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I have to admit that I was intimidated to meet The Great Glen Heggstad. At the time I was working for another magazine and the editor had warned me against hero worship, but I fell prey to it... Visit our website at www.highslab.com for the whole story!

Do you know what movie the intro came from? This week finds circus boy BACK after his long podcasting hiatus. We join him on his trip to Seattle and get to meet Ray of Caffe Vita as well as a... Visit our website at www.highslab.com for the whole story!

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The freaks come out from all corners of Byron Bay, Lennox Head, Ballina and Brunswick Heads for stop 6 of Cult's hunt for Australia's best underground surf talent: the Get Your Freaks Out Tour. Stephen Walsh from Lennox Head took out the title of Far North New South Wales' biggest freak ahead of the likes of Luke Stickley, Yerin Brown, Johnny Abegg, Izen Darsana, Tommy Boucaut, Luke Archbald and a stack of others. head to www.cultindustries.com/freaksout for more...

Alaska HDTV Presents: Wrangell-St.Elias National Park Fly into remote area of Wrangell-St.Elias National Park for a two day adventure! Details on this show available at www.alaskahdtv.com Produced by: Perfect Blend Media, LLC Executive producer: Scott Slone Produced by Alaska HDTV at: www.alaskaHDTV.com Cheers, Scott Comments and feedback call +1 206.973.7469 or email alaskapodshow@gmail.com

Presented by: USA Triathlon JB Benna is an endurance athlete and an accomplished filmmaker. So it just makes sense that he would combine his passions to document some of the big names in the endurance sports world. His latest film is "Ultramarathon Man: 50 Marathons, 50 States, 50 Days" and will be in theatres July 31st. Today on Endurance Planet we talk with JB about his creations and his running. Play in Windows Media Play in RealPlayer Play mp3 stream Direct link to mp3 file Comments

Today I dip my toe into the Video Podcasting pool. I was lucky enough to secure one of the new Flip Video Cameras. This camera takes great video no matter what lighting you put it in (if you have... Visit our website at www.highslab.com for the whole story!

This year s Dunwich Dynamo was perfect: a dry, moonlit night, a tail wind and a hot sunny morning on the beach. Around 500 people enjoyed the sixteenth edition of the classic British night ride that covers some 120 miles (190 kilometres) through north east London, Essex and Suffolk. But you don t have to wait until the next Dunwich Dynamo on 4 July 2009 for a sublime overnight bicycle experience, as Grant Peterson of Rivendell Bicycle Works explains. Play on links below. Other file formats (e.g. Ogg Vorbis) here.

Click here to listen. Padraig Harrington came out the victor this week at the British Open, the third major winner of the year with an injury to do so, hiding under the radar of many who thought he could not win back-to-back major tournaments. Harrington concentrated his efforts on course management and the short game to overtake an unlikely favorite of the over-fifty set, namely Greg Norman, whose "foot-on-the-pedal" mentality cost him yet another win. It's a shame, though, that in 2007, Harrington thought so little of the Claret Jug he fought so hard to win he used it instead as a fill for swill! We hope that Harrington didn't do this again this year! This week Golf for Beginners internet broadcast discusses the mental clarity and forethought it takes to make it to the final round and persevere under treacherous conditions. Chris Wood found little pressure in his "surreal" situation and easily made his way to the 18th hole with a forward focus. Others like Phil Mickelson, always the optimist, may have stated that he hit the ball well but it was evident he was clearly disappointed as he had spent the prior week at the Scottish Open finding similar results. Perhaps the pressure of having to take Tiger Woods' place on the leaderboard made him falter? ***** Choosing your first driver without ever having hit one can be harrowing. We tell you what to look for in a driver and how to make the process easier! ***** I had my first competitive round with the ladies of the EWGA at Doral Arrowwood this past week and my play was far from pretty! Find out how I intend to take the three steps from playing to competing and finally to winning! ***** Finally, how many DQ's, withdrawals and mistakes will be had before Michelle Wie reads the Rules of Golf? Wie stepped outside of the scoring area after round two and a volunteer had to call her back into the tent for the infraction of one of the basic rules of golf...that is, she didn't sign her scorecard! Michelle knew that she forgot but felt that this was yet another time she could get off the hook with a shrug and a "sorry" claiming, "I thought it would be okay. It was an honest mistake." Her third round, which placed her squarely in contention for a Sunday showdown did not count. Perhaps Wie should have listened to our previous podcast where we discuss some of the most basic and overlooked regulations of the sport. Wie was disqualified. Unfortunately, it cost the LPGA a Sunday of high ratings and Michelle Wie her possible first win on the Tour. Michelle choked back tears looking for pity and said, "I don't know what happened to me." Should this rule have been overturned just this once for the benefit of the sport? Of course, once one of the Rules of Golf is slackened, it is only a matter of time before others follow suit. In our opinion, the Rules should be followed to the letter until a rule is changed for everyone. It isn't the first time something like this has occured and it surely won't be the last time. It is unfortunate incident for Wie but I'll bet she will never make this mistake again. Penalties will surely occur from a lack of concentration... Send your golf questions and comments to golfforbeginners@aol.com. Subscribe to our weekly podcast through this RSS feed:http://feeds.feedburner.com/golfforbeginners or through iTunes. Subscribe to our newsletter! Click Here to receive our archived podcasts and 100's of easy golf tips free! Check us out on MySpace! This podcast is supported by GolfCanadasWest.com 877-323-3633. Photo Credit: SI.com/AP, InGolfWeTrust.com.

