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At ITEXPO / MSP EXPO in Fort Lauderdale, Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, spoke with Corey Moullas, Founder & CTO of EMAK Telecom, about a bold thesis: in the age of generative AI, voice will not be a side channel—it will be central to how businesses communicate and brand. EMAK Telecom, a VoIP and UCaaS provider founded a decade ago, built its own platform from the ground up with a focus on improving internal workflows and elevating the caller experience. Moullas emphasized that for EMAK, voice has always been about more than dial tone. “What can we do to make the caller experience amazing?” he said, describing a decade-long commitment to refining how customers interact with businesses through voice channels. Now, with the rise of generative AI and voice-to-voice agents, EMAK is integrating advanced AI capabilities directly into its telecom stack. While much of the industry conversation around AI centers on chat interfaces and automation dashboards, Moullas argues that the real transformation will occur in human conversation. “Voice is a very comfortable channel for a lot of people,” he noted. “Humans have a voice. We use it to communicate. It's not going away.” AI-powered voice agents, when implemented responsibly, can dramatically accelerate problem resolution, enrich brand presence, and create more natural customer interactions. Importantly, Moullas acknowledges the industry's legacy frustrations with earlier voice recognition systems. The difference today, he says, is the maturity of AI models capable of delivering empathetic, context-aware responses. “With the new technologies rolling out today, it's actually extraordinary,” he explained. At the same time, he stressed the responsibility that comes with such power. “We have to be very responsible about how we use these tools… they can be used for good or used for evil.” EMAK's internal philosophy—“do the right thing”—guides product decisions and long-term vision. As AI becomes embedded in enterprise communications, EMAK's strategy positions voice not as an afterthought but as the primary interface between humans and technology. In Moullas' view, when AI enables voice interactions that feel seamless and human, businesses will discover new ways to differentiate, connect, and deliver value. Visit https://emak.tech/

Liquidity & LegacyWith Ted Cawkwell, The Cawkwell GroupFarm balance sheets may look strong on paper. But beneath the surface, lending behavior is changing, capital is more disciplined, and the margin for error is narrowing.In this live conversation, Dan and Ted discuss:Why profitable farms can still experience financial pressureThe difference between strategic sales and forced salesHow liquidity issues surface before they become obviousWhat well-prepared farm operations tend to have in commonWhy “just hold the land” isn't always a complete strategyTed works directly with farm families, lenders, and advisors across Western Canada and beyond. As the #1 RE/MAX farmland realtor globally, he has been involved in hundreds of farmland transactions and sees patterns long before they become headlines.This episode is not about predictions. It's about structure, positioning, and understanding how capital behaves when conditions shift.Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction & why this conversation matters 02:30 – Market sentiment vs. reality on farmland values 06:45 – What's changed recently in buyer and seller behavior 12:30 – Profitability, cash flow, and leverage pressures 18:00 – Liquidity vs. legacy: real tradeoffs 26:00 – Investor behavior, rental land, and capital availability 34:00 – Risk, balance sheets, and selling strategically 42:00 – Productive vs. marginal land dynamics 50:30 – Perspective, cycles, and long-term thinking Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with an all new episode. They get back to their roots with a music heavy episode. Rocket starts the episode discussing the unreleased Jefferey Epstein Interview that everyone is talking about. Then they take a deep dive and give their review on J.Coles Album the 'Fall-Off", they react to Brent Faiyaz announcing his third studio album titled "ICON" , give their thoughts on Larussel signing with Roc Nation, plus more.Support the show

Mike Sheffield is a 35-year Senior Software Engineer at Northrop Grumman Space Systems and a former U.S. Air Force Electronic Warfare Specialist. A passionate sci-fi fan, Mike joined the Heinlein Society in 2001, chaired its blood drive committee until 2010, has led the scholarship committee since 2012, served on the board from 2006–2014, and was the fourth Chair and President for its final four years. He discusses his love for science fiction, the origins of Heinlein-inspired blood drives at conventions (starting 1999 NASFiC), participation tips, the Heinlein for Heroes veteran book program, connections between L. Ron Hubbard and Robert A. Heinlein, thoughts on Final Blackout and Battlefield Earth, his favorite Heinlein works, the Writers of the Future legacy, and a message for global listeners.

