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BJJ Mental ModelsEp. 355: Jiu-Jitsu Tape Study, feat. Corey GuitardThis week, we're joined by Corey Guitard from 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Calgary! In this episode, Corey explains how tape study in Jiu-Jitsu (such as video feedback and instructionals) builds structured, efficient learning. Follow Corey on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/10thplanetcalgaryTrain with Corey at 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu in Calgary:https://10thplanetcalgary.com/Mental models discussed in this episode:Invariantshttps://bjjmentalmodels.com/invariants/Learning Modalitieshttps://bjjmentalmodels.com/learning-modalities/Compartmentalizationhttps://bjjmentalmodels.com/compartmentalization/Diminishing...
2025-09-151h 02
DisruptorsHow Corey Reyment Generated Over $3MM In Wholesale Fees In A Tiny MarketFrom burnout to $3M+ in wholesale fees — Corey Reyment shares how he built a thriving real estate business in a small market by taking imperfect action, learning from setbacks, and staying true to his values. He opens up about a near team takeover, the power of masterminds, and why alignment and accountability matter more than titles. 🎙️🔥
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2025-06-221h 49
Creator Alchemy#22 - Steve Timoney: How To Reach Your Potential By Using "Future Self" FrameworksIn this conversation, Corey Wilks and performance coach Steve Timoney explore frameworks for reaching one's potential through the concept of the future self. They discuss strategies for defining and aligning with one's ideal future self, the importance of values, the use of feedback loops, and the creation of a mental advisory board to guide decision-making. The dialogue emphasizes the need for clarity in identity and actions to avoid cognitive dissonance and achieve personal and professional goals.—SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWSLETTER: Subscribe to the Creator Alchemy Newsletter for exclusive content and unlock the Psychology of...
2025-04-2347 min
Grow Your Impact, Income & InfluenceThe Skills Gap in Construction: A Call to Action with Corey Quinn
🎧 Have You Heard About the Construction Skills Gap?
In this episode of The Skills Gap in Construction: A Call to Action with Corey Quinn, we delve into the growing skills gap in construction and its significant impact on the construction industry. With a high percentage of older workers leaving the labor force, there simply aren’t enough new workers entering the field to meet the growing demand. This shortage of skilled construction workers poses a serious challenge for construction projects across the globe.
🔨 Understanding the Skills Gap
The skills gap is the differe...
2025-02-1331 min
The Deep Specialization™️ PodcastBuilding a Burnout-Proof Agency That Can Scale w/ Steve GubermanSick of burning out with little growth to show for it? In this episode, Corey welcomes Steve Guberman, an agency coach and Founder of Agency Outsight, to find out what it takes to build and scale a sustainable, thriving agency without burning out. Steve shares wisdom from his journey through the agency world and the hard-earned lessons that shaped his approach to leadership, specialization, and long-term success.
From niching down to leveraging AI and mastering delegation, Steve breaks down the strategies agency owners need to move from reactive to proactive - and achieve an ROI that reflects...
2025-02-1249 min
Successful Life Podcast5 Ways to Transform Your Mindset for Success with Steve ForanSend us a textWhat if embracing gratitude could transform not just your personal life, but your professional world too? Join us as we chat with Steve Foran, an electrical engineer who turned his career towards advocating for grateful leadership. Together, we unravel our personal gratitude rituals—like my daily practice of sending out gratitude lists and Steve's habit of emailing his daily gratitudes. We explore the ripple effects that sharing gratitude can have, not only uplifting ourselves but also spreading positivity to those around us. We dive into how the simple act of recording gra...
2024-11-151h 13
FOCUS HUNTING PODCASTEpisode #201 How to kill big bucks with Steve RodgersOn this episode we are joined again by Steve Rodger. Steve is one of the most successful mule deer hunters in BC. Steve shares tips on scouting, how he uses trail cameras to locate big bucks and what elevation he is finding the big deer at. Great info for the mule deer junky.
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2024-10-241h 06
Side One/Side B with Dave and SteveThe art of knotting, Steve shows two guys who know nothing about SLIPKNOT their first demo released in 1996, MATE. FEED. KILL. REPEAT. which features not only death metal and nu metal, but also jazz and funk influencesSend us a textFor those following along at home, this is the excellent remastered version we listened to by Arlo Boska. If you are following along with us, pause after Tattered & Torn at timestamp 21:43This is Slipknot's technically first album, now considered a demo by the band, that does NOT feature Corey Taylor, Mick Thompson, or Jim Root, and the only member of the band that remains is percussionist Clown aka Shawn Chahan. This album does feature the same rhythm section that consisted of Joey Jordison & Paul Gray (R.I.P.) and features OG...
2024-08-1841 min
CORVETTE TODAYCORVETTE TODAY #222 - Corey Peterson Talks About His Corvette, Believed To Be VIN #001 From 1953This CORVETTE TODAY show is very unique! The very first Corvette ever built was thought to be crushed years ago. Enter Corey Peterson, the man who found what is to be believed as the 1953 VIN #001 at a repair shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Corey did extensive research and found recommended modifications from 1953 still on this Corvette! Corey purchased the car and has the documentation to back the claim that this Corvette was the first one built in Flint, Michigan in 1953. It's a fascinating story that Corey tells your CORVETTE TODAY host, Steve Garrett! ...
2024-07-1532 min
Gone to the Dogs PodcastGone To The Dogs – Talking Track Dogs with Steve and Corey Hot weather is abundant and so are summertime tales in this episode. Recent exploits of the boys Plott dogs as well as the announcement of the upcoming nuptials of Corey’s female Goldie to Bill Shininger’s stud dog are front and center. The talk moves to the latest accomplishments of Steve and Mark Miller’s Plott Fever in field and water events and progresses to the realm of deep-thinking about how to decide when and to which stud to breed with an admonition to owners of females “not to wait too long.” With Autumn Oaks less than t...
2024-07-081h 23
The Discerning Leader PodcastBarry Corey | Discerning Congregational Health (Ep 08) Host: Steve Macchia, Guest: Barry Corey “My dad said, ‘Whoever comes my way, I’m going to make myself receivable.’ Receivable is another word for kindness.” – Barry Corey Barry Corey grew up as a pastor’s son in Quincy, Massachusetts. His early life was shaped by seeing people's lives changed at the altar at his father’s church. Barry joins Steve for a conversation about Trait 7 of a Healthy Church: An Outward Focus. Barry shares words from his father, Hugh, given when Barry spent a year researching educational programs for children of the landless poor in Bangladesh. Bar...
2024-06-2036 min
30 Screams or Less PodcastTSOL056 - Interview with Michael Leavy (Stream)In this episode of '30 Screams or Less Podcast,' hosts, Steve and Corey, interview Michael Levy, the director of the upcoming horror film 'Stream'. They discuss the plot and release date of 'Stream,' Levy's experiences working with notable horror icons, and its inspiration. The challenges the team faced due to the pandemic and hints at more films in the franchise. Levy also shares insights into his filmmaking career, the origins of his production company Fuzz on the Lens, and teases details about 'Terrifier 3' and other upcoming projects.
