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Whiplash Talk with Sunshine

BBS Radio, BBS Network Inc.

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Whiplash Talk: My personal journey through sudden change. In a world full of chaos and change, life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain. Have you ever wondered why some people seem to get all sunshine, while others all shadow? I invite you to be one of many dance partners as I navigate the rain on my personal journey to freedom. Disclaimer: I am not a licensed: emotional, mental, spiritual, physical, relational, financial, etc. professional. P ...
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Be sonically immersed in Singapore, and hear the stories behind the sounds of this Southeast Asian city republic. From immersive location recordings to humours observations of Singlish, every episode brings you to the Lion City. This podcast sounds best on headphones, so you can Hear... Here Hosted by Kenn Delbridge #singlish #speaksolidsinglish #comedy #culture #binaural #stereo #widestereo #surroundsound #immersive #immersivesound #singapore Visit our website to learn more
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Monday Mile with Aimee Fuller

Monday Mile - By Aimee Fuller

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Former Team GB double winter Olympian, and no broadcaster and author Aimee Fuller is on a mission to find the secrets for Monday motivation from some of the most successful sports men and women of our time and other well-known celebrities which will drop every week. Aimee will be probing for answers from the full spectrum of routines; the early birds who have finely tuned Monday mornings, to the late risers who struggle to get up before 11am. How do elite athletes find the motivation to kick ...
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If you're like most people, there's lots of stress in your life around your level of "busy". Funny thing: we're never taught how to manage the 'stuff' that delivers that stress. The key is to set up tools and workflows that allow you to better manage your tasks and your attention. That's what Do Busy Right means - manage your tasks and attention in such a way that you get things done with less stress. We are learning that here. Happy to have you.
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"Best Year Ever!" or Bust! Helping Teachers Succeed

Bill Cecil (Retired 31-Year Classroom Teacher, Served as Michigan Teacher of the Year in 2003-2004, Author of two books, and first time Podcaster)

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This 30-episode podcast series is designed to help Uplift, Motivate, and Empower YOU (and other teachers) to Adopt a Powerful Mindset and Mission to make every year in the classroom the “BEST YEAR EVER!”—for you and your students—despite any and all challenges you encounter throughout your teaching career. I will also provide you with a Winning Game Plan and Proven Strategies that will provide you with more time to TEACH and your students more time to LEARN each school day. Finally, I believ ...
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Welcome to the Campground Chronicles, presented by Modern Campground, a podcast that explores the unique challenges and triumphs of individual campground owners. In each episode, we'll hear from a different owner who has faced a difficult situation at their campground and learn how they overcame it. From noise disturbances during quiet time to unexpected wildlife encounters, no challenge is too big or too small. Our goal is to provide practical advice and inspiration for other campground own ...
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Kamibekami

