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Project Command Dean Maye: Why Agentic AI Changes Everything You Think You Know About Artificial IntelligenceIn this episode of Project Command, Peter Younes sits down with Odean "Dean" Maye to talk about what it actually takes to scale ideas, teams, and technology in the real world. Dean shares lessons from startups, enterprise leadership, AWS, finance, and AI, then breaks down how leaders can separate hype from real business value. The conversation dives into practical AI adoption, why most organizations still have not figured it out, and how agentic AI is changing the way work gets done. Dean also explains why leaders should start with outcomes instead of tools, how to think like...

2026-03-2148 min

Project Command Using AI to Solve Big ProblemsEpisode Description Big problems often feel overwhelming because everything is stuck in our heads at the same time. In this episode of Project Command, Captain Peter Younes explains a simple framework for using artificial intelligence to turn complex problems into clear, actionable plans. Instead of staring at a problem and hoping inspiration strikes, AI can be used as a thinking partner to organize information, break challenges into manageable pieces, and build a step-by-step plan. Peter walks through his seven-step AI problem-solving framework that anyone can apply immediately: Get it out of...

2026-03-1520 min

Project Command Johnny Torgeson: Forging Your TeamIn this episode of Project Command, we sit down with Dr. Johnny Torgeson—Operations Chief, leadership consultant, national speaker, and instructor—to talk about what leadership really looks like when it matters most. Drawing from his military experience and leadership roles in high-risk professions, Dr. Torgeson breaks down the difference between authority and leadership and explains why the most effective leaders focus on people first. The conversation explores practical leadership theory, the lessons he carried from the military into emergency services leadership, and how those lessons apply to modern organizations. We also dive into the impo...

2026-03-081h 10

Project Command Samson Desessa: Brotherhood Is a VerbIn this episode of Project Command, I sit down with Samson Desessa, author of Brotherhood is a Verb, to talk about what real leadership looks like when it is tested under pressure. We explore his experience in the military and how it shaped his philosophy on mentorship, accountability, and taking care of your people. Samson shares what brotherhood truly means, why leadership is an action and not a title, and how consistent investment in others builds strong teams. We discuss the responsibility leaders carry, the importance of presence and example, and how mentorship creates lasting...

2026-03-011h 08

Project Command Flash Points: Systems Make Heroics PossibleFlash Points: Systems Make Heroics Possible When Team USA Men's Hockey captured Olympic gold, the spotlight fell on one unforgettable performance — goaltender Connor Hellebuyck delivering save after save with the game on the line. But championships aren't won by heroics alone. In this episode of Project Command: Flash Points, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo explores what fire service leaders and project managers can learn from Team USA's victory. Behind every defining moment is a disciplined system — one that creates clarity, reduces chaos, and allows individuals to perform at their highest level when it matters most.

2026-02-2505 min

Project Command Scott Payne: Lessons Learned From Training 5000 PMPsn this episode of Project Command, I sit down with Scott Payne, PMP and Lean expert, who has helped more than 5,000 professionals earn their PMP certification and has led process improvement efforts across Fortune 500 companies. Scott shares what is hardest to teach new PMP students and what concepts deliver the most immediate value once applied in the real world. We discuss practical process optimization, how Lean thinking applies inside public safety organizations, and how to identify and eliminate technical debt before it cripples your team. Scott also explains how fire departments can establish a functional PMO, implement...

2026-02-2354 min

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy Reclaiming Forest ManagementIn this episode of The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy, I give the week’s highlights in Alberta politics before sharing my in-person interview with Dr. Younes Alila of the Department of Forestry and Environment at the University of British Columbia. I remind you to sign your recall petition, you can find your Member of the Legislative Assembly at operationtotalrecall.ca. The episode also highlights the importance of public education, the teachers’ strike, and the role of teachers in political engagement. I emphasizes the need for collective action against government policies and the significance of using scientific evid...

