Podcasts about Klas

IKID met nu nog meer versbeleving! We riepen vorige week op iets te kopen in de supermarkt wat je nog nooit eerder had geprobeerd. En we kregen zo veel leuke inzendingen, dank daarvoor. Anne kocht Sandwich spread en nam 'm mee naar de opname. Hanneke werd een beetje jaloers. Alex vertelt over het verkeersexamen dus Anne kon z'n Larry David muziekje weer van stal halen. Nynke gaat nog even door over Woman's Health, beargumenteert dat 'size does matter' (bij kikkererwten oa.) en speelde 'good cop bad cop' bij de Avondvierdaagse. En we beginnen met de terug van de - jawel - Vokuhila! Viel spass, Nynke, Anne, Hanneke en Alex ___ Sponsor: Meer Muziek in de Klas Lees meer over Sing & Dance UP! op www.singanddanceup.nl. Sing & Dance UP! is een project van Méér Muziek in de Klas en wordt mogelijk gemaakt door de ELJA foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ga je net zoals Alex bijna dagelijks naar de supermarkt? Koop dan eens iets wat je nog nooit eerder hebt gekocht en laat ons weten wat het is! Extra punten als het Aardappel Anders is. Verder deze week: Nynke sprak even met Martine van Os, bij Hanneke ging een hoop naar de verdoemenis, Anne wil praten over boomers en hun telefoons, en Alex verdient 'De zegekar van de Nijmeegse klusser die iets heeft overwonnen op huishoudelijk gebied'. Goed bezig, Alex. Er is ook iets met de flan van Lena Dunham, plus - niet onbelangrijk - na het luisteren vergeet je nooit meer waar Anita Witzier opgroeide. Geniet! Nynke, Alex, Anne en Hanneke Sponsor: Meer Muziek in de Klas Lees meer over Sing & Dance UP! op www.singanddanceup.nl. Sing & Dance UP! is een project van Méér Muziek in de Klas en wordt mogelijk gemaakt door de ELJA foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

by UFO History Buff & Author, Charles Lear Recently, footage taken of a video that has been described by documentarian James Fox as the holy grail of UFO videos has been shown online. The original video on VHS had been in the possession of one of the early Area 51 researchers, Chuck Clark, since 1995. Clark was reportedly offered a large sum of money to turn over the video, and he refused, whereupon underhanded means were employed to get what was on it out to the public.This story goes all the way back to the 1990s when the United States was in the midst of its own special brand of paranoid UFOlogy, which emphasized government cover-ups and conspiracy theories fueled by the popularity of The X-Files. Area 51 had become the most famous secret base in the world after Bob Lazar, in silhouette using the name “Dennis,” was interviewed by George Knapp on KLAS in Las Vegas in May 1989. He claimed to have worked on reverse-engineering nine recovered alien space craft at a site he said was called “S-4” located in the southern section of Area 51.The excitement stirred up by Lazar's claim resulted in a flood of UFO tourists descending on the area. Many would stop at the only bar in the nearby small town of Rachel, Nevada, a population that usually numbers around 50 people. According to the “Rachel Timeline” section of A Short History of Rachel, Nevada by Glenn Campbell and Edith Grover, Pat and Joe Travis bought the Rachel Bar and Grill in 1988. They renamed it “The Little A'Le'Inn” and held the first annual UFO conference there in July of 1990. Read more →CONTACT AND SUPPORT

Als je de sportschool hebt uitgespeeld, als je verlangen bent, als vorm en inhoud samenvallen, als je even upgrade, als het weer ondiagnosticeerbaar is, als je terug bent op je opgroeigrond, als je te gast bent in de literatuurrubriek, dan is het nogal wat. Veel plezier! NIEUW! I’m longing - Popdorian Spotify I will fall - Pet Shop Boys Spotify Recensie Vanilla op Tzum Word Vriend van de Show! affiliatielink om Podimo 30 dagen gratis te proberen Adverteren in de Eeuw van de Amateur? Mail naar adverteren@dagennacht.nl!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2035 wil het kabinet dat we in Nederland 'inclusief onderwijs' hebben. Dat betekent: alle kinderen bij elkaar in de klas, met en zonder beperking, en dus geen speciaal onderwijs meer. Uit onderzoek van de Algemene Onderwijsbond (AOb) blijkt dat de helft van de leraren dit inclusieve onderwijs niet ziet zitten. Waarom niet? En is inclusief onderwijs wel zo'n goed idee?   Een gesprek met Sezgin Cihangir, directeur van het Nederlands Mathematisch Instituut, met Simone Fomenko, bestuurslid van de AOb en met Sofie Sergeant, bijzonder lector 'Inclusie en Veerkracht in het Onderwijs' aan de HU.