This is Part 3 of a three-part live conversation with Robert Andjelic, Canada's largest farmland owner and this is where the discussion got real. No slides. No prepared remarks. Just live questions from producers, lenders, and operators trying to understand what happens when capital tightens. In this session, Robert responds to questions about: – Cash flow vs land value – How banks actually behave when risk rises – Why liquidity disappears before prices fall – What breaks first when leverage is stretched – How operators protect the land when margins compress – And why “survival” is not failure, it's strategy Several moments in this Q&A landed hard, including Robert's blunt reminder: “Your balance sheet won't save you if your cash flow breaks.” This conversation isn't theory. It's lived experience, shared in real time.00:00 Part 3 - Audience Q&A & Closing05:40 Banking Relationships and Financial Advice12:01 Global Agriculture and Market Dynamics33:30 Cryptocurrency and AI in Agriculture41:21 The Inevitability of War and Global Tensions41:46 China's Ambitions and Global Power Dynamics42:34 Climate Change and Carbon Credits44:51 Agricultural Financing and Real Estate51:42 Interest Rates and Economic Predictions56:35 Farmland Investment Strategies01:06:19 Global Trade and Agricultural Competitiveness01:23:48 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts  Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

Der Titel verrät es euch schon: In dieser Folge geben wir ein Update, möchten ein bisschen was von euch wissen und lassen euch die erste Szene von Folge 20 zum Hören da. Habt ihr Lust? Ihr wisst was zu tun ist.

Writers of the Future first readers Leah Ning, Martin Shoemaker, Eric James Stone, and Coordinating Judge Jody Lynn Nye answer questions submitted by Contest entrants on what is looked for in stories submitted to the Contest. What excites them. What turns them off. What determines an Honorable Mention, Silver Honorable Mention, and Finalist. How stories are handled in genres that aren't their favorite. And dozens of other questions.

Kevin J. Anderson is one of the rarest of creatives. As a writer, he started from the bottom and worked his way up to become an internationally bestselling author of over 190 books, 58 of which have been national or international bestsellers. He then became a publisher – Wordfire Press. Following this, he co-created the Superstars Writing Workshop. He is now also the director of a Publishing Graduate Program at Western Colorado University—the subject of this interview. Kevin has also been a Writers of the Future judge for over 25 years and a very trusted partner helping with the growth of the Contest.

In this episode, we discuss:Why capital availability matters more than interest ratesWhat lenders look for first when credit tightensHow to speak to banks using the metrics that matterWhy preparation gives producers leverageHow operators separate themselves in tighter cycles

Alan Smale is an astrophysicist and award-winning author (including “Writers of the Future Volume 13”) who recently retired from NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center after decades of groundbreaking work. Holding a Bachelor's in Physics and a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from Oxford University, Alan moved to the U.S. in the late 1980s to collaborate with NASA. Three years ago, Alan joined the podcast to discuss “Hot Moon,” the thrilling launch of his alternate-history Apollo Rising series. This interview celebrates the release of “Burning Night,” the conclusion to the trilogy. We discuss the series' blend of meticulous historical accuracy and bold “what-if” speculation, vividly recreating the high-stakes tension of the U.S.-Soviet rivalry in the 1970s and 1980s—this time extended to a secret lunar battlefield. Alan also shares insights on L. Ron Hubbard's 1948 short story “240,000 Miles Straight Up,” an eerily prescient tale of superpower conflict on the Moon. Whether you're a space history buff, a Cold War enthusiast, or a fan of hard-SF alternate history, this episode explores how real science, real geopolitics, and imaginative fiction collide in one of the most ambitious near-future series in recent years. Learn more at www.alansmale.com.

