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Sheep Castration and Animal Husbandry on Dirty Jobs
10:10 - 17:38 (07:27)
Mike Rowe of the TV show "Dirty Jobs" talks about the humane and old-fashioned ways of castrating sheep on a ranch, and how animal husbandry was an important component of the show. He also discusses challenging the expertise of experts and the importance of doing honest television that is both entertaining and informative.
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The speaker shares a personal anecdote about being asked to speak at an event and struggling with what to say before the event.
10:10 - 12:06 (01:55)
Summary
The speaker shares a personal anecdote about being asked to speak at an event and struggling with what to say before the event.
ChapterSheep Castration and Animal Husbandry on Dirty Jobs
Episode#157: The Importance of Being Dirty: Lessons from Mike Rowe
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Mike Rowe talks about his experience exploring sheep docking and artificial insemination in animal husbandry for Dirty Jobs, and highlights the importance of these practices in food production.
12:06 - 15:10 (03:04)
Summary
Mike Rowe talks about his experience exploring sheep docking and artificial insemination in animal husbandry for Dirty Jobs, and highlights the importance of these practices in food production.
ChapterSheep Castration and Animal Husbandry on Dirty Jobs
Episode#157: The Importance of Being Dirty: Lessons from Mike Rowe
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Mike Rowe describes the old-fashioned and the humane modern way of castrating sheep with rubber bands.
15:10 - 16:17 (01:06)
Summary
Mike Rowe describes the old-fashioned and the humane modern way of castrating sheep with rubber bands. The old-fashioned way involves pulling the scrotum out and cutting the tip, while the modern way involves using a rubber band resulting in detachment after three days.
ChapterSheep Castration and Animal Husbandry on Dirty Jobs
Episode#157: The Importance of Being Dirty: Lessons from Mike Rowe
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
In this podcast, Mike Rowe challenges the primacy of experts and talks about the possibility of doing honest television that is both disgusting and intelligent in a tertiary way.
16:17 - 17:38 (01:20)
Summary
In this podcast, Mike Rowe challenges the primacy of experts and talks about the possibility of doing honest television that is both disgusting and intelligent in a tertiary way. He also talks about his ability to perform impromptu, which he attributes to his experience on Dirty Jobs where he insisted upon no second takes.