Czy Polska znów zaczyna mówić językiem klas społecznych? Punktem wyjścia do rozmowy Estery Flieger i Michała Płocińskiego w podcaście „Rzecz o idei” jest głośna impreza techno w Wilanowie, która uruchomiła znacznie głębszą debatę: o klasie średniej, aspiracjach, nierównościach i emocjach społecznych po 1989 r.Kup subskrypcję „Rzeczpospolitej” podadresem: https://czytaj.rp.pl

Kur zobi ir piestiprināti pie augšlūpas? Šo Andra Kapusta un klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min māsas Saukas no Rīgas – Jolanta, Karīna un Iveta ar bērniem Alisi (6 gadi) un Moricu (10 gadi) Markausiem.

Kas datora tastaturā tēlo āķi? Šo Teodora Tauriņa un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Vītiņu ģimene no Katlakalna: mamma Ita, tētis Uldis ar bērniem Elzu Amēliju (6 gadi) un Krišjāni (11 gadi).

Before she was Sporty Spice, Melanie C was a teenage raver on the Costa Brava dancing to Prodigy and Grooverider in a tracksuit. Thirty years later, she's finally made the album that brings it all together.On this episode of CCTV: The Nonstop Pop Show, Chris and Chantel Nicole give an honest review of Melanie C's ninth solo album "Sweat" - a dance-pop record built on house, rave culture, and dance influences that might be the most exciting solo Spice Girls release since Northern Star. Recorded across London, Stockholm, and LA with collaborators including Robyn producer Klas Åhlund and PinkPantheress collaborator Oscar Scheller, "Sweat" finds Mel C merging her pop career with her second life as a globally touring DJ and fully embracing the Sporty Spice persona she once kept at arm's length.We go track by track, talk about the Diana Ross and Inner Life samples, the emotional arc from heartbreak to new love, how her DJ career shaped the sound, and whether this belongs in the conversation for best solo Spice Girl album ever.Join us on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/CCTVPOPSFollow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/cctvpops0:00 - Intro1:00 - "Sweat" Album Info2:41 - Album Cover4:34 - "Sweat"13:15 - "Drum Machine"20:00 - "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?"24:21 - "Til It Breaks"28:18 - "Pressure"33:34 - "Emotional Memory"37:00 - "Attitude"42:42 - "Good For Nothing"46:25 - "Undefeated Champion"51:04 - "Cashmere"55:35 - "Free To Love"59:30 - "One Track Mind"1:03:40 - "Flick of the Wrist"1:07:45 - Cut or Keep1:09:45 - Overall Thoughts & Final RatingReferences:“Sweat” MV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blY463GJQjw&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Sweat” Live at Michael McIntyre's Big Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si3o935rQco&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Sweat” Live from The Voice Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF_YnsnYZCs&pp=ygUPbWVsYW5pZSBjIHN3ZWF0 “Drum Machine” MV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYuAN7aBZWc&pp=ygUWbWVsYW5pZSBjIGRydW0gbWFjaGluZQ%3D%3D “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” Live at BBC Radio 2 Piano Room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Azz2NlMyY4&pp=ygUmbWVsYW5pZSBjIHdoYXQgY291bGQgcG9zc2libHkgZ28gd3Jvbmc%3D “Undefeated Champion” Live at Die Giovanni Zarrella Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiOkWhx9cNM&pp=ygUdbWVsYW5pZSBjIHVuZGVmZWF0ZWQgY2hhbXBpb24%3D

