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From Battlefield to Boardroom: A Global Legacy of Courage, Compassion & Leadership This week, the Team Never Quit Podcast welcomes a truly extraordinary guest: Dr. Sudip Bose — emergency physician, Iraq War veteran, entrepreneur, medical innovator, and one of the world's most dynamic voices at the intersection of medicine, military leadership, and business. Few leaders embody resilience and global perspective the way Dr. Bose does. His story spans continents, combat zones, emergency rooms, and corporate boardrooms—all shaped by deep heritage and a lifelong commitment to service. A Legacy Rooted in Courage and Heritage Born in the United States to parents who emigrated from Kolkata, Dr. Bose carries a powerful cultural heritage. Fluent in Bengali and proud of his lineage, he is a descendant of: ·         Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, legendary freedom fighter ·         Jagadish Chandra Bose, pioneering scientist ·         Satyendra Nath Bose, the physicist behind the concept of bosons Their spirit of bravery, intellectual curiosity, and innovation lives on in Dr. Bose's own journey. Leadership Forged in War Dr. Bose's leadership was tested early—on the front lines of Iraq as a U.S. Army physician under the most intense combat conditions. He earned the Bronze Star Medal for his service and was entrusted with treating Saddam Hussein after his capture. More than the accolades, the battlefield taught him the principles that guide his life: ·         Stay calm when others panic ·         Find clarity in chaos ·         Turn adversity into opportunity ·         Let heritage and values anchor global impact These lessons follow him into every trauma bay, boardroom, and keynote stage he steps into today. From the ER to the Global Stage After returning from combat, Dr. Bose transitioned into civilian life—continuing his work as an emergency physician while expanding his influence across medicine, media, innovation, and policy. His roles include: ·         Executive Producer of Desert Doc, the Telly Award–winning Amazon Prime docuseries revealing the realities of emergency medicine ·         Founder of The Battle Continues, a nonprofit supporting injured combat veterans ·         EMS Medical Director for the largest geographic hospital coverage area in the U.S.—19 counties and 38,000 square miles ·         Advisory Board Member for DrB.ai, a global digital health platform increasing access to affordable care ·         Trusted Advisor to the U.S. Congress on healthcare policy ·         Keynote Speaker for Fortune 500 companies and major financial institutions Across everything he does, Dr. Bose bridges healthcare, military discipline, and business strategy—helping leaders thrive in high-stakes environments. This is a masterclass in courage, clarity, service, and global leadership—told by a man who has lived it on every front line imaginable. In this episode you will hear: • [My sister] She's a CEO but sometimes she's the CEO of my chaos. (7:46) • I basically started med school at 21; I got my MD at 25. (8:59) • I remember sitting with my dad and asking him: “What can I do where I don't have to study?” (10:58) • Things that are just tragic and sad; they shape you later. You don't realize it at the time. (11:47) • I think if they had an award in high school for least likely to go in the military, I might have gotten that award. Guess what? In Junior high – 6th grade – I weighed 49 pounds. I was tiny. I didn't hit 5' tall until my sophomore year of high school. (12:33) • I'm in the books as the Illinois state champion in wrestling, because nobody could match my weight division. (13:11) • You don't realize how your world can change in a moment, and what seems like irrelevant work or homework or assignments later in life might save your life. (16:32) • In Iraq, I find myself cooped up in this ambulance. An armored 5-7-7 track medical vehicle with metal wheels, jostling to the next section of Bagdad or Fallujah and then the vehicle comes to a screeching halt, the back door opens and you hop out like a frog jumping out of a blender. And you find yourself on the front lines of the battlefield. (21:33) • There are the mental challenges of losing people you know. (22:52) • You love [life] saves where you can have them unite with their family. (27:11) • Within hours of getting there, there were two soldiers that came in and I had to pronounce dead. You just realize, wow, you are in it now. (31:19) • You cant take care of everyone, but by training my medics, I multiplied myself. (34:02) • [Marcus] You scored the number 1 in the nation on your medical exam board; You scored at the top of the Army physical fitness test; A Bronze Star; Recognized by CNN as a CNN hero; You're one of the leading physicians in the world; [You served] The longest combat tour since WWII; You treated Saddam Hussein. (52:26) • I evaluated [Saddam Hussein] shortly after his capture. (56:10) • You have to put your feelings, emotions, everything side, so you can focus. (57:45) • Somebody told me I might be the only person who has ben face to face with Saddam Hussein and shaken hands with George W. Bush. (58:38) • The people who gave their lives, their vision, their limb, made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. Those people wrote the blank check, up to and including the cost of my life. That's what keeps me motivated. (59:48) • The journey keeps going forward and the battle continues… (75:55) Support Dr. Bose:    - Website: https://www.docbose.com/    - IG: https://www.instagram.com/drsudipbose?igsh=MWZhbjJqNXNxazk2aA==    - Watch “Desert Doc” —>  https://tr.ee/Wds2TOBWTP    - YouTube —> https://tr.ee/DlNDNGdGo0 Support TNQ   - IG: team_neverquit , marcusluttrell , melanieluttrell , huntero13   -  https://www.patreon.com/teamneverquit Sponsors:   - Tractorsupply.com/hometownheroes   - Navyfederal.org        - mizzenandmain.com   [Promo code: TNQ20] - Dripdrop.com/TNQ   - ShopMando.com [Promo code: TNQ]   - meetfabiric.com/TNQ   - masterclass.com/TNQ   - Prizepicks (TNQ)   -  cargurus.com/TNQ    - armslist.com/TNQ    -  PXGapparel.com/TNQ   - bruntworkwear.com/TNQ    - Groundnews.com/TNQ    - shipsticks.com/TNQ    - stopboxusa.com {TNQ}    - ghostbed.com/TNQ [TNQ]   -  kalshi.com/TNQ   -  joinbilt.com/TNQ    - Tonal.com [TNQ]   - greenlight.com/TNQ   - PDSDebt.com/TNQ   - drinkAG1.com/TNQ   - Hims.com/TNQ   - Shopify.com/TNQ

Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose, one of the great Indian scientists of modern era, who came up with the first version of the radio, discovered that plants have feelings too. A genius in his own right.

Google sorprendió a todos al permitir enviar archivos vía “AirDrop” entre un Pixel 10 y un iPhone usando ingeniería inversa, sin que Apple haya dicho esta boca es mía. Hablamos de qué tan sostenible es este truco, del nuevo Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max con pantalla de 8.000 nits, y del Poco S8 Ultra con audio firmado por Bose. Cerramos con el empuje de Microsoft para que más juegos funcionen en Windows ARM y los experimentos de Netflix llevando sus juegos a la tele usando el celular como mando.

