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Why Should I Trust You?The Kids Are Not All Right. Should We Be Looking At Their School Day? A Conversation w NYT writer Jia Lynn Yang**This will be our last episode in 2025! We will be back in early January 2026! Have a happy holiday season and a huge thank you for listening!!**Are our schools making our kids sick? Not because of moldy buildings or bad cafeteria food, but because of what the modern school day has become.From increased screens in the class and shrinking free time to teachers and administrators forced to focus more and more time on prep for standardized testing, schools today would be nearly unrecognizable to many parents. So, too, are the soaring...
2025-12-1858 minWhy Should I Trust You?The ACIP Turning Point: A Rallying Cry For A New Era of Public Health. A Talk w Drs. Craig Spencer, Rachael Bedard & Michael MinaWelcome to a new era for public health. In the wake of RFK Jr.’s ACIP committee making its first major change to America’s childhood vaccine schedule—ending the universal Hepatitis B birth dose—we break down what this means, and what it doesn’t. Much of the mainstream public-health world is sounding alarms, calling the move dangerous, unscientific, and the opening salvo in a broader campaign against childhood vaccines. So today we ask some tough questions: Is this a reckless break from science—or a reasonable correction? Is this really about one dose of one vaccine, or the future o...
2025-12-111h 18Why Should I Trust You?Dr. Francis Collins w MAHA Supporters & Public Health: A Conversation About Faith, Vaccines, & Trust in ExpertsIt’s a newsy week for public health and medicine, with potential changes to the childhood vaccine schedule and a senior health agency official raising alarming doubts about the safety of the COVID vaccine for children — claims public health veterans are calling irresponsible and baseless. Against that backdrop, we sit down with a group of 8 people who care deeply about both health and faith, but who come from opposite sides of our health culture war. We ask how they see this moment, and how we might pull ourselves back from the brink of our division.How does thei...
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You're Entitled to Our OpinionThe Unexplainable - Myths, Legends, and the Spirit WorldJust how much of everything there is to know do you think you know?Jay and Tom have bounced this question around quite a few times, often with the self-deprecating response, "Probably a thimbleful."Then there are the things that are just plain unexplainable. And too, history is full of myths, legends, and speculations of what the spiritual world is like. We know that Jesus said, "God is spirit and we must worship Him in spirit and in truth." But what does that really mean?We pursue knowledge and understand but do we...
2025-11-2133 minWhy Should I Trust You?On Shared Reality, Epstein & Epistemic Collapse: A Conversation w Eliot Higgins, Emily Jashinsky & Astead HerndonToday, we’re talking about a different kind of health: the health of our media and information diet. What information we consume, how we consume it, and whether today’s social media ecosystem has become so toxic that it threatens not only our well-being, but the health of our democracy itself.It’s no secret that trust in mass media has plunged to an all-time low, with the old top-down model of journalism—where a handful of outlets controlled the flow of information—losing its authority. So we’ve invited three major voices who operate on the front...
2025-11-201h 25Why Should I Trust You?CHD Part 3 of 3: Reflections from the WSITY Team + Conversations w MAHA Parents About Being At CHDIn the final installment of our series from the Children’s Health Defense conference in Austin, we sit down for candid, face-to-face conversations with attendees. They share their life stories, talk about their thoughts on vaccines, on why RFK Jr. resonates with them, and why they came to Austin.We also reflect on our own experience: Why did we go? What did we learn about the MAHA movement and the extent of the mistrust in science and medicine today? And, ultimately, what have we learned about both the potential and limits of opening up a dialogue across ou...
2025-11-131h 14Why Should I Trust You?Children's Health Defense Series Part 2 of 3: A Lively Conversation w Major MAHA Figure Del BigtreeIn part two of our three-part series from the Children’s Health Defense conference in Austin, we sit down with one of the most influential figures in the MAHA movement: Del Bigtree.A longtime ally of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Bigtree is a singular presence—an expert communicator, storyteller, and filmmaker with a reach of tens of millions. To fans and supporters, he’s a charismatic fighter taking on the chronic illness crisis and exposing corruption. His critics say he is a spreader of anti-vaccine misinformation.We discuss politics, the future goals of MAHA, America's vaccin...
2025-11-111h 03Why Should I Trust You?School Vaccine Requirements: Are We Even Talking About This The Right Way? A Conversation w Sociologist Jennifer ReichSchool vaccine requirements have long been the backbone of America’s public health, keeping vaccination rates high for decades. Every state mandates that children be up to date on routine vaccinations to attend public school, and every state allows medical exemptions—most also allow religious or philosophical ones. But just weeks ago, Florida—and now Idaho—said “no more,” insisting parents must have ultimate control over what goes into their child’s body. Are these the first dominoes to fall?Today, we’re having an honest—and yes, uncomfortable—conversation about why some parents are questioning the vaccine schedule and...
2025-11-061h 06Why Should I Trust You?Election Day Special: Public Health Needs to Get Off the Mat & Join the Political Fight. A Conversation w Dr. Craig SpencerIt’s Election Day in parts of the country, so we thought it was time to talk politics.Dr. Craig Spencer, from Brown University’s School of Public Health, penned a Substack last week that stopped us cold. In it, he makes a bold case that public health needs to get more political—not partisan, but political in the sense of organizing, mobilizing, and demanding what people say they value: cleaner air, safer food, prevention that actually gets funded.It’s a striking call at a moment of profound change — what some call a rei...
2025-11-0451 minWhy Should I Trust You?A Yale Researcher & A MAHA Organizer Team Up for East Palestine, Ohio: A Conversation w Nicole Deziel, Elizabeth Frost & Stuart DayEast Palestine, Ohio, became a national symbol of fear and mistrust after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed, resulting in a massive black plume filling the sky. Two years later, how are residents of this small community faring? Is their soil, air, and water truly safe?In this episode, we meet two women who chose collaboration over conflict: Elizabeth Frost of MAHA, Ohio, and Dr. Nicole Deziel of the Yale School of Public Health. The pair met through our podcast and teamed up — Elizabeth working on the ground to connect with residents, and Nicole, along with partners in...