Helt ofiltrerat. Helt magiskt. ✨I veckans podd kastar vi manus och klippverktyg ( jag vet inte hur man klipper ) för ett 100 % genuint samtal med Klas Landahl. Vi dyker djupt ner i livets härligheter, pratar musik och utforskar vad det innebär att verkligen leva på sitt eget sätt.Klas är en guldgruva av klokhet och hans generösa erbjudanden i avsnittet är som ett smörgåsbord för själen. Om du älskar att utforska livet är detta ditt tecken på att trycka på play. Och glöm inte att besöka hemsidan där det finns så många riktigt intressanta erbjudanden!Hemsida : annki-klas.cominstagram: https://www.instagram.com/klas_landahlfacebook: https://www.facebook.com/klas.landahlspotify musik: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3hOWMA2qev1pIMeo7yNlKE?si=6ca1234c21ec4d47

In this episode of the AI at Health series on The Beat Podcast, host Sandy Vance sits down with Venky Ananth, Executive Vice President and Head of Healthcare at Infosys, for a wide-ranging and energizing conversation about what it actually means for AI to transform healthcare at scale. Venky brings a refreshingly honest and structured perspective to a conversation that is often dominated by hype, breaking down why AI is fundamentally different from every other technology wave healthcare has been through, laying out the five areas where Infosys is seeing real traction with payers, providers, and PBMs right now, and sharing the story behind two exciting developments: the acquisition of Optimum Health IT and the Pacesetters podcast and executive leadership community. If you are a healthcare leader trying to figure out where to start or how to think about AI as a whole-enterprise challenge rather than a point solution, this episode is essential listening.  In this episode, they talk about: AI is not a point solution; it is a new operating system that will touch every function in every organization Healthcare is broken, fragmented, and frustrating, and AI is the first technology with the potential to fix all three at once Legacy modernization must come before AI adoption because you cannot layer intelligence on top of broken processes AI can now reverse engineer legacy systems that used to depend entirely on tribal knowledge The five pillars of AI transformation are strategy and engineering, legacy modernization, data, process reengineering, and physical AI Training AI on your own private data is the competitive wedge that separates leaders from followers Agents are the new team members, and organizations need to rethink how humans and agents orchestrate workflows together Infosys acquired Optimum Health IT, the number one-ranked Epic implementation partner according to KLAS, to deepen its provider capabilities Epic now covers an estimated 220 to 230 million distinct patients in the US and is growing internationally The Pacesetters podcast and annual executive gathering bring together CIOs, CTOs, academics, and analysts for candid, off-the-record dialogue about the future of healthcare A Little About Venky Ananth: Venky is a technology and transformation executive with deep experience leading a global business unit, scaling high-performance organizations, and delivering large-scale change through AI, cloud, and modern growth operating models. His career has focused on helping enterprises modernize core systems, improve operational efficiency, and unlock new growth through platform innovation and disciplined execution. He founded and scaled Infosys Helix, a cloud-native platform business that continues to shape payer and health platform modernization. In addition, he has led global teams across engineering, delivery, consulting, and product, giving him a broad view of strategy, technology, operations, and organizational scale. He operates at the intersection of technology, business model transformation, and leadership development, with a track record of strengthening enterprise performance and building organizations capable of sustained growth. Beyond his operating role, I host PaceSetters, a CXO leadership platform featuring conversations with leaders from healthcare, academia, private equity, and technology. 