Aujourd'hui, on parle d'un compagnon devenu de plus en plus indispensable à mesure que nous multiplions l'usage de nos appareils numériques. Il s'agit de la technologie de Bluetooth multipoint. Cette fonction vous permet de passer d'un appareil à l'autre sans jamais toucher aux réglages.Alors, qu'est-ce que cette technologie change vraiment dans votre quotidien numérique ? Et tout d'abord, je vous explique concrètement le rôle du multipoint.Mettre fin au manège permanent de déconnexion et reconnexionIntroduit en 2010 avec la norme Bluetooth 4.0, le multipoint est conçu pour mettre fin au manège permanent de déconnexion et reconnexion lorsque vous alternez l'utilisation de votre casque audio entre votre smartphone et votre ordinateur. Concrètement, il permet de connecter simultanément deux appareils à un même casque ou une même oreillette.Cela permet aussi de recevoir un appel sans interrompre, par exemple, une réunion sur votre ordinateur portable. Pendant longtemps, cette fonction était jugée instable et peu fiable. Mais elle est désormais suffisamment mature pour s'intégrer dans la majorité des casques et écouteurs modernes.Il faut donc que je vous explique pourquoi cela fonctionne mieux aujourd'hui.Pourquoi le multipoint fonctionne mieux aujourd'huiLes récents progrès matériels et logiciels ont nettement renforcé la stabilité et réduit la consommation énergétique du multipoint. Résultat, de nombreuses marques l'adoptent enfin, y compris des acteurs traditionnellement prudents comme Bose. Apple et Google proposent même des systèmes de commutation automatique qui se comportent de manière similaire, à une nuance près. Dans ces deux cas précis, ce ne sont pas de vraies connexions simultanées, mais un appairage rapide conditionné au fait d'être connecté au même identifiant Apple ou Google sur tous les appareils.Reste qu'il y a certes des avantages, mais aussi des limites à connaître.Encore des limites à l'heure actuelleLe multipoint simplifie clairement la vie, notamment si tous vos appareils appartiennent au même écosystème numérique, où la commutation est souvent plus fluide. En revanche, les performances varient selon les modèles, et les écouteurs totalement sans fil restent plus complexes à gérer, car chaque oreillette doit être synchronisée indépendamment.Autre limite, certains codecs audio haute résolution, comme le LDAC, ne sont pas toujours compatibles en mode multipoint.Enfin, selon la combinaison d'applications et d'environnements, par exemple s'il vous prend de vouloir mélanger du iOS et de l'Android, il peut être nécessaire de mettre manuellement un appareil en pause pour forcer le basculement.Le ZD Tech est sur toutes les plateformes de podcast ! Abonnez-vous !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Open Forum Pastor Amos announced a temporary sabbatical from live teaching while other ministry activities continue, alongside the launch of a free Ministry School and a new Ministry Mentorship Program within the app. He shared details about upcoming events, including a 2026 Word for the Year session and the final Revelation study. The group discussed political and spiritual topics, such as celebrity influence in politics, the role of Muslims in government, and the distinction between genuine and nominal faith. Pastor Amos offered evangelism guidance focused on Jesus' divinity and resurrection, while Ark, Cynthia, and Bose contributed perspectives on religious diversity and discipleship. Conversations also touched on spiritual leadership, the dangers of idolizing pastors, and the need for discernment. Concerns about church control, praise, and authenticity were raised, with Arlene and Regina offering contrasting church experiences.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Wenn ihr auf der Suche nach einem Bluetooth-Lautsprecher mit kräftigem Klang zu einem fairen Preis seid, lohnt sich ein Blick auf den Soundcore Motion Boom. Er bietet einen satten Sound, der mit teureren Modellen von Bose, Teufel oder JBL vergleichbar ist, ist jedoch deutlich günstiger. Derzeit bietet Amazon ihn zu einem besonders niedrigen Preis an.

Discover why the Bose S1 Pro Plus is the go-to portable PA for street performers and buskers. We break down its portability, battery life, sound quality, and smart features that help you sound professional anywhere. Read more at https://www.samash.com/spotlight/the-best-portable-speaker-for-musicians Sam Ash City: Hicksville Address: 278 Duffy Ave Website: https://www.samash.com/

Schon nächste Woche erscheint das POCO F8 Ultra in Deutschland und legt damit einen Blitzstart hin. Viele der Gerüchte im Vorfeld scheinen sich zu bestätigen und auch Bose ist mit im Schlepptau. Doch liefert man auch in Europa wirklich ab?

Today’s episode has been two years in the making. East Coast Bose joins me for a raw and unfiltered conversation about a world most people only see through headlines or hear about in lyrics. From Broadway, the heart of New York City, Bose walks us through the evolution of Harlem, the impact of gentrification, and what happens when the rules of the game change but the consequences don’t. We talk about the old code of honor, the rise of informants, the shift from violent street crime to modern hustles, and how legends like Camron shaped an entire generation. Bose opens up about personal loss, life behind the wall, celebrity encounters, regrets, and the realities of a culture that’s disappearing as fast as New York changes around it.   Links My new thriller How It Falls Apart out now

Send us a textHandelinge 4:29-31 “En nou, Here, kyk hoe dreig hulle ons. Gee dat u dienaars met volle vrymoedigheid u woord sal verkondig. Laat u hand genesing bring, en laat daar tekens en wonders plaasvind deur die Naam van u heilige Dienaar, Jesus. Nadat hulle gebid het, het die plek waar hulle bymekaar was, geskud. Hulle is almal met die Heilige Gees vervul en het met vrymoedigheid die woord van God verkondig. Dit lyk asof mense deesdae glo dat hoe harder hulle skree, hoe meer sal hulle gehoor word; al is hulle in die minderheid, en al lê selfs dít wat hulle verkondig, êrens tussen waansin en ekstremisme. Maar die ergste is dat wanneer hulle nie met jou saamstem nie, wil hulle jou stilmaak, jou opsy stoot en jou invloed in die gemeenskap afsny. En dis ongelooflik intimiderend.In baie dele van die wêreld het dit onaanvaarbaar geword om te sê dat 'n man 'n man is en 'n vrou 'n vrou. Hoe mal dit ook al mag lyk; daardie eenvoudige stelling, van die duidelik voor die hand liggende waarheid, word deur sommige (slegs deur 'n paar, maar steeds deur sommige) as bevooroordeeld en aanstootlik beskou.En so kan die gemiddelde Jan Alleman geïntimideerd voel om op te staan; om die waarheid te praat. Sy natuurlike reaksie sal dan wees om hom van gesprekke wat saak maak, te onttrek.Daardie vervolging, watter vorm dit ook al mag aanneem (en ek het hier slegs een voorbeeld gebruik) gebeur al sedert die vroegste tye. Vroeë Christene het verskriklike vervolging gely. So hoe het hulle gereageer? Het hulle teruggetrek? Nee. Hulle het gebid. Hier is wat hulle gebid het:Handelinge 4:29-31 “En nou, Here, kyk hoe dreig hulle ons. Gee dat u dienaars met volle vrymoedigheid u woord sal verkondig. Laat u hand genesing bring, en laat daar tekens en wonders plaasvind deur die Naam van u heilige Dienaar, Jesus.” Nadat hulle gebid het, het die plek waar hulle bymekaar was, geskud. Hulle is almal met die Heilige Gees vervul en het met vrymoedigheid die woord van God verkondig.Daardie vroeë Christene het nie teruggedeins voor vervolging nie. Hulle het gebid. Hulle het gebid dat God hulle sal help om sonder vrees die Goeie Nuus te deel. Hulle het gebid dat God se krag in hulle en deur hulle sal werk.Wanneer jy geïntimideerd voel, is die antwoord om te bid. En onthou altyd: die Een wat in jou is, is groter as die een wat in die wêreld is.Dis God se Woord. Vars … vir jou … vandag. Support the showEnjoying The Content?For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can enable Christianityworks to reach 10,000+ people with a message about the love of Jesus!DONATE R50 MONTHLY

