Podcasts about Alabama Power

9/11 Families say no to Mamdani. SEC schedules vote about weather to expel LSU. RNC Mid-Term Hoorah! Fenn Church in a David and Goliath situation with Alabama Power joins Leland Live. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

9/11 Families say no to Mamdani. SEC schedules vote about weather to expel LSU. RNC Mid-Term Hoorah! Fenn Church in a David and Goliath situation with Alabama Power joins Leland Live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

9/11 Families say no to Mamdani. SEC schedules vote about weather to expel LSU. RNC Mid-Term Hoorah! Fenn Church in a David and Goliath situation with Alabama Power joins Leland Live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

9/11 Families say no to Mamdani. SEC schedules vote about weather to expel LSU. RNC Mid-Term Hoorah! Fenn Church in a David and Goliath situation with Alabama Power joins Leland Live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AlabamaThe State of AL executed Jeremy Wiliams via lethal injection on ThursdaySen. Tuberville co-sponsors bill to stop fake asylum claims using exploited minorsState auditor Sorrell predicts that a closed primary bid will get passed in 2027John Rich advocates for Shelby county man fighting Alabama Power over land easementHundreds of Fairfield residents took part in meeting over proposed data centerUAB is granted $783K to study black people who smoke menthol cigarettes, try to quit but can'tNationalUS Sec of War Hegseth says ships can continue to hold naval blockade against IranTrump admins asks SCOTUS to overturn lower court block re: mail in ballotsVP Vance asks DOJ to investigate hospitals who engaged in fraud in order to perform transgender surgeries on minorsCatholics call for MA bishops to excommunicate the governor for signing a bill into law that allows abortions up until baby is born

On this week's Keepin It Real, It's August in Alabama, which means two things: the air conditioner is running non-stop, and somewhere in a house near you, a married couple is fighting over the thermostat. Cam is losing that fight. ----- It's the time of year in Alabama where when the temperature tops out at only ninety degrees we feel like it's a crisp fall day. The mercury is so high so often that ninety degrees feels like a cool breeze. And right now, the weather report online says the "feels like" temperature is one hundred twelve, a full twenty degrees higher than the actual temperature due to the humidity. And it will go higher. It's days like this that I wonder why I live here. I beg for clouds and rain. As awful as it is out there, it's uncomfortable inside, too. Each day I'm on the losing side of a battle over the thermostat. My wife and daughter are wearing sweatshirts. They like it cool, so they drop the temperature to a degree that makes wearing sweatshirts in August comfortable. Me? I complain. "Maybe we can raise the temperature a bit," I say, "and save some money and take off the sweatshirts. It is August, after all." There's no budge. Then my wife assures me I have no idea what she's going through, and she needs it cold and to go find a sweatshirt. I've learned to stay quiet about other's unverifiable discomforts, only to trust that they're awful and that they're real. Life is safer that way. Meanwhile, Alabama Power is rolling around in bathtubs filled with the money we're paying for the air conditioners to operate non-stop. They struggle all day long to keep up. Which brings me back to the empty nest topic I've been focused on lately. In about a week there will be only two of us in this house that has held six of us for twenty years. There's unused rooms now, and I predict that in a short amount of time my wife and I will have settled in different sections of the house to spend our days. Hers on the frigid side of the house where her air conditioner is set to arctic and mine where I can comfortably work and the air conditioner is set on temperate or normal or sane. We'll visit in the kitchen when we eat, otherwise we'll text and call across the house from our preferred climates. Once fall comes, we'll once again share living quarters as there are both outside and inside temperatures in the fall that we can agree to. And we are both drawn to fires in the fireplace, even if takes leaving doors and windows open to make it cool enough inside to warrant one. This temperature battle has been replayed in houses and amongst couples forever. It probably started in Eden, though my memory of that story is fuzzy. I think Satan led her to the tree of good and evil and showed her the thermostat. She kept it a secret, knowing as soon as Adam found it things would   get bad. And he did. I'm convinced a line cut from Gensis is Adam saying, "Wait. So Eden doesn't have to be this cold?" and Eve snapping back, "Don't you touch that thing. Go put on a sweatshirt." I'm Cam Marston, just trying to Keep it Real. 

