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The Daily BeansDefamed And Slandered (feat. Erin Beute)Tuesday, January 7th, 2025Today, Congress has certified the 2024 election results; Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces his resignation; Rudy Giuliani has been held in contempt for failing to hand all his property over to Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss; Biden permanently bans offshore drilling in 625 million acres of ocean ahead of the Trump transition; America’s first human death from bird flu is reported in Louisiana; a key Oath Keepers leader is revealed to be a former Las Vegas cop; a federal court rules in favor of detransitioning transgender inmates in Florida; Donald Trump is hammered over hi...2025-01-0756 min
International Christian Embassy JerusalemBibi Goes to Washington | Ft. Josh ReinsteinListen to this informative and insightful Current Affairs discussion. Hosted by ICEJ Senior Vice President & Spokesman, David Parsons with special guest, Josh Reinstein, Director, Knesset Christian Allies Caucus.2024-07-2543 min
International Christian Embassy JerusalemHow More Christians Can Stand With IsraelIsrael is currently in a battle for its very existence against a vicious network of jihadi terrorist militias armed and controlled by Iran. This Thursday’s webinar will feature two key leaders in the Knesset who regularly engage with Christians to build support for Israel worldwide, and they will tell us what Christians can be doing right now to stand with Israel. Join host David Parsons of ICEJ for this critical and timely discussion with MK Sharren Haskel, co-chair of the Knesset Christian Allies’ Caucus, and KCAC director Josh Reinstein.
Keep Israel in prayers! Join us for daily Prayer Gatherings at 4...2023-10-2643 min
International Christian Embassy JerusalemAre Israel - Christian Relations in Crisis?Listen to this discussion on the Current Affairs topic: 'Are Israel-Christian Relations in Crisis?' with ICEJ President Dr. Jürgen Bühler and ICEJ Vice President & Senior Spokesman David Parsons and special Israeli guest, Director, Knesset Christian Allies Caucus Josh Reinstein.2023-09-0947 min
ReproducibiliTea PodcastS3E12: Revolutionizing Scientific Publishing with David ReinsteinToday, Will talks to David Reinstein about scientific publishing and The Unjournal.
The Unjournal: https://www.unjournal.org
The Unjournal on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/unjournal/
To get the latest updates: https://bit.ly/ujupdates
To apply for positions at the Unjournal: https://bit.ly/Ujwork
Will and David’s extended notes for the episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13rL6mq71GD6gPv5wBHr_lfX6YSKkLK9n6EAVfGhZhCk/edit?usp=sharing
For more info go to https://ReproducibiliTea.org
For comments, questions, tips and tricks use our feedback form: forms.gle/H6jgUzbbpyauLxUC82023-08-161h 07
SCD KaleidoscopePanel Discussion: The Future of SCD – Can We Get There from Here?On the panel were Irene Paterson, David Hall, Anselm Lingnau, and Andrew Timmins, with Jerry Reinstein acting as moderator.
Video by Malcolm and Helen Brown.
2023-06-0200 min
Found in the Struce"Turismo Eficaz" (EA Mexico Fellowship 1/n episodes). Discussions with Agustin Covarrubias, a taxi driver, and a bit more. [Fixed ordering]First of maybe 3 episodes with some audio giving you a flavor of (my experience of) the EA Mexico Fellowship. Most of this episode surrounds my conversations with Agustin Covarrubias.
Some people might find the "Branches of AI Safety" (jump to that section) the most interesting part.
