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On this episode of Teeter Talks, I sit down with Dr. Kim Foster, a former family physician turned reinvention expert, author, and keynote speaker. After 20 years in medicine, Dr. Kim made the bold decision to walk away from her career and completely redesign her life. Today, she teaches others how to shift their identity, align with their future selves, and build lives that truly reflect who they're becoming. Her thriving YouTube channel has over 200,000 subscribers, and her upcoming book Redesigning You (June 2026) dives deeper into the science behind transformation. This is a powerful conversation about identity, alignment, and what it really takes to lead yourself through change.Join us as we dive into these topics:• What it feels like to outgrow your career and how to know when it's time to pivot. • Giving yourself permission to evolve,and letting go of sunk costs. • Leading with alignment: why identity work is essential for modern leadership. • How Dr. Kim redefined success on her own terms and found fulfillment beyond medicine. • What holds people back from reinvention and how to move through fear into clarity. • Why your past experience is never wasted and how to carry it forward into what's next.If you enjoyed this episode, share it with someone who's navigating change or reinvention.Dr.Kim Foster's LinksWebsite: https://drkimfoster.comCoach Certification Program Website: https://wellnesscoachacademy.comYouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/kimfosterMDInstagram: https://instagram.com/drkimfosterTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drkimfosterLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drkimfoster/Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/drkimfosterMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

