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Welcome back to ITS Podcast. Let us start our 62nd episode with news mini section by Baris, He will cover some exciting news about autonomous vehicles in transportation. We have Haluk with a book review. He has chosen a book : Regulation of Commercial Space Transport The Astrocizing of ICAO, the book is [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 62: Autonomous Golf Cart as a Multidisciplinary Course

Hello everyone, We are here with you again after a pause in publication. Covid has affected all of us somehow. Today we have our book review by Haluk, about Bicycles and their role in transportation. No matter how we have gone far in fulfilling our dreams of vehicle with or without a driver, the [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 60: From Bicycle transport to Autonomous vehicle transport

Happy July dear subscribers I hope everyone is safe and sound. Some of us have started our offices, some still work from home. Anyhow our podcast will bring you some new details, information and new insights from around the world about our field of work. I hope you enjoy it. We start our episode [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 59: Philosophy and Intelligent vehicles

It's Podcast time on this Monday afternoon and this is about as close to a live episode as you'll get on GTWM. Mo was "summoned" by a couple of callers who felt they needed their questions answered immediately, so Mo jumped in studio to knock out this E54 in spontaneous fashion. It's still a strong episode with some interesting callers so let's go check them out: Caller #1 is Dom who is 34yrs old in Manila. Dom just received a message and a terrifying photo from someone in his condo. It's a neighbor in her 20's who has a knife across her neck, crying, asking Dom to save her. It's 3am PH time and his wife and 1 year old child is asleep -- what should he do? Caller #2 is Kim who is 27yrs old from Boston, USA. Kim has a new boyfriend and he is super serious about her. She is his first GF so he's really excited about the relationship that he wants to move in with her and he is already talking about marriage and kids. Theres a twist. He's rich. Like really rich. Like his family won the largest amount in Massachusetts State Lottery history, rich! He doesn’t work. Doesn’t need to and that might be a problem for her. Caller #3 is George who is 23yrs old from Bacolod. George has a bit of an emergency as well. He thinks he just got catfished on Bumble while having a bit of a sex chat with a girl who wanted to see his dick. He is paranoid his face might show up on Pornhub. Caller #4 is Jodi who is 29yrs old from Manila. Jodi's BF doesn't seem to want to commit to her even though they've been together for a long time. She is entering that stage in her life wherein she wants to settle down. She has made sacrifices for him in the past and he is elusive about what their future holds. GTWM The Podcast Season 7 is brought to you by the great people at Sharp Philippines! Get yourself an Ultra-High Definition TV from Sharp, you certainly deserve it! Powered by Anchor.fm , we will see you on another episode of GTWM tomorrow. Thanks for the download and please support the podcast by donating as little as $0.99 cents via Anchor at: anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Couple Things with Shawn and Andrew: Former Olympic Gymnast Shawn Johnson and NFL player Andrew East sit down to share their most vulnerable sides and open up like they never have before. https://open.spotify.com/show/7aGLm9HYn9mEyVr1FDzrpa?si=bgb4jh_nTyGiIabdk8BD8g Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gtwmpodcast/support

Welcome back. We hope that you are all safe and sound, wherever you are from. This is IEEE ITS podcast episode 58 in May 2020. No matter what, lockdown is not limiting us. We will begin this episode with our news-minisection, Barish has found very interesting news ragrding Covid 19 and transportation. After that [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 58: Human-Robot Interaction in Driverless cars

Dear readers, In the time of Corona, Podcast is one of the best ways to entertain yourself while you stay back at home. This is Dr. Maryam Kaveshgar bringing you IEEE ITS podcast episode 57 in March 2020. Today you will be listening to the latest news around intelligent transportation. Barish from Technical University [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 57: Transportations planning, MOTIV, eVTOL and cybersecurity