Is There a Capital Squeeze in Agriculture?In this special live episode, Dan Aberhart sits down with Robert Andjelic to explore a question many producers are quietly asking:Is capital tightening around agriculture — and if so, why now?This is not a prediction episode and not financial advice.It's a first-principles conversation about how credit systems work, what lenders are responding to, and why agriculture is being affected indirectly by pressures elsewhere in the economy.In this episode, we cover:Why banks are under pressure — and why agriculture is not the problemHow commercial real estate, shadow banking, and regulation affect farm creditWhere we are in the broader economic and capital cycleWhy capital availability matters more than interest ratesHow agriculture differs from other asset classes during downturnsWhy preparation and clarity matter more than predictionRobert also shares perspective from decades of experience across commercial real estate, capital markets, and farmland investing — including why he believes agriculture remains one of the strongest long-term sectors, even as conditions tighten.This episode is Part One of a two-part seriesPart One: Understanding the capital environment and why this time is differentPart Two: What to do next — practical preparation, lender conversations, and positioningIf you operate a farm, ag business, or work closely with agricultural finance, this episode is designed to help you think more clearly about the environment ahead — without panic, and without noise. Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

Episode NotesWhy most diets work briefly—and then quietly collapseThe hidden cost of extreme approaches to food and fitnessGrowing up overweight and learning to separate identity from behaviorWhy protein, fiber, hydration, and sleep are foundational—not optionalThe difference between weight loss and healthAlcohol, energy, and the trade-offs we don't like to talk aboutWhy tracking creates awareness, not obsessionHow agriculture schedules complicate nutrition—and how to adaptAccountability as a support system, not a punishmentBuilding habits that can survive busy seasons, travel, and stressThis episode is a reminder:You don't need a new body.You need a way of living that doesn't break the one you have. Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

Farmers don't need another polished sales pitch — they need tools that actually work when iron is hot and harvest pressure is on.In this live episode of What Farmers Want, host Dan Aberhart puts ag-tech innovation to the test in a Shark Tank–style format designed for one audience only: farmers.

Bob Boze Bell has been a friend for over a decade and has provided various features on western titles by L. Ron Hubbard in True West Magazine. His work has appeared in Arizona Highways, Playboy, National Lampoon, the Arizona Republic, and True West magazine. For ten years (2002-2012), he produced a video version of True West Moments, which aired on the Westerns Channel. In this episode, we discuss what makes a Western story different from other genres, along with the role of research in good storytelling. Bob was ahead of the curve in using social media to grow the popularity of True West Magazine, which we also cover. BBB can currently be seen on the series “Gunslingers,” which runs on the American Heroes Channel. Triple B is also the President and executive editor of True West magazine, positions he has held since 1999. He has written a dozen books on Old West characters, including Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Wild Bill Hickok, as well as a three-part series (so far) on Classic Gunfights, which appear in True West. Learn more about Bob and True West Magazine at blog.truewestmagazine.com/

