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Duncan Taylor: Two Pick Up Trucks and $10,000, to a World Leading Thoroughbred Dynasty (opens the original)
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Duncan Taylor grew up living and working with his brothers on a farm in Kentucky with their father and farm manager, Joe. In 1976, aged just 19, he cofounded a small broodmare horse boarding farm on a small piece of leased land. Over the next few decades, this small boarding operation would grow into Taylor Made Farm, spanning 1600 acres in the heart of Kentucky Horse Country. It has foaled and raised some of the horse racing's biggest stars. Taylor Made isn't just a horse farm — it's the larges
Special Agent Geoff Rice: Inside "1 October" at The Route 91 Harvest Festival, Las Vegas (opens the original)
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*Caution: sensitive material* In this episode we discuss the events of the tragic shootings that took place on October 1st, 2017 at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, as recalled by a member of the festival audience. Some people may find the content upsetting or triggering and we advise your consideration before listening. Our guest today has over 25 years of local and federal law enforcement experience. As a member of the US Secret Service he served on the Presidential Protective
Dr. Dan Buckland: To the Emergency Department and Beyond! Aerospace Engineer & Emergency Medicine Physician (opens the original)
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Today’s guest is Dr. Dan Buckland — an emergency physician and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine & Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and one of the leading thinkers at the intersection of human performance, medical risk, and space exploration. He has served as the Deputy Human System Risk Manager at NASA, helping shape how we keep astronauts healthy and safe on long‑duration missions. Dr Buckland is also a researcher in autonomy, robotics, and human‑factors
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