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Growth DepartmentBranding, Culture, and Creative Strategy for Today’s LeadersSend us a textThe creative world is evolving fast, and the leaders who know how to blend branding, culture, and strategic thinking are the ones shaping what comes next. In this episode of the Growth Department podcast, Chelsey sits down with Jesse Vuona, a multi versed digital creative director and cofounder of Fresh, a boutique agency trusted by brands like Adidas, New Balance, Converse, Panera, Foxwoods, NCAA, and YMCA.Jesse brings a rare mix of conceptual thinking, visual design, UX expertise, and real world agency experience from his years at M...
2025-12-0835 min
"The Data Diva" Talks Privacy PodcastThe Data Diva E261 - Jesse Kirkpatrick and Debbie ReynoldsSend us a textIn Episode 261 of The Data Diva Talks Privacy Podcast, Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva, talks with Jesse Kirkpatrick, Co Director at the Mason Autonomy and Robotics Center at George Mason University, about the rapidly expanding adoption of generative artificial intelligence and the significant risks that accompany this high velocity of change. They examine the widespread excitement around AI and why its usefulness is intertwined with sensitive data that may be collected without boundaries or transparency, leaving the public in the dark. The discussion digs into why people cannot easily understand how their data...
2025-11-0445 min
SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #855 - AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: Mr. Spaceship by Philip K. Dick and Mercenary by Mack Reynolds
The SFFaudio Podcast #855 – AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: Mr. Spaceship by Philip K. Dick, read by Phil Chenevert for LibriVox (1 hour 11 mins) and Mercenary by Mack Reynolds, read by Mark Nelson (2 hours 31 minutes) followed by a discussion of both. The discussion, with Jesse, Will Emmons, and Tommy Patrick Ryan, begins at 3 hours 43 minutes.
Talked about on today’s show:
2 stories, Mr. Spaceship, Mercenary, rankings on Goodreads, .1 higher, 3.6 and 3.7 out of 5, Eric S. Rabkin, who liked the book?, very meh about both, better than Prize Ship, in retrospect, one is way better than the other, thematically they’re very similar, so muc...
2025-09-086h 04
Dangerous INFO Podcast*Flashback Interview* Nathan Reynolds, 131-"Radical Intelligent Evil," secret societies, genetic bloodlines, mind control, underground tunnelsSend us a textThis is the interview only portion of our original episode #131.Tonight we have a guest that I've been so eager to talk with for a long time. One man’s journey to uncover the family secrets buried in his blood-stained past. You will hear his horrific yet inspiring story of surviving ritualistic abuse by an ancient and existing evil to his current life of independent self reliance and abundance. Nathan Reynolds is an author, international speaker, farmer, and consultant on everything from trauma to tomatoes. His early car...
2025-07-311h 50
Jordan, Jesse, GO!The Batavia of Illinois, with Gareth ReynoldsOn this week’s episode, we welcome comedian, Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop, We’re Here To Help), to chat about rich fluids and standard mopping, his new podcast (Next We Have), Mr. Clean, and more!Check out Gareth’s new show Next We Have on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube!Listen to The Dollop and We’re Here To Help!Jordan’s new Spider-Man’s comic is out now!Order Jordan’s new Godzilla comic! Be sure to get our new ‘Ack Tuah’ shirt in the Max Fun store.Or, grab an ‘Ack T...
2025-06-051h 14
The Best Bits Podcast with Julie ReynoldsELLA & JESSE HOOPER : Reflecting on 25 Years of Reflector with Killing HeidiWe turned up the volume on Aussie alt-rock nostalgia as we catch up with Ella and Jesse Hooper from Killing Heidi! It’s been 25 years since their explosive debut album Reflector lit up the charts and changed the game — and we’re diving into the stories behind the songs, the sibling dynamic, and what it’s like revisiting their breakout era with fresh eyes (and voices). Expect laughs, reflections, and a few surprises along the way.🎸 Want to catch them live? Head to www.killingheidi.com.au to see where they’re playing the Reflector Tour near you.📲...
2025-05-2215 min
Jesse ON FIREJoe Rogan DESTROYS Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds & UFC BOSS IS FURIOUS! SHOCKING New LAWSUIT!🔥 Joe Rogan just dropped a bombshell, and Hollywood's favorite couple, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, are in the crosshairs! 🔥In a shocking twist nobody saw coming, Rogan publicly slammed Blake and Ryan, sparking major backlash—and now an explosive new lawsuit threatens to turn this drama into a full-blown legal war. But that's not all: insiders reveal that the UFC bosses have an unexpected connection to the scandal, and they're absolutely furious with Rogan for dragging them into the chaos.🔎 In this video, you'll discover:What exactly Joe Rogan said about Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds that has fans and celebs...
2025-03-3024 min
Play With MatchesRyan Reynolds Accused of CHILD ABUSE as SHOCKING STORY about his Daughter BreaksIn a jaw-dropping revelation, Ryan Reynolds opens up about having his young daughter deliver a shockingly explicit line from the Deadpool script—yes, you read that right. The actor shares the surprising behind-the-scenes moment that has fans raising eyebrows and questioning boundaries.Jesse on FIRE and Gabi discuss the story.🎬 What’s in this video:Ryan Reynolds' full quote and contextReaction from fans and criticsThe line in question (censored for YouTube)Parenting in Hollywood: crossing the line or just a joke?
2025-03-2930 min
Challenging ClimateFarewellPete and Jesse must bring Challenging Climate to a close. Since starting the podcast almost three years ago, we have each taken on more professional responsibilities and no longer have the time for this volunteer effort. In this short recording, we describe what we are now up to:The Degrees InitiativeThe Degrees Global Forum on SRMSRM360Climate Reflections, the SRM360 podcast - coming soon to all major podcast platformsCo-CREATEWe also sincerely thank Gillian Cheong, our producer; our guests; our listeners, especially those who supported us via Patreon; and each other.Support the show
2024-11-2408 min
Chubby Guys PodcastJesse Reynolds #181 (CHUBBY GUYS PODCAST)Jesse Reynolds a local sheriff deputy, guitar slinger and worship leader is number #181. In this episode we talk about how music has led him from the bar rooms to pulpits. Jesse talks about his being a worship leader drives his passion for music. We also get into a deep guitar discussion. Jesse & Pudge have played Taylor guitars for years and the both give their pro & Cons. Great episode with a great dude! Thanks for listening.
#podcast #worship #guitar #music
2024-08-161h 00Challenging Climate50. Maarten Albers on the Nitrogen Crisis in the NetherlandsOur guest is Maarten Albers, a journalist who reports on agriculture and food for the Volkskrant, one of the Netherlands’ leading newspapers. In today's episode, we draw our attention to the 'nitrogen crisis' in the Netherlands - a major environmental story that has reshaped politics in the Netherlands and societal views on environmental regulation, science and technology, and even international relations.Listen as we discuss why we should care about nitrogen in the environment, and what lessons we can draw from the nitrogen crisis happening in the Netherlands. Links:Maarten's articles on de VolkskrantInterview on...
