بهترین پادکست های Adam Kruger (2024)

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#68 - Elliot Billingsley: Effective Altruism, Coaching, Podcasting, Andrew Yang 57:27

22d ago57:27

57:27

The following is a conversation with Elliot Billingsley. Elliot is an effectiveness coach and the host of The Effecting Our Altruism Podcast. I first met Elliot a few months ago through the Effective Altruism community in Canada. In this episode, we chatted about the recent Effective Altruism conference in Toronto, Elliot’s coaching practice, his p…

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Not A Real Episode #2: Greetings from the JFK Assassination Site 5:47

1d ago5:47

5:47

I was here so I had to post something!

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Not A Real Episode #1: Hi, it's Adamski 3:18

6d ago3:18

3:18

That is all.

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#065 A bold strategy for a digital first telco — Nicola van Ast 36:33

24d ago36:33

36:33

My guest for this episode is Nicola van Ast, CMO at Melon Mobile, and co-founder of Growthink Group (where - full disclosure - she is my wonderful wife Anna's business partner). Nicola is one of the brains behind Melon's bold, cheeky and by all accounts extremely effective takeover of other trusted and loved SA brand's billboards - including Lyft, …

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059 - Marika Hart - The Top 7 Things I Have Learnt On My Journey As A Physiotherapist 1:15:55

3M ago1:15:55

1:15:55

In this interview, Antony interviews his co-host Marika about some of the lessons she has learnt along her journey as a physiotherapist (including sharing some of her big mistakes!). Marika Hart is an APA-titled Musculoskeletal and Continence and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. She started her journey in Perth, before heading to London, Melbourne an…

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058 - Dr Jenny Kruger - Can Incontinence Be Improved Using a Device Like femfit®? 1:10:44

4M ago1:10:44

1:10:44

This is the episode that has been 6 years in the making! We are thrilled to be able to chat to Dr Jennifer Kruger, who is the CEO and co-founder of JUNOFEM, a medtech company spun out of the University of Auckland. Jennifer's background is clinical, but has been an academic for most of her career, so her name is probably familiar to most who are li…

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#064 Why creativity still counts and the problem with purpose — Dean Oelschig 48:53

6M ago48:53

48:53

My guest on this week’s show is Dean Oelschig. I met Dean on Twitter in the early days of social media, where we’d share notes on advertising, rugby, and just about any other topic both cared about, and which we inevitably argued about. We still argue about everything. Dean is a pure ad man and the founder of Halo Advertising. Halo has built an exc…

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TWHP - 057 - Nina Theodorsen - Is Whole-Body, Functional Exercise During PregnancyGoing To Make Diastasis Worse 1:10:50

7M ago1:10:50

1:10:50

In this episode, we talk to Nina Theodorsen, a Norwegian women's health and pelvic floor physiotherapist, who works in a private clinic and is doing a PhD at University of Bergen. Nina has done extensive research on the effect of exercises on DRA during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Her long clinical experience affects her approach to resear…

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056 - Dr Tracy Sher - Pudendal Neuralgia - What Health Professionals Really Need to Know to Provide Care and Hope 1:16:15

10M ago1:16:15

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Yes it has been over 2 years since our last episode, but we’re back and full of excitement about the guests to come! And what a great episode to kick off the re-boot. On this podcast we interview Dr Tracy Sher about all things related to Pudendal Neuralgia. Dr Sher is the Founder/CEO of the global platform, Pelvic Guru, LLC/Pelvic Global and the Gl…

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#063 Firing up the gig economy one person at a time — Aasiyah Adams 41:47

10M ago41:47

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Aasiyah Adams is the inspirational founder of Abaguquli4IR and called herself the Gig Economy Driver. What does that mean? Well, few people are more passionate about equipping the unemployed, small and informal business owners and traders, and aspirant entrepreneurs with a platform to accelerate or incubate their businesses or ideas for business. S…

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055 - Antony and Marika - We’re Back! Antony and Marika Catch Up! 42:53