2024-06-1744 min
Gone to the Dogs PodcastGone To The Dogs – Steve and Corey Talk Stud DogsWhile he was gone, Corey joined the fund-raising ranks with his involvement in a charity called Wags for Kids. His plan involves raising money for deserving kids needing therapy dogs and such and it produced the idea of a coonhound stud dog auction. Thirty owners agreed to provide stud service on social media to the highest bidder with all proceeds going to the benefit. The plan is working great and the boys talk about that in this episode which naturally leads into a much broader discussion of the ins and outs of running a stud dog in today’s tree d...
2024-05-271h 24
Husky Talk with Steve CullyHusky Talk- Stephen Darby/Corey DerfussA highly entertaining episode of Husky Talk with two more offensive linemen. Stephen Darby and Corey Derfuss finally are able to be my guests. It was everything you imagined and more with the two big guys swapping stories and continue to bleed blue.
Thank you to Steve Darby and Forty Second Brewery for sponsoring this episode. Located in Kingston, Massachusetts it has a variety of beer from IPA's to Lagers and a fun atmosphere. On May 25th, come by if you are free, they are planning a great start to Memorial Day weekend. The website is https://www...
2024-05-241h 21
CullyHusky Talk- Stephen Darby/Corey Derfuss
A highly entertaining episode of Husky Talk with two more offensive linemen. Stephen Darby and Corey Derfuss finally are able to be my guests. It was everything you imagined and more with the two big guys swapping stories and continue to bleed blue.Thank you to Steve Darby and Forty Second Brewery for sponsoring this episode. Located in Kingston, Massachusetts it has a variety of beer from IPA's to Lagers and a fun atmosphere. On May 25th, come by if you are free, they are planning a great start to Memorial Day weekend. The website is https://www...
2024-05-241h 21
The SLLN (School Librarian Learning Network) Podcast"Holocaust Memorial Exhibit" from Melissa CoreyMelissa Corey shares so much of her work and so many ideas - and here she's sharing an amazing exhibit, along with ideas for her process of creating museum-like exhibits in her library! Guest: Melissa Corey Grade(s) Taught: 6, 7, 8 Resources: Holocaust Memorial Exhibit Lesson: https://fb.watch/rXxGavabSy/ Book Break: Free Lunch by Rex Ogle - My goal is to meet Rex Ogle so I can tell him in person how much our students appreciate his books! Where to find Melissa Corey: Website: htt...
2024-05-2043 min
Management Blueprint | Steve Preda206: Build HEARTI Leadership with Corey Jones
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Corey Jones, the CEO and co-founder of PrismWork, a culture assessment and consulting company in Texas. We discuss the Hearti Framework and strategies for improving people’s skills and how to revolutionizing the workplace through HEARTI leadership, showcasing innovative approaches to enhancing organizational culture.
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Build HEARTI Leadership with Corey Jones
Our is Corey Jones, the CEO and co-founder of PrismWork, a culture assessment and consulting company in Texas. Corey, welcome to the show.
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2024-04-1217 min
Gone to the Dogs PodcastGone To The Dogs Hot Stove Vol. 2 With Steve And CoreyThis is an interesting and informative look at the nation’s first and longest-standing “hunt-for-monetary-awards” organization. Many competition hunters begin their journeys in United Kennel Club events and may find the prospect of hunting for cash awards to be daunting if not all-out confusing. This episode provides the remedy in easy-to-swallow doses.The boys talk about the stereotypes generally attributed to money hunts and explore the basic differences in hunting for cash versus hunting for traditional commemorative awards. Listeners that have never tried PKC or its style of competition will benefit greatly from the discussions as the boys gat...
2024-03-181h 24
Gone to the Dogs PodcastEp 373: Gone To The Dogs Hot Stove with Steve and CoreyIn this episode, Steve announces the addition of Corey Gruver as an ongoing contributor to the weekly podcast. This week’s “Hot Stove”discussion covers several bases, all of which should interest coon hunting enthusiasts. Each of the boys served as interpreters of UKC coonhound Nite Hunt rules in their tenures at UKC. Each traveled extensively in their jobs at the registry as well. The similarities in experiences fuel the conversation as does the interest each shares in the training of tree dog puppies. The Coon Hunting Conversations group on Facebook is mined by the pair to reveal questions that s...
2024-03-111h 37
30 Screams or Less PodcastTSOL049 - When The Screaming StartsIn this episode of the 30 Screams or Less podcast we review "When The Screaming Starts", It's directed by Connor Borough, written by Connor Borough, and Ed Heartland, starring Jared Rodgers as Norman, Ed Heartland, as Aiden, Caitlin Rinell as Claire, and Octavia Gilmore as Amy. The plot of this movie is when Norman Graysmith is invited into the home of an aspiring serial killer, Aidan Mendle, He believes he has the subject for the documentary that will make his career. 30 Screams or Less starts now. Corey, what did you think of When The Screaming Starts?
2024-01-0832 min
NecronomicastEpisode 265 "Welcome All Weirdos" with Steve BergAttention All Weirdos! My guest tonight for a late night conversation is actor and high strangeness enthusiast, Steve Berg! You might know Steve from his numerous appearances on shows like “Drunk History”, “The Goldbergs”, and “The Good Place”. Steve is also one of the great ambassadors of the State of Nebraska as the host of his phenomenal phenomena driven podcast “Hi, Strangeness” and his appearances at conventions and live events nationwide. Tonight, Steve joins me in the Necronomicast studio for a lively and wide ranging conversation about growing up weird, growing up in Nebraska, and gro...
2024-01-011h 26
30 Screams or Less PodcastTSOL039 - Fear Street: Part 3 - 1666In this episode of the 30 Screams or Less podcast, we finish the Fear Street trilogy with 'Fear Street: Part 3 - 1666'. Directed by Leigh Janiak, and written by Phil Graziadei. Starring Kiana Madeira, Ashley Zuckerman, and Gillian Jacobs. The plot is, the origins of Sarah Fier's curse are finally revealed as history comes full circle on a night that changes the lives of Shadysiders forever. 30 Screams or Less starts now. Corey, what did you think of Fierce Street Part 3, 1666?
2023-10-1647 min
Second StoryEpisode 3 - Steve HunterIn episode 3, Corey and Josh sit down with author Steve Hunter to discuss his debut novel, Relish in the Tread. Steve is a Canadian who has visited 88 countries and used many of his adventures abroad to pen his original story. Steve talks to Corey and Josh about his travels (the good and the bad), what he has learned through his adventures, and how he has been able to move around the world for so long.
