Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Robert MacFarlane (2024)

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Robert Macfarlane on nature, language, and music 52:29

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*This episode originally aired on July 2, 2022. British writer Robert Macfarlane grew up loving mountains. A keen hiker, he says mountains are in his DNA – Macfarlane's father was a mountaineer and his grandfather oversaw some of the early expeditions and the first summit of Mount Everest in the 1950s. Macfarlane’s own passion for the extremes of t…

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Midweek Reset: On Relationships 4:00

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This week, Rabbi Steve Leder, author of “For You When I Am Gone: Twelve Essential Questions to Tell a Life Story” reflects on the legacy we leave after we’re gone and suggests that rather than a long list of accomplishments, it’s the quality of our relationships, throughout our lives that have the biggest impact on our own happiness and how we are …

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Breaking Free: Chris Wyler's Journey from FLDS Roots to Real Estate Success 1:31:55

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Leaving behind a life deeply rooted in the FLDS church was not an easy decision for Chris Wyler and his wife. Have you ever wondered what it takes to break free from a controlling environment and find happiness in the real world? Join us as Chris shares his heartfelt journey, starting with the emotional conversation that spurred their departure and…

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The art of travel: A vagabond’s joys, essence, and philosophy 53:56

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*This episode originally aired on January 14, 2023. From our earliest ancestors, we’ve been travelers — first as nomadic tribes, and later as raiders, traders, explorers, and colonizers. Whether by ship or by foot, it’s human nature to move and explore. Jonathan Bastian talks with travel writer, podcaster, and vagabond Rolf Potts about the merits o…

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Building a Strong Republican Future in Utah: Insights from Utah's Republican Chair Robert Axson 1:03:24

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Unlock the secrets of meaningful political engagement and discover how the caucus system in Utah empowers every registered Republican to make a difference. Our conversation with Robert Axson, current chair of the Republican Party, dives deep into the accessibility of the caucus system and why dedicating time to political activities is just as cruci…

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Relationship skills: Couples counselor Terry Real on building a lasting partnership 52:58

14d ago52:58

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After 30 years of experience counseling couples, therapist Terry Real reflects on what makes building a long-term relationship difficult and the skills needed to keep a partnership intact. Reals says that even with changing dynamics and non-traditional partnerships, the age-old problems still exist. “Despite all of the gender fluidity and all of th…

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Debating Classroom Content and Funding in Utah Schools 1:33:01

17d ago1:33:01

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Can educational topics like trans ideology be handled better at home? Join us as Kristan Norton, candidate for the Utah State Board of Education, firmly argues they should be. We'll also dissect the multifaceted role of the Attorney General in Utah and evaluate the qualifications of the current candidates. Kristan reflects on her first term and sha…

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The Northern Corridor Part 2 | Urban Development vs. Biodiversity 1:25:28

19d ago1:25:28

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What if the future of Southern Utah's natural landscapes hinged on a single highway project? Join us as we sit down with Holly Snow Canada, Executive Director of Conserve Southwest Utah, to tackle the contentious Northern Corridor project. Holly walks us through the Bureau of Land Management's recent admissions of legal and analytical oversights an…

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Empathy: The superpower of human connection 53:00

21d ago53:00

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Judith Orloff, UCLA clinical psychiatrist and author of The Genius of Empathy: Practical Skills to Heal Your Sensitive Self, Your Relationships, and the World, explains that empathy is what connects us. It’s the ability to care, to listen, and to open our hearts. The practice of empathy, Orloff says, is a simple yet “precious gift” and that display…

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Midweek Reset: Perfectionism 4:44

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This week, Katherine Morgan Schafler, author of The Perfectionist’s Guide to Losing Control, explores our relationship with the ideal of being a perfectionist. Morgan Schafler encourages greater self-awareness in managing perfectionism, saying it’s OK to be inspired without the expectation that we will ever achieve that goal. Katherine Morgan Schaf…

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Surviving the Unexpected: Practical Preparedness & Crisis Management 1:42:56

26d ago1:42:56

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What would you do if an unexpected emergency threw your life into chaos? This week, we sit down with Brennan Hill, a military intelligence officer and seasoned paramedic, to uncover the reality of emergency services in Southern Utah. Through Brennan's gripping firsthand accounts from his time as a combat medic and his harrowing experiences in New Y…

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It’s all in her head: Gender bias in healthcare and reproductive rights 52:57

28d ago52:57

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Doctor Elizabeth Comen and Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Linda Greenhouse talk about gender bias and its lingering impact on women’s healthcare and reproductive rights.Autor: KCRW

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Midweek Reset: On not giving advice 4:30

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This week, Casper ter Kuile, co-founder of Nearness, and author of “The Power of Ritual,” discusses the value of building community and coming together, and offers some practical advice for forging meaningful connections including the ability to shift away from some of our accustomed patterns of giving advice and instead offer our full attention, l…

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Inside the Caucus: Unraveling Utah's Political Intricacies 2:02:00

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Is the Republican primary system in Utah undermining true conservative values? Join us as we dissect the intricate web of caucus conventions, delegate voting processes, and the controversies surrounding SB54. Gary Henderson and I delve into the tension between America First principles and establishment politics, revealing the societal reluctance to…

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Bittersweet: Susan Cain on the joy of sweet sorrow 52:59

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Jonathan Bastian talks with writer, lecturer, and author Susan Cain about the sweet joy of sadness. Cain, author of Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole, reflects on the touch of sweetness that comes from sadness and despair and shares how a greater acceptance of these emotions can be beneficial and even therapeutic. Delve deeper into …