2024-08-1244 min
We Recommend: A Movie PodcastDeadpoolSend us some fan mail!What happens when you mix irreverent humor, ultraviolence, and a heart of gold? You get "Deadpool," of course! This week on We Recommend, we're diving headfirst into the foul-mouthed anti-hero's world. What makes Deadpool such an iconic departure from traditional superhero fare? Is it the gut-busting humor, the brutal action scenes, or Ryan Reynolds' perfect portrayal? We get into all of that and more, including our excitement for "Deadpool 3" and its awesome inclusion of Wolverine. Plus, we reminisce about our favorite superheroes like Flash, Moon Knight, Spider-Man, and Punisher, celebrating what makes...
2024-07-261h 10Challenging Climate49. Gwynne Dyer on Intervention Earth: climate mitigation, CDR & SRMOur guest is Gwynne Dyer, an author, columnist, broadcaster and lecturer on international affairs. In this episode, we discuss the key messages from his new book Intervention Earth: Life-Saving Ideas from the World’s Climate Engineers, based on extensive interviews with the world’s top climate scientists. We discuss his insights from these interviews on the state of our climate, and address controversies and concerns over carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM).Links:Gwynne Dyer’s profileCheck out his new book, Intervention Earth: Life-Saving IdeasCheck out this survey: World’s top climate scientists expect g...
2024-07-0246 minChallenging Climate48. Jonathan Blake and Nils Gilman on planetary governanceJonathan Blake is Associate Director at the Berggruen Institute, where he leads the Planetary Program. Nils Gilman is Senior Vice President at the Berggruen Institute and Deputy Editor of Noema magazine. In this episode, we discuss the ideas in their recently published book, Children of a Modest Star: Planetary Thinking for an Age of Crises. We grapple with ideas of sovereignty, planetary governance and subsidiarity.Links:Jonathan Blake’s profileNils Gilman’s profileCheck out their book, Children of a Modest Star: Planetary Thinking for an Age of CrisesSupport the showSubs...
2024-05-2851 minChallenging Climate47. Shuchi Talati on ethics and governance of solar geoengineeringToday’s guest is Dr. Shuchi Talati, a climate technology and governance expert and the founder of The Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering. In this episode, we discuss ethics and governance of solar geoengineering, the formal cancellation of Harvard’s SCoPEx experiment, and the UN Environment Assembly deliberations on Solar Radiation Modification.Links:Shuchi Talati’s profileThe Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar GeoengineeringCheck out this paper, Who Are the Engineers? Solar Geoengineering Research and JusticeSupport the showSubscribe for email updates
2024-04-3051 min"The Data Diva" Talks Privacy PodcastThe Data Diva E180 - Jesse Tayler and Debbie ReynoldsSend us a textDebbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Jesse Tayler, Team Builder, Startup Cofounder App Store Inventor, and Founder of TruAnon. We discuss Data Privacy, Digital Identity, and Jesse Tayler's background as a team builder, startup co-founder, app store inventor, and founder of TruAnon. We discuss the shift from physical to digital products, highlighting the friction-free nature of the digital world and its implications for the economy. Jesse shares stories about creating the app store software model and meeting with Steve Jobs. The conversation then shifts towards the intricacies of digital identity and data se...
2024-04-1649 min
The Elevation Effect with Jesse WayneOptimise Your Gut & Hormone Health With Yacht-Stew Turned Health & Lifestyle Coach Nicola ReynoldsWe are jumping into a new era of optimal health my loves!Let's chat GUT HEALTH AND HORMONAL HEALTH!!!I have brought on guest speaker, Nicola Reynolds, who I a health and lifestyle coach to give her advice and expertise around optimizing your heath!!Nicola has a holistic approach to health and it's definitely in alignment with my values too!!Dive in to start this new health era of YOU!!!Guest: Nicola ReynoldsInstagram: @HolisticnicsHost: Jesse Wayne Te AmoInstagram
2024-04-1050 minChallenging Climate46. Ulrike Lohmann on clouds, aerosols and solar radiation modificationToday’s guest is Ulrike Lohmann, Professor of Experimental Atmospheric Physics in the Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science at ETH Zurich. Lohmann is also the Principal Investigator of the CLOUDLAB project, a multi-year project to investigate aerosol-cloud interactions in wintertime stratus clouds over the Alps. In this episode, we discuss the role of clouds and aerosols in our climate. We dive deep into aerosol-cloud interactions to uncover the science behind solar radiation modification (SRM) techniques like marine cloud brightening, and discuss a novel proposed SRM technique - Mixed Phase Cloud Thinning.Links:Ulrike Loh...
2024-04-0245 min
Junk FilterTEASER - 160: Burt Reynolds in the Eighties (with Will Sloan)The writer and podcaster Will Sloan is back for a show about Burt Reynolds, who started the eighties as the most popular movie star in America but who by the end of the decade was consigned to a series of B-movies that asked less and less of him, in the years before his unexpected mid-nineties comeback in Boogie Nights (a film he hated even though he won awards and nominations for his performance).
We discuss several of his eighties projects with a particular focus on four of them: his best film as a director, 1981’s Sharky’s Mach...
2024-03-1105 minChallenging Climate45. Benjamin Sovacool and Chad Baum on global trends in public perceptions of climate technologiesIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Benjamin Sovacool and Dr. Chad Baum, about their newly published, high-impact paper, “Public Perceptions and Support of Climate Intervention Technologies across the Global North and Global South”. Join us as we discuss the key findings of their work, and how these findings can and should influence policy and governance methods.Dr. Benjamin Sovacool is a professor with affiliations at Aarhus University, the University of Sussex and Boston University. Dr. Chad Baum is Assistant Professor at the Department of Business Development and Technology of Aarhus University.Links:Ben Sovac...
2024-03-0753 minChallenging Climate44. George Monbiot on environmentalism and climate activismGeorge Monbiot is a renowned British author, The Guardian Columnist and environmental activist. George is the author of more than a dozen books, the most recent of which is Regenesis: Feeding the World without Devouring the Planet, and he was awarded the Orwell Prize for Journalism in 2022. In this episode, we discuss topics of his insightful and provocative articles such as de-throning GDP, radical climate activism, the ‘wealth curse’ and contentious technologies such as nuclear energy, GMO and SRM.Links:George Monbiot's profileMonbiot's article, The Cruel Fantasies of Well-Fed PeopleMonbiot's most recent book, RegenesisRel...
