En iyi Krister podcastleri (2024)

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FFS with Krister Kopala 56:05

4d ago56:05

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Episode #28 - with Krister Kopala Don’t be fooled by the babyface smile, Krister Kopola is an assassin! Ok so no he’s not an actual assassin, like shooting people and stuff, but Krister is reshaping the boundaries of what’s possible on a splitboard. He’s constantly pushing himself (both physically and mentally), and his equipment, yet he’s doing it…

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48: Men are from Mars (via West Norway) 40:20

6M ago40:20

40:20

Was Norway's first unitarian preacher assassinated because he knew too much about mankind's (Norwegian) origins? Are trolls actually just other human races (from different parts of West Norway)? Are the movements of celestial bodies troubling and unpredictable? Was the church of St. Thomas on Filefjell built by the Norse god Týr? N. O. Foss certain…

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Bog Buddies: The Supreme Vikings Confraternity 1:39:15

8M ago1:39:15

1:39:15

In this rather cultic episode, we handle the Powerwalking Club's discovery of an obscure group of proto-Scandifuturists from the Niger Delta, which led to the establishment of a bona fide research institute to investigate it further. From its humble beginnings as a harmless student fraternity, to a dreaded international crime syndicate dabbling in …

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Joan Mannick on Rapamycin Longevity Series | Turning down mTOR to young levels may be good for aging 1:22:01

8M ago1:22:01

1:22:01

Dr Joan Mannick is one of the world’s leading rapamycin and mTOR researchers in the longevity field. Joan has a background in academic medicine and is currently CEO at her own company Tornado Therapeutics where they focus on developing the next generation of mTOR inhibitors. One of the company goals is to create a mTOR inhibitor which is better tha…

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FFS with Moonchild Skunkworx 1:01:49

9M ago1:01:49

1:01:49

Episode #27 - Jure and Marcus created Moonchild Snowboards, to offer bespoke designed and beautifully crafted stock boards. But it hasn't stopped there! Jure now heads up Moonchild Skunkworx, with groundbreaking designs, based on everyday life items, such as a kitchen spatula and ice cream cone. Jure talks about starting a snowboard brand, includin…

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47: The Mumming Mafia 1:58:52

9M ago1:58:52

1:58:52

In this episode Eirik takes a deep dive into the ritualized home invasions once part and parcel to the Scandinavian yuletide celebrations, and the trollish mafiosi associated with it. Starting out with ill-advised discussions about unfounded heathen-ish speculations about secretly ancient (but actually modern) elements of the season as an expressio…

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FFS with Trent Bush Part Two 45:31

10M ago45:31

45:31

Episode #26 - Trent Bush was literally there at the beginning, riding boards straight out of the kryptonics factory. His business life is full on Fear(less), Failure and Success. He’s worked on and created some of the founding snowboard apparel brands; Wave Rave, Twist, Burton, Analog… to the present where he’s set up Artilect, out of Boulder, Colo…

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FFS with Trent Bush Part One 49:48

11M ago49:48

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Episode #25 - Trent Bush was literally there at the beginning, riding boards straight out of the kryptonics factory. His business life is full on Fear(less), Failure and Success. He’s worked on and created some of the founding snowboard apparel brands; Wave Rave, Twist, Burton, Analog… to the present where he’s set up Artilect, out of Boulder, Colo…

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Brian Kennedy on Rapamycin Master Series | Aging is the biggest risk factor for age-related diseases 1:11:04

11M ago1:11:04

1:11:04

Professor Brian Kennedy from the National University of Singapore is one of the world's leading researchers in the longevity field and has done longevity research for more than two decades. He is active in many different longevity companies and has been the President and CEO at Buck Institute for Research on Aging. Throughout the years he has made …

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Mikhail Blagosklonny on Rapamycin Longevity Series | mTOR drives age-related diseases 1:42:07

1y ago1:42:07

1:42:07

The world's leading Rapamycin researcher Mikhail Blagosklonny has a long background in cancer research and one important discovery he made around 2000 was that Rapamycin slowed down senescent cancer cells in different ways. After that step by step his interest in the longevity field increased and he developed the very interesting hyperfunction theo…

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Brad Stanfield on Rapamycin Longevity Series | Rapamycin, mTOR and the importance of muscle in life 1:15:52