2025-10-301h 20Why Should I Trust You?It's Not Me, It's My Algorithm: A Conversation w Claire Wardle About Breaking Through Our Echo ChambersThey’re the invisible forces steering what we see every day and shaping what we trust.Algorithms, now supercharged by AI, don’t just feed us information. They feed us emotion — suspicion, outrage, validation — and, maybe most dangerously, only the content they think we want to see.Today, we’re talking with an expert about how we got here and where we’re heading.With trust in institutions, public health, and science under constant attack, how much of that is the algorithm’s fault? And how much is on us?How are memes, ricoche...
2025-10-231h 00Why Should I Trust You?Special Episode: A Conversation with MAHA Moms & Science Communicators About AutismOn this special episode—the latest in our series of conversations that bring together people who rarely talk to each other—we hear from different perspectives on autism in a no-holds-barred discussion about this pivotal moment.Joining us are two MAHA moms raising children with autism, Science editor-in-chief Holden Thorp—who was diagnosed with autism as an adult—and Dr. Rachael Bedard, a physician and science communicator. President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have made finding a cause a top issue, putting autism—and the families living with it—squarely in the national spot...
2025-10-181h 32Why Should I Trust You?How Big Is The Support For MAHA Really? The Numbers Are In! We Talk w Pollster Erica Seifert & MAHA Supporter Aaron EverittIt’s been just over a year since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stood before a raucous Arizona crowd and asked, “Don’t you want a president who’s going to make America healthy again?”-- and with that, the MAHA era began.Now, for the first time, we have data showing how big this movement really is--and how much of America agrees with it. A brand-new national poll reveals what’s fueling MAHA’s rise: from food and fitness to vaccines, chemicals, and pesticides.How has MAHA reshaped MAGA — and how has MAGA reshaped MAHA? Which MAHA issue...
2025-10-161h 13Why Should I Trust You?Public Health Is Outgunned: A Conversation w Science Communicators Katelyn Jetelina and Jessica SteierToday, we’re exploring the new world of health and science communication now that the old playbook is dead. The days of publishing a study and expecting to reach the public with it through legacy media or pointing people to health institutions and medical associations for guidance are over. Millions no longer trust the science, the guidance, or the messenger. Meanwhile, the Make America Healthy Again movement is finding new ways to communicate and harness the enthusiasm of its followers.So what now for traditional public health? On today’s episode, we talk with Katelyn Jetelina of Your...
2025-10-091h 15Why Should I Trust You?On Medical Freedom, DEI, RFK Jr. & Free Speech: A Conversation w Author Coleman HughesColeman Hughes is a thinker, writer, podcaster, and author. You may know him from his Conversations with Coleman podcast with The Free Press, from appearances on CNN, Joe Rogan, and The View, or from his recent book, in which he argues that America should strive toward colorblindness, treating people and designing public policy without regard to race.In addition to that, what interests us is that he’s an independent, unorthodox voice—someone who doesn’t follow the political script his critics assume he should. That speaks to something we think about a lot here: too often, we tak...
2025-10-0258 minWhy Should I Trust You?Special: A Talk w Gen Z: Voices From MAHA, Public Health, Conservative, Liberal, Independent - On A Path Forward For Health In AmericaIn our latest big conversation bringing together individuals who don’t always see eye to eye, we sit down with Gen Zers who care deeply about the nation’s health. Some are launching careers in public health, others are inspired by the MAHA movement. Together, we talk politics, race, philosophy, and shared values. What do they make of the profound changes reshaping American health today? The group of twenty-somethings explore the rise of individualism in public health, what expertise means and when it deserves deference, how to reach their generation, and whether the MAHA and MAGA era represents reform or a...
2025-09-261h 34Why Should I Trust You?The President's Announcement On Tylenol & Autism: Discussing It w A Pregnant Mother & A PediatricianOn today's episode, a remarkable moment in the Make America Healthy Again era. From the White House, the president urged pregnant women not to take Tylenol, saying it was linked to autism, before launching into a discourse on his personal fears and advice on autism rates, vaccine safety, and when parents should vaccinate their children. For many MAHA supporters, it was cathartic to see a president speak from instinct rather than the strict limits of a body of scientific work they do not trust. For public health veterans, the press conference was full of confusing and unfounded advice that...
2025-09-251h 10Why Should I Trust You?The Hepatitis B Birth Dose Vaccine: Do We Need It? An Honest Conversation w Dr. Paul Offit & Dr. Michael MinaIt’s the very first shot a newborn gets—just hours after birth. Today, Secretary Kennedy’s new Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Committee is reviewing whether it should remain so. We’re talking about the Hepatitis B “birth dose,” the starting point of America’s childhood vaccine schedule since 1991.But for some parents today, it’s the starting point of their vaccine hesitancy. They ask: “Why give a vaccine against a virus mostly spread through sex or IV drug use to a brand-new baby?” That question has fueled broader mistrust of the government’s vaccine message.Support...
2025-09-181h 21Why Should I Trust You?Special Ep: A Lively Discussion w Farmers, Journalists, & Advocates -- MAHA & Others -- About Farming Our Country's FoodOn today's episode, we are heading to the farm, which is where one of America's biggest debates is taking place over food, health, and who and what we trust.Modern agriculture feeds the nation and the world, but its tools raise tough questions about long-term impacts on our health, not to mention our land. You'll hear from farmers, journalists and advocates -- some aligned with MAHA and others not -- as we dig into how we grow and harvest our food, the pressures on the population and on the planet, what we know and don't know about...
2025-09-161h 24Why Should I Trust You?Special Ep: Following the Murder of Charlie Kirk, Is Engaging In Civil Disagreement Worth it? We Chat w Aaron, Elizabeth & CraigIt's been 24 hours since we learned about the shooting and murder of famed conservative activist and leader Charlie Kirk. We wanted to bring together some friends of the show, people we engage with frequently on the pod, to discuss what happened to Charlie, and to get into how we as a society can disagree better, whether getting to yes or even trying to bring ourselves into the same room together these days is worth it. The answer is: yes. We must. Now more than ever. Hosts:Brinda AdhikariT...