Race highlights from the 3rd Fluidride Cup at Mt Hood. Feature the top five riders.

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Presented by: USA Triathlon Earlier this month we told you about Lisa Smith-Batchen's ambitious plan to run from Las Vegas to the start of the Badwater Ultramarathon and then complete the Badwater course, all in an effort to raise funds for AIDS orphans. You already heard the podcast in which she completed the 177 miles from Vegas to Badwater. Today on Endurance Planet we hear how she made her way from Badwater to the summit of Mount Whitney. To learn more about Lisa's incredible effort and her fundraising goals, check out her blog at http://lisasmithbatchen.blogspot.com/. Congratulations Lisa!! Play in Windows Media Play in RealPlayer Play mp3 stream Direct link to mp3 file Comments

Billabong Pro Jeffrey s Bay / July 10 - 20, 2008 / J-Bay, South Africa // DVD Teaser: The Path // Jack Johnson / Eisbach, Munich /// Billabong Pro Jeffrey s Bay July 10 - 20, 2008 / J-Bay, South Africa Five events done and dusted, four wins for Kelly Slater already. Welcome to shralp surf! episode 60. After Snapper, Bells and [...] read more

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I tracked down Frederic Choiniere. He's the film maker who presented his work at the pedicab workshop during the Towards car-free Cities Conference in Portland. Here's his film about the politics that swirl around New York's pedicab industry.

TJ Schiller explains the cork 900 lead mute in the pipe, now get out there and try it!

Frank Shorter is one of those rare living legends whose legacy is seen in every runner who seeks to better him or herself, and who runs with an infectious joy and passionâand sincerity. There are legends in our sport, as there should beâbut Frank Shorter is much more than a legend, he is an Olympian, a leader, a teacher, a good person and above all: a fellow runner. Show Links: http://rosaryarmy.com http://catholiccitywithzina.blogspot.com http://catholicfamilypodcast.com http://sqpn.com http://eshmultisport.podbean.com http://runrunlive.com http://www.worldwidehalf.com http://www.worldwideraces.blogspot.com http://zenrun10k.ning.com http://theextramilepodcast.blogspot.com http://www.austinhastings.com Fdip featured blog: http://theadventuresofjeneureka.blogspot.com The song Good as Goldâ by Admiral Twin http://www.admiraltwin.com The episode is sponsored by Audible.com Go to www.audiblepodcast.com/phedi for your free audiobook download

Presented by: USA Triathlon Once a Runner has been called a cult classic and one of the best running novels ever written. Now it has a sequel. Today on Endurance Planet we hear several excerpts from Again to Carthage from John L. Parker. The main character from Once a Runner, miler Quentin Cassidy, has grown older but still has hopes of giving it a go...this time in the marathon. Play in Windows Media Play in RealPlayer Play mp3 stream Direct link to mp3 file Comments

More street riding in the rougher parts of Caracas. But no one messes with Dhers in Venezuela. No one.

iPod It s a key area of wear and tear on a bike, and especially a big trailie - so replacing the steering head bearings is one of the essential jobs you ll have to come to grips with on a long trip, or just as a long-term owner. Pete s KTM 950 came back from South America with knackered steering head bearings, and in this episode we show how to remove the worn-out ones, pack the new ones with grease and install them. (more )

A quick DIY video of how to remove the barrel and hopup unit from a M14 airsoft electric gun (AEG). We used the AGM M14 in this video, but the Tokyo Marui model is just the same. Includes a very quick overview of how to swap the bucking and barrel.