2026-02-211h 30

Project Command Flash Points: AI's Accelerating Velocity, and What It Means For YouAI Velocity: The New Leadership Advantage Artificial intelligence isn't improving gradually — it's accelerating. In this episode of Flash Points, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down what the recent surge in large language model capabilities really means for fire service professionals. This isn't about chatbots or convenience. It's about leverage. From long-document policy analysis to scenario simulation and executive brief generation, today's AI tools are compressing work that used to take days into minutes. And as AI begins to help train and refine future AI systems, that acceleration is only compounding. Duke explores ho...

2026-02-1908 min

Project Command AI for Fire Service Leaders: All Of Your Questions ANSWEREDIn this special Q and A episode of Project Command, I answer your questions about artificial intelligence and how it applies to the fire service. We cover practical use cases for chiefs and company officers, policy and risk considerations, data security concerns, and how tools like ChatGPT can improve writing, decision making, project management, and communication. If you are trying to understand what AI actually means for your department and how to use it responsibly and strategically, this episode gives you clear, direct answers. My ChatGPT Custom Instructions: Be supportive but strictly honest. N...

2026-02-1834 min

Project Command Lucy MacLeod, Borough Commander: Leadership, Mental Health, and Resilience in the UK Fire ServiceIn this episode of Project Command, I sit down with Lucy MacLeod, Borough Commander with the London Fire Brigade, USAR and technical rescue specialist, wellbeing dog handler, and author of the Lucy and Blue book series. We explore the key differences between the fire service in the United States and the United Kingdom, from terminology and rank structure to operational approaches and culture. Lucy shares insight into Urban Search and Rescue in the UK and how technical rescue capabilities are structured within the London Fire Brigade. We also dive deep into leadership and mentorship, including...

2026-02-161h 25

Project Command Flash Points: Clarity Beats ConsensusProjects don't fail because people disagree. They fail because no one is sure who gets to decide. In this episode of Project Command: Flash Points, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down a hard leadership truth: consensus feels collaborative—but clarity drives results. On the fireground, we instinctively understand unity of command. Someone has it. Everyone aligns to it. Input flows. Adjustments are made. But authority is never in question. Yet in project work—especially in fire-EMS operations, staffing models, and policy changes—we often trade command for prolonged consensus. Meetings multiply. Feedback cycles expand...

2026-02-1105 min

Project Command Keith Flip Griffin: Leadership Lessons From a Navy Command Master ChiefIn this episode of Project Command, Captain Peter Younes sits down with Keith Flip Griffin, a retired Navy Command Master Chief and nationally recognized expert in search and rescue and leadership. Drawing from decades of experience leading teams in high risk environments, Keith shares hard-earned lessons on leadership, trust, and what it really takes to build strong teams. The conversation focuses on mentorship, not as a title, but as an active responsibility. Keith explains what effective mentorship looks like in practice, how leaders earn credibility with their people, and why consistent presence matters more than rank. Together...

2026-02-0800 min

Project Command Flash Points: Frustration Is The EnemyFrustration Is the Enemy Frustration doesn't just slow projects down — it quietly kills them. In this Flash Points episode, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down why frustration is often more dangerous than failure, resistance, or lack of resources. Drawing clear parallels between incident command and project leadership, this episode explores how unclear authority, stalled decisions, and unmanaged uncertainty create frustration that leaks downstream and erodes discipline. You'll learn why frustration is rarely a people problem and almost always a system signal — and what effective leaders do to absorb friction instead of transmitting it. From redu...

2026-02-0605 min

WFD Ops Talk Fire Service Administrative Leadership | Project Command Crossover - Eric LinnenburgerIn this crossover episode of Ops Talk, Deputy Chief Eric Linnenburger is interviewed by Peter Younes, on the Project Command Podcast. He shares his extensive journey in the fire service, spanning over 25 years. He discusses his transition from line officer to deputy chief, emphasizing the challenges and growth opportunities that come with moving into administration. Eric highlights the importance of leadership, officer development, and the need for effective communication within the fire service. He also delves into his recent article on the transition from fire ground to front office, shedding light on the cultural shifts and skill sets required...