Kamibekami

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Kambiz Noorollahi born September 7, 1988 in Tehran Iran, better known by his stage name Kamibekami is a songwriter, musician, composer and music producer.Kamibekami showed an interest in music at an early age, He was age 14 when make some melodies, and the following year he picked up the guitar and began to write songs. Taking his inspiration from electronic music artists such as Dj Tiesto and David Guetta. People who are interested in playing music are always looking to know how to get the ...
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This week on the @Monday_mile_series, I’m joined by the wonderful @benshephard! Ben has been anchoring morning television for over 20 years, from his early mornings on @gmb to now hosting @thismorning with the lovely Cat Deeley. This week we chat about Ben’s incredible challenge #Fitatfifty, from what inspired him, and how he’s found the challenge …
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Our attention is over-allocated by a nexus of events. This episode is what to do about that. I'm gonna acknowledge something that I'm not a big fan of. Apparently April is stress awareness month. So, if you weren't aware of stress, stress is a thing. I think most of us are aware of it. I don't want to be a curmudgeon but oh my word. Yes, I'm alread…
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You're listening to a 42" Deep Ocean Titanium Gong and a 42" Universe Gong, performed by Christina, Founder of Space 2B. Space 2B is a collective of mindfulness mentors who share a belief that meditation and sound can transform you from the inside out. Close your eyes feel the richness of the sound waves surround you. This was recorded with our 3Di…
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Welcome to another episode of the @Monday_mile_series and this week I’m joined by performance coach and physio @rob_opti7se Rob specialising in recovery optimisation and sleep, from training the some of the biggest athletes in the world like Antony Joshua, to entertainment artists like Oasis, Rob has done it all. This week we discuss the pros and c…
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The happiness at work episode. Yay. I’m happy to be at work. Last time we talked about pessimism versus optimism. A closely related subject is happiness versus misery. I do think that optimism is critical. I've heard it said that your number one goal as an entrepreneur is to protect your optimism. I think it's that important. If you’re in the knowl…
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Another week, another @monday_mile_series, and this week I’m joined by the fantastic @kaiwidd! Best known for his time of @bbcstrictly, Kai has created some iconic routines over the years, remember when the nation found out Angela Rippon was incredibly flexible? That was all him! He’s not all just sequins and scores though, he’s on a mission to cha…
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This one's about optimism and pessimism, and what that has to do with productivity. I and the whole thing is a productivity concern for me. We talk about confidence around these parts. That’s because I think confidence ties to productivity. The tie there is imposter syndrome. We struggle to understand what confidence is. But confidence is fundament…
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We visit Ash, a sound therapy practitioner, at her home to listen to a sound healing session with a set of frosted crystal singing bowls. The sounds of nature (cicadas!) add a soothing backdrop to the clear tones of the bowls This was recorded with our 3Dio Free Space Pro II Binaural Microphone into a Sound Devices MixPre 6ii. Listen using headphon…
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This week on the @Monday_mile_series, I’m joined by a woman who has proved that anything is possible if you put your mind to it… @a.culling Since running the London marathon in 2019 as a casual runner, she has since shaved two hours off her time and ran as an elite in the 2024 race with a time of 2:44 We chat about her journey into becoming an athl…
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I want to talk about the history of knowledge work productivity. And it's going to involve a lot of different names. It's going to involve the triumvirate, well, the quadrumvirate (that’s the real word), the Mount Rushmore. Only through understanding what they were thinking about can we extend that thinking. Then we can work on knowledge work produ…
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This week I’m joined by @theframpton, aka The Jackal A man known best for his skills in the ring and the first boxer from Northern Ireland to hold two world title in two weight classes. Carl and I chat about his incredibly successful career; the sacrifices he’s had to make and what it takes to become a champion. We discuss growing up in Ireland dur…
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I started out talking about the lies of productivity, but I’m going to change to fables because it's just things we collectively believe without much evidence. Plus, I don't think anybody's intentionally trying to mislead us. We just move without much actual data. A couple of those fables collided with a post by Cal Newport with the evocative title…
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We visit Ash, a sound therapy practitioner, at her home to listen to her 2 Koshi chimes. The bamboo resonance tube has 6 silver-welded tones and creates a unique spatial immersion. This was recorded with our 3Dio Free Space Pro II Binaural Microphone into a Sound Devices MixPre 6ii. Listen using headphones for the best immersive effect! The Sound H…
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Back with another episode of the @Monday_mile_series and this week I’m joined by the inspirational @j7healthjaveno! Javeno founded the J7 Community Health Centre with a goal to create a happier and healthier community. He impacts the lives of those disabled or living with terminal illness by giving them hope and a purpose. He is leading the charge …
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Most everybody involved in knowledge work is involved with technology. It's what we do. We deal in information, so we deal with information technology. We believe that it makes us more productive – “better” at our jobs. But what is the evidence that information technology is helping us be more productive? After all, that is its purpose in the moder…
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To kick off a brand-new series of the Monday Mile podcast we’ve got a very special guest, the most recent, joint winner of the hit show, The Traitors, it’s @jakeyybrown! This week we discuss what it was like to be on one of the biggest shows on television, how it felt to win the huge cash prize and how crazy life has been since the show has aired. …
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There's an article in The New Yorker "What If The Attention Crisis Is All A Distraction" by Daniel Immerwahr. I think the attention problem (if there is one) is important for us to understand and resolve and, frankly, to have a debate about. I thought I'd report out on this article, and the state of play. Where are we? What's the evidence? How do w…
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You're listening to Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls, performed by Christina, Founder of Space 2B. These bowls are made of pure quartz infused with crystals, gemstones, and precious metals. Space 2B is a collective of mindfulness mentors who share a belief that meditation and sound can transform you from the inside out. Close your eyes feel the richne…
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It's time to update on philosophy of work; I've got some more info for you. A lot of this is going to be review, but I think it's absolutely critical that we put ourselves in the right mindset towards work. It's important because work is what actually produces the things that we then associate with productivity. Unfortunately, there's a lot of a lo…
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Whiplash Talk with Sunshine The guest on today's show has had many experiences throughout his life that have prepared him for this moment as he launches his radio show Bards Rise! here on BBS Radio. In hearing Michael Deem story, it was clear that in a way, his entire life, from childhood through adulthood, has been one BIG Whiplash after another a…