In this episode of Baking Scraps, we sit down with the most recent baker to leave the Great Canadian Baking Show, Margaret Bose-Johnson, to dig into her incredible journey, her gluten-free baking expertise, and the highs and lows of competing in the tent.Margaret shares how her love of baking began on her family's sugar beet farm, opening up about supportive parents, early baking experiments that didn't always go to plan, and the path that eventually led her to apply to the Great Canadian Baking Show three times before finally earning her spot. We explore Margaret's deep dive into gluten-free baking and how years of testing, failing, adjusting, and experimenting helped her create her own custom gluten-free flour blend. She talks about the science behind GF baking, how excitement replaced frustration once she cracked the code, and how that passion shaped her time on the show.Margaret reflects on the intense challenges of the tent, including weather, humidity, time pressure, and the underbaked pie (was it the oven???) that ultimately sent her home. She shares behind-the-scenes insights about equipment quirks, supporting fellow bakers, and the chaotic yet inspiring atmosphere that makes the tent unlike any other kitchen. We also chat about her bi-monthly bake-offs with fellow contestants, favorite technical bakes, gluten-free recreations, and why the Dubai chocolate cookie might be the wildest recipe tackled.Beyond baking, Margaret opens up about balancing her love for dragon boating with her culinary passions, her joy in making puff pastry from scratch, and that age old question: how do you like your butter tarts? We wrap up with a playful round of “This or That,” where Margaret's charming indecisiveness steals the moment.If you love baking, behind-the-scenes stories, and hearing directly from the heart of the Great Canadian Baking Show, you will love this conversation with Margaret.Clips and footage from The Great Canadian Baking Show © 2025 Boat Rocker's Proper Television Inc., in association with CBC/Radio-Canada and Love Productions. Used under fair dealing for review and commentary. Photography © Geoff George / CBC. Used for review and commentary under fair dealing. All other content © 2025 Baking Scraps Podcast. All rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textHandelinge 8:9,20-24 In dieselfde stad was daar 'n man met die naam Simon, wat die inwoners van Samaria met sy toorkunste verstom het. Maar Petrus antwoord hom: “Gaan na die verderf met jou geld en al! Dink jy jy kan die gawe van God met geld koop? In hierdie werk is daar vir jou geen plek nie, want jou gesindheid teenoor God is nie reg nie. Bekeer jou van hierdie dwaling en bid tot die Here: miskien sal Hy jou hierdie gesindheid van jou hart vergewe. Ek sien jy is deur afguns vergiftig en deur die sonde verstrik.” Toe sê Simon vir die apostels: “Bid júlle tog vir my tot die Here, sodat niks van wat julle gesê het, my tref nie.”Daar is tye wanneer die bose ons heeltemal onverhoeds betrap. Mense, omstandighede, stelsels en sosiale ordes val ‘n mens aan wanneer jy iets goeds probeer doen. Het dit ook al met jou gebeur? Ja, my vriend, daar is op die ou end niks nuuts daaraan nie. Kyk net wat het met Jesus se apostels gebeur terwyl hulle  besig was om goed te doen: Handelinge 8:9 In dieselfde stad was daar 'n man met die naam Simon, wat die inwoners van Samaria met sy toorkunste verstom het. Die mense was baie beïndruk met sy towerkunsies. Toe Simon, die towenaar, egter die ongelooflik kragtige wonderwerke van die apostels sien, het hy aangebied om hulle te betaal vir hulle ‘geheime krag' wat baie beter as syne was. Handelinge 8:20-24 Maar Petrus antwoord hom: “Gaan na die verderf met jou geld en al! Dink jy jy kan die gawe van God met geld koop? In hierdie werk is daar vir jou geen plek nie, want jou gesindheid teenoor God is nie reg nie. Bekeer jou van hierdie dwaling en bid tot die Here: miskien sal Hy jou hierdie gesindheid van jou hart vergewe. Ek sien jy is deur afguns vergiftig en deur die sonde verstrik.” Toe sê Simon vir die apostels: “Bid júlle tog vir my tot die Here, sodat niks van wat julle gesê het, my tref nie.”Moenie geïntimideer word wanneer die bose jou aanval nie. Want die Een wat in jou is, is groter as die Een wat in die wêreld is. Dis God se Woord. Vars … vir jou … vandag. Support the showEnjoying The Content?For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can enable Christianityworks to reach 10,000+ people with a message about the love of Jesus!DONATE R50 MONTHLY

Send us a text1 Johannes 3:8 wie aanhou sonde doen, behoort aan die duiwel, want die duiwel hou van die begin af aan met sondig. En die Seun van God het juis gekom om die werk van die duiwel tot niet te maak. ‘Boos', is 'n sterk woord. Daar is nie baie dinge in ons lewens wat ons as boos sou bestempel nie. ‘Boos' pas by 'n moordenaar, of 'n kindermolesteerder, nè? Maar dinge in ons eie lewens? Nee, nouja, nie regtig nie.En tog kan ons almal terugkyk na 'n paar besonder slegte dinge wat ons gedoen het – miskien is daar een of twee wat nog steeds in jou lewe voorkom. Dink aan mans wat dikwels onnadenkend hard met hul vrouens praat, en dag na dag daardie kosbaarste verhouding vernietig.Mense in die werkplek wat spog en die krediet neem vir wat ander gedoen het. Ons kan 'n lys, so lank soos môre heeldag, aframmel van gewone, alledaagse dinge wat eintlik, gegewe hul vernietigende impak, as ‘boos' bestempel behoort te word.1 Johannes 3:8 ...wie aanhou sonde doen, behoort aan die duiwel, want die duiwel hou van die begin af aan met sondig. En die Seun van God het juis gekom om die werk van die duiwel tot niet te maak.God se siening is baie duidelik en ek dink ons sal met Hom saamstem dat ons sonde boos is. Hy draai nooit doekies om nie, Hy verbloem nie die waarheid nie. Maar die goeie nuus van die Evangelie van Jesus Christus is dat Hy gekom het om die duiwel se werk te vernietig.Met ander woorde, die Evangelie verplaas en vernietig die boosheid wat ons van binne-af aanval.Maar hoe werk dit in die praktyk? Wat is die kern van die saak wat van toepassing op ons lewe is? Wanneer ons Jesus in ons lewens toelaat, nie as 'n lekker en gerieflike toevoeging nie, maar as die Een vir wie ons leef, as die Here van ons lewens ... is dít wat Hy doen. Hy vernietig die duiwel se werk van binne.Dit is immers waarvoor Hy gekom het.En dis God se Woord. Vars ... vir jou ... vandag. Support the showEnjoying The Content?For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can enable Christianityworks to reach 10,000+ people with a message about the love of Jesus!DONATE R50 MONTHLY

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I really enjoyed this opportunity to speak with Mack Hagood, author of Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control, to explore how we use sound to manage our minds, moods, and modern lives. From white noise apps and noise-cancelling headphones to tinnitus and sound therapy, Mack helped me understand the complex relationship between media, technology, and the human need to tune in (or out). We discuss the surprising cultural history behind everyday sonic tools — from the 1964 Sleep-Mate sound conditioner to Irv Teibel's visionary Environments recordings, to Dr. Amar Gopal Bose's 1978 flight epiphany that led to noise-cancelling headphones. Mack reflected on teaching “The Smartphone in Society,” and concerns with both social media and streaming platforms. Towards the end of this conversation he explained why started his podcast Phantom Power and how his childhood in New Orleans eventually led him to the new field of sound scholarship. Complete Show Notes with all the links! Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(02:34) life as a guitarist, Pinetop (05:47) tinnitus(15:32) first white noise machine Sleep Mate(22:54) Hush: Sonic Media and Sonic Self-Control, Irv Teibel environments series(30:36) Bose noise-cancelling headphones (35:30) Edison Realism test, how our listening is culturally conditioned (41:03) other linked episodes and ways to support this series(41:47) soundscapes, R. Murray Schafer, field recordings(45:14) podcast Phantom Power(49:02) Walkmans, consumption of music, white noise apps(52:14) The Smartphone in Society, social media(59:08) why Mack got into podcasting as a sound scholar, Liz Pelley, problems with Spotify(01:08:07) how he became a sound scholar

Open Forum Pastor Amos led several discussions focused on aligning faith, entrepreneurship, and calling with practical strategies and spiritual discernment. He and Bose explored ways to enhance client value perception, stressing persistence in marketing and shifting audiences from expecting free advice to paying for coaching. Pam shared her vision for a spiritual content platform, and Pastor Amos advised on monetization through donations or subscription models. The group discussed balancing ministry with financial provision, reflecting on biblical principles and discerning between temporary assignments and true callings. Monique and Stephanie shared personal struggles with purpose and faith, receiving guidance on spiritual clarity and financial alignment. Derrick added perspectives on trusting God through entrepreneurial challenges. The session closed with birthday wishes for Monique and updates on ministry initiatives. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

When Bose discontinued its cult-favorite Sleepbuds in 2020, a passionate cohort of users was left in the lurch. For many, these earplug/headphone hybrid weren't a gadget—they were a nightly lifeline. Charlie Taylor, Co-Founder of Ozlo shares why he left Bose to co-found Ozlo, and how they quickly gained key relationships, and found immediate traction growing a new Sleep ecosystem. Taylor explains why focus matters, how saying "no" to big opportunities leads to more revenue, and how they immediately found acceptance amongst major media despite having no relationships or company history. https://justinkbrady.com/charlie-taylor

Ever felt like you’re carrying the extra weight of your identity into every supervision meeting, team huddle, or client session? That’s not “just stress.” It might be identity-based burnout. In this ep, Bron and guest Shuktika Bose unpack identity-based burnout - what it is and how to navigate it.

