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The Aerostich Podcast With Mr. Subjective

Science EN ↓ 17 episodes

Aerostich’s Mr. Subjective has conversations with motorcycle riders, co-workers, friends, and acquaintances, along with reading Mr. Subjective blog posts.

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A Custom Made Life | Interview #3-Chris Canterbury 31.01.2025 1:05:48

The subject of the third interview of the Aerostich Podcast is an individual that we consider to be the real 'Most Interesting Man in the World'. Chris is the owner and founder of Boxer Metal and has extensive knowledge of BMW motorcycles, European vehicles, metal fabrication, and much more. To learn more about Chris, visit: - https://www.goinggoingwent.com/ - https://www.boxermetal.com/ -...

Blog Post #14: The State of AI: FFFFlaws In The Algorithm 26.08.2024 11:35

CHATGPT JAN 9 VERSION

Blog Post #13: Waypoints Along the Analog/Digital Divide 12.08.2024 8:14

Quantum Gravity Research Theory of Everything Aerostich 'EZ Brake Bleeder'

Blog Post #12: Read It And Weep 29.07.2024 6:05

Aerostich Pageable Catalog Aerostich R-3 Testing

Legalize Lane Splitting in Your State! Lessons From Minnesota's Success | Interview #2- Phil Stalboerger 25.07.2024 1:00:36

The subject of the second interview of the Aerostich Podcast is a fellow rider and full-time legislative lobbyist Phil Stalboerger. Phil shares his experiences as a rider growing up, his time and dedication within courtrooms, a life-changing accident, and how he used these experiences to advocate for the successful legalization of lane splitting in Minnesota, making it the 6th state to pass this l...

Blog Post #11: A Nearly Perfect Business Plan 15.07.2024 5:41

www.ridetowork.com

Blog Post #10: My Honda XR650L Story (Old-Guy Drivel) 01.07.2024 7:52

Box Fan Substack Essay Long Service Model Story

Blog Post #9: A Rebel with a (Hopeless) Cause 24.06.2024 8:29

‘The Path to Reducing Pedestrian Deaths Is Steep but Straight’

Blog Post #8: A Gear Arsenal, a Budget, and a Bat Cave 17.06.2024 8:11

This week's episode is a blog post reading from Aerostich's Mr. Subjective.

From Hooligan to Hero: One Everyday Riders Trip | Interview #1-Ethan Taylor 10.06.2024 1:00:40

The subject of Aerostich’s first video podcast is a fellow rider you’ll enjoy meeting. Ethan Taylor shares his journey from hooligan beginnings to becoming an everyday motorcycle rider with a moto-supportive wife and family. His is a well-told ‘everyman’ story which many riders and aspiring riders will likely identify with, and benefit from. Ethan is Mr. Subjective nephew-in-law, and we are gratef...

Blog Post #7. Old Guys Talking Motorcycles at a Tavern 08.04.2024 16:25

Industrial Fabricating Building: https://clydeironworks.com/history/

Blog Post #6. Rat Races, Paradoxes, and Other Stuff I don't Quite Know What Else to do With 01.04.2024 30:53

Links mentioned: https://www.aerostich.com/blog/rat-races-paradoxes-and-other-stuff-i-dont-quite-know-what-else-to-do-with/

Blog Post #5: Shortest Mr. Subjective Blog Post Ever 01.04.2024 2:07

Possibly the shortest Mr. Subjective podcast ever

Blog Post #4: A Serious Error in Judgement 01.04.2024 10:09

LOST Tim Macleod: https://www.tractionerag.com/lost-tim-macleod Jack London's "To Build a Fire": chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://americanenglish.state.gov/files/ae/resource_files/to-build-a-fire.pdf

Blog Post #3. Poetry Corner 01.04.2024 8:22

"Season of the Bike": https://aerostich.com/media/readings/2002Catalog/sotb.html Progressive "Season of the Bike" campaign video: https://www.weareninety6.com/poetry-of-motion

Blog Post #2. Side Notes - Small and Large 01.04.2024 6:59

Short Jumper Wire: https://www.aerostich.com/quiconnect-2-jumper-cord.html Aerostich Suits: https://www.aerostich.com/suits

Blog Post #1. How Food Science Is Like Transportational Science 27.03.2024 12:30

The harsh reality of ultra processed food - with Chris Van Tulleken: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QOTBreQaIk "Hill Street Blues": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJDQewSMB-E Short Essay: https://craftsmanship.net/throwaway-nation-americas-history-of-planned-obsolescence/ The Link Between Highly Processed Foods and Brain Health: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/04/well/eat/ultraprocess...