„Neapsaugotiems dvarų mūrams lietus ir šaltis gali būti ne mažiau pavojingas nei rusų raketos ir dronai. Tik dvarai nyksta pamažu, žiema po žiemos dingdami iš mūsų atminties“, – sako architektūros tyrėjas Kostas Biliūnas.„Voverių fotografu“ pramintas Kęstutis Obelevičius Vytauto Didžiojo universiteto Botanikos sode Kaune pristatė parodą „Susitikimai tarp augalų. Botanikos sodo gyventojai“.Restauravimas dažnai suprantamas kaip techninis paveldo sutvarkymas, tačiau patys restauratoriai sako, kad problema Lietuvoje yra gilesnė – iki šiol trūksta bendros restauravimo doktrinos, aiškių atsakomybės ribų ir principų, kas restauruojant paveldą yra leistina, o kas jau kelia grėsmę jo autentiškumui. Apie tai kalbėta ir Nacionalinėje Martyno Mažvydo bibliotekoje vykusioje diskusijoje „Lietuvos kultūros paveldas: problemos ir iššūkiai“, kurioje išryškėjo ir kitos sistemos silpnosios vietos – ribotos Restauravimo tarybos galios, savivaldybių specialistų trūkumas, galimos manipuliacijos priimant sprendimus. Ką šios problemos reiškia Lietuvos kultūros paveldui ir kokių pokyčių reikia restauravimo sistemoje?„Yra nemažai kuriančių medikų, nes jie nori išlaisvinti savo vidinį vaiką ir vidinį aš, išeiti iš profesijos rėmų“, – sako tauragiškė, vaikų gydytoja Iveta Skurvydienė. Jos antroji autorinė knygą „Dvidešimt vakarų“ Tauragės metų knygos rinkimuose tapo 2025-ųjų Metų knyga.Naujas Vilniaus universiteto tyrimas rodo, kad įsitikinimas, jog mokiniai masiškai nemėgsta matematikos, nėra visiškai tikslus. Dalis gimnazistų sako, kad matematika jiems įdomi, beveik pusė mato jos naudą ateičiai. Vis dėlto kartu nemažai mokinių matematiką sieja su didelėmis pastangomis, neigiamomis emocijomis ir baime suklysti.Ved. Justė Luščinskytė

Arbetare, förenen eder! I sann förstamajanda så måste ett avsnitt spelas in! Tekniska och geografiska utmaningar göre sig icke besvär! Publiken törsta efter kunskap! Byörn och Niklas gästas av den legendariske Klas. Eller ja, Byörn är på besök hos Klas, de sitter på varsin våning i Klases hus och Niklas sitter i skogen. Men visst […]

Su Alytaus Volungės progimnazijos 5 b klasės mokiniais FM99 studijoje kalbame apie apie jų mamas ir artėjančią Motinos dieną.

Graag wil ik je attenderen op een nieuwe podcast serie die ik maak. In deze nieuwe podcast serie met de titel Geef Kennis Door ga ik met Loes de Smet en Erik Meester over bovenstaande vraag in gesprek aan de hand van de 30 thema's van Wetenswaardig. In elke aflevering staat één thema centraal. Je krijgt niet alleen inzicht in de opbouw van het thema, maar hoort vooral hoe je het betekenisvol maakt voor leerlingen. Steeds schuift een andere gast aan: een leraar uit de praktijk of een expert die verdieping geeft. Zo ontstaat een combinatie van ontwerp, praktijk en reflectie – met concrete handvatten voor je eigen onderwijs. Deze eerste aflevering verschijnt ook mijn eigen kanaal. Check in de toekomst het kanaal Geef Kennis Door! Of bekijk het gesprek op YouTube. Kernpunten uit het gesprek

Co młodzi Polacy (uczennice i uczniowie), wiedzą o zdrowiu? Skąd czerpią wiedzę na ten temat? Czy i jak ją realizują? Z jakim skutkiem? „Młodzi mówią o zdrowiu” - to raport, który jako pierwszy w Polsce, prezentuje temat zdrowia wyłącznie z perspektywy młodego pokolenia. Dzięki pogłębionym rozmowom z uczniami i uczennicami w wieku 11-17 lat, udało się pokazać ich postrzeganie zdrowia, potrzeb z nim związanych i wyzwań, z jakimi mierzą się na co dzień. Badanie zostało zrealizowane przez Fundację Szkoła z Klasą w ramach programu edukacyjnego „Zdrowie z Klasą”. W studiu, z Michałem Poklękowskim, jest Magdalena Tędziagolska, socjolożka i badaczka współpracująca z Fundacją Szkoła z Klasą, autorka raportu „Młodzi mówią o zdrowiu”.