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Runways: Part 4 Amy’s Trip to the Rockies By m storyman x – listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. "All I know is she wanted you to follow the directions in the note. I have no idea what it is, but as long as it doesn't crash the plane, I'd say it'd be best to do them. I mean you know how damn irritating she can get when her suggestions aren't followed." "Suggestions? Is that what you call em?" "She thinks they're suggestions." I chuckled. "She does?" "Yeah." I said. "So. In the last three days, you two have, what? Chatted?" "Well, there isn't all that much to do up there if you don't fish or hike, and you know how much she loves the outdoors." "Yeah. Sometimes I wonder if she'd even go outside at all if she could avoid it." Amy said. "I understand. So what's the note say?" "Just some personal stuff." "Personal stuff?" I persisted. "Yeah. You know. Personal stuff." "Okay. So that personal stuff made me fly all the way back to Chicago, not counting the nearly two hours of a rough Jeep ride down the mountain and back up. I'd kinda like to know what kind of personal stuff was so important." "She's mad at me." Amy admitted. "About?" I asked as I leveled the plane off at fifteen thousand feet. "Hang on a second. "Chicago center. X-ray Alpha Gulf Foxtrot Seven level at fifteen thousand." "Roger X-ray Alpha Gulf Foxtrot Seven. Contact Minneapolis center on three two one point three zero. Have a good day!" "Roger Chicago center. Switching to Minneapolis center on three two one three zero." I answered. Before turning back to Amy. "So why's she mad at you?" "Because of you." "Me?" I asked. "Uh huh. You told her that I would sleep with you for a weekend if you took her with you." "Yeah. I did. Just kinda came out in a discussion." I explained. "A discussion? Must have been some discussion." "Actually, it was an angry one. But then that first day we had more than one of those." "I take it she didn't much like the trip?" "She didn't like the ride up to the cabin, she didn't like that there's no indoor plumbing, she didn't like that there's no cell phone service up there, no electricity, and no computer. Should I go on? It only took me about five minutes and I'd had enough and threw her in the lake. The conversation came later." "So you what? Threatened to bring her home and she's now refusing?" "Something like that. Said she wasn't going anywhere until I went and got you. So here I am." "So here we are," she agreed. "What was so bad about the ride to the cabin?" I looked over at her sitting in her high heels and light weight mini-dress, the front plunge neckline cut down well below her very hefty breasts, thinking just how much fun I was going to have on the drive up the mountain, since that particular style dress pretty much prevented wearing any kind of bra. I'd always thought she had pretty nice looking tits, though I'd never seen them bare. I suspected that before the day was out I would. We made good time and soon landed at Crested Butte. Ten minutes of work to prep the plane for storage again and we were off in the well-worn Jeep. As the wind whipped around through the missing doors it kept blowing her skirt up her legs. I couldn't help but grin to myself at the sight of her lacy pink panties, the hard cock growing in my shorts. While I found Kim attractive, physically, I found Amy attractive in many more ways. I'd always wondered why she's spurned my obvious flirts, until Kim dropped the bomb on me that the two of them were more than just friends, but lovers as well. But even knowing that didn't stop my body from reacting to the attraction I felt for her. I turned off the highway and onto the gravel road, the Jeep bouncing and jolting at each hole, making her large tits bounce enticingly in the dress top. My stiff cock was almost uncomfortable in my shorts by the time I pulled off the gravel onto the winding dirt track I called a road up to the cabin. We bounced and jostled over the rough track, Amy's lovely boobs bouncing clear out of the top of her dress every so often. "It's getting late. We should have stopped for supper," she said, hanging onto the seat with one hand and the windshield with the other "Not a problem. Kim said she'd have dinner ready when we got back," I said as I gripped the wheel with both hands as I approached the same log that Kim had stripped at. "Kim? Cook? You do live dangerously!" she said as the front wheels launched over the log, the Jeep coming down hard on the other side. I eased the rear wheels up to the log and bounced over it, stopping on the other side. I shut the engine down, letting the sounds of the wind through the pines waft over us. "So. This is pretty much where it started." "Where what started?" Amy was confused. "The conversations. She was having some wardrobe trouble, kind of like you," I said nodding down toward the front of her dress where one of her large round breasts had shifted enough to completely expose one of her nipples and about half of her areola. She looked down, squeaked a little and pulled her dress top to cover her exposed nipple. "Sorry about that," she mumbled, blushing a little. "No need to apologize. I've been enjoying the view," I answered honestly. "Anyway, she was having more trouble than that, and I said I'd let her change into something more appropriate. Surprisingly, her version of more appropriate was to get completely naked." "She stripped? Right here?" "Uh huh. Rode the rest of the way up to the cabin naked. Worked out okay though. That way she didn't have a lot of wet clothes when I threw her in the lake." "Well, she's been seen by a lot of guys naked. I guess you're just one more on the list." "Yeah. Sorta. I agreed that it wasn't fair and let her convince me to strip too." "You? You stripped naked with her?" "Well, after her, but yeah," I said suddenly feeling a little self conscious. "And she wanted you to?" Amy marveled. "She said it was the fair thing to do." "Sometimes I don't understand her." "Well, you'll understand this less then. She wanted you to do the same thing. Something about if you showed up at the cabin dressed that she'd personally throw You into the lake, and the lake isn't exactly warm." "She wants me to strip? In front of you?" "That's what she said." "And if I don't?" "You get thrown in the lake, and just so you know, the lake temperature right now is about sixty degrees." "And what? You're supposed to just sit there and watch me?" "Nope. I'm supposed to strip with you." I added. "Wait. She wants both of us to get naked? What's she thinking?" "She's your boss. You tell me." I rebutted. "Well, I'm not going to! Not in front of you!" she said, crossing her arms over her chest. I looked down at my watch. "Well, we've got plenty of time. You made better time to the airport than I expected," I said, leaning back and putting one foot up on the hump between the seats. She sat for long seconds, her arms crossed in front of her. "Why?" she finally asked. "Why what?" "Why do I have to get naked?" "I guess because she wants you too." "I think it's just to humiliate me." "Humiliate you? How so? I mean weren't you the one that suggested that you'd have sex with me for a whole weekend to get me to take her on vacation with me? I mean, come on now. Getting undressed in front of me is now somehow humiliating? You'd have to have gotten undressed in front of me for that, right?" "Well. Yeah." "So getting undressed to get me to take her wouldn't be, but getting undressed after I did, is?" "That does sound kind of stupid, doesn't it?" Amy admitted. "Uh huh." "So you have to get undressed too?" She said, not quite believing my claims. "That's what she said." "Okay. So you go first." Amy negotiated. "Alright. As long as you realize that I'm not moving this Jeep until you're naked," I said as I moved to climb out of the Jeep. I pulled my t-shirt off and tossed it on the seat, quickly skimming my shorts off and tossing them on the pile I was making. I took a quick, deep breath and pushed down my boxer briefs, my hard cock poking out and waving around as I lifted each leg to step out of my underwear. I added the underwear to the pile and then moved the whole pile between the seats. "Okay. Your turn," I said as I sat back down in the bucket seat, my dick sticking up like a flag pole. She sat, staring at my engorged shaft and mushroom head. "God you're hard. Are you turned on by this? By me getting naked?" "A bit," I answered honestly. "I mean you know that I've been attracted to you since I met you. I’ve been upfront about that. Having your tits popping out of that dress all the way up here hasn't hurt any either." The Requisite Nude Arrival "God damn. Men are all the same. Fine. You wanna see me naked?" she asked as she undid her seat belt and stepped out of the Jeep. She quickly pulled the dress up and over her head, tossing it between the seats before reaching down and pushing the tiny pink lace panties down and off, her easily D cup tits swinging side to side as she stepped from foot to foot. Her nipples were nearly as large around as my index finger, sticking out almost as far as they were wide, each one centered in the middle of a three inch or larger pink circle of puckered areola. Her stomach was trim, but not muscular, and her thighs looked creamy and soft. Unlike Kim, she wasn't uniformly tanned, leaving large cream colored triangle shaped patches on each breast and between her legs. Unlike Kim, she wasn't shaved, but had a nicely trimmed little arrow of dark auburn curls pointing toward her fat puffy pussy lips. I lost sight of her below the waist as she walked around the Jeep, stopping at the door space next to my seat. "Well? You wanna do it here?" "Huh?" I asked stupidly. She stepped to the side and rested her hands on the back fender, bending over and sticking her ass out, her big tits swinging below her chest. "That's the idea isn't it? That's what all you guys want. Get em naked and then fuck em? Well, I promised you a fuck, why not come get it?" I shook my head in amazement. "You know. This is the kind of thing I'd have expected from Kim. Not you. You've always been nice, sweet, gentle. This... This is... This is just not the YOU I've seen." "Well, it's the me you get when you wanna treat me like a piece of meat. So come fuck me and get it over with." I didn't bother to move from my seat. "Yeah. I'd love to have sex with you. But not like this," I said shaking my head. "Why not? You're a guy, right? Isn't that the goal? Strip um and fuck um?" "Not all guys are like that. I’m surprised by your bigoted prejudices" "The hell they aren't," she said as she straightened up and started back around the Jeep. She climbed in and buckled her seat belt. "Well. I'm naked. Let's go." "If you say so." I answered, reaching down and starting the engine. I was more than a little surprised at her sudden change in demeanor, and I had no idea what had caused it. Since I'd known her she'd been nothing but sweet. While the naked thing, suggested by Kim, was supposed to be a bit of an ice breaker between the two of us, something that Kim THOUGHT that Amy wanted. Now I wasn't so sure. Maybe going to get her had been a big mistake. Maybe something in the note, which I hadn't read, and now wished I had, was provoking this response. Either way, I wasn't nearly as turned on as I was only minutes ago. Even watching her bare breasts bounce and sway as we made our way up the rough road wasn't having the effect on me one would expect. No, suddenly I wasn't convinced that the rest of the week was going to be all that my mind had conjured up. "So. What did her note say?" I asked as we bounced through a particularly deep rut. "Just some stuff," she said evasively. "Is that what's got you upset?" I asked, gripping the wheel tightly and glancing over at her. "Partly." "Partly? What's the other part?" "You." She blurted. "Me? What did I do?" "Well, for one thing, you weren't exactly honest with me." I was pretty sure I knew what she was talking about, me telling her it was an emergency to get her out here. But I wasn't going to offer. "How so?" I asked, instead. She twisted herself in her seat and glared at me. "You said this was an emergency. Somehow, getting naked in the woods with you doesn't FEEL like an emergency. You also got naked with Kim. That by itself isn't exactly normal. Have you been fucking her too?" I stopped the Jeep and looked over at her. "I thought you two were lovers. What makes you think that she'd even have any interest in having sex with a guy, let alone me?" "Just the fact that she told you that, makes me believe something else is going on here. She wouldn't say that unless you'd tried to push yourself on her. Is that what made her so mad? You got naked around her and couldn't keep your hands off of her? I thought you were different. I though you weren't like other guys, wanting to get into her pants just because of how she looks. How could I have been so wrong?" "I think you better ask her," I answered with a frown, dropping the Jeep into a lower gear and letting out the clutch again. I was suddenly glad that the cabin was only a couple more turns away. We rolled into the grassy front yard of the cabin, the road just sort of ending where the ground leveled out. Kim must have heard us drive in, stepping out of the door as we rolled to a stop a dozen yards from the front porch. She was wearing high heel wedges. and a flowery, flowing dress that was semi-sheer, her body teasingly visible through the thin material. Somehow she'd managed to get her hair done up and makeup on so that she looked every bit the model as she did when she stepped onto the plane four days ago. "AMY!" Kim said cheerfully as she stepped off the porch toward us. "Oh. I see that Adam took my suggestion. Did you enjoy the drive up naked as much as I did?" "Your suggestion? I thought it was an order. A direct command," Amy said sharply, as she looked over at me climbing out of the Jeep. "Well, suggestion, order. They're pretty much the same, aren't they?" "Not so much," Amy said as she slipped out of the seat. "So how much has he taken advantage of you?" Amy wanted to know. "Taken advantage of me? Why would you think such a thing? He has been the consummate gentleman. He's shown me things that I had no idea existed, and he's included me in things that I never thought I'd do." Amy looked at me as Kim hooked an arm around her shoulders and drew her toward the cabin while I pulled her suitcase from the back of the Jeep. "He didn't force himself on you? Make you have sex with him?" Kim laughed. "Make me? When has any man ever MADE me have sex with them?" "But you told him about us. You told him about our relationship," Amy said in confusion as Kim led her into the one room cabin with me following behind her with her suitcase. "I did. I thought it was important for him to know, if we were going to be sleeping together. Adam is trustworthy. He earned my trust, and more importantly, my respect." "Sleeping together as in sleeping, or sleeping together as in fucking?" Amy asked. "Yes," Kim answered simply. "So he did force himself on you!" "Certainly Not!" Kim answered. "No. he didn't. In fact, the first time we did anything we were laying on the top of the mountain in the sun and I asked him, actually I pulled his hand between my legs, and he fingered me off to a very pleasant orgasm. Sex didn't come until later." "So you asked him for sex?" "I did. And to his credit, he even resisted. He was a perfect gentleman that first night. Even rolling over so that I had privacy while I cleaned up. I wasn't exactly used to washing myself in a little pan of hot water, but I made due. The next day we went on a hike and he showed me the top of the mountain. That's where we played with each other. And yes, it was My request. Even then, with me laying completely naked next to him, my hand rubbing his quite pleasant cock, he still didn't press me for sex. It wasn't until after the storm and getting warmed up by the fire that I made love to him. I took the initiative and yes my sweet Amy, I made love to him right here in front of the fireplace." "But you swore off men years ago." "As did you. Do you remember why?" "Yeah. Men are thick headed jerks that want nothing more than to bang you and leave you like a used piece of trash," Amy said with a frown. "We were wrong, Amy. Not all men are that way. Some are even pretty decent. But there are some that are even more than decent. The one thing that Adam did that really changed my mind about him was that he threw me in the lake!" "And that told you he was a nice guy? Hell it sounds like he was being mean." "On the contrary," Kim said as she started moving around the small room, setting plates on the table. "I was the one being mean. In fact, I was being a royal pain in his ass. And because of that, he threw me in the lake. He’s a man of his word.” "Doesn't sound like a very nice thing to do." Kim pulled a tray from the ice box and carried it to the small counter by the stove. "Actually, it was exactly what he said he'd do. And he did it, despite the fact that I could have fired his ass for it!" she said as she lit two burners on the stove. "What are you doing," Naked Amy asked, stepping over to the stove to see what Kim was doing. "Cooking dinner. Fried potatoes and fresh trout." "But you don't know how to cook!" "I know how to cook this. Adam taught me. Very patiently I might add," Kim said with a smile. "And you know what? The fish? I caught them and cleaned them myself!" she said proudly. "You? You went fishing?" "I did. Adam taught me how to cast the fly and coached me. I caught all three of these," she said with a smile. "I never knew something like that could be so much fun!" Amy looked at me in confusion. "So this isn't an emergency where you're refusing to come home until I come get you?" "Well. In honesty, I wouldn't call it an emergency. But yes. I was refusing to come home until you came," Kim answered as she carefully placed potato slices into the oil she'd poured in one of the big cast iron pans. "Now you and Adam go sit on the bed while I cook." "On the bed?" Amy asked. "Of course. It's much more comfortable than these hard wooden chairs," she said, as she turned toward me. "Go on Adam. Out of the kitchen!  I mean it. Go sit with her on the bed. No better yet, why don't you lay down with her. Much more comfortable. And before you ask, Amy, no, you can not put any clothes on." Kim gave clear orders. "Why?" Amy asked, her brow furled. "Because. Since you two met several months ago, he's had a thing for you. He tried to ask you out, but that didn't fly. So now that he's seen you naked, I’s you’ve been enjoying the wonderful view of his amazing cock; I think he should have a chance to also feel you naked. So go snuggle up while I cook this!" I walked to the bed and lay down on close to the wall, propping my back up on a rolled pillow to a reclined position so I could still see Kim working at the stove. Amy seemed irritated as she walked over and sat down on the bed, hard. She was clearly doing this under protest. Kim turned to look across the small room at us. "Damn Amy! I thought you liked Adam!" I couldn't see her face, but I could hear the frown in her voice. "I didn't say I didn't, but that doesn't mean I need to lay naked with him." "Have it your way," Kim said, turning to face the two of us. She reached down to the hem of her dress and pulled it up, skimming it up over her head and tossing it toward the suitcase sitting near the wall, leaving her in nothing but her high heels. I could hear the potatoes starting to sizzle in the pan of hot oil behind her as she stepped over to us. She leaned down and cupped both of Amy's tits as she leaned her face down to Amy's. I could almost hear a moan in the soft sigh Amy let slip as she and Kim's hot wet lips sucked and teased each other, Kim's hands continually working her friend’s soft round breasts. She let go of Amy's tits and slipped her hands around her sides to coax her to move on the bed, getting her to slide back and farther up toward me before gently pushing her back as she broke the long seductive kiss. As Amy's body pressed against mine, with Amy’s head on my right shoulder and her ass resting partly over my hip, Kim reached her hands to mine and pulled them around Amy's body, pressing them over the tits she'd so recently been playing with. "Why don't you let Adam keep you warmed up while I finish cooking?" she whispered before straightening and moving back to the stove. Amy ceased fighting against the idea, but remained passive, with her arms crossed over her belly. I gently began to massage Amy's soft breasts with both of my hands, my cock once again rock hard and pressing against her side. This time Amy didn't object as I squeezed and kneaded her soft tits, letting my thumbs gently slide back and forth across her hard nipples and puckered areola. She took a deep breath and let it out slowly, clearly enjoying my attention. I could hear the sizzle of fish as Kim laid the first of the three fish into the second pan of hot oil, though I doubted that Amy was paying any attention. She'd let her head roll in against my chest, her eyes closed as I gently teased her hard nipples. I let my left hand side down from her breast across her firm smooth stomach, gently teasing my fingers through her curly trimmed bush. I felt her momentarily stiffen in my arms, clearly unsure if she really wanted me to touch her where my hand was quite obviously headed. She didn't spread her legs or give me any indication at all that she wanted me to either continue or stop, so I let my hand reach to her left thigh and gently stroke my fingers up and down it, while my other hand continued to stroke and massage her right breast. She got goosebumps when I made first contact with her inner thigh, but within a few breaths, her body started hungering for more. She slowly relaxed against me as my fingers stroked up and down her thigh, slowly moving to the inside of her leg. I felt her weight shift slightly as she spread her legs, finally allowing my fingers to stroke all the way up her thigh to her pussy lips. I took that as an invitation, though a timid one. I let my fingers slow as they reached the juncture of her legs, letting just one finger stroke up and around the side of her pussy, more in the crease of her leg than on her full round pussy lip. I stroked down again, as far as my arm could reach before starting up again, this time her hand connecting with mine as I approached the end of my stroke. She drew my hand closer to her pussy, not letting go until my fingers were on her very wet lips. I could feel the hot wetness seep into my fingers as I pressed them gently against her round outer lips and the small amount of inner lip protruding. I pressed my middle finger gently and felt it slip between her lips, easily dipping into the wet depths between them. I slowly stroked my finger up, drawing it along her pubic bone, until I finally felt the hard press of her clitoris. "Oh fuck," she moaned softly as my finger drew along her hard nub, a slight shudder racing through her body. I dipped my finger back down between her lips, sliding it along and between her lips until I could feel the entrance to her soft depths. I curled my finger and let it press into her as she rolled her hips toward me, encouraging me to press into her. I drew my finger slowly out of her again, stroking up the length of her slit until I once again found her clit, stroking across and around it for long seconds. I started back down toward her entrance again, but her hand found mine and drew it back up again. "Don't stop. Please don't stop," she moaned, pressing my fingers against her clit as she drew her feet onto the bed and pushed her knees apart, spreading her pussy for my fingers. "If you want," I whispered, concentrating my strokes on and around her hard exposed clit. I worked the tip of my finger across her hard nub, rolling it and stroking it before circling my finger around and around it. I heard her moans grow in depth and length as she tried to push her pussy toward my hand, her arms and legs periodically shuddering. "Oh god," she whispered as the shudders grew in intensity. "Oh God!" she cried loudly, her whole body seeming to dissolve into shudders against me. I continued to stroke her clit until she reached for my hand and drew it away, whispering "enough" breathlessly. "If you two are done, dinner is ready," Kim said from where she stood next to the little kitchen table, wearing the gray t-shirt I'd loaned her days before to cook in. Cooking fried food naked isn't exactly what I would call fun. Maybe fun to look at, but definitely NOT fun when the food spatters at you. "Um. Yeah. Sure," Amy said, gently pushing herself up off of me without looking back at me. She got up and walked to the table without looking at me. I pushed myself off the bed and headed to the table, my hard cock swinging side to side with each step. Pulling out a chair I sat down across from where Kim stood, Amy on my left and an empty chair on my right for Kim. "Looks great!" I said with a smile, looking up at a beaming Kim. "You've got this dish down pat! Ready for something new tomorrow?" "I think maybe," Kim said as she sat in the chair across from Amy. She looked across the table at her friend expectantly. "You cooked this?" Amy asked, picking up her fork and using it to flake a section of trout off the bones. "You saw me. Well, mostly saw me. When you weren't in the throes of ecstasy that is." "I wasn't in the throes of ecstasy!" Amy snapped as she lifted the fork of fish to her mouth. "Damn! This is good!" "Thank you!" Kim beamed. "In the morning you can try my other specialty. Ham and eggs. Still trying to get the eggs right though. You know. I never knew how hard it was to make over easy really come out over easy and not broken scrambled messes!" "You cook breakfast too?" "Uh huh. Adam taught me. Said that everyone should know how to make enough things to survive on," Kim said as she scooped some fish into her own mouth. Yumm. Almost as good as sex." "Seriously? As good as sex?" Amy asked with a chuckle. "Well, average sex anyway. I mean not Adam sex. Hell, I don't think I've ever eaten a meal that tops how that makes me feel." "So you two have been having a regular sex party?" Amy asked, her face darkening in apparent anger. "I wouldn't call it a sex party. More like an intimate sharing of some really incredibly wonderful moments. He makes me climax so damn hard, no matter how we do it. I mean it's almost mind blowing how well he can manipulate my body to make my climax hold off and hold off until I'm ready to scream and then it washes over me like a tidal wave! God he's good at that!" To be continued. By m storyman x, for Literotica.