2024-03-0548 minChallenging Climate43. Janos Pasztor on global climate policy and geoengineeringThis episode’s guest is Janos Pasztor. He has four decades of work experience in the areas of energy, environment, climate change, and sustainable development, including roles as Executive Director of the Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G) and UN Assistant Secretary-General for Climate Change. In this episode, we explore the political lens of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and solar radiation management (SRM), discussing the progress of CDR and SRM discourse, as well as its challenges and controversies.CORRECTION: Jesse suggested that the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) had a dozen or so members, but Jan...
2024-02-0651 min
Dangerous INFO Podcast131 "Radical Intelligent Evil" ft. Nathan Reynolds, secret societies, genetic bloodlines, mind control, underground tunnelsSend us a textTonight we have a guest that I've been so eager to talk with for a long time. One man’s journey to uncover the family secrets buried in his blood-stained past. You will hear his horrific yet inspiring story of surviving ritualistic abuse by an ancient and existing evil to his current life of independent self reliance and abundance. Nathan Reynolds is an author, international speaker, farmer, and consultant on everything from trauma to tomatoes. His early career in the United States Army left him plagued with a ferocious drive to exe...
2024-01-162h 34Challenging Climate42. David Stainforth on climate models and uncertaintyDavid Stainforth is a Professorial Research Fellow at the London School of Economics. David has had a long career studying the climate problem and the challenges of making predictions of future climate change. His research spans the philosophy of climate science, climate economics, climate modelling, and decision-making under deep uncertainty.In this episode, we discuss David’s new book ‘Predicting our climate future’, exploring the challenges of making predictions about future climate change, and navigating this uncertainty to address climate problems.Links:David Stainforth’s profileDavid’s book, Predicting our climate futureSupport the show
2024-01-0942 minChallenging Climate41. David Keith on Climate Systems EngineeringDavid Keith is a Professor in the Department of Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago and the Founding Faculty Director of the Climate Systems Engineering initiative. Keith previously led the development of Harvard’s Solar Geoengineering Research Program.In this episode, we discuss Keith’s Climate Systems Engineering initiatives, carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and geoengineering techniques. Drawing on David’s decades of expertise, we dive deep into topics such as CDR, solar geoengineering, ice sheet geoengineering.Links:David Keith’s profile (& old profile)The Climate Systems Engineering initiativeSupport the show...
2023-12-1243 minChallenging Climate40. Jennifer Allan on global climate governance and the COP28 agendaJennifer Allan is a Strategic Adviser and Team Leader with Earth Negotiations Bulletin, and Lecturer at Cardiff University. Jen has attended roughly 40 UN conferences where states negotiate the rules of global climate governance. Her work explores how global rules are made and remade, and currently focuses on the politics of ecosystem services and green recovery. In this episode, we discuss with Jen key agenda themes in the forthcoming COP28, the social inequality of climate change and whether COPs deliver useful outcomes - or is it just fanfare?Links:Jennifer Allan’s profileCOP28 Thematic ProgramIEA World Energy Ou...
2023-11-1452 minChallenging Climate39. Greg Nemet on how solar became cheap (with Energy vs Climate)Today’s episode is brought to you in collaboration with our friends at the Energy vs Climate podcast. Energy vs Climate breaks down the trade-offs and hard truths of the energy transition in Alberta, Canada, and beyond with energy experts David Keith, Sara Hastings-Simon and Ed Whittingham. In this episode, they speak with Greg Nemet, a Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s La Follette School of Public Affairs. His research focuses on technological change in energy and the ways in which public policy can affect it. Listen as they discuss the trajectory of solar energy, coming...
2023-10-1756 min
The Undercut PodcastRyan Reynolds, Hitech and Danny Ric? - 2023 Austrian Grand Prix PreviewRight, the Austrian GP. It’s a sprint weekend. So there’s that.Join the gang as they sit down to piece apart the upcoming Grand Prix from the Styrian hills. Plus the usual array of news, opinions, predictions and nonsense. We’re all a bit delusional through this. Jesse is on another manic period with work, Ellie-May is… well… we don’t know. And Thiemo is just Thiemo. Regardless. It’s a good un. But we say that about all of them.F1 Academy’s Discover Your Drive: https://www.team-sport.co.uk/dydGrid Clique...
2023-06-291h 09Challenging ClimateA brief podcast review and updateAs we break for the summer, listen here for some highlights of our previous episodes and catch up on the ones you've missed. See you in October!Support the showSubscribe for email updates
2023-06-2708 minChallenging Climate38. Richard Tol on Climate Economics: the cost of carbon, geoengineering & IPCCRichard S.J. Tol is a Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Sussex and the Professor of the Economics of Climate Change, Institute for Environmental Studies and Department of Spatial Economics, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He is also the author of Climate Economics: Economic Analysis of Climate, Climate Change and Climate Policy. In this episode, Tol breaks down climate economics – the economic and social costs and benefits of carbon. We also discuss the case for geoengineering and his criticisms on IPCC. Links: Richard Tol’s profile Richard’s article, The Economic Impacts of Climate C...
2023-06-1356 minChallenging Climate37. Emma Marris on our rambunctious garden: wilderness and human influence on natureEmma Marris is an environmental writer and Institute Fellow at the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability. She has also written for National Geographic, the Atlantic, the New York Times, Wired, and other publications. In this episode, we dive into the concepts introduced in her book Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World, such as wilderness and nature purity. We discuss the relationship between nature and humans, from assisted migration to climate change, and how we can re-envision it. Links: Emma Marris’ profile Marris’ weekly articles on The Atlantic Check out her books, Wi...
2023-05-3043 minChallenging Climate36. John Moore on the melting cryosphere and glacier geoengineeringDr John Moore is a Research Professor at University of Lapland, Finland and Chief Scientist of GCESS at Beijing Normal University. His research focuses on geoengineering, sea level change, and ice sheet dynamics. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the cryosphere – the state and future of glaciers, sea ice and permafrost, as well as consider marine glacier geoengineering. John also shares his unique experience as a leader of a major geoengineering research program in China. Links: John Moore’s profile His paper on several cryosphere interventions His call for marine glacier geoengineering His latest st...
2023-05-1650 minChallenging Climate35. Steve Smith on net zero pledges and CDR strategies & techDr Steve Smith is the Executive Director of CO2RE, as well as Executive Director of the Oxford Net Zero initiative, based at the University of Oxford’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. He also previously co-led the Climate Science Team at the UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. In this episode, we take a holistic deep dive into Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) and discuss his expertise on net zero pledges, the political and economic strategies for CDR, and technology readiness. Links: Steve’s Smith School profile and CO2RE profile The Net Zer...
