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I would argue that our climbing community is mostly open, kind, and understanding. But I am sure we all have our own experiences with people who are not. The silent judgy squad that think they own the crag. The keyboard warrior that spreads hate, judgment, and negativity behind the protection of a screen. 

Today we sit down with Landon McDowell, a self proclaimed “Reformed Elitist”. Having started climbing at the age of 14 he quickly noticed a natural proclivity towards the sport.  Climbing soon became the source for Landon's identity, ego, and happiness. He noticed this and its effect on the people around him and quit rock climbing to work on himself and pursue his new passion of flight sports. Landon now has a calm, collected and positive outlook on life and is aiming to push the boundaries of alpine flight sports.

In our conversation, we chat about Landons rapid progression from a gym sport climber to projecting Desert Reality, an iconic and imposing roof crack in Red Rock Canyon. We get to hear what it might be like to be on the other side of the keyboard to the “yer gonna die” comment we all see online. And finally, we chat about Landons new passion of base jumping and speed flying and how he envisions mixing these disciplines with climbing and taking them into the mountains…

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We look at recent research showing that a majority of judges who donated to political parties, prior to their appointment, directed their money to the Liberal Party of Canada. We then discuss a column in The National Post by Jay Bhattacharya and Leighton Grey commenting on Alberta's Ingram decision, in which they level some pointed criticism at the judge.

Kate Schneider and Christopher Nardi in The National Post, Aug 9, 2023: Trudeau's law society: Exclusive data analysis reveals Liberals appoint judges who are party donors

Jamie Sarkonak in The National Post, Aug 20, 2023: Trudeau's 'nonpartisan' Supreme Court advisory panel skews left

True North, Aug 11, 2023: Outrage over Trudeau's appointment of judges who donated to Liberals

CBC, Jun 10, 2021: Federal government stops using Liberal Party database to vet would-be judges

The Canadian Press via National Newswatch, Aug 11, 2023: Former Prince Edward Island premier tapped to help pick next Supreme Court Justice

Justice Centre, May 27, 2019: Supreme Court Justices divided on Charter freedoms, reports 2019 Judicial Freedom Index

Jay Bhattacharya and Leighton Grey, Special to The National Post, Aug 18, 2023: Canadian courts complicit in failed lockdowns that violated rights

Justice Centre, July 31, 2023 (PDF): Ingram v Alberta (Chief Medical Officer of Health), 2023 ABKB 453

Justice Centre, Jun 23, 2021: Lockdowns and the Science of Covid, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya

Justice Centre, May 11, 2021: Manitoba Chief Microbiologist and Laboratory Specialist: 56% of positive "cases" are not infectious

Statista, Jul 6, 2023: Global health care systems comparison - Statistics & Facts

(South Africa) Cape Times via MSN, Aug 18, 2023: Access to Covid vaccine contracts a major victory for transparency

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In a very special episode, our hosts delve into the fascinating topic of how competition between streaming services is reshaping viewer preferences. They examine the effects of this fierce competition, such as the growing division between short- and long-form content, emerging monetization strategies, and the resulting impact on the quality and diversity of content available. The conversation sheds light on the transformative nature of this competition and offers insight into how it's shaping the future of streaming and viewer preferences. ~yawn~

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Former Yorkshire all-rounder and the man who the blew the whistle on institutional racism as part of an independent investigation into discrimination within the ECB. 

The findings from said investigation are an emphatic in their condemnation of the culture of cricket in England and Wales, lifting the lid on not just widespread racism, but also sexism, classism and elitism in English and Welsh cricket.

Azeem came to the Extra Time studio to talk to Robbie just hours after those findings were made public.

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Brian has been working in tech and software sales since 2010, with experiences in startup acquisitions and opening up international offices. He graduated from Harvard Business School in 2018 and has since taken on roles in sales and sales leadership at early stage startups. And like so many people in the tech industry, he recently experienced being laid off.

In this second episode of the "One of a Kind Podcast," Brian and Nicy discuss the career choices that got them here, the elitism the pervades these choices, and the insecurities that prevent many of us from pivoting to new adventures. 

Markus called Bryan elitist last week and Bryan is still upset. We give our definition of the word before breaking down some of Bryan's likes and dislikes to decipher whether or not the accusation is true. Not only that, Alex (proudly) admits his (alleged) elitism and Markus has a realization that he may have some habits as well. This one is wild.

216 - After reading a post from American ultrarunner Camille Herron about the exclusion of road ultrarunners Ultrarunning Magazine's Runners of the Year awards, I thought about the ways certain runners practice snobbism in our sport. It's not a nice thing to think about, but it does exist. Some of it I find quite amusing, to be honest, but all of it needs to be brought in the sunlight. So, have a listen this week. And remember, just because someone runs a different distance than you, doesn't mean you're better than them. 
 

