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Podcast -> China Unscripted with Captain Jim Fanell

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Podcast -> China Unscripted with Captain Jim Fanell

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-> China's growing military prowess poses a threat to international stability.

-> The United States needs to pace up its military focus into the Pacific or face a near-peer adversary.

-> China continues to engage in very aggressive maneuvers in the South China Sea and threatens the international peace and security.

2nd podcast

https://youtu.be/11okBw2CTRM?si=bBGiL4GkmpXRetPj

Three interesting facts:

How Mao used violence to suppress challenges to his political authority

How Mao used his wife as a diplomatic envoy to gain American public opinon

How Mao tried to maintain friendliness with the Nationalists in order to buy time for the Communists to develop their military.

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The Chinese Civil War (Part 1) | The China History Podcast | Ep. 119

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Marketing Podcast -> "Privacy Pros Podcast" (Spotify Podcast)

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Marketing Podcast -> "Privacy Pros Podcast" (Spotify Podcast)

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1. GDPR Compliance: It emphasizes how the GDPR restricts data collection for advertising, ensuring user consent and transparency.

2. Tracking Technologies: The podcast discusses cookies and tracking tools used in targeted ads and their impact on privacy.

3. User Rights: There's a focus on consumer rights, like opting out of targeted ads and understanding data use.

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Host: Stephanie Soo

It dives into some of the darkest and most chilling true crime stories.

The podcast is known for its in-depth exploration of crimes.

Includes lesser-known cases from around the world.

Covers SA, murder, animal abuse, r*pe, and suicide.

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How music influences our emotions, feelings, and behaviors - Ted Talk

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How music influences our emotions, feelings, and behaviors - Ted Talk

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According to Dr. Belfi, she suggested that music is a powerful tool for bringing out some of our strongest emotions and memories.

Lab experiment with participants with 60 music pieces to listen to and test if they can make good judgments of music.

Rating 1 - 9 of the music pieces they have listened to and liked them.

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Is de-influencing just influencing? Ep 7 on Sustain This Podcast

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Is de-influencing just influencing? Ep 7 on Sustain This Podcast

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Podcast -> Sustain This

Host -> Alyssa, a sustainable stylist; Christina, a shopaholic turned minimalist-ish; and Cena, a color consultant and slow fashion style coach.

-> De-influencing emerged as a trend in early 2023, mainly on TikTok. It’s the opposite of influencing, where content creators advise against buying certain products instead of encouraging purchases and explaining why.

-> Initially, de-influencing discouraged overconsumption, encouraging people to buy less. However, it has evolved into another marketing strategy (e.g., "buy this, not that").

-> Social media amplifies consumption by creating a sense of urgency around products, often through alarmist language ("You need this now!"). This leads to disappointment when products don’t deliver.

-> The hosts discuss how we often buy into the promises associated with a product (e.g., confidence, success) rather than the product itself.

-> Content from 2015-2016 featured beauty gurus with massive makeup collections, and it normalized excessive consumption for viewers.

This led to unhealthy shopping habits for some viewers, who became accustomed to buying many items on one shopping trip.

The reality is that most people can’t use up such large quantities of makeup before they expire.

-> While de-influencing started as a pushback against overconsumption, it has now been co-opted as a new marketing tool.

Influencers now use de-influencing to seem more authentic, ironically becoming a strategy to gain trust and continue selling products.

This evolution has disheartened some people, as even authenticity is being commodified.

-> As consumers, people may develop unrealistic expectations for products, hoping they will achieve more than is realistically possible.

Sometimes, trying things for oneself is better than relying solely on reviews or influencer opinions.

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Harris's use of baits to make Trump go of topic or to show certain personality traits he has that would make him undesirable.

Talks about how Harris would have done much worse had she gone for the route of "Mamala" which is when she tries to be relatable through pop and media trends like the coconut trees and giving hugs.

Brings context and comparison between Trump's performance and tactics in the 2016 election versus his changed stance now. Centrist moderate running policies vs full right-leaning policies.

On a stream before debate night, Hasan brought up the importance of how Harris shouldn't use Hilary Clinton's route of being the "lesser evil vote." "They have to earn our votes."

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Paimon is the "sustainer of heavenly principles" (Unknown God)

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Paimon is the "sustainer of heavenly principles" (Unknown God)

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Paimon seems very knowledgeable of the history and events of different regions for occurrences and history that delve into what could be read up in history books

After the cubing incident happened with the "Unknown God", she picks up the idea to become Paimon and instead prepare for the Traveler's wakening and refining as much knowledge as she can of the world so she can be the "perfect guide" and be invaluable to the Traveler so they may trust her word on anything.

"Paimon" is saved from drowning, the form that The Unknown God takes to be as unthreatening and "adorable" as she can be so as to not have the Traveler be on their guard around her.

