, Justin McCombs, Forba Shepherd
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2019-05-2033 min
The Primal Kitchen Podcast#255: James BroderickElle Russ chats with James Kevin Broderick - a Silicon Valley ancestral health coach, rewilding advocate, and 21st-century hunter-gatherer-gardener. James has a long history in the natural foods and supplement realm where his passion for teaching others about alternative health and wellness began. He is also creator and host of the Ancestral Health Radio podcast, where James interviews today’s leaders in nutrition, movement, and lifestyle on topics that bridge the divide between modern technology and our inherent ancestral wisdom. James’s purpose is to rehabilitate domesticated humans so that they may safely, and consciously, re-enter the wild. Explore more of your innat...
2018-06-181h 03
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 32: How to Use Deep Connection and Holistic Resistance as Tools for Inclusion and Equality with Aaron JohnsonAlthough making up 13 percent of the population, African Americans own less than 1 percent of the rural land in the United States. White Americans, however, own a staggering 856 million acres, which is about 98 percent of all rural property in the United States. Wild, right? So it's not crazy when I say that communities of color, low-income residents and other historically marginalized groups have traditionally faced barriers to accessing nature. That's why Ancestral Health Radio is dedicated to, and promotes, inclusivity and social justice through transitional lifeways. Because it's the most dis...
2018-04-101h 02
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 31: Privilege, Identity Politics, and the Transhuman Agenda with Daniel Vitalis (Part 2)Is the first person to live to 1,000-years-old, alive today? And if that's true, what does that inevitably mean for the future of the human condition? One of the world's leading anti-aging researchers, Aubrey De Grey, (and strangely—my neighbor) believes that to be 100% true. Because, well, Aubrey's the one who said it. And if what Aubrey says is true, would you then believe Arthur C. Clarke's third law, which states: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic? Meaning that modern technology can seem like literal witchcraft to the ignorant, or simple science...
2018-03-201h 00
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 30: Privilege, Identity Politics, and the Transhuman Agenda with Daniel Vitalis (Part 1)Did you know that some scientists say that oaks produce more nuts annually than every other nut tree—both wild and commercial—combined? Nuts, right? (Yeah, yeah—laugh it up. The pun was intended.) Acorns, or oak nuts, are nutritional powerhouses. Depending on the species, a single acorn can contain up to 18% fat, 6% protein, and 68% carbohydrate—with the rest just being water, minerals, and gut-healthy fiber. Acorns are also great sources of both vitamins A and C, as well as having a long list of essential and nonessential aminos acids. With thos...
2018-03-1456 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR29: The Beginner's Guide on How to Hunt, Field Dress, Skin, and Butcher Wild Game with Fisher NealThink about this for a second: More Americans hunt and fish than play baseball. What a trip, right? That's more than 38 million Americans. And if that doesn't surprise you, this will: Hunting—overall—brought in more revenue ($38.3 billion) than Google ($37.9 billion) or the Goldman Sachs Group ($36.8 billion). Now ask yourself this question: "Why don't I hunt?" Really think about this for a second. Mull it around for a few minutes, hours, days, whatever. But really think. Is it because of the blood, guts, and sinew? Is it your e...
2017-11-221h 18
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 28: How to Understand and Use Practical Animistic Rituals for Personal and Family Healing with Daniel Foor, PhDIs it possible to heal trauma in our personal and family lives by connecting with our well, deceased ancestors? Well... Provided you possess a beginner’s mindset equipped with the right animistic framework, my guest today, Dr. Daniel Foor of AncestralMedicine.org, would say yes—you absolutely can. This week, Daniel and I delve into practical animism: where ritual and ceremony are used as tools for personal, family, and cultural healing. A few months ago I was surprised to receive an early copy of Daniel's magnum opus, aptly titled Ancestral Medicine: Ritual...
2017-11-0900 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 27: Homesteading Skills for Abundant, Sustainable, and Regenerative Living with John MoodyHave you ever thought of starting a homestead on your journey towards ancestral health? How about composting or gardening? Well... Today is a special opportunity to help a community member whose passion is about dismantling the industrialization of people and food through the acquisition of abundant, sustainable, and regenerative homesteading skills. Enter: John Moody of Steader.com. John and I share a very similar mission, in that we understand there are skills and wisdom that need to be shared from the first-hand experience of elders within our community.
