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Resources Mentioned
Dharmaseed.org - Free dharma talks recommended by Barry
Loving Kindness - The Revolutionary Art of Happiness by Sharon Salsberg
Insight Meditation - The Practice of Freedom by Joseph Goldstein
Go In and In by Danna Faulds
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Resources Mentioned
- Good to Great by Jim Collins
- Success is a Choice by Rick Pitino
- They Call Me Coach by John Wooden
- Leading With the Heart by Mike Krzyzewski
- Stuff Good Players Should Know by Dick Devenzio
- Mike Dunlap on Twitter
- John Wooden Pyramid of Success
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Resources mentioned on the show:
Altered Traits by Daniel Goleman and Richard Davidson
The Latest Military Strategy: Mindfulness - The New York Times
Kobe Bryant on Sleep and Meditation
The Inner Game of Tennis by Tim Gallwey
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Mike Baughman (my Opa) was a high level athlete growing up in Honolulu, Hawaii. He went on to play wide receiver for Boston University, and then was invited to try out for the Detroit Lions. After his athletic career he became an English professor at Southern Oregon University. He’s authored eight books, including A River Seen Right, Boat, Growers Market and Money Sucks. He also wrote for Sports Illustrated, and you can find many of his articles here.
He’s lived a rich life outside of work - he’s a renowned fly fisherman in Oregon, an Ultra Marathoner, and is still running and exercising at age 82. I’m very grateful for my relationship with him. He’s been a tremendous influence and a great friend for many years.
In this episode we discuss:
- Mike’s uniquely intense youth sports experience.
- The consequences of overemphasizing youth sports.
- The difficult transitions that athletes make, especially the transition out of sports.
- Distance running.
- Fly fishing and taking advantage of where you happen to live.
- Mike’s recent fondness for meditation.
- Mike’s first psychedelic experience, and what he thinks of the reemergence of psychedelics into the culture.
- What to look for in a college athletic career.
Resources mentioned on the show:
Tracking Down the Deer Runner - New York Times Article
I Am Charlotte Simons - A Novel by Tom Wolfe
How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence
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Material Mentioned in the Podcast:
Kelly Mcgonigal - Ted Talk
The Upside of Stress - Kelly Mcgonigal
James Clear - Atomic Habits
Why Small Habits Make a Big Difference - Farnam Street Blog
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From the publisher's feed
In the Sauce Talk Podcast, I’m exploring the relationships between athletics and life at large, and how the mind and mental training relates to sports and life. I’m interested in how playing and coaching sports can be in service of a healthy, productive life. I’m also interested in the transition from youth to adulthood, and how difficult this is for myself and for so many other modern young people. I also integrate my interest in meditation into the conversations, and explore how mental training can enhance an athletic career and a life.
I interview athletes, coaches, meditation teachers and practitioners, and other wise, interesting people, trying to explore these questions, so that me and my listeners can reflect on new ways of thinking that can hopefully enhance our lives.