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Do you remember the time we did that thing? Maybe, but maybe not. 

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Speaking with Mark L. Fox about shifting the way we think, using our five senses to find solutions to problems.  We speak about The Vibe is a PEMF therapy device (link below), crop circles & hot air balloons.

Mark L. Fox is an Entrepreneur, scientist, engineer, author, creative thinking consultant, crop formation researcher, and former Space Shuttle Chief Engineer.  Mark is a Hot Air Balloonist and built his own airplane.

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In early February, 2023, the US shot down a Chinese balloon. The US says the balloon was gathering intelligence while the Chinese claimed it was a weather balloon. We look at the history of spy balloons and how they've evolved over time, as well as the dilemma these balloons put leaders in. 

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If you've ever seen a hot air balloon in the sky, then you've probably seen Doug Lenberg working his magic. Not only has he been a huge part of making Durango, Colorado one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country—he's also contributed to making it one of the friendliest cities around. We got to sit down and talk with him about how he's made such an important impact in this community, and how even after two decades thousand of hours of flight, he's never stopped loving what he does.

"I will not do anything in life that is not half as fun as flying a hot air balloon" - Eliav Cohen

Please welcome my guest Eliav cohen. After working in the corporate world for 10 years, Eliav started his own consulting business, cofounded 2 other companies, became a hot air balloon pilot in 2016, and in 2018 he became the founder of The Bot Lab. He is a very versatile person with one rule in life: If it isn't half as fun as flying a hot air balloon, he's not doing it. One thing I know for sure after talking to him, he definitely knows his business and his clients!

Listen to this wonderful episode and become inspired!

when you know more about his company, or want to take advantage of chatbots, go to

The Bot Lab

The "Follow your Passion" podcast is a production of Millionaire Life Strategy, hosted by its founder Erwin Wils. With his coaching services "Profitable Passion Program™ and "Profitable Passion Inner Circle" he empowers entrepreneurs to boost their businesses and themselves, so that they can confidently deliver their added value without feeling like an imposter.

The Profitable Passion Program™ is his high level 1 on 1 program and with the Profitable Passion Inner Circle he offers High Level group coaching for an entry level investment.

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On this week’s episode, meet Elise Swopes — AKA, one of the sweetest, coolest chicks on the internet and an all-around amazing human being and creative. Elise is a whole vibe (she came on wearing a fuzzy orange jacket, orange clips, AND had an orange drink & straw — we love to see it), and we dove in with a pink grapefruit spritz cocktail named “Pink Outside the Box.”
We talked a lot about Elise’s super unconventional journey, about graduating college late (she just got her degree, so cool!), and about how NFTs have changed her whole career. We also get to hear about an event she photographed in Chicago that featured a really disconcerting, uncomfortable side of borderline animal cruelty and the time she ended up being on a hot air balloon that crashed — yes, CRASHED! — while working with a tourism board.
Never a dull day, huh?!
We also get to hear about passing on projects that don’t align, the weirdest inquiry she’s ever received, and what she’s learned about herself on her creative journey. This is a really, really good one — and you can listen now!
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Dorothy and Toto find themselves aboard the Wizard's hot air balloon and are about to embark, but not before our favorite fierce lady with the cat thwarts everyone's plans! Tara and EmKay spill the latest news in the Oz world (squeal!), unearth a deep cut "Gone With the Wind" inside joke reference, recount a deleted filmed montage scene, and celebrate Helen Seamon, everyone's favorite lady with the cat, complete with theories.

Show Notes:

• The Road to Oz: The Evolution, Creation, and Legacy of a Motion Picture Masterpiece by Jay Scarfone,  William Stillman
• The Archivist’s Nook: The Dress at the End of the Rainbow

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Original music by Shane Chapman

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Music by: Shane Chapman
Edited by: Emily Kay Shrader

Bigfoot shows up as a calm hot air balloon ride becomes a race to land as a massive storm appears. Sit back, relax, enjoy this short story, and thanks for listening!

