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Ohmbudsman DigestAbortions, AI, and AutocratsToday on Disguised‑SNAP:• Paris revives talks between Kurds and the Syrian state• Jack Dorsey launches an offline-only messaging app• Critical bugs threaten smart buildings worldwide• Sudan’s civil war fueled by synthetic drugs• Musk inks a $16.5B chip deal with Samsung• U.S. drops protest charges over DHS falsehoods• Hong Kong races to digitize global trade systems• China offers families $500 per child to reverse population decline• OpenAI gears up for the GPT‑5 launch• A dating app breach leaks millions of DMs• No...2025-07-2905 minOhmbudsman DigestFires, Fraud & Face-Scan FrontiersWhat’s inside🛫 HK Express data-breach wake-up call🤖 China re-opens debate on universal basic income as robots rise🌋 Lewotobi eruption halts Bali holidays🌐 BRICS flexes—blasts Gaza strikes & Trump tariffs🥐 Butter shock rattles bakeries worldwide⚡️ CoreWeave’s $9 B power-grab for AI data centers💸 Visa’s 24/7 war-room vs. global cybercrooks🔥 Mediterranean wildfires during record heatwave🐝 Bee swarm hospitalises shoppers in France…and 15 more lean SNAPs, each < >Story line-up & links#HeadlineSource1 | HK Express Data Leak Exposes Scripting Flaw | htt...2025-07-0805 min
Locked On Braves - Daily Podcast On The Atlanta BravesAtlanta Braves Top Prospects: 1-5Discover the future stars of the Atlanta Braves as we explore the top prospects poised to make waves in Major League Baseball. Could AJ Smith-Shawver be the next big name in the Braves' rotation? This episode dives into the potential of these young talents, including Cam Caminiti, JR Richie, and Hurston Waldrop, offering insights into their strengths and areas for growth. Jake Mastroianni provides an in-depth analysis of these rising stars, comparing their skills and potential impact on the Braves' future. From Smith-Shawver's impressive fastball to Waldrep's dynamic splitter, each prospect's journey is examined. Plus, catch up o...2025-02-0435 min
Scenic RootsAt ICA At UTC: From Pages To Paintings In “The Dutch House”“The Dutch House (Foyer)” by Becky Suss - one of the paintings on display at the Institute of Contemporary Art on the UTC campus.(Becky Suss / Jack Shainman Gallery, New York)Memories can endure in the homes in which they were made.Crystalize those memories through creativity - and they become art.Ann Patchett - a Tennessee native - wrote the novel “The Dutch House,” set in a fictional mansion in a suburb of Philadelphia.Becky Suss is a real-life painter from that area - and her collection of paintings centers on the mans...2024-01-1711 min
The Perks Of Being A Book Lover PodcastS. 7 Ep. 158 - Grant Permission to Read with guest Bethany Planton 12-7-22This week we chat with fellow book lover and grant writer Bethany Planton who runs a book club for fellow members of her profession. When she began her own consulting company, she met several other grant writers from around the country through a twitter chat, and they quickly realized that besides sharing a profession, they also shared a love of books. The Grant Pro Bookclub started 6 years ago and has always met virtually, long before the rest of us picked up on the idea when the COVID pandemic began.
We talk to Bethany about her undying love...2022-12-071h 01
Outspoken: A COPH PodcastIn Memoriam: An Oral History with John (Jack) BedellJohn (Jack) Bedell served CSU Fullerton for more than 40 years as professor of sociology and chair of three departments. He held numerous academic and leadership roles, both on campus and in the community. In 2018 he was interviewed for our Humanities and Social Sciences Founding Faculty Oral History Project. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to record Bedell's oral history and invite you to listen as he reflects on his life and career with CSUF.
Interviewed by Abby Waldrop on June 22, 2018, for the Center for Oral and Public History at California State University Fullerton.2021-04-132h 35
The Hidden History of Business PodcastEpisode 24: Time Within Itself – Interview with Dr. Michael WaldropJoin Meredith as she interviews Dr. Michael Waldrop, Director of Percussion Studies at Eastern Washington University. They explore the history of cymbals and percussion from the late 1800s to the present -- including myths about how jazz was born, how percussionists were the special effects masters of the Vaudeville stage & silent movie era, and why he believes understanding politics and current events is a key skill for great musicians. He'll also discuss how he draws on history, science, and art to create music, including his critically-acclaimed album of original big band music: Time Within Itself (Origin Records).
Ab...2016-01-0800 minThe Hidden History of Business PodcastEpisode 24: Time Within Itself – Interview with Dr. Michael WaldropJoin Meredith as she interviews Dr. Michael Waldrop, Director of Percussion Studies at Eastern Washington University. They explore the history of cymbals and percussion from the late 1800s to the present -- including myths about how jazz was born, how percussionists were the special effects masters of the Vaudeville stage & silent movie era, and why he believes understanding politics and current events is a key skill for great musicians. He'll also discuss how he draws on history, science, and art to create music, including his critically-acclaimed album of original big band music: Time Within Itself (Origin Records).
Ab...2016-01-0836 min
SFFaudioThe SFFaudio Podcast #056 – READALONG: The Status Civilization by Robert Sheckley
The SFFaudio Podcast #056 – Jesse and Scott talk with Rick Jackson, Gregg Margarite, Jerry Stearns and Julie Davis about Robert Sheckley’s The Status Civilization!
Talked about on today’s show:
Wonder Publishing Group (Wonder Audio and Wonder Ebooks), LibriVox.org, Acoustic Pulp, Sound Affects, Great Northern Audio Theatre, Doctor Who, The Prisoner, Riverworld by Philip Jose Farmer, deep Science Fiction, Deathworld by Harry Harrison, The Space Merchants (aka Gravy Planet) by Frederik Pohl and Cyril M. Kornbluth, Preferred Risk by Frederik Pohl and Lester del Re...2010-04-2659 min