Spent another excellent day at Europa-Park 🎢
Spent another excellent day at Europa-Park 🎢
Episode 105 "SBNO" released this weekend and it's available at https://sidefriction.com or your favorite podcast platform.
🌶️🔥 Capsaicin, the compound that makes #peppers spicy, hijacks your nervous system by binding to the TRPV1 receptor – the same alarm your body uses to detect actual damage.
Through repeated exposure, your #brain learns the sensation is harmless and under your control, transforming pain into pleasure through a mechanism similar to why people enjoy scary #movies and #rollercoasters.
#neuroscience #food #science #biology #learning #psychology #culture #history
Episode 104 "End of America" released this weekend and aside from the normal news coverage Bob shares his experience visiting Six Flags America on it's last ever operating day. If you haven't listened yet you can find it at https://sidefriction.com or on you favorite podcast platform.
In which we inject some novelty again and the general smarts and breadth of appeal go down. This park's lovely to look at though
Episode 102 "Kelce and the Moose" released Saturday night and if you haven't listened yet you can find it at https://sidefriction.com or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode 101 "Small Parks, a Sweatshirt and Some Chickens" released this weekend. You can find it at https://sidefriction.com or on your favorite podcast platform.
I don't think there's a good reason to keep doing this and that's why I'm doing it #redemptionarc #kingsisland #rollercoasters #themeparks https://youtu.be/wSCDifwskQg
It's finally here. Episode 100 "Do a Line, Get In Line" just released. Thank you for everyone that has been listening weekly. We've brought together everyone who has played a part in getting here to join in this week's conversation.
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We just got done recording our 100th episode! We brought everyone back from Coaster Talk and Side Friction and had a blast.
Saturday night you'll get to hear not only from Greg, Ryan, and Bob but also Steph, James and Timmy.
Here's to another hundred!
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Rutschebanen at Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, which I believe is currently the second-oldest operating #rollercoaster in the world, opened 1914.
This is a side-friction coaster, which means it has no upstop wheels holding it vertically to the track (one of the first to have them was Jack Rabbit at Seabreeze which I rode earlier this year), and this one also has a brake operator who rides on a jump seat in the middle of the train.
It's a good ride that actually gives little pops of airtime on some of the drops, remarkably given the mechanics of it (aside from the train having no upstop wheels, the brake operator basically has no restraint either, so obviously it couldn't give too much). I love the old-school rockwork and many dark tunnels too.
Episode 98 "Not the Fountain!" released this weekend. You can find it at https://sidefriction.com or on your favorite podcast platform. RSS is available as well in our profile or at our website.
Episode 97 "The Ride is Out There" released this weekend. Airtime Myke joins Bob and Ryan in a very strange episode. It's the longest episode yet but potentially one of the most thought provoking. Check it out at https://sidefriction.com or on your favorite podcast platform.
#AmusmentParks #RollerCoasters #ThemePark #ConspiracyTheory #Podcast
Episode 95 "Show Me the Weather" released this weekend and is available at https://sidefriction.com and on your favorite podcast platform or via RSS. We talk about Disney, the new ACE documentary, some random smaller stories and, of course, the latest in the saga of Six Flags.
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Last Saturday episode 94 "Electric Mayhem" released and if you haven't listened already you can find it on your favorite podcast platform or at https://sidefriction.com
Even with the annoying nods to the fake museum this was a really great documentary that I highly recommend.