Dominique Schreinemachers over leren onder druk, debrieven in plaats van feedback geven, en wat een bijna-crash je leert over gedragVan JeanneIk stond backstage bij Denk Producties in het Beatrix Theater. Meer dan 900 man in de zaal. Ze sprak na mij. En terwijl ik eindelijk ontspannen was na mijn eigen optreden, werd ik simpelweg weggeblazen.Dominique Schreinemachers is een van de weinige vrouwelijke helikoptervliegers van de Koninklijke Luchtmacht. Ze vloog Cougar-transporthelikopters, was in Afghanistan, en crashte op 10 december 2009 bijna met veertien mensen aan boord. Die crash is gefilmd. Het geluidsmateriaal bestaat. En ze brengt het mee naar het podium op een manier die kippenvel geeft.Daarna werd ze mediator, studeerde gedragspsychologie en bouwde The Boost Academy, waar ze organisaties traint op eigenaarschap en gedrag. Dit gesprek gaat over wat al die werelden gemeen hebben: hoe mensen echt leren, wat fouten doen met een team, en waarom het woord ‘feedback' misschien wel afgeschaft moet worden.Over Dominique SchreinemachersDominique is helikoptervlieger, mediator, gedragspsycholoog en keynotespreker. Ze is eigenaar van The Boost Academy, waar ze organisaties begeleidt op het gebied van eigenaarschap, leiderschapsontwikkeling en ervaringsleer. Ze is te zien geweest in televisieprogramma's als Oranje Zomer, Oranje Winter, Het Mooiste Meisje van de Klas en als hunter in Hunted. Ze schreef het boek Return to Base.Wat je in deze aflevering hoortHet verhaal van 10 december 2009: een ogenschijnlijk eenvoudige missie in Afghanistan die eindigde in een bijna-crash met veertien mensen aan boord.Muscle memory en tacit knowledge: waarom twaalf minuten lang niet aan de stuurknuppels zitten de juiste beslissing was, en wat dat zegt over hoe training echt werkt.Hoe het brein herinneringen vervormt: een jaar later hoorde Dominique de tape terug en herkende haar eigen herinnering niet. Het onderzoek na 9/11 dat laat zien hoe universeel dit is.Dat wat in het licht mag zijn, wordt licht om te dragen: waarom de crew geen trauma had en vijf mensen achterin wel, en wat organisaties daarvan kunnen leren.Schaf het woord feedback af: wat vliegers doen in plaats daarvan, en hoe een dagelijkse debrief er in de praktijk uitziet.Het verschil tussen domme fouten en goede fouten, en waarom straffen nog nooit heeft geholpen.Ervaringsleer in de praktijk: hoe The Boost Academy mensen in twee uur laat plannen voor een reddingsoperatie die ze niet kennen, en wat ze daar echt van leren.Waarom een voorstelrondje met leerdoelen op een PowerPoint precies het verkeerde begin is van een training.Eigenaarschap begint bij het zien van je eigen gedrag. En dat kun je alleen maar leren door het te ervaren.Eén graadje per dag: de kleinste verandering die over vijf jaar het grootste verschil maakt.Return to Base — Dominique SchreinemachersWat je morgen kunt doenVervang de volgende feedbackronde door een debrief. Geen oordelen, geen gevoel. Alleen: wat hebben we gedaan, wat hadden we afgesproken, wat kan morgen beter?Begin je volgende training niet met een voorstelrondje. Vraag in plaats daarvan: welk effect wil jij vandaag bereiken?Kies één graadje. Iets wat niemand ziet, niemand voelt, en jou niets kost. Doe het morgen. En overmorgen.https://www.theboostacademy.nl. Boek Return to Base Support the showWij praten veel, maar luisteren nóg liever. Heb je een vraag, opmerking of briljant idee? Klik en spreek een berichtje voor ons in via Speakpipe!Mee lezen? Kijk op https://www.brainbakery.com/brainsnack/no-more-boring-learning 

