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If you love trippy sci-fi shows, this is your lucky day.  Today on GeekFest Rants join Carlos as he reviews two fantastic new sci-fi show that just concluded on streaming services.  One is Devs, from the mind of Ex Machina's Alex Garland.  This one is about determinism vs. free will and it stars Nick Offerman, from Parks and Recreation, and Sonoya Mizuno, form Ex Machina and Annihilation.  The other is Raised By Wolves, produced by Ridley Scott.  Here Scott returns to the themes of the ravages of war caused by believers and non-believers, with a dose of androids and Alien aesthetics. Let's make sure not to anger Mother.

Here Scott talks about some of the biggest news items of the week including The rising US deficit, 6 million Americans missing rent or mortgage payments in September, Morgan Stanley Profits rising 25%, and more.

7420 Apartments In Manhattan hold this distinction right now. Here Scott examine what it means for the economy.

Here Scott reacts to the shutdown by castigating his friends and watching celebrities on twitter.

Here Scott talks to Reem Nouh. She is Senior Vice President at Adams & Knight. Here they discuss employee experience and engagement, its importance in the workplace, ways a company can boost employee experience and more.

Here Scott does a deep dive into 6 key issues and trends facing hospitals and health systems. Scott talks about different kinds of health systems and what has worked for them, access quality and cost, physician shortage, policy and politics facing healthcare, and threats and challenges that health systems face.

Community , transcendence and the music of U2.   --- "Music's powerful. It's probably in all of us more than we realise. You'll be humming (the songs), you'll be thinking about them. So there is something I think is special about that art form, that it touches something very human and spiritual in everybody. And, I don't know, there's a great power that music has than maybe even watching opera, or reading a novel ... there's some portability of music. Not that you're carrying it around physically, but it's inside of you." What is it about music that is so emotionally powerful in matching and even shaping our moods? Can music change how we view each other and our place in the world? Scott Calhoun, creator of the U2 Conference, believes in the power of music to create community, an identity and a sense of emotional understanding. He thinks the ambiguity and mystery of the music of Irish rock band U2 helps explain the breadth of their appeal over four decades. Here Scott discusses the traditions of the psalms, gospel and blues as key influences in U2’s music, and the way this has resonated for so many people - where joyful music becomes a means of processing life’s pain.       “You can see over the 40 year career that human rights issues, the dignity of the individual, the freedom to choose and control and sort of be in charge of your own life, for better or for worse, but giving the human being freedom, that's the through line in all their messaging."

In this episode Scott Becker interviews Quint Studer. Quint is the Founder of the Studer Group, Founder of the Studer Community Institute, and author of the new book The Busy Leader’s Handbook. Here Scott and Quint do a deep dive on leadership and some of the concepts in his new book.

This episode is an audio recording of the webinar entitled " The Business of Private Equity: Key Issues & Trends". Here Scott talks to the Chair of the McGuireWoods private equity group, Geoff Cockrell.They focus on:How does PE make money?What areas are they investing in?What kinds of companies do they look at?What multiples do they pay?Whats attractive and not?How long do they hold for?Why do they pay more than strategics?Who are some of the key funds?

This episode is an audio recording of the webinar entitled " The Business of Private Equity: Key Issues & Trends". Here Scott talks to the Chair of the McGuireWoods private equity group, Geoff Cockrell.They focus on:How does PE make money?What areas are they investing in?What kinds of companies do they look at?What multiples do they pay?Whats attractive and not?How long do they hold for?Why do they pay more than strategics?Who are some of the key funds?

This episode is an audio recording of the webinar entitled " The Business of Private Equity: Key Issues & Trends". Here Scott talks to the Chair of the McGuireWoods private equity group, Geoff Cockrell.They focus on:How does PE make money?What areas are they investing in?What kinds of companies do they look at?What multiples do they pay?Whats attractive and not?How long do they hold for?Why do they pay more than strategics?Who are some of the key funds?

This episode is an audio recording of the webinar entitled " The Business of Private Equity: Key Issues & Trends". Here Scott talks to the Chair of the McGuireWoods private equity group, Geoff Cockrell.They focus on:How does PE make money?What areas are they investing in?What kinds of companies do they look at?What multiples do they pay?Whats attractive and not?How long do they hold for?Why do they pay more than strategics?Who are some of the key funds?

This is a Cafecast interview with Scott Irwin, W8UFO of Riverview, Florida. Here Scott shares his experience as a vision-impaired ham radio operator. Learn more at digicommcafe.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digicommcafe/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/digicommcafe/support

Equipment for juniors is one of the most important aspects of a juniors development. Here Scott's thoughts on the topic that will hopefully help parents make better decisions leading to better chances of success. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to the #realunitingchurch podcast! Here Scott and Mardi explore the core identity of the Uniting Church in this its 40th year, and where the church might go in the next 40 years. In the first episode we talk to Queensland Synod general secretary Rev Heather den Houting, pastor and church planter Phil Smith and graphic designer and church member Holly Jewell. These people have all had big life turning points around the age of 40. We talk to them about what they changed as a result and what it might look like for a church to do the same.

Here Scott's story of how he launched his business.

Here Scott & Sean introduce Aidan, fellow friend and newcomer to the world of podcasting where they discuss – working at Blockbuster Video together, Customer Service, various cinema experiences, a little bit of Godzilla and Xmen Days of Future Past and Marvel/DC in general and the smash hit tv show Arrow… Like us on Facebook […]

Exclusive alert. We are delighted to have secured a rare mix from one of our favourite producers of last year. Scott Fraser makes up the revered group of producers that is Andrew Weatherall, Sean Johnston, Timothy Fairplay and Daniel Avery that share the same underground bunker studio in East London, affectionately calling themselves 'The Axis'. Scott's 'Life Of Silence' 12" on Weatherall's Bird Scarer imprint in our opinion was the best thing committed to vinyl in 2012, and his releases on World Unknown and Astro Lab are straight up killer. Here Scott has put together a two hour live mix which he promises contains lots of exclusives from the bunker personnel. Download via iTunes http://www.itunes.com/podcast?id=591940229