Another Door Opens with Stephanie Himango

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Entrepreneur Diego Saez Gil, CEO of Pachama, gives an introduction to understanding carbon capture and the critical role of forests for achieving carbon neutrality. You’ll hear his personal story about how pouring everything into a company whose entire existence turned on one detail moved Diego to soul searching, how visiting the Amazon helped give birth to an idea about using technology to turn back climate change, and how a recent shocking setback only reinforced his commitment to removing carbon and restoring forests. Also, he shares messages of hope, that it’s not too late, what each of us can do to help save the planet, simplicity, nature, meditation, time, lightness of being, alignment, reinvention, impermanence and love. 

• Follow Diego on Twitter at @dsaezgil and @pachamainc. Also visit his web page at www.pachama.com.

• Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

• Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @stephhimango and @podcastado. 

• Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host Stephanie Himango. 

• Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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A specialist and educator in shark diving, shark behavior, cave diving and PADI course instruction, Cristina Zenato has devoted her life to studying oceans and dispelling the myths surrounding sharks. Hear how sharks communicate and what we can learn from them about self-acceptance, how a vacation turned into a vocation, Cristina's life-long love for the sea and how to view pieces of this pandemic through a lens of possibility. 

• Follow Cristina Zenato on Twitter and Instagram @cristinazenato and visit her website at cristinazenato.com. You can find information about her non-profit People of the Water by visiting https://pownonprofit.org. 

• Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

• Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @stephhimango and @podcastado. 

• Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

• Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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With one of the most unique business origin stories around, this founder shares 4 must-haves for a successful business, why a smile is currency and what his customers mean to him. Robert Moehling and his family-owned and operated fruit stand in Homestead, Florida, which specializes in rare and exotic fruits and vegetables, is still thriving despite astounding obstacles. Listen to his message about never giving up, plus stay for the mame, guanabana, mango, papaya, avocados and milkshakes! Follow them on Instagram @robertisherefruitstandandfarm and visit the website at robertishere.com.

• Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

• Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @podcastado. 

• Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

• Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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A self-described textile nerd, this fashion designer shares her story of returning to the Navajo roots she barely knew, while answering a calling to help others by blending art, fashion, design and community by creating with consciousness. Through her company Orenda Tribe, this designer is helping to weave a better future for the Navajo community while also weaving a more complete personal fabric through ‘we not me’.

• Follow Orenda Tribe on Instagram @orendatribe. Visit them online to learn more at www.orendatribe.com. 

• Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

• Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @podcastado & @stephhimango.

• Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

• Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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This is a special minisode of the Another Door Opens podcast, a way to pay respect to my late and dear karate teacher and friend: Cheung Shiu-kwong. In this episode, learn the 7 dojo ethics and rules of conduct that I received on my first night of goju-ryu style karate training in Hong Kong in June of 1993. When I first met Cheung Shiu-kwong, I asked how I should address him. His answer was an enthusiastic “Sifu.”  In sharing this list, I am sharing the memory of my Sifu with you, and I’m sharing food for thought so you can examine your own personal ethics and rules of conduct.

7 DOJO ETHICS AND RULES OF CONDUCT

1. Students should bow upon entering and leaving the dojo, and when greeting sensei, instructors and senior students.

2. Training suits should be kept clean and tidy. Shoes and socks should be removed before entering the dojo.

3. Silence, seriousness and diligence must be maintained during training.

4. Train with a sense of respect for the training itself; with respect for the instructors who pass on the training; and with respect for other students who help each other to learn.

5. All free-sparring training must be conducted under the supervision of an instructor.

6. Students during training cannot leave the dojo without the consent of the instructor.

7. Students must not engage in activities outside the dojo that would bring disrepute to the dojo.

• Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

• Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @podcastado. 

• Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

• Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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As a SCOTUS courtroom sketch artist, Art Lien has been documenting history through sketches and 'going where cameras cannot' for the past 40 years. Hear his fascinating perspective on memorable cases, wild outbursts, running against the clock, the tools of his trade, where he sits and why, his courtroom fantasy, RBG’s collars, how the pandemic has changed his method of operation, and how Art sketched his way from the back of an elementary classroom in Europe all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States. You’ll also hear why taking a break at one point was a great thing in retrospect and how growth happens through surrender.

Make sure you follow Art Lien on Twitter at @courtartist and @scotusblog and also check out the websites courtartist.com and scotusblog.com. 

Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @podcastado. 

Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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Paralyzed in his 20s, Harry Horgan founded Shake-A-Leg Miami 30 years ago. Hear about Harry’s personal story, his love of water and how at Shake-A-Leg they use the power of sailing and water sports to help people with disabilities, their families, and members of all ages and abilities to find a sense of community and hope through water sports, friendship and the outdoors.

Visit Shake-A-Leg online at shakealegmiami.org to learn more, to donate and to find ways to become involved. Follow them on Instagram at @shakealegmia and Twitter on @shakealegmiami.

Subscribe to support the Another Door Opens podcast for as little as $1 a month at 

https://www.patreon.com/anotherdooropens and know you’re making the world a better place one conversation at a time.  

Follow the Another Door Opens podcast on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook at @podcastado. 

Visit https://www.stephaniehimango.com to learn more about host, Stephanie Himango. 

Another Door Opens theme music by Eric Brown.

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