27 May 2023 -- Sorry, I see the audio ordering was wrong — my 30 second comment on Columbus should not have been at the beginning. I moved it.2023-05-2550 min
International Christian Embassy JerusalemThe Incoming Israeli GovernmentListen to this Thursday Webinar Series on the topic 'The Incoming Israeli Government' with ICEJ Vice President & Senior Spokesman, David Parsons featuring Josh Reinstein, Director, Knesset Christian Allies Caucus.2022-12-1654 min
TYPE III AUDIO (All episodes)Quick update on this podcast ... where it's come from and where it's going etc. (David Reinstein off-the-cuff)---client: ea_forumproject_id: summariesnarrator: cs---Quick update on this podcast ... where it's come from and where it's going etc. (David Reinstein off-the-cuff)EA Forum Weekly summaries will keep happeningWatch this space; we may return to full readings of EA Forum posts (and maybe comments), with even better production value than a year agoMaybe other content too (authors read own posts, interviews/discussions with authors, etc), contact daaronr AT gmail.com if you are interested in contributing content2022-10-2303 min
NaukowoPochodzenie aureoli, gaworzenie noworodków i poszukiwania muzyki - #039Wraz z wiekiem zmienia się nasz sposób na odkrywanie nowej muzyki i szukanie nowych utworów, a dzięki danym z platform muzycznych możemy analizować jak to się dzieje. Na podstawie zdjęć USG pewnych małpek możemy za to spojrzeć na proces powstawania umiejętności wydawania dźwięków przez ludzi, świeżo po urodzeniu. Zdjęcia, często amatorskie, pozwoliły także na podsumowanie wiedzy o aureolach, nie tych anielskich, lecz atmosferycznych. Nowe badania przedstawiają tez związek między dieta złożoną z ryb a rakiem skóry, pokazują też wadę metody edycji genów CRISPR...2022-07-2718 min
RopesTalkERISA 401(k)/403(b) Fiduciary Developments: The Grab Bag EpisodeIn this latest episode in a series of Ropes & Gray podcasts addressing emerging issues for fiduciaries of 401(k) and 403(b) plans to consider as part of their litigation risk management strategy, David Kirchner in the firm’s benefits consulting group, is joined by Jon Reinstein, an ERISA and benefits associate, to discuss some of the various developments the team has been tracking in the ERISA fiduciary space. This episode includes a roundup of post-Northwestern fee litigation, the impact that these lawsuits are having on the fiduciary liability insurance market, the SECURE 2.0 legislation currently pending in Congress and the emerging debate ov...2022-06-2328 min
Off Screen DeathHouse of Gucci (2022 Oscars #1 Snub)"It's a long and poorly paced and plays too loose with the facts. Oh well!"
"The bonkers true story that chronicles the unraveling of the Italian fashion empire is also first-class frothy and fun entertainment.”
This is from Mara Reinstein of US Weekly, but it might as well be from Mike. Whatever, who cares? It’s fun and dumb!
“House of Gucci isn't aggressively bad, but it is undeniably tedious, threadbare, and unengaging.”
Yes, Richard Whittaker of the Austin Chronicle! Dave agrees, either be really good or really bad, but don’t muck aro...2022-04-0134 min
International Christian Embassy JerusalemCan PM Netanyahu Stay in Power?Join us for the ICEJ Webinar: Can PM Netanyahu Stay in Power? ICEJ VP and International Spokesman David Parsons will discuss the implications of the recent Israeli elections with special guests Joshua Reinstein, Director of the Christian Allies Caucus, and Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post Columnist. You don't want to miss this fascinating discussion!
29.04.21 ICEJ Webinar2022-01-251h 00
Found in the StruceSeeing the effects of your donation and making incremental choices (EA Forum)Practicing what I preach = reading what I wrote... Seeing the effects of your donation and making incremental choices in EA Forum
Part of the 'giving and gifts podcast trilogy'
along with Profusion: The Big, Christmassy Data Special and
FITS "The Economics of the Gift" reading2021-12-2619 min
Found in the StruceThe Economics of the GiftI read and blather about "The Economics of the Gift", an essay I wrote for an interdisciplinary conference and book on "Gift Giving and the 'Embedded Economy' in the ancient world".
Part of a planned multi-part series on "reading old stuff I wrote and seeing how much I cringe".