Thanksgiving.The kind of holiday where the food's good, the smiles are polite, and nobody mentions the family tension simmering just below the surface.Paul Merhige sat at the table like everyone else.Chatted. Posed for photos.Then — something changed.And by the time the night was over…nothing would ever be the same.Source Material:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Thanksgiving_murders  https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2011/10/27/merhige-sentenced-to-7-consecutive/7268784007/ https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/thanksgiving-massacre-plea-deal-expected/ https://www.wflx.com/story/15893914/merhige-sentenced-to-seven-consecutive-life-sentences/  https://abcnews.go.com/WN/thanksgiving-killings-suspect-paul-merhige-nabbed-fla-hotel/story?id=9468919   https://www.courthousenews.com/parents-cleared-on-sons-thanksgiving-murders/  https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/report-paul-merhige-will-accept-plea-deal/ https://www.southfloridainjurylawyerblog.com/thanksgiving_day_killers_paren/ https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/possible-plea-deal-for-accused-thanksgiving-killer/1885673/  https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/2011/10/29/schultz-in-merhige-case-day/7283477007/   https://www.yahoo.com/news/thanksgiving-massacre-2009-highlights-todays-130038254.html Music Credit:1. IMPERVIOUSMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/dorian-pinto/imperviousLicense code: LUZNNGUQNGYSFZI82. CAN'T SLEEPMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/locran/cant-sleepLicense code: HAVIXRYL3KM0XULJ 3. LIGHTLESS DAWNMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/lightless-dawnLicense code: PFYUGTZVDWOCBNLK4. SOLVING THE CRIME2021-09-06_-_Solving_The_Crime_-_David_Fesliyan.mp35. DARK FOGMysteriousSuspensefulMusic2018-11-03_-_Dark_Fog_-_David_Fesliyan.mp3Connect with us: killerhearttohearts@gmail.comFollow us on: Tik TokFollow us on: InstagramLike us on: FacebookFollow us on: Twitter

Irish people are as afraid of public speaking as they are of death according to a new survey by The Broadcast Institute. 1,000 Irish adults were asked to name their biggest fear. 31 per cent, topping the poll said a fear of heights, with public speaking and death tied for second place at 30 per cent. Henry McKean chatted to people about their worst fear and spoke to Paul Connolly from the Broadcast Institute. He sent this report.