2023-09-281h 01
Resilience Development in ActionE.119 "First Responders In Crisis" Documentary: Tackling Mental Health Stigma in the First Responder CommunitySend us a textHave you ever wondered about the hidden struggles that first responders face on a daily basis? We sit down with Keith Hanks, a retired firefighter EMT from Massachusetts, Scot Ruggles, a former football coach and actor, Corey Moss, the co-director and producer of the documentary 'First Responders in Crisis'. We delve into their experiences, shedding light on the mental health struggles they contend with, and how they find resilience amidst the challenges. We also pay homage to the brave men and women who put their lives on the line. On this j...
2023-09-2753 min
Screaming in the CloudBuilding Computers for the Cloud with Steve TuckSteve Tuck, Co-Founder & CEO of Oxide Computer Company, joins Corey on Screaming in the Cloud to discuss his work to make modern computers cloud-friendly. Steve describes what it was like going through early investment rounds, and the difficult but important decision he and his co-founder made to build their own switch. Corey and Steve discuss the demand for on-prem computers that are built for cloud capability, and Steve reveals how Oxide approaches their product builds to ensure the masses can adopt their technology wherever they are. About SteveSteve is the Co-founder & CEO of...
2023-09-2142 min
Wild Ride! with Steve-OCorey Taylor: New Album, Making Mistakes, Metallica and Turning 50Go to http://www.shipstation.com/steveo for a 60 day FREE trial Go to http://LiquidDeath.com/steveo for FREE shipping Go to http://www.harrys.com/steveo to save a few bucks On this episode we go deep into heavy metal history (we talk about Metallica for like, 20 minutes), we discuss how to age as gracefully as Corey, how to find and keep love, metal bands fake playing their instruments, Stone Sour’s history, Henry Rollins, his beef with MGK and how he has no problem admitting they both went a li...
2023-08-031h 14
Music for the Soul PodcastEpisode 33: Storytelling Pictures, CEO, Corey Niemchick on the Healing Power of Visual CommunicationThe art of visual storytelling is one that allows emotions, experiences, and memories to be captured on screen. It can allow individuals who have experienced a traumatic event to put their pain into a perceptible form and find healing in the message it provides. That is why we are so excited to have CEO and Creative Director of Storytelling Pictures, Corey Niemchick, as our guest on this week's episode of the Music for the Soul Podcast. Corey shares how got started with Storytelling Pictures' inception and what drew him in to the world of visual storytelling. He...
2023-06-2147 min
NecronomicastEpisode 249 "Hidden, Forbidden, & Off Limits" with Steve HigginsTonight on Necronomicast, it is my pleasure to welcome to the show Steve Higgins. Steve Higgins is an urban explorer with a specific interest in manmade and man-used underground spaces. He's also a digital content creator specialising in paranormal content and the founder of several popular websites. If it's weird and unusual, then Steve's probably writes about it, from famous historic hauntings, to top secret underground bases. Steve is also the founder of Higgypop, which is the largest paranormal website in the UK. He’s written a fascinating new book "Hidden, Forbidden, and Off-Limits: A Subte...
2023-05-1557 min
Golf ShotsCorey Symons - Head Men's Basketball Coach - North Idaho CollegeCorey Symons has been the Head Men's Basketball Coach at North Idaho College for 9 seasons, compiling a record of 218-38. This year, his team went 28-0 in the regular season and he was named the East Region Coach of the Year. Corey is a single-digit handicap and he spent time as a caddy at several courses in North Idaho and Las Vegas. Corey sits down with Steve to talk all things golf, basketball and North Idaho College. Here it is, episode 28 of Golf Shots.Support the show Follow us on Instagram @golfshotswithsteve Or Facebook at Golf Shot...
2023-04-301h 03
Corey and Kaj Podcast presented by Cedar Run Decoy CompanyEpisode #20: Talking Turkey with Steve SharpCorey Lucas and Kaj Carlson sit down with recently retired National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) R3 Coordinator and Regional Director Steve Sharp to kickoff the spring turkey season. Steve's stories are always entertaining and we take the opportunity to tap into his wealth of knowledge on the wild turkey.We dive deep into the history of wild turkey restoration, turkey behavior and biology, Steve's U.S. Royal Slam, and the NWTF's Learn to Hunt (LTH) programs.You can learn more about the NWTF's Learn to Hunt programs: http://www.minwtf.org/pager3Find a...
2023-03-241h 08
PitchologyDeal Structure 101 with Corey KupferSteve Distante welcomes expert deal-maker, strategist, and attorney Corey Kupfer to discuss the importance of striking deals in the business. Corey talks about the EO 2030, an initiative to help diversify and value people of all backgrounds in business, as well as mastering the CDE in negotiations: Clarity, Detachment, and Equilibrium. Additionally, he explains how deals can help people become more clear-headed in their business dealings and why it is an important skill for entrepreneurs. Who’s The Guest? With over 35 years of experience under his belt, Corey Kupfer is an expert deal-maker, strategist, attorney, and consultant. He...
2023-02-2043 min
Blue-Collar BSWisdom with Corey BerrierMaking Training and Education Accessible for Everyone with Corey BerrierThere are several initiatives underway to help blue-collar workers get the training and education they need to compete in today's economy. By understanding the challenges faced by blue-collar workers, we can help them build a better future for themselves and their families. In this episode, Steve and Brad are joined by Corey Berrier and they discuss the blue-collar space. They talk about some of the issues and challenges faced by blue-collar workers, as well as provide tips and insight on how to overcome them.Corey...
2022-11-2528 min
Tech Leader TalkCybersecurity in a world of ever-changing risks – Corey White Corey has worked in the security industry for more than 25 years and has successfully built and implemented security strategies and led consulting teams. He has worked with almost every industry, including government, high tech, hospitality, critical infrastructure, finance, healthcare, and manufacturing. Today, Corey is disrupting the modern approach to cybersecurity with the company he co-founded, Cyvatar.ai. Cyvatar is making cybersecurity effortless for businesses with fully managed customer-centric solutions that are mapped to business outcomes. Corey’s mission for Cyvatar is to transform the way the security industry builds, sells, and supports cyber solutions.
2022-05-0532 min
DealQuest Podcast with Corey KupferEpisode 169: Benefits Of Business Coaching In An Organization with Steve PredaSteve Preda is an entrepreneur, investment banker and business coach helping GOOD companies become GREAT. He began his career as an accountant, starting on the numbers side and gradually moving to the people side. In the last 20 years, he’s been working exclusively with small to medium-sized businesses. Steve ran an investment banking business between 2002 and 2012 in Hungary and Romania.
If you’re looking for a way to make your business self-managing with tremendous growth, Steve is your man. This is your episode. Come with me!
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2022-04-2043 min
What Else? with Corey Mann137: Steve FordSteve Ford is the General Manager at Centricity Music, home label to Lauren Daigle, Jordan Feliz, Unspoken, and more. From Los Angeles to Nashville, hear Steve’s story of faith, brokenness, redemption, and what gives a song the “there it is”!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-else-with-corey-mann--5802358/support.