Episode Summary: Brandt and Will kick things off with more AI-generated podcast music experiments, comparing Suno and Eleven Labs for creating that perfect intro sound. The conversation shifts to Meta's latest copyright controversies involving torrented content, then lands squarely in Apple territory as Will unboxes his brand new iPhone Pro Max live on the podcast. Between discussions of Colorware customization options for black AirPods, and iOS 26 installation regrets, we explore the tension between AI creativity and copyright protection, all while celebrating (and occasionally lamenting) our gadget obsessions.Discussions Include:The challenges of getting AI music generators to understand style without naming specific artistsMeta's latest copyright troubles and what they might mean for AI training on musicWill's live unboxing of the new AirPods Pro 3 in orange, complete with first impressionsColorware customization pricing and the eternal quest for black AirPodsWhy you shouldn't install iOS 26 on production devices (Will learned this the hard way)Quotable Quotes (Should you choose to share): "I love music and all of this kind of stuff. And I get it, right? We don't want to be able to just type in, make a Fatboy Slim song... But I'm just trying to say, I like the style of Fatboy Slim. I'm not trying to pass anything off as being a Fatboy Slim song." - Brandt Krueger"It is crazy how smart the AI is getting now though, if you ask it to describe the music, it pulls out specific instruments and notes and stuff like that." - Will Curran"Do not install it on your production machines. I made a really dumb decision." - Will Curran (regarding MacOX Tahoe)"I've never liked the [AirPod] design with that stick sticking out. Like as dorky as my Bose look... I mean, on the plus side, you can see it sticking out of a tech's ear from 20 feet away." - Brandt Krueger

Wenn ihr auf der Suche nach einem Bluetooth-Lautsprecher mit kräftigem Klang zu einem fairen Preis seid, lohnt sich ein Blick auf den Soundcore Motion Boom. Sein satter Sound steht teureren Modellen von Bose, Teufel oder JBL in nichts nach, kostet jedoch deutlich weniger. Zurzeit bietet Amazon ihn zu einem besonders niedrigen Preis an.

Wenn ihr einen Bluetooth-Lautsprecher mit vollem Klang zu einem fairen Preis sucht, solltet ihr den Soundcore Motion Boom in Betracht ziehen. Er bietet kraftvollen Sound und ist deutlich günstiger als vergleichbare Modelle von Bose, Teufel oder JBL. Momentan ist das Modell bei Amazon besonders günstig zu haben.

Open Forum: Pastor Amos and others addressed a glitch preventing Bose from sharing custom ChatGPT models, despite no copyright violations, and suggested backend checks. The session began with an opening prayer and transitioned to discussing AI's wide-reaching impact on white-collar jobs, entrepreneurship, and industry workflows. Pastor Amos emphasized how AI empowers solopreneurs and reshapes job landscapes, while Georgiana and James discussed the need for compliance and the emergence of nostalgic, personalized services. Micah shared practical uses of AI in design and coaching, with further discussion on AI's limitations in offering spiritual guidance. Georgiana, Bose, Derrick, and Monique highlighted the irreplaceable role of divine insight, affirming that AI should be a supportive tool, not a substitute for human or spiritual wisdom. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com

The pre-Halloween vibes are setting in as Florence Ion shares her scary experience with Google Home and Gemini seeing ghosts with Jason Howell, Mishaal Rahman and Ron Richards along with the other shocking Android news of the week.Note: Time codes subject to change depending on dynamic ad insertion by the distributor00:09:19 - NEWSIt gets creepy as Google Home starts hallucinating people in housesNothing appears to be going the bloatware route in favor of revenue, can you blame them?Fitbit's AI-Powered personal health coach enters public previewPatron Pick: Wanna be a meme? Google Photos has you covered00:44:08 - HARDWAREGet your first glimpse of the blue Google Pixel 10AThe OnePlus 15 gets confirmed specs, especially the massive battery. It's real!Ever think you wanted a denim backed phone with a 2.1 stereo speaker system powered by Bose? Dreams do come true thanks to RedMiSamsung reshuffles the Galaxy S26 lineup...again and it's very familiar!01:05:21 - APPSThe YouTube video player redesign rolls out across AndroidGoogle might be fixing the flaw in Calling CardsGoogle Wallet gets in on the Live Updates action01:12:32 - FEEDBACKLarry from Kennewick, WA checks in with an update to his upgrade to the Google Pixel 10 Pro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of America on the Road, host Jack Nerad teams up with guest co-host Matt DeLorenzo for a road test double feature. Jack gets behind the wheel of the track-capable 2025 Hyundai Elantra N, a front-wheel-drive sport sedan that brings serious speed and value to the compact segment. Matt pilots the refreshed 2025 Nissan Altima, where new tech and design tweaks aim to keep this midsize sedan in the hunt. The fully packed news segment covers EV policy shifts, Jeep's electrified Grand Wagoneer, and Lincoln's meditation mode. Before the episode ends, Jack and Matt answer a listener's question about the safety of semi-autonomous driving systems and preview the contenders for the 2026 North American Car, Truck, and Utility of the Year awards.

I sit down with General Motors' SVP Baris Cetinok in NYC to learn about what's next for GM's Super Cruise driver assistance technology. What's coming in 2028 will blow you awayEpson, the no. 1 brand in projector sales, has partnered with audio giant Bose, to create Epson's latest projector line. I chat with Kenny Tang, Product Manager for Epson's Lifestudio projectorsThe world's first personal dashcam? I also catch up with Brian Pemberton, CEO and Founder of Keotech, the folks behind KeocamThank you to Visa, Norton, and Sandisk for your support!