This week on That Tech Pod, healthcare cybersecurity gets a reality check.  Ed Gaudet, Founder and CEO of Censinet, joins the show to unpack how he found his way into healthcare security and why it became the problem he chose to focus on long term. From there, the conversation moves quickly past surface-level explanations and into where things actually break inside health systems.It's not a lack of tools. It's not a lack of awareness. Ed lays out how leadership gaps, misaligned incentives, and day-to-day operational pressures create the conditions for breaches, even in organizations that believe they're in good shape. He also shares how he would test that assumption and what signals tell you whether a system is truly secure or just hoping it is. The episode digs into the tension between patient care and security, questioning whether it's a real constraint or sometimes a convenient reason to avoid harder decisions. On the AI front, Ed separates what's actually working from what's getting too much credit, and highlights the parts of a breach that technology alone won't fix. It wraps with a candid look at the hard truths the industry tends to avoid and what real accountability would look like if organizations took cybersecurity seriously.Then stick around to the very end for a bonus poem that adds an unexpected close to the conversation.Ed Gaudet is the Founder and CEO of Censinet, a company focused on healthcare cybersecurity and third-party risk management. With more than 25 years of software and technology leadership experience, Ed has held executive roles spanning product, marketing, and sales at companies including Imprivata, Liquid Machines, IONA Technologies, Rational Software, and SQA, Inc. At Imprivata, he served as CMO and later business unit GM, leading the creation of Imprivata Cortext, a cloud-based clinical communications platform recognized as best-in-KLAS. Ed holds multiple patents in mobile authentication, secure content sharing, and distributed data management, and he is a recognized speaker on leadership, healthcare, and regulatory compliance. 

The ninth studio album from Swedish musician Robyn, ‘Sexistential' is a return to an earlier form. Unlike the softer sounds of her previous album ‘Honey', her latest release is reminiscent of her 2010 trilogy ‘Body Talk' – Robyn working with the same producer, Klas Åhlund, as she did on that project. In Chris Schulz's opinion, the album is easily the best pop album of the year so far, and he joined Jack Tame to share his full thoughts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Četri M burti, katrs uz savu debess pusi skatās. Šo Teodora Tauriņa un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Raičenoku-Raišonoku ģimene no Ogres: mamma Zane, tētis Andris ar dēliem Valteru (14 gadi) un Jēkabu (7 gadi), kā arī Jēkaba krustmāti Aguci (latviskās dzīvesziņas kopas "Silavoti" dziedātāju Aigu Virsnīti). 

Äntligen hälsar Robyn på hemma hos Strage (som lyssnat på henne i lite mer än 30 år och dyrkat henne i lite mer än 20). Hon pratar bland annat om nya albumet "Sexistential", om sex och om att få barn utan sex, om att vilja ha Adam Driver som spermadonator, om att träffa Prince, om när hon blev vän med Klas Åhlund och Andreas Kleerup efter ett gatuslagsmål på Söder, om nätdejting på Illuminati-Tinder, om porten till universum mellan hennes lår, om hur hon blev arenarockare efter succén i Madison Square Garden, om sommarens konserter i Globen, om att som nioåring spela spökbarn i Strindbergs "Kronbruden" på Dramaten och om varför Kraftwerks "Computer love" är världens bästa låt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kas tas ir? Unkuls, kunkuls krīt no gaisa, neviens dakters nevar glābt!  Šo Diānas Loginas un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min folkloras kopas "Knipati" dalībnieki no Ozolniekiem Lilija Sirvide (9 gadi) un Artūrs Tamisārs (19 gadi) un kopas vadītājas Inese Mičule un Dace Smirnova.

Is het in de strijd tegen het lerarentekort soms een goed idee om onbevoegde leraren voor de klas te zetten? Daarover praat Jan Willem Wesselink met  Karlijn de Jong, lerarenopleider Coba van der Veer, onderwijsvakbond AOB

Russ Branzell, President and CEO of CHIME, sits down with Adam Gale, Founder and CEO of KLAS Research, and Dr. Richa Gupta, Vice President of Care Transformation at Ambience Healthcare to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare operations. As recipients of the CHIME and KLAS Trailblazer Award, Ambience Healthcare represents a new generation of technology companies recognized not just for innovation, but for measurable outcomes inside health systems. Together, the leaders explore how ambient AI is evolving beyond documentation support into broader clinical and operational intelligence—impacting coding accuracy, compliance, and revenue integrity. Key Takeaways:How health systems are redefining AI maturity as they move from experimentation to enterprise-scale deployment across clinical and operational workflows.Why ambient AI is expanding beyond clinician documentation to influence coding accuracy, compliance, and revenue integrity across health systems.The organizational conditions required to successfully scale AI initiatives, including workflow integration, leadership alignment, and clinician adoption.What separates high-performing healthcare AI vendors from early-stage solutions that struggle to move beyond pilot programs.How digital health leaders can balance innovation, governance, and trust as artificial intelligence becomes embedded in core healthcare operations.

