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PODCAST: This Week in Amateur Radio Edition #1418 - Full Version (With repeater ID breaks every 10 minutes)Release Date: May 2, 2026 Here is a summary of the news trending...This Week in Amateur Radio. This week's edition is anchored by Mike Nikolich, K9DXM, George Lama, KC2OXJ, Rich Lawrence, KB2MOB, Will Rogers, K5WLR, Don Hulick, K2ATJ, Marvin Turner, W0MET, Eric Zittel, KD2RJX, Josh Marler, AA4WX, Chris Perrine, KB2FAF, Ed Johnson, W2PH, George Bowen, W2XBS, and Jessica Bowen,

What’s really happening behind the explosive growth of church planting movements around the world? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the reality and reach of CPMs—drawing from decades of global research across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Discover what sets these rapidly multiplying, indigenous movements apart, while also exploring the hard questions surrounding their theology, leadership, and long-term sustainability. Some reports have proven unreliable, while others—once

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull with this week's tech news, including how Meta has confirmed they'll be tracking their employees' mouse and keyboard clicks to train their AI to use the same software, but are they being expected to train their own replacements at a time they've announced massive layoffs while investing in Artificial Intelligence? Plus, how ChatGPT became abusive and threatening after users abused it.Gadget of the Week goes to;TP-Link Archer NX500 5G AX3000

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Stephanie Finnon on BBC Radio Cumbria to discuss how Meta has confirmed it has started tracking its own employees' keys and mouse clics to train its AI to operate the very software those employees are using. What are the ethical implications of employees being expected to train AI to replace them? Just where is this all heading, and how worried should we be about the implications? Could even this text you're reading now eventually be outsourced and not

Tenemos una semana muy interesante donde Google ha decidido traernos novedades para mejorar el día a día del mundo. Por otra parte Bruselas viene a seguir exigiendo sinsentidos a las grandes tecnológicas para abrir los servicios de a terceros a empresas que no hacen los deberes. En el apartado de videojuegos explicamos lo ocurrido con Sony y su DRM. También hablamos de xbox y de algunas películas chulas que vienen de camino. Si eso fuera poco, os traemos una buena dosis de temas personales que

OSP files stay of execution after court orders AG to take over prosecutionNingo-Prampram MP Sam George Vows to Pass Anti-LGBTQI Bill on Voters’ OrdersChurch of Pentecost invests over GH₵26m in education supportNPP calls on CSOs, global community to safeguard Ghana’s democracyFormer IGP Paul Tawiah Quaye reported deadOne in 3 households under food pressure — GSS ReportGhana has potential to become ‘country of champions’ – Carlos QueirozPressure-driven marriages rarely end well — Dr Charity

United Party Faults Foreign Affairs Minister’s Response to Xenophobic Attacks as InadequateTTAG Orders Freeze on Teacher Recruitment, Threatens Nationwide ProtestUG Senior Lecturer Accuses Attorney General of Lacking Resolve in Corruption Fight After OSP RulingNPA to Hand Police Video Evidence of Fuel Siphoning from Tankers for ProsecutionGreater Accra to Launch Monthly Farmers’ Market April 24 to Cut Food CostsAwutu Senya West MP Trains 400 Teachers in AI Tools to Boost Classroom Learning

Health Minister Sets Two-Year Target to Deploy Two Doctors to Every DistrictMinerals Commission Vows Tougher Penalties for Mining Safety ViolationsNPA CEO Proposes Single Distribution Fund to Replace UPPF and PDMOkaikwei North MCE Urges Private Sector Backing for 24-Hour Economy to Drive JobsAnalyst Criticizes Rush to Create New Laws Amid AG-Special Prosecutor TensionsEconomy faced significant slowdown in liquidity expansion in 2025 – BoGGhana Sports Fund pledges stronger support for coach training

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Jumoké Fashola on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This week; Booking.com suffers a data breach with certain customer details being stolen by hackers. What can people do to protect themselves from similar hacks in future?Gadget of the Week goes to;Yubikey's Security Dongles. These dongles are either USB or NFC enabled and connect to your device add a level of much needed security to your online life.LiberNovo Dynamic Ergonomic

Regulator Seizes Nearly 100 Unlicensed Motorbike Couriers in Accra CrackdownWa East Legislator Demands Completion of Unfinished Health Facilities in Funsi and BulengeMumford Fishermen Demand Relief as Fuel Tax Hikes Hit Fishing OperationsEdem Agbana Slams Bodi Assembly for Diverting PWD Funds to Farmers’ DayNLA to Digitise Lotto Sales With 5,000 POS Machines to Curb LeakagesAshanti Market Queen Mothers Appeal for Calm Over Delayed Kejetia Phase Two Completion

Parliamentary Minority Lists Demands on OSP Dispute, Seeks President’s Position and Court Order FreezeYouth Reform Coalition Presses Gov'ntf to Publish Full Constitution Review ReportNDC Chair Defends Agriculture Reforms Amid Falling Farm PricesCorruption in Power Sector Identified as Major Factor Behind DumsorAfrica Education Watch Demands 2% of Education Budget for Inclusive Learning

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This week, we’ll hear how the work of Theatre Designers is being made more accessible using NaviLens codes. Samuel Green from Zoom talks about the accessibility of the ‘PodTrak P4next’ podcast recorder. Plus, we’ll be trying out the iOS app ‘OOrion’ which uses AI to help people find their way around and interact more easily with their environment.You can listen to the show live in the UK every Tuesday at 1pm on Freeview Channel 730, online at RNIB Connect Radio | RNIB , or on your smart

Is your LLM model real enough to only exist as a myth? The techgrumps team are not elite enough to use Mythos, but still talk about AI, Artemis and more on glass holes. Of course, this show is brought to you without any AI, or any other form of intelligence. Listen to your host Ryan […]

Ad firms settle with the FTC over boycotts. SpaceX is floating Tesla. Meta passes Google in ad revenue. Snapchat cuts 1000 jobs, while CEOs admit there is no benefit to AI.Windows Recall has some MAJOR vulnerabilities. DJI Osmo Pocket 4 has been banned from the USA. Insta360 and Oppo look like they might be making competitors. Oppo shows off a small camera focused phone, while OnePlus shows us a Gaming Ace. Valve delivers a Proton beta for ARM. And we NEED to talk about the vivo X300 Ultra! Let's

Ghana TVET Service dismisses claims of food supply disruptionsNational Service Authority payroll reduced to GH¢700m from GH¢1.6bn143 district assemblies failed 2024 assessmentParliament’s Legal Committee to Meet April 23 on Family Values BillIndigenous ride-hailing App Mijo begins operations May 1ECG Boss: We apologise for unreliable power supplyShakur Mohammed ends wait with debut MLS goal in Nashville winDon’t shut down National Theatre yet – George Quaye to Creative Arts MinistryTogo deepens