In this episode of the Growing the Future Podcast, Dan Aberhart sits down with Corliss Rassyle for a candid conversation about leadership, purpose, and what it really means to lead your life.Corliss shares her journey from growing up on a Saskatchewan farm, to building a successful business, to losing everything and rebuilding from the inside out. Together, they explore self doubt, imposter syndrome, personal responsibility, and the internal work required to move forward with clarity and confidence.This episode is for anyone in agriculture, entrepreneurship, or leadership who feels called to something more and wants to take ownership of where they're headed next.Corliss will also be joining us in person as a keynote speaker at the Convergence Conference.Topics Covered• What real leadership looks like and why it starts on the inside• Growing up on a Saskatchewan farm and early lessons in responsibility• Chasing success and still feeling unfulfilled• Losing everything and rebuilding from scratch• Self doubt, imposter syndrome, and internal validation• Vision, purpose, and personal responsibility• Leading your life instead of drifting through it• Becoming who you need to be to fulfill your vision• Why community, coaching, and events matter• What Corliss will bring to the Convergence ConferenceTimestamps00:00 Welcome and episode introduction01:07 Introducing Corliss Rassyle03:15 Growing up on the farm05:00 Building a business and finding purpose09:32 The hero's journey and hard seasons13:02 Losing everything and rebuilding17:00 Where real change begins18:18 Vision, purpose, and leading your life21:36 Becoming who you need to be24:02 Learning to value the journey27:17 Call to LEAD and leadership without titles32:00 What changes after doing the work33:13 Convergence Conference and what's possible39:04 Final reflections and where to connectGuestCorliss RassyleInternational Speaker, Author, Coach, and Founder of Corliss Co.Website: https://www.corliss.caLinksConvergence Conferencehttps://www.convergence.agGrowing the Future Podcasthttps://www.growingthefuturepodcast.ca Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast rising artist Lill Twinn stopped by the NBT Compound for an interview. He sat down with Millz and Rocket to discuss his appearances on, On The Radar, navigating the music industry and social media, breaking through in the trading card industry, what he sees in his future as an artists, plus more.Support the show

Today's guest is Patrick Kidder, editor in chief of Sally Port Magazine. Patrick was introduced by a Writers of the Future super-fan, Annmarie SanSevero. This podcast is always supportive of publishing activities that help out authors and artists working to get their voices heard and so he was a welcome guest. To learn more, visit sallyportmagazine.com/

358. Ian Randal Strock Talks the Amazing History of Punctuation Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 7 days ago7 days ago Write a comment 102 plays102 View all likes2 Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 285 followers 285 359 tracks 359 In the beginning, there was no punctuation. Texts were written so that their letters ran together withnospacesorpunctuation and without any distinction between lowercase and capitals. It was up to the reader to discover where each word or sentence ended and the next began. Then, through orators and actors, marks were made to show pauses and stops and emphasis, and thus punctuation was born. Ian Randal Strock is the perfect guest for this topic. As a successful editor, author, and publisher, he has taken it upon himself to thoroughly research the history of punctuation and why it is so important to literature. In this interview, Ian discusses his book “Punctilious Punctuation,” and how bad punctuation is an immediate turn-off for an editor or reader. This leads to the importance of knowing the rules before breaking them. What is the solution for the current wave of language devaluing…especially as we witness on social media texting? The back cover copy says you will laugh and you will cringe, and this is certainly true. So, enjoy this very fun episode. BTW, ever wonder why commas and periods always must be inside quotation marks? Learn more at ianrandalstrock.com/

359. Christina Hess, Head of Illustration at Ringling College, Exploring the Value of Art School and AI's Impact on Illustration Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast, Christina Hess, L. Ron Hubbard, John Goodwin, Ringling College of Art and Design 4 hours ago4 hours ago Write a comment 30 plays30 Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 285 followers 285 359 tracks 359 Christina Hess is the Department Head of Illustration at Ringling College of Art & Design. In this interview, we discuss the value of art school and the impact of AI on art. Christina is an illustrator known for blending historical and natural themes across a wide range of projects. Her portfolio includes everything from numismatic designs (the study of coins, tokens, medals, and paper money) to illustrated cookbooks, rendered in various media such as graphite, watercolor, oil, and digital. Two 2026 United States coins will feature designs by Christina. The new quarter showcases scientist Dr. Vera Rubin. She also designed a new $1 coin depicting Native Hawaiian scholar Mary Kawena Pukui as part of the Native American $1 Coin Program. Christina's illustrations have been featured in publications such as the Society of Illustrators West, Spectrum Fantastic Art, ImagineFX, and 3x3 Magazine. And if that's not enough, she is a wonderful person, and her students at Ringling are extremely fortunate to have her! Learn more at www.christinahess.com/about

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with an all new episode. In this episode Mill and Steve discuss Patrick Mahomes' season ending injury, and if this is the end of the Chiefs Dynasty. They then discuss who will win the AFC West between the Broncos and Chargers, debate if Josh Allen will get over the hump this year after his comeback win against the Patriots, the Eagles breaking their losing streak, plus more.Support the show

