Please read the short story that accompanies this piece: The Chain LetterWhen I was a teen on a trip to Sri Lanka, we went to visit some of the ancient cities whose ruins you find peppered throughout that island. Some of these ruins are over 2,000 years old. Walking through them with my father, I asked him the same question I have since repeated to myself in France, Spain, England, and countless other places: Where are the ruins of the ordinary people? Who tells their stories?Unfortunately, the

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.

Today on KidsNewsFlash, Katie explores a cat detective uncovering a new virus, a wildfire blazing near the Grand Canyon, and scientists revealing lost rivers on Mars! 🐱🔥🚀 Tune in, learn something awesome, and have fun with KidsNewsFlash!

Have you noticed that the market for self-help and how to succeed at business is so incredibly massive? According to a piece in the Washington Post from January 2025, I kid you not, 15000 self-help books are published each year. Some thousands likely have the terms “manager” or “leader” in the title. I'm only talking about the English language. Maybe even just North America.Why so many?Well, fundamentally, management and leadership do not come naturally to most of us. But if you get a bunch of

On the Friday Round Up, Shane Hewitt & the Nightshift with guests Lucas Meyer and Andrew Caddell dive into the week’s most buzzworthy stories—from a Superman-fueled spike in dog adoptions and the cat vs. dog superhero pet debate, to bro dates and viral workplace kiss cams. They also tackle serious headlines including a language rights battle in Quebec, controversial political statements, rising political resistance to Poilievre, and troubling justice and military misconduct cases

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Podcast Description: EcoSpera – Revolutionizing Carbon Markets with Trust and Technology In this episode, we dive into the future of high-integrity carbon markets with Sepideh Widmer, President of the Spera Impact Foundation. EcoSpera isn’t just another sustainability platform—it’s a full-stack ecosystem designed to bring unprecedented transparency, traceability, and trust to climate finance. We unpack how EcoSpera leverages blockchain, AI-driven monitoring, on-the-ground sensors, and decentr...

https://www.billboard.com/lists/f1-the-album-best-songs Our ranking of the tracks on 'F1 the Album,' soundtrack to the Formula One movie -- with songs by Doja Cat, Tate McRae, Dom Dolla and more. Powered by VoiceFeed. https://voicefeed.web.app/lp/podcast?utm_source=musicnews&utm_medium=podcast Developer:https://twitter.com/_horotter

Send us a textPlease join Dr. Chastain and Ginger while they explain:Carrying a cat in your armsTransporting a cat in a crateMoving a cat by vehicles and by airLink to show notes: BetterAnimalHandling.com

A former exec at Meta (Facebook) said "...asking for permission from rights owners to train models would 'basically kill the AI industry in this country overnight.' " In 1997, it was the new technology, MP3s, used by Napster, that the labels said would kill Music. Back then the labels sued Napster, Kazaa, etc; today the labels are suing Suno and Udio. Is history repeating itself? Lot's of parallels!

A former exec at Meta (Facebook) said "...asking for permission from rights owners to train models would 'basically kill the AI industry in this country overnight.' " In 1997, it was the new technology, MP3s, used by Napster, that the labels said would kill Music. Back then the labels sued Napster, Kazaa, etc; today the labels are suing Suno and Udio. Is history repeating itself? Lot's of parallels!Sources at https://snydersmusicbiznews.blogspot.com/2025/06/is-this-day-music-died.html

Brent Bowlin opens up about losing his wife and how comedy—alongside a mischievous dog and elusive cat—helped him rediscover purpose. In a heartfelt and humorous conversation, he and Shane Hewitt explore how laughter can be a lifeline when words fall short. #GriefAndHealing #LaughterIsMedicine #WidowerLife #ComedyForACause #MentalHealthMatters #RockyAndHarry #LifeAfterLoss #FindingPurpose #RocHarComedy #InspirationThroughGrief Originally aired on2025-06-24

The Quiet Crises in Tech: Unspoken Challenges in UX Design and Career Growth Cat introduces her newsletter, Faang Boss, which focuses on UX design and career growth at major tech companies like Amazon. Cat discusses the unspoken challenges or 'dogs not barking' in the tech industry, such as widespread burnout, performance-driven compensation, and the impact of AI on job roles. She shares insights from various surveys and studies, and offers guidance on navigating these issues, whether through

This podcast combines two pieces from Tales under the cat tree with some additional content. The "hazards" of driving in ChileEvery country has its driving norms and after driving 2,500 kilometres in Chile, I think I've figured out at least one that you might want to have in the back of your mind before visiting! Read the full piece.Photos: Scenes from the Atacama, Chile, Carnival in Arica, ChileThe Colombo Traffic Symphonic OrchestraWhat was it like to drive through the busy congested streets of

Find out what this is all about and what I hope to explore through Tales under the cat tree in both written and audio form. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tales.dups.ca

High school Dual Enrollment student Cat Crutchfield describes her experience as a student in the program. The recent graduate received her associate’s degree in Liberal Studies and is headed to Temple University’s Honors program in the fall. Recorded and edited by Quinn Szente from the College's Sound Recording and Music Technology Program

Send us a textLink to IRCO- Incident Response Copilot on Chat  GPThttps://chatgpt.com/g/g-68033ce1b26481919b26df0737241bac-irco-incident-response-co-pilotIn this episode of TLP: The Digital Forensics Podcast, Clint dives deep into IRCO (a custom GPT designed specifically for DFIR and SOC analysts). From real-world cyber incidents to post-incident reporting and CTF training, IRCO acts like your AI-powered colleague: fast, focused, and built for real investigations or even CTF's.Learn how this

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When it comes to all things AI, it seems hype is running faster than reality. If you believe the hype, Google and co. say that 30% or more of their code is AI generated. I would argue, while there may be lots of autocompleted code, in many larger engineering teams, the majority of developers may risk being dragged along or left behind and not on their terms. While I do not call it the death of the programmer, I do think a fundamental paradigm shift is underway.So I'd like to consider the question of