Podcasts about 3g

TDC Podcast topics - The gang's all here today and we discuss armpit hair growth, then we get into 3G's extreme family wealth and tragedy, dementia and it's devastating affects on families, we cover the latest on the Lindsay Clancy trial and why it's bound to end in a hung jury, an eerily similar case that happened decades ago, women on Tik Tok pretending to harm their babies, the wild story of Keffe D who has been found guilty of Tupac Shakur's murder 30yrs after the fact, Andrew Wilson is on a mission to gather actual evidence proving Candace Owens is full of shit, the loss of Charlie Kirk cannot be understated, email and tons more

In this week's episode, Frank talks with Taylor Ranieri, owner of Orangetheory Fitness Wilkes-Barre, and manager Eric Leedock about what Orangetheory actually is and common misconceptions about the name. They explain the heart-rate-based training model, zones and "splat points," EPOC/afterburn, class formats (including 3G, run/row, tread-only, and Strength 50), coaching, modifications for all fitness levels, and the studio's technology and tracking app. They discuss the community aspect, themed events like Hell Week, benchmarks and leaderboards, InBody scans, and health outcomes beyond weight loss. Taylor shares how she became a franchise owner and expanded from Philadelphia to NEPA. To learn more about Orangtheory Fitness - Wilkes Barre, check out the Facebook page.If you or someone you know wants to be featured on our podcast, visit our website! 

TDC Podcast topics - Aimes is back and of course she had to deal with airport security, TDC involved in an international incident with Canada, Mike thinks preseason NFL games should be a write-off for owners, Amy and 3G want to pay full price, Daejon Love pretends to be a 49ers player to land girls and steal money from them, another guy fakes being an NFL player for the Cowboys to get girls, is embellishing yourself ok and when does it become criminal?  Supreme Court rules Trump can move forward with his ballroom, Lindsey Clancy trial wraps up and now we wait for a verdict, distracted female driver rolls her car, email and much more

Freddie sits down with Peter Simonson — a Georgia Tech-trained mechanical engineer who invented Medtronic's TSRH-3D spinal implant system before turning his focus to bone health as President and Co-Founder of Juvent — for a deep dive into micro-impact therapy and why bone may be the most overlooked organ system in longevity conversations. Peter walks through the history of vitamin discovery, starting with scurvy and vitamin C, as a framework for understanding micro-impact as a daily mechanical requirement rather than a treatment for any single condition. From there, the conversation moves into the engineering itself: why the Juvent Micro-Impact Platform® is capped at 0.3G, how frequency and load are two entirely different safety variables, and why a body of vibration-safety literature exists in occupational safety research that most clinicians have never encountered. Peter also references a study conducted at St. Jude on bone density outcomes in pediatric transplant patients, and the two share personal family stories — Freddie's mother and Peter's mother — about osteoporosis and mobility later in life. Note: this conversation covers emerging research and technology. Some figures and studies mentioned reflect the guest's own citations and firsthand experience shared in conversation. Peak Moments 0:00 – Intro: morning routine and setting up the conversation 1:18 – What is Juvent? Defining the category 1:57 – The scurvy & vitamin C history lesson 5:48 – Why micro-impact is a daily requirement, not a treatment 10:03 – What's actually inside the Juvent platform 11:15 – Why 0.3G — the bone science behind low-load, high-frequency 12:42 – Walking vs. jackhammer: the frequency/impact analogy 13:48 – The porcine brain study and "Faraday spikes" 15:33 – The hidden body of occupational vibration-safety literature 17:21 – Lawsuits, white papers & tearing apart a competitor's "rock shaker" plate 19:00 – Resonance explained: the swing, the wine glass, and personalized frequency scanning 23:20 – Origin story: Jack Ribey and the technology's early history 25:52 – Freddie's mom's pelvic fracture recovery story 28:20 – Bone as a metabolic and endocrine organ 33:12 – The economics of nursing homes, and Peter's mom's osteoporosis story 39:18 – The rodent study on stem cells and bone density 41:59 – The St. Jude study: bone density outcomes 45:25 – Buffalo Bills' Eric Wood and career longevity 48:20 – Biohacking vs. medical world: how RCTs actually work 53:20 – Lymphatic drainage: Juvent's secondary mechanism 58:12 – Quickfire: addressing deficiencies before treatment 1:03:37 – The two fundamentals: deficiency and toxin removal 1:07:10 – Peter's two walking life hacks 1:09:02 – Juvent discount code & buyback guarantee 1:11:16 – Newton's law: the quick safety litmus test 1:12:05 – Where to find Juvent + closing thoughts Connect with Peter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-simonson-330443b/ Get Juvent: https://www.juvent.com/?ref=pugsstmo Use Code Beautifully broken Upgrade Your Wellness: LightPathLED Red Light Therapy: https://bit.ly/4gwYiUh Code: beautifullybroken Explore Aurawell PEMF and Magnawave: https://calendly.com/freddiekimmel/let-s-conect-clone Silver Biotics Wound Healing Gel: https://bit.ly/3JnxyDD 30% off with Code: BEAUTIFULLYBROKEN MaxGen Labs: https://maxgenlabs.com/BEAUTIFULLYBROKEN CONNECT WITH FREDDIEWork with Me: https://www.beautifullybroken.world/biological-blueprintWebsite and Store: (http://www.beautifullybroken.world) Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/freddie.kimmelYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@beautifullybrokenworld Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G discuss Gregg getting up to speed on the force doctrine, the Golf Channel taking a knee on a scheduled event because a commercial was too inappropriate to air, Target groveling to the fake mob over a Halloween costume, PGA suspends a guy for gambling, former Duke basketball player Kyle Singer posts troubling videos, we discuss some glory days like Barry rushing for 2000 and what could've been between Henson and Cotton in High School football, Wisconsin high school football qb dies days after injury on the field, huge avalanche and flood in Nepal, the Lindsay Clancy trial testimony ends, and tons more

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G hold down the show today, and without Amy women became the topic.  Sorry ladies.We get into the force doctrine, then we discuss the life and death of Dolly Parton, flags ordered at half staff for Dolly, more details emerge about 49ers owner Jed York getting busted trying to pick up a trailer park hooker, awkward press conference for Kyle Shanahan as he's asked about his owner's arrest, the reality of what took place in the home of Lindsay Clancy as she murdered her kids, email and lots more

