EP 1367: Alphabet Soup and the Credentialing Machine
Letters might get you in the door, but genuine connection is what keeps you in the room. In Episode 1367 of the Rated R Safety Show, Dr. Jay Allen broadcasts from the Safety FM studios in Orlando to take a sledgehammer to the ego-driven compliance industry. We are tackling the "Credentialing Machine"—the highly lucrative business of selling certainty through certificates. Why do so many corporate professionals have email signatures that look like a spilled bowl of alphabet soup? Because they are…
WWDC 2026 LIVE from Apple Park: iOS 27 Siri AI Hands-On
We go hands-on with Siri AI, iOS 27’s vibe-code and agent style features, new child safety tools, and more! Member Promo Code: IWANTCHAPTERS (Click above and the $2.50 promo will be auto applied!) Top Five Tech | Stephen’s Podcast Creative Effort | Jason's Podcast Watch on YouTube! Show Notes via Email Email Us: podcast@primarytech.fm @stephenrobles on Threads @jasonaten on Threads Sponsors: CleanMyMac - Get Tidy Today! Try 7 days free and use my code PRIMARYTECH for 20% off at…
Excuse My Grandma’s Red Flags with Jared Freid
Excuse My Grandma is joined by comedian and author Jared Freid, who returns to the podcast for a third time, and his first in-person appearance with Kim and Grandma Gail. Jared talks about his new book, Walking Red Flag: Dating Advice from Your Favorite Guy Friend, sharing a male perspective on modern dating, commitment, dating apps, getting back together with an ex, and why men and women often approach relationships so differently. Kim, Grandma Gail, and Jared also compare dating across generations,…
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Want to stay up to date? Make sure you're subscribed to the email newsletter. — Hey guys, quick update from Jerrad. As you’re listening to this, I’m currently in Alaska with my son and a group of Dad Tired dads and sons for a father-son rite of passage trip. This season is packed with Dad Tired events, including the Alaska trip, Family Camp, our family mission trip to Guatemala, the annual Dad Tired retreat, and upcoming one-day conferences. Because of that, the podcast schedule may look a…
June 9, 2026 Safety Theater is Killing People
Safety Wars 6-9-2026 Safety Theater Is Killing People Host Jim Poesl returns after a hiatus to address listener comments and cover recent safety and news topics. He opens by critiquing micro-level accident prediction models, arguing they're inherently flawed because safety professionals correct hazards as they find them, skewing any data. He stresses that without authority to hire, fire, or discipline, safety pros have limited power to change workplace culture. Jim shares a story about a roofing…
Inside the Podcast Standards Project: let's keep podcasting open!
Podcasting is open and decentralized, and that's worth protecting. Justin Jackson explains how the Podcast Standards Project brings together hosting platforms and podcast apps to collaborate on the future of RSS-based podcasting. No one owns RSS. Not Apple, not Spotify, not YouTube; that's what makes. This is why it's more important than ever for the open podcast ecosystem to coordinate so we can innovate on top of RSS. Learn how the PSP works, what Podcasting 2.0 features we've already implemented,…
What is open podcasting?
This is the trailer for the Podcast Standards Project podcast. Justin Jackson introduces the PSP: a grassroots coalition of podcast apps and hosting companies working to improve the open podcasting ecosystem. The project is focused on innovating on top of RSS, the open, decentralized protocol that's powered podcast distribution since the beginning. Justin explains how RSS works: hosting companies update feeds for every podcast, those feeds get submitted to Apple, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Overcast, and…
RIP.ie Podcast: Parting Words | Episode Six, Sarah Corbett Lynch on Grief, Truth and Surviving the Unthinkable
The world thinks it knows the story of Jason Corbett. But this is the story of his daughter. In this powerful episode of Parting Words, Sarah Corbett Lynch speaks openly about the night her father died, the years of manipulation that followed, and the moment she and her brother finally felt safe enough to tell the truth. She reflects on growing up in the shadow of a global news story, navigating grief in public, and finding her own voice after years of silence. This is not a crime story — it is a…
What are Agentic Loops?
S/o Coderabbit for sponsoring today’s vid: https://startup-ideas-pod.link/code-rabbit On this episode I sit down with Professor Ras Mic to break down agentic loops. We define what a loop is, explain why well-known builders like Boris and Peter swear by them, and stay honest about who they truly serve. Mic argues that human-in-the-loop remains the strongest setup today, and he walks through the one loop he runs every day for code review using Cursor, GitHub, and Greptile. By the end you will know when…
Clark Atlanta University, Coach Terry Sims "mentors and role models" | SIAC Sit Down | HBCUGameDay.com
This week on The SIAC Sit Down, Sly and Jamie welcome Coach Terry Sims, Head Football Coach at Clark Atlanta University, for an engaging and insightful conversation about his life, career, and vision for the Panthers football program. Coach Sims discusses what made Clark Atlanta University the right fit for him and why he was excited about the opportunity to lead one of the SIAC's most storied programs. He reflects on his coaching journey, sharing the experiences and lessons that helped shape him into…
Building a Self-Directed PhD With Claude AI
The Pragmatic AI Podcast is sponsored by Tighten. T-I-G-H-T-E-N. We will take your AI ideas, prototypes or even vibe-coded apps, and we'll take them to production. Scalable and secure. Check us out at tighten.com. In this episode, Matt Stauffer talks with software engineer and self-described "Renegade Historian" Dave Stanton, who has built an entire AI-driven workflow that lets him program — and write a 400-page history book — almost entirely by voice from his phone. They get into the nuts and…
Brooklyn Al Primo Posto: Vincent Coppola’s Magical Memoir of the Church, the Mafia and the Gowanus Canal
“I never knew, and I was a bright kid. I didn’t know who the mayor of New York was, but I could tell you the names of all the mafia guys on the corner.” — Vincent Coppola So we finally found a Coppola for the show. No, not Francis Ford. But somebody just as cool and even more authentic. The longtime Newsweek reporter Vincent Coppola grew up in Brooklyn three subway stops from Manhattan, but never went there until he was a teenager, nor even visited Central Park until his twenties. Coppola’s…