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Back to the Feature with Evan and GabbyOn the Nature of Grief: Hamnet & Arrival | Back to the Feature with Evan & GabbyHAMNET, the Golden Globe award winning, Best Picture nominee from Chloe Zhao has recently released world wide. Starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal, this film is an emotional journey - but is not without its critics. Join Evan Yee and Gabby Ruiz as they discuss this film and pair it with Denis Villeneuve's ARRIVAL, starring Amy Adams. Follow Back to the Feature wherever you get your podcasts! Subscribe to Back to the Feature: https://www.youtube.com/@BacktotheFeaturePod?sub_confirmation=1Our Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/backtothepod/
2026-01-311h 32
Wired for ChangePreview: Episode 38 - When Tech Stopped Being "Safe"Watch this two-minute preview of Wired For Change podcast episode 38: When Tech Stopped Being "Safe".Host Amy Yee is joined by Cate Huston, author of The Engineering Leader, for a thoughtful conversation about how engineering leadership is changing — and what that means for careers, teams, and judgment in today’s tech landscape.
2026-01-2802 min
Wired for ChangeWhen Tech Stopped Being "Safe"For a long time — especially in software engineering — there was an unspoken promise:if you were smart enough, fast enough, or technical enough, the rest would work itself out.That promise no longer feels reliable.In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee is joined by Cate Huston, author of The Engineering Leader, to explore what’s changed — and what engineering leadership demands now.Cate brings lived experience from across the tech landscape, including working as a software engineer at Google, leading distributed teams at Automattic, and navigating trust, privacy, and acco...
2026-01-271h 15
Wired for ChangePatriotism Over Profit: Cyber Leadership, Judgement, and the Path AheadWhat does patriotism mean in a cyber context — and how should leaders balance mission, judgment, and profit in a rapidly changing world?In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee is joined by George Al-Koura — CISO, former Canadian Armed Forces Signals Intelligence Specialist, and co-host of Bare Knuckles and Brass Tacks.This reflective conversation goes beyond tools and trends to explore cyber leadership as a values-driven practice. Amy and George discuss patriotism over profit, the real constraints leaders face, trust and intuition as decision-making skills, and how to navigate responsibility in an era shap...
2025-12-231h 37
Wired for ChangeCanada Under Pressure: Navigating the Hybrid Threat LandscapeCanada is navigating an evolving threat landscape where cyber risks, physical security, disinformation, geopolitics, and human behavior increasingly converge.In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee is joined by Lina Dabit, former Unit Commander of the RCMP Cybercrime Investigative Team and former Field Unit Commander with the Canadian Air Carrier Protective Program, for a wide-ranging conversation on trust, leadership, and resilience in a hybrid threat world.Drawing on decades of frontline and executive experience, Lina shares how security challenges have evolved — and why siloed approaches no longer work. Together, Amy and Lina ex...
2025-12-161h 07
Wired for ChangeSmall Hospital, Big Impact: Inside Kemptville District HospitalWhat does it take for a small hospital to deliver big results? In this special Wired for Change episode, host Amy Yee sits down with the senior leadership team of Kemptville District Hospital (KDH) — Frank Vassallo (CEO), Katie Hogue (VP Nursing & Clinical, and Chief Nursing Executive), and Brittany Rivard (CFO & VP Operations) — for a rare inside look at how a 40-bed community hospital is reshaping care in one of Ontario’s fastest-growing regions.Together, they explore how KDH blends compassionate patient care with innovative partnerships, strong culture, and system-level collaboration. From powerful patient stories to the realities of rur...
2025-12-092h 01
Wired for ChangeStrengthening Board Leadership in a Fast-Changing Tech LandscapeGuest: Matt Davies — Former CTO, Shared Services Canada | Board Member | Senior Advisor, StrategyCorpTechnology has shifted the centre of gravity in the boardroom. Once focused primarily on risk and budgets, today's boards must understand AI, data, cybersecurity, cloud, and the culture shifts that accompany them.In this episode, Amy Yee and Matt Davies explore how boards can build fluency in emerging technologies, support leadership teams through uncertainty, and provide forward-looking stewardship rather than reactive oversight.Together, they unpack:How directors can move from oversight to foresightWhat AI, cyber, an...
2025-12-0251 min
Wired for ChangeThe Cavalry is Us: How Cyber Leaders are Rewriting the FutureEpisode 33 — The Cavalry is Us: How Cyber Leaders are Rewriting the FutureRecorded live at BSides Ottawa 2025, this episode brings together leaders from across Canada’s cybersecurity, policy, and critical infrastructure communities to explore a message that resonated throughout the conference:The cavalry isn’t coming. The cavalry is us.Host Amy Yee speaks with keynote speakers, policy advocates, engineers, researchers, and organizers who are helping shape Canada’s digital resilience. Through candid conversations, they unpack:Why Canada struggles with cohesion in cyber defenceHow policy and legislation shape national readines...
2025-11-2548 min
Wired for ChangeBeyond the Blueprint: Inside the Practice of Public Service DesignWhat does service design look like inside government?In this episode, Amy Yee talks with Shannah Segal, Experience Design Lead at the Ontario Digital Service, about the craft behind designing public services that work for people.Shannah shares honest, grounded insights from her work across government and the private sector — from the role of user research and contextual inquiry, to the realities of navigating policy, silos, and organizational culture. Together, they explore why traditional approaches often fall short, how design teams build trust inside complex systems, and what it takes to balance innovation wi...
2025-11-1857 min
Wired for ChangeReinventing Change Management — and Finding Scale — for the AI EraAI is changing the rules of adaptation.In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with transformation strategist, serial entrepreneur, author, keynote speaker and Flipwork founder Nikki Barua to explore what change management must become in the AI era.From AI FOMO and culture traps to identity shifts and continuous reinvention, they discuss how leaders can help their people thrive instead of fear the future.Highlights:Why change management needs to changeThe danger of unstructured AI experimentationHow to build AI-native mindsets...
2025-11-1149 min
Wired for ChangeTrust by Design: Safeguarding Mental Health in the Age of AIAs artificial intelligence becomes part of how Canadians access mental health care, trust, safety, and inclusion have never mattered more.In this episode of Wired for Change, Amy Yee speaks with Maureen Abbott, Director of Innovation at the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC). Together, they explore how digital tools can expand access to care while protecting the dignity and privacy of every user.You’ll hear about:Canada’s new e-Mental Health Strategy and its six priorities for ethical innovationHow the MHCC is developing AI guidance to safeguard mental heal...