Open Forum: The group explored the role of forgiveness in Christian marriage, with Bose sharing how practicing 1 Corinthians 13 love helped her heal and forgive her husband, while Pastor Amos emphasized the spiritual danger of unforgiveness and the need for constant prayer in marital unity. They clarified that true forgiveness is a deliberate choice, separate from emotional healing, and does not always lead to reconciliation. Discussions included dating challenges after toxic relationships, as Doyin opened up about attracting narcissistic men, with Pastor Amos advising on setting boundaries and understanding spiritual dynamics. Workplace dating was also examined, with Monique and Pastor Amos highlighting the need for caution and discernment. The group stressed aligning relationships with personal callings and values, with Stephanie and Doyin sharing growth experiences.  Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Armando BuonaiutoQuesto vuoto d'intorno"Torino Spiritualità"http://www.torinospiritualita.orghttp://www.circololettori.itTorino Spiritualità costruisce uno spazio di riflessione sul vuoto e sulle sue numerose forme, esplorando questa presenza impalpabile ma pervasiva. “Questo vuoto d'intorno. Smarrirsi / / Raggiungersi” è la XXI edizione del festival, ideato dalla Fondazione Circolo dei lettori e curato da Armando Buonaiuto, in programma dal 15 al 19 ottobre al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici, in teatri, chiese, cinema, spazi della cultura a Torino. In un'epoca dominata dall'eccesso di impegni, oggetti e esperienze, Torino Spiritualità propone di guardare al vuoto non come a una mancanza da colmare, ma come a una dimensione da abitare, soglia aperta sull'inatteso, spazio di contemplazione di sé e del mondo. Pensatrici e pensatori, voci della teologia, della scienza, della letteratura e della filosofia accompagnano il pubblico in un percorso fatto di parole, silenzi e domande radicali sul senso dell'esistere.«Per paradossale che sia, il vuoto riempie le nostre giornate manifestandosi sotto molteplici apparenze: a volte confortanti come la quiete di “una stanza tutta per sé”, altre volte angoscianti come lo scricchiolio di un pavimento troppo sottile per reggerci. Ma qual è in definitiva la natura di questo vuoto? Vortice e sorgente, precipizio e rifugio, il vuoto è lo spazio sospeso di ogni divenire possibile», afferma Armando Buonaiuto, curatore di Torino Spiritualità.«Se da un lato c'è un vuoto che vogliamo fuggire, dall'altro ce n'è uno a cui miriamo. Oggi che le nostre giornate sono travolte da sollecitazioni continue, il vuoto non è soltanto mancanza ma anche spazio di libertà, persino di sollievo: una pausa necessaria in cui sottrarsi all'eccesso e ritrovare misura.» dichiara Giuseppe Culicchia, direttore della Fondazione Circolo dei lettori.Il festival prende il via martedì 14 ottobre con l'anteprima Concerto al buio del compositore, musicista e sound designer Teho Teardo: un'esperienza di puro ascolto che dopo il MAXXI di Roma e la Triennale di Milano, approda al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici in doppio spettacolo (h 18.45 e h 20.45). Distesi a terra, immersi nell'oscurità, i partecipanti saranno guidati in cinquanta minuti di viaggio sonoro tra registrazioni ambientali notturne effettuate nelle foreste al confine tra Italia, Austria e Slovenia.La giornata inaugurale di mercoledì 15 ottobre si apre alla Chiesa di San Filippo Neri (h 18.30) con Questo vuoto d'intorno, questo vuoto di dentro, dialogo tra il teologo Vito Mancuso e il fisico Guido Tonelli, moderato dal curatore del festival Armando Buonaiuto: tra scienza e spiritualità, un invito ad accogliere l'enigma del vuoto e della sua vertigine. Segue una serata di appuntamenti: al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici lo psicoanalista Claudio Widmann riflette sul rapporto tra inconscio ed energia con Il vuoto del mozzo fa girare la ruota (h 21); al Cinema Romano l'astronauta Paolo Nespoli e il sacerdote Luca Peyron, moderati dalla giornalista scientifica Elena Cestino, dialogano intorno a I vuoti, lo spazio: esplorare il cielo per dare senso alla Terra (h 21).Giovedì 16 ottobre la giornata si apre al Circolo (h 10.30) con Per la vicenda eterna delle cose, incontro con lo scrittore e poeta Daniele Mencarelli dedicato alle scuole. Segue Natura abhorret a vacuo? con Donatella Puliga e Guido Bertagna Sj, a cura del Centro Ignaziano di Spiritualità (h 11.30). Nel pomeriggio, tre appuntamenti: al Circolo, Vuoti e pieni nel cammino alla ricerca di senso con il Comitato Interfedi della Città di Torino (h 18) e, sempre nelle sale di Palazzo Graneri della Roccia, il Death Café di Torino Spiritualità con il medico e scrittrice Giorgia Protti e l'antropologa Cristina Vargas (h 18), mentre alla Biblioteca dell'Educatorio della Provvidenza: Oltre il vuoto con Gianni Gentile, Antonio Dematteis e Michele Genisio (h 18). Al Cinema Romano, il filosofo Maurizio Ferraris inaugura il ciclo di lezioni “I maestri del sospetto” con La morte di Dio non è più quella di una volta (h 18.30), riflessioni sul presente a partire da Nietzsche. In serata, all'Ospedale Mauriziano, il Gruppo Stanza del Silenzio propone Il vuoto che riempie, il silenzio che parla (h 20.30). Quattro diversi appuntamenti chiudono la giornata: al Teatro Vittoria lo spettacolo Il vecchio e il marlin con Roberto Abbiati (h 21); al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici Marco Vannini con Vuoto, perché Dio lo abiti (h 21); sempre al Circolo l'incontro interreligioso Zero Metafisico con Giuseppe Momigliano, Mulayka Laura Enriello e Sonia Brunetti Luzzati (h 21).La quarta giornata di Torino Spiritualità, venerdì 17 ottobre, si apre al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici con Stefania Verde e Matteo Suffritti sj che meditano su una pagina biblica in La corsa di Gesù e dei suoi testimoni, a cura del Centro Ignaziano di Spiritualità (h 11.30). Nel pomeriggio la Biblioteca civica della Casa Circondariale “Lorusso e Cutugno” ospita Dentro l'invisibile. Storie, parole e silenzi oltre le mura, una tavola rotonda che restituisce dignità alle voci di chi vive in detenzione, a cura di Arianna Balma Tivola e con la partecipazione di educatori, psicoterapeuti, tanatologi e operatori penitenziari, a cura del festival Il rumore del lutto (h 15). Di nuovo al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici, Maria Grazia Prandino e Paolo Monaco sj riflettono sull'esperienza ignaziana del dare e ricevere in Prendi, ricevi, dammi, a cura del CIS (h 16.30). La serata si apre con tre percorsi paralleli: al Polo Culturale CAM Francisca Vairo Scaramuzza ed Ermanno Savarino affrontano i grandi interrogativi esistenziali in Domande senza risposta (h 18); al Circolo l'artista e viaggiatore Stefano Faravelli dialoga con Andrea Bocconi in Verso Capo Horn: il taccuino per reimmaginare il mondo (h 18); al Teatro San Giuseppe il teologo Vito Mancuso e l'attore Gabriele Goria, accompagnati dalle musiche originali di Simone Campa, portano in scena la lezione-spettacolo L'arciere è il bersaglio, ispirata al celebre Lo Zen e il tiro con l'arco di Eugen Herrigel (h 18). A seguire, al Circolo, si tiene Colmare un vuoto o cercare la Pienezza?, dialogo tra religione e politica che vede confrontarsi l'imam Yahya Pallavicini, Lama Paljin Tulku Rinpoce, l'assessore Maurizio Marrone e i senatori Lucio Malan e Francesco Verducci, moderati da Mikail Mocci (h 18.30).La sera si accende di suggestioni: al Teatro San Giuseppe il cantautore Brunori Sas e il monaco Guidalberto Bormolini, con la moderazione di Armando Buonaiuto, si interrogano sull'amore e sul vuoto in Solamente un grande vuoto che a guardarlo ti fa male (h 21); al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici la sociologa Maria D'Ambrosio esplora le dinamiche dell'invidia nell'era digitale con Invidia. Il tuo pieno è il mio vuoto (h 21); all'Unione Culturale Antonicelli l'attore Saulo Lucci dà voce al pubblico in Hell o'Dante. Un canto scelto dal pubblico, viaggio dantesco che lascia spazio al rischio dell'imprevisto (h 21).La quinta giornata di Torino Spiritualità, sabato 18 ottobre, prende avvio con quattro appuntamenti in contemporanea. Al Cinema Massimo la lezione Anche questo è fame di vento: Enzo Bianchi, fondatore della Comunità di Bose e di Casa della Madia, legge e commenta il libro di Qohelet, gioiello di sapienza dell'Antico Testamento capace di illuminare le disillusioni del nostro tempo (h 10). Al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici, con Lettere dalla vacuità, i monaci Zen Dario Doshin Girolami ed Elena Seishin Viviani, con la voce narrante di Gabriele Goria, rendono omaggio a Shunryū Suzuki Roshi, indimenticato maestro di buddhismo Zen (h 10). Al Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano, lo scrittore e poeta Daniele Mencarelli riflette su Caproni e Sbarbaro, poeti dell'abisso, dove il vuoto è assenza radicale o mancanza di Dio (h 10). Alla Moschea Dar As-Salam, infine, prende avvio il ciclo Conversazioni nelle moschee di Torino con Ismail Sikder e Idris Abd al-Razzaq Bergia, che esplorano il tema Il vuoto e la pienezza nella vita tradizionale del musulmano (h 10).Al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici, Gualtiero Graglia e Ferruccio Ceragioli meditano su La voce del silenzio a partire da una pagina biblica (h 11.30), mentre la teologa Adriana Valerio conduce Le donne e il vuoto, riflessione sulla fecondità spirituale del vuoto uterino (h 11.30). Contemporaneamente, al Teatro Gobetti, Paolo Scquizzato e Maciej Bielawski, accompagnati dalla danza classica Odissi di Antonietta Fusco, tracciano un Lessico della rarefazione, alla ricerca delle metafore del mistero (h 11.30). Al Cinema Massimo il ciclo I maestri del sospetto prosegue con Vuoto del mondo, vuoto di sé, lezione di Vittorio Lingiardi che ripercorre Freud e il concetto di perdita tra psicoanalisi, cinema e poesia (h 12).Il pomeriggio comincia al Cinema Massimo, dove Luigi Maria Epicoco mette in dialogo Marguerite Yourcenar e Sant'Agostino sul tema Il vuoto e la vertigine (h 14). Al Museo del Risorgimento, Loredana Blasi e l'abate Bernardo Gianni dialogano con Armando Buonaiuto in Più forte della morte è l'amore, incontro sulla resilienza dei genitori colpiti dalla perdita di un figlio (h 15). Alla Moschea del Misericordioso, prosegue il ciclo delle Conversazioni nelle moschee di Torino, con gli interventi di Kassab Boutcha, Alija Salihovic e Abd al-Adil Mustafa Roma (h 15). Al Teatro Gobetti, il maestro buddhista Lama Michel Tulku Rinpoche invita a fermare l'affannosa corsa di ogni giorno con Dove vai così di fretta? (h 15.30). Al Circolo dei lettori e delle lettrici lo scrittore olandese Tommy Wieringa, in dialogo con il giornalista Eugenio Giannetta, presenta I conquistatori del vuoto, tra letteratura e testimonianza dal fronte ucraino (h 16.30Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Open Forum: Pastor Amos led a rich discussion on discerning divine guidance in entrepreneurship, stressing the difference between acting in faith and pursuing ventures without God's anointing. Bose shared a breakthrough in her recruitment business following a months-long embargo, attributing her perseverance to faith. Pastor Amos emphasized the importance of spiritual discernment in knowing when to persist or pivot, and he shared insights on adapting ministry content to better serve entrepreneurs. Chinua expressed concerns about her business's direction and considered returning to corporate work, while Pastor Amos encouraged her to remain prayerful and open to divine redirection, especially amid AI-driven market shifts. Derrick highlighted the need for concise, spiritually grounded messaging for entrepreneurs and stressed the value of focusing on solutions. The group also explored faith in financial provision, with Bose and Pastor Amos discussing the ongoing need for trust in God over money. Chinua introduced the concept of academic entrepreneurship in Nigeria, supported by Bose, who noted its potential to bridge educational and corporate gaps. Finally, the team discussed AI's transformative impact across sectors, with Kyomi reflecting on ethical use in healthcare and Pastor Amos noting humanity's drive to replicate divine attributes through technology.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