Te compras un eléctrico de segunda mano mucho más barato de su precio original y estás convencido de que has hecho la compra de tu vida y de que vas a viajar por muy poco dinero para siempre. Pero una mañana el coche se niega a arrancar, lo llevas al mecánico y el taller te da un presupuesto que duplica o triplica lo que pagaste. De repente, descubres el gran secreto: comprar un usado eléctrico puede ser una auténtica ruina. En este vídeo abordamos una realidad incómoda que los fabricantes prefieren ocultar y que las normativas ignoran por completo. Si eres un amante de la mecánica tradicional, debes cambiar tu mentalidad. En un coche de combustión, las averías avisan (ruidos, humos, tirones) y el mercado te da opciones asequibles y talleres de barrio para reparar. En el universo eléctrico, te enfrentas a una “caja negra” hermética donde un simple mensaje en la pantalla puede suponer la pérdida total de tu inversión. Para entender cómo hemos llegado a crear vehículos que son bombas de relojería financiera, repasamos la cronología de esta burbuja tecnológica: 2010 - El experimento térmico: La llegada de los primeros eléctricos de masas con baterías refrigeradas por aire. En zonas calurosas, las baterías se "cocinaban", desplomando la autonomía en un par de veranos. 2012 - La falsa sensación Premium: La irrupción de coches de lujo con largas garantías encubrió fallos de diseño graves. Al expirar la garantía, los siguientes propietarios tuvieron que asumir facturas astronómicas por el fallo de una sola celda. 2017 - La carrera por la autonomía y la carga rápida: La publicidad nos vendió cargas ultrarrápidas, ocultando que este proceso somete a las baterías a un estrés químico extremo, generando calor y acelerando su degradación interna. 2021 - La burbuja de la escasez: El pánico post-pandemia y la falta de microchips dispararon los precios de los usados. Se compraban coches a ciegas, sin exigir un certificado del estado de salud de la batería (SOH). 2025/2026 - El colapso del valor residual: Las empresas de alquiler masivas inundan el mercado con sus flotas eléctricas al darse cuenta de los inasumibles costes de reparación, hundiendo el valor de reventa de todos los eléctricos usados. A todo esto hay que sumarle la física y la química ineludibles. Una batería de iones de litio no es un tanque estático; es un sistema que se degrada con cada ciclo de carga y descarga. Comprar un eléctrico con años a sus espaldas es comprar un coche con un "depósito" que ha encogido. Pero el verdadero drama es la obsolescencia programada y el monopolio de la reparación: -Software obsoleto: Un eléctrico es un ordenador con ruedas que envejece terriblemente mal. Apagones de redes como el 3G dejaron a miles de coches sin conectividad, y la respuesta de las marcas fue simplemente ignorar a los usuarios. -Piezas "casadas" criptográficamente: Las baterías y centralitas están encriptadas. No puedes usar módulos de desguace porque el sistema los bloquea. Estás obligado a pagar los más de 15.000 euros que exige el taller oficial por cambiar paquetes enteros de baterías. -Pánico asegurador: Reparar sistemas complejos de alto voltaje es tan costoso que las aseguradoras prefieren declarar siniestro total coches casi nuevos por daños menores en los bajos, disparando drásticamente el precio de las pólizas a todo riesgo. -El motor eléctrico en sí es una maravilla eficiente y silenciosa. El verdadero problema radica en el modelo de negocio: hemos transformado un bien duradero y reparable en un gigantesco electrodoméstico de consumo efímero y de usar y tirar. Si estás decidido a dar el paso en el mercado de ocasión, exige informes independientes, revisa el historial de cargas rápidas y asegúrate de que el vehículo mantiene el soporte de software. Pero no te engañes: la enorme depreciación de los eléctricos usados no es una oportunidad dorada, es un inmenso cartel de peligro.

TDC Podcast topics - 3G is back with Mike and Amy, Amy's shirt leads us into a discussion about famous Notre Dame alumni Rudy Ruettiger and a replay of the Cliff Notes version of "Rudy", hot sorority girls are back, frat boys in Penisylvania busted for selling coke, Tim Pool debating uninformed dorks on "Surrounded", Is Candace Owens grifting on the Charlie Kirk murder story?  Tupac's alleged killer finds himself on trial for murder decades later because he can't keep his mouth shut, 16 yr old girl charged after storming the field at a middle school football game and tackling a kid, email and tons more. 

In part 2 of our conversation with David Cleevely in 2024, David shares the essence of what makes Cambridge a global tech hub. David, a serial entrepreneur and investor, is a fixture in the Cambridge innovation scene. With experiences spanning public policy, founding organisations, and shaping impactful programmes.In this engaging episode, David sheds light on the importance of creating networks and fostering serendipitous encounters to drive innovation. Here's what you can expect:The Power of Networking: David recounts the founding of Cambridge Network in 1998, a community-centric initiative aimed at connecting innovators, investors, and academics. He recalls that this network sparked numerous collaborative projects, saying, “We need to do something about networking Cambridge together, and everyone agreed.” Today, it remains a cornerstone of the Cambridge ecosystem, fuelling partnerships and growth. Don't forget to buy his book – Serendipity – and tune into episode 146 for an even deeper dive.Founding Cambridge Wireless: David also co-founded Cambridge Wireless in 2001 to ensure Cambridge stayed at the forefront of technological advancements. Originally focused on 3G deployment, it has since grown to encompass wireless and 5G technologies, enabling Cambridge to become a major tech testing ground.Supporting Startups through Cambridge Angels: David's role as a founding member of Cambridge Angels has helped bring early-stage funding to ambitious tech companies. For him, Cambridge Angels are “engineered to create a bridge between budding startups and experienced investors,” laying the groundwork for many success stories.Serendipity in Innovation: David is a firm believer in engineered serendipity - creating environments where chance encounters can lead to groundbreaking collaborations. “Serendipity is not just about chance but about creating opportunities for unexpected meetings that can change everything,” he says. Programmes like the Impulse Programme, a Cambridge initiative for innovation, embody this philosophy with its tagline, “Where chance encounters happen.”For tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about the future of innovation, this episode is a must-listen. David's insights offer valuable lessons on scaling with purpose, fostering community, and creating an environment ripe for serendipity.Listen to the full episode on the Cambridge Tech Podcast and subscribe for weekly updates on the region's most exciting founders and innovations.Headline sponsor Holden PolestarProduced by Cambridge TV#CamTechPod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it take to launch fireworks over one of the most recognizable landmarks in the United States?In this episode of Pyro Talk, Kevin Gilfillan of ShowTime FX and Pyro Spectaculars takes us behind the scenes of the iconic Fourth of July fireworks display at Mount Rushmore. From navigating an ever-growing list of federal, state, and local agencies to overcoming the unique logistical challenges of producing a show at a national monument, Kevin shares what it really takes to bring fireworks to one of America's most historic stages.We also shift gears to explore ShowTime FX, the company's new wholesale division serving qualified pyrotechnicians with an extensive catalog of 1.4G Pro Line and 1.3G professional fireworks. Kevin explains what makes their approach different, the products they're offering, and how they're working to support the professional fireworks community with quality equipment and knowledgeable service.Whether you're fascinated by the complexity of large-scale display production or you're looking for a new source for professional fireworks, this episode offers an inside look at both an unforgettable American fireworks story and an exciting new resource for the industry.DEALS 10% off of MuuxBRD order using code PT10. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://muuxBRD.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Get 10% off Pyro Vault by using the code PYROTALK at signup—⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://pyrovaultapp.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LuxeSFX.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Check out the brand new flame machines!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pyrotool.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ PTALKPOD for 10% off!Need MJG Igniters? Get 75% off shipping on orders at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://electricmatch.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠!! USE code PYROTALKPODLink to trainings⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nrH5553D45VLYJynop0XLVdyWqCVCOtksLROvXnpYGY/edit?usp=sharing⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Check out our merch store to pick up a t-shirt, mug, hat, flag, and much more. New items added all the time! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://historybridgeproductions-shop.fourthwall.com/collections/pyro-talk⁠⁠

L'ARCEP prépare dès maintenant le réseau mobile français de la prochaine décennie. Le régulateur des télécoms a lancé, le 23 juillet, une consultation publique destinée à redéfinir l'utilisation des fréquences jusqu'en 2035. Ces fréquences sont les routes invisibles empruntées par les appels, les SMS et les données mobiles. Les autorisations détenues par Orange, Bouygues Telecom, Free et SFR expirent entre 2030 et 2035. Après une première concertation menée entre octobre 2025 et janvier 2026, l'ARCEP ouvre une seconde phase, plus détaillée, jusqu'au 23 septembre.Le projet se déroulerait en deux temps. D'abord, toutes les autorisations seraient prolongées jusqu'à une échéance commune, fixée au 7 décembre 2035, sans modifier immédiatement la répartition entre opérateurs. Puis, entre 2028 et 2030, une procédure de sélection permettrait de redistribuer les bandes de fréquences. Les opérateurs devraient verser des contreparties financières, dont le montant serait défini séparément par le gouvernement. En échange, les obligations de qualité seraient renforcées. Le taux minimal de réussite des appels et connexions passerait de 95 à 98 %. Autrement dit, seules deux tentatives sur cent pourraient encore échouer, contre cinq aujourd'hui. Pour l'internet mobile, chaque opérateur devrait également permettre le téléchargement d'un fichier de deux mégaoctets en moins de quinze secondes, lors de tests réalisés à l'extérieur.Le régulateur veut aussi mieux couvrir les zones rurales. Dans les « zones blanches centres-bourgs », les opérateurs devraient mutualiser leurs équipements et financer pylônes, raccordements et exploitation. Le dispositif de couverture ciblée, lancé avec le New Deal mobile, a déjà permis d'identifier plus de 5 200 zones distinctes à équiper. Les collectivités pourraient, à l'avenir, financer elles-mêmes une couverture complémentaire pour un hameau ou une zone d'activité.Autre changement important : l'arrêt des réseaux anciens. Avant d'éteindre la 2G ou la 3G, un opérateur devrait prévenir cinq ans à l'avance, publier une étude d'impact et vérifier que des solutions en 4G ou en 5G existent. Un calendrier précis, zone par zone, serait communiqué durant les deux dernières années. Enfin, l'ARCEP prépare aussi l'avenir : meilleure couverture à l'intérieur des bâtiments, arrivée de la 6G et connexion directe des smartphones aux satellites. Derrière cette réforme technique, l'objectif est simple : attribuer les fréquences en échange d'un réseau plus fiable, plus transparent et mieux réparti sur le territoire. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