2025-11-0448 min
Wired for ChangeFrom Hackers to Healthcare: A CISO's Masterclass in Building TrustHow do you build digital trust in one of the world’s most complex and high-stakes industries?In this episode of Wired for Change, cybersecurity meets transformation as host Amy Yee sits down with Iain Paterson, CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) at Well Health Technologies—a digital health leader managing thousands of clinics and software assets across North America.From his early days in banking and red-team operations to leading cyber strategy in healthcare, Iain shares a masterclass in resilience, risk, and culture.They explore:How healthcare’s digital expansion reshapes risk and resili...
2025-10-151h 30
Wired for ChangeEngineering Trust into Transformation | Dream Team Ep. 5Trust isn’t just earned — it’s engineered.In this fifth installment of the Digital Transformation Dream Team series, host Amy Yee explores how cybersecurity, privacy, and systems thinking come together to build transformations people can believe in.Meet three essential archetypes:The Cyber Defender (Winston Churchill) — protecting systems and foresight under siegeThe Trust Guardian (George Orwell) — designing for dignity, transparency, and human rights in a data-driven worldThe Systems Steward (Rachel Carson) — anticipating long-term impact and unintended consequences across interconnected systemsFrom wartime radar to Orwellian wa...
2025-10-0726 min
Wired for ChangeA Roadmap for Zero Trust for Financial Services - Five Steps to Stop VillainsFinancial services is a global dependency. Payments, trading, and banking platforms are the backbone of modern economies — and adversaries know it. That’s why fraud, ransomware, DDoS, supply chain exploits, and even deepfakes are converging into systemic risks.In this special session, (note - may be easier to consume on video via Spotify and YouTube due to visuals) Amy Yee (Chief Digital Officer at Relevantz, Chief Digital Transformation Officer at C3SA, and host of Wired for Change) lays out a practical five-step roadmap for Zero Trust adoption in financial services. Drawing on regulatory expectations, real-world case stud...
2025-10-0255 min
Wired for ChangeCyber Threat Intelligence & Stuxnet: Protecting Critical Infrastructure | Cheryl BiswasWhat happens when the lights go out?In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with Cheryl Biswas, Strategic Threat Intelligence Specialist, to explore the real-world impact of cyber threats on critical infrastructure — from power grids and water supplies to hospitals and financial systems.Cheryl shares her personal journey into cybersecurity, sparked by the discovery of Stuxnet, and explains why threat intelligence is not just about collecting data but about providing context, meaning, and timely action. Together, they dive into:How nation-state adversaries exploit fear and disruptionTh...
2025-09-231h 04
Wired for ChangePursuing a Public Life: Sergio Marchi on Change, Politics, and a New Generation of LeadersThe Hon. Sergio Marchi has lived a remarkable public life — from community activist and city councillor to federal cabinet minister and Canadian ambassador. Now, in his new book Pursuing a Public Life, he reflects on three decades in politics and diplomacy, and makes a call to action for a new generation of leaders.In this conversation with host Amy Yee on Wired for Change, Marchi shares candid lessons on trust, compromise, and perseverance, and explains why, despite today’s cynicism, politics can still be a force for positive change. From his early activism to leading in the envi...
2025-09-1652 min
Wired for ChangeLeadership Drift: How Teams Lose Alignment - and How to Get It BackLeadership drift is real — teams start aligned, but over time priorities shift, communication breaks down, and performance slips.In this episode, Amy Yee talks with Michelle Chambers about how leaders can recognize the signs of drift, rebuild alignment, and coach their teams back to high performance.Practical insights on:Change leadership vs. change managementSpotting early warning signs of driftBuilding trust, psychological safety, and resilienceA must-listen for anyone leading through transformation.
2025-09-0945 min
Wired for ChangeZero Trust Roadmap for Critical Infrastructure | SecureWorld 2025Cyber threats to critical infrastructure are no longer hypothetical — they’re already inside the walls. In this special SecureWorld session, Amy Yee (Chief Digital Transformation Officer at C3SA, Chief Digital Officer at Relevantz, and host of Wired for Change) breaks down a practical Zero Trust roadmap designed for OT and ICS environments.With a unique comic-book “villain persona” framework, Amy brings to life the real adversaries targeting energy, water, transportation, and healthcare systems — from state-sponsored groups like Volt Typhoon and Cyber Av3ngers, to ransomware crews behind Colonial Pipeline–style attacks, to precision saboteurs modeled on Stuxnet/TRIT...
2025-09-0958 min
Wired for ChangeBuilding the Future of Deliveries: AI, Sustainability, and the Hidden World of LogisticsLogistics may be invisible to most of us, but it’s one of the biggest forces shaping our daily lives — and one of the largest sources of global emissions.In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with Richard Savoie, engineer, entrepreneur, and CEO of Adiona Tech, to explore how AI and advanced optimization are transforming deliveries, reducing costs, and driving sustainability in supply chains.Richard shares his journey from his first childhood business to building a company that has powered tens of millions of deliveries and worked with global giants like...
2025-09-0242 min
Wired for ChangeUnlocking Change from Within: Jill Reilly on The 10 PermissionsWhat does it really take to change — yourself, your team, or your organization?In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee speaks with Jill Reilly, author of the upcoming book The 10 Permissions, about why transformation begins with giving ourselves permission first.Drawing from three decades of global work — from South Africa’s transition to democracy to leading HIV/AIDS programs in Zimbabwe and advising boardrooms — Jill shares how change is rarely linear and why permission is the missing ingredient for lasting transformation.You’ll hear:Why inaction is wildly draining a...
2025-08-2751 min
Wired for ChangeModern Ransomware Defence: Mimic & C3SA on Closing the GapRansomware is no longer just smash-and-grab — it’s a long game. Attackers are more persistent, better resourced, and increasingly using "Ransomware as a Service" to scale their impact.In this episode of Wired for Change, Amy Yee is joined by Greg Davison (Mimic) and Jarett Parent (C3SA) to explore why organizations must rethink how they defend critical systems. From closing the 20% detection gap to preparing boards for tough questions, this conversation highlights practical strategies for CISOs, IT leaders, and executives who need resilience today.Chapters:00:00 – The Modern Ransomware Landscape05:00 – Mimic’s Origin Story & Mi...
2025-08-1944 min
Wired for ChangeBeyond the Checkbox: Moving Past OKRs to Real ProgressOKRs and rigid performance targets are supposed to help teams focus — but too often, they push us toward short-term wins that chip away at our long-term vision.In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee talks with Radhika Dutt, author of Radical Product Thinking, about why conventional goal setting can unintentionally kill innovation and how to replace it with a more powerful approach: puzzle setting and puzzle solving.We explore:Why goals can create “vision debt” and performance theaterHow reframing projects as puzzles unlocks curiosity and collaborationReal...