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On this week's episode, we talk about the latest comment by the famed director, Quentin Tarantino on whether or not Marvel Movie actors are "movie stars" and, more importantly, if blockbuster movies are Art. I also share a real reason why people are no longer going to the movies to see...well, anything other than blockbuster movies. 

Fair warning - I'm swearing all over this episode! 

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Megan and Michelle get serious about linguistics, political correctness, ableism, MacGyver, microaggressions, party games, and the worstest new words in the Oxford English Dictionary.

Resources:

• Language Matters: It Sets the Tone for What You Do and What You Value!
• The harmful ableist language you unknowingly use
• 'Politically Correct': The Phrase Has Gone From Wisdom To Weapon
• Becoming aware of insensitive language - and avoid using it
• What Is the Singular They, and Why Should I Use It?
• Give Me Back My Language! The Harmful Nature of Language Appropriation for American Minorities
• Everyday words and phrases that have racist connotations
• Here are some commonly used terms that actually have racist origins
• 10 common phrases that are actually racist AF.
• 12 racist and offensive phrases that people still use all the time
• These 11 everyday words and phrases have racist and offensive backgrounds

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Harish Hande is a celebrated social entrepreneur who started SELCO, a solar lighting company in 1995. Along the way, he reinvented consumer finance for the poorest of the poor and the fundamental concept of building for the bottom of the pyramid. His empathy for his customers and humility in light of their knowledge is telling, and reflects in the meritocratic organization that SELCO is today. 

In this podcast, Harish comes out swinging against the hierarchical, resume obsessed and out of touch development sector. Let’s put it this way, a lot of thumping on the table involved in this episode. It’s a privilege to have Ramon Magsaysay awardee Harish Hande on Terra.do’s podcast on climate change in developing countries.

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01:06 – The origin of SELCO and Harish’s early interest in solar energy

06:39 – SELCO Foundation and its future 

13:39 – Asset building to get out of poverty

20:08 – SELCO’s strategies for asset building 

25:26 – Pay As You Go solar - is it good? 

34:34 – Politics, policy and our desire to preserve power structures 

42:02 – Advice on how to get into social entrepreneurship 

This week I discuss the recent comments made on Don Lemon's show by Rick Wilson, who mocks Trump voters. Mr. Wilson's comments are common, and mistaken. I take a historical tour of varying comments and headlines from known sources, showing the elitist attitude is not new or occasional. Rather, it's systemic. I then tie in how this played a large role in getting Donald Trump elected.

FINALLY! An episode of Go Fact Yourself that celebrates trivia AND elitism!

In July, Atsuko Okatsuka had perhaps the most on-brand experience that a comedian can have in LA: she got on stage ready to perform right as an earthquake struck. She’ll tell us about why she was so poorly equipped to deal with the situation. Atsuko is also the host of "Let’s Go Atsuko!" a woke Japanese game show. What exactly makes a game show woke? Well… she’ll explain. 

Joel Stein is a writer whose work has appeared in TIME magazine. It’s been an avenue of great success... but it’s also led to a lot of people wanting him fired. Joel is excited to discuss some of the trivia topics he knows about. But they all pale in comparison to his greatest passion: elitism. In celebration of his new book In Defense of Elitism: Why I’m Better Than You and You are Better Than Someone Who Didn’t Buy This Book, he’ll tell us why we need to embrace expertise over instinct.

This week’s discussion topics include cleanliness, classic sitcoms and fancy fountains.

What’s the Difference: What a dump

What’s the difference between a cobweb and a spiderweb?

What’s the difference between "unkempt" and "unkept"?

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Areas of Expertise

Atsuko Otatsuka: Kiehl’s products, the Netflix series "Queer Eye" (seasons 3 & 4) and The Americana at Brand shopping mall.

Joel Stein: Old world wine, the TV show, "Taxi" and the first 30 years of president Lyndon B. Johnson’s life.

Appearing in this episode:

Keith van Straaten

Helen Hong

Atsuko Okatsuka

Joel Stein

With guest experts:

Jim Doyle, Oscar-winning effects designer and director of design technology at Water Entertainment Technology.

Randall Carver, actor from There Will be Blood and "Taxi".

Go Fact Yourself was devised by Jim Newman and J. Keith van Straaten, and produced in collaboration with Maximum Fun. The show was recorded at the The Angel City Brewery in Los Angeles.

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Please don't kill my vibe or my self-esteem! Confidence is everything but sometimes people in our lives can bring us down and make us feel like trash. Self-esteem is important and has a huge impact on success and how YOU see yourself. You don't have to take a DNA test to realize that you're 100% that bitch! Yeah, I said it...

This week Justin is joined by friend Seun Omoba to discuss Ellen DeGeneres and her hypocrisy, Lizzo and whether or not she's a rapper, Bernie Sanders' heart attack, and our opinions on Pitchfork's list of the top 200 songs and albums of the 2010s. It's a good one!

Off My Chest: (3:59)

In the News: (10:36)

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Songs: https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/the-200-best-songs-of-the-2010s/

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