TDC Podcast topics - We discuss 3G and Oyster's vacation to Mt. Rushmore, Gregg runs in to The Five's Dana Perino and her husband Peter, Dr. Fauci's diary was released over the weekend and it confirms what we knew about him, Jake Tapper became texting and dinner buddies with Saint Fauci, is his blanket pardon gonna be challenged?  Just another day in France as a terrorist in Paris stabs 3 women including a pregnant woman on the streets, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan gets in a bad car crash where he almost lost his right eye and yet nobody reports on it for 11 days, Tony Romo arrested in Wisconsin for OWI, Chiefs OC Eric Bienemy's son Elijah arrested for shooting his mom multiple times, trans dude goes off on a cop at a Florida college, email and much more 

Join us for a landmark episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast as we celebrate an incredible milestone: 30 years of Bruce Elliott as Chairman of Sutton United.Bruce has overseen the most successful period in the club's history, from Isthmian League football to the National League title, an unforgettable FA Cup run, three seasons in the English Football League and so much more. In this special conversation, he reflects on the highs, the lows and the people who made the journey possible.We look back at how Bruce unexpectedly became chairman, the volunteers who built the foundations of the modern club, and the appointments that changed Sutton United forever. Bruce shares fascinating stories about John Rains, Paul Doswell and Matt Gray, explains how the decision to install the 3G pitch transformed the club financially, recalls the famous FA Cup run that brought Arsenal to Gander Green Lane, and discusses the challenges of leading a football club through COVID, promotion to the EFL and life after relegation.There are stories you've probably heard, plenty you've almost certainly never heard before, and a fitting reflection on what Sutton United has meant to Bruce over the last three decades.Whether you've supported Sutton United for sixty years or six months, this is an episode that captures the history, ambition and community spirit that makes the club so special.Chapters00:00 Introduction03:15 Sutton United in 1996 and becoming Chairman08:20 Volunteers, supporters and building the club15:45 The 2008 relegation and appointing Paul Doswell24:30 The revolving door of players and club legends33:15 Why Sutton installed the 3G pitch39:00 Winning promotion from National League South43:30 The unforgettable FA Cup run begins49:20 Beating Leeds United and making history54:30 Drawing Arsenal and preparing for the biggest game in the club's history59:30 Arsène Wenger, Arsenal and behind-the-scenes stories1:05:00 Piegate and the difficult decisions of leadership1:10:30 Matt Gray, COVID and National League glory1:20:00 Promotion to the Football League and life in the EFL1:27:00 Chris Agutter, the future and Sutton United today1:31:30 What Sutton United has given Bruce ElliottIf you enjoy the episode, please like, subscribe and leave a review. Every like, comment and share helps more supporters discover the podcast.What are your favourite memories from Bruce Elliott's thirty years as Chairman? Let us know in the comments.Follow the Sutton Podcast on social media: @SuttonPodcast#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #BruceElliott #NonLeague #NationalLeague #EFL #FACup #FootballPodcast #EnglishFootball #FootballHistory Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Parce que… c'est l'épisode 0x31C! Shameless plug 19 septembre 2026 - Bsides Montréal 20 au 26 septembre 2026 - BruCON 13 novembre 2026 - DEATHCon 16 au 19 novembre - European Cyber Week 1 au 3 décembre 2026 - Forum INCYBER - Canada 2026 24 et 25 février 2027 - SéQCure 2027 Description Une conversation sur une terrasse, un sujet qui mijotait depuis longtemps L'épisode s'ouvre de façon informelle, en terrasse, un lundi ensoleillé. L'animateur et Martin Dubé annoncent qu'ils allaient enfin aborder un sujet qu'ils repoussaient depuis longtemps : un mandat de test d'intrusion que Martin avait réalisé sur un réseau LTE (4G) privé, à une époque où il n'avait qu'une connaissance limitée de cette technologie. Le fil conducteur de la discussion est la curiosité comme moteur de croissance professionnelle en cybersécurité, illustré par ce mandat devenu un succès marquant dans sa carrière. Se lancer dans l'inconnu : du pentest classique au LTE Martin explique que son parcours en test d'intrusion a toujours été motivé par la curiosité plutôt que par une expertise préalable. Il rappelle ses débuts chez Gocker, où une jeune équipe sans expérience formelle a appris « sur le tas ». Cette philosophie l'a suivi tout au long de sa carrière : il se dit attiré par les mandats qui le poussent hors de sa zone de confort. Le LTE constitue un univers à part, très différent du monde informatique traditionnel (Windows, Linux) : des protocoles propriétaires, complexes, empilés au fil des générations (3G, 4G, 5G) par l'organisme 3GPP, chaque itération apportant son lot de nouveaux acronymes déconnectés des précédents. Le mandat portait spécifiquement sur un réseau LTE privé, avec ses propres mécanismes de contrôle d'accès (notamment le verrouillage IMEI, qui lie une carte SIM à un appareil précis), absents des réseaux cellulaires publics. Une préparation intensive Pour se qualifier, Martin s'est procuré une carte Blade RF, a étudié le fonctionnement du matériel, préparé des payloads jusque dans sa chambre d'hôtel et dans l'avion, et a visionné une quinzaine de présentations DEF CON sur les attaques LTE. Il en retient que malgré la complexité apparente, les mêmes patterns d'attaque reviennent constamment : injections, services exposés, adresses IP mal protégées. Il livre un message clé aux auditeurs : ne pas laisser le syndrome de l'imposteur freiner les décisions. Selon lui, un « expert » est simplement quelqu'un qui a travaillé fort et qui continue d'apprendre ; s'accrocher au statut d'expert peut au contraire limiter la capacité à sortir de sa zone de confort. Martin insiste sur l'accumulation d'expérience comme capital réutilisable : après une quinzaine d'années en test offensif, il reconnaît que les fondamentaux (penser comme un attaquant) restent transférables d'une technologie à l'autre, seuls les acronymes changent. Il souligne aussi que l'accès à l'information (recherche en ligne, outils d'IA comme Copilot) a rendu l'apprentissage de nouveaux domaines beaucoup plus rapide qu'auparavant. Concrètement, pour écrire ses payloads en C, il a utilisé le framework open source srsRAN, qui permet de simuler un réseau LTE complet, et s'est appuyé sur Copilot pour comprendre le code et cibler les modifications nécessaires. Une soirée d'hôtel a suffi pour obtenir un premier résultat fonctionnel. Le pouvoir du threat modeling La deuxième moitié de l'échange se concentre sur la méthodologie du mandat. Le client, relativement mature, exigeait un atelier de modélisation des menaces (threat modeling) avant même la rédaction du plan de test, lequel devait ensuite être approuvé par les parties prenantes. L'équipe a suivi une approche inspirée de l'OWASP, réunissant plusieurs intervenants pour déterminer ce qu'il fallait sécuriser en priorité. Le sujet retenu a été le provisionnement des cartes SIM, élément central de l'accès au réseau LTE (les clés de chiffrement intégrées aux cartes, non extractibles, et leur copie détenue par le fournisseur). Cet atelier d'une semaine a permis de faire émerger, avant même les tests techniques, plusieurs hypothèses de vulnérabilités fondées sur les risques réels plutôt que sur un périmètre imposé arbitrairement. Martin partage un exemple marquant : lors des discussions, un accès jugé initialement comme « lecture seule » sur un système de surveillance des cartes SIM s'est révélé être un accès administrateur complet, supposément atténué par des règles de pare-feu… qui, après vérification, n'avaient en réalité jamais été mises en place. Ce test, qui n'a demandé que cinq minutes, a révélé un manque de communication majeur entre les équipes du client et son fournisseur. Les deux interlocuteurs comparent cette dynamique aux défaillances observées dans les grandes organisations complexes, où plusieurs fournisseurs interviennent sans coordination claire. L'animateur cite en parallèle l'incident de la porte de l'avion Boeing, causé par une rupture de communication entre le fournisseur et le fabricant plutôt que par une seule erreur isolée — illustrant que les systèmes complexes multiplient les angles morts. Les résultats techniques du mandat Une fois le plan de test bâti sur les risques identifiés, Martin a pu tester des contrôles précis : usurpation d'IMEI, mouvements latéraux via des réseaux industriels mal segmentés (FTP non sécurisés, plusieurs sauts de jump host), et surtout des attaques par déni de service. Il détaille l'attaque par injection sur la « tracking area update » : contrairement au Wi-Fi, où l'appareil mesure lui-même la force du signal, un appareil LTE fait confiance à la force annoncée par l'antenne, ce qui permet à un attaquant de se faire passer pour une tour plus puissante sans nécessiter une grande puissance d'émission. Cette faille est reconnue comme un compromis de conception du 3GPP entre sécurité et fiabilité du roaming. Dans le cas testé, la vulnérabilité existait bel et bien, mais un mécanisme de type « watchdog » redémarrait automatiquement les appareils affectés, limitant l'impact réel grâce à un contrôle compensatoire. Conclusion L'épisode se termine sur une note d'enthousiasme partagé : les deux interlocuteurs concluent que la curiosité, la volonté d'expérimenter dans l'inconnu et la capacité à capitaliser sur une expérience accumulée sont les véritables leviers de progression en cybersécurité, bien plus que la spécialisation figée dans un domaine unique. Collaborateurs Nicolas-Loïc Fortin Martin Dubé Crédits Montage par Intrasecure inc Locaux réels par Intrasecure inc