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One of the primary uses of information is to help us learn. When we are explicitly learning, we work to collect information. It works the other way, as well. As we are exposed to new information, we have the opportunity to learn. The relationship between learning and merely storing information in our brains is mysterious. Many people would say that…
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For the last episode in this series of the @Monday_mile_series we’ve got an all-round triple threat, actor podcaster and presenter…@natcass Known best for her time as Sonia Fowler on @bbceastenders, she’s been gracing our TV screens for over three decades. In this episode I chat to Natalie about her time on Eastenders, how privileged she feels to h…
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This episode is about the history of personal information management as viewed through a now ancient technology, PAPER We’ll have a couple of takeaways: One is human beings have been trying to manage their own personal information for a long time, so we don’t need to be so worried about the current need – we’re humans so we manage information. We’l…
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Chinese New Year is the biggest holiday in Singapore, and a major theme is prosperity. It ranges from giving hong bao (红包), red packets with cash, booking a lion dance troupe or going for the mega jackpot at the national lottery. To mark the Year of the Snake, I'm going to track down a troupe and record a full performance. Will I manage to find one…
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This week we’re focusing on the heart, I’m joined by two men, with two very different stories. @proudlock and @elliotawin ❤️ Known best for his time on Made in Chelsea, @proudlock is an entrepreneur, brand owner and fashion designer. @elliotawin is known best for his epic solo mission rowing around the Atlantic, he’s a former rugby player and a man…
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We need a new operating system. We need one that is specifically dedicated to knowledge work. So I'm going to point you to one that already exists. When we start talking about ways to manage our information, the tech is really important, and I'll explain why. But the tech is dealt with and managed through some sort of overall plan, and some tech is…
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Welcome to another episode of the @Monday_mile_series and this week I’m joined by a man who took Paris 2024 Olympics by storm, winning silver in the 10-meter synchro diving with Tom Daley and bronze in the individual @noah_w9 🏊 This week we take a stroll around London and discuss his time at the Olympics, his intense training regime leading up to t…
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This episode is about what it is I'm trying to do with attention compass. And why I hate current productivity “help”. I developed this AC stuff. I didn't discover it. I didn't invent it. These are the principles, and they produce specific results. I make no bones about the fact that a lot of people went before me did a lot of really good thinking a…
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Singapore is a regional travel hub, & one of most popular routes is between Singapore & Hong Kong, two cities joined by a common past as part of the British Empire, now both leading Asian destinations. I brought along my portable recorder and started recording from the moment I passed security at the gate for SQ822 to Hong Kong #changiairport #hong…
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THE MONDAY MILE PODCAST GOES INTERNATIONAL – ANNA GASSER ON HER FOURTH OLYMPIC GAMES AND THE FEARLESSNESS OF FEMALE SNOWBOARDERS The @Monday_mile_series goes to the USA! This week I’m joined by Double Olympic Gold Medallist Anna Gasser! Today we are at altitude, we’re in Colorado, USA with a lady who has driven the progression of snowboarding to th…
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I rarely talk about what we need to do to have a meaningful, successful career. So I gathered some sources... The first I'll bring up is Seth Godin, the author. The book that we'll look at today is called Linchpin. He’s got some things to say about being successful in the modern era. On this podcast, we're looking at knowledge work, at improving it…
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This week on the @Monday_mile_series, I’m joined by a lady who defines the word inspiration, @amydowden! Known best for her time on @bbcstrictly as a professional dancer, she is the perfect demonstration of resilience and determination, she’s far more than the glitz and glam of the ballroom. Amy was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at a young age, we…
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If you've listened to this podcast for very long, you know that I'm fascinated with human performance. Particularly when it comes down to work, how do we do work? How do we get better at work? I don't think there's a ton of knowledge out there, so I'm trying to move the needle a little bit here, and get us some more information about this thing. We…
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This week on the @Monday_Mile_Series I’m joined by a man championing for #bluehealth, @wavemakernick Today we’re in Bristol, linking up with a man who, 12 years ago, had a big dream. A vision of how to bring a slice of the ocean, in land for more people to access it. Nick founded The Wave in 2012, the first inland surfing destination in Bristol, wi…
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I'm interested in this difference between busy and productive, if there is one. It’s hard to tell the difference, even from the inside. I think this has something to do with the relationship between the terms. Busy is a state that we are in intermittently, occasionally, as circumstances drive us. We mean that our time is fully or somewhat over comm…
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Traditionally, December is the wettest month of the year, but 2025's January is proving to be very different with a month's worth of rainfall in a day (Jan 10th) and non-stop rain thereafter. The continuous rain is good for watering plants and filling reservoirs, but the monsoon rains are really good for helping you destress and nod off to dreamlan…
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Welcome back to another episode of the #MondayMile podcast! This Aimee is joined by the spectacular Lisa Riley. On this week’s episode they chat about her career so far, from You’ve Been Framed to playing the iconic Mandy Dingle in Emmerdale, Lisa has done it all. They discuss how the media climate has changed since she started her career from bein…
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I want to explore what we mean when we say we don't like to work, or we don't like our work, or we don't like a task. A buddy of mine, Justin Janowski, captured this recently saying about a task, “It didn’t feel like work, it felt like hanging out with friends and having discussions.” Punchline: I think he was referring to recording marketing video…
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Welcome back to a brand new series of the Monday Mile podcast! This week, Aimee is joined by the incredible Adele Roberts. The DJ, broadcaster, fitness fanatic and author is a survivor of bowel cancer, and she talks candidly about living with a stoma, and the adjustments she’s had to make to both her everyday life and marathon running. We discuss h…
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Singapore's Lions exceeded expectations and made it into the semi-finals of the 2024 ASEAN Championship Semi-Finals against Vietnam. It's 30 years since the 1994 M-League & Malaysia Cup double, and fans showed up in full voice to support the national side at Jalan Besar Stadium on Dec 26th. Recorded in immersive binaural stereo with the 3Dio FS II …
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I was having a sales conversation, discussing several ideas around managing tasks and attention. I happened to mention the background of the term multitasking and his eyes got really big and he started asking questions. I realized that he was not familiar with the story of how we arrived at the term “multitasking” and so I told it to him. He was fa…
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