2026-02-031h 15

Project Command ChatGPT for Fire Service Grant Writing: How Fire Departments Can Unlock Millions Through Smarter Grant WritingGrant writing is one of the most important and most frustrating tasks in the fire service. In this episode of Project Command, I break down my seven step grant writing process and show exactly how ChatGPT and other AI tools can support you at every stage. From identifying needs and aligning projects with funding priorities, to drafting narratives, strengthening justifications, and refining final submissions, AI can save time, improve clarity, and help you produce more competitive grant applications. This episode focuses on practical, real world use cases, not hype or theory. This is the fourth...

2026-01-3141 min

Project Command ChatGPT for Fire Training OfficersIn this third installment of the AI in the Fire Service series on Project Command, we break down how fire training officers can use ChatGPT and other AI tools to improve training, organization, and program development. We start with a simple AI 101 overview to explain what artificial intelligence is and what it is not in plain language for the fire service. Then we dive into real world use cases for training officers, including: Building lesson plans and training presentations Creating drill ideas and multi company training evolutions Developing curriculum ...

2026-01-2535 min

WFD Ops Talk Fire Department Project Management | Taking Ideas to Action - Peter YounesIn this episode of Ops Talk, Eric Linnenburger interviews Captain Peter Younes, a Henrico County Fire Captain, project management professional, and host of the Project Command Podcast. They discuss the importance of effective fire service project management, the challenges of implementing projects in operations, and the role of technology and AI in enhancing fire department efficiency. Peter shares his journey in the fire service, the significance of understanding project management principles, and the common pitfalls that can derail projects. The conversation emphasizes the need for foundational skills and proactive learning to adapt to the evolving demands of the fire...

2026-01-201h 03

Project Command ChatGPT For Fire Chiefs (2026 Edition)In this episode of Project Command we examine how fire chiefs and chief officers can use ChatGPT in 2026 as a practical decision support and executive productivity tool while maintaining professional judgment. We cover how AI can be used for targeted research to support strategic decision making policy development and revision and synchronizing complex documents across divisions agencies and governing bodies. The episode also explores using ChatGPT for data interpretation aggregation and structuring information so leaders can quickly identify trends risks and priorities. Finally we discuss how chiefs can use ChatGPT to design and structure meetings including agendas pre reading...

2026-01-1834 min

Project Command Flash Points: When Chaos ReignsWhen chaos reigns, make your project an island of stability. Organizational chaos is not the exception in large systems — it's the environment. Leadership changes. Priorities shift. Direction arrives late, inconsistently, or through side channels. In this Flash Points episode, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down why successful projects don't wait for clarity from above — they create stability inside their own span of control. Drawing a direct parallel to complex incident management on the fireground, this episode focuses on how project managers can prevent organizational dysfunction from leaking into execution. You'll learn how to:

2026-01-1405 min

Project Command Jared Vermeulen: Developing the Modern Fire OfficerIn this episode of Project Command, I'm joined by Jared Vermillion, author of The Modern Fire Officer, for a grounded conversation on what effective officer development really looks like in today's fire service. We dig into the soft skills that matter most for officers, including leadership, communication, conflict resolution, coaching firefighters, and building trust within a crew. Jared shares practical insights on developing people, navigating difficult conversations, and creating an environment where firefighters can grow and perform at a high level. This episode is ideal for current and aspiring officers who want to lead with intention, improve their influence...

2026-01-1159 min

Project Command Flash Points: If You Don't Measure It, You Don't Control ItIf you don't measure it, you don't control it. On the fireground, measurement is non-negotiable. We track air, time, accountability, and benchmarks because guesswork gets people hurt. But too often, when we step into projects—that same discipline disappears. In this Flash Points episode, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo draws a direct line between fireground command and project management. Being busy doesn't mean you're making progress. Meetings, emails, and spreadsheets don't equal control. Data does. This episode breaks down why most projects don't fail dramatically—they quietly drift. Costs rise. Timelines slip. Outcomes shrink. And lead...

2026-01-0705 min

Project Command Project Metrics for Fire Officers.In this episode of Project Command, we break down project metrics and how to use them to understand whether your project is actually on track. We cover what to measure, when to measure it, and how to turn data into actionable insight so fire officers and project leaders can make better decisions before small issues become big problems.