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G get too graphic when discussing bathing their Aussies, Team USA loses to Belgium and they looked way outmatched, what does the future of Soccer in America look like?  Could the USA field a winning caliber team if American athletes went all in for Soccer?  Graham Platner who's running for Senate in Maine hit with more sexual misconduct allegations, Dems show their true colors about believing all women, misogyny, Naziism etc when it came to Platner as they've conceded support for him kicking and screaming, Chinese restaraunt owner starts charging parents for their kids bad behavior, email and much more 

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G are here today discussing Team USA soccer, the Red Card controversy, did Donald Trump pressure FIFA into reinstating Folarin Balogun?  Is the tournament tainted with his return?  Black woman in Walmart parking lot shoots a white man dead and claims "stand your ground", this is just murder, but, get ready for the inevitable race fight, Patriot Front holds a rally in DC but a single photo is all the talk today, The Views Sonny Hostin feels unsafe when she sees communities displaying the American flag, are the Jews getting a bad rap?  And so much more

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G today, CC is extremely depressed, Elon Musk gives the new Armie Hammer movie "Citizen Vigilante" away for free on X after it was banned in Germany for being too mean to migrants invading countries, uh oh…turns out the reflecting pool in DC was vandalized with a knife or razor, libs still wanna cry about it, Terrion Arnold has a very successful day in court but immediately gets released by the Lions, Brandon Aiyuk goes scorched earth, email and much more

TDC Podcast topics - Amy and her bird cam, where's 3G? Mike's mom and sister are in town, leftists are losing their minds over the reflecting pool in DC and no-bid contracts, Olympic canoeist and radical leftist arrested only because this is a fascistic regime (insert eye roll), update on Tyler Robinson's upcoming trial, video of guy who finally watched Charlie Kirk videos, TOYC in Georgia goes all out with her "victims" and ignores judges terms on house arrest, ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller loses arm in terrible car crash, and much more 

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Martin Nord, Chief Technology and Product Officer at Com4, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss IoT in 2026 and what enterprises need to consider. The conversation covers what enterprise IoT buyers actually need, the crowded IoT connectivity market, the 2G/3G sunset, how roaming in IoT is broken in subtle ways, the nature of IoT connectivity failures, prioritizing financial stability in IoT partners, satellite IoT, and the future of IoT connectivity.With over 20 years of experience in the cellular and IoT industry, Martin Nord is a visionary leader and passionate technologist. He has a proven track record of driving innovation and leading high-performance teams. As CTO and PTO, Martin plays a pivotal role in shaping Com4's product vision and strategy. He oversees the entire product lifecycle, ensuring that Com4's solutions not only meet market demands but also drive value for customers in an ever-evolving IoT landscape. By combining his deep technical expertise with a customer-focused approach, Martin ensures that Com4's offerings remain at the forefront of innovation in IoT connectivity.Com4, part of Wireless Logic Group, is a world leading provider of managed IoT connectivity services, with over 13 years of experience working with enterprises around the world. Com4 exists to provide not only the right tools but the most fitting solutions to its customers for beneficial IoT connectivity and control. Customers around the world trust them to cost-efficiently build and operate both large-scale and smaller IoT connectivity projects. All SIM cards are delivered, already activated within a few business days. Com4 supports all radio standards (2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G as well as LPWA technologies such as LTE-M and NB-IoT).Discover more about IoT at https://www.iotforall.comFind IoT solutions: https://marketplace.iotforall.comMore about Com4: https://www.com4.no/en/Connect with Martin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinnord/Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwmJoin Our Newsletter: https://newsletter.iotforall.comFollow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all

A proposed boost to rural policing is being seen as a positive move, but farmers say more action's still needed. The ACT Party's promising funding for an extra 100 thousand patrol hours in rural communities. It also wants tougher penalties for armed poachers and livestock thieves, and the expansion of 111 texting for farmers with patchy mobile coverage. Federated Farmers spokesperson Karl Dean told Heather du Plessis-Allan rural connectivity is worse than five years ago, following the 3G shutdown. A big concern, he says, is that some crime never gets reported – like fuel theft. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TDC Podcast topics - Karmelo Anthony found GUILTY of 1st degree murder, truth about the all white jury, is social media is destroying humanity?  Trump beats the NY Knicks, 3G discusses the Red Wings and Dylan Larkin situation and what the Wings should do, Immigrant in Ireland tries to behead a man in the streets, the immigration debate is exploding worldwide, Karmelo Anthony's supporters speak out and sound as dumb and racist as you'd expect, and so much more 

'¡Buenos días, Javi y Mar!' informa del buen tiempo en España, con lluvias débiles en el norte. El Papa visita Barcelona dos días; su agenda incluye Montserrat y la Sagrada Familia. La Unión Europea alerta del posible fallo del sistema E-Call en coches matriculados entre 2018 y 2024 debido al apagón de redes 2G y 3G. Se debate la influencia de la música en el rendimiento deportivo; un estudio de la Universidad de California lo desmiente. Jimena propone un juego sobre artistas que actúan para el Papa, como Pablo López, Beret y David Bustamante. La cantante Phoebe Bridgers prohíbe móviles en sus conciertos para una experiencia inmersiva, lo que genera debate. Una oyente comparte su táctica para obtener respuestas rápidas en mensajes. Un estudio revela que el ejercicio deja huella genética en generaciones futuras. Se comenta la motivación del 'ginkrush' en el gimnasio.