11M ago42:53

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And...we're back! After a two-year hiatus, we've decided to kick off the Women's Health Podcast again. We're excited to interview some incredible guests on the show in the months to come and would love to hear your suggestions! In this chat, we discuss what we've been up to over the past two years (and all the places Antony has been to!). We have a…

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#062 Is customer loyalty a mirage? — Michael Renzon 52:31

12M ago52:31

52:31

Do you truly understand your customers? How seamlessly and effectively are you integrating customer feedback into your operations and strategy? Are you measuring success in CX? My guest on this week’s show is Michael Renzon. Mike is the CEO & co-Founder of inQuba which is a Customer Journey Management SaaS platform. Mike has built multiple successf…

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#061 Tripping towards healing: A deep dive into psychedelic therapy — Brad Kallenbach 1:08:53

1y ago1:08:53

1:08:53

It's hard to know where to start on this one. Psychedelic-assisted therapy has been such a revolution in my personal health journey that it's really difficult for me not to sound like a zealot when discussing the topic. Could psychedelics be the revolution the mental health industry so desperately needs? Maybe. Are there dangers to be cautious of? …

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#060 Unlocking the eSports goldmine — Barry Louzada 48:09

1y ago48:09

48:09

Do the names League of Legends, Counter-Strike, Dota, Fortnite, and Call of Duty mean anything to you? If not, you could be missing out on something massive. The global esports market was valued at $1.39 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $3.96 billion in 2023. The global esports audience is expected to reach over 500 million in 2023. Esport…

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#67 - Natasha Kelbas: Veganism, Local Government, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine 55:17

1+ y ago55:17

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Natasha Kelbas and I chat about veganism, local government, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This conversation was recorded on Sunday, April 2nd, 2023. Timestamps 0:30 - Why has it been on your bucket list to be on a podcast? 2:02 - Start of veganism discussion 4:45 - Doubts about veganism 8:15 - Would you eat lab-grown meat? 14:30 - What are y…

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#059 Could an app be the solution to mental healthcare? — Alon Lits 47:25

1+ y ago47:25

47:25

Today we are talking about mental health. If you follow me or if we follow each other online, you will have noticed that this is a topic that I care deeply about and have spoken about increasingly over the last couple of months and years, and it has been a feature of my entrepreneurial journey. It's been a feature of my life, really. But I've reali…

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#058 The world according to Zarp — Simon Dingle 41:09

1+ y ago41:09

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2022 was a significant year in the world of crypto, the collapse of FTX being a watershed moment. But what does this mean for Bitcoin and crypto in general? Has anything changed? Could it be that all the negative press and naysaying is actually good for decentralised finance? I ask Simon Dingle, arguably SA's leading expert on crypto, these questio…

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#057 Putting the intelligence back in AI — Daniel Hulme 40:32

2y ago40:32

40:32

What do we really mean when we call things artificially intelligent? Is AI significant progress or a significant threat? And when does SkyNet some online? My guest is Daniel Hulme. Daniel was a guest lecturer on my Master's program back in 2019 and by some distance, the most impactful certainly for me. The reason is that he covered in his talk the …

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#056 Creating content for influence and impact — Erik Kruger 54:37

2+ y ago54:37

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Erik Kruger is a prolific author, public speaker, podcaster, YouTuber, video creator, the guy is everywhere. And that's very intimidating to people like me who are in his industry, it also makes it virtually impossible to introduce. So I'll introduce him like this instead, Erik Kruger is also my friend, he is a person that I've come to know over th…

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#055 Building an innovation city in the mother City — Kieno Kammies 32:40

2+ y ago32:40

32:40

What are the conditions that need to be created to develop innovative thinking, innovative products, and innovative organisations? Is it about a type of space, or a type of structure, or a type of culture? Or is it a combination of all of those things? My guest on the One-Eyed Man podcast today is Kieno Kammies, a well-known media personality and b…

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#054 Can technology take the pain out of recruitment? — Francois de Wet 44:38

2+ y ago44:38

44:38

Do you remember your first formal job interview? I do. It's not great memory. I did a horrendous job of representing myself and my enthusiasm for the position I was applying for. That's understandable if you consider the typical job interview setup. There's a young, uninitiated, nervous person being faced with a panel of influential decision-makers…

