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Whitworth Pirate PodcastCody Wheeler & track take on nationals, Julia Dillon wraps up her softball career, and Jacob Doughty talks senior year and the Pirates' playoff aspirationsIn this episode, the final one of season one, we talk to Cody Wheeler, Julia Dillon and Jacob Doughty to close out our spring season.2024-05-1131 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastVasiloff's journey to the mound, Alison Ball talks about how she learned to run fast + senior memories and future plansOn this episode of the Whitworth Pirate Podcast; softball ace Corinne Vasiloff talks about her journey to Whitworth and how she almost didn't make the cut. Alison Ball talks about developing speed, and being a team player in track.
We also hear memories from both athlete's collegiate careers, and their plans for the future.2024-04-1322 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastSmyley leads Tennis, Dryden's and WTW baseball's remarkable start, Irwin and LAX's program buildingIn this episode of the Pirate Podcast, we sit down with Gracie Smyley (women's tennis), Hunter Dryden (baseball), and Rebecca Irwin (women's lacrosse). 2024-03-2025 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastMenard's 39-point senor night, Parrish wraps up NWC championships, Weaver prepares for spring tennis seasonIn this episode of the Pirate podcast, Bud Namech sits down with Jess Weaver from tennis, Makhaela Parrish from swimming, and Sullivan Menard from men's basketball. We get to hear stories of these athletes' journey to Whitworth, the goals and expectations for their future (on and off the field), as well as memories from the past. It's all here on episode five of the Whitworth Pirate Podcast.2024-02-1634 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastHoltz's Hawaii return, Driggs senior season, Tiumalu's transition to trackIn this episode of the Whitworth Pirate Podcast, Bud talks with basketball with Jake Holtz and Dawson Driggs before catching up with Renee Tiumalu about track and field.
2024-01-1936 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastSenior seasons and a California Christmas (ft. Kimberly Dewey, Zachary Washburn)In this episode of the Pirate podcast, we talk to Kimberly Dewey and Zachary Washburn. Both are in potentially their final seasons at Whitworth and we get to hear their goals, reflections, and what they will be looking forward too. Plus we hear previews of both Swimming and Basketball's trips to California this Christmas break, and how they will use the time to prepare for the season.2023-12-1631 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastFootball's showdown at Linfield, Soccer wrap up + records (ft. Emmy Moore, Cole Friesen, Dillon Kuk)In this episode of the Pirate Podcast Bud talks with Emmy about her soccer career wrapping up, coaching opportunities, and life after sports. We hear about Friesen's record-breaking moment and his journey to 23 goals starting with a season-ending injury in 2022. Finally we hear from Dillon Kuk and the chance to win the first conference title since 2018.
2023-11-1025 minWhitworth Pirate PodcastPilot (Ft. Dugenet twins, Kaity Barr, Daniel McKeirnan)In this episode we hear from XC, Volleyball, and Football. Listen as Bud Nameck sits down with four Whitworth athletes to discuss team and individual goals, recruitment stories, and plans for life after college. It's all here on episode one of the Whitworth Pirate podcast!2023-10-0731 min
Water FlyingSeaplane Training at Kenmore Air with Brian FlegelBrian Flegel, Chief Flight Instructor at Kenmore Air, joins Steve for an exploration of seaplane training at their facility in Kenmore, Washington. Brian's journey to becoming the Chief Flight Instructor at Kenmore is a true success story not only for him, but also for the effectiveness of the Seaplane Pilots Association's seminar and workshop programs.This is both an informative podcast for those seeking a seaplane rating, but also an inspiring story of going from an aspiring pilot in the crowd at a seminar to becoming the Chief Flight Instructor at Kenmore Air. Visit Kenmore...2022-12-0736 min
Songs From a Padded EnvelopeEpisode #43: Patrick Flegel / Cindy Lee (Durham, NC, USA)Welcome to episode #43 of Songs From a Padded Envelope and a fantastic conversation with our guest, Patrick Flegel.Pat spoke to us from his basement studio, Realistik to discuss his music making past, present and future.This is a funny, warm and inspiring episode and the demo at the end speaks to the ideas and influences Pat describes in the most enjoyable of ways.Pat's work as Cindy Lee and Women comes highly recommended - links below.Love and thanksSteve and Ben xxPatrick Flegel...2021-06-271h 20
Songs From a Padded EnvelopeEpisode #43: Patrick Flegel / Cindy Lee (Durham, NC, USA)Welcome to episode #43 of Songs From a Padded Envelope and a fantastic conversation with our guest, Patrick Flegel.Pat spoke to us from his basement studio, Realistik to discuss his music making past, present and future.This is a funny, warm and inspiring episode and the demo at the end speaks to the ideas and influences Pat describes in the most enjoyable of ways.Pat's work as Cindy Lee and Women comes highly recommended - links below.Love and thanksSteve and Ben xx...2021-06-271h 20
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Time dilation explains why two working clocks will report different times after different accelerations. For example, at the ISS time goes slower, lagging 0.007 seconds behind for every six months. For GPS satellites to work, they must adjust for similar bending of spacetime to coordinate with systems on Earth.[1]
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Time dilation explains why two working clocks will report different times after different accelerations. For example, at the ISS time goes slower, lagging 0.007 seconds behind for every six months. For GPS satellites to work, they must adjust for similar bending of spacetime to coordinate with systems on Earth.[1]
Time dilation is a difference in the elapsed time measured by two clocks, either due to them having a velocity relative to each other, or by there being a gravitational potential difference between their locations. After compensating for varying signal...2020-01-1848 minsartreSartre in 90 MinutesSartre in 90 MinutesTime dilation
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Time dilation explains why two working clocks will report different times after different accelerations. For example, at the ISS time goes slower, lagging 0.007 seconds behind for every six months. For GPS satellites to work, they must adjust for similar bending of spacetime to coordinate with systems on Earth.[1]
Time dilation is a difference in the elapsed time measured by two clocks, either due to them having a velocity relative to each other, or by there being a gravitational potential difference between their locations. After compensating for...2020-01-1852 min
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Time dilation explains why two working clocks will report different times after different accelerations. For example, at the ISS time goes slower, lagging 0.007 seconds behind for every six months. For GPS satellites to work, they must adjust for similar bending of spacetime to coordinate with systems on Earth.[1]
Time dilation is a difference in the elapsed time measured by two clocks, either due to them having a velocity relative to each other, or by there being a...2020-01-1810 min