Hoy, martes 9 de junio, el Papa visita Barcelona: Montserrat, inauguración de la Torre de Jesucristo de la Sagrada Familia (la iglesia más alta del mundo) y una vigilia. La UE alerta que el sistema E-Call de emergencia en coches (2018-2024) podría fallar por el apagado de redes 2G y 3G. El Mundial de fútbol celebra tres inauguraciones. Hablar a las mascotas con voz aguda es un mecanismo evolutivo que entienden, liberando oxitocina. Un estudio revela que el 41% de los españoles usa IA para consultas de salud (mujeres 50-65), práctica no recomendada. Una mujer transforma su cocina en la de Los Simpson. Un granjero indio cultiva mangos con forma de manzana y sabor a plátano. Oyentes comparten despistes con sus hijos: olvidar leche en polvo o una niña cayendo al agua. En "Sé lo que estás pensando", se acierta que los vaqueros son la prenda más usada y que el agua caliente es peor que la sopa fría.

Dan, Manny, & Billy welcome Actor, Producer, and Musician Alisa Reyes to discuss how she went from being on Nickelodeon's All That, to evolving into a high-powered multi-hyphenate talent, and being the voice of LaCienega Boulevardez on the award-winning show The Proud Family.   “It is all about uplifting humanity during Mother Earth's ascension right now, and we just gotta ride this wave gracefully, and we all gotta just stay connected and keep uplifting the vibration of humanity [...] that's why we all do what we do.” -Alisa Reyes   This is a special episode of Nostalgia 101, because Alisa Reyes has been part of so many of the pop-culture moments in all our lives, so it was an honor to have her on the podcast to talk about her time on All That, Teen NBC's  One World, what it's like to keep evolving and transitioning so successfully in such an ever-changing industry, and her recent time on the award-winning show The Proud Family. We also got to hear about some of the fun things she's been able to do, like being on Celebrity Family Feud with  Soleil Moon Frye, Keke Palmer, Paula Jai Parker, and Kyla Pratt, to face Salt-N-Pepa and Kid 'n Play, producing documentaries like The Orange Years and Butterfly in the Sky, being on Reading Rainbow, and what it was like to be on one of the most unhinged soap operas ever, Passions. The guys also got to ask some fun Nostalgia Test Podcast pop-culture questions, and Alisa reveals that she watched a very random sitcom that floored Dan because he's never heard anyone, ANYONE, say they watched this show.   Email us (thenostalgiatest@gmail.com) your thoughts, opinions, and topics for our next Nostalgia Test! Suggest A Test & Be Our Guest! We're always looking for a fun new topic for The Nostalgia Test. Hit the link above, tell us what you'd like to see tested, and be our guest for that episode!     Alisa Reyes is a born and raised New Yorker who is Irish, Italian and Dominican and now resides in California. She is known for her role on Nickelodeon's "All That" as a series regular season (1-3) & season 11 where she played herself and multiple roles. Alisa is also a series regular on the Emmy & NAACP Award Winning Disney Plus cartoon "The Proud Family: Louder & Prouder" with new episodes airing now. Alisa plays the bossy, but oh so lovable "La Cienega Boulevardez". You can also check out Alisa as "Lacienega" on Disney's "Broken Karaoke" & "Theme Song Take Over". She has also starred in NBC's "One World" as the Cuban-born entrepreneur of the group. Peter Engel created the TNBC show. Alisa received the coveted Hollywood Young Star Award for her role of Marci Blake in "One World". Thinking you may recognize her from some other show? Well check out her credits on "Without A Trace" (CBS), "Strong Medicine" (LIFETIME), "NYPD Blue" (ABC), "ER" (NBC), as well as the controversial Trina on "Boston Public" (FOX) and "Six Feet Under" (HBO) and on the Emmy nominated PBS series "The American Family", portraying the younger Vangie. The list is endless, with lots more to come. Alisa was also on NBCs "Passions", where she joined the cast as the beautiful and exotic singer Sydney Valentine causing nothing but heartache for the lovelorn super couple Chad and Whitney, but also making her mark as a strong recording artist. She also was a recurring on CBS's "The Bold & the Beautiful" as the sassy Ginger. Check out Alisa's latest film "Sisters" written and directed by Jahmar Hill. She plays the role of Elise in this crime/thriller airing currently on BET and BET Plus. You can also see Alisa star in "Break Even" which is out now. The film is written by CJ Walley and directed by Shane Stanley. This will be Alisa's 4th project with Shane Stanley. Alisa plays Rosie in the film. "Break Even" is an action, adventure, love story you will not want to miss. Alisa also starred in films such as "Daze", "The Biz" and "FreezerBurn"to name a few. Along with other films such as "A Trip to the Dark Side" and "My Trip Back to the Dark Side" directed by Shane Stanely. Alisa is also in a film called "Heavenly Deposit" which is supported by The Dove Foundation as the role of Jenny. You can also make it a movie night and watch her movie "Players" she stars in with Freddie Rodriguez. Along with her latest documentary that she is producing alongside Scott Barber and Bill Parks starring as herself called "The Orange Years" about 80s & 90s Nickelodeon nostalgia which is out on Hulu and most platforms. You can also see Alisa in a documentary called "Butterfly in the Sky" which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and is now streaming on Netflix Alisa's latest music single " Back & Forth" featuring and produced by Linnie King Twigg and mixed & mastered by DJ EVIL DEE, along with her single "Sexy Hot" are now available on all media platforms through TuneCore, iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify and more. Alisa prior to her solo music career was in a girls group called "3G's" signed with Hollywood Records. The group had a song on "The Princess Diaries Soundtrack" called "Second Chance".   Approximate Rundown 00:00 Back to School Intro 01:54 Meet Elisa Reyes 03:00 New York Roots 04:13 Elisa's Career Snapshot 05:50 All That Origins 08:39 Auditions and Set School 10:46 Mom's Support System 13:13 Parenting and Balance 16:03 From All That to One World 20:28 Big Roles and Industry Legends 22:17 Winning An Award for One World  24:22 Voice Acting and Self Tapes 31:17 Proud Family Reboot and Relevance 34:37 Celebrity Family Feud Stories 36:43 Blossom Hats Influence 38:47 Soap Opera Wildness 42:29 Reading Rainbow Memories 47:16 Nickelodeon Nostalgia Shift 49:02 Phones Algorithms Parenting 51:55 Social Media Cringe Culture 55:07 Cartoon Universe Picks 57:46 90s Fashion Comeback 59:38 TGIF Favorites Trauma TV 01:03:06 Kids Shows Vibes Wrap 01:05:10 Plugs Farewell Outro   Book The Nostalgia Test Podcast Bring The Nostalgia Test Podcast's high energy fun and comedy on your podcast, to host your themed parties & special events!  The Nostalgia Test Podcast will create an unforgettable Nostalgic experience for any occasion because we are the party! We bring it 100% of the time! Email us at thenostalgiatest@gmail.com or fill out the form at this link. LET'S GET NOSTALGIC!       Keep up with all things The Nostalgia Test Podcast on Instagram | Substack | Discord | TikTok | Bluesky | YouTube | Facebook   The intro and outro music ('Neon Attack 80s') is by Emanmusic. The Lithology Brewing ad music ("Red, White, Black, & Blue") is by PEG and the Rejected

Commercial tire retreading still carries a few stubborn myths, and Shaun Uys, Head of Replacement Commercial Tires at Continental Tire, says it's time to clear them up.In this episode of What's Treading, Uys explains why drivers see “road gators” on the highway. He says failed retreads usually do not cause them. He also explains why a properly managed retread process can match a new tire's performance. Then, he breaks down Continental's 3G casing approach. This approach gives fleets a stronger platform for multiple retread cycles when they properly maintain tires.Uys also discusses the technology and quality checks behind Continental's retreading process. He covers casing inspection, buff angles, curing cycles, cushion gum and AI-supported analysis. For tire dealers working with fleets, he explains how retreads can lower tire costs. He also explains how retreads can extend casing value and support a more complete tire program. Uys says when fleets can reuse a casing multiple times, the cost savings can be “really significant.”www.tirereview.com/subscribe

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G to start the show, Aims joins in a bit…Trump lands in China with Elon Musk and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, nonprofit is suing the government over plans to paint the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pazool blue, the guy who hooked Matthew Perry up with some Ketamine gets sentenced to prison, are there going to be 250 pardons granted for Americas birthday? Alex Murdaugh murder convictions overturned and he'll get a new trial, Spencer Pratt takes on TMZ after they try a hit piece that is utterly offensive, email and tons more. 

