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Adam Learns Random Stuff
by Adam Stone
Adam Stone is a super-dilettante and pan-enthusiast. He loves learning about people's passions and interests and hopes you will enjoy listening in on this process.
Episodes
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Working From Roam-With Radovan Zivojinovic
I'm speaking with Radovan who is a colleague and very passionate about his work, and travelling while doing it.
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Leadership, Mental Health and Creativity With Chris Federspiel
Today I'm speaking with Chris Federspiel, CEO and Chief Peanut Butter Lover at blackthorn.io. We discuss mental health, being a conscious leader, and many other topics. ***NOTE, while the company I work for (UC Innovation) and Chris' company work together, this podcast is entirely personal in...
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Getting Wild With Seth Soulstein
It's been a minute since I've posted a podcast, thanks for bearing with me. Today I'm speaking with Seth Soulstein, assistant professor of theater studies at Ithaca College, Phd Candidate in performing arts at Cornell University, good friend, comedian, actor and activist. We're discussing his...
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Tuning Into Chakras for Healing With Daniel Fuson
The podcast is an adult now! For the 18th episode my first guest, Daniel Fuson, is now my first repeat guest. Daniel is a healer, spiritual teacher, a youtuber, and a very dear friend. Today we're discussing where he has taken his method of tuning into a chakra system, and how he has been able to...
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Confidence Man With Professor Ian Robertson
Today I'm Speaking with Professor Ian Robertson, he is the co-director of the Global Brain Health Institute, the author of numerous books including his most recent; "How Confidence Works" and was an inspiring mentor during my studies at the Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience. You can find...
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Not all Chaplains Wear Crosses: With Malika Bouhdili
Today I'm speaking with, Malika Bouhdili former attorney and current chaplain who works in an interfaith and interspiritual context, she serves at one of the only trauma centers between the San Francisco Bay Area and Portland Oregon, Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Malika is an old friend and...
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Hearing the Heart in a Computerized Theory of Mind (cTOM) With Dr. David Mothersill
Today, I'm speaking with Dr. David Mothersill, assistant professor of psychology at National College of Ireland, old friend and colleague. David and his colleagues have developed an app for iPad called Computerized Theory of Mind (cTOM) which is freely available and provides an innovative method...
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Pagans, Heathens and Inclusivity With Paul Mercurio
Today I'm speaking with Paul Mercurio, old friend, current NYC resident, transportation planner and hearth bear of the North River Kindred. We're discussing books, music, and a whole lotta heathens. Some of the books Paul mentions during the podcast (Descriptions are his): For an overview of the...
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Episode 13 with Eric Hesse AKA Captain Sparklepants
Today I'm speaking with Eric Hesse about his alter ego "Captain Sparklepants" we will hear his origin story and a lot about spreading joy. Much hilarity ensues. Sparklepants can be found here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DancingTreeCreations
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How to Go Beyond Zed with Loc Nguyen and Damani Musgrave
On this episode I'm speaking with Loc Nguyen and Damani Musgrave, co-founders of the Beyond Zed Collaborative about the future of learning and education. It was my first 3 person podcast and as usual it was a lot of fun! Learn more and sign up to be a part of the collaborative at:...
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Episode 11: How to Fail Faster With Steve Winterfeld
Steve Winterfeld is a Cybersecurity Expert, both in operations and in building compliance programs. Today we are discussing the growth mindset and how to fail faster.
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Empathy in Leadership with Patricia Bravo
I'm speaking with Patricia Bravo, leadership consultant and public speaker about empathetic leadership. She mentions the article linked below in the podcast: https://hbr.org/2016/07/what-great-listeners-actually-do
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Taking Humor Seriously With Protima Pandey
Protima is a social justice attorney who is in executive leadership at Santa Clara County. She is also a former colleague and friend. We are discussing how bringing humor into the workplace can build stronger bonds and make work more effective and more fun.
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Empathetic Leadership in a Pandemic With Jake Tanksley
Jake Tanksley is the Vice President for Human Resources at Lincoln University, a Historically Black University in Pennsylvania. Jake and I are discussing empathetic leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, and in general.
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Beating Pandemic Brain Fog With Sabina Brennan
Today I'm speaking with Sabina Brennan of http://superbrain.ie/. Sabina is a Neuroscientist, Best-Selling Author and a former colleague at the Trinity College Dublin Institute of Neuroscience.
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Autobiography of a Pan-Enthusiast With Me
This episode features me, myself and I talking about why I decided to do this podcast and some of the things that have excited my enthusiasm over time.
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Creating a Startup in Central NY With Jeff Cole
Today I'm speaking with Jeff Cole, great friend, cyclist and CEO and founder of Hidden Level, an engineering and technology startup in Syracuse NY. Jeff is teaching me about what it's like to create a startup in salt city as opposed to silicon valley.
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Mindful Leadership in the Pandemic with Ann Sherman
I'm speaking with Ann Sherman, Industrial and Organizational Psychologist, VP of Business and Finance, mentor, and friend about leadership approaches to remote work and other challenges posed by the pandemic.
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How to Drink Beer and Save Refugees with Daniel Fields
I'm speaking with Daniel Fields, childhood friend, corporate executive and creator of a "quantifiable me" strategy for personal health, and founder of the Brighter Fields Foundation https://www.brighterfields.org/ a nonprofit housing provider for refugees. We will be discussing the…
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Feminism, Faith, and the Christian Left in the White House
A conversation with Dr. Margaret Susan Thompson about the history of nuns in the United States and the expressions of the Christian left by Joe Biden as president.
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Chakras and Waves with Daniel Kaiya Fuson
For my first podcast, I interview a dear friend Daniel Kaiya Fuson on his method for working with music, light, and chakras to bring about physical and spiritual harmony. Daniel can be found on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR4OJcM7rZZjUnx2z5gB1OQ
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Adam Stone is a super-dilettante and pan-enthusiast. He loves learning about people's passions and interests and hopes you will enjoy listening in on this process.
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Adam Stone is a super-dilettante and pan-enthusiast. He loves learning about people's passions and interests and hopes you will enjoy listening in on this process.
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