2025-08-1255 min
Wired for ChangeCreating the Conditions for Adaptability | Dream Team Ep 4In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee explores what it really takes to keep transformation efforts on track when things get messy — because they always do.When priorities shift, trust falters, or unexpected disruptions hit, how do you build a team that can bend without breaking?Amy introduces three essential roles from her Digital Transformation Dream Team framework:🔹 The Adaptive Organization Designer – Inspired by Florence Nightingale, rethinking team structures and systems under pressure🔹 The Velocity Catalyst – With lessons from Taiichi Ohno, removing friction and building trust and momentum🔹 The Strategic D...
2025-08-0624 min
TennesseeFarmTable.comJoe and Jessi Baker of Old Smoky Moonshine, Yee Haw Brewery and her cookbook “Shining”.Moonshiners and Sevierville natives Jessi and Joe Baker (the couple who created Ole Smoky Moonshine) share their stories about the Old Smoky Candy Kitchen, creating Ole smoky Distillery, Yee Haw Brewing, Jessi’s cookbook, her style of cooking, her chicken and dumplings and her tasty moonshine cocktail.
2025-08-0227 min
Wired for ChangeMission Command and Modernization: Exploring Change in the Defence SectorWhat does it take to lead transformation in one of the most complex, high-stakes environments in the public sector?In this episode of Wired for Change, Amy is joined by Derek Dobson, a veteran strategist and defence innovation leader, to explore how change really happens inside the Canadian defence sector. From his military background to his current work at the systems level, Derek offers a rare perspective on how leadership, policy, and emerging technologies intersect.Together, they discuss:Mission command and agile leadership in high-pressure environmentsCivilian vs military mindsets when...
2025-07-2945 min
Wired for ChangeMastering the Mental Game of Leading ChangeMastering the Mental Game of Leading Change – with Jennifer Selby LongWhat separates high-performing leaders during transformation? According to executive coach Jennifer Selby Long, it's not just strategy or execution—it's mindset.In this episode of Wired For Change, we explore the human side of change leadership, drawing powerful lessons from performance psychology and the world of elite athletes. Jennifer shares insights from decades of coaching senior leaders and transformation teams, unpacking what it takes to lead through uncertainty, resistance, and rapid change.🎯 Topics include:The difference between change management and change...
2025-07-271h 10
Progress, Potential, and Possibilities Podcast / ShowDr. On-Yee (Amy) Lo - Marcus Institute for Aging Research - Functional Independence For Older AdultsSend us a textDr. On-Yee (Amy) Lo, Ph.D. is Assistant Scientist II at the Marcus Institute for Aging Research ( https://www.marcusinstituteforaging.org/who-we-are/profiles/yee-amy-lo-phd ) and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center ( https://connects.catalyst.harvard.edu/Profiles/display/Person/147630 ).Dr. Lo is a physical therapist and research scientist who aims to prevent functional decline and enhance functional independence for older adults with mobility impairments by conducting experimental and translational research. She has expertise and experience in physical therapy, biomechanics, neuroimaging, and neuromodulation....
2025-07-2438 min
Wired for ChangeScaling Wisely: Making the Right Calls at the Right StageWhat does it really take to scale a company wisely?In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with tech industry veteran and former CEO Rich Napoli to explore the critical decisions leaders face at every stage of organizational growth. From deciding how much structure is too much (or too little), to knowing when a role—or a person—no longer fits, Rich brings decades of hard-won insights from growing companies across multiple sizes and sectors.We talk about:Why organizations need the right-sized structure at each growth stage
2025-07-1534 min
Wired for ChangeArchitecture in Motion: Designing Systems for Change | Dream Team Ep.3What do Julius Caesar, Walt Disney, and Nikola Tesla have in common?They each represent a timeless role in making complex systems actually work — especially when you're leading large-scale transformation or trying to unite tech and strategy.In this episode of the Digital Transformation Dream Team series, we explore three essential archetypes:🏛 The Systems Orchestrator – Julius Caesar: Designed governance models that scaled across a massive empire🎢 The Experience Designer – Walt Disney: Transformed both customer and employee experience through intentional service design⚡ The Tech Trailblazer – Nikola Tesla: Constantly pushed the edge of what’s p...
2025-07-0817 min
Auscast Literature ChannelA Desire for Roughness: Sexy Farming and Shoulder-Length GlovesHowdy! Amy is off on holiday so we (the collective & of AMY &) have taken this opportunity to do a sneaky takeover of the pod 😈 Welcome to WESTERN MONTH! Yee, and I cannot stress this enough, haw 🤠 🌄🐎🌾🐄🌵 We’re keen as a tin of hot beans to deep dive into all things both country and western, from cowboy heroes to spirited heroines, rugged outlaws to lonesome ranchers, the wild mountains of Montana to small desert towns that, try as we might to huddle close together, just can’t quite seem to fit the two of us. In this episode we’ll be...
2025-07-0447 minAmy & Book ClubA Desire for Roughness: Sexy Farming and Shoulder-Length GlovesHowdy! Amy is off on holiday so we (the collective & of AMY &) have taken this opportunity to do a sneaky takeover of the pod 😈 Welcome to WESTERN MONTH! Yee, and I cannot stress this enough, haw 🤠 🌄🐎🌾🐄🌵 We’re keen as a tin of hot beans to deep dive into all things both country and western, from cowboy heroes to spirited heroines, rugged outlaws to lonesome ranchers, the wild mountains of Montana to small desert towns that, try as we might to huddle close together, just can’t quite seem to fit the two of us. In this episode we’ll be...
2025-07-0447 min
Wired for ChangeThe Risk Gap: Talent Shortages in a Time of Expanding RiskAs AI and cybersecurity threats grow more complex, the talent pool in governance, risk, and compliance is shrinking. GRC expert Shruti Mukherjee joins host Amy Yee to explore why professionals are leaving, what’s at stake, and how we can build a risk-savvy culture before it’s too late.
2025-06-2440 min
Wired for ChangeNothing Without Us: Building Accessible Innovation from the Ground UpWhat if innovation started not with faster technology, but with deeper values?In this special episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee takes you inside Carleton University’s Abilities Living Lab—a space where accessibility, community, and cutting-edge research converge to reimagine what innovation can be. Joined by lab director and biomedical engineering professor Dr. Adrian Chan (who also happened to be Amy’s professor during her undergrad in engineering!), we explore how this unique lab is pushing the boundaries of inclusive, multidisciplinary design.Together, we tour a vibrant and flexible research environment where:🔹...