Join Kethees Ketheesan, Co-founder and CEO of Puloli (SkopeOne.io), for a masterclass on scaling deep-tech solutions for the planet's most urgent challenges. With over 20 years of experience in wireless infrastructure and R&D—spanning the evolution of 3G at Motorola to leading flagship RAN products at Netscout—Kethees is now applying his technical pedigree to the climate crisis. In this episode, we explore how SkopeOne.io is revolutionizing methane emissions monitoring through a data-subscription model and what it takes to build a resilient climate tech startup in the 2026 economic landscape.

TDC Podcast topics - Mike, Amy and 3G at the Met Gala, The Pistons hold on for a big win in game 1 round 2 of the NBA Playoffs, we are being completely priced out of attending games, religious leaders apparently met with government officials and were warned to prepare congregations for upcoming UFO and Alien Disclosures, what could such information mean for society?  Is Trump close to a deal to end the war with Iran?  Reports say yes, and much much more

TDC Podcast topics - 3G is back and we discuss the Pistons as they gear up for round 2 of the postseason, Gregg takes shot at Stoney's new side hustle, Stefon Diggs trial vs his chef hoe wrapped up and the jury gave their verdict today, The Met Gala was yesterday and the .00001% among us got to show off for the world and it was every bit as nauseating as you can imagine, Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni lawsuit settlement details are hilarious, fascist President Trump reinstates the Presidential Fitness Test in US schools, FedEx truck driver who kidnapped and killed little girl gets the death penalty in Texas, email and much more

TDC Podcast topics - Mike goes unhinged and wants to strangle 3G, Bill Maher makes comic David Cross look like a fool regarding trans children, James Comey gets indicted again this time for his 8647 Instagram post, Dr. Fauci's #2 gets indicted, Don Lemon claims the Left is peaceful and the right are violent, Lions receiver Jameson Williams files huge lawsuit against the NCAA, Big 10 and SEC for using his NIL without compensation, email and much more.  

Avril 2026 - Numéro 75 : ・Les nouvelles de l'équipe ・Les sujets d'actualité : Nouvelles règles en vélo, fin de la 3G, le cerf d'Osaka, le visa Business Manager, les sociétés de grading US, etc. ・Les recommandations : Persona 5 Royal, film "Le Maître du Kabuki" L'équipe Gaijin San : Vincent (@Vince_Tokyo), Nicolas (@Ryo_Saeba_3) et Amaury

In this episode of the Diocese of St. Cloud's "Speaking of Faith," host Amber talks with Benedictine Sister Laura Suhr, director of Girls, God and Good Times (3G) Camp, and parent Stephanie Nix about the Catholic Benedictine summer camp for girls in its 20th year on the College of St. Benedict campus in St. Joseph. They discuss what sets 3G, a camp for girls exiting 4th through 11th grade, apart—meeting the sisters, staying in dorms, CSB student and camp alum counselors, Benedictine values and a theme of moderation—alongside classic camp fun like swimming, canoeing, bonfires, ice cream, s'mores and dance parties. Sister Laura outlines daily routines including meals at Gorecki, Lectio Divina, small-group check-ins, and other camp activities and addresses camp amenities, how counselors address homesickness for new campers and how parents can find more information on the camp website, including financial aid and registration information. To find out more about 3G Camp, visit https://sbm.osb.org/ministry/3g-camp/

What if uncertainty isn't the problem — it's that you haven't learned to tell the difference between what can change and what can't change? In this episode, Daniel Burrus, one of the world's leading futurists and a New York Times bestselling author of seven books, shares the framework he has used for four decades to predict technological change with remarkable accuracy. From describing Netflix in 1993 to advising the Department of Defense and Fortune 500 companies on AI strategy, Daniel has built a reputation as someone who doesn't just see what's coming; he teaches others how to see it too. As CEO of Burrus Research and creator of the Anticipatory Organization model, Daniel's work has one core goal: help people find certainty in an uncertain world so they can make bold moves, presolve problems, and shape their own destiny. And in an age where AI is reshaping every industry, that ability has never been more valuable.   [00:04:40] What He Does and Who He Serves Runs Burrus Research, a firm monitoring global innovations across AI, robotics, genetics, fiber optics, and more Has been doing this work for four decades, starting out as a biology and physics teacher Serves Fortune 500 companies, the Department of Defense, and entrepreneurs worldwide Works as a translator: takes complex technology trends and makes them actionable for anyone [00:05:20] The Science of Certainty Uncertainty causes hesitation; certainty drives bold moves and big decisions Accurately predicted Netflix, Amazon, and smartphones in his 1993 book Techno Trends Has authored seven books including New York Times bestseller Flash Foresight and Amazon number one bestseller The Anticipatory Organization His goal is not just to share trends but to teach a repeatable process anyone can use [00:08:20] Hard Trends vs. Soft Trends All trends fall into two categories: hard trends based on future facts that cannot be changed, and soft trends based on assumptions that may or may not happen Hard trends let you see disruptions before they hit and presolve problems before they occur Soft trends are changeable; if you don't like one, you can influence it The litmus test: can this trend be stopped or changed? If not, it is a hard trend [00:13:40] The Three Categories of Hard Trends Technology is a hard trend category: wireless went from 3G to 4G to 5G and will keep accelerating Demographics is a hard trend category: 10,000 Americans turn 70 every single day and that is not reversing Government regulation around areas like cybersecurity is a hard trend category regardless of the current political climate Combining two hard trend categories, like demographics and technology, is how low-risk, high-reward innovations are born [00:15:00] Billion-Dollar Ideas Hidden in Hard Trends There is currently no easy-launch boat trailer designed for aging seniors, despite a massive and growing market of older boaters An exoskeleton designed for seniors could prevent the falls that lead to broken hips, one of the leading causes of death in older adults A small Bluetooth sensor attached to a shoe and linked to a hearing aid could warn seniors of steps, obstacles, and uneven surfaces All three ideas are grounded in demographic hard trends that are already certain [00:25:40] The Skip It Principle: Your Problem Is Not Your Problem Whatever you think your biggest problem is, that is not it; you are working the wrong problem Drill down by asking why two or three times until you find the real, solvable problem underneath A drug company CEO thought he needed 2,000 PhD researchers; the real problem was unsolved molecular challenges, solved by crowdsourcing solutions globally online The makers of Jaws couldn't make the shark look real, so they skipped that problem and showed the shark's perspective instead; the rest is cinema history [00:33:00] AI: Hard Trend, Not a Threat AI getting more powerful is a hard trend; it cannot be stopped or reversed AI gets you 80% of the way to any task fast, but the human 20% is where trust, relationships, creativity, and judgment live Letting AI do everything makes you obsolete; using it to eliminate busy work frees you to do higher-level, more meaningful work Think of AI as a magnifier, not a replacer [00:36:40] What AI Means for CPAs and Every Other Industry Has been contracted by the global accounting association AICPA to map out what 2040 looks like for the profession Tax preparation and auditing will be fully automated, but CPAs will not disappear; their role will shift to anticipatory problem solving and trusted advisory No industry will be decimated; every industry will be redefined and reinvented The mistake is waiting to be replaced; the opportunity is reinventing yourself now with a more consultative, forward-looking skill set [00:43:00] Shape Your Own Destiny Ask yourself what parts of your current work are repetitive and could be handled by AI Use hard trends to identify what your future role needs to look like, and start learning those things now Download his free 25 Tech Trends Report at www.25techtrendsreport.com Download his free AI Strategy Report, with top AI tools across categories and real company case studies, at www.aistrategyreport.com   KEY QUOTES "When you're uncertain, you hesitate. When you have high levels of certainty, you write the big check, you make the bold move." — Daniel Burrus "AI is not good at establishing trust. AI is not good at relationships. You gotta remember that this is a machine." — Daniel Burrus "There is more opportunity right now than any other time in history to not just change, but transform every business, product, service  and career." — Daniel Burrus CONNECT WITH DANIEL BURRUS