2023-05-021h 02Challenging Climate34. Heleen de Coninck on the IPCC, climate tech & a just Net Zero transitionDr Heleen de Coninck is a Professor of Socio-Technical Innovation and Climate Change at Eindhoven University of Technology, and Associate Professor in Innovation Studies and Sustainability at Radboud University. She is also the newly appointed deputy chair of the Dutch Scientific Climate Council. In this episode, we discuss the four Net Zero transitions set out in the 2018 IPCC 1.5ºC report, and specifically how to facilitate a just transition. Towards the end, we debate on how much focus on geoengineering technologies is healthy. Links: Heleen's profile Lecture transcript: system change, not climate change IPCC Special Report...
2023-04-1843 min
TFONSpring Ball, Reynolds to Cincy and moreJ.T. talks Spring ball, Spring Game coming up, Nolley staying in the draft, Davenport hitting the portal, Reynolds coming to Cincy and more.
2023-04-1216 minChallenging Climate33. David Fahey on the Montreal Protocol, ozone depletion and SRMDr David Fahey is the Director of the Chemical Sciences Laboratory in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and he also serves as a Co-Chair of its the Montreal Protocol’s Scientific Assessment Panel, which produces the quadrennial assessments of stratospheric ozone depletion. In this episode, we discuss flying planes into the stratosphere to conduct experiments on ozone depletion, the success of the Montreal Protocol, and solar radiation modification (SRM) - potential impacts, future for research and deployment regulation.Links:David Fahey ’s profile David's work with the NASA Airborne Science Program, Including this paper based...
2023-04-0452 minChallenging Climate32. Chris Stark on the UK’s Climate Change CommitteeChris Stark is the Chief Executive of the UK‘s Climate Change Committee. Previously, he worked as the Director of Energy and Climate Change in the Scottish Government. In this episode, Chris breaks down the role of the CCC in UK’s climate policy. We then take a close look at how UK has done so far in cutting emissions, what else needs to be done, and the challenges that lie ahead. We end off with a discussion of where geoengineering techniques like SAI sit on the UKCCC’s radar.Links: Chris Stark’s profile Episode chapter ma...
2023-03-2155 minChallenging Climate31. Ken Caldeira on politics in research and the feasibility of the energy transitionKen Caldeira is a senior scientist at the Carnegie Institution for Science and is also a senior scientist at Breakthrough Energy. Ken has a wide-spectrum approach to analyzing the world’s climate systems - with particular interests in modeling the Earth system and the energy transition, and in using experiments and observation to study our changing coasts and coral reefs. In this episode, Ken takes us through his fascinating journey into environmental and climate science. We dive deep into navigating political influences on environmental research, the technical and social feasibility of the energy transition, and his views on...
2023-03-0749 min
Fortress On A Hill (FOH) PodcastHands off Uhuru w/ Jesse Nevel - Ep 134Jovanni and I talk with Jesse Nevel, national chair of the Uhuru Solidarity Movement. We discuss the horrifying raid conducted by the FBI against the African People's Socialist Party (APSP) and its chairman Omali Yeshitela, among a slew of other APSP folks and locations. The FBI branded them as victims and suspects of Russian influence and propaganda, despite the APSP's long history and solidarity with people struggling under colonialism.Jesse Nevel became active in the movement for reparations to African people in 2010 when he met Chairman Omali Yeshitela and the African People's Socialist Party...
2023-03-011h 21Challenging Climate30. Andrew Revkin on climate journalism - its evolution, perils and narrative captureAndrew Revkin is one of the world's leading science and environmental journalists, with over 30 years' experience thinking and writing about climate change and sustainability. He has written at The New York Times and ProPublica, and his current outlet is “Sustain What?” at Substack. He is also the founding director of the new Initiative on Communication and Sustainability at Columbia University's Earth Institute. In this episode, Revkin shares his remarkable journalistic experiences, such as reporting from the Arctic, and how media and the climate discussion have evolved throughout his career. Our discussion is dynamic and wide-ranging, from extreme weath...
2023-02-2149 min
Wealthbridge PodcastEpisode 4 Surviving Tough Times/ Special Guest Wealth Strategist Jesse ReynoldsSpecial Guest Jesse Reynolds speaks with Joe and Ty and shares his powerful experience with infinite banking and how he has seen it make a huge impact on those in his circle. List as Jesse takes us on a journey of overcoming adversity and creating a solid financial foundation.To Contact Jesse Reynolds visit his site at http://jbrwealthstrategies.com/Submit your questions we can answer on future episodes at: info@wisewealthpodcast.comQuestions or Comments feel free to text usTyrone Harveywww.wealthbridgepodcast.com/contact-usFacebook
2023-02-1350 minChallenging Climate29. Daniel Harrison on Marine Cloud Brightening and the RRAPDr Daniel Harrison is an oceanographer at Southern Cross University in Australia. His research focuses on how engineering intervention in marine systems can be used to improve ecological, environmental, or societal outcomes. In this episode, we explore Daniel’s work in applying Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB) to protect the Great Barrier Reef against global warming. We find out what MCB is, discuss how it can be implemented responsibly and effectively to save the Great Barrier Reef, and other potential applications. Links: Daniel's profile UNESCO: Great Barrier Reef is added to the 'In Danger' list Reef Restoration and Ada...
2023-02-0751 minChallenging Climate28. Erica Thompson on escaping Model LandDr Erica Thompson is a Senior Policy Fellow in Ethics of Modelling and Simulation at the LSE Data Science Institute. Erica's research involves the appropriate use of mathematical and computational modelling to inform real-world decision-making. In this episode, we discuss Erica’s recent book, Escape from Model Land and tackle issues such as bias, disillusioning science communication to help us get out of the ‘Model Land’ worldview and into the real world. Links: Erica Thompson’s profile Erica’s website Check out Erica’s book, Escape from Model Land Support the showSubscribe for email updates
2023-01-2448 minChallenging Climate27. Luke Iseman on his for-profit solar geoengineering venture - Make SunsetsLuke Iseman is the founder of Make Sunsets, a recently launched startup that is selling “cooling credits” on the promise that they will release sulphur dioxide into the stratosphere using weather balloons. In this episode, we discuss Make Sunset’s mission to “substantially lower global temperatures,” the details of their offering, the technical challenges for verifying their cooling credits, and the potential political repercussions of their effortsLinks: Make Sunsets official website: https://makesunsets.com/ Make Sunsets contested cooling calculations: https://makesunsets.com/blogs/news/calculating-cooling Luke’s blog post from just before he...
