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Bend Into Balance: Interview with Tommy Ford - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Shortly after learning how to walk, Tommy Ford began skiing at the mere age of two. It was “on the backs of my parents going up the chair” at Mt. Bachelor where he first discovered his life’s passion and vocation that later led him to three Olympic Games, several World Cups and World Championships, and crowned him as a 10-time National Champion. His parents, Mark and Mary Ellen Ford, are both former ski racers and coaches, and both sets of grandparents taught themselves how to ski. Yet, despite
Bend into Balance: Nathaniel Perullo & John O'Sullivan - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Bend is not short of incredible athletes, nor amazing coaches and transformational leaders. Nathaniel Perullo, 2025 Under 19 National Boulder Champion of the U.S., and John O’Sullivan, founder of Changing the Game Project, are two top examples. Both shared profound reflections on the role of youth sports, intrinsic motivation and the value of a “multi-movement childhood.” Excerpts from the podcast with Nathaniel Perullo (quotes are abridged for print version): Adriana Mariño: When you’re not cli
Bend into Balance: Interview with Dr. Kevin Jones of Flow Wellness - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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In 2010, I traveled with a small film crew to Monterey, Mexico to meet Manuel Uribe for a documentary on obesity I was directing for National Geographic. At that time, he was 44 years old and held the Guinness Record as the heaviest man alive at 597 kilos or 1,320 pounds. For the last 13 years, Manuel had been living on an aged queen-sized mattress where he was restricted to perform all his daily activities and bodily functions. Manuel could not get up from that 60×80-inch bed. It was not only d
Bend into Balance: Willis Mitchell of the Loving Fungi - The Source - Bend, Oregon (opens the original)
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Willis Mitchell’s passion for mushrooms does not go unnoticed. His eyes light up as he enthusiastically explains why he has devoted his life’s work to this remarkable kingdom. During our podcast conversation, he mentioned that fungi are more closely related to humans than to plants — a statement that immediately piqued my curiosity. Rather than belonging to the plant kingdom, fungi occupy their own unique biological kingdom and share a distant common ancestor with animals — including humans — da
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