Welcome to the first episode of ITS podcast in 2020. Let us start the new year with introducing our new volunteer, Baris Cogan from Technical University of Munich. From now on he will be with us, bringing interesting information and news for you. For this episode he has tried to cover ITS related aspects [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 56: Autonomous Driving at CES 2020

https://itspodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/ITS-55_mixdown.mp3 Greeting our Dear listeners, ITS podcast is back with it’s 2019 November episode. This is the 55th episode that you have been with us. Thank you for your support. Let’s get started. We have Haluk and a book review after the news mini section. Dear Listeners, either you [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 55: Latest News and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Happy Thanksgiving if you live in the United States! This is my favorite holiday, because it means just hanging out with the people you love, eating some wonderful food together, and doing simple things like a family hike, without the commercialism and "push" of some of the other holidays. I wish the very best to you and yours, too! Today, Rhonda could not join us due to Yom Kippur, the highest Jewish holy day. So we will record three podcasts with my wonderful neighbor, Dave Fribush, as host. In addition, we are joined by Michael Simpson, who flew out from New York to attend my Empathy workshop two days ago. He will also join the Tuesday group at Stanford tonight. Michael is doing a massive upgrade / fast lift of my website, www.feelinggood.com, which will likely be published by the time you read this. Let us know what you think about the new "look." Dave Fribush, Michael and I answer many thought-provoking questions submitted by listeners like you! 1. How can I overcome my fear of blushing? Hi David, Hopefully this reaches you well. I am dealing with Erythrophobia (the fear of blushing) and have been having issues with going out with friends, being in public, in work meetings, etc. The weird part is that I don't even get red, but the visualization in my head is so vivid sometimes (Kool-Aid man) that I believe it. Sometimes, if I think about it long enough (like an internal panic attack for 20+min), I get kind of red. . . . Currently, I am trying to just break this habit and I have been reading your book When Panic Attacks and it has been pretty good at helping me. I have been facing my fears and going out into public and hanging out with friends; I'm kind of anxious on the inside of getting red all of sudden, which puts me on edge. I look in the mirror and see that I am not red, but it’s been hard to train my brain to believe it. I started reading your book five days ago and it has helped a lot already. Since then, I have been able to accept I don't mind being occasionally red or nervous and I'm fairly confident, but I struggle to accept the idea of being perpetually red? Part of me wants to accept the idea that "Eff-it! If I'm red, I'm red! That's who I am,” but another part of me knows that it's not true; occasionally I might blush but it’s not the norm. Please let me know if you have any advice. I think this might be a great podcast topic because I know a lot of people with Rosacea deal with anxiety and I'm sure that would help a lot of others. Best, Alex Hi Alex, I have a awesome podcast on the fear of blushing! You might find it helpful (Podcast #88, published on May 14, 2018.) I cannot do therapy through this medium, so this is just general teaching, but exposure / self-disclosure in one method you could use. You could tell 5 to 10 strangers every day something like this: “Could I speak to you for a moment? I’ve had the fear of blushing almost all of my life, and I’ve been hiding it from everybody out of shame. But today, I’ve decided to stop hiding and being ashamed, so I’ve decided to tell people, and that's why I'm telling you.” You’ll find tons of additional ideas in the podcast and in one of my books, like the one you’re reading, When Panic Attacks, as well as The Feeling Good Handbook. Actually, blushing is NEVER a problem. The only problem is the shame. Without the shame, the blushing, like shyness, can be an asset, making you more human and more appealing. Also, on my Sunday hike yesterday, we were joined by a young Stanford dermatologist who showed us some photos and videos of a new laser treatment for rosacea, which is similar to blushing. Apparently, the treatment is quite effective. Thanks, David 2. How can you get over a broken heart? Hi David, First of all, I would like to thank you from my bottom of my heart for the wonderful jobs you are doing. I have a question regarding aftermath of divorce and searched feelinggood.com for any post but I couldn't find any. My best friend is going through divorce process and he cannot forget the good memories he had with this wife. He still loves her so much and would like to continue their relationship but she's not interested in that. They have been separated for 4 years and he tried his best to bring her back. How can I help him move forward? Those good memories are haunting him? Thanks, Didi Hi Didi, Thanks for your terrific question, as most of us were rejected by someone we loved at some point in our lives. You’re in luck! We just recorded a podcast on how to help a friend or loved one who’s hurting, and by the time you read this, it will have been published. It's Podcast #164 on “How to HELP, and how NOT to Help!” It was published on October 28, 2019. You can find the link on the list of all of the published podcasts on my website. I would definitely listen before trying to "help" your friend! Resources for your friend might include the book I wrote on this topic, which is called Intimate Connections. One of the themes is that rejection could never upset a human being—only distorted thoughts about being rejected. This book can be helpful to the many people who have been divorced, or who have broken up with someone they loved, and are having trouble getting back into the dating game effectively, as well as the many people who are having trouble getting into the dating game for the first time. Another great resource for him would be the chapter on the Love Addiction in Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy. It describes a woman who had just been rejected by her husband, who was having an affair with his secretary, and she was telling herself that she couldn’t be happy without his love. The story had an amazing outcome, and might be very helpful for your friend. Of course, motivation is incredibly important. Your friend might not want to be “cured,” so to speak, since his depression and thoughts about his Ex keep the relationship alive in his mind, and also give him an excuse to avoid dating and developing new relationships, which can be anxiety-provoking and effortful for just about anybody! David 3. How would you treat someone with anorexia nervosa? This question was submitted by our friend, Professor Mark Noble, on behalf of one of his colleagues at the University of Rochester. I, David, explain what anorexia is, and describe my experience with an anorexia patient I treated in Philadelphia when she was discharged from the inpatient unit. I emphasize the need for the TEAM-CBT technique called the Gentle Ultimatum, since the patient didn't want o maintain her weight at a safe level, and just wanted to talk talk talk during sessions without doing any psychotherapy homework.  I also describe the “Coercive Therapy” also called Family Therapy for anorexia,  developed at the Maudsley in London, and we talk about how the same principle—getting the parents to work together on the same team, with firmness, intense mutual support, and compassionate insistence—works for almost any problem children are having. However, this requires the parents to support one another, and work together as a strong and loving team, and many parents who are in conflict will find it difficult to do this, since the urge to argue and fight can be so powerful. Then the parents sacrifice the well-being and happiness of their children in the name of ongoing war (blame, fighting, sticking up for “truth,” and so forth). Dave F. and Michael Simpson ask why this approach of getting parents to work together, can be so incredibly powerful and helpful to children. David