2025-06-1759 min
Wired for ChangeCompliance in a Changing World: Nationalism, Sanctions, and Global RiskKaren Moore, founder of Sounding Board and adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law, joins Wired for Change to explore the rising complexity of compliance in a volatile global landscape. From sanctions and trade disruptions to nationalism and climate-driven instability, she unpacks the evolving risk environment facing today’s organizations.We discuss:Geopolitical upheaval and its impact on business operationsShifting enforcement priorities in the EU, Asia, and Latin AmericaThe role of compliance leaders in connecting the dots across disciplinesWhy behavioral science, marketing, and moral courage al...
2025-06-1025 min
Wired for ChangeBuilding Your Digital Transformation Dream Team: The Human Side of ChangeThe Human Side of Change – Culture, Courage, and ConnectionTransformation Dream Team – Episode 2What really drives change? It’s not just strategy or technology—it’s people.In this episode of Wired for Change, Amy Yee explores the human infrastructure behind successful transformation through three powerful archetypes:The Change Leader – Inspires belief and momentum (John F. Kennedy)The Change Navigator – Guides teams through complexity (Empress Dowager Cixi)The Change Whisperer – Builds trust from within (Harriet Tubman)Blending history, leadership insights, and real-world transformation stories, Amy helps listeners recogn...
2025-06-0417 min
Wired for ChangeWrestling with Privacy - with Dr. Sophia Muller🎙️ Wrestling with Privacy – with Dr. Sophia MullerWhy is privacy still so hard to implement—even when everyone agrees it matters?In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with privacy expert Dr. Sophia Muller to unpack the real-world challenges organizations face when trying to make privacy principles stick. From legacy systems to culture clashes and checkbox compliance, we explore what gets in the way—and how to move forward.👥 Who this episode is for:– Leaders navigating digital transformation– Privacy officers and compliance teams– Anyone tired of hearing “pr...
2025-05-2341 min
Wired for ChangeGuardrails & Gold Mines: Leading Through Uncertainty with IntentExploring AI, Adaptive Leadership, and the Power of Questions with Chris ShipleyWhat does it take to lead through continuous change—when even the roadmap is evolving?In this episode of Wired for Change, I sit down with Chris Shipley, an accomplished author - most recently The Empathy Advantage: Leading the Empowered Workforce- and seasoned leader with over 30 years of experience at the intersection of technology, journalism and innovation - to reflect on the evolving demands of leadership in an AI-driven world.We explore:Why adaptive leadership and vulnerability matter now mo...
2025-05-1623 min
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2025-05-0930 min
Chicago WritesAmy Yee, Award Winning Author and Journalist, plus Adam Kaz, Jason Page and a Book Ban UpdateAdam Kaz on getting published with Zines, and a writing and organizing technique. Adam talks about beat words. Connect with Adam at thegroundisuneven.com and check out his portfolio at kazadam97.journoportfolio.com. And on Facebook and Instagram you can find him at kazadam97.
Zine World’s website, www.undergroundpress.org, has event listings, a list of zine libraries and infoshops, how-to articles, and links to many other resources.
Zinebook, www.zinebook.com, has articles on zine history, legal issues, how-to advice, and more. Templates for organizing pages for printing.
Our featured guest is Jo...
2025-05-011h 45
Wired for ChangeFrom Idea to Impact: Building our Health Innovation EcosystemIn this special on-site episode of Wired for Change, we join Dr. Matthew Bromwich and host Amy Yee at the National Health-Tech Innovation Conference in Vancouver to explore one of the biggest challenges in healthcare (and beyond):👉 Why do so many great ideas struggle to reach real-world impact?Dr. Bromwich shares powerful lessons from his journey as a physician-entrepreneur, highlighting:The “Valley of Death” between research and commercializationWhy funding and procurement remain major roadblocks for health innovatorsHow true innovation demands cross-functional collaboration between healthcare, business, research, and governmentThe critical mindset shift from seeking "unicorns" to building resilient, sustainable ecosystemsIf you’re...
2025-04-3013 min
Wired for ChangeBuilding Your Digital Transformation Dream Team: Part 1 – Innovation vs ExecutionAfter years in the trenches of transformation work (and conversations with a great network!), our host Amy Yee has identified 16 pivotal roles that show up again and again on high-performing transformation teams and are essential for moving forward. And it’s not about titles. These are the mindsets, capabilities, and team dynamics that determine whether transformation efforts soar or stall.In this 15 min episode of our new Transformation Dream Team (TDT) miniseries, we explore:The balance between big ideas and real executionThe hidden tension between vision and structure3 essential team players you need to have an ey...
2025-04-2217 min
Wired for ChangePreventing Bias by Design – The Change Leader’s AI Playbook In this episode of Wired for Change, host Amy Yee sits down with Kelly Geyer, a global Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging (DEIB) leader and change management expert, to explore one of the most urgent issues in tech today: AI bias.As artificial intelligence reshapes industries from healthcare to HR, the risks of reinforcing discrimination through biased data and poorly designed systems are growing. But the good news? We can do something about it — if we start now.🔍 In this episode, we cover:The real-world risks of biased AI (including a powerful story you won’t...
2025-04-1148 min
Paul's Positive PodcastA Day of Generosity: The Ripple Effect of Kindness in HaverhillPaul's Positive Podcast
Hosted by Amy Iverson
Welcome to Paul's Positive Podcast, where we delve into the heartwarming world of positive human-interest stories curated just for Paul. Join host Amy Iverson as she shares inspiring tales that highlight the warmth and kindness found in everyday life.
In a recent episode, Amy takes us to Haverhill, Massachusetts, where a day at the local McDonald's turned into an extraordinary event. What began as a typical afternoon soon transformed into a celebration of generosity, as a compassionate stranger decided to buy meals fo...
2025-04-1003 min
My Food Job Rocks!Dig In: A Sensory Professor's Dream Lab with Dr. Amy Lammert, Professor at Cal PolyDr. Amy Lammert discusses her journey in the field of food science, focusing on sensory science and product development. She highlights the challenges of teaching product development in academia, the importance of collaboration between industry and education, and her personal experiences transitioning from industry roles to a professorship at Cal Poly. We chat about the evolving nature of food science and the necessity of integrating sensory science into food education.Amy discusses her journey into sensory science, the development of the sensory program at Cal Poly, and the establishment of a new state-of-the-art sensory...
