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Today’s guest is a big believer in second chances. You may recognize him as Detective Ray Abruzzo in the brand new Starz’s series High Town, or from AMC’s Rubicon, or maybe the award-winning mini-series The Pacific. James Badge Dale is an actor who’s worked through the high and low levels of this game, turning him into an endlessly interesting, authentic, and raw storyteller.

He’s truly an example of how rewarding it is to give your craft those 10, 000 hours and to never give up. This man holds his own working alongside collaborators such as Scorsese, Matt Damon, Brad Pitt, Jeff Bridges, and Robin Wright to name just a few. You’ll hear how he learned to tune into his own instrument, and how he deals with that enigmatic audition room chair.

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For most veterans transitioning back to life outside the military, a lack of purpose can be one of their biggest struggles. Jake Wood discusses how his personal experiences as a veteran led him to create Team Rubicon, an organization where military veterans can use their skills and experiences to employ a dynamic and adaptive approach to disaster relief, while at the same time restoring a sense of duty and service that often is missing from their lives.

So we finally did the Rubicon Tail and it was epic! This podcast is from camp on the first night while we still had the energy to stay up and do some recording. Little rough due to having 11 people and only 6 mics. Hope you enjoy!

What is the best vision for the future of food? If you could define it - how would you achieve it? The Disrupt Food Summit 2019 in New York City, hopes to jump-start actionable conversations around these very topics. On this episode of Tech Bites (@TechBitesHRN) host Jennifer Leuzzi (@MmeSnack) talks with Disrupt Food Summit founder Julia Olayanju Ph.D. and panelist Joshua Siegel of Rubicon VentureCapital, Julie Lerner of 37 Angels, Henry Kasindorf of Remedy Organics, and Alina Zolotareva of AeroFarms. This program was made possible by the generosity of Hearst Ranch (@hearst_ranch_beef), the largest single-source supplier of free-range, grass-fed and finished beef.

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In this first episode, we talk to Jesse McConnell about his history of growing medical cannabis, the importance of specialisation, EU GMP regulations and organic jam!

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L’avenir est à l’achat programmatique. Cependant, qu’est-ce que c’est exactement ? Pour les uns c’est un vent frais qui apporte son lot de modernité, pour les autres un ouragan qui sème partout le chaos sur sa route. Il est donc grand temps que nous mettions les choses au clair, pour que tout le monde soit parfaitement au fait de cette technologie qui, au sein du marché publicitaire, se développe à la vitesse grand V. Dans ce podcast, notre collègue Charlotte van Coevorden soumet à quatre experts une série de questions pointues sur l’achat programmatique, à la recherche de réponses qui lèveront tous vos doutes concernant le programmatique.

Programmatic buying is dé toekomst. Maar wat is het juist? Voor de ene is het een frisse wind van modernisatie, voor de andere een orkaan die alles in chaos achterlaat. Het wordt dus hoog tijd dat we alles eens op een rijtje zetten, zodat iedereen helemaal mee is met deze snel ontwikkelende technologie binnen de advertentiemarkt. In deze podcast onderwerpt onze collega Charlotte van Coevorden 4 experts aan enkele rake vragen rond programmatic buying. Op zoek naar antwoorden die al jouw twijfels rond programmatic zullen wegnemen.

Are you at the threshold of a big decision? Crossing your Rubicon? This podcast shares how Clarity, Courage, and Commitment can help you make a good decision in times of uncertainty.

When I attended Wine and Spirits Magazine’s Top 100 Wines Tasting event in San Francisco this past October I had the chance to meet Chris Phelps, the associate winemaker at Inglenook Estate Winery. I jumped at the chance to do an interview with Chris. We finally made that happen in December. You may not realize this but Inglenook was one of the first estate wineries in Napa Valley, founded in 1879 by Finnish sailor (and early entrepreneur), Gustave Niebaum. Following its sale in the mid-60s the winery's quality and reputation suffered. Enter Francis Ford Coppola. Through his love and decades of painstaking efforts the winery is once again an internationally respected estate and remains a Napa Valley icon. This is its story.

Shadow has made her triumphant return to San Francisco! Maggie and Adam talk wild camping in Tahoe, delayed emotional reactions, and the perils of coming-home excess. Adam's job interviews are grueling. Maggie visits an apartment that's pretty much in a Mexican restaurant.

Show Notes

• Adam and Maggie on Patreon
• Map of this leg of the journey
• Maggie on Boars, Gore and Swords!
• Let's Not Panic on Instagram
• Let's Not Panic on YouTube 
• Maggie on Twitter
• Adam on Twitter

On this episode Dave has to vomit, Helm gets Super Hot, James downs a bottle of wine, and Bill leaves in all the terrible things we said.