2025-09-111h 02Why Should I Trust You?Kennedy's Health Plan for America + Do Black Americans Feel Seen By MAHA? A Conversation w Dr. Michael Forde**We recorded this episode on Wednesday early morning. **The big MAHA report is out, a roadmap for how Kennedy and the Trump administration plan to tackle the chronic disease crisis impacting America's children. It’s a bold attempt to turn the federal government toward confronting the dire state of our health.In this episode, we break down what’s in the plan, what’s missing, and how both the MAHA movement and the public health community are responding.Joining us is Dr. Michael Forde, a public health leader working to reduce health inequity and in...
2025-09-111h 10Why Should I Trust You?A Conversation With The Three CDC Leaders Who Resigned In Protest & MAHA SupportersAmericans today are engaging in a great Rorschach Test over public health–and its results may determine our future.Are radical changes at the CDC and beyond moving us in the right direction for a healthier nation, or dangerously backwards?Are we undoing the very system that has protected us for decades (from infectious disease)? Or upending a system that has made us sicker (chronic disease epidemic)?Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) has succeeded in putting that question front and center. The movement encourages us to research for ourselves and make he...
2025-09-041h 59Why Should I Trust You?How Corporations Fuel Our Chronic Disease Crisis: A Conversation w Public Health Researcher Anna GilmoreOur guest today, researcher Anna Gilmore, recently went viral with a provocative revelation: just four products cause at least a third of all deaths worldwide. But behind the attention-grabbing headline is her deeper mission--exposing a complex, corporate-driven system that fuels poor diets, worsening health, and our chronic disease crisis. To avoid regulation and keep government subsidies flowing, Anna says industry bankrolls and skews scientific research, while working to convince us that our poor health is all our fault. With MAHA’s momentum and focus on food, what’s her advice for the movement? Will MAHA’s current approach of callin...
2025-08-2839 minWhy Should I Trust You?A Conversation w Fox News Medical Correspondent Dr. Marc Siegel On mRNA, RFK Jr, & On Reaching PeopleHis voice reaches millions of Americans who many in mainstream science and public health just don’t reach these days.He is Dr. Marc Siegel, the senior medical analyst for FOX News who recently argued that President Trump should be given the Nobel Peace Prize for leading Operation Warp Speed – the rapid development of mRNA vaccines that was given to millions during the covid pandemic. The Fox News medical correspondent is outspoken on mRNA technology as the Trump administration cancels promising mRNA research.We’ll ask him what’s behind that provocative argument and what lessons...
2025-08-2150 minWhy Should I Trust You?Bonus Episode! A Conversation w Former FDA Chief David Kessler. Did He Just Give RFK Jr a Tool to Fight the Food Industry?Our guest today is David Kessler, the former FDA commissioner who once devised a strategy to take on Big Tobacco. Now, he’s back with a bold game plan for MAHA and President Trump to challenge the makers of ultra-processed foods.While making food healthier is central to MAHA’s mission, critics say its early wins, like persuading companies to remove certain food dyes, are a positive first step but won’t significantly improve public health. Kessler argues that RFK Jr.’s FDA already has both the scientific evidence and the legal authority right now to require food mak...
2025-08-1842 minWhy Should I Trust You?MAHA-Public Health Conversation #6: On Food, On Nutrition, On Government, & On the Shooting at the CDCIn this special episode of Why Should I Trust You?, we're taking on the all-important topic of food with members of the Make America Healthy Again movement, along with a panel of seasoned experts in food and nutrition science, including Kevin Hall, the former NIH nutrition scientist. We set out to talk about nutrition, the food industry, and politics--but the conversation quickly took off in directions we never expected. What does the group make of the administration's early "wins" on food dyes? Is there agreement that the carrot-not-regulation approach with the food industry is the way...
2025-08-141h 58Why Should I Trust You?Sunday Special: A Conversation w Neil deGrasse Tyson & Scott Hamilton Kennedy On Science, Tribalism and TruthWelcome to a special episode of Why Should I Trust You? We’re joined by Neil deGrasse Tyson and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Scott Hamilton Kennedy. There may be no more recognizable figure in science today than Tyson: astronomer, author, public thinker, and the guy who’s done more than just about anyone to make science accessible. Today, our focus is less on the cosmos and more on us humans—and why we’re losing trust in the very science Tyson represents. The pair have released two timely films: Shot in the Arm, about vaccines, and Food Evolution...
2025-08-1053 minWhy Should I Trust You?A CDC Director-palooza: A Candid Conversation w Two Former CDC Chiefs Drs. Tom Frieden & Mandy CohenIs the CDC finally being fixed—or intentionally dismantled?Wherever you fall on that divide—long-overdue reform or something more alarming—seismic changes are underway at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is implementing dramatic cuts and a reorganization that he says will help focus the CDC on its core mission: fighting communicable diseases. As part of the overhaul, he’s also reshaping the agency’s role in setting vaccine policy for all Americans.Supporters see this as a chance to streamline an agency weighed down by competing...
2025-08-071h 13Why Should I Trust You?Special: Leading MAHA Activist Zen Honeycutt, On Her Anger At the EPA + On Cuts to Science. Is This What MAHA Wants?We are joined by Zen Honeycutt, the founder of Moms Across America and a leading voice in the MAHA movement. She’s an outspoken force of nature on a range of issues that she sees as negatively impacting the health of children. There are many directions our conversation could take (and many things to debate), but we focused on a question we hear frequently from our listeners: How is MAHA responding to all the recent developments at the Environmental Protection Agency and the efforts to roll back regulations? Does she see these changes as undermining MAHA’s missi...
2025-08-0137 minWhy Should I Trust You?What's A Conspiracy Theory Anyway? We Talk UFOs, Gov't Secrets & Journalism w Two WSJ ReportersWith the Jeffrey Epstein saga dominating the conversation for weeks now, it feels like we’re roasting in a summer of conspiracy theories.And given how conspiracy and cover-up play a recurring role in the story we’re exploring about the breakdown of trust in public health and medicine, this week felt as good as any to take on the topic.So, what’s fueling today’s conspiracy theories? And -- hold that thought -- do we as a society even LIKE the phrase conspiracy theory any more? Where’s the line between healthy skepticism and someth...