2026-01-0431 min

Project Command Flashpoints: If It Isn't Assigned, It Isn't Going To HappenIf it isn't assigned, it isn't going to happen. On the fireground, unassigned tasks don't magically get done — and projects are no different. In this Flash Points episode of Project Command, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down one of the most common (and quietest) reasons projects fail in the fire service: lack of ownership. Not bad ideas. Not missing funding. But the dangerous assumption that "someone else is handling it." Using clear fireground parallels, this episode challenges vague project language like "let's circle back" and "someone should probably own this" — and replaces it with a si...

2026-01-0104 min

Project Command Alec Wons: What He Has Learned From Interviewing Over 100 Fire and Police ChiefsIn this episode of Project Command, Captain Peter Younes sits down with Alec Wons to discuss the lessons he has learned from interviewing over 100 fire and police chiefs across North America. Drawing from those conversations, Alec breaks down the common patterns he has seen in organizational culture, leadership, and decision making that directly impact firefighter wellness and a department's ability to get meaningful work done. The conversation explores why culture is often the deciding factor in whether initiatives succeed or stall, how leadership behaviors shape wellness far more than standalone programs, and what high performing public safety...

2025-12-2947 min

Project Command Flash Points: The Future is Already HereArtificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the most valuable tools in the modern fire service — not because it replaces people, but because it gives them back time. In this episode of Project Command: Flash Points, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down why AI is emerging as a practical, everyday force multiplier for firefighters and officers. Drawing from a recent Project Command conversation with Captain Peter Younes, this Flash Point explores how understanding what AI can actually do changes the way leaders approach project work, planning, and administrative load. From drafting memos and lesson plans to si...

2025-12-2404 min

Project Command Eddie Buchanan: Creating SLICE-RS, Building Fire Service Systems, and Rethinking DataIn this episode of Project Command, I'm joined by Eddie Buchanan, creator of SLICE-RS, for a deep dive into how fire service ideas are built, tested, and scaled into real-world practice. We explore what drove the creation of SLICE-RS, how data and experience shaped its development, and what it takes to move from a fireground concept to an organizational system. Eddie also shares his perspective on what "data" really means in the fire service, how leaders should think about technology and AI, and why systems thinking is essential for navigating today's increasingly complex operational environment.

2025-12-2155 min

Project Command Flash Points: Terminating Command A project isn't finished when the work is done — it's finished when it's closed out. In the fire service, we know an incident doesn't end just because the flames are knocked down. We overhaul. We check for extension. We secure utilities. We give a final report. Only then does command terminate. Projects work the same way — yet closeout remains one of the most neglected phases of the project lifecycle in fire-EMS organizations. In this episode of Project Command: Flash Points, Lieutenant Duke Cuneo breaks down why project closeout is not paperwork, but a tactical necessity. From...

2025-12-1805 min

Project Command Kevin Henson: Lessons from the IAFC Technology Summit 2025In this episode of Project Command, I'm joined by Kevin Henson, Deputy Chief of Staff for the John Fire District, for a wide-ranging conversation on technology, leadership, and execution in the fire service. We break down key takeaways from the IAFC Technology Summit 2025, discuss how emerging technology and AI can be used as a practical force multiplier, and explore the strong parallels between project management and the Incident Command System. Kevin also shares hard-earned lessons from projects he's led, including what worked, what didn't, and how fire service leaders can better translate strategy into results.

2025-12-1549 min

Project Command Flash Points: Risk A Lot To Save A LotWelcome to Project Command: Flash Points- quick, sharp hits that turn big project management concepts into everyday tools for the fire service. Today's Flash Point: How a classic fireground rule can reshape the way we run projects.

2025-12-1204 min

Project Command The 90% Problem: The Hidden Cost of Technical Debt.In this episode of Project Command, we dive into The 90% Problem: The Hidden Cost of Technical Debt, a challenge almost every fire department faces but few talk about openly. Technical debt builds up every time we roll out a new project without completing the policies, training, communication, or documentation that make it sustainable. Over time, this "almost done" work creates operational confusion, slows down new initiatives, overloads project managers, and drains organizational bandwidth. We break down what technical debt looks like in the fire service, why the last 10 percent of a project is often the most important...

