What do the most ravishingly beautiful actresses of the 1930s and 40s and the inventor whose concepts were the basis of cell phone and Bluetooth technology have in common? They are both Hedy Lamarr, the glamour icon whose ravishing visage was the inspiration for Snow White and Cat Woman and a technological trailblazer who perfected a secure radio guidance system for Allied torpedoes during WWII.This is the story of Hollywood film star and inventor, Hedy

Send us a text Welcome to Episode 25 of Laser Insights China! This episode explores the cutting edge of laser technology, focusing on innovations in laser cutting heads and systems. We'll discuss advancements that make industrial cutting more efficient, precise, robust, and adaptable. Discover how new technology prevents costly damage and enables ultra-fine work on precious materials, revealing the true potential of modern industrial lasers. Key topics covered: C-CAT Series: An anti-collision...

Join us on RESET with Tonya J. Long as we dive into the world of wealth management with Mike Clark, a visionary advisor who bridges the gap between innovation and family values. Discover how Mike's unique journey from the Bay Area to Utah has shaped his approach to creating financial literacy and generational wealth. Whether you're looking to build a legacy or navigate the complexities of modern finance, this episode is packed with insights and strategies to help you succeed.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Writing about experiences centered around specific pivotal moments in my life is not easy for me. I easily get wrapped up in my own emotions. I find that autobiography does not come naturally to me. I think some of the closest autobiographical-style writing I have done was included in Episode 6 when I talked about my own immigrant story.I would like to explore this idea of autobiography with some help from my former professor, Dr. Erwin Warkentin. Erwin, as I call him these days, has been one of my

SHOW NOTES: For an example of a consideration of learning with information searching, a paper by Saskia Giebl and co-authors explored students learning basic programming concepts aided with a search engine and how active problem-solving before the search helps encourage stronger learning. This paper draws from a lot of the classic learning science/memory effects that Cat references: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1475725720961593 “Cognitive offloading” is a concept with ...

We make a splash with toys built for bath time battles, check out a high-tech fidget spinner, and Chad goes buggy with a cat toy that’s a real ant-agonist!

In the crowded and competitive world of event services, how can agencies and suppliers truly stand out? Join Cat Kevern, a seasoned expert in B2B marketing, as she pulls back the curtain on what really works, and what doesn’t, in the ever-evolving landscape of event marketing. Cat shares real stories and actionable strategies focused on authenticity, community building, and bold branding to help event agencies and suppliers rise above the noise. 🔑 Key Takeaways from This Episode: - The

What Changed Since the Last Reality Update 🤯 Did your spouse suddenly remember a vacation you never took, the grocery store layout shifted overnight, and your cat is now fluent in binary? Then buckle up, buttercup, because the simulation just got a SERIOUS upgrade, and we're diving deep into the unauthorized patch notes, unpacking everything from bizarre behavior updates like the retirement of "quirky barista energy" and the rise of the "gentle chaos witch", to economic physics glitches sending

Mary welcomes back Bible teacher, student and watchman Lee Brainard to discuss sensationalizing Bible prophecy, especially in the areas of politics and events in nature. Today, with biblical illiteracy at an all time high, it stands to reason that Christians have no meat on their bones when it comes to the systematic study of prophecy. Whereas formerly, the topics of prophecy were centered around Israel, a global government, a global spirituality and a world wide economy powered by technology,

What if you could build a system of 38 AI agents that autonomously researches investors, evaluates their fit with your company, and sends perfectly personalized emails – all while you sleep? That's exactly what tech entrepreneur Jesse Anglen has created, and it's just one example of how Digital Labor is transforming business. In this mind-expanding conversation, Jesse shares his remarkable journey from starting his first construction business at 17 to becoming a pioneer in AI systems that augment

We make a splash with toys built for bath time battles, check out a high-tech fidget spinner, and Chad goes buggy with a cat toy that’s a real ant-agonist!

So far on Tales Under the Cat Tree, we've explored quite a number of diverse topics. In episodes two and three, we looked at the impact of AI in software development. In episode four, we took you driving through hazards in Chile and Sri Lanka. In episode five, we looked at the impact of AI in fiction, which I revisited with actual fiction in last week's episode on a very Finnish Midsummer. In episode six, we took a look at entrepreneurship and my migrant story.This week, I'd like to come back to

Send us a text In this episode of Embedded Insiders, Editor-in-Chief Ken Briodagh dives into the transformative role of AI in Smart Manufacturing and the impact of 5G connectivity on enterprise operations with Telit Cinterion’s Bill Dykas, Senior Product Line Manager, and Stan Gray, SVP of IoT Broadband and High Cat Vertical Sales. But first, Rich, Ken, and I unpack the recent "OpenAI for Government" initiative—a collaboration between OpenAI and the U.S. Department of Defense. Is this a bold ...