Archive Story | GIGO - Episode 21
I remember many years ago when I was studying computer science, first in Vo-Tech in the 70s, then in college in the 80s, there was a term that was frequently used. It sounded funny, and we tossed it around flippantly, but nevertheless, one that is true and was birthed out of truth. The irony of that term is that it is pretty much universal, not just for computers. That term is GIGO, or Garbage In, Garbage Out. Through the years, I realize this is critically true of us as humans. From the moment a baby…
DEAD AIR: 40 Days Without Mitch McConnell & The 9-State Cyclospora Crisis
From the prolonged public disappearance of senior Senate leadership to systemic deregulation threatening the food supply, institutional oversight in Washington is rapidly breaking down. Today at 12pm ET, Steve Schmidt and Dean Blundell return for DEAD AIR to confront "The Mitch Sitch." Kentucky's senior senator and longtime Republican leader Mitch McConnell has now surpassed 40 days without making a public appearance following his hospitalization, fueling intense speculation on Capitol Hill. Steve and…
The Identity Trap: Why Fat Loss and Muscle Gain Feel So Personal
Fat loss or muscle gain. That's the question I get more than almost any other. And it's the wrong question. Episode Summary In this episode of the Longevity Loop Podcast, we explain why fat loss and muscle gain feel like a permanent identity instead of a temporary strategy, and why that mistake is the reason most people spend years going in circles instead of moving forward. You'll learn the four signals that show which direction your body actually needs and how to change strategy partway through…
Kill Bill or Kill Keith? Why Using AI to Author Books Might Not Be in the Interest of Man
“It’s a realization of my individual self, not an alienation of it.” — Keith Teare on the book he wrote with AI in a week Welcome to episode 2984 of the show. A week is certainly an age in AI time. Since last week’s “Who Owns Intelligence” show, That Was The Week publisher Keith Teare has used AI to write an entire book entitled, surprise surprise, Who Owns Intelligence. No wonder, as Keith’s editorial this week puts it, AI has its enemies. These enemies, Keith insists — riffing off…
Miracle Story | God Surprised Me - Episode 21
Several years after graduating from college, I worked for various companies. I hated leaving jobs; however, various situations led me to work for several employers through those years. It was good in the aspect that I gained a ton of expert knowledge. One morning while I was driving to work, a thought ran through my mind, not a prayer. The thought was so outlandish that I would never have been able to believe it could have come true. Just musings in my mind, as I sometimes did. I thought to myself,…
Art in the Park with Eddie Nelson from the Dallas Arts Association
Today, we have Eddie Nelson here to tell us all about Art in the Park! https://www.dallasartsassociation.com/
Your Follower Count Isn't What Sponsors Are Buying
How Elizabeth turned 4,000 Instagram followers into $10,000 in sponsorships in under two months — without a big platform, a media kit, or any sponsorship experience before meeting Justin. Why year one and year two of her live event barely broke even (and what changed in year three) The "marketing consultant mindset" that separates creators who keep sponsors from creators who lose them Why 30-35 cold pitches converted to zero deals — and what finally worked instead How to pitch retention campaigns…
פרק 27 - מודלים פתוחים Open Source ו-GPT-5.6
בפרק הזה התמקדנו בעולם המודלים הפתוחים: מה באמת פתוח בהם, אילו משפחות מובילות כיום ועד כמה הן כבר מתקרבות למודלים הסגורים. דיברנו על האפשרויות לצרוך ולהריץ אותם, על ההבדלים בין מודלים קטנים שאפשר להתאים למשימות ממוקדות לבין מודלים גדולים שדורשים תשתית יקרה, ועשינו סדר בשאלות של…
The Strange Death of the American Front Porch: Molly Brady on Land, Law, and the Lost Art of Neighborliness
What has made this moment feel different is not the anxiety about incivility, which has always been there, but rather the performance of it. It’s relentless.” — Molly Brady on incivility in the age of the smartphone Whatever happened to the American front porch? Builders killed it to save money, says the Harvard law professor Molly Brady — and with this death went one of the key stages on which Americans have practiced the art of being neighbors over the last 250 years. Brady is a contributor…
The Education System is 100% Dead. Here's What Comes Next... ft. Amirah Cummings
What if curiosity, not content, is the most important skill we can teach kids? In this episode of Real Talk: The Curiosity Connection, host Matt Karabinos sits down with Amirah Cummings, founder of KIO (Kids in Orbit), to explore how AI is unlimiting education, why the traditional school system is 100% obsolete, and what it truly means to become a self-driven learner. Amirah is a former software engineer turned educator whose work spans multilingual Montessori schooling, mission-based learning, and an…
Philippians 1:7,11 -Fruits Of Righteousness- Pastor Rick Beaudry 2026-07-19
Pastor Rick Beaudry unpacks Philippians 1:7,11, teaching on the "Fruits of Righteousness" as he shares Paul’s affection and prayer that the Philippians' love would abound in knowledge and judgment. He lays out a threefold petition: abounding love informed by truth, authenticity as “sincere without wax,” and an abundance of goodness, and warns against hypocrisy, false teaching, and the seduction of secret knowledge. Practical application centers on the internal fruits of the Spirit (love, joy,…
Philippians 1:1,6 -Source Of My Joy- Pastor Rick Beaudry 2026-07-12
Pastor Rick Beaudry unfolds Philippians 1:1–6, arguing that the source of our joy is confidence in Jesus: confidence drawn from God’s faithfulness in the past, sustaining us now, and securing our future completion at the day of Christ. Drawing from Paul’s imprisonment and memories of the Philippian church (Lydia, the freed slave girl, the jailer, and Epaphroditus), he shows how suffering and provision produced rejoicing, fellowship (koinonia), and practical support for the gospel. He exhorts us to…