Karoline Leavitt to leave White House press secretary role. John Rich from Big and Rich now Special Envoy for American Landowners calling out Alabama Power. ICE electric gloves. We have a listening problem.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karoline Leavitt to leave White House press secretary role. John Rich from Big and Rich now Special Envoy for American Landowners calling out Alabama Power. ICE electric gloves. We have a listening problem.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karoline Leavitt to leave White House press secretary role. John Rich from Big and Rich now Special Envoy for American Landowners calling out Alabama Power. ICE electric gloves. We have a listening problem.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karoline Leavitt to leave White House press secretary role. John Rich from Big and Rich now Special Envoy for American Landowners calling out Alabama Power. ICE electric gloves. We have a listening problem.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AlabamaAL along with 2 other states will be conducting an execution today of a death row inmateFormer SPLC employee who dated Neo-Nazi  indicted by DOJ for wire fraud2 men use their social media platform to highlight property fight between Alabama Power and retired Shelby County manBlount County sheriff says he will submit letter of resignation to the governor as soon as he finds alternative jobWater testing in Baldwin County results in a swimming advisory at Wolf BayNationalUS State Dept. pushes back at Israel's announcement that IDF will maintain its presence in Southern LebanonDOJ issues 11 indictments against New Yorkers for conducting a marriage scam to get US green cards for Chinese nationalsWH Transparency Task Force shows the FBI engaged in covering for Joe Biden and family corruptionSCOTUS to hear a case in November re: Catholic preschool and the LGBTQ ideologyThe Muslim controlled city council in Hammtramck MI approves bylaw for backyard animal sacrifices

July 10 is National Lineworker Appreciation Day, recognizing the skilled men and women who keep electricity flowing to homes, businesses, schools, and hospitals across the country. In this episode, EEI President and CEO Drew Maloney talks with Greg McQuiggan and Ryan Murray of National Grid, and Leland Overstreet of Alabama Power. All three are lineworkers and also members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. They discuss what it means to serve on the frontlines of the electric power industry, along with the challenges and rewards of the job. Don't forget to #ThankALineworker! 

Alabama Power woes..."Three Things You Need to Know"...the courts and transgender people in the military...texts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A nonprofit advocacy group responds to Alabama Power's plan to freeze rates for a couple years, Roy Wood Jr. has a new gig, and this past weekend a Cincinnati Bengal did what no place kicker from Alabama has ever done in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sen. Kelly says Pete Hegseth 'totally unqualified' as Hegseth focuses on potential punishments for Sen. Kelly; Health literacy a challenge for some Kentucky populations; Long-term costs of Alabama Power's 'rate freeze' under scrutiny; Colorado's caregivers face increased financial, physical, mental stress.

Sen. Kelly says Pete Hegseth 'totally unqualified' as Hegseth focuses on potential punishments for Sen. Kelly; Health literacy a challenge for some Kentucky populations; Long-term costs of Alabama Power's 'rate freeze' under scrutiny; Colorado's caregivers face increased financial, physical, mental stress.    

Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is Corey Bunn.  He's a full time Operational Meteorologist with Coastal Weather Research Center.  He prepares daily forecasts and also has a responsibility of issuing severe weather warnings and he also maintains the company website and assists in hurricane forecasting operations.  He joined the CWRC in 2012 after completing his Bachelor's Degree in Meteorology at the University of South Alabama.  Corey, welcome to WeatherBrains! Our next Guest WeatherBrain (in order of appearance) is Jeff Medlin, the founder and CEO of Medlin Meterological Consulting LLC.  He's had a distinguished career; having previously spent over 36 years working with the National Weather Service.  His tenure included 8 years as Meteorologist-In-Charge and 20 years as Science and Operations Officer at NWS Mobile (AL).  Today, he's the severe and winter weather outlook meteorologist for Coastal Weather Research Center.  He's also an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Alabama.  Jeff, welcome to WeatherBrains! Tonight's Guest Panelist is someone whose passion for weather started early—at just five years old—after experiencing a weak tornado that sparked a lifelong fascination with the atmosphere. That early intrigue never faded, and today he channels that enthusiasm into his work as the weekend meteorologist at WHIO-TV in Dayton. A true weather geek at heart, he's recently reached an exciting career milestone by earning his NWA Digital Seal and TV Seal, marking another step forward in his broadcast meteorology journey.  We're thrilled to have him with us tonight—please welcome Nicholas Dunn to WeatherBrains! Our email officer Jen is continuing to handle the incoming messages from our listeners. Reach us here: email@weatherbrains.com. Compare/Contrast Davis and Tempest Weather Stations (09:30) Importance of obtaining the Digital Seals (11:00) Jeff Medlin's origins in the weather field (20:00) 1979's Hurricane Frederic and its aftermath (24:30) Alabama Power's support for Coastal Weather Research Center (36:00) What is CCAPS and when did it begin?  (39:00) Looking back at 1969's Hurricane Camille (56:00) MLLW Tidal Datum (01:25:00) The Astronomy Outlook with Tony Rice (01:29:30) This Week in Tornado History With Jen (01:31:45) E-Mail Segment (01:33:30) and more! Web Sites from Episode 1035: Alabama Weather Network Picks of the Week: Jeff Medlin - South Alabama Meteorology Program Nicholas Dunn - SpaceWeatherLive.com James Aydelott - Out Jen Narramore - "Volnado" at Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Rick Smith - Out Troy Kimmel - Out Kim Klockow-McClain - NOAA NWS Space Weather Prediction Center John Gordon - Noctilucent clouds - Everything you need to know Bill Murray - Weatherwise Magazine: Vol 78, No. 6 (Current Issue as of 11/2025) James Spann - WeatherNext 2: Google DeepMind's most advanced forecasting model The WeatherBrains crew includes your host, James Spann, plus other notable geeks like Troy Kimmel, Bill Murray, Rick Smith, James Aydelott, Jen Narramore, John Gordon, and Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain. They bring together a wealth of weather knowledge and experience for another fascinating podcast about weather.

AlabamaJerry Carl hints at big announcement re: Congressional District 1 raceState lawmaker talks more about his death penalty bill in cases of child rape Jay Mitchell writes opinion piece for 1819 News in favor of Simpson's billAn 8th person was arrested this week in Bibb county child sex abuse ringNO charges against Homewood officer for shooting of Jabari Peoples2 truck drivers arrested in DeKalb county for not speaking English PSC approves Alabama Power's purchase of natural gas power plant in ALNationalArmy soldier shoots co-workers at base in GA, all five will survivePresident Trump says he will meet with Russian President in a few weeksTrump donates his paycheck to WH historical associationApple Tech company to invest $600B into US manufacturing facilitiesFederal judge over rules CA state ban on AI deepfakes and parody videosDNI Gabbard reveals more about James Clapper and "WMD" claimsRFK Jr. announces halt to HHS mRNA vaccine contracts and researchStephen Miller lambastes Dems in TX for claiming GOP "gerrymandering"

AlabamaSen. Tuberville explains how farmers and Seniors benefit most from OBBBCovenant Rescue Group founder horrified at Bibb county child sex abuse caseState lawmaker wants to hold DHR accountable for hot car death of boyBLM leader targeting Homewood has a record with FBI in state of FloridaCoosa Riverkeepers file lawsuit against Alabama Power re: Gadsden coal ashMobile judge to consider request by accused drug kingpin to forego an attorney at his trialNationalUS Senate passes bill that prohibits stock trading by members of CongressTrump revisits his dislike of Jerome Powell for not cutting interest ratesTreasury Secretary Bessent says recent trade deals put China on their heelsFBI director found "burn bags" full of docs related to Russia/Trump hoaxNYT corrects "starving Gaza boy" article with note about his cerebral palsy

AlabamaLt Governor Will Ainsworth will not run for Governor in 2026Governor Kay Ivey appoints Judge Bill Lewis to Alabama Supreme CourtTuesday night's severe weather causes widespread damage in north AlabamaCoosa Riverkeeper to sue Alabama Power over coal ash pond in GadsdenSen. Tommy Tuberville encourages passage of Big Beautiful Budget BillNew Gulf Shores International Airport at Jack Edwards Field opens on WednesdayNationalFBI issues new scam alert for iPhone and Android usersTexas Attorney General to investigate U.S. Masters SwimmingU.S. Senate approves the "No Tax on Tips Act"Fewer Americans say their financial situation is getting worse