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#053 A better weigh to build a grocer — Dom and Sam Moleta 54:33

3y ago54:33

54:33

And we’re back! This is the One-Eyed Man, my name is Mike Stopforth, and today we’re jumping head first into the second half of our #originalbytradition series brought to you by the Glenlivet. We took a short pause to extract and share some highlights from the first five episodes, and of course to give away some premium Glenlivet prizes, so if you …

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#052 How to capture the soul of a nation — Nick Dreyer 49:00

3y ago49:00

49:00

If you’re anything like me then many of your proudest moments as a South African are closely associated with sport. Whether it’s underdog victories or feats of individual brilliance that inspire us and give us hope, it’s hard to ignore how sport is inextricably woven into the fabric of the tapestry that tells the story of the proverbial new South A…

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#051 Unpacking innovation in media and broadcasting — Relebogile Mabotja 46:52

3y ago46:52

46:52

My next guest in our Original By Tradition series brought to you The Glenlivet can only be described as superhuman. Imagine running two successful production businesses, maintaining roles on various industry boards and panels as a lobbyist and commentator, public speaking, mentoring and training up and coming talent, producing and appearing in a wi…

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#050 What's at the heart of cause-based marketing? — Michael Baretta 41:07

3y ago41:07

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"The only social responsibility of business is to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits. So long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say engages in open and free competition without deception, or fraud." - the words of famed economist Milton Friedman from his seminal essay on the topic of soci…

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#049 How to build the world's biggest coffee brand — Neo Moleko & Brad Symons 48:31

3y ago48:31

48:31

In this second episode in our #originalbytradition entrepreneurship series, brought to you by The Glenlivet, I talk to Neo Moleko and Brad Symons from Manaka Coffee. What would make a couple of old school friends start a new coffee brand when the likes of Seattle, Vida and even Starbucks exist as competition already? Well, these two will tell you i…

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#048 Lessons learned launching a tech start-up in lockdown — Mike Sharman 58:06

3y ago58:06

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I am thrilled to tell you that we're partnering with the Glenlivet to bring you a series of conversations with innovative entrepreneurs over the next 10 episodes. The whiskey connoisseurs amongst you will know the Glenlivet as an award winning sought after collection of Speyside single malt Scotch whiskies, just like that collection, this series of…

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#047 Small business as the bedrock of economic growth — Lesley Waterkeyn and Dawn Nathan-Jones 40:47

3y ago40:47

40:47

Lesley Waterkeyn and Dawn Nathan-Jones (you may recognise Dawn as one of the investors from Shark Tank SA) have a vision for economic growth by inspiring and supporting entrepreneurs to start and grow successful and impactful small businesses. They provide resources in the form of training, coaching and business tools through Over The Rainbow (www.…

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#046 Is it naïve to be optimistic about South Africa? — Dr Graeme Codrington 1:00:06

3y ago1:00:06

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In the wake of a series of protests, riots and lootings across South Africa and especially in KZN, many of us are trying to make sense of what we saw and experience. Those of us fortunate enough not to be caught in the middle of the unrest juggled misinformation, panic, a limp government response, and the visible and visceral impact on thousands of…

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#045 It's ok to not be ok — Bridget McNulty 44:50

3y ago44:50

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We're back from a brief hiatus, in the midst of a trying time for South Africa and South Africans. Well, a more trying time - it feels like being and believing has been an uphill battle for years now. In this episode talk to Bridget McNulty about grief. About loss. About how we think about loss, respond to loss, and live with it rather than get ove…

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054 - Kieran Richardson - What Is The Future Of Physical Therapy and Evidence-Based Practice? 1:06:32

3+ y ago1:06:32

1:06:32

Today we have the pleasure of speaking to Kieran Richardson. Kieran is a Specialist Physiotherapist and the Director of Global Specialist Physiotherapy, a consultancy company providing Professional Development, Formal Mentoring and Non-surgical opinions for patients. Kieran and his team of academics, expert clinicians and researchers consult to mul…

