Explore " open water" with insightful episodes like "Sandy Mackinnon's never-ending adventures aboard Jack de Crow", "Sandy Mackinnon's never-ending adventures aboard Jack de Crow", "Ep. 531 – Diving Ducks on Kentucky Lake, Kids Afield, and More", "Jess and Nicole of Open Water: Building a Climate Neutral Company and Changing the Tide of Water" and "आयुर्वेदिक और घरेलू नुस्खों से कैसे खुद को स्वस्थ और पेट को मस्त रखे | Tips to stay healthy during vacation" from podcasts like ""Conversations", "Conversations", "Ducks Unlimited Podcast", "Live Purely with Elizabeth" and "Love you Zindagi"" and more!
For 25 years Sandy wondered what became of the little yellow dinghy he left in Romania, after a months-long voyage from the UK. Could it still be waiting for him the marshes of the Danube Delta, ready for another adventure?
For 25 years Sandy wondered what became of the little yellow dinghy he left in Romania, after a months-long voyage from the UK. Could it still be waiting for him the marshes of the Danube Delta, ready for another adventure?
Host Chris Jennings is joined by Will Brantley, Field & Stream magazine hunting editor, to discuss Brantley’s feature in Ducks Unlimited magazine, Divers the Hard Way. Brantley and Jennings share stories about adventures the two have been on in the past, and what hunting with the next generations means to them. Both share stories about hunting with their kids, and offer some helpful advice to those taking kids afield.
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This week, Elizabeth is joined by Jess Page and Nicole Doucet, the visionary co-founders of Open Water, a pioneering brand on a mission to combat ocean plastic pollution. Open Water has led the charge in the canned water category, offering 100% recyclable aluminum bottles and cans as a sustainable alternative to plastic. Jess and Nicole passionately share their goal of eliminating the need for 1 billion plastic bottles by 2030, the inspiration behind Open Water, and the significance of aluminum in their eco-friendly mission. In the conversation, they talk with Elizabeth about the importance of consumer feedback and creating impactful products, discuss their innovative approach to water sourcing for climate friendliness, and highlight their commitment as a certified Climate Neutral company. Throughout their entrepreneurial journey, they maintain a positive perspective, driven by their greater mission of ridding the world's oceans of plastic pollution.
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Niti and Nate chat with Steve Becker, a Queens native and lifelong fisherman, about shark encounters, whale-watching in the heart of New York City, and his unexpected fondness for vegan products.
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The healthcare industry is moving towards a digital revolution. With the help of digital technology, healthcare providers can now provide better and more efficient services to their patients. Digital technology has also proven to have a positive impact on patient outcomes, as well as the cost of care.
Companies such as Openwater, which focuses on creating the future of medical imaging, have been able to deliver life-saving technologies. Through the use of low-intensity ultrasound, Openwater has been able to treat diseases such as glioblastoma, depression, neurodegenerative diseases, and stroke.
In this episode, Mary Lou Jepsen, the CEO and Founder of Openwater shares how Openwater started and what it deals with. Mary Jepsen also shares how her company has transformed healthcare through digital technology. Moreover, she discusses the operating and hiring principles of the company.
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Key Highlights
[01:44] Meet our guest; Meet our guest; Mary Lou Jepsen, and hear her backstory
[03:32] The contrast between Pharmaceutical Companies and companies such as Google & Facebook
[05:18] How we can apply physics to create interference ability and be able to see into our bodies using camera chips used in smartphones instead of using huge and expensive MRI scanners
[07:32] Why the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative didn’t work
[09:35] How she co-created the world’s first holographic video system from an idea that seemed impossible
[12:07] Physicists’ predominant culture of looking for all the ways that they might be wrong and learning from that vs. Biologists’ culture of looking for any proof that they are right
[17:05] Technology that uses low-intensity ultrasound on human brain organoids in glioblastoma cancer treatment which is better than chemotherapy
[18:24] How did Openwater start, and what does the company deal with?
[20:17] The use of technology to enable rapid identification of the large vessel occlusions to decrease the time to intervention in stroke victims
[26:56] Severe depression treatment using a headset capable of focusing low-frequency ultrasound on the nerve cells in the brain, which is more effective than transcranial magnetic stimulation
[31:42] The side effect of psychedelics in depression treatment
[37:00] Comparison between cost change in the consumer electronics industry and the healthcare industry
[40:21] The operating and hiring principles of the Openwater company
[49:00] How to link with Mary Lou Jepsen
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It's a long journey this one, and I am going to give you the time codes below so if you don't want spoilers then please, avert your eyes.
Below are the timecodes for all the different segments and my guest links. Feel free to let me know where you think I got it wrong or right and of course stay safe out there & I'll see you next month.
In this episode, we discuss what swimming is like for people who are blind. We discuss what it was like learning to swim, the different techniques we used to learn, as well as the adaptations blind people use to navigate the pool, and open water. Reach out to us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @RunWithChestnut to give us any feedback, or future topic requests.
Lindsay Warner invited us to share a bottle of his home-grown Shiraz and have a chat about his latest endeavour to ride his jet ski around Australia to break a Guinness World Record. After riding his motorbike all over the country including a solo trip up to Cape Yorke, he began exploring further on his jet ski completing a circumnavigation of Kangaroo Island in SA in 2017 and then Tasmania in 2018. The next logical step was to complete the full lap of Aus!
To follow along with Lindsay’s adventure, head over to his Facebook page Jetski Australia
We hear all about the massive amount of prep work, training, logistics and the development of the ski and support gear over the years leading up to the big wet lap. We discuss the challenges he faces with weather, logistics, communication, equipment failures and the unpredictable nature of open ocean travel on a small watercraft.
Lindsay sees his adventures as a way to start important conversations regarding Men’s Health and is raising money for the cause via his Go Fund Me page.
From the 1st April 2021 you can track his progress via his SpotX GPS by downloading "The SPOT App" and then enter the following name: AUS2020 Password: LWAus2020, and you can follow along with a dot appearing on your screen every 10 minutes.
First KI circumnavigation video
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V8 Super Car Driver Todd Kelly’s previous adventures on Lindsay’s Ski
https://www.examiner.com.au/story/4673288/kelly-conquers-bass-strait-for-charity/
https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/todd-kelly-to-cross-bass-straight-on-jet-ski/
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Amber and Kenzy are obsessed with Sharks and Randonauting (respectively) and tell of their experiences and journeys with these two topics.
Sharks and crocs are the terrors of the deep, but do these ancient and terrifying beings have something to say about humans?
Includes discussions of La Llorona (2019), Host (2020), Near Dark (1987), Jaws (1975), Jaws II (1978), Open Water (2003), Eaten Alive (1977), The Shallows (2016), Dark Age (1987), The Pool (2018), Rogue (2007) and more.
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One of the most lawless places on earth is the high seas – remote waters, often hundreds of miles from shore. These largely ungoverned waters play host to criminal acts like sea slavery, gun running, human trafficking, and abuse of stowaways. “The lack of protections for the people who work above the water line and the creatures below, I think, is a huge problem,” says New York Times investigative reporter Ian Urbina. Urbina spent five perilous years jumping aboard fishing vessels and talking with the victims of these inhumanities. His book Outlaw Ocean: Journeys Across the Last Untamed Frontier, chronicles their stories and what can be done to protect workers and the wild places they frequent. M. Sanjayan, CEO of Conservation International, interviews Urbina.
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