1y ago1:15:52

1:15:52

Dr Brad Stanfield works as a medical doctor in New Zealand and beside his work in primary-care he has his own Youtube channel, in which he goes through the latest research and clinical guidelines on preventative medicine and longevity. In today’s podcast we are going to talk about Brad’s upcoming Rapamycin trial, the importance of muscle when we ge…

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Ep. 46: "He is Odin's Man" on the Vindelev inscriptions (with Krister Vasshus) 1:31:35

1y ago1:31:35

1:31:35

In 2021 in Denmark, a metal detectorist chanced upon twenty-something Migration Era gold objects weighing almost a kilogram in total. Several of these were so-called bracteates, medallions bearing runic inscriptions and strange iconography. One of these stated "... he is Odin's man". That makes it the oldest, direct, by-name reference to the deity …

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Pankaj Kapahi on Rapamycin Longevity Series | There is no one size longevity intervention that fits all 1:08:01

1+ y ago1:08:01

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Professor Pankaj Kapahi has his own lab at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. His research for two decades has been focusing on things such as dietary restriction, fasting, rapamycin, nutrition and longevity. Pankaj was one of the pioneer researchers who discovered in the beginning of 2000 that genetic inhibition of mTOR led to life extensio…

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Matt Kaeberlein on Rapamycin Longevity Series | Lessons learned from two decades of Rapamycin research 2:28:59

1+ y ago2:28:59

2:28:59

Professor Matt Kaeberlein from the University of Washington is one of the world's leading researchers in the Rapamycin field. He has done Rapamycin research on multiple species for two decades. Everything from yeasts, worms, mice and now also dogs and humans. Matt has made a big contribution to the longevity field and in this podcast he will share …

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45: [Norwegian] Snuskete runesteiner fra det ytre rom (Kjettersk Kjeller August 2023) 1:34:31

1+ y ago1:34:31

1:34:31

De uopplyste tror at runene vi finner på steiner rundt om i Skandinavia er etterlatenskaper fra våre germanske forfedre. Andre, først og fremst Kjell Aartun, vet at dette et komplott fra jantelåvens lange, skolastiske arm som søker å dekke over at alt egentlig semittisk erotikk som trosser tid og rom. Men vi har også den profilerte mikrobloggeren V…

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Alan Green on Rapamycin Longevity Series | Lessons learned from over 1200 patients 1:22:35

1+ y ago1:22:35

1:22:35

Dr Alan Green has his own medical practice in New York which focuses on longevity. He is a Rapamycin pioneer and one of the important longevity leaders who has made a big contribution to the longevity field and especially regarding the compound Rapamycin. Today he has clinical experience of more than 1200 patients who take Rapamycin and in this pod…

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Ross Pelton on Rapamycin Longevity Series | How it all began 50:18

1+ y ago50:18

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Ross Pelton has a background as a pharmacist and is an author of 12 books in the health field. In this podcast we are going to talk about his recent published book "Rapamycin, mTOR, Autophagy & Treating mTOR Syndrome". The purpose of this podcast is to increase our knowledge about Rapamycin and it's longevity effects. His book can be found on https…

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Ep. 44: The Oldest Runestone Yet (With Krister Vasshus) 1:02:37

1+ y ago1:02:37

1:02:37

Three days before the recording of this episode, archaeologists and runologists in Norway unveiled the sensation that is the Svingerud runestone, which is so far the oldest dateable runestone known to exist, and conceivably the oldest runic inscription to date. Onomastic mastermind and BN regular Krister Vasshus is one of the scholars working on it…

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FFS Podcast - In Swedish Lapland with Upguides & Stranda Snowboards 1:06:30

2y ago1:06:30

1:06:30

Episode #24, the 2nd of our podcasts from Swedish Lapland, here Andy from the Backdrop crew talks with Upguides’ lead guide, Fred Buttard, and with Stranda Snowboards founder and shaper, Mats Drougge. The chat was recorded in the Kebnekaiser mountain station, in the far north, above the actic circle during the Stranda backcountry hut trip, in March…

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43: Richard Wagner & Wagnerism (With Phil Ford) 1:33:34