2025-12-1118 min

Project Command 7 Rules For Collaborating Effectively With ITIn this episode of Project Command, we break down the 7 essential rules for working with your IT department. These are the rules every fire officer needs but most were never taught. From bringing IT the right problem instead of a pre-picked product, to understanding risk tolerance, lifecycle ownership, communication, and why tickets actually matter, this episode gives you a practical framework for building a strong partnership with the people who protect your systems. Whether you are rolling out software, deploying equipment, or managing major projects, these seven rules will help you reduce friction, avoid delays, and create safer, smoother...

2025-12-0724 min

Project Command Fire Officer's Guide to Running a Project: A Real World Training Project ReviewIn this episode of Project Command, Captain Peter Younes breaks down the full anatomy of a project using a real-world example: delivering CPR and Stop the Bleed training to 160 K–12 school security officers. Peter walks through the initiation, stakeholder identification, requirements gathering, planning steps, team formation, scheduling, budgeting, and execution. You'll hear how multiple divisions collaborated, how resources were secured, and how deadlines were managed as training dates approached. Whether you're a fire officer or project lead in any organization, this episode gives you a practical look at how to turn challenging requirements from multiple agencies into a fully ex...

2025-11-3026 min

Project Command Jason Patton: Culture, Resilience, and the Rise of AIOn this episode of Project Command, Jason Patton joins us for a wide-ranging conversation that covers his journey with Fire Dept Coffee and Fire Dept Chronicles, the evolution of firefighter culture, and the growing focus on mental health in the fire service. We get into how humor, honesty, and community can support firefighters through the toughest parts of the job, and where the culture is heading next. Jason also shares his thoughts on the role of AI in the fire service and offers grounded, practical advice for anyone trying to launch new ideas or creative projects. It's an energizing...

2025-11-2752 min

Project Command Chief Eric Linnenburger: The Challenges of Moving From Ops to Admin.In this episode of Project Command I sit down with Deputy Chief Eric Linnenburger for a candid conversation about the leap from operations to administration and everything that comes with it. We talk about the real challenges officers face when they move behind the desk, how to build credibility in an administrative role, and the habits that keep leaders connected to the crews doing the work. Chief Linnenburger shares practical lessons from major administrative projects, insights on communicating with teams across the organization, and the mindset that turns administrative assignments into career accelerators instead of career detours. We also...

2025-11-211h 16

Project Command Chief Brian Marcos: Implementing Project Management In The Fire Service.On this episode of Project Command, we sit down with Fire Chief Brian Marcos from Smyrna, Georgia for a deep dive into what it really takes to bring project management into the fire service. Chief Marcos shares practical strategies for developing project management skills in your workforce, building a culture where project managers feel supported, and using technology to drive stronger project outcomes. Whether you are new to project management or leading multiple complex initiatives, this conversation gives you clear and actionable insights you can put to work right away.

2025-11-1732 min

PMP Exam Prep with Scott Payne PMP in Real Life: Captain Peter Younes' Story of Discipline, Innovation, and Fire Department TransformationIn this episode, Captain Peter Younes of the Henrico Fire Department (Virginia) shares one of the most inspiring real-world PMP® stories you'll ever hear. Peter didn't just earn his PMP — he used it to transform how his department manages projects. After struggling on his own, he found All In PM Prep, committed with discipline and creativity, and mastered Agile, Waterfall, Hybrid, and value-driven leadership. What happened next is remarkable: Peter helped design a project delivery system so effective that other fire departments are now adopting it. His team used PMP principles to turn "good" projects int...

2025-11-1738 min

Project Command Ending Projects The Right Way.In this episode of Project Command, we talk about ending projects the right way. A well-done project closeout report does more than mark the finish line. It captures valuable lessons that strengthen future projects and helps ensure a smooth transition from project to program. We break down the key elements of a strong closeout process that ties up loose ends, builds organizational knowledge, and sets your next project up for success.

