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Elon Musk and Twitter Part 3 - Elon Relents on Remote Work

In this episode of The JJS Podcast, host James Lezcano analyzes Elon Musk's recent reversal on remote work and how it demonstrates that a broader acceptance of a remote-first future needs to happen sooner rather than later.  You can view the article about Musk's reversal here: https://www.seattle…

Leaving The Motorcycles Behind - Tom Medema

Why would anyone ride a motorcycle to an exotic location in a faraway place and then just leave the bike behind? To date, there are about 175 riders who have done just that. They’ve ridden these motorcycles on epic motorcycle adventures in which they traverse sand, mud, tough ground, through stream…

Podcast 513: Tom Medema from Rally for Rangers Returns

This week on our motorcycle podcast we are joined by Tom Medema, co-founder of the Rally for Rangers, which is the definition of philanthropic adventure. So what is it exactly? Rally for Rangers connects motorcycle enthusiasts passionate about discovering and protecting the world's special places w…

Ep 45: Tom Medema - Rally for Rangers: Empowering rangers with new motorcycles.

In this episode, I'm talking with Tom Medema. Tom is the Co-Founder of Rally for Rangers, whose mission is to protect the world's special places by empowering rangers around the world with new motorcycle equipment. Tom was born in Michigan in the United States, and developed a passion for national …

Ep. 65: Tom Medema, Rally for Rangers

Our guest on Episode 65 of the Rider Magazine Insider Podcast is Tom Medema, co-founder of Rally for Rangers, a nonprofit organization whose mission is “to protect the world’s special places by empowering rangers around the world with new motorcycles and equipment.” Rally for Rangers has provided 1…

Riding Some of the Toughest Terrain in the World: Mongolia

Some time back, we interviewed Tom Medema from Rally for Rangers, an organization that delivers motorcycles to rangers around the world, to help them safely and successfully protect parks from poachers, illegal tree cutting, manual mineral extractions, and other violations. When 71-year-old Lester…

Tom Medema, Associate Director of NPS, and Tim Merriman Talk Story on Reflections on Interpretation: Talking Story with Guides and Interpreters

Tom Medema, the Associate Director of Interpretation, Education, and Volunteers for the National Park Service (NPS), has had an inspiring career journey that began in Muskegon, Michigan. After earning both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees, Tom embarked on a 35-year adventure with the NPS, taking…

National Parks Traveler Podcast | Chief Storyteller

National parks provide us with so many services, from providing us with inspiration, allowing us to leave our stress behind for a few hours or a few days, offering a recreational outlet, and enabling us to pursue hobbies from photography to other artistic endeavors, and looking for wildlife. The …

Meet the Interlochen man organizing the nation's 250th birthday time capsule

How do you tell the story of a complicated country, for people you'll never meet? Hear our conversation with Interlochen resident Tom Medema, project manager for America's Time Capsule, part of the official celebration of the nation's semiquincentennial. The capsule will be buried in Philadelphia u…

What belongs in America's time capsule?

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, many of the ideas at the heart of the nation's founding — from freedom and representation to checks and balances — remain subjects of fierce public debate. This hour, we explore America's official time capsule and the artifacts Connecticut is sending into …