Join Tom Martin as he interviews Cat Casey, Chief Growth Officer at Reveal and the beloved "TechnoCat" of the legal industry. Cat shares her remarkable transformation from studying existential philosophy to becoming one of the most trusted voices in legal AI.In this episode, discover how Cat built her authentic personal brand from scratch, overcame introversion, and found her calling helping legal professionals embrace AI without fear. She reveals why your legal training gives you a natural

From Lone Wolf to Solo Mum: Cat’s Unexpected Path to MotherhoodHow COVID, spreadsheets, and a love of independence led Cat to solo motherhood—and a life she never saw coming. When Cat hit her mid-30s during COVID lockdowns, she realised she didn’t want to wait around for the “perfect” partner. Instead, she created her own timeline—with spreadsheets, GP referrals, and her signature impulsiveness. In this episode, Cat shares how she went from free-spirited adventurer to solo mum to Niko, and how her

do you like bacon or sausage curled like a cat maybe both too wrapped in warm blanket tortillas why so plain though just flour and sighs on the griddle yogurt looks sad does it hurt to spoon it up i love bacon it crackles like tiny applause thank you for ears they catch my silly crumbs movies save us from thinking too hard before noon drop-in surprise leave the dishes for later push and pull soft like toast popping up shyly uh… you nudged us and the butter

In this conversation, mortgage broker Cat Barnett discusses her unique specialization in helping clients navigate homeownership during divorce. She shares insights on the emotional and financial complexities involved, the importance of amicable negotiations, and the strategies that can protect family wealth. Cat also addresses the legal intricacies of property ownership during divorce and the role of mortgage brokers in providing guidance to clients in distressing situations. Professional Real

When Eric McHenry and his wife LaVerne first joined the Airstream Club fifteen years ago, they didn't see many people who looked like them. As an African American man in a predominantly white organization, Eric might have simply enjoyed the camping experience and kept to himself. Instead, he embarked on a leadership journey that would transform both himself and the entire community.From his early days in Silicon Valley when "the gods still walked the earth" (as he describes Hewlett and Packard) to

In this remote edition of What’s the Tea?, Lydia and Andy share real anxiety and stress-busting tips from listeners, explore how music, connection, and even ridiculous dancing can help improve your mental health, and wander into tangents about car technology, Marvel movies, and K-pop.💬 In this episode we talk about:🧠 Coping with Anxiety & Stress – music playlists (Divorce Dadcore), daily check-ins, and Andy’s Drunk Giraffe Dance stress release technique.🐾 Special Guest Wanda the Cat.🚗

SummaryChris has been busy filming action scenes in Rotorua while Sam’s been getting bombarded with quirky Kickstarter ads, including a battery sorter and a robot chess coach.We hear about a man’s disastrous MRI mishap, why cat lovers are heading to cinemas, and how weak passwords can end a 158-year-old business. The boys break down the Late Show’s cancellation drama, celebrity podcasts, and a Disney dating app led by “The Bearded Nerd.”All this randomness and more in this week’s

I had the joy of sitting down with Joyce Li on RESET with Tonya aired on KPCR 92.9FM, The conversation felt like two friends who had known each other for a dozen years, when in reality, our intersection began just a couple of years ago. That's what this AI era is doing for us as we find our tribe – built on community, meaning, and impact. We talked about improv (yes, improv!) and how those who can think outside the tech box bring nuance, curiosity, and wisdom to the conversations about the change AI

This is your Cyber Sentinel: Beijing Watch podcast.I’m Ting and if you’ve been glancing at your firewalls wondering what all the alarms are about, buckle up, because it’s Cyber Sentinel: Beijing Watch, and the last week has been a crash course in cat-and-mouse – with the cat possibly named Linen Typhoon and the mouse being, well, all of us.Jumping right in, the big headline: Microsoft and multiple security firms just confirmed that three Chinese state-linked groups—Linen Typhoon, Violet Typhoon, and