2025-11-1320 min

Project Command Getting New Equipment In Service.Putting new equipment in service in the fire department takes more than just dropping it off at the firehouse. In this episode of Project Command, we break down how to deploy equipment the right way, from planning and communication to training, evaluation, and long-term adoption. Learn how to avoid rollout failures, engage your crews early, and make sure every tool or rig added to your fleet actually improves performance and safety on the fireground.

2025-11-1030 min

Project Command The Efficiency Cheat Codes.In this episode of Project Command, we uncover three game-changing concepts that can turbo-charge your projects. Learn how the Pareto Principle helps you focus on what really matters, how Parkinson's Law can keep you on track, and how the MoSCoW Method makes prioritization simple and effective. These tools are your cheat code for working smarter, not harder on your next project.

2025-11-0625 min

PMP Exam Prep with Scott Payne Learn It. Test It. Live It: How Peter Younes Brought the PMP to the Firehouse.If you're looking to learn the PMP quickly without memorizing anything, reach out to me, Scott Payne, at 757-759-5282. In this episode, Peter Younes shares how he went from concepts to competence by applying PMP principles inside the Henrico, Virginia firefighter department. He breaks down how he tested ideas in the field, iterated fast, and built real systems—turning theory into results. You'll hear exactly how hands-on practice sharpened his decision-making, improved team coordination, and made him a stronger project manager and PMP. Listen in for a blueprint you can copy: pick a real pr...

2025-11-0638 min

Project Command BONUS: The Scope- A Blueprint For Success.In this episode of Project Command, we're talking all about the scope — what it is, why it matters, and how to define it clearly from the start. We'll break down the key components of a strong scope statement, explore common pitfalls that lead to scope creep, and share practical tips to keep your project on track. Whether you're leading a small internal project or managing a large initiative, this episode will help you set clear boundaries and expectations for success.

2025-11-0314 min

Project Command ChatGPT for Firefighters.In this episode of Project Command, we explore how ChatGPT can be a powerful tool for firefighters. You'll learn everything you need to get started, from basic setup to practical ways it can save time and improve communication, training, and reporting. If you're already using ChatGPT, we share useful prompts, real-world examples, and creative use cases to help you get even more out of it. Tune in to discover how AI can make your firefighting workflow smarter, faster, and more efficient.

2025-10-3129 min

Project Command Project Communication 101In this episode of Project Command, we dive into Project Communication 101 — breaking down the who, what, when, where, and why behind effective communication in any project. From identifying key stakeholders to choosing the right channels and timing your updates, we unpack the core elements that keep teams aligned and projects on track. Whether you're leading your first initiative or refining your communication strategy, this episode gives you the blueprint for clarity, connection, and command in every phase of your project.

2025-10-2729 min

Project Command How To Get Projects Started.In this episode of Project Command, we dive into one of the most important phases of any fire service project: getting it started the right way. We walk through how to build a solid foundation using a charter document, define your project's scope from clear requirements, and then translate that scope into an actionable activity list, schedule, and budget, all explained in simple, practical terms. We also talk about how to establish your project's tempo and design a communications plan that keeps everyone aligned from day one. Whether you're launching a new program, piece of technology, or initiative in...

2025-10-2332 min

Project Command Why Some Projects Succeed While Other Fail.In this episode of Project Command, Captain Peter Younes explores Why Some Fire Department Projects Succeed While Others Fail — and what you can do to make sure yours lands on the winning side. From lack of leadership support and unclear scope to poor risk forecasting and competing priorities, he breaks down the most common pitfalls that derail projects in the fire service. Then, he shares the five critical success factors that help teams deliver results: defining a clear scope, setting the right tempo, managing lead and lag time, building the right team, and establishing ownership. Whether you're rolling out ne...

2025-10-2034 min

Project Command Project Command Trailer - The Fire Service Project Management Podcast.Episode 1: Welcome to Project Command In this first episode, Captain Peter Younes introduces Project Command, a podcast about getting things done in the fire service through better project management. Every day, fire departments take on projects — from new technology and programs to building stations and planning events. But too often, those projects lose focus or stall out. Peter explains why project management matters, what this podcast is all about, and what you can expect in future episodes. If you're a firefighter, officer, or chief who wants to turn ideas into action, this show is for yo...

