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In this insightful episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan sits down for a discussion on learning to love the night sky with Astronomers Without Borders founder, Mike Simmons.

We all share the same sky, and Astronomers Without Borders brings the world together to share our passion of astronomy and the wonders of the Universe.

Observing projects bring people together to share their activities with each other.

And in the process of looking outward together, we learn about each other and create lasting bonds, regardless of country or culture.

It is this bond between people that Astronomers Without Borders hopes to foster. A brief message or the gift of a small telescope can grow into lasting bonds, goodwill and friendships that reach around the world. Understanding replaces ignorance and suspicion. Media images are superceded by the faces of real people. Relationships, support and personal connections supplant stereotypes.

For millennia man has look at the night sky with wonder and awe. Since the days of Galileo we have been gazing beyond our own atmosphere and peer into the non-void of space. How have hundreds of years of Astronomy affecting not only the scientific arc of mankind, but our appreciation of the planet we live on? How has this scientific endeavor moved from backyard of a few dedicated individuals, to lab and multi-million dollar facilities, only to return to the backyard of now the average person?

With the advent of the modern privatized space race and the arrival of technology that now make astronomy affordable to the average person, how has the field of astronomy changed over recent years? How have backyard astronomers made more of a difference than ever before in the tracking and even discovery of celestial bodies? With so few chances to see stars in a major city, how can we build excitement for stargazing in the minds of children and how can we make astronomy an ongoing concern for future generations?

Join the Dudes and Beer podcast as we explore the life changing topic of backyard astronomy and developments in the world of backyard astronomy with founder and CEO of Astronomers Without Borders, Mike Simmons.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this insightful episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan sits down for a discussion on learning to love the night sky with Astronomers Without Borders founder, Mike Simmons.

We all share the same sky, and Astronomers Without Borders brings the world together to share our passion of astronomy and the wonders of the Universe.

Observing projects bring people together to share their activities with each other.

And in the process of looking outward together, we learn about each other and create lasting bonds, regardless of country or culture.

It is this bond between people that Astronomers Without Borders hopes to foster. A brief message or the gift of a small telescope can grow into lasting bonds, goodwill and friendships that reach around the world. Understanding replaces ignorance and suspicion. Media images are superceded by the faces of real people. Relationships, support and personal connections supplant stereotypes.

For millennia man has look at the night sky with wonder and awe. Since the days of Galileo we have been gazing beyond our own atmosphere and peer into the non-void of space. How have hundreds of years of Astronomy affecting not only the scientific arc of mankind, but our appreciation of the planet we live on? How has this scientific endeavor moved from backyard of a few dedicated individuals, to lab and multi-million dollar facilities, only to return to the backyard of now the average person?

With the advent of the modern privatized space race and the arrival of technology that now make astronomy affordable to the average person, how has the field of astronomy changed over recent years? How have backyard astronomers made more of a difference than ever before in the tracking and even discovery of celestial bodies? With so few chances to see stars in a major city, how can we build excitement for stargazing in the minds of children and how can we make astronomy an ongoing concern for future generations?

Join the Dudes and Beer podcast as we explore the life changing topic of backyard astronomy and developments in the world of backyard astronomy with founder and CEO of Astronomers Without Borders, Mike Simmons.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast is talking to Pittsburgh-based musical improviser and arts educator, Missy Moreno!

Missy is an upbeat, bubbly and goofy (her words) improviser. Missy tells Amy about the Pittsburgh comedy scene and about her amazing collaborative partnership with Connor McCanlus. Their troupe Baby Grand performs their musical improv show regularly at Pittsburgh comedy spaces like the Arcade Theater. You should go see their shows!

Since the first time she dipped her toe in musical theater in high school, Missy Moreno has been immersing herself in all the arts education she can find. Listen in as we explore comedy camaraderie, theater career longevity and the healing power of improv. There are some great epiphanies in this conversation. Take note!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast is talking to Pittsburgh-based musical improviser and arts educator, Missy Moreno!

Missy is an upbeat, bubbly and goofy (her words) improviser. Missy tells Amy about the Pittsburgh comedy scene and about her amazing collaborative partnership with Connor McCanlus. Their troupe Baby Grand performs their musical improv show regularly at Pittsburgh comedy spaces like the Arcade Theater. You should go see their shows!

Since the first time she dipped her toe in musical theater in high school, Missy Moreno has been immersing herself in all the arts education she can find. Listen in as we explore comedy camaraderie, theater career longevity and the healing power of improv. There are some great epiphanies in this conversation. Take note!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter?

