The Truth Heals: Preparing for Sentencing with Brad Rouse
Brad Rouse on mitigation, recovery, and telling the truth in sentencing narratives JP Maroney speaks with Brad Rouse, a mitigation consultant with a background in theater and storytelling, about how he helps defendants tell accurate, human narratives at the most consequential moment of a case. Brad also shares his own path through addiction, arrest, and a year at MDC Brooklyn, and why that experience now drives his nonprofit work for people who cannot afford this kind of support.In this episode, they…
Why the intelligence explosion can't happen inside a data centre | Tom Reed
AI systems are starting to build themselves. Because each generation of model will be better at building its successor than the last, it seems plausible that the full automation of AI R&D could rapidly lead to an exponential growth in overall AI capabilities. A natural inference is that domain-general superintelligence arrives shortly after AI research is automated. Host Tom Reed does not think this will happen. He believes the automation of AI R&D will not rapidly lead to domain-general…
Everyone’s Doing the South with Tressie McMillan Cottom
What's underneath the rest of the country treating the South as backward? Sociologist and New York Times contributor Tressie McMillan Cottom argues it's a ruse to help Americans avoid reckoning with their own faults. It also erases the massive contributions the South made to turn the US into a global superpower. A conversation about race, Southern identity, and American history with host Aisha Nyandoro.
Election Fraud & Getting the Vote Out with Marly Hornik LIVE from RNC
Boots on the Ground at the RNC in Dallas with Marly Hornik JP Maroney and Stephen Keller check in live with Marly Hornik from Dallas for an update on the RNC atmosphere, voter trust concerns, and the broader push around election integrity. Marly explains what she is seeing on the ground, why she believes turnout and legitimacy are the central issues, and how her reporting work is tied to legal action and public awareness. In this episode: Marly describes the scene in Dallas as busy but still quiet…
"Dull, Dirty or Dangerous? Use Drones!" w/ Linda Montgomery I Episode 11
Grant Baldwin joins us in the studio as we discuss drones in filmmaking, search and rescue, and beyond! We sit down with Linda Montgomery to explore the rapid growth and strategic vision of Zenatech a leading drone and AI company. Topics include acquisition strategies, regulatory advancements, product innovations, and future opportunities in defense and commercial markets. keywords Drone Technology, AI, Acquisition Strategy, Defense Market, Regulatory Compliance, Future of Drones, Zenatech, Drone as a…
Generic Trademarks: The Kiss of Death
Aspirin. Escalator. Thermos. All former trademarks that became generic and lost protection. Podcasters run into a version of this constantly: naming a show exactly what it's about, then finding out that's the hardest kind of name to protect. Avoid the legal horrors and keep rocking your IP. 💀🎸 📰 Sign up for the Avoid the Legal Horrors newsletter: https://kingpatentlaw.com/newsletter/ 📅 Ready to protect your brand and business? Book a consultation:…
Homegrown: The Talent Shaping Baha Mar’s Culinary Future
Food is more than what’s on the plate, it’s a story of culture, family, and tradition. In this episode of Beyond the Stay, Baha Mar chefs Garrette Bowe, Gabi Sawyer, and Tevin Kemp share how they’re preserving the flavors they grew up with while putting their own creative spin on Bahamian cuisine. From peas and rice and conch to the family techniques passed down through generations, they explore how food keeps Bahamian culture alive and introduces guests to an authentic taste of home. Highlights: …
Barbara Corcoran’s Guide to Mother-in-Law Relationships
Barbara Corcoran joins Kim and Grandma Gail alongside her daughter-in-law, Lia, for an honest conversation about one of the most complicated family relationships: the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law dynamic. Barbara and Lia open up about meeting when Lia was just 15, learning how to navigate boundaries, unsolicited advice, parenting differences, communication and the role respect has played in their relationship. They also share why they once went to therapy together and what it taught them about…
Avant le hockey, il y avait le vélo! (Jean-François Nadeau)
Comment un sport qui remplissait le Forum de Montréal a-t-il pu disparaître de notre mémoire collective? Jean-François Nadeau avait trois ou quatre ans quand sa grand-mère l'a assis sur une borne de route, dans un village des Cantons de l'Est. Il a entendu ce qu'il croyait être un essaim d'abeilles. C'était Éric Van Den Eynde dans un peloton de cycliste. Aujourd'hui historien et journaliste au Devoir, il passe sa vie à retrouver ce que le Québec a laissé filer. Le vélo d'ici a eu ses…
S13 E2 | Are You Being Responsible or Trying to Control?
If we are honest, sometimes we declare that our trust is in the Lord, but we simultaneously doubt His plans and frantically come up with our own. In the name of "being responsible," we obsess over how to get everyone and every circumstance to line up with the outcome we think is best. In this episode, you will learn how to: Identify sneaky controlling tendencies that may be hiding behind good intentions. Plan for the future without obsessing over the future. Be responsible for what you can be…
Today’s Maryland Media: What We’ve Lost And What We’ve Gained
Maryland Now — brought to you by Blended Public Affairs This episode, Dori Henry, Josh Kurtz, and David Nitkin turn the mic on their own industry, sitting down with TJ Smith — until days ago the host of a talk radio show on WBAL, and before that spokesperson for Baltimore City Police and then-County Executive Johnny Olszewski — and Miranda Spivak, a former Washington Post editor, former top editor at the Gazette newspapers, and author of Backroom Deals in Our Backyards. Together they take stock…
14. Can Organ Transplants Carry Memories and Consciousness?
Can an organ transplant carry more than biology? We explore organ cellular memory and consciousness. In this episode of Psychic Sister Tea, we’re diving into one of those topics that lives right at the intersection of science and spirituality. Could memories, personal preferences, cravings, emotions, or even pieces of personality somehow travel with a transplanted organ? We start with the famous story of Claire Sylvia, a heart-and-lung transplant recipient who reportedly developed cravings and…