The Adventure Creator Podcast

This episode is a 2014 recording where I tell a story about how self-driven research online led to an awakening and reconsideration of previously held beliefs. My thesis for this assignment was essentially: the internet and technology wakes people up. Couple the internet with the recent 2 year pandemic and from my view, the "mass awakening" all the conspiracy theorists were talking about in 2012 is happening.

Still to this day I believe in the power of ideas. There's a quote from V for Vendetta: "Beneath This Mask There Is More Than Flesh. Beneath This Mask There Is An Idea. And Ideas Are Bulletproof."

Assad Chemical Weapons Lie- Event was staged

https://accuracy.org/release/postol-newly-revealed-documents-show-syrian-chemical-attacks-were-staged/

https://libertarianinstitute.org/scotthortonshow/5-26-19-ted-postol-has-the-proof-that-the-douma-attack-was-staged/

Rogan x Dr. Epstein Podcast: #1768 - Dr. Robert Epstein

Tim Pool IRL Episodes on social media and censorship

Timcast IRL #450 - Calls For Biden REMOVAL Over Mental Failing After INSANE Presser w/Jason Miller

Timcast IRL #451 - NYC Arrests CHILD Over Vax Passport, UK ENDS Passports w/Gab CEO Andrew Torba

Timcast IRL #444 - Fauci Caught LYING AGAIN, Rand Paul ROASTS Fauci After Veritas Leaks w/Chris Pavlovski

Symphony Podcast:

https://open.spotify.com/show/6MGAgFX7purkH4K2e0wCJv

Check out the Chase Jarvis Live show:

Chasejarvis.com/blog

Adam Nawrot is a filmmaker, DP, Outdoor Fun Haver and Bad Speller. Adam's new film, Godspeed Los Palacos Godspeed, Los Polacos tells the story of five kayakers on the edge of adulthood who skillfully pull the strings of the Soviet system, and find themselves on a kayaking expedition in the Americas with a six-wheeled military truck, homemade equipment, and little to no whitewater skills. The story follows their epic two-year journey that culminates in the record-breaking first descent of the world’s deepest canyon, and finds the kayakers in Soviet cross-hairs after they leverage their newfound fame to fight for democracy in the Eastern Bloc.

Check it and and Adam's other work: http://adamnawrot.net/

Opportunities are often disguised as challenges. It’s often unclear in the moment- a setback is not a pleasant experience, but with an optimistic mindset and openness to life's lessons, anything is possible. Today's guest embodies this truth, and tells the story of how two significant injuries opened the door to the cold water. 2 years later, my guest Lewis Radow hasn't missed a single day. Cold water is Lew's favorite tool to find stillness, train resilience and navigate difficult times. Today, I'm fortunate to get to tap into some of his knowledge and hear about cold water's transformational power.

Not only is Lew's glass blowing absolutely next level, but you might have a shot at winning one of his weekly giveaways. AND, if you're willing to hike to an alpine lake or mountain summit, you can go hunt for some of the glass that he stashed for you to find.

Lew on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lew_glass/

Unfiltered, all over the place, but from the heart- today's episode is my first solo episode, recorded from the rooftop in Bucerias, Nayarit after two margaritas gave me the courage to press record.

The question I address is: what do you do when you feel like you don't fit in? I explore this topic, bounce all over the place and ultimately land on a few conclusions that I hope will encourage you to speak your mind thoughtfully and stop self-censoring. Now is the time for open discussion and honest opinions to be shared.

Here's a look into my story, how I started to think with an open mind and question widely accepted narratives. Enjoy :)

Dr. Aaron Roughan joins the Symphony Podcast to discuss regulating the nervous system. Check out the Symphony podcast if you haven't already, it's a different format than ACP, usually under 30 minutes and on a specific topic.

The Symphony Podcast releases an episode every Monday.

The way we move, and the way we align ourselves in space directly impacts the way we feel and the way we perceive the world.

Dr. Aaron Roughan is a chiropractor certified in Applied Kinesiology, with 20 years of experience studying topics stress, trauma, movement and the mind/body relationship. His passion for helping others and lifelong learning come together in his practice in Sayulita, Mexico, where he teaches classes and hosts workshops as well as works with clients one on one.

Dr. Aaron joins the Symphony crew to talk about regulating the nervous system. By establishing a basic understanding of the autonomic nervous system, how the body holds emotions, and the impact the modern lifestyle has on our multi-million year old brains, we can begin to answer the question of what can be done about it.

Dr. Aaron shares an immense amount of information, knowledge, practices and resources so if you're interested in this topic, make sure to have your notebook ready!

When we trick our nervous system into spending too much time in a sympathetic state (fight or flight) through a constant stream of notifications, news updates and triggers we don't allow the body to rest, recover and detox, leading to a host of issues down the line.

Our physical and emotional alignment helps regulate our nervous system and manage stressors. We also discuss the importance of play, immersing yourself in nature, creating neuroplasticity, and how feeling aligned and capable in your body enhances your mental health and self perception.

