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Politically High-Tech

A podcast with facts and opinions on different topics like politics, policy, technology especially AI, spirituality and development! For this podcast, development simply means tip, product and/or etc. can benefit humanity. This show aims to show political viewpoints and sometimes praises/criticizes them. He is a wildcard sometimes. For Technology episodes, this show focuses on products (mostly AI) with pros, cons and sometimes give a hint of future update. For Development episodes, the podcast

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324- How To Make Dyslexia A Superpower With Russell...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/17

Send us a text We challenge how schools handle dyslexia and show a faster, cheaper path that uses the brain’s strengths to build real reading and writing. From kindergarten screening to AI-ready research skills, we lay out a plan any district and family can use right now. • personal journey from exclusion to evidence-based results • early screening in kindergarten and why timing matters • simple writing method: word analysis then articulation • motivation through specialty interests and audi...

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69:42

323- AI, Dating, And Vibes With Eric McHugh

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/16

Send us a text We examine how incentives broke mainstream dating apps and how an AI matchmaker that learns from both people can realign dating around outcomes. The talk widens to data ownership, crypto marketplaces for real-world collectibles, and a spiritual lens on algorithms, feedback, and growth. • AI-generated tags from real digital footprints • Matching that learns from both sides of a chat • Why swipe-first models skew the marketplace • Date planning, debriefs, and constructive feedba...

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61:20

322- Quiet Power Plays: Fighting Bad Bureaucracy with...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/13

Send us a text We trace how a misclassification by New York’s DEC snowballed into media damage, lost tenants, and a fight to restore due process. Julian shares the legal roadmap he’s using—Article 78, TROs, and FOIL—to check agency overreach and updates his Smithsonian case. • DEC’s legitimate role versus ideological overreach • Dry-cleaner chemicals PCE and TCE and migration risk • Conflicted reports and a 2017 letter that misclassified the property • Statutory notice requirements and due p...

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62:14

321- Modern Money, No BS with Stoy Hall

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/10

Send us a text We push past basic budgeting and dig into the modern family office, money emotions, and the definition of true wealth, with guest Stoy Hall sharing candid insights and practical steps. We also trace how policy and market games affect real households and how to respond with clarity. • redefining a family office for real households • money memories driving adult choices • using emotion as data in financial planning • why custom plans stick and templates fail • systemic barriers ...

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32:29

320- Mamdani, NYPD, And The Surveillance City

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/09

Send us a text I weigh Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral win against NYPD’s surveillance muscle and ask whether a progressive platform can work with Jessica Tisch’s hard-data approach. Then we react to another GTA 6 delay and debate whether a $20,000 home robot is help or a privacy hazard. • mandate from a three-way race and decision to keep Jessica Tisch • scope of NYPD surveillance and post‑9/11 legacy • warrants, oversight, and data retention limits as safeguards • protests, campus security, and p...

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70:45

319- Common Ground, Not Common Enemies with Nathan...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/11/08

Send us a text We confront tribal habits, set aside ego, and explore how to disagree without scorched-earth rhetoric. Nathan Smolensky shares tools for curiosity, active listening, and clear messaging, plus a realistic path for independents in a system built for two. • defining the problem of outrage-first politics • using curiosity to lower defenses • active listening as a repeatable habit • balancing humility with confidence in your voice • replacing coded language with clear, simple words...

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57:08

318-Rethinking Higher Education with Sheldon Greaves

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/27

Send us a text We dig into guerrilla scholarship with Dr. Sheldon Greaves, exploring how independent learners can recreate the best parts of academia without the bureaucracy. We share practical tools, stories of underground universities, and a sober view of AI’s promise and limits. • defining guerrilla scholarship and why it matters now • academia’s incentive traps and the credential vs qualification gap • accreditation gatekeeping and absurd rejections of real expertise • models from histor...

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67:58

317- Who Owns Ideas When Machines Create Them with...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/26

Send us a text We turn a rough founder setback into a bigger lesson on resilience, then map where AI is actually headed: agent coders, wild generative video, IP fights, outages that prove why decentralization matters, and a bumpy creative economy that needs smarter transitions. • converting anger into productive energy • founder vision, community drift, and the why • generative video hype, satire, and line-crossing • copyright, fair use, and overreach risks • AI coding agents, tool orchestra...

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31:40

316- Gerrymandering’s New Map War Across States

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/25

Send us a text NYC’s mayoral odds point to a clear front-runner while policy reality narrows to what can actually pass, led by a likely rent freeze. We then widen to the redistricting fights shaping Congress, ballot measures that set the rules, and why census math outruns slogans. • betting odds place Mandani far ahead • rent freeze seen as most viable policy • execution and board appointments as gatekeepers • Cuomo gains after Adams exits while Sliwa splits votes • gerrymandering strategies...

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65:31

315- Calling Out Cowardice With A Feather with Carew...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/20

Send us a text We push back on outrage culture and political hypocrisy with a low-tech symbol: the yellow feather. Carew Papritz joins us to share how shame, gratitude, and small acts of courage can restore integrity in public life, alongside stories from The Legacy Letters and life on the border. • why the yellow feather calls out bully cowards without violence • how The Legacy Letters teaches responsibility, humility, and truth • why gratitude and reading build civility in a distracted cul...