2021-08-0928 min
FOCUS HUNTING PODCASTEpisode #41 Smith Game Calls with Steve SmithOn this episode I am joined by Steve Smith founder of Smith Game Calls. Steve shares his story on how and when he got into making game calls. We talk about the fundamentals of making a call and how to use that to our advantage. Steve has been hunting and calling elk most of his life and has even gone up against some of the best callers in the industry. For more on Steve and Smith Game Calls go to...
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2021-06-1144 min
The Insight Interviews - Powered by Rewire057 Corey Bauer - Stumbling Into PurposeCorey began his 19-year career in mortgage banking as an assistant to a top LO in the Raleigh/Durham Market. After learning the fundamentals from both his sales leaders and individuals in operations, Corey moved into an LO position with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage. He spent several years as one of Wells top 10 originators, with 80+ million in personal production in the early 2000’s. While building out his own team, Corey found a passion for leadership and in helping others develop their careers. In 2010, Corey started to focus full-time on helping others grow in their careers, and his teams closed out...
2021-05-2143 min
Ftk racing podcastSteve emmonsI talked with Steve emmons we both talked about racing sometime we both really enjoy and hope that racing will keep growing we had such a great time at some point I think there will be a part two with steve
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2021-02-131h 03
CooperTalkCorey Glover - Episode 831Steve Cooper talks with musician/actor Corey Glover. Corey is best known as the lead singer for the band Living Colour. Livng Colour has recorded 6 studio albums and rose to fame with their solo album Vivid which included the Grammy winning hit Cult of Personality. Corey has a current project with the band Soul Saver and has been involved with many other groups including Galactic, Ultraphonic and Soul Rebels Brass Band. He also is an actor who appeared in the Oscar winning movie Platoon and played Judas Iscariot opposite of Ted Neeley in a national tour of Jesus Christ...
2020-12-2738 min
Riders Lounge Podcast - Freeride / Freestyle Motocross and Action SportsCorey Creed - X Games Gold Medal Stunt Driving FreeriderWith the X Games Real Moto 2020 series all wrapped up, I caught up with one of the contestants who in my mind, had the best looking video I've seen out of every season so far! The production value was unbeatable.
Corey Creed together with filmmaker Allan Hardy created their own Hollywood Stunt Driver version of a Real Moto video, with Corey Creed probably better in line to pick up an Oscars award, for his acting in this clip. It seemed like everything went wrong from the moment he was invited to create a clip, but the whole tea...
2020-10-131h 30
ModernJeeper ShowEp. 82 - Gas 101 with Steve Sasaki, Founder of PowerTank - The Man Who Created the CO2 Tire Inflation CategoryHello ModernJeepers welcome to Episode Number 82 of The ModernJeeper Show… the show about Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers.This week Matson, Corey and Jessy catch up about Matson’s 50th Birthday Party, the new self proclaimed Wrangler Killer (no, its not the Bronco), 7 year old competitors at the WE Rock Grand Nationals, Ultra 4 Racing in Moab and the upcoming Palo Duro Challenge.Then they are joined by Steve Sasaki, founder of Power Tank and the original creator of the CO2 tire inflation product category. Steve not only talks about inventing a new...
2020-09-171h 25
Letarte on LocationCorey LaJoieIn the latest edition of Letarte on Location, Steve welcomes NASCAR Cup Series driver Corey Lajoie. No stone is unturned as Steve asks Corey about his rise to the Cup Series, fatherhood and how his marketing skills have helped him further his racing career. Both Steve and Corey connect through their shared East Coast racing roots, trading stories from their past and also discussing the current state of the sport.
2020-08-0649 min
ManifoldWarren Hatch on Seeing the Future in the Era of COVID-19 - #50
Steve and Corey talk to Warren Hatch, President and CEO of Good Judgment Inc. Warren explains what makes someone a good forecaster and how the ability to integrate and assess information allows cognitively diverse teams to outperform prediction markets. The hosts express skepticism about whether the incentives at work in large organizations would encourage the adoption of approaches that might lead to better forecasts. Warren describes the increasing depth of human-computer collaboration in forecasting. Steve poses the long-standing problem of assessing alpha in finance and Warren suggests that the emerging alpha-brier metric, linking process and outcome, might shed light...
2020-06-1100 minManifoldLeif Wenar on the Resource Curse and Impact Philosophy
Corey and Steve interview Leif Wenar, Professor of Philosophy at Stanford University and author of Blood Oil. They begin with memories of Leif and Corey’s mutual friend David Foster Wallace and end with a discussion of John Rawls and Robert Nozick (Wenar's thesis advisor at Harvard, and a friend of Steve's). Corey asks whether Leif shares his view that analytic philosophy had become too divorced from wider intellectual life. Leif explains his effort to re-engage philosophy in the big issues of our day as Hobbes, Rousseau, Locke, Mill and Marx were in theirs. He details how a trip to...
2020-06-0400 min
ManifoldLeif Wenar on the Resource Curse and Impact Philosophy – #49Corey and Steve interview Leif Wenar, Professor of Philosophy at Stanford University and author of Blood Oil. They begin with memories of Leif and Corey’s mutual friend David Foster Wallace and end with a discussion of John Rawls and Robert Nozick (Wenar’s thesis advisor at Harvard, and a friend of Steve’s). Corey asks whether Leif shares his view that analytic philosophy had become too divorced from wider intellectual life. Leif explains his effort to re-engage philosophy in the big issues of our day as Hobbes, Rousseau, Locke, Mill and Marx were in theirs. He details how a trip...
2020-06-041h 29ManifoldMichael Kauffman on Cancer, Drug Development and Market Capitalism - #48
Steve and Corey speak with Dr. Michael Kauffman, co-founder and CEO of Karyopharm Therapeutics, about cancer and biotech innovation. Michael explains how he and Dr. Sharon Schacham tested her idea regarding nuclear-transport using simulation software on a home laptop, and went on to beat 1000:1 odds to create a billion dollar company. They discuss the relationship between high proprietary drug costs and economic incentives for drug discovery. They also discuss the unique US biotech ecosystem, and why innovation is easier in small (vs. large) companies. Michael explains how Karyopharm is targeting its drug at COVID-induced inflammation to treat people with...
2020-05-2800 minManifoldScott Adams on Trump, and his book Loserthink - #47
Corey and Steve talk to Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert and author of Loserthink. Steve reviews some of Scott's predictions, including of Trump’s 2016 victory. Scott (who once semi-humorously described himself as “left of Bernie”) describes what he describes as Trump's unique "skill stack". Scott highlights Trump's grasp of the role of psychology in economics, and maintains that honesty requires admitting that we do not know whether many of Trump’s policies are good or bad. Scott explains why he thinks it is mistaken to assume leaders are irrational.