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Midweek Reset: On Discipline 4:29

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This week, Ryan Holiday, speaker and author of “Discipline is Destiny: The Power of Self Control” shares some advice on the stoic virtue of self discipline. Holiday says that in today’s world of abundance, self discipline and self imposed boundaries are fundamental to meeting our potential, achieving balance and leading a good life.…

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Northern Corridor Controversy: Challenges of Sustaining Wildlife 58:20

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Prepare to embark on a journey through the heart of Southern Utah as we unravel the complex tapestry of urban development and nature conservation. Alongside Washington County Attorneys Eric Clarke and Courtney Sinagra, we take a deep dive into the proposed Northern Corridor project, dissecting the effects of burgeoning traffic in St. George and the…

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‘The Perfectionist’s Guide’: Learning to control our quest for the ideal 52:57

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Psychologist Katherine Morgan Schaflter talks about her book The Perfectionist’s Guide to Losing Control, the universal desire to seek perfection, and the need for greater self-awareness in managing perfectionism.Autor: KCRW

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Utah's Public Education System | The Crucible of Classroom Culture and Community Standards 1:25:46

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Imagine stepping into the heart of Southern Utah's educational battlegrounds with Joann Brinton, whose candidacy for the State Board of Education hinges on a rich personal narrative and a fervent desire to shape the future of our schools. Her story, stretching from South Texas to the rugged landscapes of Utah, frames a discussion that's as varied a…

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‘The Sympathizer’ author Viet Thanh Nguyen on new memoir ‘A Man of Two Faces’ 53:22

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Pulitzer-prize winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses his memoir “A Man of Two Faces: A Memoir, A History, A Memorial” and the challenges and pain he faced growing up a Vietnamese refugee.Autor: KCRW

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Midweek Reset: Cultivating Attention 4:30

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This week, Gloria Mark , Professor at the University of California at Irvine and author of the book “Attention Span:A Groundbreaking Way to Restore Balance, Happiness and Productivity,” explains how much harder it has become to resist the urge to be distracted mostly because of the constant access to our our digital devices. Mark says we should be …

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Serving Up Dreams Leadership and Life Lessons from the Kitchen 1:59:18

2M ago1:59:18

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Ever found yourself captivated by the raw, unfiltered tales behind a local business's rise to success? That's precisely what we got when Chris Connors, the culinary virtuoso behind Farmstead Bakery and FS Coffee Company, pulled up a chair and offered an unvarnished look at the peaks and valleys of entrepreneurial life. From the minutiae of managing…

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Scott Galloway: Can the youth still make it in America? 53:00

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Scott Galloway discusses his book "The Algebra of Wealth" and the growing disconnect between young people and their economic futures.Autor: KCRW

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Midweek Reset: Kieran Setiya on failure + process 4:30

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This week, Kieran Setyia, professor of philosophy at MIT and author of “Life Is Hard: How Philosophy Can Help Us Find Our Way” reflects on failure and suggests we push back on how we frame our lives through successes and failures, winners and losers. Doing so, Setyia says, doesn’t make us succeed more but allows “failure to take a different shape a…

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Homeownership and the Journey to Financial Stability 1:00:56

2M ago1:00:56

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Unlock the door to understanding the real estate market and the pivotal role of housing affordability in our communities as Neil Walter, House Representative for District 74 and a real estate connoisseur, joins me, Robert MacFarlane, in a comprehensive exploration of the intricacies of property and policy. Through Neil's seasoned perspective, we di…

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Uprooted: Climate migration and scientist activism 52:55

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Journalist Abraham Lustgarten and scientist-turned-activist Rose Abramoff discuss the impacts of climate research on human migratory patterns and activism.Autor: KCRW

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KCRW’s “How’s Your Sex Life” discusses falling in love and falling apart with Jonathan Bastian 39:37

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KCRW Life Examined host Jonathan Bastian makes a guest appearance on KCRW’s How’s Your Sex Life, and talks about his insights on relationships, divorce and heartbreak.Autor: KCRW

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Midweek Reset: Scott Galloway on Blessings 4:30

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This week, Scott Galloway NYU professor, podcaster and author of “The Algebra of Wealth: A Simple Formula for Financial Security,” reflects on life’s blessings. Galloway says he’s grateful for the many successes in his life, which he attributes not to hard work but to the people, time and circumstances that made them possible. His message to others…

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Border Crossings: Navigating identity, language, and belonging 52:59

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After years of working at the intersection of immigration and education, journalist Lauren Markham offers a different approach to writing about immigration that may lead to greater understanding. In her book A Map of Future Ruins: On Borders and Belonging, Markham talks about challenging narratives and stories, looking at our own history, and askin…

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Empowering Utah's Future: A Candid Conversation with Carson Jorgensen 58:07

2M ago58:07

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Join the riveting conversation Robert McFarlane sits with the dynamic Carson Jorgensen, Utah's youngest gubernatorial hopeful, to unravel his fresh take on the political landscape. In an ever-shifting world, Carson's youthful exuberance and innovative ideas stand out, offering a glimpse into the future of Utah's conservative arena. We traverse his …

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Midweek Reset: Michael Pollan on psychedelics 4:15

2M ago4:15

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This week, renowned writer and author Michael Pollan on the new science of psychedelics. Pollan describes how new treatments using psilocybin can open pathways in our minds and when used with supervision, have been successful in treating depression, anxiety and addiction.Autor: KCRW

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