2025-07-311h 08Why Should I Trust You?Kevin Hall Is Still Ultra Processing: On Leaving NIH, On MAHA, On Food in AmericaKevin Hall is regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on the impact of food on our health. A former NIH scientist, he led some of the most eye-opening studies on the connections between ultra-processed foods and overeating, obesity, and chronic disease (Spoiler alert: It's not pretty.). So when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Make America Healthy Again movement took the reins at HHS, with gobs of energy and focus on tackling food, you’d think this would be Kevin Hall’s moment. Instead, in a stunning move, Hall walked away. He says that his ear...
2025-07-241h 18Why Should I Trust You?A Conversation w Dr. Francis Collins On Reforming NIH, Cuts to Research, MAHA, & On TrustOn today’s episode, we’re joined by Dr. Francis Collins, the former head of the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Collins has spent his career pushing the frontiers of science — from discovering genes linked to deadly diseases to leading the historic Human Genome Project. And during COVID, he helped steer the government’s public health response, including the rapid development of the COVID vaccine — work that still puts him in the hot seat with communities who feel science betrayed their trust.Now, as the Trump administration and the Make America Healthy Again movement tackle America’s chronic heal...
2025-07-1046 minWhy Should I Trust You?Lessons From the 1980s AIDS Crisis and Applying It To Today: A Conversation w Dr. Reed TucksonWhen COVID hit, public health leaders often said, “There was no playbook.” But was that really true?Decades earlier, during the AIDS crisis, America’s public health system went through a trial by fire—learning hard lessons about how to communicate amid uncertainty, adapt to evolving science, and work with communities instead of against them.Flash forward to COVID, and many Americans say they lost trust after experiencing what they saw as a top-down, dismissive approach from public health leaders. They say their questions and concerns about mitigation efforts and science were often met with rigid me...
2025-07-0336 minWhy Should I Trust You?Fired ACIP Members Speak To Us On the Future of Vaccines + Dr. Michael Mina On A 'Code Red' MomentWhy is a little-known CDC advisory committee meeting today making big headlines?Because Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just fired every single member—replacing them with his own hand-picked team.The committee in question is ACIP, a group of independent experts that guides how vaccines are used by hundreds of millions of Americans. Kennedy called the shake-up a “clean sweep,” claiming the previous committee's work was just a rubber stamp for Big Pharma and couldn’t be trusted.Many in the medical and scientific community warn that this move could dismantle the nation’s vaccine...
2025-06-261h 23Why Should I Trust You?The Medicaid Axe is About To Fall. We Asked a Group of MAHA, MAGA & Independent Parents to Weigh InIn today’s episode, what do a group of MAHA, MAGA, and independent moms and dads of children with disabilities think about the changes Republicans in Congress are hashing out right now for Medicaid, as they push to pass President Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill”?If a healthier America is your top priority, this is a red-alert moment. A nonpartisan Congressional estimate finds that the House-passed Medicaid changes would lead to millions of Americans losing health insurance. And just this week, the Republican-controlled Senate released its own draft, proposing even bigger changes that would result in...
2025-06-191h 37Why Should I Trust You?Special: MAHA Georgia & Public Health In a Spirited Discussion On the Legacy of the Covid VaccineOn today's special episode, a raw and unflinching conversation between MAHA advocates from Georgia and a group of veterans from public health. The discussion dives straight into one of the biggest drivers of mistrust in public health today: the COVID vaccine. Is it a life-saving marvel of modern science or a dangerous technology imposed on the public with little regard for liberty and safety? The groups share profound concerns about where we’ve been and where we’re headed when it comes to Americans' trust in public health, medicine, and science. Many of them d...
2025-06-101h 20Why Should I Trust You?Can Nuance On Raw Milk Boost Vaccine Uptake? A Conversation On Data & Messaging w Emily OsterWe’ve heard it—and you’ve probably heard it too: critics of public health say the way health advice is delivered is a big part of why trust is plummeting. The critique goes like this: experts and institutions often take complicated, nuanced data and present it as all-knowing, black-and-white rules—“Vaccines are safe,” “Raw milk is bad,” “Fluoride in drinking water is essential.”But too often, the public hears little explanation, context, or nuance—rarely an acknowledgment of what isn’t known, in the rush to declare what is. And when every message feels equally urgent, it’s hard to know what r...
2025-06-0550 minWhy Should I Trust You?Searching for the Causes of Autism: A Conversation with Two Moms, Alison Singer and Nancy FullerFew topics crystallize our current breakdown in trust more than autism. And with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s renewed push to find its cause, autism isn’t just back in the national spotlight—it’s fueling a debate that’s dividing communities.Supporters see Kennedy as a force disrupting the status quo, channeling money and fresh energy into the search for answers. Critics see a stunt that prioritizes personal belief over established science and may ultimately be about eroding trust in vaccines.Either way, it exposes just how deep our mistrust runs: vaccine skeptics dismissing science ba...
2025-05-291h 20Why Should I Trust You?On Trust in Biden, Media, Politicians & On Aging: A Conversation with CNN's Jake TapperToday, we’re joined by CNN's Jake Tapper, who along with Axios' Alex Thompson, are authors of the new book Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again. Their reporting is sending shockwaves throughout Washington and beyond--its release landing the same week as the news of the former president’s aggressive cancer diagnosis. The result is a seismic reckoning with Biden’s decision to seek re-election despite visible signs of age-related decline. And Tapper and Thompson have been blasted over whether they did everything they could to hold the president and his team acc...
2025-05-2258 minWhy Should I Trust You?Special: MAHA Meets w Public Health, the 2nd Conversation: On RFK Jr., Vaccines, Corporate Influence, & MoreIn today’s episode — the second installment of our conversation between MAHA and Public Health — we bring together veteran public health leaders and grassroots activists from Ohio’s Make America Healthy Again chapter, two sides that allegedly don't agree on much.Our first conversation raised big questions. Some asked: Why even engage? At a time when devastating cuts are hitting public health and science, and America’s public health mission is being reshaped, many believe this moment calls for a fight — not a dialogue.But we chose conversation. And today's conversation took us straight to the fault li...