2025-10-1503 min

Quiz FC RSS Afsnit 21 - Peter Piil & Jonas SchwartzKian Fonoudi quizzer de yderst kompetente kommentatorer i fodboldparatviden. Noget med danske hold i Europa. Noget med dårlig lyd. Noget med King Fahd Cup. STILLINGEN I QUIZ FC: 1. Martin Retov & Jonas Kamper - 27 point 2. Rasmus Falk & Jacob Schoop - 25 point 2. Tobias Salquist & Mark Brink - 25 point 2. Daniel Høegh & Björn Kopplin - 25 point 2. Nicolai Larsen & Anders Klynge - 25 point 6. Jeppe Chris & Steffen Vestergaard - 24 point 6. Rasmus Nissen Kristensen & Gustav Isaksen - 24 point 6. Mikael Anderson & Jesper Hansen - 24 point 6. Frederik Gytkjær & Magnus Jensen - 24 point...

2025-05-191h 03

Digital Storm Podcast The Problem With PornWe get into the impacts of porn on individuals and society. Through themes such as it's usage as a dopamine booster, problems with porn addiction, taboos and societal norms. Through a casual research based conversation, this episode introduces "Myth vs. Reality" a new segment where we dissect common misconceptions about pornography and reveal the truths backed by scientific research. ---Digital Storm, a Fikra Original Production, is brought to you by Peter, Younes, and Jules to serve as your compass for digital navigation. Each Monday, we unveil the profound impact of...

2024-02-121h 16

Digital Storm Podcast European Union AI ActYounes and Peter take you on a laid-back, tech-filled joyride. Picture Younes feeling like a tech grandpa during lunch, and Peter, the tall blonde dude getting side-eyed in Amsterdam for not being 'Dutch enough.' Together, we dive into the AI universe, from the chaos of AI policing to the disclaimers saving the day in creative spaces. From Finance to Healthcare, we explore it all, sprinkling in some humor and real talk. Join us as we crack jokes, dissect the military's AI maneuvers, and even throw in a nod to Asimov's Three Laws. Trust us, this is the...

2024-01-2952 min

P3 Dokumentär Peter Mangs och morden i MalmöFrån 2017. En ensam gärningsman med pistol och lasersikte skjuter mot malmöbor i skydd av mörkret. Nästan alla offer har utländsk bakgrund. Hur ska mördaren stoppas? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. – Pang! Ett skott. Jag ser min kompis ligga på marken mitt i gatan. Han säger till mig: Lägg dig ner!Lang Conteh och hans två bekanta blir beskjutna när de klivit ur en taxi på Regementsgatan i centrala Malmö en natt i juni 2010. Younes Cheikhi jobbar i sitt gatukök när han ser en röd...

2022-04-211h 11

The Yakking Show Lama Younes - Unlocking The You-ness Within EP 134Lama Younes talks to Peter and Kathleen about her unique approach to coaching.https://youness.ca http://www.instagram.com/careercoachingbylama The Yakking Show is brought to you by Peter Wright & Kathleen Beauvaiscontact us to be a guest on our show.https://TheYakkingShow.com peter@theyakkingshow.com https://karytechsolutions.com kathleen@theyakkingshow.com

2021-09-0230 min

Health Declassified Lama Younes - Unlocking The You-ness Within EP 134Lama Younes talks to Peter and Kathleen about her unique approach to coaching. https://youness.ca http://www.instagram.com/careercoachingbylama The Yakking Show is brought to you by Peter Wright & Kathleen Beauvais contact us to be a guest on our show. https://TheYakkingShow.com peter@theyakkingshow.com https://karytechsolutions.com kathleen@theyakkingshow.com

2021-09-0230 min

Crush Fictionally Badass fictional moms and why JLo was snubbed (ft. Anna Hossnieh and Shereen Lani Younes)We’re discussing our favorite fictional mother characters who truly break the mold, why Jennifer Lopez was snubbed from an Oscar/Golden Globe nomination, and the real-life women in our lives who have lent a motherly hand. This week, Michelle and Kim are joined by real-life crushes and podcast hosts, Anna Hossnieh and Shereen Lani Younes (Ethnically Ambiguous).Who we’re crushing on this week: Ramona (Jennifer Lopez) from Hustlers, Carmela Soprano (Edie Falco) from The Sopranos, Celie (Whoopi Goldberg) and Sofia (Oprah Winfrey) from The Color Purple, and Erin Brokovich (Julia Roberts) from Erin BrockovichT...

