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In 2001, martial arts-trained biker Glen Heggstad began a journey from California to the tip of South America on his motorcycle and made it as far as Colombia, where he was kidnapped by local rebels and held captive. Undeterred by more than a month of traumatic incarceration, the 'Striking Viking' finished his trip after being released. Three years later he set out into the world on his bike again, this time searching for truth on his own terms in a world that had become strangled by a climate of fear.

Mark Glen Moore’s StarSeed “An Intrepid Adventure” begins at a very early age discussing visits with his brother from the Great Beyond. Mark Glen Moore is an entrepreneur, sustainability pioneer, artist and musician. https://markglenmoore.com.

Filled with freewheeling discussions, liveliness, and health information, The Glen Merzer Show Podcast will move you towards the vegan lifestyle if you're not there already.This podcast is for open-minded individuals who are interested in veganism, climate change, and the destructive effects of animal agriculture, but also enjoy healthy cooking, theater, and culture.Glen Merzer lives with the philosophy that he has two reasons to write: to make people laugh and to make people vegan. He has the same two reasons to podcast.

Glen Lyon Coffee Roasters is dedicated to sourcing and roasting some of the world’s finest speciaility coffees from our base in beautiful Aberfeldy in the Scottish Highlands. Set up by Fiona and Jamie Grant in a remote bothy in 2011 the business has gone from strength to strength through a combination of passion, hard work and entrepreurial spirit. This journey has inspired Jamie to travel around Scotland in search of similar stories of people who have taken adventurous leaps into the unknown to follow their dreams.

In the Laughter Research Podcast, I explore the phenomenon of laughter, from the fascinating science of laughter research, to the joys of laughing until you cry. My guests vary from academics, such as psychologists and sociologists, to entrepreneurs and comedians. In each episode, with the help of my guests, I explore the role which laughter plays in our daily lives and I examine the truths and the myths around laughter. Is laughter purely a physiological response, or is it a social and culturally mediated means of communication? Music by jasonshaw@audionautix.com Important Notice: ...

This is your Traditional Masculinity Training Ground, where we'll discuss issues of manhood, how they should be applied, and what can happen when we fail to execute them properly. We will discuss these issues with business insiders, field experts, and scholars, and have some fun while doing so. For now, we'll be hosting one show per week, discussing issues of Traditional Masculinity and how men can reclaim the principles that used to define us, and what we can do to repair and reclaim the "man-brand" from resources that are allied to get this done.

“On the Other Hand” Podcast: Sponsored by Braver Angels Arkansas, featuring co-hosts Glen White & April Chatham-Carpenter

Do you trust the water you drink? What if it's not as safe as you think? Every sip could be exposing you to hidden dangers, from toxic chemicals like PFAS to pharmaceutical residue and even bacteria you can't see. Heavy metals, microplastics, harmful chemicals, these contaminants are in your water right now and they could be putting your health at risk.But how much do you really know about what's in your water? In the toxic truth about water, we're pulling back the curtain on what's lurking in your tap. Is your water safe or could it be contaminating your body with every glass you drink?...

There are hundreds of books on management. This is not just another book about what makes an effective manager. Becoming a Better Boss highlights why well-known advice on good management is so rarely heeded. By focusing on management through the eyes of an employee, Julian Birkinshaw gives us insightful and helpful advice on what we might do differently - both as individual managers of others, and as architects of the organizations in which we work. To achieve this, Birkinshaw has spent time working "in the trenches" to remind himself what life as an employee feels like.