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Ep. 324 | Truth bombs galore

I ate an amazing cheeseburger over the weekend. The problem is, I found a long hair in it just as I was about to finish it. Is it wrong that I pulled out the hair, then finished the burger?Ladies with long fingernails freak me out for an odd, but for a logical reason.Imagine being on a rollercoaste…

#549: Penguins In My Shoes

Join us for the chilling mystery surrounding the ancient mummy known as Otzi, the Iceman. Unearthed from the icy depths of the Ötztal Alps, this 5,300-year-old relic presents an intriguing puzzle. Discover the strange and unexplained events that have occurred since Otzi's discovery and the perplexi…

The woman who spent 500 days in a cave: Self traumatization, Beatriz Flamini, Jordan Peterson - Resilient Freedom POdcast

#podcast #personaldevelopment #PTSD #mindset #trauma #resilience  Understanding Self-Inflicted Trauma and Ways to Overcome It In this podcast, the speaker discusses the intricate concept of self-inflicted trauma and uses the example of Beatrice Flamini, who spent 508 days in a cave in an attempt …

204. What Happens When You’re Cut Off From All Human Contact?

How is the brain affected by solitary confinement? How would you deal with being stranded on a deserted island? And do baby monkeys make the best therapists?    SOURCES: William Broyles Jr., screenwriter, journalism, and former U.S. Marine Corps officer. Beatriz Flamini, Spanish mountaineer. Crai…

The Woman Who Spent 17 Months in a Cave

Imagine living in complete darkness, deep underground, for 17 months—no sunlight, no people, just the echo of your thoughts. That’s exactly what happened to Beatriz Flamini, a Spanish climber and extreme sports enthusiast. She volunteered for a science experiment to see how isolation affects the hu…

Incredible Feats of Human Endurance

Welcome to the first episode of Ordinary Observations for 2025! Mark and Jack start the year as we mean to go on, with a few interesting stories of incredible human endurance. Mark runs us through the entire length of Africa with Hardest Geezer Russ Cook, who tore up the pavement all the way from S…

Ep. 324 | Truth bombs galore

I ate an amazing cheeseburger over the weekend. The problem is, I found a long hair in it just as I was about to finish it. Is it wrong that I pulled out the hair, then finished the burger?Ladies with long fingernails freak me out for an odd, but for a logical reason.Imagine being on a rollercoaste…

Ep. 324 | Truth bombs galore

I ate an amazing cheeseburger over the weekend. The problem is, I found a long hair in it just as I was about to finish it. Is it wrong that I pulled out the hair, then finished the burger?Ladies with long fingernails freak me out for an odd, but for a logical reason.Imagine being on a rollercoaste…

Ep. 324 | Truth bombs galore

I ate an amazing cheeseburger over the weekend. The problem is, I found a long hair in it just as I was about to finish it. Is it wrong that I pulled out the hair, then finished the burger?Ladies with long fingernails freak me out for an odd, but for a logical reason.Imagine being on a rollercoaste…

554 - Five Hundred Days In A Cave

This week we look at the weird history of competitive cave sitting (people seeing how long they can stay in a cave without contact with the outside world), culminating with Spaniard Beatriz Flamini's 2021 world record attempt to spend 500 days in a cave. Recorded live at the 2026 Melbourne Internat…