2025-04-031h 20
Wired for ChangeAn Innovation Skills Gap We Can't Afford to IgnoreIn this episode, host Amy Yee sits down with Terri Griffith, Keith Beedie Chair in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Simon Fraser University, to unpack the “hidden skills gap” that’s limiting our ability to innovate, adapt, and scale—despite major technological investments.🔹 What is "system savviness" and why does it matter for the future of work?🔹 Why do 75% of innovation and transformation efforts still fail?🔹 How can leaders better align talent, technology, technique, and timing?🔹 What role should education, experimentation, and negotiation play in building adaptive teams?🔹 And how does a childhood spent helping a wedding planner prepare someone to lead complex enginee...
2025-04-0245 min
Wired for ChangeThis is Canada's Moment: Innovation, Procurement & Policy ChangeToday’s episode features a powerful conversation with Skaidra Puodžiūnas, Ontario Director at the Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) — and one of the voices behind an open letter sent today to Premier Doug Ford, urging policy reform to better support Canadian-grown innovation.We dive into:🔹 The real challenges Canadian innovators face scaling at home🔹 Why government procurement policies are a critical — and underused — tool🔹 How Skaidra’s experience as a former Ontario public servant drives her advocacy today🔹 What policymakers, entrepreneurs, and citizens can do to unlock Canada’s innovation economyFrom health tech to cybersecurity to AI, world-class innovation is...
2025-03-3131 min
Kingdom: Animalia - A Zoology Podcast for KidsBudgerigar—Part 3: Pet Budgies with Amy Yee from Mickaboo (Podcasthon 2025)Find out what all the squawk is about!______________________What should you feed budgies? Does Houdini have some feathered competition? Why should you adopt pets instead of buying them? What things on the market for budgies should you actually avoid? Today, on the first-ever KA interview episode, Devon, Chet, and Cap welcome Amy Yee, volunteer at Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue (where Devon adopted Budgly and Rex), to talk about everything there is to know about pet budgerigars, Melopsittacus undulatus, and some other pet birds.This episode is in part for Podcasthon, an initiative in which 1,300+...
2025-03-2032 min
Wired for ChangeHealing the Health Data Divide: Empowering Future Leaders & Fueling ReformHosted by Amy Yee, the next episode of Wired For Change Podcast is here with the terrific Glynda Rees - RN, MSN, ACHIP, CPHIMS-CA, FAMIA | Program Lead Digital Health | Co-Founder EdEHR | Doctor of Nursing Post-Candidacy. Her interests include the integration of Informatics and digital health in undergraduate and post-graduate education, and the impact of technology on clinical judgment and decision-making at the point of care. In this episode, we dive into the open project Educational EHR which Glynda co-founded, we raise awareness about a collaborative grassroots initiative coming out of the Alberta Virtual Care Coordination Body with thinking that...
2025-03-1847 min
Wired for ChangeThe Trust Crisis - Misinformation and the Fight for TruthIn episode 3 of Wired for Change, we dive into misinformation, disinformation and malinformation - how they spread, why they work, and what we can do to take back control in this time of rapid change. Abigail Dubiniecki - privacy lawyer, data strategist and thought leader - has a candid conversation with Wired for Change's host, Amy Yee. Key Topics We Discuss:How misinformation manipulates us and erodes our autonomyThe rise of malign influence and active measuresWhy mistrust is fertile ground for falsehoods (COVID-19 is a prime example)How disinformation travels faster than truth – and the psychological tr...
2025-03-1545 min
Wired for ChangeWhat's Changing in Cybersecurity?In a world of rapid change—where AI is reshaping industries, economies face uncertainty, and digital transformation accelerates—cybersecurity stands as the backbone of resilience. In this 2nd episode of Wired For Change, we speak with cybersecurity thought-leader and CEO of C3SA Cyber Security Audit, Jarett Parent. We cover how to transition to cybersecurity careers, the evolution of cybersecurity, the relationship between cyber and digital transformation and how cybersecurity can be an enabler for major transformation trends such as AI-driven automation & decision making, acceleration of cloud adoption and data-first strategy, and hyperconnected supply chains and IoT expansion.This vide...
2025-03-1555 min
Wired for ChangeWelcome to Wired for ChangeThis first episode of Wired for Change features guest Rich Napoli, CEO Emeritus of Relevantz and Amy's former co-host of blockchain show "The Weekly Standup with Rich and Amy". In this episode, we kick off the new podcast and discuss Amy's inspiration and her "why" behind starting this podcast, while introducing ideas about innovation, optimization and transformation.
2025-03-1527 min
Closer To Christ Through General ConferenceEp. 52 "The Man Who Communed with Jehovah" By Elder Kyle S. McKayhttps://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2024/10/33mckay?lang=enghttps://www.thechurchnews.com/members/2024/11/18/kristin-yee-rs-eq-lessons-october-2024-general-conference/Questions:How does Joseph Smith’s First Vision encourage us today to approach God in times of need?How does Joseph Smith’s example of regular repentance provide a model for our lives?Elder McKay discusses several profound truths restored through Joseph Smith, such as about the nature of God and the Atonement of Christ. How do restored truths enhance our understanding of the gospel, and what impact do they...
2024-12-1522 min
Closer To Christ Through General ConferenceEp. 51 "The Joy of Our Redemption" By Sister Kristin M. Yeehttps://www.thechurchnews.com/members/2024/11/18/kristin-yee-rs-eq-lessons-october-2024-general-conference/https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2024/10/32yee?lang=eng#p_qZa2hQuestions:What makes repentance a joyful act?How can we apply Sister Yee’s experience with the painting to our own life challenges?How can we better strengthen our covenant relationship with God?What does it mean to you that the Savior is “mighty to save”?How can repentance allow us to feel God’s love?Action Items:Ponder the redeemin...
2024-12-1222 min
It's My Country Radio ShowIt's My Country Radio Show 6-9-24 (150)It's My Country Radio Show
Show 150
1. Everette - Momma I’ll Be Okay – 3.52
2. Taylor Austin Dye - Almost Oklahoma – 3.36
3. Joe Stamm - Daddy Used to Say – 3.21
4. Justin Sutton - Nothing But Time – 3.18
5. Ella Langley - Closest to Heaven – 3.10
6. Ella Langley - I Blame the Bar – 2.54
7. HunterGirl - Bad Decisions – 2.47
8. HunterGirl – Clockworks – 3.08
9. Holly Wild - Change To Breathe – 2.44
10. Down South Pepper Band – Karen – 3.01
11. Michael Ward – Forever – 3.04
12. Larissa Tormey Ft Remyo - Fire And Water – 3.07
13. The Charlesys - Country Walks – 4.01
14. Reed Foley - Ain't What It Was – 2.56
15...