Kas ir Paradīzes liecinieces? Šo Sandra Graša un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Sīļu ģimene no Liepājas: mamma Anna, tētis Valters ar meitām Katrīnu (16 gadi) un Hermīni (9 gadi).

Johan pratar nödlösningar och minns med vånda när han själv blev en. Anders konfronterar personer som han tycker sabbar för kollektivet.Dessutom: VM-bråk, målvaktskris, "den Staffan Tapper", fotbollströjor, inbillad storsinthet, kravställare, trauma i bassängen, besök i studion och en perfekt Pierre Neurath Bengtsson-promenad till Grimsta.Bli Offsidemedlem – 0 kronor första månaden!

Racējkniebējs jeb kniebējracējs. Šo Edvarda Bērziņa un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Sondoru ģimene Siguldā: mamma Kristīne, tētis Kristaps ar bērniem Patriku (4 gadi) un Luīzi (2 mēneši).

En av Sveriges främsta författare, Klas Östergren, besökte Kulturhuset Stadsteatern för ett scensamtal med vännen och förläggaren Stephen Farran-Lee och livemusik framförd av Mattias Alkberg tillsammans med Jonas Teglund och Petter Granberg. "Östergren om Östergren" skildrar författarens liv och verk i ett scensamtal med vännen och ständige förläggare Stephen Farran-Lee. Föreställningen delar namn med samtalsboken från 2007. Där den kronologiskt gick igenom Klas Östergrens bibliografi tar vi här avstamp i en rad betydelsebärande platser. Det är också ett samtal om författandets hantverk. Om oron som drivkraft. Om att tidigt lära sig disciplinen att varje dag skriva och i 50 år ta sig an det tomma arket. Nulla dies sine linea – inte en dag utan ett streck. Förställningen förhöjs av musik inspirerad av Klas Östergrens litterära värld specialskriven och framförd av Mattias Alkberg. En i eget rätt kritikerrosad artist vars band The Bear Quartet tog sitt namn ifrån Östergrens bok "Gentlemen". En cirkelslutning om något. Från 15 december 2025 Jingel: Lucas Brar

In de lage landen kent iedereen Goedele Liekens. Ze groeide op in een katholiek gezin van vijf dochters. In de strijd om aandacht wil Goedele al op de lagere school de uitblinker zijn. Na enkele jaren bij de nonnen op het internaat studeert zij af als klinisch psycholoog en specialiseert zich als seksuoloog. Landelijke bekendheid krijgt ze als ze wordt verkozen tot Miss België. En via De Lieve Lust, een taboedoorbrekend radioprogramma over seks, relaties en erotiek. Samen met programma's op tv leert zij de Belgen te praten over emoties en seksualiteit. Vandaag de dag is zij actief bij de VN en in de politiek, waar ze strijdt voor seksuele rechten en gezondheid en het verbeteren van de positie van vrouwen.

Kas ir tikai decembrī, bet nav citos mēnešos? Šo Samantas Kirilovičas un citu klausītāju atsūtītās mīklas Greizajos ratos min Kalniņu ģimene Rīgā: mamma Sanita, tētis Dzintars ar bērniem Herbertu (8 gadi) un Emmu (4 gadi).

We trekken van de leraarskamer in Brugge, waar leerkrachten worstelen met racisme en radicalisering, naar de geopolitieke arena, waar premier De Wever scherpe taal hanteert voor monster Donald Trump en de internationale orde onder druk staat. Eindigen doen we in Vlaanderen, waar de vraag centraal staat hoe onze exporteconomie overeind kan blijven in een wereld van oplopende handelstarieven. Trends is een podcastkanaal van de redactie van Trends. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Klas och Göran från Vindsele löser, ihop med nördige kusinen Hubbe, en massa fall i tiden. Klarabohemerna bakom pseudonymen Sivar Ahlrud skrev. Mattias Boström samlar och berättar. Leif GW nämns. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app.