2023-01-101h 00Challenging Climate26. The Anniversary SpecialOur year-end special celebrates the one-year anniversary of the Challenging Climate podcast. In this episode, Pete and Jesse reflect on the past 25 episodes, whether we achieved our vision for the podcast thus far, how we’ve navigated controversial guest speakers and learning to balance diversity of thought. Looking forward into 2023, we discuss new topics we want to explore, and old topics we hope to dive into at greater depths and different angles. Have any ideas for future topics or guest speakers? Drop us an email at info@challengingclimate.org Links:Check out our t...
2022-12-2739 min
Just Chill with Oliver GeorgeJust Chill with Oliver George #86 - Jesse ReynoldsJoin Oliver as he chills with return guest Jesse Reynolds for the premiere episode of season 4! Since his last appearance on the show, Jesse has continued to excel as an actor, comedian and radio host. After his time with the very successful 'Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast' finally came to a close, Jesse relocated for an exciting new career opportunity. He is now the co-host of Fresh 104.3 FM's morning show in Kingston, Ontario and has also been featured several times on Global News as an entertainment reporter!
The conversation starts off with Jesse detailing some things that lead...
2022-12-142h 04Challenging Climate25. Patrick Brown on extreme weather and the obvious climate strategyDr Patrick Brown is the Co-director of the Climate & Energy group at the Breakthrough Institute and Adjunct lecturer in Energy Policy & Climate at Johns Hopkins University. In this episode, we discuss Patrick’s expertise on the economic impacts of extreme weather, and unpack trends and attributable risk. We then venture into a broader scope based on his essay, ‘The obvious climate strategy nobody will talk about’, which carries the rest of the discussion into climate targets and bias in climate communication. Links: Patrick Brown’s profile Patrick’s essay in Foreign Policy: The obvious climate strategy nobody will t...
2022-12-1348 minChallenging Climate24. Glen Peters and Linda Steg on the Paris Agreement, the feasibility and psychology of the 1.5ºC targetOur guests are Dr Glen Peters, the research director for the Climate Mitigation group at Center for International Climate Research (CICERO), and Dr Linda Steg, Professor of Environmental Psychology at the University of Groningen. In light of the recent COP27 hosted in Sharm el Sheikh, we pose the question: is the 1.5 Celsius goal still alive? In this episode, we dissect this complex question from the model-driven approach of Peters’ research, as well as from the angle of societal and behavioural change — Steg’s expertise. Covering climate anxiety, venture capitalists and CDR, this episode’s got it all. ...
2022-11-2945 minChallenging Climate23. Luke Kemp on defining, evaluating and managing catastrophic climate riskDr Luke Kemp is a Research Associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, University of Cambridge. He has a PhD in international relations from the ANU and previous experience as a senior economist at Vivid Economics. In this episode, Luke sheds light on a surprisingly understudied and overlooked topic – catastrophic climate risk. This episode explores catastrophic and extinction risk, why the topic is understudied, and how we can weigh out the catastrophic risks of climate change and solar geo-engineering. Links: Luke Kemp’s profile Check out Luke’s paper, Climate Endgame: Exploring...
2022-11-1545 minChallenging Climate22. Oliver Morton on reaching net zero, and the feasibility and politics of geoengineeringOliver Morton is The Economist’s briefings editor, specializing in the energy business, climate science and policy, and other green issues. He is the author of The Planet Remade: How Geoengineering Could Change the World and most recently The Moon: A History for the Future. In this episode, we discuss ideas from The Planet Remade on climate change and how recent events have influenced our prospects of reaching net zero emissions, as well as tackle serious questions on deploying geoengineering to combat climate change.Links:Oliver’s profile Oliver’s new book, The Moon: A History for the...
2022-11-0152 minChallenging Climate21. Ben Novak on Revive & Restore: leveraging biotechnology for de-extinctionBen Novak is lead scientist at Revive & Restore, where he leads the de-extinction efforts – especially the group’s restoration of the extinct passenger pigeon. He is also the lead coordinator for its conservation cloning projects and Program Manager for Revive & Restore’s new Biotechnology for Bird Conservation. In this episode, we dive deep into the applications of biotechnology in de-extinction, genetic modification for climate adaptation, and the ethical arguments for and against biotechnology for conservation. Links: Ben Novak's profile, including more links to his publications!Revive and Restore websiteIntended Consequences Statement The Great Passenger Pigeon ComebackSupport...
2022-10-1852 minChallenging Climate20. Gaia Vince on Nomad Century: migration, food and geo-engineeringGaia Vince is an award-winning science journalist, author, broadcaster and speaker. In this episode, we discuss her new book Nomad Century: How to Survive the Climate Upheaval. Vince gives insight on how humanity can plan for and manage an unavoidable climate migration. We also explore methods to restore the planet to a fully habitable state, such as stratospheric sulfate aerosol injection and iron fertilization of the oceans. Links: Gaia’s website Check out Gaia's new book: Nomad Century Check out Gaia’s other books: Transcendence And Adventures in the Anthropocene Support the showSubscribe...
2022-10-0452 minChallenging Climate19. Kerry Emanuel on hurricanes and hypercanes in a warming worldProfessor Kerry Emanuel is a prominent meteorologist and climate scientist working at the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT. His research focuses on tropical meteorology and climate, with a specialty in hurricane physics. In this episode, we spoke with Kerry about what distinguishes a hurricane from tropical storms and tornadoes, and the dangers these natural hazards pose to societies. We also cover how these threats will evolve in an increasingly warming world, and what a hypercane is.Links: Kerry Emanuel's profile Kerry's websiteCarbon brief on a new study showing hurricanes strengthening and intensifying Ker...
2022-09-2046 minChallenging Climate18. Arunabha Ghosh on CEEW and India's environmental challengesDr Arunabha Ghosh is the founder-CEO of the Council on Energy, Environment and Water, and has led CEEW to the top ranks as one of Asia's leading policy research institutions and among the world’s 20 best climate think-tanks. In this episode, we discuss the work that CEEW is involved in and dive deep into the environmental challenges that developing countries, such as India, face. Links: Council on Energy, Environment and WaterArunabha Ghosh’s profileSupport the showSubscribe for email updates
2022-09-0642 minChallenging Climate17. Tom Matthews on tropical glaciers and extreme heatDr Tom Matthews is a climate scientist at King’s College London, specialising in glacier-climate interactions and extreme weather. In Episode 17, we discuss Tom’s exciting fieldwork on Mt. Everest co-installing the highest-altitude weather stations in the world, as well as extreme heat and its impacts on society. Links: Tom Matthews’ profile Two articles on Tom’s expedition to Mt Everest: this and that Wikipedia page on penitentesCheck out this article on the upper temperature limit of human tolerance and Tom’s paper documenting the first occurrences of this temperature Check out these 3 articles on extreme heat in Asia: t...