2017-10-1150 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 26: Holistic Land Management, Desertification, and Tracking the Wisdom of the Wild with Doniga MarkegardCan agriculture be a sustainable path forward? This is the main question surrounding today's episode: Can we use the same technology that, arguably, has been one of the single-most destructive advents in the epoch of human history to move or usher us forward into a time where we're projected to hit an all-time population density of 9.5 BILLION people by 2050? With global desertification, warming oceans, shrinking ice sheets, glacial retreats, decreased snow cover, rising sea levels, declining arctic sea ice, ocean acidification, and extreme weather events… What tools do we have at our...
2017-09-2752 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 25: Botanical Biotics, Renegade Beauty, and Holistic Body and Dental Care with Nadine ArtemisDid you know... That the average woman uses 12 products per day containing over 168 ingredients (absorbing close to 4 and a half pounds of toxic chemicals a year)... A man goes through 6 products with 85 ingredients... A child is exposed to 5 products with 61 ingredients... Whilst a teenage girl is exposed to a whopping 17 products with over 230 ingredients, every day... Most of which are untested, unsafe, and scientifically and clinically unproven. -- That's why it's important we pay close attention to what we put on our bodies just as mu...
2017-09-201h 03
Ancestral Health RadioEndangered Languages, English-Prime, and the College of Mythic Cartography with Willem LarsenGuys, listen up... About every two weeks, another language dies. Or, perhaps, a dialect. There are over 231 completely extinct languages and 2,400 of the world’s languages are considered to be in danger of dying out. That's why today's guest—Willem Larsen of the College of Mythic Cartography—joins me on the Season 2 Premiere of Ancestral Health Radio. Willem shares ways at how to look at story and language from an indigenous people perspective and how, if we wish to be heard in today's culture, the types of stories we need to build for ourselv...
2017-09-1255 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 23: How the Paleo Thyroid Solution Can Stop You From Feeling Fat, Foggy, and Fatigued with Elle Russ Did you know that more than an estimated 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease? And up to 60 percent of those with thyroid disease are unaware of their condition. Crazy, right? Not only that, but women are five to eight times more likely to develop thyroid problems than men. And one in eight women will develop some form of thyroid disorder during her lifetime. This is just another clear example of an evolutionary mismatch disease... And the problem with trying to heal yourself and your thyroid is that most of...
2017-06-0757 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 22: Can Industrial Hemp and Craftsmanship Change the World with Blake Ward According to the SSA (Self Storage Association), the United States has upward of 50,000 storage facilities, more than five times the number of Starbucks. Right now, at this very moment, there are 7.3 square feet of self storage space for every man, woman and child in the nation. That means that it is physically possible to have every American stand—all at the same time—under the total canopy of self storage roofing. Woah. But what does that mean? That means that we, as Americans, are consuming so much stuff that we literally don't know what...
2017-06-0156 min
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 21: How to Heal and Protect Your Brain From Your Brain's Silent Killers with Dr. David PerlmutterWhat is Leaky Gut Syndrome? Well... Leaky Gut Syndrome, or intestinal hyperpermeability, is where the small gaps in your intestinal wall -- or “tight junctions” -- become loose due to pro-inflammatory foods and stressors. These loose intestinal walls can then lead to inflammation that can affect the whole body by allowing harmful bacteria and toxins to directly enter your bloodstream. Many health experts are now saying that inflammation may be the root cause to many of today’s chronic health diseases. Some of these diseases include--but are not limited to--diabetes, cardiovascular and au...
2017-05-231h 11
Ancestral Health RadioAHR 20: How to Become a Sacred Gardener and Sow the Seeds of Co-Creative Agriculture with Steven MartynEpisode Breakdown The disillusionment of our culture and where Steven believes many of us begin our search The story and connection between Steven and his grandfather (hint: grafting) Steven mentions a few of his inspirations and resources from living in the woods Steven discusses what brought him out of the bush Steven talks about age and the illusion of choice Steven’s introduction to wild or sacred gardening and warrior-king culture James and Steven talk about our lack of story and participation and co-creation with th...
