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A Matter of Faith: A Presby PodcastEpisode 24: Olympic Gymnastics, Billionaires in Space & Leaders of ColorSend us a textQuestions for the Week:In the women's Olympics gymnastics competition, Simone Biles withdrew from the team competition after struggling on a vault. But the reason was not due to physical injury. Biles stated it was for her own mental health. You have talked about both sports and mental health before on the podcast. What do you think we, as people of faith, can learn from Simone Biles' example?I don't know how to feel about Jeff Bezos' (the CEO of Amazon) trip to space in late July. On the one...2021-08-1244 minA Matter of Faith: A Presby PodcastEpisode 4: Attend Church?, Cancel Culture, & A Knock on the Church DoorSend us a textQuestions for the Week:Can you still be a Christian and not attend church, what do you think? There are many examples of creators of popular works doing or saying something that is controversial or problematic or that seems to contradict the work they created. This creates a problem for those who enjoy the works that these creators have made. Is it possible to still support or enjoy the work but not support the person who created it? Special Guest:Jeff Moles, Director of Christian Education and Mission, First Presbyterian Ow...2021-03-2534 min
Circuit Break - A MacroFab PodcastEP#149: PEE-can Verse puh-KAHN – Scaling up Electronics with KINETICMatt GlazerLead electrical engineer at KINETICBuilding IoT wearables for the industrial workforce by day and building electric long-boards by nightObsessed with space and can talk hours on end about the current state of space technologyJeff DoongHead of manufacturing at KINETICIn charge of making sure current products are manufactured correctly and new products are designed to efficiently scaleIf he wasn't at KINETIC, he'd be a farmer back home in CaliforniaKINETICWhat is KINETIC?Last time we had KINETIC on the podcast it was episode #53 with Aditya and Mijael. What has changed since February 2017?Product has a name now. Now longer called the...2018-12-0651 min
The ExploristUnderground WonderIf we look where sonar and satellites can’t reach, deep into the guts of the Earth, this planet still has a few surprises left for us. Case in point: Hang Son Doong, the largest cave in the world, was only discovered in the last decade. In this episode, we visit Central Vietnam to understand how this discovery has transformed the people and the jungle around it — and to journey into the belly of the beast itself.2018-01-0900 min