Beschreibung: Es gibt wieder einen neuen Roman zu feiern! Das Veröffentlichungsdatum ist kein Zufall, denn am 13.12. hat Sven Matthias Geburtstag. Ohne unseren Freund und Serien-Erfinder wären wir alle nicht im Rickiversum, darum kam uns der Tag richtig vor. Außerdem verrät euch Tim, wie ihr künftig noch direkter und pünktlicher an unsere Hörbücher kommen könnt (Spoiler: rickfuture.gumroad.com). Obendrauf gibt es ein ganzes Kapitel als Hörprobe aus dem neuen Buch. Wenn das mal keine Liste an guten Gründen ist, diesen Podcast zu hören.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast we pulled up to New York City to chop it up with Harlem's newest act Joe West. We discussed the cultural influence of Harlem, him breaking on to the music scene, getting a major co-sign from Ferg, fashion, new music, plus more.Support the show

In this episode of the Growing the Future Podcast, Dan sits down with a prairie-based entrepreneur and investor helping unlock a new wave of ag-tech innovation across Western Canada.The conversation spans angel investing, Startup TNT, and the roots of prairie innovation — from early farm accounting software and fertilizer exits to today's venture-backed ag-tech startups. Along the way, we dig into a powerful idea: agriculture doesn't just need better technology, it needs farmers back in the innovation value chain as owners, not just test pilots.This episode also reflects on the Yorkton Harvest Showdown Ag Tech Pitch, where Dan and his guest recently connected with emerging founders — several of whom will be featured in upcoming episodes.If you're a farmer, founder, investor, or someone curious about how ag-tech actually gets built and funded, this conversation offers a grounded, honest look at capital, community, and purpose-driven investing.Key Topics / Bullets (Optional but recommended)Angel investing in agricultureStartup TNT and prairie startup ecosystemsThe legacy of AgExpert and early ag innovationWhy farmers are losing equity in the value chainPurpose, responsibility, and investing in communityHow ag-tech startups actually get fundedStartup TNT: https://www.startuptnt.comGrowing the Future Podcast: https://www.growingthefuturepodcast.ca Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

Ruby Lovell is an award-winning journalist, dynamic show host, and accomplished author whose career bridges the worlds of entertainment, media, and storytelling—making her the perfect guest for this podcast. Born in Sri Lanka, she has lived in the UK and the US and has traveled the world. We originally met at the Hollywood Christmas Parade, where Ruby was a media attendee. Ruby next attended and brilliantly covered that year's Writers of the Future Awards gala, creating a wonderful video segment on the event with her acclaimed series Right On LA! with Ruby Lovell. In this interview, we discuss her career as a journalist for the BBC and NTD News, her creation of a travel show sponsored by the BBC, and her transition into children's book authorship.

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Ruby Lovell is an award-winning journalist, dynamic show host, and accomplished author whose career bridges the worlds of entertainment, media, and storytelling—making her the perfect guest for this podcast. Born in Sri Lanka, she has lived in the UK and the US and has traveled the world. We originally met at the Hollywood Christmas Parade, where Ruby was a media attendee. Ruby next attended and brilliantly covered that year's Writers of the Future Awards gala, creating a wonderful video segment on the event with her acclaimed series Right On LA! with Ruby Lovell. In this interview, we discuss her career as a journalist for the BBC and NTD News, her creation of a travel show sponsored by the BBC, and her transition into children's book authorship.

Scott's journey is a powerful picture of what masculine faith in action really looks like.To carrying his testimony on his skin through tattoos that spark conversations,to learning, through deep loss, that true spiritual strength is found in surrender.As a husband, father, and entrepreneur, Scott embraces the grind while rejecting the “lone wolf” mentality. The KEYS to VICTORY inside this episode...