We chat with Brandon Gaudin, a Fox sports announcer, the Braves TV play-by-play broadcaster, and the voice of the Madden NFL game. Also, we have an update the construction of a new State House, a firing at Redstone Arsenal and a smaller Alabama Power bill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've probably heard the political ads for people running for PSC in which they tout their conservative bona fides and then attack their opponents as tree-hugging hippies. Those ads don't really help us understand what goes on at the PSC, but they certainly get stuck in your head...""Always totin' Jeremy Oden"" comes to mind. Unfortunately, Alabamians often know very little about positions in our state government that impact them the most directly. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is certainly at the top of the list of those extremely important elected positions Alabamians need to know and understand. This week Bryan is joined by PSC President Twinkle Cavanaugh to hear her story and how she got into politics. Twinkle also gives us a rundown of what exactly it is that the Public Service Commission does. Naturally, the first question is always whether Twinkle is her real name. You'll be surprised by the answer and enjoy hearing how she got it. You'll also hear about all the other ways she has served in state politics and the roots of her passion. More to the point of this podcast, Bryan asks the tough questions surrounding the PSC's responsibility in regulating Alabama Power rates and what their role is in the coal ash cleanup. - Are our rates in Alabama really among the highest in the nation? - Why are our power bills so much higher than other states? - When was the last rate audit on Alabama Power? This informative podcast will give you a window into the role and powers of a very important office in our state government that affects your wallet daily.

You've probably heard the political ads for people running for PSC in which they tout their conservative bona fides and then attack their opponents as tree-hugging hippies. Those ads don't really help us understand what goes on at the PSC, but they certainly get stuck in your head...""Always totin' Jeremy Oden"" comes to mind. Unfortunately, Alabamians often know very little about positions in our state government that impact them the most directly. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is certainly at the top of the list of those extremely important elected positions Alabamians need to know and understand. This week Bryan is joined by PSC President Twinkle Cavanaugh to hear her story and how she got into politics. Twinkle also gives us a rundown of what exactly it is that the Public Service Commission does. Naturally, the first question is always whether Twinkle is her real name. You'll be surprised by the answer and enjoy hearing how she got it. You'll also hear about all the other ways she has served in state politics and the roots of her passion. More to the point of this podcast, Bryan asks the tough questions surrounding the PSC's responsibility in regulating Alabama Power rates and what their role is in the coal ash cleanup. - Are our rates in Alabama really among the highest in the nation? - Why are our power bills so much higher than other states? - When was the last rate audit on Alabama Power? This informative podcast will give you a window into the role and powers of a very important office in our state government that affects your wallet daily.

Today is quiz day, and we have another listener on to sit in the Down in Alabama hot seat. Also, we have an update on the Alabama Power solar fees lawsuit, an update on the longshoremen's strike, and what Triumph the Insult Comic Dog said to Sen. Katie Britt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we focus on how the charging infrastructure advancements are growing to meet the needs of EV drivers. We'll discuss the efforts made for improvements, including programs for EV charging infrastructure. Click to learn more:Tennessee Valley AuthorityTVA EV ResourcesTVA New Homes Program (Decatur Utilities)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging RateAlabama Power's Make Ready ProgramAlabamaPower.com/EVMeet the guests and host:  Justin Harrison, Distribution Grid Transformation and Planning Manager, Alabama PowerDrew Frye, EV Manager, TVAHost: Cedric DanielsIf you have a question or comment for the podcast, send an email to info@driveelectricalabama.comYou can learn more about the “Drive Electric Alabama” podcast here and please consider subscribing to the podcast on your player of choice.

In this episode, we discuss the federal and state grants that are enabling Alabama's EV industry to flourish. You'll also learn about the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program and utility incentives, including Alabama Power's EV Home Charger Rebate and EV Night Charging Discount for residential customers, as well as the Make Ready Program for business customers.Click to learn more: Energy Institute of Alabama (EIA)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RebateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging DiscountAlabama Power's Make Ready ProgramAlabamaPower.com/EVNational Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula ProgramMeet the guests and host: Houston Smith, VP of Governmental Affairs, Alabama PowerBlake Hardwich, Executive Dir., EIAHost: Michael Staley  If you have a question or comment for the podcast, send an email to info@driveelectricalabama.comYou can learn more about the “Drive Electric Alabama” podcast here and please consider subscribing to the podcast on your player of choice.