2y ago1:33:34

1:33:34

Richard Wagner was kind of an asshole. But how much does that really matter? Richard Wagner has been heralded both as the first truly modern composer, as a sappy romantic gazing gaudily into the past, more sinisterly as the musical soundtrack of genocide, and yet also as a catalyst of emancipation. All of the above is true. There is no ideology und…

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FFS Pod with Runar Hjorleifsson 1:12:22

2y ago1:12:22

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Episode 24 - Runar Hjorleifsson, is probably best known for his film Fjord Lines, made with Vioir Bjornsson. During the summer months Runar is a cod fisherman in the Arctic Ocean, but come winter he loves nothing better than to explore his local mountains of East Iceland, searching for new lines and first descents. We talk; life, asperations, fishi…

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42: The Scandinavian Concept Industrial Complex with Mattias Björkas 1:35:09

2y ago1:35:09

1:35:09

Mattias Björkas of the musical group Vasas Flora och Fauna join the podcast for a conversation on Finland-Swedish identity, the appreciation and elevation of simple, everyday things, the distinct quirks that ties one to a place and a context, and the Scandinavian Concept Industrial Complex with a side of kilju.Relevant links:https://vasasfloraochfa…

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FFS Pod with Ilia Berulava - founder of the Georgia Guide Office 1:13:32

2y ago1:13:32

1:13:32

Episode 23 - Ilia Berulava is a man on a mission, not only has he set up the Georgia Guide Office from scratch, he was also instrumental in gaining IFMGA recognition for the mountain guide training in Georgia. We chat life, culture, the mountains of his homeland, and what’s on offer in this special part of the world. After training as a guide in Ch…

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FFS Pod from Swedish Lapland - with hut host Mats Nordgren 40:52

2y ago40:52

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Episode 22 - During a week Backdrop spent in the arctic region of Swedish Lapland, around Kebnekaiser, in March of 2022, we stayed in some remote huts belonging to the Swedish Tourist Association. Mats was the hut host at one of them - Tarfala - while we were there, making sure we were going to follow the rules, and crucially, how to operate the sa…

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Bog Buddies 2: The Northman, Slavsploitation and the Scholarly Esoteric 2:13:26

2+ y ago2:13:26

2:13:26

Bog Buddies! A minimally edited, community-driven panel show by and for the Scandifuturist Power Walking Club, dwelling in the muddy margins of the Brute Norse cyber-meadhall. Today we return to air our joys and grievances about Robert Eggers' viking film, The Northman (more joys than grievances, truth be told), and unveil the horrific esoteric lay…

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41: Written sorcery from Runes to Cyprianus 1:35:28

2+ y ago1:35:28

1:35:28

In this ghoulish episode we'll be looking at magic and sorcery in literary transmission while Eirik wrestles with his own personal demons. Focusing on the legend-steeped early modern grimoire tradition in Norway, we start our Faustian adventure with the question of runic magic and its developments towards the peak of runic literacy in the High Midd…

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Samo Burja on the War in Ukraine 29:50

2+ y ago29:50

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In this shorter episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Samo Burja about the war in Ukraine. Samo is the founder of the geopolitical analysis firm Bismarck Analysis. We talk about Western sanctions and their effects of Russias relationship to China, what a remilitarization of Europe will mean, whether Putin will be able to control Ukraine, …

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FFS Podcast with The Lynx Freeride Crew 1:15:34

2+ y ago1:15:34

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Episode 21 - Grabbing a solid stick from the quiver, the Backdrop Crew spent a week in the cat with Lynx Freeride. Based in the Gjeravica mountains of Kosovo, an undiscovered freeride paradise, and a place of bears, wolves, lynx, music, guns, and most importantly powder. The Lynx Freeride lodge is far off-grid, and was far better than our expectati…

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Big Ideas - Bryan Caplan 1:10:14

2+ y ago1:10:14

1:10:14

On this episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Bryan Caplan. Bryan is a professor of economics at George Mason University. His latest book is Labor Econ Versus the World: Essays on the World's Greatest Market. We talk about some of Bryan’s big ideas (like open borders and housing deregulation), whether incremental change is better than big…

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Ethics and World Government - Neil Sinhababu 2:17:34

2+ y ago2:17:34

2:17:34

On this episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Neil Sinhababu. Neil is a professor of philosophy at the University of Singapore. Our conversation has two broad topics: We talk about metaethics and we talk about world government as a way to prevent human extinction. We discuss consciousness as the basis for ethics, reductionism about ethics…