2020-05-2100 minManifoldJames Oakes on What’s Wrong with The 1619 Project - #46
Steve and Corey talk to James Oakes, Distinguished Professor of History and Graduate School Humanities Professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, about "The 1619 Project" developed by The New York Times Magazine. The project argues that slavery was the defining event of US history. Jim argues that slavery was actually the least exceptional feature of the US and that what makes the US exceptional is that it is where abolition first begins. Steve wonders about the views of Thomas Jefferson who wrote that “all men are created equal” but still held slaves. Jim maintains many...
2020-05-1400 minManifoldRobert Atkinson on US-China Competition and Industrial Policy - #45
Steve and Corey talk with Robert Atkinson, President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation about his philosophy of National Developmentalism. They discuss the history of industrial policy and mercantilism in the US and China. Why did the US lose 1/3 of its manufacturing jobs in the 2000s? How much was due to automation and how much to Chinese competition? Atkinson discusses US R&D and recommends policies that will help the US compete with China.
2020-05-0700 minManifoldRaman Sundrum: Physics and the Universe - #44
Steve and Corey talk with theoretical physicist Raman Sundrum. They discuss the last 30 years in fundamental physics, and look toward the next. Raman argues that Physics is a marketplace of ideas. While many theories did not stand the test of time, they represented avenues that needed to be explored. Corey expresses skepticism about the possibility of answering questions such as why the laws of physics have the form they do. Raman and Steve argue that attempts to answer such questions have led to great advances. Topics: models and experiments, Naturalness, the anthropic principle, dark matter and energy, and imagination.
2020-04-3000 minManifoldVineer Bhansali: Physics, Tail Risk Hedging, and 900% Coronavirus Returns - #43
Steve and Corey talk with theoretical physicist turned hedge fund investor Vineer Bhansali. Bhansali describes his transition from physics to finance, his firm LongTail Alpha, and his recent outsize returns from the coronavirus financial crisis. Also discussed: derivatives pricing, random walks, helicopter money, and Modern Monetary Theory.
2020-04-2300 minManifoldJaan Tallinn: Coronavirus, Existential Risk, and AI - #42
Steve talks with Skype founder and global tech investor Jaan Tallinn. Will the coronavirus pandemic lead to better planning for future global risks? Jaan gives his list of top existential risks and describes his efforts to call attention to AI risk. They discuss AGI, the Simulation Question, the Fermi Paradox and how these are all connected. Do we live in a simulation of a quantum multiverse?
2020-04-1600 minManifoldDan Gable: Legendary NCAA and Olympic Wrestler & Coach - #41
Steve and Corey talk to legendary NCAA and Olympic wrestler and coach Dan Gable. Gable describes the final match of his collegiate career, an NCAA championship upset which spoiled his undefeated high school and college record. The Coach explains how the loss led him to take a more scientific approach to training and was critical for his later success. They discuss the tragic murder of Gable's sister, and the steps 15-year old Gable took try to save his parents’ marriage. Gable describes his eye for talent and philosophy of developing athletes. Steve gets Gable's reaction to ultimate fighting and ji...
2020-04-0900 minManifoldKlaus Lackner on Carbon Capture, Climate Change, and Physics - #40
Steve and Corey talk to Klaus Lackner, director of the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions (CNCE) at Arizona State University and the first person to suggest removing CO2 from air to address climate change. Steve asks whether Klaus’ research was motivated by a tail risk of catastrophic outcomes due to CO2 build up. Klaus explains that he sees atmospheric CO2 as a waste management problem. Calculations show that removing human-produced carbon is energetically and economically viable. Klaus describes his invention, a “mechanical tree”, that passively collects CO2 from the air, allowing it to be stored or converted to fuel.
2020-04-0200 min
Traditional Outdoors Podcast Archives - Traditional OutdoorsT.O. Episode 91 – Corey Bailey, aka “Basinboy” .In Episode #91, after months of bugging, pestering and begging I was finally able to get Corey Bailey, also known as Basinboy, on the show. Nick was not available when Corey got a break from work so you are stuck with just me for the hosting duties this week but Corey and I had a great chat and I really think you will enjoy or conversation. Also, be sure to check out our sponsor slot this week and a huge thanks to Bob Brumm!.
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2020-03-291h 00Traditional Outdoors Podcast: Preserving our Outdoor TraditionsT.O. Episode 91 – Corey Bailey, aka “Basinboy” .In Episode #91, after months of bugging, pestering and begging I was finally able to get Corey Bailey, also known as Basinboy, on the show. Nick was not available when Corey got a break from work so you are stuck with just me for the hosting duties this week but Corey and I had a great chat and I really think you will enjoy or conversation. Also, be sure to check out our sponsor slot this week and a huge thanks to Bob Brumm!.
This episode is sponsored by Great Northern Bowhunting Company
Please subscribe to...
2020-03-291h 00ManifoldCOVID-19, Blockchain, and the Global Startup Scene - #39
Steve and Corey talk to Kieren James-Lubin and Victor Wong of the blockchain technology startup, BlockApps. They begin with a discussion of the COVID-19 epidemic (~25m): lockdown, predictions of ICU overload, and helicopter money. Will personal contact tracking become the new normal? Transitioning to blockchain, a technology many view as viable even in times of widespread societal disruption, they give a basic explanation of the underlying cryptographic and consensus algorithms. Kieren and Victor explain how BlockApps was founded, its business model, and history as a startup. They conclude with a comparison of startup ecosystems in China, Silicon Valley, and...
2020-03-2600 minManifoldClaude Steele on the Challenges of Multi-Cultural Societies - #38
Corey and Steve talk to Claude Steele of Stanford about his article “Why Campuses are So Tense”. The essay explores stereotype threats across racial lines. Colorblindness is a standard of fairness, but what are the costs of ignoring our differences? Claude describes his research on minority underperformance and why single sex colleges may contribute to women’s success. Corey describes why he believes his daughter's experience is a counterexample to the findings of the experiments that led the Supreme Court to outlaw segregation. The three discuss parenting in a diverse world and how ethnic integration differs between Europe and the US
2020-03-1900 minManifoldA.J. Robison on the Neural Basis of Sex Differences in Depression - #37
Corey and Steve talk with MSU Neuroscientist A.J. Robison about why females may be more likely to suffer from depression than males. A.J. reviews past findings that low testosterone and having a smaller hippocampus may predict depression risk. He explains how a serendipitous observation opened up his current line of research and describes tools he uses to study neural circuits. Steve asks about the politics of studying sex differences and tells of a start up using CRISPR to attack heart disease. The three end with a discussion of the psychological effects of ketamine, testosterone and deep brain...
2020-03-1200 minManifoldKaja Perina on the Dark Triad: Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy - #36
Kaja Perina is the Editor in Chief of Psychology Today. Kaja, Steve, and Corey discuss so-called Dark Triad personality traits: Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy. Do these traits manifest more often in super successful people? What is the difference between Sociopathy and Psychopathy? Are CEOs often "warm sociopaths"? Can too much empathy be a liability? Corey laments Sociopathy in academic Philosophy. Kaja explains the operation of Psychology Today. Steve reveals his Hypomania diagnoses.