Resources mentioned during the interview:

Dr. Joe Dispenza: https://drjoedispenza.com/

Dr. John Demartini: https://drdemartini.com/

Zack Bush on The Rich Roll Podcast: https://www.richroll.com/podcast/zach-bush-353/

Dr. Aaron's Website: https://www.beingaligned.com.au/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draaronbeingaligned/?hl=en

Why do we fight for a liberal democracy?

What right does the individual have to parse through information to make their own informed decisions?

How does the two party system limit voter's choices and people's freedom?

We get into these questions and more in the conversation today.

Enjoy! And be sure to check out the Uncertain Things Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/uncertain-things/id1529979654

And on Substack: https://uncertain.substack.com/

UPDATE: Since recording this interview yesterday, June 3rd, 2021, the RCMP (Canadian police force) breached the Waterfall Gate, a critical location for preventing the logging and road blasting equipment from moving further up towards the headwaters in Fairy Creek. We are publishing this without knowing what could happen next. Ten RCMP got past the gate in plain clothes, dressed as backpackers… almost unbelievable that they would go to these lengths to cut the last old growth trees in the island.

Every single person who shows up to camp, donates to the gofundme, makes calls, sends emails, and gets involved in what's happening is contributing to protecting these trees.

Show Notes:

Fairy Creek is the last high-production old growth forest in in Pacheedaht First Nations territory, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. 10-15 feet thick, well over a thousand years old, these trees are the treasures of Vancouver Island's lush rainforests; only 2% remain standing, and if the saws keep running, it's a matter of a few years until they are completely gone.

My guests today, Carole Tootill and Joshua Wright have been instrumental to what has become one of the longest protests in history, the Fairy Creek blockade. 300 days of direct action, 160+ arrests, and thousands of supporters (now almost 50k followers on IG in less than 10 months)…

There are always two sides of an argument, multiple perspectives to consider and stakeholders to appease. All the forest defenders are asking for is a civil, open discussion. A recent poll in B.C. reported 92% of people disapprove of logging old growth. It is not necessary to cut old growth, but "they do it because they can." - Carole

"As long as there are human beings on this planet, there will be a demand for wood, pulp, and other forest resources, and there will be businesses that endeavor to meet that demand. Furthermore, those people who live and work in forests will always need to feed their families and put a roof over their heads; the stark inequities in our global economy increase the economic desperation that fuels illegal logging and poaching. The only realistic way to conserve our forests is to apply sustainable forest management practices—a conservation-and-livelihoods approach that the Rainforest Alliance has led since the late 1980s, and one that’s already proven successful on nearly half a billion acres of land around the world."

As Elder Bill Jones said, “We now must give a gesture to our Great Mother by saying no. The whole world is being run on a colonist extraction economy and it’s at the end of its “sucking” I call it. There are no resources left. I think we are trying to save the last remnants of our own sensitivities. Once the old growth is gone, there is no connection to our historic past.”

Links:

Fairy Creek Blockade on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/fairycreekblockade/?hl=en

Rainforest Flying Squad Links: https://linktr.ee/TheRainforestFlyingSquad

GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/2b337bc5

May 30, 2021 Article: https://www.saanichnews.com/news/solidarity-for-indigenous-claims-over-tree-forest-lot-46-builds/

To contact Kyle, visit kylehuber.com or https://www.instagram.com/adventure_creator

Conor McHugh is a backcountry skier and aspiring entrepreneur based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Today we get to hear what drives him to be so committed to skiing and why the backcountry is his canvas for expressing himself and experiencing life.

Conor on IG: https://www.instagram.com/conomchugh/?hl=en

By teaching youth to ski, snowboard, backpack, climb, and camp—activities that many of our kids aren’t able to access—SOS Outreach is not only enabling outdoor exploration, but also enabling self-exploration. Youth overcome obstacles on the mountain that translate to overcoming obstacles in life. Whether it’s courage and discipline to get back up when they fall or humility and compassion to help their peers navigate a challenging run—SOS helps them recognize how these strengths to lead happy, healthy and successful lives.

Today I'm joined by SOS Executive Director, Seth Ehrlich and participant turned mentor, Travis Tafoya to talk about how a shared passion for the outdoors unites, uplifts and teaches youth to live better lives. Stronger youth = stronger communities.

We also discuss:

• Building life skills necessary to thrive

• Inclusion in outdoor sports

• Mentorship and Community

• The impact SOS has had in its 27 year history

• Ongoing growth and lessons learned along the way

SOSOutreach.com

SOS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sosoutreach/

Follow Kyle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventure_creator/

Mom, Model, Makeup Artist & Manifestor, Karen Flores is here to share stories and lessons that will blow you away. Karen is an entrepreneur, co-founder of Beautiful Sol and The Healing Shop and has been aligning her values, actions and goals to live a life filled with meaning, purpose and connection.

Hosted by Creator/Editor, Kyle Huber, The Adventure Creator Podcast features long-form conversations with people who are passionate about what they do.

Karen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamkarenflores/?hl=en

Beautiful Sol: https://www.instagram.com/beautifulsolpr/?hl=en