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Should we have data concerns when using Chinese tech products like TikTok? - Sherman Tylawsky 59:45

3+ y ago59:45

59:45

Sherman Tylawsky and I chat about whether we should be concerned about the security of our data when using Chinese tech products like TikTok. Sherman is an aspiring statesman and George Washington enthusiast. He has received a master’s degree in international affairs from Texas A&M University and graduated from King’s College London with a bachelor…

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#044 Does your business need a "fixer"? — Chris Loker 36:41

3+ y ago36:41

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Chris Loker is the founder of https://Moksha.biz, a company that had its genesis as a wellness business encompassing a yoga studio, clothing line, retreats, international teaching, teacher training and workshop, and has evolved in time to an advocate and provider of the concept of “Leadership Yoga”. Leadership yoga has been advocated by Rosabeth Mo…

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#043 Why big tech projects fail, and how to make sure yours doesn't — Wayne Zwiers and Vutlhari Rikhotso 37:30

3+ y ago37:30

37:30

Wayne Zwiers and Vutlhari Rikhotso are the CEO and CTO of Basalt - a leading South African fintech solutions builder (https://www.basalt.co/). Having spent decades watching clients and their agencies fumble over complex digital integrations and transformations, I'm always intrigued by service providers who seem to do things differently. I've known …

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053 - Dr Adam Culvenor and Dr Andrea Bruder - How do we prevent and manage ACL injuries in women and girls? 1:25:49

3+ y ago1:25:49

1:25:49

We're excited that today we have a dynamic duo on the podcast: Dr Andrea Bruder and Dr Adam Culvenor. Adam is a Physiotherapist and Research Fellow at the La Trobe University Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre, Australia. He has combined a clinical career in sports medicine together with research investigating prevention, management and lo…

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#042 The secret to e-commerce success in South Africa — Ryan Bacher 37:20

3+ y ago37:20

37:20

Ryan Bacher is the co-founder and MD of https://NetFlorist.co.za one of South Africa's earliest and now leading online businesses. Starting off as an online florist and enjoying significant success in the early days of e-commerce in SA, NetFlorist has continued to grow and innovate, and diversify its offering to adapt to changing consumer needs. Ry…

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#041 Pursuing the goal of leadership perfection (Leading on the Field Part 4) — Kataino Tembo 36:22

3+ y ago36:22

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This Leading on the Field series of conversations with key sporting personalities is brought to you by sports management specialists, Forwardzone (https://forwardzone.com). Kaitano Tembo is the current Head Coach of PSL club SuperSport United. He took up the position in 2018 after ten years in the club's leadership ranks, following a career that sa…

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How can I get better at networking? - Ted Zhao 40:38

3+ y ago40:38

40:38

Ted Zhao and I chat about what it takes to have productive coffee chats and networking conversations. Ted is a friend and colleague of mine at TELUS, and it was a pleasure to chat with him about this topic. Some of the other questions we discussed included: Am I putting a friend in an awkward position if I ask them to connect me with someone they k…

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#040 Building a winning team (Leading on the field part 3) — Desiree Ellis 34:26

3+ y ago34:26

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Thanks to sports management specialists, Forwardzone (https://forwardzone.com), and software development geniuses Platform45 (https://www.platform45.com/) for their continued support of the One-Eyed Man podcast. Desiree Ellis is the coach of the South Africa women's national football team, Banyana Banyana. She was awarded Confederation of African F…

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052 - Molly Galbraith - Strong Women Lift Each Other Up 1:18:54

3+ y ago1:18:54

1:18:54

We are again blessed to have the amazing Molly Galbraith on the podcast! Marika and Antony have both had the pleasure of getting to know Molly over the past 5 years and are thrilled to talk to her about her new book, Strong Women Lift Each Other Up. Molly Galbraith, CSCS, is the cofounder of Girls Gone Strong (GGS), the world’s largest platform pro…

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051 - Marika and Antony - Catching Up and Kicking Off 2021 53:32