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys discuss the last few weeks of the NFL season. they discuss the Cowboys beating the Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day, Shedeur Sanders being named the starting QB for the Browns, the Broncos leading the NFL, the Eagles continued troubles, the last week in the NBT Fantasy League,  plus more!Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with more news as winter arrives. In this episode Millz and Rocket discuss all the controversies surrounding the College Football Playoff. They discuss who deserves to be in and who deserves to be out as the final regular season games come to a close. They discuss Lane Kiffin leaving Ole Miss in the middle of a title run to go to conference Rival LSU. The guys take a deep dive into who deserves to win the Heisman Trophy this year. Next they give their thoughts on the Philadelphia Rental Laws that go into effect on December 2nd, plus more.Support the show

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 284 followers 284 356 tracks 356 Megan O'Russell is a YA author who transitioned from a successful career in theater to writing. We met on a panel at Dragon Con and agreed to do this podcast. We discuss her journey, the importance of storytelling, and the differences between traditional and indie publishing. Megan shares insights on empowering authors, navigating the editing process, and the significance of world-building in fantasy literature. We also explore the handling of romance and sexuality in YA, the supportive nature of the indie author community, and provide valuable advice for aspiring writers. Megan discusses her YA novel, “Ember and Stone,” which is a compelling example of YA romance and empowerment. Great examples of dealing with profanity without using profanity. Megan has set up a code to allow listeners to discover her fantastical worlds. All you need to do is go to meganorussell.com/discount/FUTURE50, add any ebook to your cart (no complete collections as they're already sold at a discount), and the code will be applied to each single ebook at checkout.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with an all new episode filled with news across multiple industries. They first discuss the UK banning the ability to for people to re-sale tickets for music events, and Olivia Dean Speaks out. Amazon lands partnership with Ford to sell cars online, Tekashi 6ix9ine's mom was held at gun point, the guys have an RNB versus debate, plus moreSupport the show

In this week's FATHERS of the FUTURE Podcast, I sit down with Mike Kesner, a client, friend, and mentor who has spent his entire career in the insurance industry. Our conversation blends business, family, fatherhood, health, mindset, performance, and affection. The KEYS to VICTORY inside this episode...

Jim Nettles is a well-established author of science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary fiction. However, in this interview, we delve into another aspect of Jim, as the founder of Author Essentials and Author Essentials Workshops. In this interview, we discuss his book, “Business Essentials for Writers”, and he shares his unique perspective on failure, emphasizing that not trying is the true failure. Additional topics include: - To be successful, though, you've got to understand how all of the pieces of the puzzle fit together. - The “myth of the starving artist.” - Four focuses: Mindset; strategy; Tactical Actions; Operational Actions - We discuss the various types of editors and why you might need them. We also clarify editors vs. beta readers - In the new world of self-publishing, why are editors still important - Publicity: obscurity is the enemy of the author Learn more at jamespnettles.com/

In this episode of the the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back to discuss week 11 of the NFL and NBT Fantasy League. They react to the Broncos last second win against the Chiefs and take control of the AFC West. They discuss the Chargers getting blown out by the Jags and what that means for their season moving forward. They also give their thoughts on the Eagles locker room woahs and if that will affect their playoff run, Shedeur finally getting his shot, plus more.Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with a week filled of industry and world news. They first react to Wale releasing his new studio album "Everything Is A lot." and give their thoughts on Meek releasing a new EP on the same day. Next they debate what it means for Under Armour as sports apparel brand now that Steph Curry has decided to go independent. They send their condolences to Last Chance U Coach who was found fatally shot, weigh in on 200,000 Americans signing up for ICE, plus moreSupport the show

Bestselling fantasy author Katie Cross is one of the most comfortable authors I have ever read. “Miss Mabel's School for Girls” is the first book in the Network Series. In this episode, Katie shares her journey as a writer, the inspiration behind her books, and the importance of engaging with readers. She discusses her unique approach to storytelling, character development, and the magic system in her works. Katie emphasizes the significance of mindset in overcoming challenges and the value of self-publishing. The conversation also explores the balance between family life and a writing career, as well as the impact of conventions on reader engagement. She can be found at katiecrossbooks.com/

