# Brian Cathcart
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brian cathcart (born 26 October 1956) is an Irish-born journalist, academic and media campaigner based in the United Kingdom. He is professor of journalism at Kingston University London and in 2011 was a founder of Hacked Off, which campaigns for a free and accountable press. His books include Were You Still Up for Portillo?
538: Breif History of RTF and Cantina For The Con
Tyler gives a brief history lesson on how the Cantina for the Con started. The Cantina pretty much forced the start of the Rubicon Trail Foundation and brought about lots of great work for the trail. Because of the huge success the event has had it actually got too large for the Spillway where it u…
539: Is There Any Wheeling In Sight For the Snail Boys??
Both Tyler and Jimmy had family stuff going on the past weekend. Jimmy had a bounce house water slide that wore out all the kids, and Tyler got moving on baby proofing the house since Reid is now mobile. Plus updates on the gift boxes and give aways currently going on, and some listener license pla…
540: Whats Better An Older Rig Or A New Vehicle For Offroading
What are the advantages of getting a new vehicle versus getting an older rig when you are going to make an off-road monster? When and what makes it worth it to get a newer capable rig over getting an older one that might need some more custom work? Are the cookie-cutter builds good enough?
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541: Jimmy Finally Completed Hell Hole
The Hell Hole Trail isn't extremely difficult but there is one section that is really hard. Jimmy claims it is as difficult as the hardest part on little sluice on the Rubicon Trail. He wheeled down to this section five years ago but had to turn around due to time and the buddy he was with wasn't g…
542: Justin From Factor 55 Myth Busts Common Recovery Strategies
Justin from Factor 55 and Warn Industries joins Tyler and Jimmy on the podcast to discuss new products coming out from Factor 55 and debunk some common recovery myths. Justin tells us about their new Hammer Strap designed specifically for recovering in the rocks, and the Happer Loop which is made f…
41. Blue Peacock: The Nuclear Bomb Heated by Live Chickens
Two Cold War weapons programs that sound invented and aren't. Project Blue Peacock was Britain's plan to bury ten atomic landmines on the North German Plain, designed at Fort Halstead in Kent and ordered by the Army Council in July 1957. Operation Popeye was the American cloud-seeding campaign flow…
Particle Accelerators
Misha Glenny and guests discuss the machines that are described as the world’s largest experiments: Particle Accelerators. A famous example of a Particle Accelerator is the Large Hadron Collider, a device which stretches for nearly 30km, deep beneath the ground in a tunnel between France and Switze…
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