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Paimon is the "sustainer of heavenly principles" (Unknown God)

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Paimon is the "sustainer of heavenly principles" (Unknown God)

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Paimon seems very knowledgeable of the history and events of different regions for occurrences and history that delve into what could be read up in history books

After the cubing incident happened with the "Unknown God", she picks up the idea to become Paimon and instead prepare for the Traveler's wakening and refining as much knowledge as she can of the world so she can be the "perfect guide" and be invaluable to the Traveler so they may trust her word on anything.

"Paimon" is saved from drowning, the form that The Unknown God takes to be as unthreatening and "adorable" as she can be so as to not have the Traveler be on their guard around her.

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Rework by Shaun Hildner, Jason Fried, and David Heinemeier Hansson

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Rework by Shaun Hildner, Jason Fried, and David Heinemeier Hansson

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Hosted by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson.

To some extent, it supports the idea of finding dissonance in traditionally accepted corporate norms including long work hours, meetings, and constant growth.

Writing about rework the author underlines the positive impact of remote work and flexibility in general mentioning that workers can produce the same amount of work or even be more innovative when they can do it from the location of their choice.

Rework has valuable tips for those startup entrepreneurs who are in the process of looking for venture capital to help their companies grow instead of bootstrapping their business, the book encourages a more self-sufficient and customer-oriented approach to growing a business.

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Host: Ashley Flowers & Brit Prawat

Overview: This podcast explores well-known and lesser-known true crime cases, often exploring unsolved mysteries and missing persons.

Known For: Storytelling format, focusing on delivering the facts while keeping the tone conversational and accessible.

Cases Covered: The podcast covers a wide range of crimes, including murder, missing persons, serial killers, and cold cases.

Unique Feature: Many episodes highlight unsolved cases, encouraging listeners to get involved or spread awareness. The hosts often provide a call to action to help families find justice.

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Host: Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman

Overview: A podcast that explores the mind, human behavior, and mental health through interviews with experts in psychology, neuroscience, and related fields.

They are known For In-depth discussions about human potential, creativity, cognitive science, and well-being, blending academic insights with practical advice.

Topics: Positive psychology, mindfulness, creativity, emotional intelligence, personal growth, and psychological disorders.

Unique Feature: The podcast often includes engaging interviews with renowned psychologists, researchers, and thought leaders, making complex psychological concepts accessible and relatable.

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Host: Guy Raz

Overview: A podcast featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and innovators who share the stories behind the creation of their successful companies and brands.

They are known For Inspiring stories of overcoming challenges, risks, and the creative process of building iconic businesses.

Topics: Entrepreneurship, innovation, leadership, business strategy, and personal journeys.

Unique Feature: The podcast highlights the human side of entrepreneurship, with guests sharing personal anecdotes and insights into their failures, struggles, and ultimate successes.

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"The Blaire White Project" --> Political Podcast 

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"The Blaire White Project" --> Political Podcast 

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The host is Blaire White, and she is a right-wing trans woman.

She reacts to hate comments, woke tiktoks, and criticizes the radical left.

Blaire is against minors transitioning--> sex change (going through surgeries or hormone therapy).

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Fundraising for adoption is a commendable and essential practice that plays a crucial role in supporting families seeking to provide loving homes for children in need.

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General Stance on Adoption & Fundraising by Nicky

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General Stance on Adoption & Fundraising by Nicky

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Adoption should only be undertaken if the mother is at a health risk if the adoption procedure is not conducted. Furthermore, it is of greater importance to fundraise for single mothers rather than parents that adopt other biological children, as the single mothers have no choice but to raise the child, while others have the luxury of choosing not to adopt a kid.

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In my opinion, fundraising for adoption can be a positive and practical approach when done thoughtfully. Adoption is a wonderful way to provide a child with a loving home, but the process can be prohibitively expensive, especially for families with average incomes. Fundraising allows the community to come together and support the family, helping to reduce financial barriers and make adoption more accessible.

However, it's important for the process to be approached sensitively, ensuring that the focus remains on the well-being of the child rather than the financial aspect. As long as the fundraising is done with transparency and respects the dignity of the adoption journey, it can be a meaningful way to help families achieve their dream of providing a stable, loving environment for a child in need.

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Adoption fundraising is essential to help couples for adoption to pay for the high costs of adoption, including transport, service fees, and legal fees. Organizations can donate money to help these families, ensuring that more kids have loving, stable homes and the opportunity to grow up in a nurturing environment.

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Adoption fundraising is essential to help couples for adoption to pay for the high costs of adoption, including transport, service fees, and legal fees. Organizations can donate money to help these families, ensuring that more kids have loving, stable homes, and the opportunity to grow up in a nurturing environment.

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Podcast - 6 Tips on Being a Successful Entrepreneur | John Mullins | TED

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Podcast - 6 Tips on Being a Successful Entrepreneur | John Mullins | TED

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1. "Yes, We Can": Entrepreneurs often take on opportunities outside their core competencies. A Brazilian entrepreneur, Arnold Correia, continually reinvented his business by saying “yes” to customer requests that expanded his business beyond its original scope.