2020-03-0500 minManifoldKaja Perina on the Dark Triad: Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy – #36Kaja Perina is the Editor in Chief of Psychology Today. Kaja, Steve, and Corey discuss so-called Dark Triad personality traits: Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy. Do these traits manifest more often in super successful people? What is the difference between Sociopathy and Psychopathy? Are CEOs often “warm sociopaths”? Can too much empathy be a liability? Corey laments Sociopathy in academic Philosophy. Kaja explains the operation of Psychology Today. Steve reveals his Hypomania diagnoses.Topics2:33 – Psychopathology and the Dark Triad11:34 – Do these traits manifest more often in super successful people?17:52 – Can too much empathy be a liability?35:16 – Corey lament...
2020-03-051h 10ManifoldAdam Dynes on Noisy Retrospection: The Effect of Party Control on Policy Outcomes - #35
Steve and Corey talk to Adam Dynes of Brigham Young University about whether voting has an effect on policy outcomes. Adam’s work finds that control of state legislatures or governorships does not have an observable effect on macroscopic variables such as crime rates, the economy, etc. Possible explanations: parties push essentially the same policies, politicians don't keep promises, monied interest control everything. Are voting decisions just noisy mood affiliation? Perhaps time is better spent obsessing about sports teams, which at least generates pleasure.
2020-02-2700 minManifoldElizabeth Kolbert on Climate Change: Impacts and Mitigation Technologies – #33
Steve and Corey talk to Elizabeth Kolbert, author of the Sixth Extinction, about the current state of the climate debate. All three are pessimistic about the possibility that emissions will be substantively reduced in the near term, and they discuss technologies for removing carbon from the atmosphere. They explore uncertainty in the models regarding temperatures rise and precipitation, and contemplate a billion people are on the move in response to climate change and population increase. They ask: what is more of a threat to humanity in the coming century, runaway AI or runaway climate change?
2020-02-1300 minManifoldMeghan Daum on the New Culture Wars – #32
Corey and Steve talk to Meghan Daum about her new book "The Problem With Everything: My Journey Through The New Culture Wars". Meghan describes how she became aware of the "Red Pill" through what she calls "free speech YouTube" videos. The three ask whether their feeling of alienation from Gen-Z wokeness is just a sign of getting old or reflects principles of free speech and open debate. Megan argues that Gen-Z's focus on fairness leads to difficult compromises. They discuss social interactions in the pre-internet, early-internet, and woke-internet eras.
2020-02-0600 minManifoldSteven Broglio on Concussions, Football and Informed Choice – #31
Steve and Corey talk with Steven Broglio, Director of the Michigan Concussion Center, about concussion risk, prevention and treatment. Broglio describes how the NCAA emerged from the deaths that almost led Theodore Roosevelt to outlaw college football. He also explains recent findings on CTE, why females may be at greater concussion risk, and why sleep is critical to avoiding long-term brain injury. They discuss how new rules probably make football safer and debate why New England is so down on kids playing football. Steve wonders whether skills are in decline now that some schools have eliminated “contact” in practices.
2020-01-3000 minManifoldSebastian Junger: Meaning from War and Technological Isolation in America – #29
This conversation occurred just after President Trump withdrew US forces from Northern Syria. Steve, Corey and Sebastian debate ISIS and the Kurds. Sebastian argues that men who went to war after 9/11 wanted to experience communal masculinity, as their fathers and grandfathers had in Vietnam and WWII, a tradition dating back millennia. When they came home, they faced the isolation of affluent contemporary American society, leading to high rates of addiction, depression, and suicide. War veterans in less developed countries may be psychologically better off, supported by a more traditional social fabric.
2020-01-1600 minManifoldZach Hambrick on Psychometrics and the Science of Expertise – #28MSU Psychology Professor Zach Hambrick joins Corey and Steve to discuss general cognitive ability, the science of personnel selection, and research on the development of skills and expertise. Is IQ really the single best predictor of job performance? Corey questions whether g is the best predictor across all fields and whether its utility declines at a certain skill level. What does the experience of the US military tell us about talent selection? Is the 10,000 hour rule for skill development valid? What happened to the guy who tried to make himself into a professional golfer through 10,000 hours of golf practice?
2020-01-0900 minManifold[BONUS] – Left and Right at MSU – #27.5Steve and Corey talk about political polarization and bias on campus with student editors of MSU’s dueling political blogs. The left-leaning students argue that the media has blown controversies over student politics out of proportion, while the conservative writers maintain the they do not feel comfortable expressing their views in many classes. Corey asks how beneficial is it to be white in America? Is the University as bastion of open debate no longer viable, especially in the current economic environment?
2020-01-0700 minManifoldAndrew Hartman: The Culture Wars Then and Now – #27Steve and Corey talk to Andrew about his new introduction to his book “The War for the Soul of America.” While the left largely won the culture wars, the three wonder whether the pendulum has swung so far left that many liberals are alienated by today’s cultural norms.
Other topics: Was the left’s victory in the debate over the college curriculum pyrrhic? Is identity politics a necessary step in liberation or a problematic slide toward greater division or both? Are current students too sensitive, and easily triggered, to take the fight to the Billionaire class?
2020-01-0200 min
Successful Life PodcastSteve Holbrook (@holbrooksworld)Send us a textSteve Holbrook has been an entrepreneur since the age of 23. Steve is also a founding member of The Arete Syndicate(@aretesyndicate), CEO/Host of Momentum Monday Podcast and has 10 insurance agencies across Canada with 300 agents. He was also diagnosed with Crohn's disease at a very early age. Get ready this is an amazing story of adversity and risk! Support the show https://www.audible.com/pd/9-Simple-Steps-to-Sell-More-ht-Audiobook/B0D4SJYD4Q?source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&share_location=library_overflowhttps://www.amazon.com/Simple-Steps-Sell-More-Stereotypes-ebook/dp/B0BRNSFYG6/ref=s...
2019-12-3132 minManifoldTed Conover on Immigration, Prisons and 21st Century Homesteading – #25Steve and Corey talk to Ted about his article for the August issue of Harper’s Magazine, “The Last Frontier”. Ted describes how Trump’s election led him to seek out his new project on people living off the grid in Colorado’s San Luis Valley (“Appalachia without the Trees”). The three discuss how immigration has changed since he wrote Coyotes in 1987. Ted explains how working as a prison guard in Sing Sing led to the uncomfortable realization that he was getting comfortable with unnecessary violence and offers advice to young people seeking to write interesting stories in the new media land
2019-12-1200 minManifoldJason Snyder on Neurogenesis – #24Steve and Corey talk to Jason about a fundamental question of neuroscience: Do humans grow new neurons as adults? The dogma that humans do not, gave way to the dogma that they do, which is now being questioned. Adult neurogenesis has been associated with learning, better cognitive function and resistance to depression. Jason suggests that a simple error of treating young mice as models for adult humans led to excessive optimism regarding the potential for later neuronal growth. Recent findings suggest that adults grow few, if any, new neurons but that what little neurogenesis occurs can probably be enhanced...
