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Becki Saltzman | Applied Curio
Podcast for the relentlessly curious. Interviews with unconventional thinkers from sub cultures & industries to extract insights & actionable bits that you can use to see what others miss and apply your talents in new ways. Elevate curiosity and escape the boundaries of ordinary.
What are we missing when we're thinking about how to tackle the problem of homelessness in America? In this special episode of ACLR, the lens of Applied Curiosity is turned toward creating a MicroSolution for tackling this pervasive and divisive issue in what may be a totally new way.
What is travel hacking and how can it amp up the adventure in your life? How do some people seem to enjoy major travel adventures without major resources? On this episode of ACLR, Switzerland's most trusted travel hacker, Guillaume Schaer shares insider travel hacking tips and tricks.
This week's episode is a peek into the world of children's cancer and pediatric cancer research. Ex-stone mason and newly minted cancer researcher, Andy Woods shares what he did to help save his daughter's life when faced with her cancer diagnosis. Use Andy's story as a showcase for effective medical advocacy, and as a framework that you can follow for how to be remarkable in the face of a terrifying diagnosis.
Have you ever considered running for political office? Consider my conversation with commissioner Dan Saltzman your mini primer. What should you consider? Are there differences between running for local, state, or federal office? Are there differences between what makes a good political candidate and what makes a good politician? Are the answers different for women and men? What do political insiders look for when assessing who might be a successful political candidate?
What are psychedelics? Can they save lives? How is Rick Doblin, Founder and Executive Director of Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Medicine, turning psychedelics into life-saving medicine? Should you fear psychedelics, or should you fear living a life having never experienced them?
How to spin facts and data into storytelling genius...a peek inside the world of non-fiction television and film with Laura Fravel. Can you tell non-fiction stories in captivating ways and still stay married to the truth? With the blurred lines between reality television and reality, how can you tell what's real and what's not?
Venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur, and nice guy who happens to be my husband, Stephen Saltzman, provides a curious peek inside the world of venture capital and entrepreneurship. What's the difference between an idea, a business idea, and a fundable business idea?
Can animals have rights and still be dinner? Peek inside the hidden world of illegal horse slaughter, ritual animal sacrifice, fighting rings, and the massively inhumane treatment of animals, and see what Richard "Kudo" Couto and his Animal Recovery Mission teams are doing to stop it.
Director of the National UFO Reporting Center, Peter Davenport provides a curious peek at UFOlogy, the science of UFOs as evidence of extraterrestrial intelligent life. Learn what to look for and how to report UFOs. Statistics say they're out there. Reports say they're here. Curious?
Sipping cocktails with Jennifer Felberg and sharing actionable lessons in how to cultivate curiosity and how to use applied curiosity as a strategic tool for yourself, your family, and your company.
Location independence means that you can live and work from anywhere. First, you have to be curious enough to ask yourself, "What if?" Then, you have to be curious enough to sincerely answer. Today's episode with Laura Domela and Kevin Morris explores what it takes and what's it's like to live a location-independent lifestyle...on a boat.
So you love fantasy roll playing games like Dungeons & Dragons? Or you have less than zero interest? Either way, in this episode with Daniel Carter, you will find insights, actionable bits, life lessons, and fun. Tune in and elevate curiosity. Plus, this is the first ACLR episode embedded with a clue to a prize. Read the show notes, listen to the episode, write your answer in the comments. Welcome to the theater of the mind.
Why is wine so mysterious, magical, and sometimes intimidating? What are the most important things to know in order to enjoy wine without pretension and avoid being ripped off? Sommelier David LeClaire gives me, a brown drink drinker, a peek into the world of wine.
This is the official guide to traveling to Japan for the relentlessly curious. It contains opportunities for unusual adventures, uncommon advice, and curiosity-fueled insights. It's based on the latest Curiosity Quest.
Since the vast majority of what we say and do involves some attempt to influence, persuade, entice, arouse, sell, cajole, or convince, it's critically important that we know how to do it well. Brian Ahearn reveals the art and science of effective and ethical persuasion principles. Are you shouting and posting and wondering why others just don't get it? Do you ever try to convince anyone of anything? Tune it to learn exactly how you can do this more effectively.
Is retail dead? Maybe not. In this world of shrinking retail, perhaps curiosity is the answer. How can you create an amazing and unconventional customer experience? How do you identify trends? What is the future of fashion? And how can you find this hidden store that is Bodega?
What does it look like to stop and reveal your secret sexual desires...to your spouse? Is an open marriage a happier marriage? You may crinkle or raise your eyebrows, but this curious peek inside the world of polyamory, sex clubs, and swingers provides insights that can be applied way beyond what may seem obvious. Elevate curiosity.
Nearly 6 billion people eat meat. The vast majority of us have no idea about the journey from the grasslands to our gullets. This episode will change this. How do you identify bad meat at the grocery store? If you're a little uncomfortable with the reality of turning cattle into a summer BBQ, elevate curiosity, step outside your comfort zone, and gain insights that others miss. Live curiously.
Mpagi Kirumira's story unfolds in this interview, revealing insights and busting assumptions that many of us have about what it's like to try to save your life by escaping to the United States. The roles of curiosity and adventure are clear as we peek inside the life of this Ugandan human rights activist and his journey to becoming an asylum seeker in the US.
How confident are you that the Constitution protects you in the ways you think? Have you ever thought, "Is that even legal?" How private are your personal effects? Why should you care? Demystify the Constitution and see things other miss with Prof Kim Wehle.