2022-08-231h 01SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #696 - READALONG: The Busy Body by Donald E. Westlake
The SFFaudio Podcast #695 – Jesse, Paul Weimer, Maissa Bessada, Evan Lampe, Will Emmons, and Trent Reynolds talk about The Busy Body by Donald E. Westlake
Talked about on today’s show:
1966, paperback or hardcover?, it’s better if it is a paperback, not by Westlake, Burglars Can’t Be Choosers by Lawrence Block, while burgling, on the run, five pages before the end, what the mystery was and how all things came to be, a subgenre between Westlake and Block, little excerpts, a real book, Block introduced Jesse to Westlake, from reading a series, self-flagellation, a movie...
2022-08-222h 59Challenging Climate16. Hannah Ritchie on Our World in Data and some of the world's biggest problemsDr Hannah Ritchie is a Senior Researcher at the Oxford Martin Programme in Global Development and the Head of Research at Our World in Data. In this episode, we spoke with Hannah about her work at Our World in Data and her article, "Stop Telling Kids They’ll Die From Climate Change". We discuss her thoughts on what some of the world's most pressing problems are, touching on topics such as agriculture, the link between meat consumption and poverty, education and more.Links:Hannah Ritchie’s profileHannah's article, "Stop Telling Kids They’ll Die From Climate Change...
2022-08-0951 minChallenging Climate15. Dagomar Degroot on Historical Climatology and the Frigid Golden AgeDagomar Degroot is an associate professor of environmental history at Georgetown University. In this episode, we spoke with Dagomar about historical climatology and how the past can inform us about contemporary climate change. We cover his book, The Frigid Golden Age, and why societies like the Dutch and Thule thrived while the Norse suffered when the climate changed. Dagomar also addresses existing biases in the field of historical climatology. Links: Dagomar Degroot’s profile Historical climatology website Dagomar’s book, The Frigid Golden Age The Nature article outlining the baises in History of Climate and Society Another ar...
2022-07-261h 01Challenging Climate14. Nils Gilman on avocado politics and climate securityDr. Nils Gilman is the Senior Vice President of Programs at the Berggruen Institute and the deputy editor of Noema Magazine. We speak with Nils about two of his popular articles, "The Coming Avocado Politics" and "The Guns of Warming". We first discuss avocado politics, what it is and how it manifests in the United States and Europe. The second half of the episode takes a look at climate change and security on global and national scales, and what it really means to prioritize climate change on the political agenda. Links: Nils Gilman’s profileCheck out Noema...
2022-07-1250 minChallenging Climate13. Britt Wray on Generation Dread and the rise of eco-anxietyDr Britt Wray is an author and researcher working at the forefront of climate change and mental health. She is currently a Human and Planetary Health Fellow at Stanford University and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Britt’s research focuses on the mental health impacts of the climate crisis and has published popular books such as Rise of the Necrofauna: The Science, Ethics and Risks of De-Extinction, and Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an Age of Climate Crisis. In this episode, we spoke with Britt about eco-anxiety, how it can affect our mental health and...
2022-06-2854 minChallenging Climate12. Mark Maslin on Human Evolution and the AnthropoceneMark Maslin is a professor of Earth System Science at University College London and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit scholar. Mark is a leading scientist in past global and regional climatic change and its links to human evolution, and has written dozens of popular science articles and popular books, including The Human Planet: How We Created the Anthropocene (with Simon Lewis) – just out in paperback. In this episode, we spoke with Mark about the link between human evolution and climate change, and the debate surrounding the Anthropocene epoch. In discussing human evolution, we tou...
2022-06-141h 01Challenging Climate11. Jesse and Pete interview each otherIn this episode Jesse and Pete interview each other and look back on the first 10 episodes of Challenging Climate. They discuss their backgrounds, research, and Jesse's new job as Executive Secretary of the Climate Overshoot Commission. They also reflect on how the podcast has been going and look ahead to the future.Jesse Reynolds is an expert in international environmental policy. He researches and advises on how rules, procedures, and institutions can help manage environmental opportunities and challenges, particularly those involving emerging technologies.Pete Irvine is a lecturer (assistant professor) at UCL Earth Sciences...
2022-05-3154 minChallenging Climate10. Wake Smith on Pandora's toolbox and the feasibility of stratospheric aerosol geoengineeringWake Smith is a Senior Fellow at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at Harvard Kennedy School, writing scholarly articles on the feasibility, costs and governance of stratospheric aerosol geoengineering. Wake also teaches an undergraduate course on climate intervention at Yale University, the syllabus of which forms the basis of his new book “Pandora’s Toolbox – The Hopes and Hazards of Climate Intervention.” Prior to his academic career, Smith served in several executive roles in the commercial aviation industry, including as the President of the flight training division of Boeing and the COO of Atlas Air. We spoke...
2022-05-171h 05
Challenging Climate9. Sir David King on science advice, climate politics, and climate repairSir David King is the founder and chair of the Centre for Climate Repair at Cambridge University and the Climate Crisis Advisory Group. Previously he held the positions of the UK's permanent Special Representative for Climate Change. He was also the Government's Chief Scientific Advisor from 2000 to 2007, during which time he raised awareness of the need for governments to act on climate change and was instrumental in creating the Energy Technologies Institute.We speak with Sir David about science advice for the government and communication with the public, foresight, the domestic and international politics of climate change...
2022-05-031h 10Challenging Climate8. Jan Minx on the IPCC's latest report on mitigationWe speak with Jan Minx, Head of Applied Sustainability Science at the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change, and a visiting Professor of Climate Change and Public Policy at The Priestley Centre at the University of Leeds. Jan has published widely on climate and sustainability issues and has a keen interest in evidence synthesis which he developed through his work with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Jan was a coordinating lead author on the latest IPCC assessment report on mitigation and in this episode, he shares his take-aways from the report. We discuss the roles...
2022-04-191h 06Challenging Climate7. Gavin Schmidt on observing, attributing and communicating climate changeWe speak with Dr. Gavin Schmidt, climate scientist, director of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies and co-founder of the RealClimate climate science blog. Gavin’s research focuses on understanding the past, present and future of the climate system and the impacts of the various drivers of climate change. In this episode we take a deep dive on the science of climate change covering how it is observed, detected and attributed. Along the way Gavin debunks several climate skeptic talking points and discusses the changing challenges of climate communication.Links:Gavin's profile at NASA GISS.The Re...
2022-04-051h 04Challenging Climate6. Elizabeth Kolbert on climate change, extinctions, and life Under a White SkyWe speak with Elizabeth Kolbert, a journalist of politics and the environment. She has been at The New Yorker for more than 20 years and is the author of Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future, The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History (winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction), and Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature, and Climate Change. We dive into how the climate change discourse has changed, mass extinctions and new speciation, and international large-scale interventions in natural systems.At The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/contributors/elizabeth-kolbertTwitter: https...