In yet another in a series of podcasts from the Towards Car-free Cities Conference in Portland last June, we examine the transformational power of human fueled machines on the urban landscape. I recorded a workshop on Pedicabs with Steve Meyer of Main Street Pedi-cabs, Peter Meitzler of Manhattan Rickshaw, filmaker Fred Soignan, and Jonathan Magnes of PDX Pedicabs. Hat tip for the photo to cycleseven Download the mp3 or subscribe to Bikescape in itunes

On this installment of Road Show we have a chat with Ron Ayres of Ayres Adventures. Ayers has one of those great stories, the kind we love here at Road Show of lives being transformed by... Visit our website at www.highslab.com for the whole story!

Not all wounds happen on the battlefield. Some are not even physical. But all wounds need attention. Our brave military men and women overseas and their families report, time and time again, that the stress incurred during deployment is indescribable.

Barry is the highly acclaimed director of such classic American films as DINER, AVALON, WAG THE DOG, and RAINMAN, for which he won a 1988 Academy Award for Best Director.

3 time Re/Max long drive champ Sean “The Beast” Fister advises you to use your knowledge and experience with other sports to maximize your golf ball driving distance.

Click here to listen. There are golf fans and then there are those who come out of the woodwork just to see Tiger Woods blast the ball. These "Tiger enthusiasts" would not think of missing an event with Woods in the field but what happens now that the world's number-one player is out for the season? In relation to the British Open, sports agent Andrew “Chubby” Chandler claims that there will be, "zero economic impact" and that "he would have been the biggest show in town, but he would not have been the only show. Besides, most of the people there watching will be rooting for a British winner." Ernie Els, who kissed the coveted Claret Jug in 2002, believes that the Open is bigger than any one golfer, including Tiger Woods. "Although we will miss him, the game of golf is there and the Open Championship will be played whether Tiger is there or not, and I think that's what we've got to realize." Mickelson has smartly decided to focus his efforts not on the field but on Royal Birkdale. Learning how to take spin off, hit shots lower and play better in the wind has made Phil feel as if he is a solid contender at this year's Open Championship. And what about cocky Anthony Kim, the strutting response to the next Tiger Woods? Kim acknowledged, "I know if I give it everything I've got, I'll have a pretty good chance to contend." Besides discussion of our picks and pans for this year's Open Championship, Barry and I discuss LaFresh travel golf packs wondering whether all golfers will find them useful on the course. We also talk about Barry's introduction to GolfTEC and what he learned from his experience. Send your golf questions and comments to golfforbeginners@aol.com. Subscribe to our weekly podcast through this RSS feed:http://feeds.feedburner.com/golfforbeginners or through iTunes. Subscribe to our newsletter! Click Here to receive our archived podcasts and 100's of easy golf tips free! Check us out on MySpace! "Shiny Tech" courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)" This podcast is supported by Grand Bahama Vacations, 1-800-422-7466. Photo Credit: Tribune India, ClackamasReview.com

Presented by: USA Triathlon There's nothing that rubs endurance athletes more wrong than raw nipples. Today on Endurance Planet, a Bad Ben's Chronicles edition, we hear from the head trail nerd about how athletes can avoid chafing on those long training runs and races. Other resources: http://www.nipguards.com http://www.bodyglide.com/ http://www.2toms.com Play in Windows Media Play in RealPlayer Play mp3 stream Direct link to mp3 file Comments

Celebrating Bastille Day and the first week of Le Tour De France plus a discussion of civilised streets with Louise Duggan, streets advisor at the UK s Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE). Just six days until this year s Dunwich Dynamo . Play on links below. Other file formats (e.g. Ogg Vorbis) over here.