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Ep 231 | This week on Discover Ag, Natalie and Tara dig into generational food debates, Boston's rodeo revival, and Texas' fight against an invasive pest — with plenty of banter along the way. First up: A viral reel sparks debate about seed oils and generational food culture. An "almond daughter" confronts her "seed oil grandmother" about pantry staples, but the comment section isn't having it. Natalie and Tara explore how different generations relate to food, why we're so divided on nutrition, and whether we've optimized ourselves into confusion. Then, the rodeo returns to Boston for the first time in nearly 100 years — complete with skyscrapers, city hall plaza, and plenty of PETA protesters. The hosts discuss the logistics of transforming downtown into a rodeo arena, why animal activists are so vocal about rodeos, and whether this cultural moment will stick around. Next, Bose drops a butter-yellow Bluetooth speaker packaged like a stick of butter, and the marketing genius (or missed opportunity) has everyone talking. Plus, a quick debrief on Steven McBee heading to BravoCon and what that means for ag's crossover into mainstream entertainment. Finally, Texas agriculture faces a new threat: the cotton jassid, an invasive leaf hopper spreading fast from Florida to the cotton belt. Tara talks to a local cotton farmer about what this pest could mean for the multi-billion dollar industry — and why Georgia growers are already devastated. BUT WAIT — there's more! Stick around for a bonus mini-interview with Jeff Risley, Executive Director of the Renewable Energy Farmers of America (REFA). If you've ever considered solar, wind, or any renewable project on your farm, this conversation is a must-listen. Jeff breaks down peer-to-peer resources, lease negotiations, succession planning, and how REFA helps farmers make informed decisions about long-term energy opportunities. Learn more at https://renewableenergyfarmers.org What We Discovered This Week

Episode 154 features singer-songwriter Rajah Bose, acoustic duo Prickly Pear, indie-folk musician Remi Goode, and Irish songwriter Trevor Hansbury. Plus, novelist Lee Barnes reads from his new book, “Emerald City Blues."

Open Forum: The forum centered on the integration of AI tools in ministry, business, and daily life, with Pastor Amos highlighting progress in the Bible teaching lab, upcoming AI trainings, and the potential for learning labs where coaches can build their own AI chatbots. Members shared testimonies and practical applications, including Bose's praise report of divine protection and Sonja's demonstrations of AI-powered photo editing and daily confessions tools. Ark emphasized the importance of testing AI systems, their growing impact on workflows, and how they enhance rather than replace human capabilities. The group also discussed the disruptive effects of AI on industries like photography, explored ways businesses can adapt to economic shifts, and examined the customization of language models for faith-based purposes. Throughout, participants stressed trust in God's plan, the need for discernment in business and ministry, and the opportunity to harness AI for greater efficiency, spiritual growth, and kingdom impact, with announcements of future trainings and CFE planning for 2026.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Not everything that drives growth shows up in Google Analytics. IIn this week's episode of Growth Talks, Matt Bahr, Co-Founder of Fairing, joins host Krystina Rubino how survey data is reshaping attribution, helping brands uncover what truly influences customer decisions in today's complex media landscape. Drawing on 15 years of experience from leading global e-commerce at Master & Dynamic to building Fairing, Matt shares why PR might matter more in an AI-driven world, how post-purchase surveys complement ad pixels, and the key strategies marketers need to move beyond the last click.  Find out how Fairing is helping leading brands turn real-time insights into smarter strategies and long-term growth.