2025-05-201h 34Why Should I Trust You?Why Americans Are Turning to the Paranormal—and What That Says About Trust, w Author Matt Hongoltz-HetlingDo you believe in ghosts? The paranormal? Hold that thought. Believe it or not, it ties directly into the themes of our show.Trust in our institutions is crumbling—from government and media to higher education, and yes, even medicine, science, and public health. Today’s guest, Pulitzer Prize finalist and author of the new book The Ghost Lab, Matt Hongoltz-Hetling, joins us to explore the growing belief in the paranormal—and what it reveals about our national psyche.He argues that our fascination with ghosts, aliens, and the unexplained may be more than fringe curios...
2025-05-1549 minWhy Should I Trust You?Special Ep: We Talk COVID.Gov, Lab Leaks & Raccoon Dogs w Paul Offit, Maciek Boni & David Wallace WellsIn this special episode, we dig into the origins of the pandemic. Has America decided it began with a lab leak? Is the debate over?The Trump administration says yes, launching a new government website asserting that Covid originated in a lab, not from animal-to-human transmission at the now-infamous Wuhan market. In recent days, Trump signed an executive order halting gain-of-function research, the type his administration claims caused the alleged leak. Tulsi Gabbard, now Director of National Intelligence, says she’s working on the definitive report. And Senator Rand Paul is once again calling for Dr. Fauci to...
2025-05-111h 21Why Should I Trust You?Inside A Rare Conversation Between MAHA Grassroots and Public Health LeadersIn today’s episode: a conversation between two sides that don’t typically speak with each other—mainstream public health leaders and voices from the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. These groups often talk about each other, but rarely to each other.Five MAHA members from their state chapter in Ohio. Five public health leaders. We had met and developed relationships with them over months of discussing their vision of health in this country. And a few weeks ago, we invited them to have a conversation with each other. They all agreed. On today's episode...
2025-05-081h 45Why Should I Trust You?Can Dems Be the Party of Health in an Age of RFK Jr.’s MAHA? A Conversation w Sen. Maggie HassanDuring RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearing back in January, many voices competed to be heard. But one cut through the noise: Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire — a Democrat, a policymaker, and the mother of a son with Cerebral Palsy. Her emotional testimony about love, a mother's guilt, and the daily realities of disability struck a national chord.Today, she joins us.She tells us about where she finds yes, disagreement — but also, surprising common ground — with MAHA parents seeking answers about autism, vaccines, food, and chemicals. Can this Democrat from the "Live Free or...
2025-05-0145 minWhy Should I Trust You?How to Reach People in Today's New Media Amid a Crisis of Mistrust. A Conversation with Emily JashinskyWe’re joined by Emily Jashinsky, co-host of Counterpoints with Ryan Grim. Formerly with The Federalist and The Hill, Emily now serves as DC correspondent for UnHerd and hosts Undercurrents TV. She’s someone well-versed in this shifting media landscape.Together, we explore the rise of the so-called “New Media”—a world where legacy outlets are giving way to right-leaning podcasters, YouTubers, and social media influencers. As trust in public health, science, and institutions craters, we ask: is this new media ecosystem fueling the breakdown, or finally reflecting a mistrust that’s been simmering for years?And while...
2025-04-2453 minWhy Should I Trust You?A Writer's Journey w a Rare Disease Led Her to Champion Obamacare & Democrats. Why She Is Now a MAGA Supporter.In today’s episode, we speak with Evan Barker, a writer, podcaster, and former Democratic staffer and fundraiser who, in 2024, voted for Donald Trump. Raised in a working-class community by her mother, Barker's family lived paycheck to paycheck. Then she was diagnosed with a rare, potentially fatal chronic illness. Raised in a blue-collar Missouri community, Evan represents a much-needed voice at the table as America wrestles with how to get healthier. Does she feel MAHA represents the America of her upbringing? How did the party of Obamacare--which provided her insurance and thus the opportunity to go to col...
2025-04-1747 minWhy Should I Trust You?Special Ep: A Conversation with Dr. Peter Marks on Vaccine Safety, Trust, and the True Scope of the Measles OutbreakNation's Top Vaccine Regulator Just Ousted, Dr. Peter Marks: "Measles is NOT leveling off". This is in direct contrast to Secretary Kennedy's statement just yesterday that the nation's measles outbreak is under control. Plus why he felt he could not stay at the FDA anymore, his answers to parents' questions about vaccine safety, what he sees for public health right now and what he wants to do next. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Today, in a special episode, we’re breaking from our usual Thursday release schedule to bring you an in-depth conversation with Dr. P...
2025-04-111h 10Why Should I Trust You?Wendell Potter, A Health Insurance Exec Turned Whistleblower, On Blowing Up Our SystemOn today's episode, we tackle a topic that sparks more fear, frustration, and mistrust than perhaps any other: health insurance. From denied claims to endless bureaucratic red tape and the dread of sky-high out-of-pocket costs, it's no wonder so many Americans feel trapped. While more people are covered than ever before, many are still skipping doctor visits, avoiding exams, and forgoing prescription refills due to the financial burden. The raw emotion was on full display in the shocking response to the murder of the United Healthcare CEO. Today, we sit down with Wendell Potter, a former health industry insider...
2025-04-1057 minWhy Should I Trust You?What's the End Game? We Talk Massive Remaking of HHS with Gov't Reformer Jennifer PahlkaHealth and Human Services chief RFK Jr. unleashed much-anticipated cuts this week, bringing the total to 20,000 jobs slashed from our nation’s premier health institution. This follows cuts in money for state public health agencies and funding freezes for research centers tackling everything from cancer to veterans' health. Secretary Kennedy says this is to streamline government agencies' practices which he says will ultimately make America healthy again. For too long, both parties ran the show without challenging the status quo. Meanwhile, trust in public health on behalf of a public desperate for action was plummeting. How much did...
2025-04-0352 minWhy Should I Trust You?How Do You Solve a Problem Like Big Pharma? We Ask a Bioethicist"Big Pharma" — two words that Americans love to hate. When asked about the pharmaceutical industry, most of the country responds with a mix of anger and suspicion, using terms like "corporate capture," "revolving door," and "profits over people" to describe its influence, a sentiment felt even stronger after the pandemic. And yet, we are a nation that depends on their life-saving, life-improving products. Americans demand innovation from Big Pharma, but are simultaneously frustrated and mistrustful of their motives and influence. Today, we delve into our complex relationship with the pharmaceutical industry. What fuels this mistrust? Is there a better sy...