It's Podcast day but first a read from Dennis Kimbro's Book "Think & Grow Rich a Black Choice...Daily Motivations for African American Success" --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asher-tchoua0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asher-tchoua0/support

Ross Wecce and Justin Fiedler - hosts of The World of Outlaws official Podcast, "Open Red", join the Ohio Dirt Track Podcast for Episode 26. It's "Podcast meets Podcast", and this one did not disappoint!

Welcome back dear subscribers, We apologize for delay in this episode. Ahmedabad University in India has already started its new academic year and beginning is always very hectic for me. Without any further ado let’s get started with the September episode. We have Haluk's book review "Wireless Positioning: Principles and Practice, written by Ian [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 54: Wireless Technology and 5G in Autonomous Driving

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I'M BACK! It's Podcast time baby!!! Learn from the Israelites! They went back and forth with it came to fully developing that relationship with Almighty! WHERE HAVE I BEEN?! Don't ask me! Hear it for yourself! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/refreshed-podcast/support

Good July our dear subscribers, Welcome back to your own podcast. Here we are with our routine brief news mini-section to start the podcast, updating you shortly about what is happening around the world of intelligent vehicle and transportation. This week we have a special guest from Karsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany. Professor Christoph [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 53: A talk with Prof. Stiller about Autonomous vehicle and a book on high speed Railway