Not gonna lie, when the writing staff saw the phrase “energy audit” pop up in the podcast this week, we became very concerned that The Overlap Podcast might now be some sort of digital media arm of the Church of Scientology and that our boys Sid and Keith were now being held on some ocean liner being tested for thetans (the remnants of immortal spiritual beings that have some sort of supernatural residue in humans … or something) and hanging out with John Travolta and Tom Cruise. We are pleased to report back this is not the case, though we do feel compelled to say that we do believe Shelly Miscavige is obviously still alive and has been on one of the Sea Org cruises for … like 17 years now and just doesn't like land and has developed agoraphobia … totally plausible. So, instead of indulging in L. Ron Hubbard's tax dodge … er … religion, we're taking a deep dive into the exciting enclave of energy - how we generate it, how we expend it, how we best distribute it and how Reddy Kilowatt, the mascot designed in 1926 for Alabama Power, might be the most terrifying company mascot of all time (note: we will do three of those things in the podcast this week; one of them is food for thought we will explore further in the future unless that demon power bug murders us in our dreams Freddy Kreuger style). Aligning your energy with your core values, revitalizing your routine, finding ways to develop lucid dreaming to avoid ancient power company mascots trying to unalive you in your sleep … great advice for your everyday life that's practical, applicable and necessary to avoid an untimely end for you and your business. Tune in and turn up this week's Overlap Podcast … and remember, Shelly Miscavige is definitely still alive. Definitely. We would never say anything to the contrary. Ever. So leave us be, David.  

The Drive Electric Alabama podcast plugs you in to everything you need to know about electric vehicles (EVs) in the state of Alabama. In the show, we feature industry leaders discussing the positive impact that EVs have here. Sponsored by Alabama Power's “You're in Charge™” EV incentive programs, the podcast is co-hosted by Cedric Daniels, the former Chief Strategy Officer at Streemline and former Electric Vehicle Marketing Manager at Alabama Power as well as Michael Staley, the President of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition.  Drive Electric Alabama (DEA)AlabamaPower.com/EVAlabama Clean Fuels Coalition (ACFC)Alabama Power's EV Home Charger RebateAlabama Power's EV Night Charging DiscountAlabama Power's Make Ready Program

He is currently the Director of Community Engagement at Alabama Power Company. Ralph is a native of Birmingham and has studied at both Alabama A&M and Miles College with a degree in Political Science. Prior to joining Alabama Power in 2011, he worked briefly with the City of Birmingham in 2010. Ralph was also the executive director of the Georgia State Employees Association for several years. He serves on the board of directors of Urban Impact, The Birmingham Urban League the Railroad Park Foundation, the YMCA of Greater Birmingham, and The Woodlawn Foundation. Ralph is married to Raquel Morgan-Williams and has two children Morgan and Kiara.

URBANHAM News w/ guest Waymond Jackson Leondras Waymond Jackson Jr is the CEO of The Education Farm “Ed Farm”, a nonprofit, tech and education-focused startup in Birmingham, Alabama. Ed Farm was founded in February of 2020 through a partnership with Apple and Alabama Power. Ed Farm's mission is to equip educators in schools and communities with innovative tools and teaching strategies that support active learning for all students. Under his leadership, Ed Farm has: strengthened its partnership with Birmingham City Schools through its Teacher Fellows, Student Fellows and SPACES programs; established a funded partnership with the City of Birmingham to train residents for careers in tech through Ed Farm's Pathways-to-Tech program; and expanded the footprint of Ed Farm's K12 programs to 10 school districts across four states. Jackson, also lead the successful effort to secure a $50 million dollar commitment from Apple ($25 million) and Southern Company ($25 million) to launch The Propel Center - a global headquarters for innovation and learning for all 101 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU's) - in the Atlanta University Center. Prior to joining Ed Farm, Jackson served as the senior vice president of public policy, at the Birmingham Business Alliance. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama at Birmingham; a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity Inc; a 2014 Birmingham Business Journal Top 40 Under 40; and was recognized by Development Counsellors International (DCI) and Jorgenson Consulting as a Top 40 Under 40 in economic development, 2019. He is married to Kimberly L. Jackson and they are parents to Leo (son) and Kai (daughter).