2017-05-201h 01
Ancestral Health RadioJonathan Mead: How to Uncage a Human (Part Two) | Ep.19Hey Tribe! Welcome back to part two of How to Uncage a Human with Jonathan Mead. I'm going to try and do a little something different with today's show... At the end of today's show, I'm going to summarize the key points mentioned, give action steps, as well as a system to help you succeed. However... I'm going to demand I hear back from you -- the tribe -- on your progress the following week. I want this progress posted in one of two places: My email: james@an...
2017-05-021h 01
Ancestral Health RadioJonathan Mead: How to Uncage a Human (Part One) | Ep.18Guys... Today is special. Today's guest is a dear friend of mine: Jonathan Mead of Uncaged Human. Jonathan is a primal movement enthusiast and educator in Portland, Oregon. He and I are close friends and accountability partners. Today's episode is special because it not only has one of my favorite movement coaches online today (Jonathan), but it also shares some of our philosophy on how and why we do what we do. I really hope this opens some eyes and ears and allows for both Jonathan and I to connect with...
2017-04-1258 min
Ancestral Health RadioDr. Terry Wahls: How to Beat Progressive MS Using Paleo Principles and Functional Medicine | Ep.17Did you know that approximately 50 million Americans, 20 percent of the population or one in five people, suffer from autoimmune diseases? And women are more likely than men to be affected; some estimates say that 75 percent of those affected–some 30 million people–are women. That's why on today's episode I have a special guest, Dr. Terry Wahls, author of the popular book The Wahls Protocol: How I Beat Progressive MS Using Paleo Principles and Functional Medicine. She and I delve into her early childhood and the health issues that led to Terry's progressive illness, along with Terry...
2017-04-0457 min
Ancestral Health RadioAlan Bergo: Chasing A Mushroom High, Sustainable Ramp Harvesting, and Why You Need to Grow Weeds in Your Garden | Ep.16What are the "rampy-ramps" and why are they so coveted among foodies and chefs? Alan Bergo and I join forces on today's episode to discuss the obsession over wild leeks, mid-western matsutakes, and edible weeds. We also talk about how Alan grew up in Minnesota, how Alan's style of mushroom picking has evolved over the years, and how Alan jokingly says he's been supporting his local Amish children since 2013. In today's episode, you'll learn... How to sustainably harvest springtime ramps, Why you should grow an invasive weed garden, Two popular wild condiment re...
2017-03-2858 min
Ancestral Health RadioDenby Royal: The True Cost of Fast Fashion, Our Biological Need for Adornment, and the Hippy-Eco-Paradigm | Ep.15It might shock you to know that the clothing industry is the second largest polluter in the world... second only to oil. On today’s podcast, Denby Royal—holistic nutrition and eco-fashion consultant—joins me on another fascinating episode of Ancestral Health Radio. Denby and I discuss why westerners commonly fail to think about their clothing's environmental and social impact on the rest of the planet, the physical and psychological pitfalls the fashion industry has on our health, followed by simple, inexpensive tips on how to make more conscious decisions when thinking about your wardrobe. ...
2017-03-2149 min
Ancestral Health RadioTao Orion: Beyond the War of Invasive Species, Resilient Permaculture Design, and Transition Homesteading | Ep.14What is ecosystem restoration and what are some common challenges of living off-the-grid? Tao Orion—author, teacher, and mother—shares her experience with us on today's episode of Ancestral Health Radio. This was a fun chat, for sure. Because some day in the near future I'd like to purchase land and start a family myself. We discuss the need for a more holistic approach to land restoration, the medicinal properties of certain invasive plant species, and what tending the wild versus plow-based agriculture looks like. In today's episode, you'll also learn......