2025-03-131h 11Why Should I Trust You?Censorship vs. Science: The Fight Over Free Speech That Is Tearing Us ApartDuring incoming NIH secretary Dr. Jay Bhattacharya's confirmation hearing this week, he vowed to "establish a culture of respect for free speech in science & scientific dissent at the NIH"; he went on to call dissent "the very essence of science". Dr. Bhattacharya has been one of the most outspoken critics of what he perceives to be censorship and the deliberate muzzling of scientists during Covid. Today, we dive into the complex and contentious issue of censorship—one of the biggest drivers of mistrust in public health. Was it justified for the government to pressure social media companies to...
2025-03-061h 23
The Standard IssueStandard Issue 2.28.25Standard Issue: Bald men, crazy hair women, cops last call, and wasted efforts on water supply....that’s what’s currently going on in public safety news!Wake Work & Win by joining our Patreon. Get access to more episodes, video content, and everything else The Standard Community has to offer!TIMESTAMPS(0:00) Power Donuts & Comb-overs(3:40) Nurses As Patients(10:25) End Of Watch(13:20) Another Tool In The Toolbox?(19:20) Water Supply Warriors(26:00) Tom Quits The Show
2025-02-2828 minWhy Should I Trust You?MAGA + MAHA: How Will This Work Exactly? We Speak With Journalist Batya Ungar-SargonWith measles cases spreading and reports of the first measles death in 10 years, all eyes are on the new health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, in what is his first real public health test. He said the measles outbreaks were not unusual. According to the CDC and Your Local Epidemiologist newsletter, 2025 has already passed 8 out of the last 15 years in annual counts of measles. On today's episode: In 2024, after Kennedy rose to join Donald Trump, what we got was a powerful union, between MAGA and MAHA. When Kennedy dropped his independent bid for the White House and e...
2025-02-271h 12The Standard Issue5 Signs Your Boss Is InsecureTom and Craig discuss how to spot a poorly trained and insecure boss.Wake Work & Win by joining our Patreon. Get access to more episodes, video content, and everything else The Standard Community has to offer!
2025-02-2131 minWhy Should I Trust You?Measles, Pharma and Mistrust: A Conversation with MAHA Moms and Dr. Paul OffitThis week, in his first speech addressing the Department of Health and Human Services as its new chief, RFK Jr. said the path to the country earning back trust was through transparency. As Kennedy was saying these words to a packed audience, Texas was clocking in more measles cases, in what is turning out to be its worst measles outbreak in 30 years. With rising mistrust in public health and declining vaccination rates, measles - a disease we eradicated over 20 years ago is making a comeback, worrying many in public health. But two MAHA moms in thei...
2025-02-201h 00Why Should I Trust You?Is it True You Can't Sue a Vaccine Manufacturer? We Ask a Vaccine Legal ScholarA major source of mistrust in public health today is the belief that you can't sue a vaccine manufacturer if you suffer an adverse reaction. Many ask: Why should I trust vaccines if I can't hold vaccine makers accountable? For them, it sounds un-American, heavily biased toward Big Pharma, and proof that the system is rigged. It is something that the incoming health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spoken about often. But is it true? In this episode, we sit down with Dorit Reiss, a legal scholar specializing in vaccines and the law, to se...
2025-02-1346 minWhy Should I Trust You?A CIA Declaration, Subpoenas, & Fauci’s Pardon: Why the Lab Leak Debate is Still Raging OnWith the CIA now siding with the "lab leak" theory, President Trump reportedly considering cuts to “risky” virus research, Republican Senator Rand Paul firing off subpoenas, and President Biden’s pre-emptive pardon of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the fierce debate over COVID’s origins is only intensifying. And while many believe we’re no closer to an answer, the fight itself is deepening our national crisis of trust in science. In this episode, we sit down with David Wallace-Wells, science columnist for The New York Times who has written extensively about the origins of Covid, and Robert F. Garry, a le...
2025-02-061h 10Why Should I Trust You?RFK Jr. Testifies, MAHA Flexes, and Public Health PanicsWith Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifying to become Trump’s Health and Human Services Secretary, optimism and joy are coursing through the ascendant Make America Healthy Again movement, while fear and confusion are taking hold in American public health circles. To critics, he is an outspoken vaccine skeptic and spreader of conspiracy theories. To supporters, he is a singular figure, a warrior able to take on a broken system that is responsible for America's chronic health epidemic. As the nomination was rolling forward, the Trump administration sent shockwaves through the public health community, freezing day-to-day operations and funding and ov...
2025-01-301h 04Why Should I Trust You?The Trump and (Likely) RFK Jr. Era is Here. And Paul Offit Won't Back Down.Amid a blitz of public health-related executive orders issued by President Trump since Monday alone, including one that will pull America out of the WHO, comes news that a date has finally been set for RFK Jr's highly-anticipated confirmation hearing -- as of the moment of publishing, it will take place next week. Dr. Paul Offit, a titan in the medical community and a fierce vaccine advocate, pulls no punches in confronting the very real prospect of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heading Health and Human Services. He grapples with the sharp rise in vaccine hesitancy, the erosion o...
2025-01-231h 14Why Should I Trust You?Special Episode: A Conversation with Dr. John IoannidisSpecial episode alert! Dr. John Ioannidis: Critical of the Covid response, praiseful of vaccines, and hopeful data will rebuild our broken trust. Dr. John Ioannidis is a renowned epidemiologist at Stanford University, a champion of data, and a stalwart for evidence-based research. Not afraid to ruffle feathers, rock the boat, or insert your idiomatic expression here, Ioannidis, true to form, set the scientific world afire in the earliest days of the pandemic when he criticized the public health community's rush to shut down schools and businesses without more reliable data on how seve...
2025-01-2056 minThe Standard IssueStandard Issue 1.17.25 - L.A. WildfiresStandard Issue: Tom and Craig discuss The Standard Workout, the L.A. wildfires, and diversity in the fire service....that’s what’s currently going on in public safety news!
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(7:45) Wildfires In L.A.