2019-11-2700 minManifoldTimothy Searchinger: Biofuels vs Foods and Major Climate Change Policy Errors – #23Steve and Corey talk to Tim Searchinger about the unintended consequences of biofuels policies. Searchinger argues that these policies do not consider the opportunity costs of using plants for fuel rather than food. Combined with crazy carbon accounting principles, existing rules make cutting down trees in the US, shipping them to Europe and burning them in power plants count as carbon neutral under the Kyoto protocol. The three also discuss how eating less beef in the developed world along with educating women, family planning, and reducing child mortality in the developing world can decrease stress on land use and...
2019-11-1400 minManifoldJamie Metzl on Hacking Darwin: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Humanity – #22Jamie Metzl joins Corey and Steve to discuss his new book, Hacking Darwin. They discuss detailed predictions for the progress in genomic technology, particularly in human reproduction, over the coming decade: genetic screening of embryos will become commonplace, gene-editing may become practical and more widely accepted, stem cell technology may allow creation of unlimited numbers of eggs and embryos. Metzl is a Technology Futurist, Geopolitics Expert, and Sci-Fi Novelist. He was appointed to the World Health Organization expert advisory committee governance and oversight of human genome editing. Jamie previously served in the U.S. National Security Council, State Department...
2019-10-3100 minManifoldTyler Cowen on Big Business, Socialism, Free Speech, and Stagnant Productivity Growth – #21Polymath and economist Tyler Cowen (Holbert L. Harris Professor at GMU) joins Steve and Corey for a wide-ranging discussion. Are books just for advertising? Have blogs peaked? Are podcasts the future or just a bubble? Is technological change slowing? Is there less political correctness in China than the US? Tyler's new book, an apologia for big business, inspires a discussion of CEO pay and changing public attitudes toward socialism. They investigate connections between populism, stagnant wage growth, income inequality and immigration. Finally, they discuss the future global order and trajectories of the US, EU, China, and Russia.
2019-10-1700 minManifoldBetsy McKay on Trends in Heart Disease and How to Avoid It – #20Steve and Corey talk to Betsy McKay, senior writer on U.S. and global public health at The Wall Street Journal, about her recent articles on heart disease. Betsy describes how background reporting led to her article linking the recent drop in life expectancy in the United States, often attributed to the opioid crisis or increases in middle age suicides due to economic despair, to the increasing prevalence of heart disease, driven by the rise in obesity. The three also discuss current public health recommendations on how to reduce heart disease risk and on the use of calcium scans...
2019-10-0300 minManifoldTed Chiang on Free Will, Time Travel, Many Worlds, Genetic Engineering, and Hard Science Fiction – #19Steve and Corey speak with Ted Chiang about his recent story collection "Exhalation" and his inaugural essay for the New York Times series, Op-Eds from the Future. Chiang has won Nebula and Hugo awards for his widely influential science fiction writing. His short story "Story of Your Life," was the basis of the film Arrival (2016). Their discussion explores the scientific and philosophical ideas in Ted's work, including whether free will is possible, and implications of AI, neuroscience, and time travel. Ted explains why his skepticism about whether the US is truly a meritocracy leads him to believe that the...
2019-09-1900 minManifoldRebecca Campbell on Identifying Serial Perpetrators, Rape Investigations and Untested Rape Kits – #18Dr. Rebecca Campbell is a Professor of Psychology at Michigan State University, whose research focuses on violence against women and children with an emphasis on sexual assault. Steve and Corey discuss her recent National Institute of Justice-funded project to study Detroit’s untested rape kits. Dr. Campbell describes the problem of untested kits and her work with police departments around the country to reduce the backlog. She explains how the use of the national CODIS database has led to sharply higher estimates of the proportion of rapes committed by serial perpetrators and how many rapists appear to be criminal “gene...
2019-09-0500 minManifoldMark Moffett on the Life and Death of Human Societies – #17Steve and Corey talk with Mark Moffett, Photographer and Research Fellow at the Smithsonian Institute, about his new book The Human Swarm: How our Societies Arise, Thrive and Fall. They discuss Mark’s view that being able walk into a cafe filled with others and not be attacked illustrates what makes human societies distinct and so successful. Mark explains why he is far more interested in questions about when war and other events occur than with traditional issues such as the genetic origins of human behavior. The three discuss Dehumanization and its Chimp equivalent, Dechimpanizeeization, and how they lead to...
2019-08-2200 min
Corey_BiggsCorey Biggs Vs Lex Marvelous - Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 385Anyone who does to another what he does not want done
to himself does evil. Welcome to Corey Biggs presents Music Is The Drug 385, in the 2nd hour Lex marvelous takes over. His new release is out on Music Is The Drug , Battle Scars. Enjoy!
Corey Biggs Tracklist
1. Luca Marchese - Mind Control
2. Corey Biggs - Scipo Nasica (Original Mix)- Mastered
3. Marco Effe -Functional Rise
4. Newball - Necessary
5. Saurio - Ritual (Original Mix)
6. Pablo Caballero,TANKHAMUN - Final Stage (Original Mix)
7. B2___Kolpos_-_Shuttle__Alderaa
8. Markantonio - Matter Of Mind
9. Steve Parker - Altered State [16bit master]
10. Razeed...
2019-08-092h 08
The Bitcoin PodcastHashing It Out #55: ConsenSys Diligence - Steve MarxToday's episode brings on Steve Marx from ConsenSys Diligence. Steve only talks with Corey this episode as Collin has to move across the states. Together, they chat about the what the "Diligence" section of ConsenSys is, how it got started, and where it's going. From there, Corey and Steve discuss the very concept of security and how it pertains to Ethereum. Don't miss this episode, as you'll walk surely walk away with a new, useful view of how to stay safe in the blockchain world!
2019-08-081h 04ManifoldJohn Schulman: OpenAI and recent advances in Artificial Intelligence – #16John Schulman is a research scientist at OpenAI. He co-leads the Reinforcement Learning group and works on agent learning in virtual game worlds (e.g., Dota) as well as in robotics. John, Corey, and Steve talk about AI, AGI (Artifical General Intelligence), the Singularity (self-reinforcing advances in AI which lead to runaway behavior that is incomprehensible to humans), and the creation and goals of OpenAI. They discuss recent advances in language models (GPT-2) and whether these results raise doubts about the usefulness of linguistic research over the past 60 years. Does GPT-2 imply that neural networks trained using large amounts...