2024-09-061h 58
Why Teach?HIP Trip to China: Chinese Teacher Amy and Australian teachers Michael and SamTeacher Amy talks with Michael Jacobsen and Sam Franzway about teaching in the HIP program, and the work of conveying complex ideas across the language barrier, while still keeping the content relevant and engaging for a class of Year 7 Chinese students on the first day of their first week of high school.This podcast is from a series of five special episodes of Why Teach? recorded over the course of a week-long learning festival held in Chongqing, China (17-24 August, 2024). The festival focused around the Human Interdependence Project, developed and lead by YEE Education.
2024-08-2611 minTennesseeFarmTable.comCarolina Malt House, Cleveland North CarolinaAaron Goss, Founder of the Carolina Malt House located in Cleveland North Carolina. Aaron works with local farmers within 10 miles of the Malt House who grow grains that the Carolina Malt House then makes into different styles of malted grains for breweries. Aaron also works with a Tennessee Farmer in Coffee County Tennessee who grows a specific barley for the Carolina Malt House named Tennessee 2 Row. Several award-winning Tennessee breweries use malts from the Carolina Malt House such as Blackberry Farm Brewery,Tennessee Brew Works, Common John, Yee Haw, and more.
2024-08-0224 min
Making Peace VisibleTales of Tibetan resilience and resistance in exileWhen India-based reporter Amy Yee got a call from her editor to cover a press conference with the Dalai Lama, she stopped what she was doing and booked the next flight. She was headed for Dharamsala, where the Buddhist leader and thousands of Tibetan refugees make their home. It was March 2008, and the Dalai Lama was responding to violence in Tibet, where demonstrations against Chinese rule led to a government crackdown. At least 120 people had died, mostly ethnic Tibetans. On that first visit to Dharamsala, Yee was struck by the throngs of Tibetans protesting peacefully in the s...
2024-04-2335 minMaking Peace VisibleTales of Tibetan resilience and resistance in exileWhen India-based reporter Amy Yee got a call from her editor to cover a press conference with the Dalai Lama, she stopped what she was doing and booked the next flight. She was headed for Dharamsala, where the Buddhist leader and thousands of Tibetan refugees make their home. It was March 2008, and the Dalai Lama was responding to violence in Tibet, where demonstrations against Chinese rule led to a government crackdown. At least 120 people had died, mostly ethnic Tibetans. On that first visit to Dharamsala, Yee was struck by the throngs of Tibetans protesting peacefully in the s...
2024-04-2335 min
Two Sides to the StoryEpisode 51: Battle Season, Books Events and a BabyBattle of the Books Kickoff: Night 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICAOBgkAbakBattle of the Books Kickoff: Night 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6efTk1nN_LQCarroll County Battle of the Books https://library.carr.org/programs/BOB.aspCarroll County Battle of the Books: After Hours https://library.carr.org/programs/BoBafterhours.aspIra Marcks https://iramarcks.com/Shark Summer by Ira Marcks https://www.sharksummer.com/Little Monarchs by Jonathan Case https://www.littlemonarchsbook.com/Jonathan Case https://jonathancase.net/
2024-04-0730 min
Tricycle TalksLiving Between Worlds with Amy YeeIn March 2008, journalist Amy Yee was assigned to cover a press conference in Dharamsala following the Chinese government’s crackdown on protests throughout Tibet. After an unexpected personal encounter with the Dalai Lama at the conference, she set out to highlight the stories of Tibetans living in exile in Dharamsala and around the world. Her new book, Far from the Rooftop of the World: Travels among Tibetan Refugees on Four Continents, follows the stories of four Tibetans as they forge new lives in exile in India, the United States, Belgium, and Australia. In this episode of Tricycle Tal...
2024-03-1347 min
Everything Working EquitationTrain to Win Clinic Pt. 3 & Interview with Robin Bond and Amy StarPart 3 of 3 of our Train to Win Clinic coverage. Final thoughts on the January event and an interview with two
riders that participated, Robin Bind and Amy Star. We talk about their clinic experience, what they look for in young horses, and more!
2024-02-0940 min
You Know Something? with Dena and DiAnna"Giggles & Gratitude" Sundays 02/04/24SHOW NOTES:
Happy Sunday!
It's February. Yee-Haw! Did January seem long to you? February is like the hump month of Winter and according to Punxsutawney Phil, Spring is just around the corner. But just how reliable is he? What's a group of Turkeys called (a Rafter) Dena said it and didn't even know it. What's a "knob?"
We learned a knew word - "Apricity" and we plan to use it!
Tia shares her fun with family and friends, and asks for a special prayer. And of course, she has some inspiring...
2024-02-0430 min
Startup West110. Founders' Panel (Live) - the Climate for TechFor the final episode of 2023, Startup West recorded a founders' panel in front of a live audience of more than 400 at Freo Startup Fest, which is part of the annual West Tech Fest, Australia's longest-running tech festival.
Host Charlie Gunningham chats with Dr Julia Reisser (Uluu), Amy Carter-James (Raaise) and Jonathan Lilley (Electro Ventures). Each company is heavily involved in developing and funding cleaner, climate-friendly products.
Having raised $8.6M, Uluu is commercialising the production of red seaweed as an alternative source of plastics, to change fashion and other industries. Meanwhile, Raaise is a platform connecting investors with climate tech startups...
2023-12-1327 min
StartupWest Podcast110. Founders’ Panel (Live) – the Climate for TechFor the final episode of 2023, Startup West recorded a founders' panel in front of a live audience of more than 400 at Freo Startup Fest, which is part of the annual West Tech Fest, Australia's longest-running tech festival.
Host Charlie Gunningham chats with Dr Julia Reisser (Uluu), Amy Carter-James (Raaise) and Jonathan Lilley (Electro Ventures). Each company is heavily involved in developing and funding cleaner, climate-friendly products.
Having raised $8.6M, Uluu is commercialising the production of red seaweed as an alternative source of plastics, to change fashion and other industries. Meanwhile, Raaise is a platform connecting...
2023-12-1227 min
Walk-In Talk PodcastUnwrapping the Food Industry: A Journey with Amy YeeSend us a text Did you ever wonder what it takes to run a family farm? Our special guest, Amy Yee of Yee Family Farms, takes us on an adventurous journey that sheds some light on farming challenges, from market pricing struggles to the joy of offering smaller pack sizes that win over customers, we explore it all. Amid discussions on the power of consumers, the need for supporting local, seasonal produce, and the challenges of the food industry, we also touch upon a unique topic - the balance between national security and our reliance...