Full essay is HERE
Ties in with
- Profusion data podcast Christmassy special
- EA forum post: seeing the effects of your donation
From the essay abstract:
This ess...2021-12-241h 40
Found in the StruceBut what *is* "The Struce"? And why do we think we can find things in it?Finally answering the burning question!2021-12-0801 minFound in the StrucePart II: Reading EA Forum post, "Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft... with only a few comments and explainers.
I finished the post, but I hope to make a part III with the footnotes and EA Forum comments on the Post2021-12-071h 16Found in the Struce"Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft -- part 1Reading EA Forum post, "Differences in the Intensity of Valenced Experience across Species" by Jason Schukraft ... with only a few comments and explainers
"Why it would matter if different sorts of animals possessed characteristically different intensity ranges of valenced experience" -- Jason
Oversimply perhaps, do some animals 'feel more pain' (and more pleasure) than others ... so which ones do we need to worry about (the most)?
This is a nice long post -- so I'll split these between 2 episodes.
Here, I read through "Cognitive Sophistication and Intensity of Valenced Experience"2021-11-211h 23Found in the StruceNot an official FITS episode! Audio/organization is below standard. Discussion of Michael Plant's appearance on Clearer Thinking, and his work in generalI mainly made this for myself and people I'm discussing these issues with.
Audio is so/so, and I repeat myself a bit, I suspect.
But if you want to hear me ramble about measuring the relative effects of counseling and income interventions, how to measure this, and how to consider the relative value of transfers to poor vs poorer people, have a listen.
See Clearer Thinking episode HERE, and Michael Plant's site HERE2021-11-051h 11Found in the Struce"The value of money going to different groups" (...the very very poor vs the very very very poor) by Toby Ord -- reading & discussionWould it be better for
$100 to go to someone living on $300 a year or
$200 to go to someone earning $500 per year?
This is a really tough choice, but one organizations like GiveDirectly need to think about. How can we consider it?
I read and discuss Toby Ord's EA Forum post and linked CEA article. And I interject, explain, and comment. A lot.
(By the way, I leave some hypothes.is comments on the latter page, if you want to engage.)
This ties into longstanding a major theoretical and empirical questions in Econ...2021-10-281h 01Found in the Struce"Psychological barriers to effective altruism: An evolutionary perspective" ... reading, discussion, perusing some of the cited workI read "Psychological barriers to effective altruism: An evolutionary perspective" by Bastian Jaeger and Mark van Vugt
This is relevant to my own related synthesis project "Increasing effective charitable giving: The puzzle, what we know, what we need to know next", a web-book in progress.
The paper an interesting perspective and a good take. I'm a bit skeptical of the strength of some of the empirical evidence and the way results are stated in Psych papers and syntheses.
I read some of the cited evidence, and go off on copious tangents.
If you read the paper at https://www.sciencedirect...2021-10-221h 47
Found in the StruceCultured meat: A comparison of techno-economic analyses -- reading from the EA Forum (by Linch and Neil Dullaghan, Rethink Priorities)I read "Cultured meat: A comparison of techno-economic analyses"
I added some comments including a few 'what does this mean?' cries for help.
Note, I mentioned stray content in one place when it was actually a link to a google doc -- I was reading this on a black and white e-reader that didn't show this as a link.
Some highlights: Laugh at my mispronunciation of biological terms, and mixing up the Greek letters upsilon and mu.