Join host Paul Spain and Nilay Rathod (Spark) as they explore this week's tech stories including Scentian Bio's $7m Boost, Lanaco's wool-based space filtration on Artemis II, Air NZ to expand digital ID trials, Anthropic's Project Glasswing, China's supercomputer breach and Amazon Leo launch updates. Plus, Nilay discusses how Spark's collaboration with Starlink is revolutionising connectivity, the impacts of shutting down 3G, the role of AI in business transformation and cybersecurity and what's next for Spark.Thanks to our Partners Spark New Zealand, One NZ, Workday, 2degrees, Fortinet and Gorilla Technology

TDC Podcast topics - back following Easter as we gear up for UofM in the National Championship Game, and it's a conspiracy Monday, new Bob Lazar Area 51 S4 documentary, Aliens are real even if 3G doesn't believe, are the Challenger Astronauts alive and well?  Chinese researcher at the University of Michigan dies by suicide after hostile questioning from the feds, we check in with Big E who's down in Indy for tonight's game, Amy and 3G talk about some dust up at a woman's basketball game nobody cares about, school board member in Tennessee in trouble after calling a female student "hot" and much more.

Join host Paul Spain and James Bergin (Xero) as they unpack this week's tech news, including Halter's multi-million-dollar funding, NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2026 finalists announced, the end of the 3G era in New Zealand, landmark legal cases against Meta, concerns about privacy with smart glasses, and rising cybersecurity risks. James also shares insights into Xero's multi-year partnership with Anthropic, aiming to deliver real-time financial intelligence, as well as Xero's ongoing impact on productivity and innovation across New Zealand.Special thanks to our show partners: 2degrees, Fortinet, One New Zealand, Spark New Zealand, Workday, and Gorilla Technology.

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TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G handle the heavy lifting today with Amy awaiting a flight home from Houston, Amy does check in to say hello tho, we trade stories of growing up as teenagers in Michigan and how different these kids are today, Air Canada plane crashes at LaGuardia, roops on the loose in China, are you all ready for the No Kings Protest part 3 this weekend?  3G thinks the Iran war is a good thing and will be over soon and much more

Technieuws Elon Musk veroordeeld voor beinvloeden van koers van Twitter Controversieel Amerikaans techbedrijf Palantir landt in België Meta schrapt Horizon Worlds op Quest-headset en verhuist VR-werelden naar mobiel | Metaverse is nog niet helemaal dood: Horizon Worlds blijft toch bestaan op VR Ernstig beveiligingsincident bij Meta na autonoom optreden van interne AI-agent De Belgische overheid heeft een eigen chatdienst ontwikkeld om diensten als WhatsApp en Signal te vervangen. Nvidia wil games 'fotorealistisch' maken met DLSS 5, maar gamers zijn niet blij. Deep dive Waarom Nederland 2G en 3G niet durft uit te zetten, ondanks 4G en 5G

Invité, fonction, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, la quotidienne, ce jeudi 24 septembre. Il/Elle [est revenu(e) / a abordé / s'est penché(e) sur] [SUJET] sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Rhys and Jesse kick off a two‑part deep dive into how Tim Hortons went from a beloved Canadian community hub to something that feels strangely empty. They start with personal nostalgia: Jesse's memories of the late‑90s Tim Hortons as a true “third place” where you'd just show up and see who was there, playing cards, smoking in the glassed‑off section, and chatting for hours. Rhys compares that to the role pubs used to play in the UK, and together they explore how those informal social spaces have eroded over time, feeding into a wider loneliness problem. From there, Rhys walks through the early history of Tim Hortons: NHL defenceman Tim Horton's partnership with Jim Charade, the rise of franchising, the pivotal role of ex‑cop and Dairy Queen franchisee Ron Joyce, Horton's death and struggles with alcoholism, and the complicated saga of his widow Lori's buyout, lawsuits, and the question of what would have been the “right” thing to do for the family and the brand.The episode then traces Tim Hortons' expansion through its merger with Wendy's, its growth into Canada's largest fast‑food chain, and the political optics of Prime Minister Stephen Harper celebrating its return to Canadian ownership. Finally, Rhys introduces 3G Capital, the Brazilian‑rooted investment firm that has built a global empire by acquiring brands like Burger King and Kraft Heinz, then aggressively cutting costs, closing plants, and boosting profit margins while hollowing out quality, staff security, and community connection. With Tim Hortons' 2014 sale to 3G's Restaurant Brands International, the stage is set for the “hollowing” of a nostalgic brand Canadians once saw as their national living room.For premium content, socials, merch, to leave a voicemail or message us go to canadaisboring.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and 3G here today, Michigan with a win over MSU, Lions start free agency by grabbing some O line help, Mike fights with AI over details in the Rhianna house shooting, Eddie Van Halen took no money to record Michael Jackson's hit Beat It, mailbox money days still a thing?  Gas prices are up but will the war with Iran last much longer?  3G thinks Trump will wrap up in a couple of weeks, Iran names the Ayatollah's son as successor, how long before he's dead?  Grandpa Wolters and 3G's family's role in WWII, email and much more.