Episode Title: S2E41 – Mimic Some things don’t knock. They’re already inside.In this slow-burning, nerve-rattling episode of The Nightmare Trials Podcast, we meet Danielle—a quiet woman trying to find peace in her small apartment. Her only companion is her cat, Jude, and most nights are uneventful… until one evening, when everything starts to feel off.It begins with a harmless accident. Then, the tv turns on. Unexplained noises. A shadow that doesn’t quite match. As Danielle’s reality slips into

Ralf Hadzic, famous for his role as the Fat Cat in the long running Australian kids program Fat Cat and Friends joins Tony McManus.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/free Title: Origin of Language: How we learned to speak and whyAuthor: Madeleine BeekmanNarrator: Cat GouldFormat: UnabridgedLength: 9:40:03Language: EnglishRelease date: 08-12-2025Publisher: Simon & Schuster AustraliaGenres: Non-Fiction, Science & Technology, Biology & Chemistry, Social ScienceSummary:The Professor Emerita at the University of Sydney makes a radical, compelling new account of the birth of language that puts women

An Indie divorce, and the ultimate indie wedding! Names In Today's Pod: Cat Kreidich Alejandro Duque ADA Warner Music Group Josh Hawley Richard Blumenthal Dylan Smith Murray Stassen Tim Ingham Bonnaroo Paolo Ragusa Billboard Lucy Dacus #musicindustry #musictech #Podcast LINKS: ADA Bang-Bang

Why do so many companies struggle with moving beyond AI pilot programs into production? Cat Valverde, Founder of Enterprise AI Solutions, joins The Agentic Insider to provide real, actionable advice on how to ethically and equitably implement AI in your business. Cat shares her unique background and motivation for focusing on ethical AI, driven by her father's telemarketing practices. The discussion covers the complexities of AI implementation in enterprises, the importance of strategy to

Music behind DJ:An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn - "Audio from the motion picture trailer" [0:00:00] Music behind DJ: Kirk Pearson - "Theme from Techtonic" [0:00:48] Music behind DJ: Dan Morfitt with guest John Ashbrook - "Pt 1" [0:01:25] David Bowie - "Cat People (Putting Out Fire)" [0:23:17] Music behind DJ: Dan Morfitt with guest John Ashbrook - "Pt 2" [0:29:36] Leftfield feat John Lydon - "Open Up" [0:51:38] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/153771

You heard it here first that Substack was trying to raise a substantial new round of funding. Today, Substack announced that it had raised $100 million at a $1.1 billion valuation in a round led by BOND and TCG. The New York Times had the story.I told you that Substack’s growing mobile application and the prospect that Substack might someday dip its toe into sponsorships were two reasons that investors were excited about what started off as a mere subscription newsletter business. This afternoon, I

HOOR @ 14:00 CAT today.Talking with Jarrod Aston this afternoon.Jarrod Aston-Assenheim is a well respected music, entertainment, digital media and business entrepreneur in South Africa.Originally from the UK, he’s lived in SA for most of his life.His area of expertise encompasses music usage and rights management, digital media & entertainment, entertainment technology and live entertainment.Jarrod has been in the South African music industry since 1984 when he was part of some of the

Today we’ll discuss Draft One, a new AI tool for police departments that comes with many potential problems. As investigations director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Dave Maass researches and writes about surveillance technology, government transparency, press freedoms, the U.S.-Mexico border and immigration enforcement, prisoner rights, and other digital rights issues. He leads the Atlas of Surveillance project in partnership with the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of

A question that has launched a battle between bird-loving ecologists and ardent, cat-defending activists. What should we do about an invasive species beloved by many Americans -- cats? We hear from people on both sides of the war, and from one person who sits exactly in the middle.Comment on the episode Support the show! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

From Grumpy Cat to Doge, why do certain animals become internet sensations while others don't? In this episode, we delve into the psychology behind the viral trends of pets and animals online. We'll explore the emotional triggers, social dynamics, and cultural contexts that make these furry friends an internet phenomenon, and how they impact our digital and real-life behaviors.