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I sit down with Madison Lambden, homebuilding executive, community leader, and co-founder of The Nightingale Centre for Grieving Children, Youth, and Families. Madison shares her powerful journey of turning personal tragedy into purpose after the loss of her younger brother, and how that experience sparked her mission to support grieving families with compassion, connection, and care.Join us as we dive into these key takeaways:• "Growing in grief" Why grief doesn't shrink, but your life can grow around it. • How to show up for someone who is grieving: being present over being perfect. • The five questions grieving children need answered and how to talk to kids about loss. • Why the leadership we need today is rooted in empathy, presence, and being human first. • Lessons from Madison's dual roles in corporate strategy and grief advocacy. • The transformative power of community and peer support in the healing process. If this episode resonated, share it with someone who might need it too. You can also learn more about Madison's work through the Nightingale Centre below.Madison's LinksWebsite: https://nightingalecentre.org/Instagram: @nightingalecentreMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Had the opportunity to chat with Ben Hendricks. Co- Owner of Five Star Storage Units. A family owned and operated business for the last 21 years. Chatted with Ben about all things storage units and they started. Ben IG: https://www.instagram.com/bhendricks.927?igsh=MTFiNWxoM2k0b3Zqag==Five Star Socials Website : www.fivestarstorage.bizIG: https://www.instagram.com/fivestarstorage?igsh=MzJ1OTNpaXZpMG96FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/1BRXBku8d5/?mibextid=wwXIfrLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/five-star-storage/Coop socials Supplements: https://ep-nutrition.com/?aff=7910 use discount code: cwahlo for 10% off. IG: @chiseleddadbodSnapchat: @chiseleddadbodL inked in: http://linkedin.com/in/cooper-wahlo-jr-79a7b0223Twitter: @chiseledadbod YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCAaGVd9FeTNIOql5lGaXOTA?sub_confirmation=1 TikTok: @chiseledadbodFacebook: Cooper Wahlo Jr Looking to transform your body and energy

Michael Wedaa  - Augmentus Business Solutions On the Keeping the Details Correct: "If your address is your old business address with the Secretary of State or with the IRS or on one of the credit bureaus, there's an algorithm in a lot of banks that will give you an automatic denial." Money makes the world go 'round, and it does that by flowing.  Money in your business, money out to employees, vendors, investments, and the ever present tax-man. But what if you could shuffle your money a bit to be able to improve the flow to the good things to build your business and your net worth and reduced the amount going to the less than good things?  Would you want to learn how to reduce your tax burden, limit your liability and build your business credit?? The crazy thing is, a lot of these strategies are simple and effective.  The crazier thing is that many entrepreneurs don't know about them or feel they are too small for it to matter. It matters. Michael Wedaa is the owner of Augmentus Business Solutions.  Their purpose is to help businesses navigate the game of business to make and keep more money.  He understands the nuances and differences between things like LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps, and how you want your different business entities to be structured. Listen as Michael goes into detail on business credit, taxes and business entity differences. Enjoy! Visit Michael at: https://www.augmentusinc.com On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/corp_llc_guru/   Podcast Overview: 00:00 Understanding Business Credit Types 07:23 "Ensuring Business Credit Readiness" 12:22 Boost Business Credit with Proper Address 18:05 Kid-Friendly Jobs and Saving Tips 22:51 Passive Income through Market Rent Strategy 31:32 Protecting Assets with Equity Liens 36:55 Strategic Lien Planning Explained 41:22 Real Estate Investing with Business Credit 46:18 Delaware Business Court Advantage 48:50 "Registered Agent Requirement for Businesses" 59:11 Asset Protection Through Liens 01:04:44 "Business Rogue: Advanced Corporation Hacks" Podcast Transcription: Michael Wedaa [00:00:00]: No, but, you know, business credit is what I wanted to talk about today. As you know, we focus on helping people get the most out of their corporation or llc. And one of the ways we help people do that is by helping them build business credit. And business credit is very different from personal credit. The rules are different. James Kademan [00:00:25]: You have found Authentic Business Adventures, the business program that brings you the struggle stories and and triumphant successes of business owners across the land. Downloadable audio episodes can be found in the podcast link found@drawincustomers.com we are locally underwritten by the bank of Sun Prairie Calls On Call, Extraordinary Answering Service, as well as the Bold Business book. And today we're welcoming Slash, preparing to learn from Michael Wedaa of Augmentus Business Solutions. And Michael, we're hitting a lot of things here. The business credit, I believe, is the main one. So let's just start out with what is business credit? Michael Wedaa [00:01:01]: Great. No, first off, James, it's great to spend some time with you again. It's been a while since we last. James Kademan [00:01:06]: Chatted, but it has, you know, it's funny. I'll just elude here a little bit. YouTube is moving into shorts and all that jazz because they're trying to compete with all the other social media things that have short videos. And so we just got fancy software, whatever to find shorts. And it's interesting because some interviews, you're like, yeah, there's a handful. And yours is like, ba, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. All good stuff. So I'm so happy that we have you on here a second time because, well, good. James Kademan [00:01:34]: Now we get more content for the masses. Michael Wedaa [00:01:36]: Right? That's right. That's right. No, but, you know,

Chatted with Slaughter to Prevail about breaking the Wall of Death record, touring with Falling in Reverse, they taught me how to speak a little Russian, their dream collabs and tattoos.Don't forget to bang your head on the links belowTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@jesealeeInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jesealee/YouTubehttps://youtube.com/@JeseaLeePodcast available on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music and everywhere else you consume podcastsProduction by WhatTheGleeson Content Creation https://www.instagram.com/whatthegleesonTheme song by Michael Stoutengerhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6LO5eGttpemsEdm5kixX10?si=pXW6AbohTWaFgHMdh3ZmzgSubscribe to my newsletter:https://jesealee.substack.com/Everything else:https://www.jesealee.com/

In this episode of Teeter Talks, I sit down with Jessica Janzen, motivational speaker, coach, author, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, whose story of resilience and joy will leave you inspired. From building a foundation in honour of her late son to empowering others with her contagious energy, Jessica shares how she fights for joy, leans into authenticity, and leads with courage in every season of life.Join us as we dive into these highlights: • Why joy isn't effortless, it's intentional “hard work” that requires daily practice. • The leadership lesson of “living well to lead well” and modeling healthy boundaries for those you serve. • How to release the weight of others' opinions and lead authentically, even when it feels uncomfortable. • The difference between happiness and joy, and how joy can coexist with grief, struggle, and uncertainty. • Why true community doesn't come by proximity, but by intentionally seeking spaces that fill you up. • Reframing “problems” as opportunities for growth and why great leaders make peace with problem-solving.Tune in to this episode of Teeter Talks for an unforgettable conversation that will challenge how you define leadership, joy, and success. And if you loved it, please leave a rating and review, and be sure to connect with Jessica through her website or Instagram to learn more about her impactful work.Jessica's Links:Website: https://www.jessicajanzen.ca/Instagram: @thejessicajanzenLinkedIn: Jessica JanzenMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

PJ finds out more about the movie and what Austin Butler and Zoe Kravitz stars said when they chatted to Crossy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chatted with the OVERALL Female AG winner Kinley Bollinger who just won Boise 70.3! we chatted about her race, her Kona build and we did a deep dive into all things Pro Triathlon right now! Hope you enjoy the conversation! Follow Kinley here! https://www.instagram.com/kinleybtriathlete/?hl=en --- Find out more about Coach Steve HERE https://insidethebigring.org/ www.madisonmultisport.com ---- Check out Coach Steve's Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@StevenBrandesTRI ---- If you are looking at a consultation with Coach Steve to talk training, racing, aero set ups, and nutrition book here! www.insidethebigring.org/coaching ---- Check out Coach Steve's IRONMAN and 70.3 Training Plans you can BUY! https://shorturl.at/w4kmv ---- If you are into MORE PODCASTS, CLICK HERE!!! https://insidethebigring.org/podcast

In this episode of Teeter Talks, I sat down with the remarkable Dr. Robyne Hanley-Dafoe, a globally recognized scholar, award-winning author, and expert on resiliency, well-being, and stress. Her unique perspective blends lived experience, academic rigor, and practical tools to help people lead with intention and recover with grace. From surviving a traumatic car accident at 16, to leaving her dream job due to burnout, Robyne shares profound insights on what it means to lead well in today's fast-paced world and how to build a life that's grounded, resilient, and aligned with your values.Join us as we dive into these highlights: • Dr. Robyne's gripping survival story and how it sparked her lifelong study of human resiliency.• The five pillars of resiliency—belonging, perspective, acceptance, hope, and humor—and how they shape everyday leadership.• Why slowing down is essential, not optional, for sustainable success.• Her practical definition of self-awareness and how to build it, even if it doesn't come naturally.• How to reframe stress as energy and focus instead of a threat to be eliminated.• The leadership power of letting the most junior voice speak first.• The research-backed truth: a parent's well-being is the strongest predictor of a child's resiliency.If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love for you to leave a rating and review. And don't forget to check the links to connect with Dr. Robyne and explore her incredible work. Thanks for being here—your community of leaders awaits!Dr. Robyne's Links:Website: https://drrobyne.caInstagram: @dr_robynehdPodcast: Resiliency RedefinedMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