Rev. Michael Malcolm – Now we move to Alabama, where a David and Goliath story is playing out. Goliath is The Southern Company, a for-profit behemoth which owns Georgia Power, Mississippi Power, and Alabama Power. They've been criticized for polluting poor neighborhoods in Alabama, causing a mess of health troubles for Black residents, and even paying a Black newspaper to say nice things about it. David is the Alabama Interfaith Power and Light, a group set up by the People's Justice Council to fight climate change. Rev Michael Malcolm is the executive director.

When Alabama Power made plans for Lewis Smith Dam in a rural area of Northwest Alabama, they knew they had plenty of time to clear the basin of trees, buildings, and other potential obstructions before the lake filled. Then the rains came, and the basin started to fill up fast. Learn about the area of Smith Lake and what happened when the rains came.Support the showSupport the Podcast The podcast is free, but it's not cheap. If you enjoy Alabama Short Stories, there are a few ways you can support us. Tell a friend about the podcast. Rate the podcast on Apple Podcasts Buy the book Alabama Short Stories, Volume 1 at Amazon.com, Bookshop.org or other online bookstore. Buy some merchandise from the Art Done Wright store at TeePublic.com.

Brian interviews Jacquelyn Blakley on The Value of Being a Mentor and Being Mentored. Jackie is the Director of EPC at Southern Power Company and a founding member of Alabama Power's iCan Girls in Engineering. We discuss how mentoring can sharpen your individual presentation and professional skills, how it can enhance your personal and company image in the community and industry. You will also get to make connections with talented young people to plant seeds in them to consider your company and / or industry for a career. Please subscribe, share and give us an honest rating / review for the Build Your Success Podcast! http://www.icanengineer.com and https://www.acementor.org for mentorship opportunities.

Will Bryant is the Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at Quantalytix. Quantalytix is a fintech company created by bankers and for bankers with an emphasis on visualizing Loan Data.This conversation covers Quantalytix's origin story, how they find customers, how they validated their business model, how they determined their product roadmap, their company work culture, Will's journaling practice, the importance of gratitude, shifting into finance after a career in private equity, hybrid work, the Birmingham Startup Environment, and much more. Chapters:00:00:00 - How Quantalytix Started00:03:04 - Taking Steps after the Initial Meeting00:06:09 - The Startup Environment in Birmingham00:09:11 - The State of the Business: Scalable and Self-Service00:12:15 - Importance of Marketing and Branding00:15:30 - Gathering Data from the Market00:18:48 - Building with Early Customers00:21:44 - Hybrid Work Model and Daily Stand-ups00:24:44 - Finding a Career in Finance00:27:45 - Opportunities in Health and Wellness00:30:43 - Journaling Practice and the Current State of the Market00:33:50 - Adjusting Lifestyles and Resetting the Economy00:37:01 - Gratitude and Appreciation Check out Quantalytix→ Website: quantalytix.com Connect with Will:→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-bryant-541202119/ Resources Mentioned in The Episode:→ Innovative Depo: innovationdepot.org→ Christopher Aliotta: linkedin.com/in/christopheraliotta→ Bloomberg Terminals: bloomberg.com/professional/solution/bloomberg-terminal→ Birmingham Business Journal: bizjournals.com/birmingham→ Alabama Power: alabamapower.com→ ChatGPT: openai.com/blog/chatgpt→ First Republic (Article): thestreet.com/banking/what-happened-to-first-republic-bank Help The Louis and Kyle Show:→ If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend or leave a review!→ Leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1504333834→ Drop us an email: LouisandKyleShow@gmail.com→ Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb6qBiV1HAYcep87nKJmGhA Follow The Show on Social Media:→ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisKyleShow→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/louiskyleshow/→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/65567567/ Connect with Louis and Kyle:→ Read Louis' Newsletter: https://louisshulman.substack.com/→ Louis' Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisShulman→ Kyle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/_kylebishop→ Louis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisshulman/→ Kyle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-bishop-7b790050/

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