We've probably all heard the saying, "If we don't learn from history, we're doomed to repeat it." But is that really true? And besides preventing doom, how does studying history help students in their present-day lives? This week, Dr. Ross and student producer Ashley Worley continue their series highlighting inside stories and college prep practicalities from UT Tyler's History department. Department chair Dr. Colin Snider and senior History major Nixon Gorka join the discussion t...

Send us a text In this episode of Simulation Nation, Amy and Elizabeth Horsley discuss the CHSE exam, its importance in healthcare simulation, and how to prepare for it. Elizabeth shares her extensive background in nursing education and simulation, emphasizing the value of certification and the resources available for exam preparation. The conversation highlights personal experiences, tips for success, and the supportive nature of the simulation community, encouraging listeners to pursue thei...

What does it really take for schools to rise above challenges and lead with purpose, clarity, and excellence? In this inspiring episode, Kyle S. King sits down with NaTasha Grimes, founder of Ascension Solutions, to unpack how intentional leadership can transform not only classrooms, but entire school communities.NaTasha shares her powerful A.S.C.E.N.D. framework, guiding leaders to build stronger systems, empower teachers, and create environments where both students and staff thrive. Together,

New Episodes Alert! The average water well company employs 4.4 employees. Have you worked with a .4 employee? This episode of the Driller Podcast offers an insightful look into the current landscape of the drilling industry. The discussion emphasizes the importance of a skilled, well-compensated workforce, underscoring that training and development are essential for achieving long-term business success and profitability. With a detailed look at the industry's significant revenue—over $10

Every actor knows the sting of being “soclose” to booking a role. You nailed the audition, maybe even got a callback, but in the end, the role went to someone else. Over time, those near-misses can feel like rejection after rejection, and the self-defeating thoughts start creeping in: “I’ll never make it… I must be doing something wrong.” But here’s the truth: being almost there is not failure—it’s progress. It’s evidence that you’re in the mix, that casting directors see your talent, and that you

Mongols Blamed for Another One – Biker Chokes Man Out!Today on Black Dragon Biker TV, we’re digging into yet another headline out of Florida — where the media once again points the finger at the Mongols Motorcycle Club after a bar fight turns violent. Mongols Blamed for Another Attack in FloridaDELTONA, Fla. — In what’s being called the second high-profile case in recent months, authorities are accusing a “motorcycle gang member” of attacking a man after a night of drinking at a Volusia County

Dolby Atmos Mixing: Redefining the Studio SoundstageOnce reserved for blockbuster cinemas, Dolby Atmos is now rewriting the rulebook for how we create and experience music. In this episode, Chris & Jody unpack what mixing in Atmos really means for the modern producer — from recording setup tips and home studio gear requirements to the creative freedom of 3D sound. They’ll walk you through the tech (yes, it’s more than just panning in space), explain what makes it different from stereo, and

Send us a text In this episode of Embedded Insiders, we’re joined by embedded systems veteran Steve Yates, founder of ADI Engineering and now Founder & CEO of StellarIoT. Steve dives into his latest venture, a platform designed to support rugged, AI-powered digital transformation in remote industries—combining open software, rugged hardware, satellite, private 5G connectivity, and zero-touch AIoT operation. Next, Rich Nass and Vin D’Agostino return with a new DevTalk featuring Hidetoshi S...

Send us a Text! It's October, and you're trying to find Halloween movies that won't bore you to tears or traumatize your kids. Every family has different thresholds for "too scary," and you're looking for that sweet spot between cozy and creepy. We've done the work for you—breaking down Halloween movies by age group, sharing our childhood scares (E.T.’s fingers, anyone?), and giving you permission to skip the ones that don't work for your family. Stop scrolling through streaming services hopi...

Are you a varsity athlete who assumes you have the "Athlete" portion of the ROTC scholarship application locked down? That assumption could cost you tens of thousands of dollars.For ROTC scholarships, being "athletic" isn't just about being on a team—it's about quantifiable leadership and proven physical readiness. In this episode of our Scholar, Athlete, Leader series, retired Army ROTC Professor of Military Science, LTC Rob Kirkland, reveals how the selection boards actually score your athletic

Season 4, Episode 4 — The Technical Difficulty Smart Home PodcastTodays Guest: Aaron from  @MakeItWorkTech  Support our Podcast and find the best deal on Zooz smart home Products:https://www.thesmartesthouse.com?sca_...Pete's Channel:    / @diysmarthomeguy1  Brandon's Channel:    / @brandondoylemn  Vince's Channel:    / @diywithvinny  Today we dive into one of the MOST relatable smart home debates of all time:“Are our smart homes making our kids useless?” 😆Between robot vacuums,

Ruth Harkin reflects on her career and memoir, When My Husband Ran for President and Other Short Stories. Plus, what gravestones can teach us about history ahead of the annual Oakland Cemetery walk.

This week, Karen is introducing the first in a two-part series on musk. Musk started life as one of the most prestigious materials in the world of perfumery and was often associated with nobility and power. However, over the years, it has constantly evolved and, today, is seen as one of the most common and well-known materials in all of perfumery. In this episode, Karen takes you on a journey from the beginnings of musk to its place in the modern-day world and how it has shaped both perfumery and

Ever wonder what really goes on inside 52 Cues? In this episode, I’m unpacking how the community works, what each space is for, and how it all ties together to help you grow as a production music composer. Plus, we listen to another tension cue for Shark Week on Discovery! Watch this episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/GhXZ-toijh0 Support for the 52 Cues Podcast comes from ReelCrafter, the professional way to pitch your production music and know exactly when your cues are heard. Star...

Text us a pool question! Keywords pool industry, CPO, instructor assessment, education, teaching skills, PHTA, pool classes, water chemistry, instructor program, professional development Summary In this episode of the Talking Pools podcast, Wayne discusses his experiences and insights from being a member of the PHA Instructor Assessment Committee. He shares stories from a recent instructor class, the assessment process for potential instructors, and the importance of teaching skills in th...

What is happening with foster kids in America?Gender dysphoria and the state of Washington's woke agenda against at-risk kids.

Send us a text Why do builders offer a buyer agent incentive? It is very simple; to convince you to show their house over the competitors and so you will advocate for the builder when the buyer is choosing between multiple houses. Congratulations you just described commission steering. See the problem with that? You are supposed to advocate for your client and not the seller! These bonuses and agent incentives are a huge problem that could expose you to liability. Listen to ...

Send us a text Welcome to Generations of Genius, the podcast from Innovation Station where we explore the spirit of invention across time. Each episode, we dive into the journeys of entrepreneurs and innovators from different generations — uncovering the ideas, challenges, and breakthroughs that shape how we invent, build, and inspire. From the sparks of creativity to the realities of bringing an idea to life, we’ll share stories that connect the past, present, and future of innovation. Wheth...

We’ve all been sold a lie: that failure is the best teacher. But what if the "fail forward" mantra is the very thing holding you back?Get ready to challenge everything you’ve been taught about personal growth. In this episode, we’re tearing down the pedestal of failure and exploring the controversial truth: sometimes, learning from mistakes is a terrible strategy. We dive into the fascinating psychology of failure, revealing how a single setback can crush your self-confidence and sabotage your

In midlife, modern society can seem a lonelier place than the world that preceded it. In fact, studies have shown that between 30-40 percent of people around the world report being constantly lonely. In just the USA, over one-third of adults over 45 report feeling lonely.Our society, particularly the media, associates feelings of shame with being physically isolated, thus manipulating the meaning we give to loneliness. This contrasts, however, with the early history of Christianity, whereby spending