Written and Narrated by Zack Miller. Follow us on Twitter @The_MNS_Podcast, Instagram @midnight_slumber_podcast, our YouTube Channel - Midnight Slumber, and Facebook – Midnight Slumber.

This story was written and narrated by Zack Miller.

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Beginning with the backstory behind the infamous sangria photo--in the immediate aftermath of his firing by the Browns--Jackson shares a barrage of previously unreported details about his ill-fated stint with the franchise. Following a one-and-done, 8-8 season as the Oakland Raiders’ head coach in 2011, Jackson had worked his way back to prominence as a highly regarded offensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals, only to accept the Browns’ job under false pretenses. He explains how he tried to fight back against management’s aggressive-tanking plan, took extreme measures to ensure the franchise selected Myles Garrett with the first overall pick of the 2017 draft and received a secret contract extension as an acknowledgment of his raw deal. We also talk agave rashes, Andy Dalton in Chicago, how he almost got the Cal job in 2012 and why he suspects that Baker Mayfield hates him, among other scintillating subjects.

Salomon August Andrée had a dream. In 1897 he and his companions Nils Strindberg and Knut Fraenkel would by the first to fly a hot air balloon over the North Pole! (Or die trying!) Their story inspired their fellow Swedes, HP Lovecrafts 'At The Mountains of Madness,' and countless other adventurers-at-heart to follow on their stead. Hopefully they would have a better plan.

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Talking Points: Project paperclip, the age of heroic exploration, the explorers club, flouride apples, feeling up gas-holes, balloon safety tips, giga-looners, mylarbaloonfan 1800, DragonBallZ Architecture, inside people, eat it or yeet it, white wastelands, ice, snow, cold, cold icy snow and several of the best jokes of 1897.

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In 2013, Donté Stallworth was preparing for his 11th NFL season when he took his then-girlfriend on a hot air balloon ride. When it hit a power line, they were electrocuted, engulfed in flames and told to brace for a crash landing. Then things got even crazier. For the first time, Stallworth shares the whole horrifying story. We also learn about Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s unexpected act of kindness and the clutch intervention of current Houston Texans VP of Communication Amy Palcic.

Wayne tells the story of Pamela Brown and the ill-fated hot air balloon voyage across the Atlantic in 1970, in time for the 50th anniversary of the crash. He tells of her early history and acting career, how they got the idea to try to be the first people to cross the ocean in a hot air balloon, what might have gone wrong with the balloon, and the aftermath of the crash. 

Think UFOs are a new phenomenon?  Since the 19th century reports of unidentified flying objects have appeared including Mystery Airships.  But were these craft extra-terrestrial or secret experimental projects?  We delve into the world of Mystery Airships as well as looking at how the church has adapted to Communion during lockdown and how Trump plans to keep his locks in pristine condition.

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Was the Bronco built for a good time? Or a long time?

In every crime show, there’s a period of time early in the story where everything seems to be fine, but there’s also an underlying feeling of dread. You feel like something bad is going to happen, even though there’s no obvious sign of it. For the Ford Bronco, that’s 1967.

The first decade of the Bronco is a study in contrasts. The brand was popular, but sales were low. Ford wanted to own the segment, but never updated the vehicle. In the wake of the 1972 oil crisis, customers were demanding more fuel-efficient vehicles, yet the Bronco was losing market share to a bigger, more powerful competitor. This leads many to wonder if the Bronco can survive.

Are these just bumps in the road? Or is this the beginning of the end?

For more details on the obstacles the Bronco faced check out broncopodcast.ford.com

Did you know there's a shortage of hot air balloon pilots in Australia? Rhi chats to pilot Graeme Day about what it takes to fly a hot air balloon.

Did you know there's a shortage of hot air balloon pilots in Australia? Rhi chats to pilot Graeme Day about what it takes to fly a hot air balloon.