In this episode, I discuss the current challenges facing the games industry, including significant job losses, studio closures and the impact of rising costs and market saturation. I share insights from conversations with industry veterans and offer practical advice for navigating these turbulent times. The discussion also touches on the future of the industry, including potential recovery and the importance of networking and visibility for everyone in the industry.Chapters:00:00 The Turbulent State

“You have a moral duty to yourself to go after the thing—even if you have to go alone at first.” In this episode, writer and blogger Alex Joonto joins from the border of Spain and Portugal, where he’s about to move into a new countryside home. He shares how writing has always been both his calling and his rebellion—leaving university against the advice of his family, diving into technical writing, and now pursuing life as a full-time author. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU,

Insurance News Brief with Michael JansIn less than 7 minutes, Michael Jans delivers the week’s must-know news for serious Insura-Preneurs. Underwriting profit triples in 2025. UnitedHealthcare slashes Medicare agent commissions. Global cat losses surge to $80B. AI governance shifts from optional to mandated (24 states onboard). Liability costs continue their relentless climb. M&A activity heats up with World, Duffy, and Everpeak on the move. Short. Timely. Actionable. Stay future-proof in a

Too often, HVAC system maintenance is thought of purely in mechanical terms—inspections, repairs, replacements. But as Colin Trudo, General Manager at BMS CAT in Charlotte, points out, cleaning is just as critical and should be treated as a dedicated budget line item, not an afterthought.In this episode of Critical Response Stories, Colin explains why facilities teams should consistently set aside funds for cleaning and maintenance focused specifically on system cleanliness. Dirty components make

Hypernomics, or Multidimensional Economics (ME) is an empirical field focused on plotting market dots to solve unseen problems. It rejects the Law of Supply and Demand and Neoclassical assumptions in favor of the "Law of Value and Demand". This central law links Value (sustainable price based on features) and Demand (quantity sold) in dual states . Analysis uses the Four-Dimensional Coordinate System (Features, Currency, Quantity). Techniques like Market Mapping and Financial Cat Scans enable

Doja Cat BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.The past few days for Doja Cat have been a masterclass in pop spectacle meets strategic business moves. She stole headlines at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards by hitting the red carpet in a big-haired, pastel mini dress straight out of the 1980s, sending social media into a nostalgic spiral with fans dubbing her “Doja Parton” thanks to a Dolly-inspired blonde mane and retro styling. But it wasn’t just her look—she had everyone talking when she appeared to

This week we’re hanging out with Kevin and Dulce, owners of Bevel Coffee. We get into their journey of owning a coffee company. How it came from a negative business experience that over time and hard work has grown into an opportunity that fosters life in a community.Ultimately their story shines a light on the power of connections, and what’s possible by showing up and asking questions. They are rad people doing great things! Check it out. 🔖 Chapters – 02:42 Hey Hello 04:30 The Story of Bevel

GigCapital8 Corp. completes a successful IPO with plans to pursue business combinations in various sectors. Lantern Pharma and Red Cat Holdings leverage AI for drug development and drone technology, respectively. Trident Zoetic expands its leadership team to drive innovation in rare earths, quantum computing, and clean energy. Additionally, Deloitte faces challenges with AI errors, while Micropolis Holding partners with NVIDIA to enhance its robotics development. ESGold Corp. focuses on responsible

Ready to fall in love with your business again? This week, host Karl Pontau sits down with Cupid Hayes, the "Guardian Angel of Brand," who's spent 30+ years transforming how businesses connect authentically with their audiences.Why you'll love this episode:Discover why branding is the "steak, not the sizzle" in our Instagram-obsessed worldLearn the inspiring story of how one college student's tabby cat costume hobby became a Disney careerMaster Cupid's "Aim for Authenticity" process: Brand + Story +

Today’s episode features an inspiring conversation with Matt Aitchison, a true example of resilience and growth in the world of real estate and entrepreneurship. Matt is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, and host of the Millionaire Mindcast podcast. His journey—from flipping his first “cat house” in his early twenties using 100% other people’s money to building a diversified portfolio of shopping centers, hotels, medical offices, and mobile home parks—is a masterclass in persistence, creativity,

After getting the red-carpet treatment at the UN in New York last week, the former al-Qaeda fighter who now leads Syria is about to hold an election. But is Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, really about to transition the country into democracy? Or does he have other plans? The BBC's senior international correspondent Orla Guerin joins us from Damascus, where she’s been speaking to Syrians about the country’s future. Producers: Cat Farnsworth and Valerio Esposito Executive producer: James

summaryIn this conversation, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the evolving landscape of the pet food industry, focusing on the impact of regenerative farming practices, the scale of major companies, and the challenges faced by challenger brands. They explore the importance of branding and marketing strategies, the role of China in manufacturing, and the cultural differences in pet care that influence innovation in the industry.takeawaysRegenerative farming practices are being adopted in the pet food

Kerry Lutz sits down with Michael Pento to warn of a looming Cat 5 economic storm. Gold is at record highs, silver is on the move, and platinum is primed to catch up. With debt exploding past $37 trillion, housing unaffordable, and the Fed preparing to cut rates, Pento says bubbles in real estate and corporate debt are about to burst. He shares why monetary metals could be the safe haven — and the strategies he believes will help investors ride out the crash. Find Michael here:

Learn how wispy hybrid cat eye lashes combine three techniques for London's most coveted lash look. Find out which eye shapes benefit most, what premium salons offer, and insider tips for choosing the right technician for your custom wispy transformation. Visit https://www.glamorous-lashes.com/treatments to learn more.

The Jaguars are no longer flying under the radar and that brings pressure. Can Trevor Lawrence and company stay focused and handle business against the Seahawks? We break down the Seattle vs Jacksonville matchup with Axess Sports' Bo Crouch.Follow Bo on X: https://x.com/FootballTalkwbo?t=UxokObOmncyCJAvgqI4Mbw&s=09 Subscribe to The Duval Dive: A Jaguars Podcast on the Bleav Network: Apple

In the wake of COVID-19, indoor air quality became a top priority across commercial and institutional buildings. Ventilation strategies were reevaluated and HVAC systems were reconfigured to bring in more fresh air and increase air exchanges. While these updates helped reduce the risk of airborne transmission, they also introduced new challenges—especially when seasonal changes come into play.In this episode of Critical Response Stories, the BMS CAT team highlights a common issue facilities teams

The US Federal Reserve has delivered its first rate cut since December 2024, trimming the benchmark rate by 25 basis points and hinting at two more cuts this year. Markets had expected the move, but Jerome Powell’s cautious tone on sticky inflation, slowing growth and rising job market risks left investors with more questions than answers. In this episode of The Morning Brief, host Anirban Chowdhury is joined by ET’s Markets Editor Nishanth Vasudevan to decode the implications. What does

What would happen if the next hurricane wasn’t just stronger but completely off the scale? Are we prepared for a Category 6 event, and would it even show up in our models?In this panel discussion from InsTech’s July evening event The future of catastrophe risk: where science meets reality, supported by Inigo, Ruth Petrie leads a conversation on how insurers are responding to more extreme, uncertain and fast-changing catastrophe risks. Featuring: Emma Watkins, Catastrophe Risk Leader Chris Weller,

The global Pet Care industry is experiencing rapid change in the past 48 hours, shaped by inflation pressures, supply chain headwinds, and new product innovations. Recent data confirm robust demand for premium, tailored nutrition as leading firms such as Nestlé Purina and Mars Petcare have released dog and cat foods enhanced with postbiotics in the United States and Asia, respectively, reflecting a move toward functional, gut health-focused pet foods. The postbiotics segment alone is now projected

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