2022-03-2147 minChallenging Climate5. Robert Lempert on climate impacts in the IPCC and deep uncertaintyRobert Lempert is a principal researcher at the RAND Corporation and director of the Center for Longer Range Global Policy and the Future Human Condition. His research focuses on risk management and decision-making under conditions of deep uncertainty. He was also a coordinating lead author on Chapter 1 of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) latest report on climate impacts. We discuss how the IPCC works and how it has evolved in response to criticism, the key concepts needed to understand climate impacts, the challenges of adapting to climate change, decision-making under deep uncertainty, and the peculiar nature of...
2022-03-0846 minChallenging Climate4. Zion Lights on nuclear energy, technology, and climate changeZion Lights is an environmental activist and author. She founded Emergency Reactor, which calls for greater use of nuclear power, alongside renewables, in order to help eliminate greenhouse gas emissions. Her books include "The Ultimate Guide to Green Parenting" and "Only a Moment." She was previously spokesperson for Extinction Rebellion. We discuss her transition from Extinction Rebellion to nuclear advocate, nuclear energy's roles in reducing emissions, its challenges to expansion, the politics of nuclear energy, ecomodernism, and the dark side of environmentalism. Links:Personal website: https://www.zionlights.co.uk/Emergency Reactor: https://www.emergencyreactor.org/el...
2022-02-2251 minChallenging Climate3. Roger Pielke on the politics of climate change, scenarios, and extreme weatherRoger Pielke Jr. is a political scientist who writes on a diverse range of policy and governance issues related to science, technology, environment, innovation and sports. He is most famous (or infamous?) for his work on climate change. We cover his Iron Law of climate policy, his views on the problems with business-as-usual climate scenarios, and the challenges of attributing extreme weather. We also touch on the extent of his relationships with climate change skeptics and the efforts to discredit him, including the congressional investigation into his funding.Roger is a Professor at the Department of Environmental...
2022-02-081h 00Challenging Climate2. Holly Buck on ending fossil fuelsHolly Jean Buck is an expert on the social and political dimensions of environmental policies, and of strategies and technologies for preventing and adapting to climate change. Our conversation focuses on her new book, Ending Fossil Fuels: Why Net Zero Is Not Enough. Holly, Pete, and Jesse discuss why we should strive for a future of no fossil fuels, the challenges to ending fossil fuels, the role of carbon dioxide removal, whether the alternatives could be worse, how to deal with legacy firms and stranded assets, the collective action problem, and practical next steps. We also touch on the...
2022-01-2545 minChallenging Climate1. Neal Stephenson on solar geoengineering and Termination ShockNeal Stephenson is a leading author of science- and speculative fiction and is a recipient of the Hugo and Prometheus Awards. His most recent novel Termination Shock is an eco-thriller that explores the political fallout from the use of solar geoengineering to counter climate change. Neal, Pete, and Jesse discuss reducing greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide removal, his research process, climate impacts, public perception, billionaires in innovation vis-à-vis the government, the roles of models in decision-making, technocracy, planetary management, social media, biotechnology, and of course, solar geoengineering.Neal Stephenson’s webpage: https://nealstephenson.com/ His late...
2022-01-1154 min
The 10 Rules of Business PodcastEpisode 32. Jesse Reynolds Of The Leadership Academy Of Madison CountyWelcome to episode 32 of the Performance Group podcast where we sit down with the one and only Jesse Reynolds , the newest Executive Director of the Leadership Academy of Madison County. In this episode Jesse takes us through his own journey of life and how he is now finding himself back home. Jesse is a writer, a reader, a linguist, a public servant, but most importantly - Jesse is a leader of leaders!
Learn more about what he is doing with LMAC here!
https://thelamc.org/
You can find both of Jesse's Books below!
Heavenly Navigation: No Turning Back -
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2021-11-1447 minChallenging ClimateTrailer: Launching in January 2022We are Jesse Reynolds, an expert on environmental policy, and Peter Irvine, a climate scientist. We're launching a new podcast, Challenging Climate, in January 2022. With episodes every two weeks, we'll be challenging leading experts with tough questions about the science, technology and politics of climate change. We'll explore how we can fight global warming by cutting greenhouse gas emissions, carbon removal, adaptation, and solar geoengineering. We will also consider the roles of computer models and persuasive narratives, economics and public policy, renewable energy, and national security in the climate debate. And we’ll look beyond to issues such as...
2021-10-2304 min
The Jesse Mecham ShowGet Your S*** Together: End of Life Planning with Chanel ReynoldsJesse chats with Chanel Reynolds, author of What Matters Most and founder of the Get Your Shit Together website, dedicated to helping people navigate the confusing, difficult, and emotional aspects of end-of-life planning. In 2009 Chanel's husband was killed in a road cycling accident, and she found herself, very suddenly, a widow, a single parent, and overwhelmed dealing with the many medical, legal, and family issues that death brings with it. Today Chanel helps others plan for the what-ifs and eventualities of life, and encourages people to start having conversations with their spouses, parents, and other l...
2021-05-3130 min2021-05-242h 33
The DownbeatJesse Barnett - Stick to Your Guns / TradewindMy guest this week is Jesse Barnett. Jesse is a man of many talents and bands, including my personal fave hardcore band Stick To Your Guns, but I caught up with him ahead of his OTHER band Tradewind's new record release to discuss that for at least 10 minutes and then mostly talk about guns, communism and cereal.
2021-05-201h 42
Jesse and The Zoo CrewSea OttersJoin Jesse and the zoo crew as they learn about SEA OTTERS... Jesse researches by reading books and articles, watching documentaries and video clips, and visiting zoos! DONATE to add to his collection.... https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zoocrew
2021-02-0716 min
Wilfully FunnySeason 2, Episode 2: Jesse ReynoldsOn this episode I talk with comedian, host, and actor Jesse Reynolds. We touch on a bit of everything…the disaster that was 2020, Zoom comedy shows, stereotypes and assumptions, and online dating. Take a shot every time one of us says the word “suck”.
2021-01-251h 06The Jesse Mecham ShowWhat Does Strength Have to Do with Budgeting? Matt Reynolds (Barbell Logic Online Coaching)Jesse interviews strength coach, former pro Strongman, and founder of Barbell Logic Online Coaching, Matt Reynolds, about the many analogs between strength training and budgeting. Matt relates the Four Rules to the basic tenets of effective strength training -- consistency, small increases in weight each workout that add up to big results over time, and focusing on the things that will give you the greatest bang for your buck. Matt relates strength training to a "physical 401(k)," where the work that you do today to build you fitness and health can be drawn on later in...