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FFS Pod with the Verbier Guide Office 43:08

2+ y ago43:08

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Episode 20 - Recorded in early January, on a Backdrop Crew visit to the Verbier valley to check out a couple mountain huts, we took the opportunity to interviewed Daniel Coquoz - Verbier’s Head Mountain Guide. The Verbier valley is renowned for its extreme terrain, especially as it hosts the Freeride World Tour final each season. This recognition h…

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40: Moondog with Stefan Lakatos 1:26:15

2+ y ago1:26:15

1:26:15

Stefan Lakatos joins Brute Norse to talk about the life and work of his friend and teacher, the blind avant-garde composer, poet, pamphleteer, and hobo philosopher Louis Thomas Hardin, aka. Moondog, "The Viking of 6th Avenue". Among other things, discussing the musicology of Moondog and his fascination with Norse Mythology.Features music composed b…

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FFS Pod with Xavier De Le Rue 1:01:14

2+ y ago1:01:14

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Episode 19 - Xavier De Le Rue three times Freeride World Tour winner; four times World Boardercross Champion; backcountry legend; Olympian; splitboard enthusiast… the list goes on. Yet when we chatted with Xavier De Le Rue, in his Verbier home, we found an honest and grounded individual who wears his heart on his sleeve: passionate about backcountr…

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FFS Pod with Mats Drougge of Stranda Snowboards 1:11:27

2+ y ago1:11:27

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Episode 18 - Mats Drougge, from Stranda snowboards, has a fascinating take on life and snowboard design. Riding sideways has always been part of Mats life, and after time in a punk band, a life of surf and snowboard travels, and an inspirational kick up the arse by his wife, he started his Stranda Snowboards journey. Inspired by 60’s longboard surf…

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Bog Buddies: The Northman, Viking Films, Fantasy and Authenticity 1:33:39

2+ y ago1:33:39

1:33:39

A fresh concept on the BN podcast: It's the Bog Buddies! Occasional informal, community driven discussions on topical matters. Today we discuss hopes and fears concerning Robert Eggers' upcoming Viking blockbuster: THE NORTHMAN. We pick apart the material culture as best we can based on the trailer, and muse wildly about the strengths and pitfalls …

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39: Be the Yule Goat you want to see in the world (Holiday special 2021) 34:30

3y ago34:30

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In this episode we're putting the ass back in Christmas with a seasonably appropriate reading of two Old Norse tales taken from Flateyrjarbók: Þorleifs þáttr jarlaskálds, a sizzling holiday story about vengeance, sorcery, and fake beards. And Þorsteins þáttr skelks, an outhouse-themed ghost story featuring all the hottest gossip on the suffering of…

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FFS Pod with Christine Feleki 1:09:48

3y ago1:09:48

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Episode 16 - Christine Feleki is Canada’s first woman to be certified as an ACMG snowboard guide. Told she’d be better on skis, Christine simply knuckled down and proved that she could pass all the necessary assessments on her split. She started off working in various BC restaurants and cafes, to gain slope time, before beginning her 10 year journe…

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38: The Saga of Thormod Torfaeus 1:36:55

3y ago1:36:55

1:36:55

In this episode we explore the life and times of the pioneering Icelandic saga translator, historian, womanizer, drunkard, witch-defender, and murderer Thormod Torfæus (1636-1719). Following him from the miseries and nerdery of his native Iceland, to the jingoistic opulence of the Danish court, and finally to the shores of Norway. A voyage through …

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FFS Pod with Hampus Cederholm, CEO of Furberg Snowboards and Key Equipment 1:27:51

3y ago1:27:51

1:27:51

Episode 15 - Hampus Cerderholm is always pushing boundaries, be it splitboard or hard-boot (or not so hard-boot) design. We catch up with Hampus, who springs from Southern Sweden, and now lives in California, via an education in Innsbruck. Hampus is the brainchild behind the design and development of the Furberg Snowboards Floorboard Technology, a …

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How Can We Best Reduce Suffering? - Magnus Vinding 2:00:18

3y ago2:00:18

2:00:18

On today’s episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Magnus Vinding. Magnus is the co-founder of Center For Reducing Suffering and the author of the books Suffering-Focused Ethics and Reasoned Politics. We begin by talking about suffering-focused ethics, and the worldview that comes with focusing on suffering. We discuss the risk of causing s…