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80:19

314- When Creativity Meets Code, Dating Gets Honest...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/19

Send us a text We explore how a musician and IT pro built a dating card game to fight shallow swipes, why documentation and empathy matter in tech, and how creative autonomy fuels a sustainable career. Candid talk on remote work, culture fit, politics, and spiritual resilience keeps it real. • breaking dating stereotypes with courageous questions • how Dating Assassins works and why “pass” protects consent • lessons from testing prompts across real dates and workplaces • documentation, monit...

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99:05

313- Can Stories Heal A Divided Nation? with Teri M...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/18

Send us a text We sit with author and podcaster Teri M. Brown to explore how fiction builds empathy, why Ukraine’s past matters to the present, and how to argue without hate. We challenge media echo chambers, defend real free speech, and make the case for reading widely as an antidote to doomscrolling. • the meaning behind Sunflowers Beneath the Snow • 2014 as the overlooked precursor to 2022 • focusing on people over punditry • correcting errors and valuing accuracy • free speech versus thr...

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57:29

312- Retirement, Awakening, and a New Path for Gen...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/13

Send us a text We bring on Queen Michelle, a retired teacher who left the work–pay–bills loop, awakened abroad in Mexico, traced her roots to Guinea-Bissau, and built a consciousness curriculum for Generation Alpha. We explore time as the real currency, healing generational trauma through ancestry, and how AI can help teach inner life skills. • escaping the matrix of work and time • moving to Mexico and spiritual awakening • designing a practical guide for moving abroad • caregiving and refr...

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65:16

311- From Deeds to Data: Michael Butler on Safer,...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/12

Send us a text We sit down with St. Louis Recorder of Deeds Michael Butler to unpack how AI can make government faster and safer without cutting people, and to map the long game of Missouri politics where policy wins often outpace party wins. The throughline is mission over personality—use tech to serve residents and organize for durable change. • why back-office AI beats shiny chatbots • human-in-the-loop workflows for records and filings • shifting roles without cutting pay • fixing servic...

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65:19

310-War, Wires, and What We Missed With Pete A Turner

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/10/11

Send us a text A combat spy turned podcaster joins us to unpack Iraq’s hard lessons, Hamas’s information war, and why stability begins with water and power—not press releases. We also share practical advice on building a durable podcast, taking tough feedback, and investing in a life you actually want. • Evolving the show through specific listener feedback • Pete A. Turner’s Gen X roots and fieldcraft • Iraq’s failures of execution vs projects that “brief well” • Electricity, water, and legi...

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76:29

309- Intuitive Healing: Discovering Your Body's...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/09/29

Send us a text The wisdom of the body contains powerful secrets that can lead to profound healing when we learn to listen and respond to its language. • Our bodies communicate through sensations, pains, and feelings that signal deeper emotional and energetic imbalances • Every experience and trauma in our lives impacts our physical health and creates patterns in our body • The human body consists of multiple energy layers—the physical, etheric (memory), and astral (emotional) bodies • ...

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49:54

308-Preserving Legacies Through AI-Powered...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/09/28

Send us a text Peyton Wilfrey joins us to discuss All Tales, his innovative platform making book creation accessible and affordable for everyone through AI assistance while preserving meaningful stories. • Recently launched all-in-one book creation platform streamlining writing, illustration, formatting, and printing • Motivated by desire to create legacy and preserve family stories for future generations • Tackles the problem of expensive book creation that typically costs thousands of doll...

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48:10

307- America's Oligarchic Two-Party System: A Deep...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/09/27

Send us a text Jose Alberto "El Nino" Nino joins us to discuss the fundamental flaws in America's political and economic systems and why traditional partisan labels are becoming increasingly obsolete. We explore how money has corrupted our political process and turned our economy into a casino-like system that requires many losers to sustain a few winners. • America's political system has evolved into an oligarchy where running for office requires millions of dollars • The financial barrier ...

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68:52

306- Weight Beyond Calories with Evan Nadler

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/09/22

Send us a text Dr. Nadler explains why the calories in/calories out approach to weight loss is fundamentally flawed and how our bodies actively resist weight loss through metabolic adaptation. He shares insights from his 20+ years as a pediatric surgeon performing bariatric surgery on children. • Diets typically result in only 5-7% body weight loss even with intensive effort • Human bodies evolved to retain weight as a survival mechanism, not lose it • Genetics plays a major role in obesity,...

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62:03

305- The Power of Ignorance: Unlocking Innovation...

Politically High-Tech ·

2025/09/21

Send us a text Alan Gregerman challenges conventional wisdom about innovation, revealing how companies consistently misunderstand and misapply creative processes, hampering their potential for breakthrough thinking. • Most organizations approach innovation backward by gathering employees in conference rooms rather than encouraging exploration outside the office • The "99% rule" shows throughout history most innovations have been adaptations of existing ideas or observations from nature • Cro...

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