2021-10-051h 47
Found in the StruceReading and remarks on Jamie Harris, "Evidence from two studies of EA careers advice interventions", EA ForumReading and some comments on [This post](https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/EGoLAH7xaMKt9QHyA/evidence-from-two-studies-of-ea-careers-advice-interventions) on the EA Forum, which I've given feedback on in other ways.2021-10-0151 min
Profusion Data PodcastTrailerThe Profusion Data Podcast is coming! Meet our hosts, Henrik Nordmark and David Reinstein, as they tell us what to expect when the series starts on September 20th. Subscribe now to listen.CONTACT US: hello@profusion.comFOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @prfsn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-08-2507 min
Found in the StruceJournal-slaying; The “Evaluated Project Repo” (aka ‘the Unjournal’) (http://bit.ly/unjournal); Future EA Forum post?Reading from the collaborative Google Doc HERE (http://bit.ly/unjournal), by David Reinstein, with contributions/comments from
Edo Arad, Sergey Frolov, Georgios Kaklamanos, Paula Masuzzo, Ben Smith, Gavin Taylor, Peter Slattery, Cecilia Tilli, Paulo Crosetto, Nathan Young and others
The “Evaluated Project Repo” (aka ‘the Unjournal’): (http://bit.ly/unjournal)
a proposal for peer review/rating, archiving, and open science, aimed at…
avoiding rent-extracting publishers,
reducing careerist gamesmanship in academia,
and making research more effective.
Whether/why this particularly aligns with global priorities/effective-altruism research organizations.
Outro...2021-07-122h 02
Found in the StruceReading/comments on EA Forum -- Opinion: Digital marketing is under-utilized in EA by JSWinchellReading post here:
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/cPCra34aCGrYzKcDF/opinion-digital-marketing-is-under-utilized-in-ea?view=postCommentsTop&postId=cPCra34aCGrYzKcDF
As usual, reading the comments and adding some of my own.
See also CountryTime Lemonade ads, an unpaid sponsor of this episode2021-06-2934 min
Found in the Struce"Why scientific research is less effective in producing value than it could be: a mapping" -- reading C Tilli's EA Forum post, comments (my own and others)
Reading "Why scientific research is less effective in producing value than it could be: a mapping" post in the EA Forum (and peering at some links).
Some comments and thoughts/my own experience.
Reading the comments section, especially comments from Linch Zhang, IanDavidMoss, and AllAmericanBreakfast.
Outro snip: "Magic Terrapin" by Alfie Pugh, performed by the Locked Horns
I hope to follow up on this with a reading/discussion of bit.ly/unjournal (or the EA Forum post version of this, if and when I make it)
2021-06-282h 29
Found in the StrucePart 2 of Reinstein Reads... "Intervention Report: Charter Cities" by David Bernard, Jason SchukraftFinishing my reading of "Intervention Report: Charter Cities by DavidBernard, Jason Schukraft" from Rethink Priorities, as posted on the EA Forum.
Whew, this was long!
I even read the comments. 2021-06-171h 54
Found in the StruceReinstein Reads... "Intervention Report: Charter Cities" by David Bernard, Jason SchukraftBy popular request (N=1), I read "Intervention Report: Charter Cities by DavidBernard, Jason Schukraft" from Rethink Priorities, as posted on the EA Forum.
- Minimal commentary and explainers (trying to cut back)
- I got through about half the report, tbc soon
2021-06-141h 07
Found in the StruceSleuths on "The case of the missing cause prioritisation research" (reading/notes on @weeatquince post on EA forum)I'm on "The case of the missing cause prioritisation research" by weeatquince
I get into links, comments and more. OK not more, just those things but it sounds better to say "and more".
Here's my reading and takes on the next EA Forum post (suggested by Rossa)...
If you want to engage, maybe add comments in the EA forum post itself, or as Hypothes.is comments on that post.
Also "here's the deal with me" if you want to know about me professionally.2021-06-071h 31
Found in the StruceReading (and remarks): Benjamin Todd, EA Forum, Why I've come to think global priorities research is even more important than I thoughtI watched An introduction to global priorities research | Rossa O'Keeffe-O'Donovan | EA Student Summit 2020
He recommended two posts to understand the landscape. One was:
Benjamin Todd, EA Forum, "Why I've come to think global priorities research is even more important than I thought", which I read here, with some comments and explainers. I also read some of the hyperlinked content and comments.