Playwright Jack McManus returns to the podcast this month to discuss one of his favorite Peanuts specials: "Why, Charlie Brown, Why?" from 1990. This first TV special of the 90's arose out of Schulz's desire to honestly talk to kids about cancer. One of the Peanuts kids is diagnosed with leukemia and we follow the others as they process this information. It's a heavy episode. Does it manage to both entertain and inform?  Unfortunately, there were some audio issues that makes Jack hard to hear for a lot of the discussion. Don't give up, though, it's good stuff if you just bump up the volume a little. My apologies. Thanks to Kevin McLeod at Incompetech.com for creative commons use of his songs "Mining by Moonlight" and "Base Walker". Thanks to Henry Pope for the use of his "Linus & Lucy" remix. Check out his music on Soundcloud here. It's a Podcast, Charlie Brown - show notes, episodes, social media, etc. Atari Bytes - Hey! That's my other show! Pick up It's Podcast, Charlie Brown mugs and shirts and what not at our AB_Pod_Store on Zazzle.com You can support the show financially on the Patreon page here.  You can pick up my short story collection MISERY BANANA: VERY SHORT STORIES INSPIRED BY OLD GAMES AND ODD THOUGHTS in ebook and print many places. Here's one of them.

Dear Subscribers, I welcome you to our May episode in 2019. We will start the episode news minisection about the advances in ITS and autonomous driving. Also we have a review on a book about Road Pricing: Technologies, economics and acceptability, edited John Walker. I hope you enjoy. Dear Listeners, [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 52: Market growth of ITS and road pricing

Dear readers I hope you have a wonderful Spring. This episode starts with a short news mini-section by Dr Maryam Kaveshgar, followed by the book reviewed by Prof. Haluk Eren, from Firat University The book title is “INTRODUCTION TO SENIOR TRANSPORTATION”, and consists of 212 pages; written by Helen Kerschner and Nina Silverstein. This [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 51: Legal Aspects of Autonomous Driving, a talk with Prof. Bryant Walker Smith

Happy holidays dear listeners, I hope you had a great year behind you and are fully ready to start 2019. We have our news mini-section as a routine. Prof. Haluk Eren has reviewed a book about Electric Vehicles Business model and in addition he has chosen an outstanding PhD thesis to review, it’s about [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 50: Looking back at 2018, Electric vehicles

Hello dear subscribers, in this episode we have news mini-section and book review by Prof. Haluk Eren about Car hackers. Also, we have a dear guest, Cristina Menendez Romero, from BMW group talking about the behaviour of the autonomous cars on highways and related topics. Our dear volunteer Prof. Ansar Yasar will conduct the [...] Continue reading ITS Podcast Episode 49: Autonomous Vehicle Behavior on Highway Interchanges

The 4 Nerds discuss their newfound obsession with collecting key issues of comics & what they look for as far as grading and printing. Next up, movies. From favorites to the best of the worst, the guys go from Batman to Surf Ninjas. Strap in friends, It's Podcast time!

Gordano!   Person A: 'Fancy meeting you here, you're looking well. Have you had a nose job?'    Person A: 'I thought so.'   Person A: 'Yes, Dr Dexter is a marvel with a scalpel isn't he? Anyway, must dash, I've got a baked potato in the oven and it won't butter, cheese, tuna mayo and side salad itself now will it?'   Person A: 'Actually, just before I pop off can I give you the latest Sorry Not in Service podcast? It's Podcast 3 (see title) and is 42 minutes long. Yes you're right, that IS one minute less cumbersome than a PodCage podcast. It's got a dog, an Audio Pictionary competition, Will not being drunk and some admin in it. It really is the full ticket.'   Person A: 'What's that?'   Person A: 'You'll treasure it forever?'   Person A: 'That's right, you will.'   Person A: 'Now bugger off.'   Corpse A: *continued reverential silence*   Gordano!

It's Podcast time! David and Nicole once again discuss the latest episode of Survivor: Redemption Island. Does Phillip really have special powers or is he just "special"? What was in the mystery package? And who cannot stand the truth? Plus the 5 funniest moments, dumbest move of the week, and the play of the day! For the only podcast who is in a log rolling league every Saturday, it's David and Nicole's Survivor Podcast!