2017-03-1650 min
Ancestral Health RadioDr. Gerald Pollack: The Fourth Phase of Water, Mammalian Photosynthesis, and the Seemingly Infinite Power of Earthing | Ep.13What is EZ water? And why the heck is it important? Dr. Gerald Pollack joins me on episode #13 of Ancestral Health Radio to discuss the many benefits of water, and, more specifically—it's fourth phase. We also mention water quality, his newest untitled book, and how to supercharge your body with a seemingly unlimited power source... that's right beneath your feet. In today's episode, you'll learn... The significance of EZ (Exclusion Zone) water, The benefits of drinking natural spring water, The positive (or shall I say negative?) effects that Earthing has on th...
2017-03-091h 08
Ancestral Health RadioDr. John Douillard: How to Safely Bring Wheat and Dairy Back Into Your Diet With A Scientific and Clinically-Proven Approach | Ep.012Plant domestication, most scientists think, made its debut some 10,000 years ago, with grain storage cropping up about 11,000 years ago. An ancient site in Israel yielded a hearty collection of grains, which were dated to about 23,000 years ago, according to a 2004 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences paper. But such an early appearance of wild cereals in the human diet—as this new paper proposes—would push the assumed date of substantial grass-seed eating back more than 70,000 years. This first bit is taken from an article published on December 17th, 2009 by author Katherine Harmon for Scientific American, and can also b...
2017-02-2859 min
Ancestral Health RadioTero Isokauppila: Adaptogens, Medicinal Mushrooms, and the Trippy Pagan Origins of Jolly Saint Nick | Ep.011Did you know... Some of the oldest living mushroom colonies are fairy rings growing around the famous Stonehenge ruins in England? The rings are so large that they can best be seen from airplanes. Crazy, right? Well, be prepared to dive headfirst into mycology 101 with Tero Isokauppila, founder of the popular 'shroom company... FourSigmatic.com Four Sigmatic is a superfood company founded by Tero and his group of Finnish friends. It's based on their belief that health can be vastly improved through simple dietary tweaks, and the easiest way to do t...
2017-02-2155 min
Ancestral Health RadioStefano Tripney: Movement Martial Arts, The Contextual Dojo, and the Power of Stepping Out of Your Comfort ZoneIs the world your dojo? It most certainly is for today's guest — contextual movement coach — Stefano Tripney. If the two words contextual movement throw you a bit off, no worries. Stefano explains exactly what that is and how it can apply to you and your day-to-day. He also shares his early experiences with coaching and a bit of the history that led him to where he is today. Stefano blends both the disciplines and philosophies of Martial Arts and the natural movement skills of MovNat. I've taken an excerpt direc...
2017-02-1455 min
Ancestral Health RadioGuy McPherson: Extreme Climate Change, Transition Towns, and Near-Term Human Extinction | Ep.009How long do we, as a species, have left on this planet? It may be a lot less time than you may had previously thought, according to today's guest. Guy McPherson, the leading authority on abrupt climate change and near-term human extinction, predicts that we, collectively, have reached the tipping point that has lead the human population careening towards the sixth great extinction of our planet. So what're we to do? Guy's answers range from mailing your local congressmen... to dynamiting cell phone towers—all in the name of dismantling industrial civ...
2017-02-0754 min
Ancestral Health RadioDan De Lion: How to Heal the Human Microbiome with Fermented Foods and Traditional Herbalism | Ep.008Did you know that our human cells are outnumbered 10:1 by other microbes and bacteria? Well... Now you do. :) And my guest today — Dan De Lion, herbalist and educator over at returntonature.us — shares his personal strategies to help realign our microbial health to it's once robust, prolific environment. For many of us, we suffer from chronic inflammation of our intestines. Which, in many cases, can lead to more severe health issues down the line. That's why in today’s episode, you’ll learn: The problem with modern sanitation practices, The group of...
2017-01-311h 01
Ancestral Health RadioDr. Jack Kruse: How to Become a Mito-Hacker Using Light, Water, and Magnetism | Ep.007 Are you a mitochondriac? If you don't know what that means, no worries. You will be after this episode. Today's guest, Dr. Jack Kruse — neurosurgeon, mito-hacker, and author of Epi-Paleo Rx: The Prescription for Disease Reversal and Optimal Health — joins me on today's episode as we delve deep into the science of light, water, and magnetism. Today's episode is long and dense. And the show notes... are even longer and perhaps more dense. Jack and I talk water quality, electromagnetism, and why light — or better yet — human photosynthesi...