(21:45) Diversity In The Fire Service
2025-01-1742 minWhy Should I Trust You?Why We Can't Stop Talking About IvermectinIvermectin is in the spotlight again -- thanks to Joe Rogan, Mel Gibson, and even some related legislation making its way around the country. Moreover, people we are speaking with who mistrust mainstream science regularly bring it up as an example illustrating a dishonest public health and media establishment. How did an uncontroversial workhorse of an anti-parasitic drug—one that has saved countless lives and earned its discoverers a Nobel Prize—become and is continuing to be a major driver of mistrust for science and public health today? Despite numerous studies confirming that it’s ineffec...
2025-01-161h 06Why Should I Trust You?How Covid Radicalized Us AllIt's been 5 years since the pandemic and America's trust in public health, medicine, and science has plummeted. It's no secret that the COVID-19 response left a significant portion of Americans seething mad. Now, as the Trump administration, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leading the charge, prepares to take control of public health, and with the emergence of a new virus posing a growing threat, Brinda, Maggie, and Tom dig beneath the poll numbers and declining vaccination rates to explore what happens when so many Americans begin to question mainstream science. We speak with a suburban mom and lifelong Democrat...
2025-01-091h 25
RIP Training podcastWhy we don't do free trialsWe got asked a lot if we offer free trials. We don't. In this episode Tom discusses why we don't and what we do instead.
2024-12-2908 minThe Standard IssueStandard ReIssue: Ready For The Big OneTom & his crew talk about responding to a 2020 incident with multiple trapped parties and rescues.
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2024-09-2746 minThe Standard IssueAre You In?Tom and Craig talk about what it takes to be "All In" on a project.
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2024-09-0633 minThe Standard IssueStandard Issue 8.2.24Standard Issue: Tom and Craig discuss Stoic principles and funny Instagram videos. There is something here for everyone!
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2024-08-0234 min
Fintech TakesS5 Ep8: Dadonomics: Mastering the Art of Fintech with Tom and Alex JohnsonWith the smell of turkey, thanks, and pumpkin spice filling the air, what better way to celebrate the holiday season than having a candid sit-down conversation with the one man responsible for sparking Alex’s journey to fintech fanaticism? That’s right—meet doting dad and OG fintech obsessive himself, Tom Johnson. A fintech maestro with 30 years of industry prowess, Tom's wisdom, acquired through decades of navigating the fintech landscape, is nothing short of gold. He and Alex have a candid conversation about the biggest fintech lessons they’ve learned throughout their tenured careers, including the challe...
2023-11-2252 minThe Standard IssueStandard Issue 10.13.23Standard Issue: Tattoo policies, Tom doesn't want to talk about it, test cheating and funny firefighter moments....that’s what’s currently going on in public safety news!
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2023-10-1325 min
The TomCastTransitions with Bob JohnsonIn this episode, I interview Bob Johnson, the former CEO of NAID and i-SIGMA about his journey in the information destruction industry. As a pioneer in the field and founder of the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID), Bob shares his story which began with his grandfather's insulation business, to working as a security guard and then the founding of Certified Document Destruction in Toledo. Bob talks about why he made the transition from being a shredding operator to founding NAID as an industry association and how it helped professionalize information disposition and certification. He also talks about the...
2023-04-0448 minThe TomCastTransitions with Bob JohnsonIn this episode, I interview Bob Johnson, the former CEO of NAID and i-SIGMA about his journey in the information destruction industry. As a pioneer in the field and founder of the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID), Bob shares his story which began with his grandfather's insulation business, to working as a security guard and then the founding of Certified Document Destruction in Toledo. Bob talks about why he made the transition from being a shredding operator to founding NAID as an industry association and how it helped professionalize information disposition and certification. He also talks about the...
2023-04-0448 min
Let's Talk DocsTom Johnson
Sponsored by Document Write · EthicalAds · Sourcegraph
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Portia Burton | Eric Holscher
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Tom Johnson
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Hello and welcome to Let’s Talk Docs, the show where we’ll talk about documentation, open source, tech, and the intersection of the three. Today, we’re talking to Tom Johnson, who’s a tech writer and has worked at both startups and big tech for the past 17 years. He has a blog called, I’d Rather be Writing, which he’ll tell us about, as well as an API doc...
2022-02-2438 min
The Album Crawl#017 - PAUL SIMON - GRACELAND (feat. Tom Johnson)African influences! Bright production! Stories from when it was first released! Crawl with us this week on a special episode. Paul and James' Dad (Tom Johnson) join to go through Paul Simons big comeback album GRACELAND.
2021-04-092h 10
Rhythm of You!Special guest Pastor and Dr Tom Johnson part 2 of 2This week on the podcast I’m talking with my Father Tom Johnson. He is a man of salt and light guiding people toward the good Shepherd. He has a great heart for God and people. In this episode he brings a different perspective on Life with Rhythm. So, check it out 8am EST.
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2021-02-2722 min
Rhythm of You!Special guest Pastor and Dr Tom Johnson part 1 of 2This week on the podcast I’m talking with my Father Tom Johnson. He is a man of salt and light guiding people toward the good Shepherd. He has a great heart for God and people. In this episode he brings a different perspective on Life with Rhythm. So, check it out 8am EST.
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2021-02-2727 min
Last Week in MPLSEpisode 10In episode 10 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott return from spring break/hiatus to talk about bike stuff and ways to for the average Joe/Jane to make money off of Superbowl 2018.
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2014-05-2600 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 9In episode 9 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott welcome Colleen Powers as a guest. They talk about:
Podcasters (but not these ones) having babies
FirstTech closing
Zen in the Art of Archery
Sirius by the Alan Parsons Project
RadioShack
Dayton tells parents of ill children to hustle some weed
The Current postpones the State of Hip Hop Concert
The Current’s March Madness Bracket
Southern California Public Radio’s Bracket
Jay Gabler pans Othello
Minnesota pedestrian law
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2014-04-0200 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 8In episode 8 of Last Week in MPLS, Scott welcomes Tom back from Alabama and they talk about:
Meat and three
Druid City Brewing
The 61-car pile-up
2014-03-2600 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 7In episode 7 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and talk about:
Chicago:
Airbnb
Foshay observation tower (Photo by Patrick Kelley courtesy of Northern Lights.mn):
Kieran’s Pub
2320 Colfax Ave S.:
Nazi-themed party at Gasthof’s
Golden Girls:
2014-03-2400 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 6 with Matt DecuirIn Episode 6 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott talked to Matt Decuir of OMG Transit and Break the Bubble. He joined us in person, which is a podcast first! Another podcast first is Scott flopping a joke in the first 30 seconds.
