Useful Possibilities
Promoting quality content that cracks open the mind and sparks curiosity.
Standing Cyclist presents Useful Possibilities (UP), spotlighting extraordinary teachers and leaders, athletes and activists, researchers and writers, filmmakers and engineers, and their groundbreaking projects.
UP recognizes individuals and teams who raise awareness and drive innovation in areas such as health and wellness, environmental science, spirituality, personal growth, and human rights.
We celebrate those who promote unity, tolerance, respectful collaboration, mindful living, and the [responsible] use of technology, social media, and modern marketing tools.
Honoring people and content that inspire us to be the very best versions of ourselves.
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- Climate Change
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- Documentaries
- Environmentalism
- Exploration
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- Meditation
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- Motivation
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- Physical Training
- Podcasts
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- Wellness
Michael Pollan May Change Your Mind
Discover the transformative power of psychedelics in Netflix's docuseries How to Change Your Mind, hosted by renowned author Michael Pollan. This visually stunning series explores the history, science, and potential healing benefits of substances like LSD, psilocybin, MDMA, and mescaline. Each episode delves into their use in treating mental health issues such as PTSD and depression, blending compelling personal stories with cutting-edge research. With its focus on possibilities for healing and self-discovery, How to Change Your Mind is an enlightening exploration of the human mind and its untapped potential.
Blood Road Film Featuring Rebecca Rusch
Discover the journey of a lifetime in Blood Road. Embark on a powerful journey with cyclist Rebecca Rusch in the critically acclaimed documentary Blood Road. This visually stunning and emotionally charged film follows Rusch as she pedals 1,200 miles along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, uncovering the story of her father, a U.S. Air Force pilot lost during the Vietnam War. More than just a cycling adventure, Blood Road dives deep into themes of resilience, forgiveness, and the lasting impacts of war. With breathtaking cinematography and heartfelt storytelling, it’s a film that connects past and present, weaving together personal triumph and shared history. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or a seeker of inspiring stories, Blood Road promises to move and inspire.