3+ y ago53:32

53:32

A quick chat between Marika and Antony just catching up. Antony's courses can be found at www.mypteducation.com The Peak Simplicity Masterclass - www.physiodetective.com/masterclassتوسط womenshealthpodcast

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#039 Playing against yourself (Leading on the field part 2) — Ashleigh Buhai 37:35

3+ y ago37:35

37:35

This Leading on the Field series of conversations with key sporting personalities is brought to you by sports management specialists, Forwardzone (https://forwardzone.com). At the tender age of 18, golf prodigy Ashleigh Buhai turned pro after breaking almost every amateur record in South Africa. She was the youngest player (14) to receive full Afri…

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#038 Pushing the boundaries of sports leadership (Leading on the field part 1) — Enoch Nkwe 57:45

3+ y ago57:45

57:45

This Leading on the Field series of conversations with key sporting personalities is brought to you by sports management specialists, Forwardzone (https://forwardzone.com). Enoch Nkwe is the assistant coach of the South African national cricket team, the Proteas. A former professional cricketer himself, Enoch's promising career was cut short by inj…

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What might the future of Give (and philanthropy more broadly) look like? - Jeff Shin 59:47

3+ y ago59:47

59:47

Jeff Shin and I chat about Give (https://withgive.com/) and the future of philanthropy. Jeff is the Co-founder and CEO of Give, a new kind of charitable giving platform. He previously designed at companies like Wealthsimple, Free, and 500px. This conversation was recorded on Thursday, February 4th, 2021. Video version of the podcast available on Yo…

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Can hypnosis be used as a form of mental health therapy? - Doug Sands 44:27

3+ y ago44:27

44:27

Doug Sands and I chat about whether hypnosis can be used as a form of mental health therapy, and how it differs from guided meditation. Doug is a hypnotist, adventurer, and mental health advocate. He runs the Making Meaning podcast, a show about how adventurous people have overcome struggles to reach their dreams. This conversation was recorded on …

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#037 WhatsApp and the real price of free social networks — Nerushka Bowan 45:22

3+ y ago45:22

45:22

A big thank you to Platform45 (https://platform45.com) for making this episode possible. Should we be jumping the WhatsApp ship? In this episode I talk to Nerushka Bowan about the recent panic over - and exodus from - WhatsApp. Nerushka is an emerging technology law specialist and legal technology innovator, and has been one of the more balanced an…

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#036 A counter-intuitive approach to innovation in media and news — Styli Charalambous 54:30

3+ y ago54:30

54:30

A big thank you to Platform45 (https://platform45.com) for making this episode possible. Styli Charalambous — Daily Maverick | CEO/Publisher The thinking behind the launch of print weekly DM168 In this episode I talk to Styli Charalambous, the visionary CEO and Publisher of Daily Maverick. In the midst of a particularly unpredictable time for media…

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Was it right to ban Trump from social media? - Ryan McDonald 1:15:45

3+ y ago1:15:45

1:15:45

Ryan McDonald and I chat about whether we think it was right for social media platforms to ban Trump following the storming of the U.S. Capitol. This conversation was recorded on January 10th, 2021. Video version of the podcast available on YouTube here. Episode sponsor: Get help building habits with the everyday app. I use the app myself and love …

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Is it easier to change our expectations or reality? - Kaytie Ohashi 45:47

4y ago45:47

45:47

Kaytie and I chat about the concept of 'happiness = reality - expectations,' and whether it's easier for us to change our reality or expectations (for example, if you're unhappy at work, is it better for you to get a new job or to try to find more appreciation for your current job). Kaytie is a college academic adviser who created a professional de…

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050 - Dr Clare Minahan (PhD) - What Are The Unique Physiological Differences Of Female Athletes? 1:00:21

4y ago1:00:21

1:00:21

FIFTIETH EPISODE SPECIAL!! Antony and I were thrilled to talk to Clare Minahan, PhD Scientist and champion for women in sport. Clare Minahan is an Associate Professor at Griffith University, Queensland Australia, and has led the Griffith Sports Science group since 2002. Clare’s interests are in the advancement of human performance with a key focus …

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