In this nourishing episode of Teeter Talks, I sat down with Lindsay Taylor, Registered Holistic Nutritionist, postpartum advocate, and founder of The Food Doula, to talk about food, motherhood, and the quiet leadership that comes from taking care of ourselves. We explored how nourishment shapes our energy, identity, and recovery, especially during pregnancy and postpartum.Join us as we dive into these topics:• How Lindsay's own postpartum journey led her from academic research to holistic nutrition.• The cultural messaging around food and motherhood that pulls us away from our needs.• Why postpartum is about rebuilding, not restricting with food as a key support.• The myth of “bouncing back” and how asking for help is an act of leadership.• Simple, no-shame food strategies for when you're exhausted and overwhelmed.• How The Professional Perinatal Nutrition Program helps practitioners support women more fully.• Lindsay's powerful reminder that feeding yourself well isn't a luxury, it's leadership, and it shapes how we show up in every area of life.Whether you're navigating new motherhood or supporting someone who is, Lindsay offers a grounded, compassionate voice and a powerful reminder: feeding yourself well is not optional, it's foundational.Lindsay's Links:Website: www.thefooddoula.comInstagram: @the.food.doulaBook: The Food Doula CookbookMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Guy Montgomery joins the show! Phone alone – convince us that you’re in the car with someone else! When have you seen a parent naked? Have you ever had to hide in your own house? Can you hear it - $100 per can is back! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chatted current events on a show hosted by Charles ( Eyes and Ears ) 7Sees and I were guests.***Welcome the EyesAndEars show, with your conductor, Charles.Joining me today are Weezy and 7SEES.Weezy, (What is TRUTH? PODCAST) is a Lincoln Assassination Researcher and Podcaster. Find Weezy on your favorite podcast player, he's a real on indeed.7Sees is a researcher who sees the big picture and makes connections. His maps, links, and charts have been blowing up for a while now. 7Sees is out for the truth at all costs.Join us as we break down recent news on AI, US relations, "Alt" Media, and much more.Thanks for watching!Charles (3yesAnd3ars):⁠https://x.com/3yes_3ars⁠⁠https://rumble.com/user/3yesAnd3ars⁠WEEZY:⁠https://linktr.ee/whatistruthpodcast⁠⁠https://x.com/WhatTruthPod⁠7SEES:⁠https://linktr.ee/the7sees⁠⁠https://x.com/7SEES_⁠********************************************************Find all my links here⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/whatistruthpodcast⁠⁠⁠To catch a live show, Please Follow me Odysee and Or Rumble!Please rate 5 stars if you enjoy the content! For vast majority of my content follow me on Odysee⁠⁠⁠https://odysee.com/@Weezy:a⁠⁠⁠Now on Rumble!⁠⁠⁠https://rumble.com/user/Whatistruthpodcast⁠⁠⁠Follow me on Twitter!⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/WhatTruthPod⁠⁠⁠Join our Telegram channel Group and Stay on top of the Show Schedule!⁠⁠⁠https://t.me/witweezy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@WHATISTRUTHTV⁠⁠⁠Listen on your Favorite podcast player!⁠⁠⁠https://www.minds.com/weezytruth/⁠⁠⁠Daddygate Podcast⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDaddyGatePodcast⁠⁠⁠If you would like to "Tip" the show Click the Patreon Link. Support will help me improve the show. Much Love to all whom already have!⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/What_is_Truth⁠⁠⁠If you would like to join the WHAT IS TRUTH? PODCAST private FACEBOOK group, hit the link! Private Facebook group⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/429145721412069/?ref=share⁠

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I had the joy of sitting down with Kristina Bartold-Sorgota, Co-founder and CEO of The Social Snippet, community builder, and co-host of The Build Your Digital Community Podcast. Kristina's passion for people is the heartbeat of everything she touches, from producing podcasts (including this one!) to helping women entrepreneurs connect, grow, and thrive. In our conversation, we dig into entrepreneurship, redefining success, and why building real community is the ultimate leadership move. If you've ever wondered how to grow a business with heart, humour and hustle, you'll want to listen in!Join us as we dive into these topics:Why leadership is about going first, showing up, engaging, and modelling the behaviour you hope to see in others.How Kristina turned her background in student life and leadership into a thriving marketing agency and real-world community.The origin story of The Social Snippet and how one DM turned into a seven-figure business built on trust, connection, and collaboration.The difference between building a following and building a community and why the latter leads to long-term impact.Real talk on social media: how it supports your business, where it fits into your sales ecosystem, and why virality isn't the goal.Her secret weapon for growth? Hosting High Vibe Women, live events that bring female entrepreneurs together for real-life connection, mentorship, and momentum.Kristina is the kind of leader who lifts others while staying grounded in her values. Her journey is proof that success is about more than numbers, it's about people, purpose, and making others feel seen. If this episode resonated with you, please rate, review, and share it with someone who's building something meaningful. See you next time on Teeter Talks!Kristina Bartold's Links:Instagram: @kristina.bartoldWebsite: thesocialsnippet.comWebsite: https://thesocialbusinessclub.ca Use the code PODCAST for $1 for your first month!Podcast: Community PodcastMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

This week on Teeter Talks, I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Tyler Champagne, Canadian comedian, dad of two, and the viral content creator behind Heated Seats. Known for his hilarious and wildly relatable parenting videos, Tyler is also the host of The THICCDAD Podcast, where he dives into the joys and challenges of fatherhood with his signature humour. In our conversation, we explore how he went from car content to parenting gold, why comedy is one of the most powerful leadership tools, and the importance of using your platform for impact. Get ready to laugh, reflect, and feel seen in the beautifully chaotic world of parenthood.Join us as we dive into these topics:The story behind Heated Seats, how it started as a car comedy brand and naturally evolved into a top-tier parenting account.Why parenting is the ultimate act of leadership and how showing up with empathy, humour, and presence can shape the next generation.How Tyler's comedy background equipped him with communication and quick-thinking skills that serve him in sales, content creation, and family life.The heart and hustle behind his Postpartum for Dads video series, how it's breaking stigmas, building bridges, and educating partners through comedy.What it means to lead by example, especially in a digital world where kids are always watching.The importance of building community through authenticity and humour, and why laughing through the hard stuff is sometimes the most healing thing we can do.Tyler's blend of humour and heart with his take on fatherhood, leadership, and using comedy to spark meaningful conversation is exactly the kind of perspective we need more of. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a parent or leader who could use a good laugh and a little encouragement. See you next time on Teeter Talks!Tyler Champagne's Links:Instagram: @heated_seats  Podcast: The THICCDAD PodcastTikTok: @champagnetylerMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Laura Gallaher—an organizational psychologist, leadership coach, and speaker whose work with NASA and Disney has shaped how we understand culture and leadership today. We unpack the powerful connection between radical self-acceptance and effective leadership, exploring how leaders can only create psychological safety for others when they first cultivate it within themselves. Laura shares her own humbling leadership lessons, redefining authenticity, self-awareness, and the backstage work that influences how we lead on stage.Join us as we dive into these topics:How a pivotal moment at NASA sparked Laura's deep dive into radical self-acceptance.Why psychological safety begins with self-acceptance, not just knowledge or intention.Redefining authenticity as the alignment between intention and impact.The surprising struggle high achievers face when accepting their strengths, not just their flaws.How your self-acceptance sets the ceiling for your self-awareness and leadership effectiveness.A moving story about feedback, humility, and transforming how we show up for our teams.Practical tools for starting a self-acceptance practice, including Laura's Self-Acceptance Quiz.The emotional impact of compliments and why leaders need to learn to receive them.It was truly enlightening to chat with Dr. Laura Gallaher. Her take on leadership from the inside out is something every leader needs to hear. If you enjoyed this conversation, I'd love it if you could leave a rating and review—it means the world! Thanks for tuning in, and I can't wait for you to hear the next episode of Teeter Talks!Laura's Links:Self-Acceptance Quiz: selfacceptancequiz.comInstagram @DrLauraGallaherMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Sho from @BWAYSHO If there is a Broadway legend with a pulse, there's a good chance Shoshana has chatted with them on a mic! Watch this insightful and hilarious conversation that highlights not just the passion, but also the work ethic it takes to create bwaySHO! bwaySHO YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/bwaySHO To try your own Broadway Fitness Program, go to: https://builtforthestage.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sho from @BWAYSHO If there is a Broadway legend with a pulse, there's a good chance Shoshana has chatted with them on a mic! Watch this insightful and hilarious conversation that highlights not just the passion, but also the work ethic it takes to create bwaySHO! bwaySHO YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/bwaySHO To try your own Broadway Fitness Program, go to: https://builtforthestage.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I'm excited to sit down with the incredible Cam F. Awesome, a powerhouse Keynote Speaker, Diversity Consultant, Event Emcee, and multi-time National Champion Heavyweight Olympic boxer. Cam's journey is nothing short of inspiring, showcasing what it truly means to chase your dreams, even when faced with adversity. With countless titles and a wealth of life experience, Cam has developed a unique perspective on resilience and overcoming obstacles. In this conversation, you'll hear firsthand how he channels his passion, determination, and leadership to create lasting impact both in and out of the ring.Join us as we dive into these topics: Cam's childhood experience with physical bullying and how it led him to boxing.The power of mindset and the impact of the narratives we tell ourselves.Pursuing his boxing dreams despite financial struggles and being kicked off the Olympic team.The decision to change his last name to "Awesome" and embracing confidence over humility.The importance of learning from losses and shifting our perspective on failure.Evolving into a stronger leader and reflecting on past mistakes for personal growthIt was so much fun chatting with Cam F. Awesome! His energy and authenticity are contagious, and I know you'll walk away inspired. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating and review—it means the world! Be sure to connect with Cam through the links below. Thanks for tuning in, and I can't wait for you to hear the next episode of Teeter Talks!Cam's Links: Website: Cam AwesomeInstagram: Cam F Awesome TikTok: Awesome TalksFacebook: Cam F AwesomeUSA Boxing: USA BoxingGolden Gloves of America: Golden GlovesBig Brothers Big Sisters: Big Brothers Big Sisters of AmericaBoys & Girls Club: Boys & Girls Clubs of AmericaMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