When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean?

Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcast

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this episode of the Talking Sound Podcast host Christopher Jordan discusses living a metaphorically challenged life with The Poetic Butcher an Austin, TX based poet and wordsmith. What was it that led this average workaday person into a lyric poet and show promoter?

When “TPB” first began wrangling words he was far from a poet…how did he get his start in the art of word-craft and where has it taken him since? How exactly do poets such as The Poetic Butcher begin to write their words? Where do artists draw their inspiration from? Is it really all as deep as it sounds or is it possible to create art from everyday life? What exactly does the term “metaphorically challenged” Mean?

Join us as we sit down for introspective personal interview with The Poetic Butcher himself as we discuss the personal revolution of lyric as an art and other topics in this episode of the Talking Sound podcast

The Talking Sound Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the official app for the HC Universal Network family of podcasts available for Android and coming soon for iDevices to get all the great stuff from the Talking Sound Podcast and More!

In this mind altering episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes Ibogaine treatment specialist and Dudes n Beer Psychoactive Correspondent Byron Burkhammer of Beginnings Ibogaine Clinic to the program to discuss the incredible possibilities of using Ketamine for depression, decriminalizing psilocybin and medicinal MDMA.

With the recent announcement from Janssen Pharmaceutical (Johnson and Johnson) that they are in final trials for FDA approval for the use of SPRAVATO whose active ingredient is Esketamine, a form of Ketamine, as a nasal spray for the treatment of extreme depression, a whole new world of treatments have come to light. If approved it will mark the first new course of treatment for depression in 30 years. What does the possible use of a drug with such a stigma mean for ongoing research in the realm of psychedelics and other traditional and ethno-centric treatment options? Now that eyes have been opened to new medications can we begin to change how society views compounds such as Ketamine and begin to open the minds of scientist and researchers?

In January 2019 an organization called Denver for Psilocybin announced its intent to file for decriminalization of magic mushrooms in the state of Colorado so that more access could be given to those the fungus may help as well as for research purposes. How can traditional medications and plants such as Mushrooms, Marijuana and even Ibogaine and Ayahuasca help researchers better understand how to free our bodies and minds of past trauma and more? What do studies like those being looked at with MDMA mean for the future of brain medicine and treatment?

Join the Dues and Beer podcast as we explore these questions and more on the topic of using new and groundbreaking treatments in the world of depression and addiction therapy with Ibogaine treatment specialist and Dudes n Beer psychoactive correspondent Byron Burkhammer of Beginnings Ibogaine Clinic.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

Episode 36: Back to the basics of what we do, drink beer, talk about aliens, make fun of each other and have a good time!

Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

Episode 36: Back to the basics of what we do, drink beer, talk about aliens, make fun of each other and have a good time!

Gentlemen No Class is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

In this mind altering episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes Ibogaine treatment specialist and Dudes n Beer Psychoactive Correspondent Byron Burkhammer of Beginnings Ibogaine Clinic to the program to discuss the incredible possibilities of using Ketamine for depression, decriminalizing psilocybin and medicinal MDMA.

With the recent announcement from Janssen Pharmaceutical (Johnson and Johnson) that they are in final trials for FDA approval for the use of SPRAVATO whose active ingredient is Esketamine, a form of Ketamine, as a nasal spray for the treatment of extreme depression, a whole new world of treatments have come to light. If approved it will mark the first new course of treatment for depression in 30 years. What does the possible use of a drug with such a stigma mean for ongoing research in the realm of psychedelics and other traditional and ethno-centric treatment options? Now that eyes have been opened to new medications can we begin to change how society views compounds such as Ketamine and begin to open the minds of scientist and researchers?

In January 2019 an organization called Denver for Psilocybin announced its intent to file for decriminalization of magic mushrooms in the state of Colorado so that more access could be given to those the fungus may help as well as for research purposes. How can traditional medications and plants such as Mushrooms, Marijuana and even Ibogaine and Ayahuasca help researchers better understand how to free our bodies and minds of past trauma and more? What do studies like those being looked at with MDMA mean for the future of brain medicine and treatment?

Join the Dues and Beer podcast as we explore these questions and more on the topic of using new and groundbreaking treatments in the world of depression and addiction therapy with Ibogaine treatment specialist and Dudes n Beer psychoactive correspondent Byron Burkhammer of Beginnings Ibogaine Clinic.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.