Send us Fan Mail On this episode of Embedded Insiders, we're discussing Rust in safety-critical systems with Jonathan Pallant, Senior Embedded Software Engineer at Ferrous Systems. We dive into the biggest challenges organizations and engineering teams face when introducing Rust into environments that have traditionally relied on C and C++, and into the company's Ferrocene open-source Rust toolchain for embedded, safety-critical, and mission-critical systems. Next, Rich and Vin are back with ...

Ist bei schwierigem Hundeverhalten immer der Mensch das Problem? Sarah und Mike hinterfragen diese pauschale These und unterscheiden zwischen Schuld und Verantwortung. Sie sprechen über genetische Voraussetzungen, individuelle Grenzen und Erwartungen, die nicht jeder Hund erfüllen kann. An Beispielen aus dem Alltag zeigen sie, warum Training, Management und gegenseitige Rücksicht wichtiger sind als schnelle Urteile – besonders bei Begegnungen zwischen angeleinten und frei laufenden Hunden.

Ever feel like you're being baited into a losing game? ♟️We’ve all been there: someone asks an 'innocent' question that feels suspiciously like a trap. Whether it's a demand for loyalty, a jab at your quiet nature, or a push to prove your worth—don't take the bait. Strategic silence is your superpower.In this episode, we decode the subtle art of emotional self-defense. You will learn:The 3 Common Traps: Recognize when someone is baiting you for ammunition.The Power of the Pause: Why saying nothing

Good now revolutionaries— Thursday morning, abbreviated show, after-show heading straight into the free Rise Up community for voice-to-voice Q&A. Cold open: Alex is face-down on the floor from VA paperwork purgatory — Evan proposes a splinter network called 'on-the-floor crypto' where the correspondent is just laying under his desk sighing about the latest grift. While we're there, Quant's perpetual chart just printed a gap-down liquidation live on air. Evan's revenge-short conviction gro...

Your home is your first space. Work is your second space. A third space is a place where you can gather with other people in your community, meet people and make connections. But many of these spaces have disappeared, particularly in small towns. On this episode, rural sociologist Dave Peters shares how gas stations have become a social hub for small towns. Library director Mary Kathryn Gepner talks about the local library enduring as a third space. Jennifer Drinkwater talks about her work uplifting

Send us Fan MailA sun-warm tomato in August and a grocery-store tomato in February can share the same genetics and still taste like two different worlds. That’s the doorway into cannabis terroir: the idea that place shapes what ends up in your jar, not through magic, but through sun, temperature, fog, water, soil life, harvest timing, and the human choices that turn a crop into great flower. If you’re ready to notice more than a THC number, press play, share this with a friend who swears all weed

What happens when new tax laws create uncertainty for donors and nonprofits alike—but the desire to make a difference remains strong? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Bill Shiell of BrightDot to explore what the changing 2026 tax landscape could mean for charitable giving and, more importantly, how nonprofits can respond without losing sight of what motivates generosity in the first place. Bill reminds us that while tax benefits may influence how or when someone gives,

If you've been pitching brands for weeks and hearing nothing back, what is that silence doing to the way you talk to yourself?Host Nate Flake sits down with Kati Jenkins, a coach at UGC Mastery Academy, for a mindset conversation he's been waiting for the right guest to have.If you're thinking about starting UGC or you've already hit a wall, this episode covers the part nobody hands you a checklist for. Nate and Kati talk about why starting your own business brings up things

What happens when you work hard to create the life you thought you wanted, only to realize you don’t want the same things anymore? In this episode of WE, Joe Mittiga explores how healing, personal growth, and spiritual awakening can completely change our definition of success. The money, recognition, achievements, and approval we once chased can begin to matter less, while peace, love, connection, faith, freedom, passion, and purpose take on greater meaning. Joe shares why purpose isn’t...

Ever feel like you’re losing your mind, or perhaps you're just apologizing for existing? 🚩You aren't crazy—you might be a victim of long-term gaslighting. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the subtle, soul-crushing tactics used in psychological manipulation that leave you doubting your own reality.Are you a victim? Watch for these signs:Constant self-doubt: You second-guess every memory.The 'Walking on Eggshells' Syndrome: You suppress valid grievances to avoid conflict.Over-explaining:

Ask a question here A truck, a pole, and a Facebook opinion: is that enough to call yourself a pool professional? This Thursday on Talking Pools, Steve Sherwood and Wayne Ivusich tackle a question guaranteed to get somebody typing in all caps: Does the pool industry need more regulation? Steve makes the case for continuing education, stronger professional standards, and a system that makes more sense than a patchwork of requirements and inconsistent enforcement. Then they turn to the professi...

How long does it actually take your family to get out the door?What about making dinner, resetting the kitchen, getting through bedtime—or completing that "45-minute" workout? You probably have an answer. But is it accurate? As moms, we're constantly building our schedules around how long we THINK things should take. Then we're frustrated when we're rushing, running late, or can't fit in the habits we said we wanted to prioritize. Today we're going to stop planning with imaginary minutes. I'll show

In this week's episode I'm talking about one of the most drawn-out and complex training puzzles I've ever tackled -- Spire's line up or ability to set up for reps of agility training. I know this can be a challenging part of the training process for many dogs, but Spire has certainly been the most extreme example of it I have personally seen. Recently this problem has hit what I hope is rock bottom, and I'm sharing the lessons and reminders that are helping me keep going with some hope we

The guys sit down with Dan Berndt and Eric Westphal of Storm Equipment to talk Metal Pless questions, Phantom Questions, and pre-season checklists!

Send us Fan Mail Real estate agents talk constantly about fiduciary duty—loyalty, disclosure, reasonable care and putting the client's interests first. But does the real estate industry actually practice what it teaches? In this episode of Dishin' Dirt, Gary Pickren takes a hard look at the conflicts between fiduciary duty and the way real estate professionals actually make money. The Sitzer/Burnett case was an antitrust case, but the compensation system it challenged raises a much bigger que...

Send us Fan Mail Congruence & Co-Regulation in Play Therapy: How Nervous System Attunement Heals Kids What does it really mean to use "therapeutic use of self" in the playroom? In this podcast episode, we go beyond the buzzwords to explore how congruence and co-regulation actually help children build their own capacity for emotion regulation. This is part three in our series on the nervous system in play therapy — and why oversimplifying this concept can get in the way of the deep, lastin...

Jon Orr interviews Zak Champagne, author of Curious Kids in the Math Classroom, about practical ways to foster student curiosity through classroom community, authentic questioning, task design, and small shifts to existing math lessons. K-12 Math Leaders: Download our free Math Coherence Compass to help your teammates, system leaders, and educators create aligned instructional practices—without adding another initiative. https://makemathmoments.com/coherence-compass/ Not sure what matters m...

Join the guys as they talk with Paul Jasper. Paul takes the questions and throws some back at them.

In today's digital world, protecting your professional assets is more important than ever. Join Eddie Montes Travis and Marylyn Lee Trotter as they discuss critical strategies for "Cybersecurity: Hardening Your Seal," ensuring your digital identity and operations remain secure against threats.• Understand the common cyber threats notaries face, from phishing scams to data breaches, and how to spot them.• Learn practical steps to secure your digital devices and online presence,

Do high-performance homes have to be expensive? Steve and Jake tackle one of the most persistent misconceptions in building science: that better-performing homes are only practical for wealthy clients with luxury-home budgets. Yes, Steve and Jake work on plenty of high-end custom homes. But the price of those projects shouldn't be confused with the cost of applying good building science. Better water management, airtightness, insulation, durability, comfort, and energy performance aren't inhe...