Episode 3: Ready, Set, Go!

Episode 5: Agile is the Mind that Runs with Dogs

Today James Reed, co-host of the Science Night Podcast, takes a turn at stirring the pot. He sat down with another co-host of the Science Night Podcast, Dr. Steffi Diem, to talk about her second life as a competitive dog agility trainer. Settle in as she tells you about the journey that took her from finding an outlet for a restless pet to competing for a world championship in Madrid, and what exactly dog snooker is. Our Guest: By day, Dr Diem is an assistant professor at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison’s Engineering Physics Dept. and Principal Investigator at the Pegasus-III fusion energy experiment. In her spare time she practices and competes in dog agility training with her furry friends: Dangerboat,Inara, and Starbuck. She’s also an amazing science communicator, which you can hear on her podcast Science Night. Credits: Hosted, edited and mastered: James Reed Music: Smokey’s Lounge by TrackTribe | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALNf7YM2pEGJvIHf1zxftA| [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALNf7YM2pEGJvIHf1zxftA%7C] Standard YouTube License Additional sound effects by James Reed

Episode 4: Gaming, E-Sports, and IGL

This week I'm joined by a very special guest: Tnow, the Co-Comissioner of IGL (Indy Gaming League)! IGL is a recreational gaming league that features players of all skill levels from all over the world. They arrange tournements and circuits for games like Rocket League, Apex Legends, Super Smash Bros, and more! We talk about the origin of IGL, the day-to-day responsibilities of the Co-Comissioner, as well as the future of E-Sports and how COVID-19 has affected E-Sports for better or worse. This is an exciting interview that you don't want to miss! This episode brought to you by the Riverpower Podcast Network. You can find all of the following shows on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Pocketcasts, and wherever else you listen: Pulp! from Beyond the Veil Too Many Hats Windsor Live Science Night The Shiny Podcast

Episode 3: Ready, Set, Go!

Odds are you've heard of chess and checkers, but did you know there is a widely popular board game that has remained mostly unchanged for thousands of years? It may not be as popular in the west, but Go (aka, Baduk, Igo, and Weiqi) boasts a huge following all over Asia and in many cities here in the States. I sat down with Andrew Okun--the President of the American Go Association--over Zoom to ask him some questions about the game. Hosted and edited by Cody Sullivan, and produced in part by the Riverpower Podcast Mill. (you can try playing Go yourself at https://www.cosumi.net/en/ [https://www.cosumi.net/en/])

Episode 2: Why be Sweet when you can be Sourdough?

On this episode of The Stone Soup Podcast, I am joined by my good friend, Shelbi Aris! Among many other talents, Shelbi is a baking enthusiast and veritable sourdough expert. I wanted to ask her about how she got into baking, and why sourdough. Then taking that conversation a step further, I wanted to know why sourdough has become so popular during the quarantine-times we are living in. Tune in to hear her insight! Hosted by Cody Sullivan Editing and Mastering by Cody Sullivan and Christopher Goulet Produced by the Riverpower Podcast Mill network, Windsor VT

Episode 0: Welcome to the Stone Soup Podcast

The parable of "stone soup" appears throughout history and in multiple cultures across the globe. In this "Episode 0," learn about what stone soup is, and how it became the spark for creating this non-fiction podcast series. Written by Cody Sullivan Produced by Riverpower Podcast Mill Music: Outsider by Myuu | https://soundcloud.com/myuu [https://soundcloud.com/myuu] Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com [https://www.free-stock-music.com] Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US]