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Open Forum: Pastor Amos led a multifaceted discussion covering the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, emotional responses to tragedy, Christian unity, spiritual healing, and financial trust. He addressed Alicia's concerns about Christian reactions to global events, emphasizing the importance of empathy, guarding one's emotions, and focusing on areas of divine calling. Pastor Amos and Sonja explored racial divides within the Church and the need for unity and forgiveness, while Bose reflected on practicing unconditional love beyond race and politics. The group also examined challenging doctrines around suicide and salvation, emphasizing God's grace over behavior. Pastor Amos offered guidance on ministering to trauma, fostering spiritual healing, and maintaining daily trust in God amid financial struggles, sharing testimonies and encouraging practical faith. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Tara May, CEO of Aspiritech, leads a pioneering tech company where over 90% of the workforce consists of autistic adults. This unique model not only serves a social mission of providing meaningful employment but also leverages the strengths of neurodiverse individuals as a strategic advantage in the tech services sector. Aspiritech specializes in quality assurance, accessibility testing, and cybersecurity, benefiting from the exceptional attention to detail and pattern recognition skills of its team members. The company has successfully scaled to over 100 employees and generates approximately $7 million in annual revenue, with a diverse client base that includes notable companies like Bose.Throughout the conversation, Tara emphasizes the importance of cultural buy-in and operational practices that foster inclusion while maintaining high performance. She shares insights from her extensive experience in digital transformation, highlighting that successful change in organizations is rooted in investing in team members and creating an environment where they feel safe to innovate. This approach has led to impressive retention rates, with AspiraTech boasting a 99% year-over-year retention, largely attributed to its culture of kindness and collaboration.Tara addresses common concerns about hiring neurodiverse employees, dispelling myths that accommodations are costly or reduce productivity. She explains that many adjustments made for neurodivergent team members often benefit the entire workforce, promoting a universal design that enhances overall workplace experience. By fostering an inclusive environment, Aspiritech not only supports its employees but also drives customer satisfaction and business success.Looking ahead, Tara is keenly aware of the evolving landscape of technology, particularly the impact of AI and cybersecurity. She advocates for a pragmatic approach to new technologies, emphasizing the need for organizations to adapt and evolve rather than fear change. Tara's commitment to neurodiversity, mental health, and kindness in the workplace positions Aspiritech as a leader in the movement for inclusive employment, demonstrating that a caring culture can coexist with high performance and innovation. All our Sponsors: https://businessof.tech/sponsors/ Do you want the show on your podcast app or the written versions of the stories? Subscribe to the Business of Tech: https://www.businessof.tech/subscribe/Looking for a link from the stories? The entire script of the show, with links to articles, are posted in each story on https://www.businessof.tech/ Support the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/mspradio/ Want to be a guest on Business of Tech: Daily 10-Minute IT Services Insights? Send Dave Sobel a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/businessoftech Want our stuff? Cool Merch? Wear “Why Do We Care?” - Visit https://mspradio.myspreadshop.com Follow us on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28908079/YouTube: https://youtube.com/mspradio/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mspradionews/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mspradio/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@businessoftechBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/businessof.tech

In this week's episode of America on the Road, host Jack Nerad takes a close look at the 2025 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid Limited and walks away thoroughly impressed. This top-tier Elantra hybrid doesn't try to reinvent the compact sedan, but it delivers a balanced blend of premium features, smooth handling, and outstanding efficiency. With a 50 MPG combined rating, dual 10.25-inch digital screens, ventilated front seats, and Hyundai's full suite of advanced safety tech, all for just over $30,000, the stunning hybrid punches well above its class. The dual-clutch transmission offers a more engaging drive than typical hybrids, and the sharp styling gives it a confident, upscale look. It begs the question: Is this the best-value hybrid sedan you can buy? Also in this episode, co-host Chris Teague takes the 2026 Nissan Rogue Platinum out for a week-long spin to see what the top-trim version of the popular compact SUV brings to the asphalt. The answer is: quite a lot. From quilted leather seats and a panoramic moonroof to an intuitive Google-powered infotainment system and advanced ProPILOT Assist 2.1 semi-autonomous tech, this SUV makes a case for itself as a true luxury-lite option. Its overachieving 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder puts out 201 horsepower, while delivering laudable fuel economy. Comfort and convenience are clearly the priorities, with wireless smartphone integration, a premium Bose sound system, and clever cargo solutions among its bag of tricks. But is the Rogue Platinum a high-end bargain or just an over-equipped, over-priced niche vehicle? We'll share our thoughts. This week's special guest is car-builder, DIY expert, and Quaker State influencer Anatalia Villaranda. Known for her energetic presence and hands-on knowledge, Villaranda talks about how she got into cars, her favorite builds, and what it takes to grow a garage-based brand in today's automotive landscape. Whether you're into turning wrenches or just watching builds online, her passion and insights bring a fresh voice to the enthusiast community. Auto News This Week In the news, Tesla's EV market share is slipping, dropping to just 38% in August, its lowest since 2017. With rivals like Hyundai, Toyota, and Volkswagen gaining ground in the EV space through aggressive pricing and fresher lineups, Tesla's once-untouchable lead looks anything but secure. It's a wake-up call for a company that's been slow to refresh its core models while its CEO's attention has drifted elsewhere. Things aren't especially rosy at Ford either. The giant automaker is recalling over 1.5 million vehicles due to defective rear-view cameras that can display blank or distorted images. Affected models span from Mustangs to F-Series trucks, and some units even had cameras supplied by Magna that are now part of a separate, broader recall. It's the latest in a long string of issues that have made Ford the recall leader this year. Mercedes-Benz has completed an historic 749-mile drive from Germany to Sweden using solid-state battery tech. Using lithium-metal cells developed with Factorial Energy, the test highlights how this next-gen battery format could radically improve EV range, performance, and durability. The brand says it aims to bring this breakthrough to production by decade's end. Lexus has unveiled the 2026 IS 350, giving its compact sports sedan a sharper new design, more tech, and upgraded materials. With F Sport trims, forged bamboo accents, and an available 17-speaker Mark Levinson sound system, Lexus is hoping to keep performance-sedan lovers from switching brands. A 311-horsepower V6 and retuned suspension aim to keep things fun behind the wheel. But where's the V8, Chris and Jack ask. In additional Lexus news, Toyota will consolidate Lexus production in Indiana, shifting ES sedan production out of Kentucky in response to tariffs and changing market demands. Some high-end models will return to Japanese factories,

Udayan Bose is the Founder and CEO of NetElixir, a digital marketing agency designed to help the growth of eCommerce businesses, B2B companies, and retail brands through strategic solutions and an AI-powered platform. Udayan is also the Co-founder of The Udaan Trust, a nonprofit foundation of NetElixir that supports underprivileged young women in India to pursue their education goals and build successful careers. In this episode… AI is transforming the way businesses operate, but the question remains: How can AI create measurable value instead of being just another buzzword? As industries experiment with generative tools, the stakes are high for brands trying to keep up with rapid technological shifts. What does it take to integrate AI responsibly to drive growth and innovation? Digital marketer and AI researcher Udayan Bose says companies must rethink how AI fits into core strategies rather than treating it as an add-on. They can leverage machine learning and generative models to identify high-value customers, streamline complex workflows, and uncover new opportunities for revenue growth. The advantage comes from reinvesting efficiency gains into new roles, experimentation, and innovation. When paired with a human-centered, responsible approach, AI can reshape industries. In this episode of The Digital Deep Dive, Aaron Conant sits down with Udayan Bose, Founder and CEO of NetElixir, to discuss unlocking business value with generative AI. Udayan talks about the disruptive potential of applied AI, why responsible adoption balances efficiency with human innovation, and how to select agencies and invest in future-proof strategies.