2021-01-251h 05Junk Filter6: Body Snatchers and BBQ (with Daniel Reynolds)Today’s extremely Toronto Politics Twitter episode concerns the ongoing #BBQAnon clownshow in town. A barbecue restaurant got a lot of media attention recently when they defiantly refused to cooperate as the province imposed new public health restrictions on indoor dining during a new COVID-19 lockdown: the local right wing press hailed the restauranteur as a “barbecue revolutionary” fighting for “the little guy” but this spectacle wound up giving media oxygen to some of the darkest forces in the city, including the anti-mask/anti-vaccine brigade and the far right.
Guest Daniel Reynolds is a writer and critic who also w...
2020-12-071h 10
The Knowledge Archives#43 Solar Geoengineering: Technology for an Interconnected Future - Jesse ReynoldsDr. Jesse Reynolds is an Emmett/Frankel Fellow in Environmental Law and Policy at the UCLA School of Law in the US. His research studies the regulation of future technologies to achieve environmental sustainability, including solar geoengineering.
To learn more about his work, please see his blog (http://jreynolds.org/blog/) or his research (http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/2016EF000416)
2020-12-0426 minSFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #593 - READALONG: Omnilingual by H. Beam Piper
The SFFaudio Podcast #593 – Jesse, Paul Weimer, Will Emmons, and Trish E. Matson talk about Omnilingual by H. Beam Piper
Talked about on today’s show:
a fairly big H. Beam Piper fan, Alec Nevela-Lee’s Astounding, James Blish, M.C. Pease, what stature does and did it have, “a classic”, pretty interesting, almost completely public domain, he shot himself in the head 1964, project gutenberg, LibriVox, an artificial understanding of Piper’s popularity, outsized, Little Fuzzy, Asimov, a minor piece?, what is a classic?, deserving of respect, the progressive elements, a female scientist without a romance subp...
2020-08-311h 50
Space Nerds175: Comet NEOWISE, Firefly #13 ‘Heart of Gold’
Today on the Space Nerds podcast:SPACE NEWS (Starts at 7:24): Jesse and Jayne discuss our intergalactic visitor, the comet NEOWISE currently visible with the naked eye! We discuss how to see the comet this week, as detailed in this space.com article: https://www.space.com/comet-neowise-visibility-july-2020.html FIREFLY (Starts at 21:18): We chat about the penultimate episode of Firefly ‘Heart of Gold,’ in which Mal Reynolds and crew save a whorehouse from a laser toting asshole.
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/jessemercuryscifi PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/spacenerdspodcast DISCORD: https://discord.gg/H94mQWZ...
2020-07-131h 14
Burn the HaystackBen Reynolds and the Real Star WarsThis week, Josh and Jesse talk once again to Ben Reynolds. This time, they talk about the theme of the Cosmic Conflict, and how this worldview can influence the way you live your Christian experience.
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2020-05-051h 01
Burn the HaystackBen Reynolds and the Jesus of HistoryThis week, Josh and Jesse welcome back a longtime friend of the show: Ben Reynolds. This time, they talk about the historical figure of Jesus in a way that removes the hyper-spiritualization, mythologization, and misinformation that we often have to wade through to talk about him.
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Send us an email at burnthehaystackpodcast@gmail.com.
2020-04-281h 05
Just Chill with Oliver GeorgeJust Chill with Oliver George #11 - Jesse ReynoldsJoin Oliver as he hangs out with the marvelous, multi-talented Jesse Reynolds! Jesse is an award winning comedian, an actor, an emcee and co-host of the hilarious 'Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast'. Beyond that, he is also co-owner of 'Queer Sphere Expo', an LGBTQ+ consumer trade show for everyone!
Jesse talks about his recent experience ringing in the new year (and decade) hosting a show for Ottawa's own comedy superstar Tom Green! Jesse also shares how his time as a morning host on local radio eventually lead to his current podcast/YouTube show. The conversation touches on a...
2020-01-131h 15Space Nerds126: Space Nerds Relaunch! Aron Eisenberg, Moon Jelly, Firefly “Our Mrs. Reynolds”
SciFi with Jesse Mercury is relaunching as Space Nerds! Jayne, Alexandria and Doug officially join the crew as we blast off into this new podcasting adventure. This week our new Space News segment features Alexandria discussing the discovry of a strange jelly on the moon. Doug and Jesse discuss the tragic passing of Aron Eisenberg, who portrayed Nog on Star Trek Deep Space Nine, and then Jayne joins us for an in depth look at Firefly episode 6, “Our Mrs. Reynolds.”
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/jessemercuryscifi PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/spacenerdspodcast DISCORD: https://discord.gg/H9...
2019-09-251h 41
The Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥Ep.367 ~ Underground Fight Clubs, Waking Delta State-of-Mind, Enhancing Creativity & a Simple Business Model ~ Jesse ElderJesse Elder ~ Mindset Coach and Founder of JesseElder.com
~ Current Series ~
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
I recently met today’s guest on an island in Croatia at the most impressive business conference I had ever been to. It was called Baby Bathwater Institute and on the island were many of the world's top entrepreneurs/inventors/investors and thought leaders. A few of them include Jamie Wheal the co-founder of Flow Genome Project and author of Stealing Fire, Trevor Chapman who hosts a top-five business podcast on iTunes. Ja...
2018-10-241h 07The Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥Ep.228 ~ Making Entrepreneurs Into Authors ~ Jesse Krieger“Seventy-percent plus of Americans have thought about writing a book, or believe they have a book in them…and less than one-percent ever do.” Jesse Krieger
Many entrepreneurs think about writing a book, many end up writing one, two, three or multiple books. After thousands of hours of practical experience building business, they use their books to teach others, some use it as a marketing channel, some have an inspirational story to tell, and some use it for all of those reasons.
Today on the podcast, we have the founder of Lifestyle Entrepreneurs Press, Jesse Krieger on the show. Jesse speciali...
2017-06-1336 minThe Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥Ep.185 ~ From Selling Thigh-Masters to Eating Crickets ~ Jesse SchobergOn today’s show, we welcome world traveling digital nomad and serial entrepreneur Jesse Schoberg to the show. Jesse Schoberg is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of DropInBlog. Jesse shares with us about how he started selling Thigh Masters online in high school and has been growing businesses ever since.
Throughout the interview we talk about hiring in Ukraine vs. America, recruiting and work/life balance. Jesse shares in thorough detail about his hiring process, and then chats a bit about why he thinks Slack is completely inefficient. Lastly, Jesse shares the details about his newest p...
2017-03-1435 min
Inside JokesInside Jokes - Sunday March 5th 2017 - Herb Irving & Peter Anthony, featuring Jesse ReynoldsInside Jokes - Sunday March 5th 2017 - Herb Irving & Peter Anthony, featuring Jesse Reynolds
2017-03-0541 min