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Topics of conversation:
Robert Smith, De The Cure
Singles Exchange
Great bike organizations for people who aren’t white dudes:
Grease Rag, Cycles for Change, SPOKES
David Levinson’s theory of constraints
Why Scot...
2014-03-1100 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 5In episode 5 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott drink coffee and beer AT THE SAME TIME.
Discussion topics: Walgreen’s coffee. Being man-children. True Detective. Kemp’s State University. The Dalai Lama. Champion’s lost liquor license. Gentrification. Game of Thrones.
2014-03-0600 min
2014-03-0400 min2014-03-0400 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 4In episode 4 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott talk about a lot of stuff:
Birchbark Books and Common Good Books are nice places where you can buy Once There Were Castles by Larry Millett.
What’s the deal with municipal golf courses?
MSP Business Journal frets over the cost to update our golf courses
The Freedom Foundation of Minnesota’s “Teeing Off on Taxpayers” report
The Pioneer Press reports on golf’s decline in the Twin Cities
St. Paul privatizes management of a few courses
William H. Dunwoody House, which used...
2014-02-1700 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 3In episode 3 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott talk about Cool Runnings, spontaneous singing in coffee shops, and bike community. Recorded on 2/9/2014.
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2014-02-1100 minLast Week in MPLSEpisode 2In episode 2 of Last Week in MPLS, Tom and Scott talk about the Green Line LRT, Zygi holes, Little Scotland, and the WNBA. Recorded on 1/26/2014.
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2014-02-1100 min
The RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDThe secure information destruction industry continues to grow and change in significant ways. NAID, the industry association, is often at the forefront of the many facets of this growth.2013 was a big year for NAID and the industry, and by all indications, 2014 is shaping up to be another big year for the industry. Bob Johnson, CEO of NAID, joins us today to discuss as much as we can possibly fit into 30 minutes. Compliance changes, the work NAID is doing at a legislative level, Shred School and a whole lot more occupy our conversation.If you...
2014-01-1641 min
The RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDThe secure information destruction industry continues to grow and change in significant ways. NAID, the industry association, is often at the forefront of the many facets of this growth.2013 was a big year for NAID and the industry, and by all indications, 2014 is shaping up to be another big year for the industry. Bob Johnson, CEO of NAID, joins us today to discuss as much as we can possibly fit into 30 minutes. Compliance changes, the work NAID is doing at a legislative level, Shred School and a whole lot more occupy our conversation.If you...
2014-01-1641 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDSpring is here and so is conference season. The first big event in our industry is the NAID Conference in Anaheim starting next week.It was important for me to have Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID join us again to update us on the upcoming conference. I also wanted to chat with Bob about all the great things that have transpired in the Association since his last visit to the show a year ago.The industry news was light this week, so we head straight into the conversation.Enjoy the show.
2012-03-2231 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDSpring is here and so is conference season. The first big event in our industry is the NAID Conference in Anaheim starting next week.It was important for me to have Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID join us again to update us on the upcoming conference. I also wanted to chat with Bob about all the great things that have transpired in the Association since his last visit to the show a year ago.The industry news was light this week, so we head straight into the conversation.Enjoy the show.
2012-03-2231 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDSpring is in the air. There is an energy within the greater RIM industry.And our guest this week is someone who exudes that energy in a significant way.Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID joins us today to discuss all things NAID, including the upcoming conference and much more.We’ll also fill you in on the industry news for the week.Enjoy the show.Some news related links from the show:Cost of Data Breach Study (PDF)Data Breach Calculator
2011-03-1032 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson of NAIDSpring is in the air. There is an energy within the greater RIM industry.And our guest this week is someone who exudes that energy in a significant way.Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID joins us today to discuss all things NAID, including the upcoming conference and much more.We’ll also fill you in on the industry news for the week.Enjoy the show.Some news related links from the show:Cost of Data Breach Study (PDF)Data Breach Calculator
2011-03-1032 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsJim Johnson Cintas CorporationThe holiday season and year end is in full swing.I hope that you are enjoying it and are accomplishing what you need to in the closing days of 2010.On today’s show, Jim Johnson, Director, Document Management with Cintas Corporation.Jim is a long time industry insider and has a unique perspective that includes roles in both the private independents and large industry players.I hope you enjoy my conversation with him.We’ll also relay some of the most recent industry news. And we’ll have a seasonal...
2010-12-0936 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsJim Johnson Cintas CorporationThe holiday season and year end is in full swing.I hope that you are enjoying it and are accomplishing what you need to in the closing days of 2010.On today’s show, Jim Johnson, Director, Document Management with Cintas Corporation.Jim is a long time industry insider and has a unique perspective that includes roles in both the private independents and large industry players.I hope you enjoy my conversation with him.We’ll also relay some of the most recent industry news. And we’ll have a seasonal...
2010-12-0936 minThe RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson, NAID – Jack Wiles, The TrainingCo – Neil Hunt, Little Media VaultOn this week’s show we talk to Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID. We discuss some of the big things the association is currently working on.We also learn more about the Little Media Vault in a conversation with Neil Hunt of Critical Systems.And we also have a good chat with Jack Wiles of The Training Co. Jack is a noted security expert and is the featured keynote speaker at the BareMetal Data Conference in September.In the interview Jack references an article he sent me. You can down...
2010-08-121h 06The RIMproReport with Tom AdamsBob Johnson, NAID – Jack Wiles, The TrainingCo – Neil Hunt, Little Media VaultOn this week’s show we talk to Bob Johnson, Executive Director of NAID. We discuss some of the big things the association is currently working on.We also learn more about the Little Media Vault in a conversation with Neil Hunt of Critical Systems.And we also have a good chat with Jack Wiles of The Training Co. Jack is a noted security expert and is the featured keynote speaker at the BareMetal Data Conference in September.In the interview Jack references an article he sent me. You can down...
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