2021-01-251h 27

Industrial IoT Spotlight Enabling smart manufacturing at the edge - John Younes, COO, Litmus AutomationIn this episode, we discuss the state of edge computing adoption in manufacturing. We also explore the most common edge computing use cases in OEE optimization, predictive maintenance, asset condition monitoring. John Younes is Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Litmus Automation. He is in charge of operations and growth for the company and draws on considerable experience working with start-ups and early stage companies. Litmus enables out-of-the-box data collection, analytics, and management with an Intelligent Edge Computing Platform for IIoT. Litmus provides the solution to transform critical edge data into actionable intelligence that can power pr...

2020-09-3048 min

De Wereld van VICE Sports #34 Het bitterzoete verhaal van Amin Younes bij AjaxMarc Overmars haalde in de zomer van 2015 een kleine Libanese Duitser naar Ajax: Amin Younes. Er volgden drie intense jaren voor Younes bij Ajax. Hij beleefde het sportief dramatische einde van het tijdperk van Frank de Boer en had een geweldig seizoen onder Peter Bosz, waarin Younes met name belangrijk was in de Europa League. Maar Younes maakte ook het drama rondom Appie Nouri mee en kreeg in zijn laatste seizoen bij Ajax onenigheid met Erik ten Hag, waardoor hij via de achterdeur verdween uit Amsterdam. Nu speelt hij bij Napoli met rugnummer 34, als eerbetoon aan Appie Nouri. Ajax volgt...

2020-09-1052 min

Air Snare Records feed Wassim Younes - Poetic Rage (Original Mix) [Preview]Air Snare Records is an electronic music label established in 2009 founded by Kaa & Brianoid. With the purpose of always pushing the sonic and visual boundaries through releases by respected artists such as Cid Inc, D-Nox & Beckers, RPO, Duca, Peter Gun, Meller, D-Sens, Aerodroeme just to name a few. With a library of over 100 tracks spread throughout more than 20 releases, Kaa & Brian have been able to showcase Lebanon and India's finest electronic music producers together with some of the hottest names in the game. Air Snare proudly presents Underground Sound from Lebanon, compiled by Gunther & Kaa joining forces with a bold...

2019-04-0803 min

P3 Dokumentär Peter Mangs och morden i MalmöEn ensam gärningsman med pistol och lasersikte skjuter mot malmöbor i skydd av mörkret. Flera dör eller skadas allvarligt och nästan alla offer har utländsk bakgrund. Hur ska mördaren stoppas? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. – Pang! Ett skott. Jag ser min kompis ligga på marken mitt i gatan. Han säger till mig: Lägg dig ner! Lang Conteh och hans två bekanta blir beskjutna när de klivit ur en taxi på Regementsgatan i centrala Malmö en natt i juni 2010. Younes Cheikhi jobbar i sitt gatu...

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self/noise radio self/noise #4: «Augmented Spatiality» (2013-09-11)En este programa, nos acercamos a «Augmented Spatiality», un proyecto expositivo sobre espacio público, espacialidad y arte sonoro comisariado por María Andueza entre los pasados días 31 de agosto y 5 de septiembre en el barrio de Hökarangën, Estocolmo. «Augmented Spatiality» es un proyecto de arte público sonoro. Recogiendo la noción de espacialidad de Edward Soja, María Andueza ha planteado un proyecto que investiga la relación entre piezas de arte efímeras y sonoras y las condiciones del espacio público en esta zona de la ciudad. Para Edward Soja, geógrafo y urbanista, la «e...

2013-09-122h 20