Hope it's helpful. There are some clicking and mic-adjustment sounds. This will be fixed in the next podcast.
If you want to engage, maybe add comments in the EA forum po...2021-06-0739 min
OMGWTFBIBLE61: This is the BlessingRabbi Sam Reinstein joins David Tuchman to read the last bit of the Torah, discuss Seinfeld, and talk about Rabbi Reinstein's new Haggadah. Want more? Follow OMGWTFBIBLE on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.2021-03-1535 min
Found in the StruceLosing Face?Is it hard on a face when it gets laughed in? Is this hurting the economy, and the world? The back story for some of my recent research and future plans.
Part one of ??
With a brief epilogue with the esteemed Dr. Jeroen van de Ven of the Univ. of Amsterdam.
Am I supposed to put hashtags in this thing? #losingface #gametheory #peanuts #economics #gametheory #psychology #rejectionsensitivity
2020-08-2734 minFound in the StrucePodcast RulesThe rules for this and all podcasts.
See the Airtable view documenting this HERE.
Podcast rules are meant to be obeyed.
2020-08-2113 min
The Field GuidesEp. 20 - Get the Buck Out!So, how do you feel about deer? Over the past 100 years, populations of the White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) have gone from scarce to ubiquitous. There’s a significant body of research pointing to the detrimental impacts of deer overbrowsing on our forests. Here at The Field Guides, we don’t like to exclude anyone, but we are interested in learning about deer exclosures – structures designed to keep these plentiful herbivores out of an area. Usually they are placed to allow for forest regeneration or to study the effects of deer exclusion; often, it’s done for both reasons. So what doe...2017-08-3047 min
qbcast's podcast2016 David Riley Coaches and Players Conference - Coaches Portion Here's the second hour of the 2016 David Riley Coaches and Players Conference! Besides myself, Fred Morlan, acting as host, panelists included: Mike Cheyne, former Minnesota player, 2011 NAQT ICT D1 Champion Jason Flowers, current coach, LASA, three time national champion Julie Gittings, former coach, State College, eight time national champion Christopher Gismondi, current coach, Detroit Catholic Central, 2015 PACE NSC Champion Ben Herman, current coach, Detroit Catholic Central, 2015 PACE NSC Champion Eric Mukherjee, current University of Pennsylvania player, 2015 ACF Champion Jacob O'Rourke, current coach, Washington High School (Missouri) David Reinstein, former coach, New Trier 2007 NAQT Illinois State Champion Max Schindler...2016-06-0459 minqbcast's podcast2016 David Riley Coaches and Players Conference - Coaches PortionHere's the first hour of the 2016 David Riley Coaches and Players Conference! The second hour will be posted soon. Besides myself, Fred Morlan, acting as host, panelists included: Mike Cheyne, former Minnesota player, 2011 NAQT ICT D1 Champion Jason Flowers, current coach, LASA, three time national champion Julie Gittings, former coach, State College, eight time national champion Christopher Gismondi, current coach, Detroit Catholic Central, 2015 PACE NSC Champion Ben Herman, current coach, Detroit Catholic Central, 2015 PACE NSC Champion Eric Mukherjee, current University of Pennsylvania player, 2015 ACF Champion Jacob O'Rourke, current coach, Washington High School (Missouri) David Reinstein, former c...2016-06-0446 min
FolkCastFolkCast 108 - May 2015
FolkCast is the UK's original independent podcast dedicated to folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.
Presented and produced by croaky Folkie Phil Widdows.
MUSIC FEATURED
Hearts Of Oak by Terence Blacker
from the album "Lovely Little Games" (2012)
Jock Hawk's Adventures In Glasgow by Robyn Stapleton
from the album "Fickle Fortune" (2015)
Spider's by The Peatbog Faeries
from the album "Blackhouse" (2015)
Between The Pines by Rura
from the album "Despite The Dark" (2105)
Nottamun Town / Pretty Polly by TradArrr
...2015-05-0300 min