2017-01-241h 46
Ancestral Health RadioScott Carney: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Can Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength | Ep.006How many pushups can you do on a single breath? My guest today, Scott Carney, best-selling author of the newly released book What Doesn't Kill Us could only do 20 pushups before his training with Wim "The Iceman" Hof. During this time, Scott learned to control his body temperature and seek out the knowledge that was key to unlocking his body's hidden potential. Since then, Scott has trained with elite athletes, competed in the world's most notorious cold-weather obstacle course race, and summited Gilman's Point on Mount Kilimanjaro... in nothing but a pair of...
2017-01-171h 22
Ancestral Health RadioArthur Haines: Rewilding Fundamentals, The Human Rewilding Project, and the Allegory of the Cave | Ep.004I am super excited, guys! Today's episode is going to be really informative -- I hope you have pen and paper ready. It is with none other than Stolan, the God of Plants, Arthur Haines himself. It's really exciting because Arthur shares something that's really close to him and something he's really passionate about doing right now... Which is essentially buying more land and creating a rewilding haven or rewilding community he calls the Human Rewilding Project. He goes into the 12 Guiding Principles of the Human Rewilding Project later i...
2016-12-131h 30
Ancestral Health RadioBen Belty: Benefits of Wild Food, The Dangers of Glyphosate, and ReWilding Dirt Time | Ep.003Why forage when you can hop in your petroleum-fueled vehicle and hit the closest Whole Foods? Well... 1. Because you're smart. And... 2. Because you know better. You may also know that by incorporating wild foods into your everyday diet that you not only help optimize your health but increase longevity. Not only are they more nutritious, they're also free and often right in our backyards. Today's guest will share some of his knowledge about wild foods, the dangers of glyphosate, and the type of work he wants to...
2016-12-071h 14
Ancestral Health RadioFrank Forencich: The Long Body, Short Body Blues, and the Illusion of Logic | Ep.002What do you need to know to beyond being fit and athletic? This is the question Frank Forencich pondered while spending time with the Hadza and !Kung bushmen in Africa. Frank's experiences would later lead him to discover the "Long Body" approach to human health, and the consequences of modern culture's mismatch from Natural Law. In today's episode, you'll learn: What led Frank to study indigenous people in Africa, The specific continuities that keep the human body alive, How to navigate the mismatch of modern culture, and... Much, much more. Episode...
2016-12-071h 05
Ancestral Health RadioPeter Michael Bauer: Rewild or Die, Anarcho-Primitivism, and Hoop Culture | Ep.001This is a very special episode. Not only is this the very first episode of Ancestral Health Radio with our very first guest... Today's fireside chat is with Rewild Portland's very own Peter Michael Bauer. Peter has been a huge inspiration on my own path toward rewilding, as I'm sure he will be to you. I hope to have Peter on future episodes of Ancestral Health Radio to discuss more of the topics you'll hear in today's show. In today's episode, you'll learn... Why Peter re-released his old-new bo...
2016-12-071h 13
Ancestral Health RadioJames Broderick: Addiction, Trauma, and ReWilding | Ep.000I can’t believe it… This is it. The podcast is finally here. Let me begin by acknowledging the first three guests you’ll hear after this episode: episodes 1, 2, and 3 with Peter, Frank, and Ben. The three of them have been beyond patient with me as I struggle to navigate the technology and sheer amount of knowledge it takes to put something like this into motion. To say it’s been overwhelming is an understatement. So guys… Thank you. Now to begin SEASON 1 of Ancestral Health Rad...
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Decibel Geek PodcastWho's That Singer - Ep200If there's one thing that is common amongst music listeners of all genres, it's that they typically like the familiar and resist change. We're only human after all. We figured we'd make things a little uncomfortable this week.
Who's That Singer? - Ep200
This week Chris and Aaron help answer the question "Who's that singer?" as they spin tracks from familiar bands sung by less familiar singers. In this hour-plus special you'll get songs from Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Iron Maiden, LA Guns, King Kobra, Anthrax, and many more! We hope you enjoy Who's Tha...
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