Episode
Short Stuff: Firewalking
15:39
Published: Wed Feb 02 2022
Description
It’s pretty amazing to see a human walk over a bed of hot coals – until you learn the physics beneath it. Then it’s just fairly impressive. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The hosts of a podcast cover practical topics such as buying vs. renting and maximizing income, but briefly discuss the religious significance of body suspension in various cultures.
00:00 - 04:34 (04:34)
Summary
The hosts of a podcast cover practical topics such as buying vs. renting and maximizing income, but briefly discuss the religious significance of body suspension in various cultures.
EpisodeShort Stuff: Firewalking
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Two friends discuss practical financial topics and the science behind firewalking, explaining how it's the result of good insulation that limits the amount of time feet come into contact with hot embers.
04:34 - 11:01 (06:27)
Summary
Two friends discuss practical financial topics and the science behind firewalking, explaining how it's the result of good insulation that limits the amount of time feet come into contact with hot embers.
EpisodeShort Stuff: Firewalking
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Science explains why firewalkers don't get burned as long as they follow certain precautions and have the right mindset.
11:01 - 13:57 (02:55)
Summary
Science explains why firewalkers don't get burned as long as they follow certain precautions and have the right mindset. Most fire walkers only have half a second of contact with the fire while walking briskly, which limits the heat transfer and keeps them safe.
EpisodeShort Stuff: Firewalking
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This podcast provides safety tips for firewalking, cautioning listeners to only use cherry or maple wood and to be mindful of the potential risks involved.
13:57 - 15:23 (01:25)
Summary
This podcast provides safety tips for firewalking, cautioning listeners to only use cherry or maple wood and to be mindful of the potential risks involved.