The Space Show Presents OPEN LINES, Sunday, 2-15-26Quick SummaryThe Space Show Wisdom Team discussed Elon Musk's decision to pivot SpaceX's focus from Mars to the Moon, examining both technical and business reasons for the shift. Ajay presented technical arguments against Starship's capability to achieve significant payload delivery to orbit, while others debated whether this pivot represented a permanent shift away from Mars colonization goals. The discussion explored potential business motivations, including the need for a public IPO to secure funding for ambitious lunar projects like orbital data centers, and considered how regulatory and legal challenges might impact SpaceX's plans. The panel also examined how this pivot might affect public perception and investor confidence, particularly given Musk's previous statements about prioritizing Mars over the Moon.Detailed SummaryThe Team discussed a recent article by Will Lockett, who critiques Elon Musk's pivot from Mars to the Moon. Ajay found the article on Substack, but most of it is behind a paywall. Phil was able to access the full article with a free account. The group debated Lockett's credentials and the validity of his claims, noting that he is a liberal commentator who has been critical of both Musk and Trump. They also discussed the upcoming schedule for the Space Show, including a program about Shenzhou 20 debris scares and a discussion on spaceports with Karen Jones of the Aerospace Corp.The group discussed a critical article about Starship's performance, where the author labeled it a failure due to boil-off issues that prevent sufficient refueling in orbit for Mars and moon missions. Philip explained that the analysis was based on assumptions including a 1% boil-off rate and weekly launches, with the depot reaching a maximum capacity of 360 tons before becoming a boil-off replenishment system. The discussion explored potential solutions, including the use of cryo-coolers to prevent boil-off, though this would require significant solar panels that could affect orbital decay rates. David provided background on the author, Will Lockett, describing him as a climate and political journalist who critically analyzes various issues, including SpaceX and Elon Musk.The group discussed Starship's payload capabilities, with Phil explaining his analysis of test flight data which suggested Starship could carry 20 tons to orbit, significantly less than the 100 tons claimed by SpaceX. Ajay presented his company's system-of-systems calculations which confirmed the challenges of achieving high payload fractions without multiple refuelings. The discussion clarified that payload capabilities are evolving with each test flight, and Marshall noted that SpaceX's own documentation shows payload capacities increasing from 15 tons for Block 1 to 35 tons for Block 2, with Block 3 targeting 100 tons.The group discussed the challenges and uncertainties associated with the Starship rocket's development, particularly in comparison to the Falcon Heavy. Ajay emphasized the importance of a robust solution, advocating for the Falcon Heavy due to its proven track record and lower risk, despite its lower payload capacity. He expressed concerns about Starship's landing capabilities on the moon and its overall reliability, stating he would not feel comfortable putting astronauts on board even after 2-3 years of development and testing. Phil clarified that astronauts would only be at risk during the descent and landing phase, not the orbital transfer. Doug suggested that successful cargo landings might be a step towards gaining Ajay's confidence in risking human lives.The team discussed concerns about SpaceX's Starship design for lunar missions, particularly its tall and slender shape which Dr. raised as a potential issue for stability during landing. Phil and Doug countered that SpaceX's engineering capabilities and adaptive landing systems could overcome these challenges, while Marshall suggested that emergency abort options could be implemented to prevent tip-over scenarios. The discussion concluded with a debate about SpaceX's strategic pivot to focus on lunar missions rather than Mars, with some participants suggesting this might be due to internal challenges and the need to demonstrate practical business applications to investors, while others noted that this pivot could help solidify SpaceX's hold on the lunar lander system.The group discussed Elon Musk's shift in focus from Mars to the Moon, with John Jossy highlighting practical advantages like frequent launch windows and shorter transit times. Doug explained that Musk's timeline for Mars remains unchanged, with crewed missions still targeted for 2031 or 2033. The discussion also touched on potential lunar business opportunities, such as orbital data centers using lunar regolith, and Bob Zubrin's disappointment with Musk's pivot to the Moon. Philip suggested that Zubrin should have kept his options open and not put too much emphasis on Musk's plans.The group discussed Elon Musk's shift in focus from Mars to the moon, with Ajay arguing that the moon should be prioritized as a testing ground for space colonization before attempting Mars. Philip countered that Mars offers more scientific opportunities and geopolitical significance, while David noted that Musk's decision to align with government moon programs rather than pursue a private Mars mission has surprised many who viewed him as a leader in independent space exploration. The discussion highlighted a shift in public perception about Musk's space ambitions and the broader debate over lunar versus Martian exploration priorities.The group discussed Elon Musk's decision to pivot SpaceX's focus from Mars to the Moon, which David attributed to Musk's experience with public company scrutiny and the upcoming IPO. They explored how Musk's controlling ownership of SpaceX (42%) and Tesla (12.5%) gives him significant influence over both companies, though the potential merger of XAI into SpaceX could change that balance. The discussion concluded that while environmental groups and scientific communities might oppose commercial operations on Mars and the Moon, legal challenges would likely face significant hurdles, though they could potentially increase costs and cause delays for SpaceX.The team discussed SpaceX's pivot from Mars to the Moon, with Marshall and Doug agreeing that this shift could help mitigate legal and environmental concerns surrounding Mars missions. Ryan Watson joined the call and shared his perspective that the economic potential of the Moon makes it a more attractive focus for space exploration. The conversation also covered SpaceX's decision to go public, with David explaining that this move provides liquidity for investors and allows for controlled share releases. Finally, Doug and Phil discussed the technical aspects of mass drivers and the feasibility of producing solar cells from lunar regolith, with Philip offering to present a standalone show on this topic in the future.The group discussed technical challenges and feasibility of launching data centers to the moon using mass drivers, with Doug proposing a compact design of accordion-folded solar panels and a low-mass processing unit. Marshall shared details about the Gerald Ford aircraft carrier electronic catapult system capable of launching at 3G forces, while Bill raised concerns about the structural challenges of deploying solar panels under such acceleration. The discussion concluded with Ajay sharing insights from a recent meeting with a senior advisor to Senator Scott, who expressed interest in space initiatives but raised concerns about launch cadence, and plans for upcoming shows including an interview with astronomer Andy Fraknoi about the lunar eclipse on March 1st.Special thanks to our sponsors:American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Helix Space in Luxembourg, Celestis Memorial Spaceflights, Astrox Corporation, Dr. Haym Benaroya of Rutgers University, The Space Settlement Progress Blog by John Jossy, The Atlantis Project, and Artless EntertainmentOur Toll Free Line for Live Broadcasts: 1-866-687-7223 (Not in service at this time)For real time program participation, email Dr. Space at: drspace@thespaceshow.com for instructions and access.The Space Show is a non-profit 501C3 through its parent, One Giant Leap Foundation, Inc. To donate via Pay Pal, use:To donate with Zelle, use the email address: david@onegiantleapfoundation.org.If you prefer donating with a check, please make the check payable to One Giant Leap Foundation and mail to:One Giant Leap Foundation, 11035 Lavender Hill Drive Ste. 160-306 Las Vegas, NV 89135Upcoming Programs:Broadcast 4512: Zoom: Dr. Andrew Fraknoi | Sunday 01 Mar 2026 1200PM PTGuests:Andrew FraknoiZoom: Astronomer “Andy” Fraknoi talks upcoming lunar eclipse and lots moreSpace Show weekly schedule pending. See Upcoming Show Menu on the right side of our home page, www.thespaceshow.com. The weekly newsletter will be posted on Substack when completed. Get full access to The Space Show-One Giant Leap Foundation at doctorspace.substack.com/subscribe

TDC Podcast topics - 3G is cheap, drunk stories, federal judge in MI has a hilarious DUI arrest on camera, Trump trolls at the SOTU, Dems fall for it every time, there is no unity possible anymore, Dems with a desperate Hail Mary are investigating Kash Patel and his use of the FBI jet for travel, team USA men's hockey blows it out at a club in Miami, liberal women are losing their minds, and so much more.    

TDC Podcast topics - 3G and Mike today, Olympics cross country skiers joined by a roops, are we going to war with Iran?  Tucker Carlson creates a story over nothing, Steve Colbert is full of shit and needs to just be removed from CBS, avalanche in Lake Tahoe claims the lives of 8 people near the Donner pass, Trump considers a ban on social media for underage kids, Kid Rock and RFK jr. release a workout and health video, email and much more

TDC Podcast topics - 3G is back, we deep dive a bit into the LADY who murdered half her family at the hockey rink in Rhode Island, why are so many of our "ladies" turning violent?  Steve Colbert pulls lame stunt trying to garner ratings and attention, Whoopi Goldberg tried to use Jeffrey Epstein's private jet and act like it's no big deal, Hyatt executive Tom Pritzker steps down after his extensive relationship with Epstein is revealed, Netflix MMA fight between Rhonda Rousey and Gina Carano is coming, Jill Biden's ex-husband pleads not guilty to murdering his current wife, email and much more.

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TDC Podcast topics - 3G is back and gives us a history lesson on the day the music died, Mike can't tell a story cuz his co-hosts are rude, Trump goes to Davos in Switzerland and claims he has the framework in place for Greenland, why can't the media just be honest about America's history regarding Greenland and ICE?  Do athletes of the major sports support this administration?  UofM wideout tweets that he didn't get playing time because other players were blackmailing coach Sherrone Moore, 11 yr old murders his dad after he took his Nintendo Switch away and made him go to bed, 3G tells story about one of his kids freaking out over being disciplined, Amy's found a new murder trial to focus on, and email  

TDC Podcast topics - Mike and Amy are back and anxiously await the return of 3G, Indiana wins the Natty, the Niners stinked, Don Lemon needs his ass kicked at this point, and we hope he faces the full extent of the law for his obnoxious behavior of joining radical anarchists as they storm a Minnesota church in service, new documentary on the moronic women who fall in love with the Deadpool killer Wade Wilson, inappropriate dance routine from Utah Valley at the nationals, killer elephant on the loose in India, and email 

TDC Podcast topics - Happy New Year!  We're back after the long Christmas break and a lot has happened, Amy is changing things up, Mike travelled, and 3G has some news, the Lions season is over and we look forward to next year, Trump goes after Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro with a precision attack, the left freaks out of course, Venezuelan people are thrilled, Somalian fraud in Minnesota exploded over the break and now Tampon Tim Walz announces he won't be seeking reelection as Minnesota Governor, CBS News has a mission statement to be honest…good luck with that, sad news about longtime Detroit media personality Pat Caputo, and email