2023-12-011h 07
"Forgotten Working Class" PodcastSpeaking with Amy Yee from Yee FarmsJoin us as we speak with Amy Yee from "Yee Farms". What an incredibly hard working mother, wife, and employee of the Farm! This woman truly handles it all with grace! Learn how we met this beautiful woman formerly known as Miss. Amy to us!
#farming #farmer #agriculture #bluecollar #tractor
2023-11-1339 min
Hot Girls Read PodcastBook Club [September]: Beach PartyFor our second book of the book club series, we read “Beach Party” by Amy Sheppard.
This was a particularly fun buddy read, as we read it whilst on our girls trip in Portugal! The Algarve was a world away from the blustery Cornish coast where the book takes place, which made it all the more fun as a breezy, beachy, murder mystery to dive into. The many red herrings and double twist in the book were no match for Ayesha’s detective skills, but still kept Julia on her toes.
A...
2023-10-2738 min
Tibet TalksFar from the Rooftop of the WorldIn this Tibet Talk, we speak to Amy Yee, author of the new book, "Far from the Rooftop of the World: Travels among Tibetan Refugees on Four Continents." We discuss the 15-year journey—and the life-changing interaction with the Dalai Lama—that led her to write the book. We also go over the lives of the Tibetan exiles she got to know and the warmth they showed her as a Chinese American. Plus, we speak to ICT President Tencho Gyatso about the visit of the Tibetan Sikyong (President) to Washington, DC.
2023-10-2735 minTennesseeFarmTable.comAaron Goss, Founder of the Carolina Malt HouseAaron Goss, Founder of the Carolina Malt House located in Cleveland North Carolina. Aaron works with local farmers within 10 miles of the Malt House who grow grains that the Carolina Malt House then makes into different styles of malted grains for breweries. Aaron also works with a Tennessee Farmer in Coffee County Tennessee who grows a specific barley for the Carolina Malt House named Tennessee 2 Row. Several award-winning Tennessee breweries use malts from the Carolina Malt House such as Blackberry Farm Brewery, TN Brew Works, Common John, Harding House, Yee Haw, and more.
2023-09-0823 min
The Battlefield Of The Mind62. To Die or Fight? The Power of A Spirit Warrior with Amy ThurmanSend us a message, we can't respond. If you'd like a response email us at rick@warriorswaymindset.comHarness the power of resilience with our remarkable guest, Amy Thurman, as she takes us through her extraordinary journey from surviving a life-altering accident to running a successful business. Amy's transformative tale is no ordinary story—it's a testament to the indomitable human spirit. Hear how she moved from immense physical and emotional pain to discovering her guiding compass, which led her on a path of resilience, healing, and self-discovery.Brace yourself as we learn from Amy, an...
2023-08-281h 13
The SpaceDoes make up sex get a 'yee haw' or a 'yee nah'?Think about when you watch a scary movie... afterwards your emotions feel heightened — happiness, excitement, love. affection. Those amplified feelings are exactly you feel after a blazing argument. And those intense feelings of anger or fear can be transferred into the bedroom. The question is: is it really a healthy way to deal? LINKS Read ‘Why People Scream and Moan During Sex’ from Psychology Today Australia Read ‘Is makeup sex good or bad for my relationship?’ from Woman & Home CREDITS Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88 Writer: Amy Molloy @amymolloy Executive Producer: Anna HenvestEditor: Adr...
2023-08-1506 min
Pure Boys: A Heartland PodcastHeartland S01E06: Episode 106It wouldn't be Heartland if there wasn't a horse in trouble. There's a new horse on the ranch and his name is YEEE HAW!
I can't believe Amy was surprised the horse responds to verbal commands. All horses for all of time respond to verbal commands Amy. Maybe whisper a little more to them horses and figure out a thing or two!
Yee haw let's play some puck
Big Sh*tty CARL joins Heartland for his one and only episode. Unless Lou is secretly pregnant later down the line but... nah?
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2023-07-1158 min
Practical Neurology PodcastMultiple system atrophy, with Dr. Yee Yen Goh and Dr. Viorica ChelbanDr. Amy Ross Russell (1) is joined by the authors of "Multiple system atrophy", a review recently published in Practical Neurology. The guests, Dr. Yee Yen Goh (2), and Dr. Viorica Chelban (2), detail the effects of this condition, describe its detection, and provide information on the support that patients can receive.
Read this latest Editor’s Choice paper on the Practical Neurology website (https://pn.bmj.com/content/23/3/208) and the June print issue of the journal. The paper is also discussed by the Practical Neurology editors, Dr. Phil Smith and Dr. Geraint Fuller, in their latest podcast: https://pnbmj.pod...
2023-06-2341 min
Women at WorkHow to Manage: Being Taken SeriouslyBecoming a boss is a step up and should feel like one, but for so many women it doesn’t, at least initially. Too often, the people we’re newly responsible for ignore our direction and question our judgment. We end up deflated and puzzled. Why won’t anyone follow my lead? Am I not cut out for this? Did my boss make a mistake in promoting me?
There are still a lot of biases in society against women’s leadership abilities, and it’s maddening how they can cause us to question ourselves. As difficult as defiance i...
2023-06-0537 minTennesseeFarmTable.comTennessee Moonshiners Jessi and Joe Baker from Sevierville TNMoonshiners and Sevierville natives Jessi and Joe Baker (the couple who created Ole Smoky Moonshine) share their stories about the Old Smoky Candy Kitchen, creating Ole smoky Distillery, Yee Haw Brewing, Jessi’s cookbook, her style of cooking, her chicken and dumplings and her tasty moonshine cocktail on Season 10, Episode 1 of The Tennessee Farm Table Podcast & Radio Broadcast.
2023-01-0626 min
Take Care SisSpeaking of MESS... (A For The Culture Episode)This week we are simply talking about the Hot Topics in the streets!
From Diddy's new Baby to Nick Cannon's 12th Baby to Tj Holmes and Amy Robach to Derrick Jaxn's Divorce.
Join Ki & Kiki as they discuss the All of the trending topics in this "For the Culture" Episode.
Key Timestamps:
1:04 Hey Girl Hey.....Checking In
4:15 How was Your Week?
14:43 Recap of Last Week's Episode
15:48 Issa For The Culture Episode!!!
16:24 Sean "Love" Combs (Diddy) Has a New Baby?
Nick Cannon's Alleged Unethical Polygamy
T...