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FFS Pod with Nicholas Wolken co-founder of Korua Shapes 1:04:20

3y ago1:04:20

1:04:20

Episode - 14 Nicholas Wolken is a bit of a trend setter, a thoughtful snowboarder who doesn’t stand still, and doesn’t let the sport he loves stand still either. Finding himself somewhat disillusioned with snowboarding, and by what his personal perception of what a snowboarder should be, he moved the goal posts. Nicholas shares his time between wor…

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Moral Uncertainty - Krister Bykvist 2:42:33

3y ago2:42:33

2:42:33

On today’s episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Krister Bykvist. Krister is a Professor of Philosophy at Stockholm University and Institute for Futures Studies. We talk about the approach to moral uncertainty laid out by Krister and his co-authors in a recent book. We discuss whether we can gain evidence for moral theories, whether moral…

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FFS Pod with Phantom Snow Industries 1:26:27

3y ago1:26:27

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Episode 13 - John Keffler has been splitboarding since day one. He’s not only the founder of Phantom Snow Industries, but also a co-founder of the Silverton Splitboard Festival. He started by offering wanna-be splitboarders a cutting service to turn their solid boards into splits, before then turning his NASA engineering knowledge into the developm…

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37: Avaldsnes Forever 35:06

3y ago35:06

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Join Eirik on a virtual tour spanning years in the thousands, but all in one spot: Avaldsnes on the isle of Karmøy. Norway's birthplace, at least if the local tourist board has anything to say about it. An episode of nostalgia and archaeo-historical hypersaturation in an ancient center of power where myth, legend, and history intersect.Support Brut…

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FFS Pod with Simon Perry, author of Tignes Hors Piste 1:06:14

3y ago1:06:14

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Episode 12 - Talking Tignes with Simon Perry, author of the complete off piste guide to the French resort of Tignes. Simon tells us how breaking a leg led to him writing a program to converted his GPS files. Years of keeping a digital record whilst exploring the valley, was almost instantaneously turned into a very useable guidebook. For those not …

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36: Cluttered Pasts and Unruly Heritage with Stein Farstadvoll 1:40:18

3y ago1:40:18

1:40:18

The present is inevitably haunted by the past. A cluttered past. Order and chaos spill over and onto each other. The past onto the present, and the present onto the past. Academically, this causes many potential problems: Will data saturation force us to reinvent the way we deal with the past? Will the fragility of modern tech create gaps in the kn…

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Creating Utopia - Joseph Carlsmith 3:15:46

3y ago3:15:46

3:15:46

On this episode of the Utilitarian Podcast, I talk with Joseph Carlsmith. Joseph is a research analyst at Open Philanthropy and a doctoral student in philosophy at the University of Oxford. His views and opinions in this podcast are his own, and not necessarily those of Open Philanthropy. Our conversation has three main themes. We talk about the lo…

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35: Apeling Panspermia: Or the völkisch saga of the Lemurian ape craze ... 1:13:09

3y ago1:13:09

1:13:09

... and the demise of the electric Aryo-Germanic hermaphrodite elites from Atlantis at the hands of wanton Mediterranean excess, and an erotic treatise on Austro-German inferiority complexes at the start of the 20th century, as illustrated by the völkisch movements and feverish Ariosophical nonsense. With a guest performance by Swedish enfant terri…

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The Ethics of Aliens - Milan Cirkovic 3:03:46

3+ y ago3:03:46

3:03:46

On this episode of the Utilitarian Podcast I talk with Milan Cirkovic. Milan is an astrophysicist at the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade and a researcher at The Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University. We talk about an effective altruist framework for thinking about aliens, astrobiology, the generalisability of physics and evolution,…

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FFS Bear Chase Pod with Owen Day from Summit Ski Tours 1:15:54

3+ y ago1:15:54

1:15:54

Episode 11 - The bear base camp reunion pod, see us start off talking Iceland and BC with heli guide Owen Day, founder of Summit Ski Tours, before we have a reunion with Romi Nella and Andy Beal, who were all chased uphill by a bear while touring from a base camp with Owen. Owen has worked as a guide with Arctic Heliskiing since its inspection and …

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