2019-08-0800 min
Corey_BiggsCorey Biggs Vs El Brujo - Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 384It’s St. Augustines August; You know the deal, The 5th Element is here , Corey Biggs , 1st hour, and then El Brujo the underworld techno killer takes you on a thriller of dark satin mills to ring the bells ; so what it’s hot ; can’t you tell?
Corey Biggs Tracklist
1. Corey Biggs - The King's Gambit (Original Mix) -
2. Carles DJ & Phoenix2kx -Flying the Flag (Original Mix)
3. Markantonio - Matter Of Mind
4. Alquimista - Iron Sky (Original Mix)
5. TANKHAMUN - KV-333 (Original Mix)
6. Marco Effe - Certain Range
7. Rick Dyno vs Jaydee - Questions (Original Mix)
8. Aguacate, Bruno May...
2019-08-022h 04ManifoldDaniel Max on Writing a Literary non-Fiction Classic and Prion Diseases Then and Now – #15Daniel Max, staff writer at The New Yorker and author of Every Love Story is A Ghost Story, a biography of David Foster Wallace, speaks with Corey and Steve about his first book, The Family that Couldn’t Sleep. The discussion covers the emerging genre of literary non-fiction, Daniel’s process of writing The Family that Couldn’t Sleep, and how he approached and gained the trust of the family at the heart of the story. Corey probes Daniel about how he handled the complex scientific characters, Carl Gajdusek and Stanley Prusiner, who led research into prion disease for 40 years...
2019-07-2500 minManifoldStuart Firestein on Why Ignorance and Failure Lead to Scientific Progress – Episode #14Steve and Corey speak with Stuart Firestein (Professor of Neuroscience at Columbia University, specializing in the olfactory system) about his two books Ignorance: How It Drives Science and Failure: Why Science Is So Successful. Stuart explains why he thinks that it is a mistake to believe that scientists make discoveries by following the “scientific method” and what he sees as the real relationship between science and art. We discuss Stuart’s recent research showing that current models of olfactory processing are wrong, while Steve delves into the puzzling infinities in calculations that led to the development of quantum electrodynamics. Stuart...
2019-07-1100 minManifoldJoe Cesario on Political Bias and Problematic Research Methods in Social Psychology – #13Corey and Steve continue their discussion with Joe Cesario and examine methodological biases in the design and conduct of experiments in social psychology and ideological bias in the interpretation of the findings. Joe argues that experiments in his field are designed to be simple but that in making experimental set ups simple researchers remove critical factors that actually matter for a police officer to make a decision in the real world. In consequence, he argues that the results cannot be taken to show anything about actual police behavior. Joe maintains that social psychology as a whole is biased toward...
2019-06-2700 min
Corey_BiggsCorey Biggs Vs Guillaume Karma - Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 378Welcome to Corey Biggs Present Music Is The Drug 378. Our guest in 2nd hour is our resident Guillaume Karma; who bring the serious techno touch. Corey Biggs in first hour, ready to devour.
Corey Biggs Tracklist
1. Dan Hillson - Supernatural Darkness (Basscutters Remix)_Gobekli_Tepe
2. Carles DJ & Phoenix2kxLast Fantasy (Original mix)_Gobekli_Tepe
3. Buben-Pot Possession In The City(Original Mix)
4. Kene Mahusay - Tough Guy (Dj Tony Suárez Remix)_Music_Is_The_Drug
5. Corey Biggs - Planet X637Z-43 (Laylae Remix)
6. Laylae - Mind Control (Original Mix)
7. Leveg - All I Want (Cold Room Remix)_Professional_Rockstars
8. Corey B...
2019-06-211h 45
Corey_BiggsCorey Biggs Vs Jack G - Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 377Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 377, In the 2nd hour Jack G our resident producer tech house creator provided an extended 2nd hour for you to devour. Corey Biggs takes over the first hour with a finesse of dance power. Get ready to devour.
Corey Biggs Tracklist
1. Lerio Corrado - First Line
2. 04._Vessel_-_Brood
3. Modular Phaze - Omnipotent Minister
4. JIMMYZKINZ,Hänk B. - L3 (Original Mix)
5. Fabio Guarriello & Andrea Sorbo - No Vision
6. 003._ORBE_-_End_Of_Rise
7. DAS (ARG) - Falsa Elocuencia (Juan Trujillo Remix)
8. JIMMYZKINZ,Hänk B. - Soyuz 7K (Original Mix)
9. P.U.L.S...
2019-06-142h 25
Weekly Dev TipsTest All The Things with Guest Corey WeathersHi and welcome back to Weekly Dev Tips. I’m your host Steve Smith, aka Ardalis.
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2019-06-0300 min
Corey_BiggsCorey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 375We predict ourselves into existence. Welcome to Corey Biggs Presents Music Is The Drug 375, with an exclusive 2 hour set from Memorial Day. Enjoy!
Corey Biggs Memorial Day 2019 Tracklist
1.GBT48 - Kene Mahusay - Tough Guy (Dj Tony Suárez Remix)_Gobekli_Tepe
2.Mike Esso - Litterateur (Original Mix) (Current)
3.Corey Biggs - Banished Knowledge (Original Mix) - MSTR
4.TANKHAMUN - Dunker Engel (Corey Biggs Remix) - MSTR
5.Fran Von Vie - Don t Let Me Fall (Thomas Schumacher Remix)
6.Kaiserdisco - Devon
7.Simon Ricci, Roy Emm - Party People (Original Mix)
8. Pierpaolo Bonelli, Shona - Say It Louder (feat. Shona)
9. R...
2019-05-312h 08ManifoldJoe Cesario on Police Decision Making and Racial Bias in Deadly Force Decisions – Episode #11Corey and Steve talk with Joe Cesario about his recent work showing that, contrary to many activist claims and media reports, there is no widespread racial bias in police shootings. Joe discusses his analysis of national criminal justice data and his experimental studies with police officers in a specially designed realistic simulator. He maintains that evidence suggests that racial bias does exist in other uses force of force such as tasering but that the decision to shoot is fundamentally different and driven by facts about criminal context in which officers find themselves rather than race.
2019-05-3000 minManifoldPhilosopher Sam Kerstein on the Morality of Genome Engineering, Inequality, and Star Trek – Episode #9Corey and Steve speak with Samuel Kerstein, Professor of Philosophy and expert in Medical Ethics at the University of Maryland. They discuss the ethics of genome engineering and preimplantation embryo selection, and the inequality and narrowing of human diversity that might result from widespread adoption of these technologies. Among the topics covered: Why genome engineering at this time is immoral. Should we always pick the healthiest embryo? In the future will parents have a moral obligation to engineer their children? Will there be an arms race between countries to engineer their populations? Is Star Trek’s Khan a more ad...
2019-05-0200 min
DisruptorsCorey Thompson Shares How To Build Wealth Through Mobile Home ParksCorey Thompson with Roughneck to Real Estate talks about his journey from flipping his first house to acquiring mobile home parks and apartment buildings.
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