# Samuel Brown

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What Coaching Air Force Pilots Taught Me About Real Performance — Sam Brown — #395

Samuel Brown, M.Ed., CSCS is a Cognitive Performance Specialist for the U.S. Air Force and a strength and conditioning professional who has worked everywhere from collegiate athletics to elite tactical units. Sam spends his days training Air Force pilots and aircrew who run on nicotine, caffeine, …

🗣️ Samuel Brown Unpacks 'Grow Through What You Go Through' 📚 | Insights on Leadership & Growth 💪

Join us in a conversation with National Speaker, Philanthropist, and Best-Selling Author Samuel Brown 🌟. We discuss his book, 'Grow Through What You Go Through,' exploring themes of personal growth 🌱, leadership 👨‍💼, and mindset 💭. Learn about the minor life tweaks that can bring significant change…

Professor Griff, Dr. Samuel Brown & Dr. C.R. Gibbs on AI, Entertainment, Youth and DC Statehood

Public Enemy's Professor Griff takes command of our classroom, offering exclusive insights into how AI is transforming the entertainment industry. Discover how these groundbreaking technologies are shaping the perspectives of our youth and influencing the future. Before Professor Griff, acclaimed a…

Joseph Smith Wrote In The Adamic Language... To HIDE Things!

Ryan Wood read the Joseph Smith Papers as they came out. Buried in the Revelation Books — the same books printers used for the Doctrine and Covenants — is a song given by the gift of tongues in the **Adamic / “pure” language**, then translated into English.With **Dr. Christopher Blythe** (Joseph Sm…

432: Mormons Encountering Death, Part 3

"People tend to die the way they've lived." So say two of the guests from different segments of this podcast. Both Dr. Samuel Brown, a medical school professor and doctor who specializes in intensive care medicine, and Philip McLemore, a longtime hospice chaplain, have experienced the deaths of man…

431: Mormons Encountering Death, Part 2

"People tend to die the way they've lived." So say two of the guests from different segments of this podcast. Both Dr. Samuel Brown, a medical school professor and doctor who specializes in intensive care medicine, and Philip McLemore, a longtime hospice chaplain, have experienced the deaths of man…

430: Mormons Encountering Death, Part 1

"People tend to die the way they've lived." So say two of the guests from different segments of this podcast. Both Dr. Samuel Brown, a medical school professor and doctor who specializes in intensive care medicine, and Philip McLemore, a longtime hospice chaplain, have experienced the deaths of man…

371: New Perspectives on Joseph Smith and "Translation"

As Richard Bushman mentions in this podcast episode, one of the very first things Joseph Smith did in announcing himself to the world was to take on the title of "translator." What an audacious thing, especially as Mormonism associates translation with the gift of seership, even proclaiming that "a…

264: Ordinances, Part 2

In the Doctrine and Covenants, we read that it is through ordinances that "the power of godliness is manifest" (D&C 84:20). There are many ways to read this scripture, various angles to take, and all of them are fruitful. In this two-part episode, Mormon Matters host Dan Wotherspoon and panelists S…

263: Ordinances, Part 1

In the Doctrine and Covenants, we read that it is through ordinances that "the power of godliness is manifest" (D&C 84:20). There are many ways to read this scripture, various angles to take, and all of them are fruitful. In this two-part episode, Mormon Matters host Dan Wotherspoon and panelists S…