2022-12-201h 11
Take & Read PodcastJUDGING PEOPLE | A Healthy CheckMark 9:38-41 w Parker and Amy Smith from @Yee Yee
Today we have a new and special guest, Amy Smith with her husband and frequent guest, Parker. In this episode we discuss a scene where the disciples approach Jesus about someone performing miracles in the name of Jesus. The disciples take issue with this because they believed "he was not with them."
Jesus corrects their thinking and confronts their poor perception of people.
*Note: I apologize that there is no video in today's podcast. There was an error in recording and the video was un...
2022-08-3143 min
RiseEp. 10 - From a girl with no boundaries to a millionaire single mother - Arabelle YeeThis inspiring podcast with Entrepreneur and Coach, Arabelle Yee, shares her journey from being a girl in her 30s with no boundaries in all her relationships, to experiencing a traumatic period during her pregnancy and birth of her child, which flicked a switch inside of her where she finally started listening to that internal voice that was saying 'things aren't right'. Step by step, in a short period of time, her decisions towards saying no to things she would no longer tolerate - took her down the path of becoming a single mother and towards building a multi million...
2022-07-131h 05
Did That Age Well?#76 - Did Sweet Home Alabama age well? (w/ Amy Miller)Yee haw! This week we're talking about Reese Witherspoon's layered hair, small town quirks, our love of Ethan Embry, and the cringey confederacy of it all...this movie had some room for improvement, but we had fun!Check out Amy's tour dates, watch her Comedy Central special, and buy her new album California King at amymillercomedy.comFollow Amy @amymillercomedy on Instagram and @amymiller on TwitterFollow the podcast @didthatagewell on Instagram and TwitterFollow Molly @mollybirdsmith on Instagram and Twitter
2022-06-211h 03
The Energy Mixx Radio ShowDeloitte's Amy Chronis and Melinda Yee join the Oil Patch to talk about a new report they've releasedThis week on the nationally syndicated In The Oil Patch radio Show, Kym Bolado talks with Amy Chronis and Melinda Yee from Deloitte on a new report they've released.Inside the Oil Patch. The Latest information on the Oil, Gas, and Natural Gas industry with your host, Kym Bolado. For more information visit https://shalemag.com/in-the-oil-patch-schedule/
2022-05-2345 min
Reopening AmericaPent-Up Inflation Could Raise Food Costs Even MorePent-up inflation could be the next thing to drive up costs even higher. Consumers have largely been shielded from the full brunt of expenses that producers, distributors, and small businesses have faced. Especially in the restaurant industry, they have been hesitant to raise prices too much, but as their costs increase something has got to give. Case in point, a Mississippi restaurant had had to start listing their order of 15 chicken wings as “market price.” At its highest, an order cost $28, but the true cost was closer to $34. Amy Yee, reporter at Bloomberg News, joins us for why even higher pr...
2022-05-2008 min
The Daily DivePent-up Inflation Could Raise Prices Even More in Coming MonthsPent-up inflation could be the next thing to drive up costs even higher. Consumers have largely been shielded from the full brunt of expenses that producers, distributors, and small businesses have faced. Especially in the restaurant industry, they have been hesitant to raise prices too much, but as their costs increase something has got to give. Case in point, a Mississippi restaurant had had to start listing their order of 15 chicken wings as “market price.” At its highest, an order cost $28, but the true cost was closer to $34. Amy Yee, reporter at Bloomberg News, joins us for why even higher pr...
2022-05-2019 min
Yee Yee PodcastHE'S GETTING MARRIEDEpisode 45: The moment we've all been waiting for... This week the guys welcome on a very special guest and Parker's fiancé, Amy to talk about how the couple met, taking 4 trips to the jewelry store to buy the right ring, getting engaged to a Tik Tok star, and the best fictional couples.
2022-02-0239 min
Self Evident: Asian America's StoriesBack to School, But Not Back to NormalThis Fall many public primary schools in the U.S. switched back to in-person learning. But that can mean very different things for students, teachers, and parents — depending on their school system, local political environment, family resources, or language needs. We started getting word from listeners about their back-to-school experiences in July, and checked in with them as these first few months of the school year unfolded. Cathy and our team found out how a Chinese American mother of three navigated the anti-mask and anti-CRT activity surrounding school reopenings in Arizona; learned about the hidden harms of th...
2021-11-2340 min
Interchange RechargedThe New ‘Valleys of Death’ in Climate InvestingThere were about eight years when climate tech was wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. It started after the Solyndra bankruptcy in 2011 and ended about two years ago, when the market began heating up again.During that time, people in this space examined the valleys of death. What are the stages in a climate tech company’s life cycle that might be painful -- or even fatal -- to go through? And what resources can a company draw upon to cross these valleys?To tackle those questions, Shayle spoke to Amy Duffuor, a principal at...
2021-07-0242 min
In Your Backyard1: MURDER of Amy Weidner Part 1In the fall of 1989 a young teenage mother decides to stay home from school one day after waking up and not feeling well. After just a few hours of being home alone she was brutally attacked and murdered. This is part one of what happened to Amy Weidner. I’ll definitely get part two out as soon as I possibly can but thank you guys for listening to this I’m really excited to be doing this yee yee
2021-05-0214 min
Racy FriendshipCollege Friends with Amy SutjahjoAlex sits down with her childhood friend, Amy, to discuss her college friendships and the life-long bonds created by experiencing a transformative time in life together. Amy shares how her large group of college friends came to be so close, even after 13 years. From college dorm rooms to wedding alters, Amy shares tips on how to maintain healthy relationships with friends, how to navigate disagreements, breakups, and moving distances. She encourages us to make memories with friends, whether via a big vacation or by simply sharing meals. And emphasizes the importance of being open to new people, being true...
2020-12-3036 minTennesseeFarmTable.com“Candy, made in Tennessee & Southern Virginia”Today we are setting the table with Candy with several guests.
Jessi Baker co-creator and owner of Ole Smoky Moonshine, Yee-Haw Brewing, 6th & Peabody, and cookbook Author shares a short story on how her Grandparents created “The Ole Smoky Candy Kitchen” in 1952 in Gatlinburg TN.
Mary “Dee Dee” Constantine presents a short story about Shirley McMurtrie of Union County and Shirley’s way of dry canning Black Walnuts along with Shirley’s black walnut candy recipe.
Fred Sauceman presents his “Pot Luck Radio” series with a feature on Helm’s Candy of Bristol Virginia.
Tammy Smith of Savannah, GA shares 2 stories about eati...
2020-12-1124 min