Podcasts by Take It From Me
These are the people who took a hard left. Traded in their chips and changed their minds – all in the name of fresh air. And to get inside the minds of these enterprising misfits, we are letting them interview each other. Each week, teacher becomes student, interviewee becomes interviewer, grasshopper becomes… bigger grasshopper.
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Ep. 7 | Take It From Gregory Crichlow from 2018-03-22T15:58:29
Mo Beck heads to Gregory Crichlow's bike shop, Chocolate Spokes, to talk with Gregory about his transition from architect to bike builder and small business owner.
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Ep. 6 | Take It From Mo Beck from 2018-03-22T15:50:56
Allen Lim and Mo Beck (and her 3-legged puppy) chat about Mo's dedication to adaptive climbing and how she doesn't take no for an answer.
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Ep. 5 | Take It From Allen Lim from 2018-03-22T15:45:59
Giselle Cesin heads to Allen Lim's "lab" (aka: his kitchen) to learn more about how he founded his sports nutrition company and the many hurdles he had to jump to get where he is today.
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Ep. 4 | Take It From Giselle Cesin from 2018-03-22T15:29:15
Sarah Uhl and Giselle Cesin go on a hike and talk about Giselle's dedication to climbing some of the tallest peaks in the world.
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Ep. 3 | Take It From Sarah Uhl from 2018-03-22T15:15:51
Phil Taylor heads to the mountains to meet Sarah Uhl and hear about Sarah's journey from professional cyclist to full-time artist.
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Ep. 2 | Take It From Phil Taylor from 2018-03-21T17:18:50
Brendan Leonard meets Phil Taylor at a small farm to talk about Phil's dedication to sustainable food systems.
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Ep. 1 | Take It From Brendan Leonard from 2018-03-21T16:17:18
Brendan Leonard hates running. Which is why it was surprising when he signed up for a 100-mile race with his best friend. Not only did he figure out how to run 100 miles, he made a Listen
Ep. 1 | Take It From Brendan Leonard from 2018-03-21T16:17:18
Brendan Leonard hates running. Which is why it was surprising when he signed up for a 100-mile race with his best friend. Not only did he figure out how to run 100 miles, he made a Listen