2. Problem-First, Not Product-First: Entrepreneurs focus on solving problems rather than creating new products for the sake of it. Jonathan Thorne, for example, solved the issue of surgical forceps sticking to tissue, targeting a narrow problem that led to business success.

3. Beg, Borrow, but Don’t Steal: It is normal to find entrepreneurs, when they are in need of some asset, they are able borrow it. Tristram and Rebecca Mayhew started the Go Ape treetop adventure by using the Forestry Commission land and borrowing trees and amenities.

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What Most People Think with Geoff Norcott

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What Most People Think with Geoff Norcott

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In an overwhelmingly Lefty comedic landscape, right-leaning stand-up Geoff Norcott is a rare beast. In WMPT he gets to the heart of what ordinary people think about social and political issues. Whatever the contentious subject – he’ll be honest and blunt, but without being a pain.

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Buck breaks down the latest headlines with a fresh and honest perspective! He speaks truth to power, and cuts through the liberal nonsense coming from the mainstream media.

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The Blaire White Project (hosted by Blaire White) 

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The Blaire White Project (hosted by Blaire White) 

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Blaire is a right-wing trans woman who has been ostracized by the heavily left-leaning trans activists in her community.

On her podcast, she talks about the LGBTQIA+ community.

She also discusses identity politics, gender, sexuality, world events, and comedy.

My favorite part of her podcast is when she reacts to "Woke TikToks."

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1. Focus on Historical Figures: The podcast explores the life and legacy of Gulia Tofana, a 17th-century Italian woman known for creating a poison that was used by women to escape abusive marriages.

2. Themes of Empowerment: Each episode discusses themes of empowerment, survival, and the social conditions that led women to seek drastic measures in patriarchal societies.

3. Mix of Storytelling and Analysis: The podcast combines engaging storytelling with historical analysis, delving into the broader implications of Tofana's life and the societal issues surrounding women's rights and autonomy.

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Hosts Zoe Williams and Luke Cooper are joined by guests with a left take on Brexit, Europe and more. The Another Europe Podcast surveys the big transformative ideas of the age, interrogates the tough questions, and opens up new horizons radical thinking and policy.

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Genre -> Music History

Focus -> Punk Rock

Format -> Deep dive into the history of punk rock, exploring the stories of influential bands.

Season 1 -> Covers the origins of punk through the stories of ten defining bands.

Featured Series ->The Stooges, exploring their early days, including band dynamics, drug-fueled escapades, and the quest to find their unique voice during the "peace and love" era.

Hosts -> Marcus Parks and Carolina Hidalgo

Available on -> Apple, Spotify

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End of Western Civilization got you down? All is tickety-boo on The Andrew Klavan Show as Andrew laughs his way through Armageddon with political satire, cultural commentary, interviews and relentless mockery of racial pieties, sexual perversities, and feminist absurdities.

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David reports on the most important news of the day inside China and how the world is interpreting its role in the global political environment.

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Foundation for Law, Justice and Society by Oxford University

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Foundation for Law, Justice and Society by Oxford University

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The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society podcast goes into how law interacts with social, political, and economic issues, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the role law plays in shaping society.

Featuring scholars, practitioners, and policymakers, the podcast brings expert perspectives on contemporary legal challenges, covering topics from human rights to governance and global justice.

Episodes highlight the real-world implications of legal principles and reforms, encouraging listeners to consider how justice systems influence everyday life and contribute to societal progress.

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Yes, it is a real podcast

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Advice on Relationship between People/How to make new friends - Isaac Hong (Podcast)

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Advice on Relationship between People/How to make new friends - Isaac Hong (Podcast)

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Isaac starts by approaching a person and begins a conversation to make new friends.

He talks about how his life outside of Korea is like and how his social life works.

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Since the 1960s, television has profoundly influenced U.S. presidential elections by shifting the focus from substantive political discourse to the projection of compelling images. While it has made elections more accessible and candidates more scrutinized by the public, it has also prioritized image over issues, altering voter perceptions and transforming national politics into a contest of appearances rather than ideals.

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Microsoft Unveils First Quantum Computing Chip

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Microsoft Unveils First Quantum Computing Chip

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Quantum computing has the potential to solve complex problems in fields like chemistry, material science, and quantum physics that are currently impossible for classical supercomputers. It could lead to breakthroughs such as self-healing materials, catalysts to eliminate microplastics, and solutions for "forever chemicals."

Microsoft has developed a new quantum chip using a topological phase of matter, discovered through 20 years of research. This chip can potentially hold a million qubits on a single chip, making it more scalable and reliable than other quantum computing approaches, such as Google's, which require larger physical setups.

Quantum computing is expected to become commercially viable within years, not decades, with applications in chemistry and materials science leading the way. Microsoft believes its approach, which integrates quantum computing with AI and existing data center infrastructure, will provide a competitive edge in the race for quantum supremacy, particularly against global competitors like China.

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Microsoft Unveils First Quantum Computing Chip