In this conversation, Dan Aberhart introduces the upcoming Convergence Conference, now in its third year and happening February 3–5, 2026 in Regina. The banquet keynote speaker is Matt Havens — a leadership and generational expert with a background in corporate strategy and a knack for comedy.Dan and Matt dive into the challenges of modern farm businesses, from information overload to multi‑generational dynamics. They discuss why simplicity beats burnout and how prioritizing what really matters can help cut through the noise. Matt shares how humor makes tough conversations easier and why we often have more in common across generations than we think. They also touch on the unique challenges of family farms — being hard on family, managing multiple age groups on one yard, and the importance of empathy.The episode offers a taste of what Matt will deliver at Convergence 2026 and underscores why his message is right on point for anyone in agriculture. Tune in to hear practical ideas for leading with intention, building culture, and making space for real progress. Register for the Convergence Conference at convergence.ag and stay updated by subscribing to the Growing the Future Podcast at growingthefuturepodcast.ca.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with a recap of NFL and NBT Fantasy week 10. They give their thoughts on the Broncos barely beating the Raiders and what that means for their game next week against the Chiefs. They breakdown if the Eagles are still the favorite to win the Super Bowl or if this is the beginning of the end for their high powered offense. Then they debate if Lamar and the Ravens will make a run to the playoffs, plus more.Support the show

Explore Your Personality: https://PersonalityHacker.com    In this episode, Joel and Antonia explore how intuitives can shift from surviving in a "sensor world" to leading in an increasingly abstract, intuitive one. They discuss intuitive strengths, existential regulation, and why it's time to reboot their Intuitive Awakening framework.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with a week filled of news. The guys react to the new Michael Jackson movie being announced and what they expect from the movie. Next they give their thoughts on all the Grammy Nominations and pick who they think will win from each category and if they agree with each nomination. Then they respond to the untimely death of Cowboys young star Marshawn Kneeland, Tony Allen getting pulled over, plus more.Support the show

Subrahmanian Seshadri, who goes by “Sesh,” is the CEO of Overleaf Books LLP and a member of the Educational Publishers Forum of the International Publishers Association, representing India, a country with a population of 1.4 billion. We discuss Writers and Illustrators of the Future and its importance to creative individuals in India. Sesh see's the value of the Contests for teh 213,000,000 middle school students. Both Contests are perfect fits for India, and we hope that new Indian voices will be discovered for the international stage.

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast, Creative Director and Fashion Designer Charles Jay stopped by the episode. During this episode Charles discusses his hiatus from the industries after building one of the most successful fashion brands New Jersey has ever seen. He went into detail how he built his brand, went $1 Million in debt, faced depression, and how he's set to make a comeback with his latest collection, plus more.Support the show

Discover the visionary world of Jean Henri Gaston Giraud—also known as Gir but better known as Moebius, a master of cosmic comics—in this podcast episode. Join us for an interview with his children, Nausicaa and Raphael, as they discuss the enduring legacy of their father, a trailblazer whose surreal artistry reshaped science fiction. We met at the France Pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair and recorded at the Galaxy Press booth discussing his legacy as well as their own stories with their father. Moebius co-founded Heavy Metal Magazine and served as a founding judge for Illustrators of the Future, even illustrating Jo Beverly's story in Writers of the Future Vol. 4. His seminal "The Long Tomorrow" ignited Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, with Scott later confessing, "You see it everywhere... you can't get away from it." George Lucas hailed Moebius's "sheer beauty" in designs for Willow, while Hayao Miyazaki, a lifelong friend, credits Arzach's "awesome sense of space" for inspiring Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind—echoed in the name of Giraud's own daughter. Visit www.moebius.fr/ and www.instagram.com/moebius_production/?hl=en