This week I had the opportunity to interview Kyle Emanuel. Who played at Ndsu and played in the NFL as well. Chatted about what he's doing now and what it was like playing in the big leagues. Don't miss this one.Need a real estate plan? https://myworkspacecab7e2cc4b.myclickfunnels.com/squeeze-page--5d20bSupplements: https://ep-nutrition.com/?aff=7910 use discount code: cwahlo for 10% off.IG: @chiseleddadbodSnapchat: @chiseleddadbodL inked in: http://linkedin.com/in/cooper-wahlo-jr-79a7b0223Twitter: @chiseledadbodYouTube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCAaGVd9FeTNIOql5lGaXOTA?sub_confirmation=1TikTok: @chiseledadbod Facebook: Cooper Wahlo Jr Website: https://cooperwahlo.bhhspreproperties.com/https://www.arbonne.com/us/en/shop-all/nutrition/energy/daily-glow-%26-energy-bundle/p/1114%20UShttps://www.arbonne.com/us/en/arb/LindsayWahlo/shop-all/nutrition/weight-management/30-days-to-healthy-living-set-with-greensynergy-elixir/p/1230%20US

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I chat with the lovely Kimberly Evans, the host of The Joy Curator Podcast and owner of JOY. Consulting + Experiences. With over 20 years of experience in event planning, marketing, and consulting, Kimberly helps professionals gain clarity, transform their lives, and lead with joy. She's passionate about creating authentic connections in both business and life, and her leadership reflects her commitment to philanthropy, serving on the board of the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce and advocating for Cystic Fibrosis Canada. Kimberly's approach to leadership is grounded in balance, joy, and giving back—her insights are sure to inspire you to lead with purpose and heart.Join us as we dive into these topics: Understanding the difference between joy and happiness.Kimberly's journey with her daughter's cystic fibrosis and finding joy through hardship.Advice on supporting others during tough times.The importance of identifying and aligning with your core values.Kimberly's insights on leadership and advice for aspiring leaders.It was a pleasure chatting with Kimberly Evans! Her perspective on joy, leadership, and purpose is so refreshing. If you loved this episode, I'd be so grateful if you could leave a rating and review. Don't forget to connect with Kimberly through the links below. Thanks for tuning in, and I can't wait to share the next episode of Teeter Talks with you!Kimberly's Links: Instagram: KIMBERLY JOY EVANS JOY Consulting + Experience Website: JOY. Consulting + ExperiencesJOY Consulting + Experience Instagram: JOY. Consulting + ExperiencesThe Joy Curator Podcast: Instagram : The Joy Curator PodcastApple Music: The Joy Curator PodcastSpotify: The Joy Curator PodcastCystic Fibrosis Canada: Cystic Fibrosis CanadaInstagram : Cystic Fibrosis Canada Marissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Send us a textJoe and Josh get the famous (at least on our podcast) Bozo to join them on their show.  They took a stroll down memory lane to discuss basically how awful he was as a brother, but hey, he got better.  Rated himself a high 3 out of 10.  Chatted about some "Bozo-isms" and several other brotherly items.  As always be sure to follow us on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.  Email us at init2twinitpodcast@gmail.com and follow our In It 2 Twin It Podcast Facebook Page.  Enjoy the show!

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I get to chat with my good friend, Jay Whitelaw. Jay is the Founder of Givesome, a company dedicated to creating meaningful impact through the power of generosity. This conversation was as fun as it was meaningful, filled with reflections on what it means to lead with a giving heart and the incredible ripple effects small acts of generosity can have. Jay's passion for inspiring others to make a difference shines through, and his perspective on leadership is both refreshing and empowering. Over the years, Jay has shown me what it looks like to lead with purpose and use your influence to create positive change. I can't wait for you to hear his insights and be inspired to think about generosity in a whole new way. Whether you're looking for inspiration, seeking ways to make a difference, or simply curious about the impact of generosity, this episode will leave you feeling uplifted and motivated to take your next step.Join us as we dive into these topics: Jay's deep passion for making a positive impact and the heart behind his commitment to doing good.Personal stories that highlight the powerful effect generosity has on both the giver and the recipient.A memorable experience with a man dressed as Elvis Presley that inspired Jay to create Givesome.The launch of the See the Good Foundation and its mission.Practical advice for individuals and companies looking to give back and make a difference.The qualities of a great leader, including the courage to admit failure and lead with transparency.It was such a joy catching up with my good friend, Jay Whitelaw. His passion for generosity and leadership is contagious, and I'm sure you'll feel the same way after listening. If you enjoyed this conversation, I'd love for you to leave a rating and review. And don't forget to check out the links below to connect with Jay. Thank you for tuning in—I'm already looking forward to the next episode of Teeter Talks. See you then! Jay's Links:Website: www.givesome.org Instagram: GivesomeLinkedIn: Givesome | LinkedInFacebook: GivesomeMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I have the honor of speaking with the remarkable Greg Stewart, a two-time gold medalist in shot put at the 2020 and 2024 Paralympic Games. Greg's story goes far beyond his athletic achievements—his journey is a profound testament to resilience, perseverance, and the power of the human spirit. In this heartfelt conversation, Greg opens up about the challenges he's faced and the invaluable lessons he's learned along the way. His insights on self-awareness, overcoming adversity, and embracing the leader within are both inspiring and empowering. Greg's story reminds us that greatness is not defined by the obstacles we face, but by our ability to rise above them and push forward with determination and heart.Join us as we dive into these topics: The emotions that come with winning a gold medal in the Olympics, dealing with imposter syndrome, and reflecting on greatness while being disabled.Battling the realization of disability at 25, seeking value and belonging, and the struggle of feeling unfulfilled even with help. The importance of investing in mental health.Acknowledging and celebrating differences, challenging societal norms, encouraging open-mindedness, and the idea that it's okay to not try to be the same.Success and vulnerability, how they are interconnected, and the importance of having tough conversations in personal growth.Not initially identifying as a leader but stepping into that role, practicing mindfulness, and understanding leadership through self-awareness and action.I had such a great time chatting with Greg Stewart. His journey is beyond inspiring, and I'm sure you took away as much from this conversation as I did. If you enjoyed it, I'd really appreciate it if you could leave a rating and review. And don't forget to check out the links below to connect with Greg. Thanks for tuning into this episode and being a part of the Teeter Talks community! Greg's Links:Instagram: Greg StewartTikTok: The Mindfulete (@themindfulete)LinkedIn: LinkedInWebsite: Greg Stewart‘Stand Out' book: Stand OutCanadian Athletes Now: CAN FundMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I had the honor of speaking with the remarkable Ashley Deland, a dynamic leader and fierce advocate for female entrepreneurs. As the Founder and CEO of Maison De Land, a full-service creative design house, Ashley empowers lifestyle brands and founders with her expertise in marketing, branding, and business development. Her work has earned her recognition in Forbes, INC, Entrepreneur, and countless awards, including “Best Female Entrepreneur In Canada” at the 2023 Stevie Awards. In this raw and deeply personal conversation, Ashley opens up about the immense trauma she has faced and the sacrifices she has made to become the person and leader she is today. She reflects on the difficult moments that shaped her journey and how, through relentless self-work and healing, she is overcoming her past to step into her full power. Ashley's story is one of resilience and transformation—showing that true leadership isn't about perfection, but about facing your pain, doing the inner work, and making the conscious decision to grow. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength it takes to rebuild yourself and rise from the ashes, and it's a must-listen for anyone on a journey of healing and personal growth.Join us as we dive into these topics: The importance of finding the time to share her story and the healing process from past pain and trauma to better show up for others.Ashley's childhood experiences, including working at just 7 months old, how they shaped her extraversion, and growing up in an environment that sought to silence her.The journey of personal evolution, refusing to settle, and realizing that our dreams often don't reflect our full potential.Ashley's experience in a cult-like religious environment, breaking free, and what her faith looks like today.The transformative journey into sobriety and the profound impact it has had on Ashley's life.Defining leadership and the core values that guide Ashley in becoming a strong, authentic leader.Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions about sensitive topics, including molestation and experiences related to feeling trapped in a religious cult. Listener discretion is advised.Ashley's story is a powerful reminder that true leadership begins from within—through healing, resilience, and a commitment to personal growth. Her journey encourages us all to embrace vulnerability, face our past, and continuously evolve into the leaders we are meant to be. How can you use your own experiences to show up more authentically and lead with heart? If you enjoyed our conversation, please take a moment to leave a rating and review. Be sure to check out the links below to connect with Ashley. As always, thank you for being a part of the Teeter Talks community!Ashley's Links:Instagram: Ashley DelandWebsite: Ashley DelandMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