Open Forum: Pastor Amos led a rich discussion on balancing business and faith, emphasizing obedience to God's calling even when it conflicts with profitability, as illustrated by a donut shop owner's shift to vegan products. He used Elijah's story to highlight how divine guidance often requires transitions, encouraging attendees like Bose and Lynette to seek clarity from the Holy Spirit about their careers and ventures. Pastor Amos stressed the need for alignment within families, especially between spouses, before launching entrepreneurial efforts, warning that imbalance can undermine both spiritual and business success. Discussions also covered challenges of integrating kingdom principles with worldly business norms, the careful use of Bible translations, and the importance of pure motives in faith. The group reflected on portrayals of healing in media, faith-driven entrepreneurship, and assurance of salvation, with Pastor Amos offering reassurance to those struggling with doubt.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Shubham Sharma is a researcher on Indian Military History and Warfare.He was the part of the First Meeting of the Govt of India chaired by Minister of Culture Shri Prahlad Singh Patel in December 2020 to give suggestions regarding 125th Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.He was the youngest member in the meeting.He was invited by Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji on 23rd January 2021 at Victoria Memorial, Kolkata and briefed him on INA.Shubham Sharma holds a deep knowledge about the military operations of Indian National Army and has delivered talks at the premier institutions of India including IIT Delhi, School of History Jiwaji University Gwalior etc.He has briefed several dignitaries on military operations of INA including Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh, Gen Anil Chauhan - Chief of Defence Staff, Lt Gen Gurmit Singh (Governor of Uttrakhand) and Shri RN Ravi IPS (ex Deputy National Security Advisor and Governor of Tamil Nadu).In March 2025,he pioneered the 100th birthday celebration of INA officer Lt R Madhvan Pillai who laid wreath at National War Memorial followed by giving Guard of Honour by the Tri Services of the Indian Armed Forces at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose 's statue located in Delhi on Kartvya Path.

Open Forum: Pastor Amos opened the forum by commending Sanja's ChatGPT workshop before supporting Bose's proposal for a 12-week accountability program centered on financial growth and community support. He reflected on CFE's evolution from a content-driven ministry to a community-focused one, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the current season through deeper connections, personalized spiritual growth, and digital engagement. Discussions touched on letting go of outdated traditions and unauthorized commitments, embracing God's timing in both personal and entrepreneurial paths, and staying grounded in the Word amidst modern distractions. Stephanie and Pastor Amos also explored the alignment of creative callings with spiritual purpose, stressing the need to follow divine direction over human effort.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Open Forum: Pastor Amos opened the forum by welcoming attendees, sharing updates on the new schedule, and announcing events such as a midweek service on evangelism and an AI workshop. He reiterated the "Year of Believe" theme, encouraging personal belief amid broader societal turmoil. Stephanie reflected on her writing session's low turnout and shared her evolving documentary thesis on America's historical sins and spiritual wounds, prompting a deep discussion with Pastor Amos about national repentance and forgiveness. Her racial reconciliation project led to dialogue about healing between Black and white Americans, with contributions from Lynette, a film producer, and Pastor Amos, who emphasized cultural forgiveness and the limits of movements like "white fragility." Arlene shared her faith-led career transition and business discernment, while Bose sought advice on integrating faith into career coaching; Pastor Amos advised aligning her calling with her anointing. Lynette also sought spiritual support for an upcoming council meeting, receiving encouragement from the group, which closed in prayer. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Open Forum: The group engaged in a deep discussion on the intersection of faith, medical treatment, and spiritual healing, with Bose expressing confusion about when to rely on prayer versus medicine. Pastor Amos emphasized that while faith healing is ideal, medical help is acceptable when faith is lacking, and both can work together to strengthen belief. Rosalind shared a troubling dream about a church rejecting both medical and alternative remedies and opened up about her battle with depression, trauma from childhood abuse, and difficulty forgiving her abusers. Pastor Amos cautioned against hypnotherapy due to spiritual concerns but supported natural holistic treatments and advised spiritual remedies like fasting, confession, and deliverance. Stephanie and Pastor Amos highlighted the importance of forgiveness in healing from depression and spiritual oppression, with Stephanie stressing the need for regular deliverance and sharing helpful resources. Lynette contributed her experience with healing and deliverance, and the group prayed for Rosalind's healing. Pastor Amos concluded by promoting an upcoming midweek service and encouraging church partnership for entrepreneurs.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Open Forum: Pastor Amos opened the meeting with prayer and key announcements, including a schedule change due to his wedding anniversary next week. Doyin raised a gender concern before the meeting shifted to deep discussions on gender roles in emotional labor, where Pastor Amos, Bose, Doyin, and Derrick highlighted societal and cultural imbalances, especially within religious contexts. The group explored how men can be more engaged in household and church responsibilities, with Pastor Amos stressing the need to tailor church environments to better include men. Bose and Stephanie shared personal journeys on balancing ambition, marriage, and gender expectations, while Derrick emphasized mutual effort in relationships. Pastor Amos and others also reflected on forgiveness, marriage dynamics, and spiritual growth, underlining the dangers of bitterness—particularly in divorce—and the need for emotional accountability and understanding. The session concluded with a prayer for healing and strength in all relationship stages.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Ep. 237: From the sidelines of Miami Football's National Championship game to leading one of the world's most iconic brands, the first female CEO of Bose shares stories of how weekly discomfort built her confidence! Our BONUS RESOURCE for this episode includes Don's favorite quotes from today's episode and a reflection question so you can apply today's insights.  Do you want to write a book? In my new role as Publisher at Forbes Books and with the incredible resources and expertise of their team, we're making it easier than ever to help YOU to tell your story. Send us a message here to get started: https://books.forbes.com/don/  Looking for a speaker for your next event? From more than 30 years of interviewing and studying the greatest winners of all time Don offers these live and virtual presentations built to inspire your team towards personal and professional greatness.  Special thanks to Karson Hills and Alissa Pupich for making this episode possible.

Open Forum: The meeting started with Pastor Amos and Bose, focusing on the financial struggles ministries face, emphasizing broader economic factors over personal failure. Pastor Amos and Micah discussed adapting to the digital age in church engagement and the role of the Holy Spirit in navigating economic changes. Pastor Amos shared how AI tools have streamlined his work, while Bose stressed kingdom-first business principles amidst technological disruption. Lynette spoke about obedience to God's evolving instructions, and Pastor Amos highlighted the importance of timely spiritual discernment. He also shared his shift from entrepreneurial to more pastoral ministry focus, supported by Derrick's inquiry. Pastor Amos and Derrick emphasized aligning entrepreneurship with divine purpose, cautioning against chasing financial success over spiritual mission. They discussed the pitfalls of prioritizing popularity over true expertise and the importance of experiential learning, both in business and life. The group explored the integration of faith and technology, balancing spirit-led entrepreneurship with AI use, and concluded with LaToya's dream about digital platforms and the mark of the beast, updates on fellowship plans, and feedback requests on Sunday service content.   Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Open Forum: Pastor Amos reflected on the past year since closing the CFE local church in Atlanta, realizing his focus should have been on building community groups rather than traditional structures, which has led to a plan to launch CFE community groups in multiple cities starting in September. He emphasized the importance of adhering strictly to God's blueprint, using biblical stories and parables to illustrate the dangers of deviating from divine instruction, and highlighted the need for discernment even when advice comes from religious authorities. Discussions with Bose and Deborah explored balancing trust in church leadership with personal spiritual guidance, the significance of genuine mentorship in non-denominational churches, and navigating leadership challenges through faith. Marital dynamics were examined, with Pastor Amos and others discussing biblical submission, reconciling disagreements, and overcoming negative patterns influenced by spiritual factors. Practical advice was also shared on handling a bee sting, and Pastor Amos introduced the "working genius" concept to enhance group functionality. He concluded with gratitude for participant contributions and a prayer for healing and strength. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com                  

Open Forum: participants explored the integration of Christian values in political, professional, and social spheres. Bose celebrated her husband's election as a counselor in Nigeria and discussed using the role to reflect Christ, while Pastor Amos advised on consistent Christian conduct in politics. Derrick revamped his work with a Christian focus and sought feedback, while Melissa and Pastor Amos discussed social media strategies for engagement and outreach. Melissa also shared her health struggles and was encouraged to maintain her efforts despite challenges. Networking was emphasized, with suggestions to leverage platforms like LinkedIn and podcasts. Stephanie discussed financial struggles and received guidance on aligning projects with long-term missions. The conversation emphasized aligning personal goals with God's will, focusing on faithfulness over results in ministry, and concluded with prayer and plans for a virtual baby shower. Partner with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com/partner Connect with Us: https://churchforentrepreneurs.com