Army veteran and gunsmith Stephen Copp (Valley Forge Weaponry) sits down with Luke to unpack what it really means to “protect and serve” as a civilian dad in today's climate. They cover Stephen's path from the military to the bench, the COVID gun-buying surge, and why first-time owners absolutely must prioritize training, storage, and scenario-based reps over gear. Luke shares his six-step self-protection framework, avoid, de-escalate, run, fight, improvise, and only then draw. Stephen adds practical layers on close-quarters realities, safe habits at home, and the mindset of a consistent protector rather than a provocateur.The conversation widens to culture and fatherhood: why speaking up for the Second Amendment starts with using the First, how community training days (“Nobody Is Coming to Save You”) build competence and calm, and why many public safety problems trace back to broken homes and a lack of strong male role models. The pair challenge men to lead with love, show up for their families, and train responsibly, because the most “manly” outcome is getting home safe. CLEAR!Stuck, bored, hurting, addicted, broken? SCHEDULE THE CALL at lukekayyem.com

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with episode 250. As the guys reach another benchmark they discuss a week filled with news. They first dive into the FBI's 30 person indictment in relation to illegal sports gambling. Millz and Rocket react to what this means for not just the NBA but the future of sports in general as we know it. Next the guys discuss MTV announcing that they are pulling the plug on their network and that viewers will only be able to view their content by way of Paramount+ subscriptions. The guys discuss the nostalgia of MTV and some of their most memorable moments growing up watching it, and what this means for the future of legacy media. Finally they take a deep dive into the SNAP funding getting reduced across America and what that means for low income families as the holidays near, plus more.Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guy are back to recap week 7 of the NFL and NBT Fantasy season. They discuss Rocket finally getting his first win of the season, the Broncos scoring 33 in the 4th to beat the Giants, Jalen Hurts having a dominating performance through the air, this weeks winners and losers, plus more.Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with a week filled with news across all industries. They dive deep into Sean Diddy Combs verdict in NYC and what that means for his future. They also give their reaction to Drake losing his defamation case to UMG. Then they go down the slate of college football news and coaching changes, Finally they discuss the military being placed in different states across America and what that means for the future of the United States.Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back to recap week 5 of the NFL and NBT Fantasy Football season. Shoota Steve starts the pod by reminding everyone why the Broncos are really like that, the guys then discuss the Chargers and Chiefs both losing this week. They then take a deep dive into what they think needs to happen in Baltimore now that the Ravens are 1-4 and their seasons doesn't look promising. Next they recap the Fantasy football week 5 winners and losers as Rocket is still searching for his first win, Millz is now on a 2 game winning streak, Steve loses a nail biter, and Big Play Jay finally gets handed his first loss of the season. Support the show

In this episode of the Faces of the Future Podcast the guys are back with a week filled with news across all industries. This week the guys discuss Young Thug releasing his first project since returning home from prison, Jimmy Kimmel making his return to late night after getting suspended, Conor Mcgregor naming his price to return to the UFC, updates on Russia and Ukraine, plus more.Support the show

This week on the FATHERS of the FUTURE Podcast, Luke sits down with professional skydiver and former British Special Forces veteran Jules Ratcliff, who has completed over 2,100 jumps and served in combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Jules shares his near-death experience for the very first time when a parachute malfunction in June 2024 ripped his leg off mid-air at 4,500 feet. Drawing on his military training, he applied a tourniquet on himself while free-falling, a decision that ultimately saved his life. After being placed in a medically induced coma for six weeks and enduring multiple surgeries, Jules takes us inside his fight to recover and the mindset shifts that carried him forward.In this powerful conversation, Jules opens up about memory loss, the raw emotions of rehab, and the two guiding principles that helped him push through: every day is a step forward, and self-pity has no place in survival. His unwavering faith and gratitude thanking God for allowing his son to still have a father shine through his story of resilience. As Jules continues his long journey of recovery and major surgeries, we invite listeners to support his story and apply the same mindset in their own lives. If you're stuck and need a breakthrough, schedule a call with Luke today at LukeKKayyem.com (https://lukekkayyem.com).