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On this episode of Teeter Talks, I had the distinct pleasure of speaking with the exceptional Aaron Brown, a celebrated athlete whose remarkable achievements continue to inspire. Known for his role as the lead leg in the Canadian men's 4x100 relay team that claimed gold at this year's Paris Olympics, Aaron has etched his name in track and field history. A specialist in the 100 and 200 meters, Aaron's impressive career includes a silver medal in 2020, a bronze in 2016, and a 2022 World Championship title. He is one of only two Canadians to ever break both the 10-second and 20-second barriers in the 100m and 200m events. Aaron's unmatched speed and relentless work ethic set him apart, but it's his dedication to leadership and teamwork that truly resonates. In this conversation, Aaron offers powerful insights into what it takes to lead with heart, collaborate with purpose, and achieve sustained success. Whether you're an athlete, coach, or professional in any field, you'll find Aaron's wisdom and perspective a source of inspiration.Join us as we dive into these topics: Journey to the 2024 Paris Olympics, the moments before his victory, and what followed.Reflecting on Donovan Bailey's reaction to Aaron's gold medal win and his impact.Living into his gift of speed, looking at Aaron's transition to track after playing multiple sports. Aaron's take on leadership, filling gaps, and guiding the next generation.What's next for Aaron as he juggles family life and prepares for the 2028 L.A. Olympics.It was a true privilege to speak with Aaron Brown. His dedication, both on and off the track, is truly inspiring. Beyond his athletic achievements, Aaron's drive and leadership are remarkable, and I can't wait to cheer him on at the 2028 Olympics. If this conversation resonated with you, I'd be so grateful if you took a moment to leave a rating and review. Don't forget to check out the links below to connect with Aaron. Thank you, as always, for being a part of the Teeter Talks community!Aarons Links: Instagram: Aaron Kingsley BrownYoutube: Aaron Kingsley BrownTikTok: Aaron Kingsley Brown (@kingsleysc)Website: aaron brown officialMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this inspiring episode of Teeter Talks, I'm joined by the incredible Camille Dundas, one of Canada's leading voices in racial equity and inclusion. Camille's work spans from empowering global companies like Google and KPMG Financial to shaping the future of anti-racism education across Canada. As the founder and Principal Educator at The IDEA Practice, Camille is driving change by delivering Canada's first corporate micro-credential in diversity, equity, and inclusion through Dalhousie University. But her leadership doesn't stop there. As Editor-in-Chief of ByBlacks.com, she has led her team to win multiple national awards, all while amplifying the voices of Canada's Black community. Named one of the Top 100 Black Canadian Accomplished Women in 2022, Camille's leadership is a testament to the power of purpose-driven work. Her passion for creating lasting change and fostering a culture of inclusion inspires leaders to step up, speak out, and make a real difference. This conversation is a deep dive into the transformative power of leadership, allyship, and the ongoing journey toward racial equity.Join us as we dive into these topics: The difference between equity and equality, using real-life examples to illustrate the importance of racial equity in creating fair opportunities for all.Reflecting on what it truly means to live out allyship, emphasising the shift from merely talking about it to actively embodying it in everyday life through both reflection and intentional action.The concept of privilege, reframing it as a superpower—something that can be recognised, understood, and used for good to drive positive change.Discussing the lived experience of being a diversity hire, exploring how assumptions can impact individuals and organizations, and how these situations can perpetuate inequity.Camille's thoughts on navigating tough conversations with children around racism.Explaining micro-credentials, highlighting Dalhousie University's new course in diversity, equity, and inclusion, and how these courses provide working professionals with an opportunity to deepen their knowledge and advance in their careers.Camille's perspective on leadership, reflecting on the importance of knowing when to step forward and when to step back, allowing others to rise alongside you.It was a true honour to have this conversation with Camille. The work she's doing to foster racial equity and inclusion is powerful and necessary, and her leadership is a true inspiration. Conversations like these can be challenging, but they're essential as we work together to create a more just and equitable world for everyone. I hope today's episode sparks reflection and action on your part—whether it's in how you lead, ally, or approach tough conversations. If you found this episode impactful, please take a moment to leave a rating and review. Be sure to check out the links below to connect with Camille and learn more about her incredible work. Thank you, as always, for being part of the Teeter Talks community!Camille's Links: Instagram: Camille DundasTwitter: @CamilleDundasWebsite: https://camilledundas.comMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this joyous episode of Teeter Talks, I had the pleasure of chatting with my friend Kristy Miller, founder and CEO of The Scented Market. Kristy's journey began with a simple idea—creating handmade, eco-friendly candles—and has since blossomed into a thriving business that radiates warmth and purpose. A true powerhouse, Kristy is a role model for women everywhere, showing what it means to pursue your dreams and succeed as an entrepreneur. Throughout her career, she's fostered a work culture centered on kindness and purpose, leading her team with empathy and authenticity. Her dedication to sustainability, community, and quality, combined with her passion for mentoring others, makes her a powerful voice in leadership and brand-building. This conversation sheds light on the impact of thoughtful leadership and the importance of staying true to your vision in business and beyond.Join us as we dive into these topics: Kristy's journey into the food truck business, inspired by time spent with her grandfather.Navigating a male-dominated industry, where Kristy reflects on pressures faced as a female entrepreneur to downplay her success or make up stories to fit in.Transitioning from managing a fleet of food trucks to founding The Scented Market, driven by her role as a mother and her strong community ties.Defining good leadership as putting oneself at the bottom and walking alongside the team to grow together, emphasizing supporting your team so they can also become leaders.Balancing life as a CEO and mother, the importance of teaching children about entrepreneurship's sacrifices and hard work by including them in the process and navigating the journey together.Kristy's experience on Dragon's Den, from initial rejection to a turning point in her career, ultimately propelling her success in the scented product market.Highlighting the importance of celebrating every win, involving others in those moments, and taking time to reflect on each accomplishment.As a mother and entrepreneur, it was such a joy to have Kristy on the podcast. Her authenticity and heart truly shine through this conversation, and I hope, like me, you're leaving feeling inspired and empowered by the power of hard work. What's one thing you can do today to help someone else grow—personally or professionally? If this conversation resonated with you, please take a moment to leave a rating and review. Be sure to check out the links below to connect with Kristy. Thank you, as always, for being a part of the Teeter Talks community!Use code TEETERTALKS15 to receive 15% off your next order from The Scented Market Kristy's Links:The Scented MarketWebsite: The Scented MarketThe Scented Market Instagram: The Scented MarketKrisy's Instagram: Kristy MillerChildren's Foundation of Guelph and Wellington: Children's Foundation Marissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I had the pleasure of talking with my friend Jamie Burr, a leading sports scientist and the Vice President of High Performance for the Chicago Blackhawks. Jamie's journey spans both research labs and the NHL, where he implements high-performance methods and inspiring new approaches while collaborating with elite athletes, Olympians, and even those of us simply looking to optimize our everyday lives. Jamie has been instrumental in advancing high-performance practices, driving innovation, and mentoring others in the art and science of optimization. His work is redefining what it means to lead in sports science by merging research with practical, real-world applications both on and off the rink.Join us as we dive into these topics:The concept of high performance as a lifestyle choice, not limited to athletes, but available to anyone striving for personal growth and consistency.The impacts of cannabis on performance, along with insights from Jamie's work on blood flow restriction and its application to rehabilitation and improved athletic performance.Jamie's innovative approach to building a positive, results-oriented team culture within the Blackhawks, blending the best of science and sports.  Practical advice on finding joy in sustainable habits and "controlling the controllables" to build a solid foundation for performance and well-being.Jamie's team-centered leadership mindset and how he empowers others to unlock their full potential.Jamie's humility, passion, and dedication to his team and community make him an exemplary leader in high performance. I hope this episode inspires you to consider what it means to lead with purpose, empower others, and create a culture of growth in whatever field you're in. How can you incorporate accountability, resilience, or mentorship into your own life and work?  If you enjoyed our conversation, please take a moment to leave a rating and review. Be sure to check out the links below to connect with Jamie. As always, thank you for being a part of the Teeter Talks community!Jamie's Links:LinkedIn: Jamie BurrMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

We covered:Project Send It (fail)Chatted with the chatKinda challenged Ken Rideout to a little competition!

In this episode: - I think Ellen DeGeneres is autistic - I hate alarms unless it's for something fun - Garage sales are still gross - My wife ate 5-day-old perderders - I use calendars to schedule TV shows, not appointments - Chatted with my niece on the phone for half an hour. Her dad almost died last week. However, we talked about scooters while I totally forgot to ask her how he's doing. Email: autisticang38@gmail.com Online Course: angela-walker-s-school.teachable.com/p/adultautism101 Public Journal series: https://www.amazon.com/author/autisticang Substack: https://autisticang38.substack.com Shop: https://www.adulthoodwithachanceofautism.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autisticang38 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/angela-n-walker/support

Chatted with Joe Carlsmith about whether we can trust power/techno-capital, how to not end up like Stalin in our urge to control the future, gentleness towards the artificial Other, and much more.Check out Joe's sequence on Otherness and Control in the Age of AGI here.Watch on YouTube. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any other podcast platform. Read the full transcript here. Follow me on Twitter for updates on future episodes.Sponsors:- Bland.ai is an AI agent that automates phone calls in any language, 24/7. Their technology uses "conversational pathways" for accurate, versatile communication across sales, operations, and customer support. You can try Bland yourself by calling 415-549-9654. Enterprises can get exclusive access to their advanced model at bland.ai/dwarkesh.- Stripe is financial infrastructure for the internet. Millions of companies from Anthropic to Amazon use Stripe to accept payments, automate financial processes and grow their revenue.If you're interested in advertising on the podcast, check out this page.Timestamps:(00:00:00) - Understanding the Basic Alignment Story(00:44:04) - Monkeys Inventing Humans(00:46:43) - Nietzsche, C.S. Lewis, and AI(1:22:51) - How should we treat AIs(1:52:33) - Balancing Being a Humanist and a Scholar(2:05:02) - Explore exploit tradeoffs and AI Get full access to Dwarkesh Podcast at www.dwarkeshpatel.com/subscribe

0:00 - Sean Payton chatted with Kay Adams yesterday at camp and she...actually got a genuine human answer out of him. Sean must've had no lattes in the morning.17:27 - Paul Finebaum started flapping his gums about CU again. He does that a lot these days.35:37 - You know who's worse than kayak guy? Unicycle guy who clogs up traffic.

Join my Free Focus Challenge! Text the word FOCUS to (929)642-0103 Download the Manifest it Now app  David Strickel, a pioneering spiritual teacher and channeler of The Stream. David has dedicated his life to translating complex spiritual concepts into practical guidance through his Tya Spiritual Practice, a system designed to help people overcome limiting beliefs and achieve joy, clarity, and abundance. David is the author of two books, The Stream - Eternal Wisdom for a Better Life and The Tya Practice - An Upgraded Operating System for Your Life, and he hosts the top-rated The Stream of David podcast. Find out more at thestreamofdavid.com David did a live channeling on the podcast and it is going to blow your mind! I asked source the deep questions like: Why are we here on Earth? What happens when we dream? What happens when we die? Can we connect with passed loved ones? What will AI do the future of humanity? You don't want to miss this episode!

0:24 Q3 2024 5x Categories Chase Freedom: Gas (and other stuff) Discover: Grocery Stores, Walmart (For the first time in FOREVER!!!) Citi Dividend: Gas Why do banks have these cards? To move our spending onto these cards long after the quarter ends. 04:05 Transfer Bonuses Citi -> Cathay Pacific 15% (7/20) Chase -> Aeroplan 20% (7/31) If the space is there and these miles will be used, great to get a discount. Probably not worth speculatively transferring. 08:33 New DeltaOne Premium Lounges Coming in 2024 (OMAAT) JFK: June LAX: Late 2024 BOS: Late 2024 (adjacent to already-open 3rd SkyClub in BOS, in International Terminal E) 13:26 Staggering Decline in Usefulness of giftcards.com Visa/MC GC At one point these were a fantastic way to earn miles and even hit sign up bonuses Recall buying Amex GC and then flipping those to GC.com.  Now what can we do with these? There's certainly a draw with 5-10% off sales. But those are usually small dollar cards  Scale vs spread None of this really matters because there's nowhere these cards even work  19:34 Checking Account with Free ATM Withdrawals Worldwide? First Republic had this for $15k Chase requires $75k min balance Sapphire checking to avoid fees The louses at Chase deactivated First Republic debit cards before the Chase cards arrived. Gah! Do they have the same PIN? I think so? But I go to the ATM infrequently in the US so I'm not sure. Am I over-thinking it? Just pay the fees? Well, it's not just the ATM fee, there's a “foreign exchange rate adjustment fee” that's a percentage (usually around 3%) of the amount withdrawn on top of the ATM fee: “Surcharge Fees from the ATM owner/network still apply. A Foreign Exchange Rate Adjustment Fee from Chase may apply for ATM withdrawals in a currency other than U.S. dollars.” When presented with the question of whether you want to be charged in foreign or USD choose the local currency if your bank here has no Foreign Transaction fees. (Say no to Dynamic Currency Conversion). Example: But the real scary thing is where the ATM you're withdrawing from tacks on a dynamic currency conversion fee, they don't disclose the percentage, the ATM interface makes it confusing to figure out what's going on, and you end up paying what is or feels like a lot more than you should to take money out of an ATM. I really just like to be able to withdraw a reasonable amount of foreign currency as I go without worrying about fees adding up. Schwab Checking has free international ATM withdrawals with no minimum balance Schwab debit card was expired (never used), I don't know what the PIN is, and their phone tree sends me in circles. Thought to go in branch but is there no such thing as a Schwab checking branch? Chatted, guy told me I “may have to speak with Schwab Checking. I thought I was chatting with Schwab Checking!? Maybe Volcker doesn't get the credit he deserves Update as Robert is leaving to Japan and will be using this debit card. 36:48 International Data for Cellphones. Current Status Being connected is pretty much a necessity at this point There are multiple ways to handle this, and with multiple price points and [potential] gotchas How to handle this is also a factor of your current provider, plan, phone and where you're traveling Example: In Mexico many plans ‘just work' as if you're home. How do we each play this when we're outside the country and what pros/cons do these methods have?  Sam: Complicated, but I want data, and really only want data.  I've had a setup for a decade plus that decouples my phone number from a cell provider (think: wifi calling but over mobile data).  That's nice because I can do everything I want/need with my local number with just a data bucket. E-SIM has changed the world (literally). Gone are the days of visiting a kiosk in the airport (rip off!) or scouring the prepaid-data wiki for tips on buying and activating plans.  I've had some wild stories of activating prepaid SIM cards overseas.  ESIM changes all of that.  Basics: Your phone can hold a physical SIM card, or a digital one. Because these are digital now you have providers (Airalo, Dent, Saily, etc) that sell service in other countries (data only usually) for cheap with customer support and easy one or two click install.  Pros: Really cost effective for data hogs: I did this last summer in Japan: $10 per person for 2 weeks worth of data (5-10gb). We hotspotted for the kids who's phones don't support esim.  Norway I'll do the same, it is about $11 for 5gb there.  Some providers have region passes, which are nice and include a bucket of countries like “Eastern Europe” or “South Asia” for hopping around.  Negatives: Your phone number and text messages for your current provider probably won't come through unless you can figure out how to turn on wifi calling and hotspot. I'm not an iphone user so I defer to mostly the ways that android handles these things.  I do believe imessage will continue to work over data, but can't confirm firsthand.  Another negative is that you can have issues with the install, and if you bungle it and somehow delete your main SIM card you could have service interruptions when you come home and switch back.  Zero roaming or other charges because you ‘turn off' your home service completely.  Robert: I enable the AT&T International Day Pass. $12/day for the primary, $6/day for each additional line on the same plan. “Only pay for the days you use, no extra charge after 10 days per line, per bill”

The first giveaway winner for Summer of Speed Powered By PUMA announced!!! Chatted about Juneteenth Half and 10K experience, racing turkeys and deer stalkers!!!

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Chatted with the drummer and singer of Ultimatum from Texas about Futurama, Hardcore, Texas, and Rocky Mountain Oysters!

Chatted with my friend Leopold Aschenbrenner on the trillion dollar nationalized cluster, CCP espionage at AI labs, how unhobblings and scaling can lead to 2027 AGI, dangers of outsourcing clusters to Middle East, leaving OpenAI, and situational awareness.Watch on YouTube. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any other podcast platform. Read the full transcript here.Follow me on Twitter for updates on future episodes. Follow Leopold on Twitter.Timestamps(00:00:00) – The trillion-dollar cluster and unhobbling(00:20:31) – AI 2028: The return of history(00:40:26) – Espionage & American AI superiority(01:08:20) – Geopolitical implications of AI(01:31:23) – State-led vs. private-led AI(02:12:23) – Becoming Valedictorian of Columbia at 19(02:30:35) – What happened at OpenAI(02:45:11) – Accelerating AI research progress(03:25:58) – Alignment(03:41:26) – On Germany, and understanding foreign perspectives(03:57:04) – Dwarkesh's immigration story and path to the podcast(04:07:58) – Launching an AGI hedge fund(04:19:14) – Lessons from WWII(04:29:08) – Coda: Frederick the Great Get full access to Dwarkesh Podcast at www.dwarkeshpatel.com/subscribe

Been a minute since Biff Joe and Jacques were on a pod together! Chatted being on a show (and Joe being part of the fun) this past weekend (thanks to pals Wayne and Anthony from Open Mic Pain Podcast) – with them AND Boston Comedy Fest 2024 Co-Champ Casey Crawford (who is our guest in 3 weeks!) As a legit news source for so many, we'd be doing a disservice if we didn't weigh in with our well-educated opinions on the Kendrick v Drake kerfuffle, the Tyson v Jake Paul upcoming bout and Netflix editing Kim Kardashian being boo-ed edit out of Brady Roast. Also yap - Jay Weinberg being MORE then Max Weinberg's son, Boston's PWHL triple OT playoff win (a little NHL stuff), New Batman video game JUST being on Meta VR (maybe), parenting tips and a show stopping – pulled from the CPP Vault, Joe's self-indulgent theater rendition of Paul Lynde singing Sinatra's “My Way!” Jacques on IG/FB: Carnivalpersonnelpodcast – TiKTok: JacquesFunny                  Twitter is @CarnivalPodcast @TheJacques4 Biff on Twitter is @BiffPlaysHockey Joe on Twitter is: @Optigrabber   Opening: Gomer by Beyond Id (The Stovin' Years On Spotify)   Closing Song: 614 by Beyond Id (The Stovin' Years On Spotify)  

On Super Tuesday, Minnesotans joined voters in fourteen other states in casting ballots in the presidential primary. MPR News Reporter Estelle Timar-Wilcox talked to voters in Minneapolis Tuesday morning, including supporters of President Joe Biden, Dean Phillips, Donald Trump, Nikki Haley and uncommitted voters.

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