Fredag! Guld, Afrika, internet och byxmyndighet är bara några av de viktiga teman som tas upp i dagens avsnitt. Har du ett skvaller som fler borde få höra? Maila det till kafferepetpod@gmail.comMissa inte vår månatliga systerpodd Cigarrummet. Bli prenumerant på www.underproduktion.se/cigarrummet5:22 - Jag och jesus12:45 - Barnarbetesblåsningen15:55 - Personlig assistent20:48 - Tidig morgon på Kalmar station24:00 - Mytomspunne Robert29:35 - Hackern38:15 - Pekka och tjejen från Tinder46:25 - Den afrikanska dansen53:10 - Skitsnåle Klas

As healthcare heads into 2026, the signals are getting harder to ignore. Financial pressure is mounting. Consumer expectations are accelerating. And digital strategies that once felt optional are now core infrastructure. In this episode, hosts Chris Boyer and Reed Smith kick off the new year with a trend-focused conversation unpacking what is actually changing across healthcare, digital strategy, and consumer behavior and what that means for health systems of all shapes and sizes. The discussion spans three critical areas. First, how hospitals, health systems, and academic medical centers are navigating margin pressure, workforce challenges, and increasing scrutiny while being asked to do more with less. Second, how digital and marketing strategies are evolving from campaign-driven efforts into intelligence and experience infrastructure powered by data, AI, and governance. And third, how patient expectations are shifting as consumers bring behaviors learned from retail, banking, and technology into healthcare. Rather than predictions for prediction's sake, this episode focuses on real signals already shaping 2026 and the strategic implications leaders need to understand now. From hybrid care and digital access to AI-enabled personalization and experience design, this conversation is about where healthcare is heading and how prepared organizations truly are. Whether you work in marketing, digital experience, strategy, or executive leadership, this episode offers a grounded look at what is changing, what is breaking, and where health systems need to adapt next. Mentions From the Show:  Chartis: From reactive to proactive: Health systems look to AI and digital to flip the healthcare delivery paradigm within 5 years Fierce Healthcare: 2026 Outlook: Hybrid care companies poised for growth driven by economic, policy tailwinds Gartner: AI's Influence Runs Deeper Than You Think — 2026 Gartner Strategic Predictions Explain Why Paul Keckley website HealthGrades: Special Report: Seven Hospital Marketing Trends You Should Know in 2026 KLAS: AI being used more often at point of care, KLAS research shows Salesforce: The Ninth Edition State of Marketing Report Telus Digital: Six healthcare trends reshaping digital care in 2025 with expert insights on AI, ops, mobile and more The Economist: The truth about affordability Reed Smith on LinkedIn Chris Boyer on LinkedIn Chris Boyer website Chris Boyer on BlueSky Reed Smith on BlueSky Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cloud imaging should feel like a clear next step, yet most teams still can't agree on what “cloud strategy” actually means. In this interview, Monique Rasband, Vice President of Strategy & Research for Imaging and Oncology at KLAS Research, breaks down what she's hearing directly from providers in the new KLAS Enterprise Imaging 2025 Report. We talk about why cloud adoption is speeding up, why some vendors are falling behind, and why the market is seeing one of the most active replacement cycles in years.Rasband discusses the choices CIOs are wrestling with, the pressure remote reading is putting on legacy systems, and the surprising trend of providers who thought they were “behind” but are actually moving faster than expected.What's your cloud imaging experience been like? Are your systems aligned or still speaking different languages?

What happens when the founder of Mint.com takes on one of healthcare's most broken experiences—patient communication? In this episode of Bright Spots in Healthcare, Eric Glazer sits down with Aaron Patzer, Founder and CEO of Vital, to explore how simplicity, clarity, and human-centered design can drive real impact in healthcare. Drawing from his journey building Mint, Aaron shares why most healthcare technology misses the mark, how better communication improves outcomes and ROI, and what leaders must do to design experiences people actually use. The conversation goes deep on: Why simplifying complexity—not adding more tech—is the real innovation How better patient communication drives measurable ROI for hospitals What healthcare leaders can learn from consumer tech about trust, adoption, and engagement The leadership principles Aaron relies on when innovating inside highly regulated, slow-moving systems If you're a healthcare leader navigating digital transformation, AI investment decisions, or experience strategy, this episode offers clear thinking, hard-earned lessons, and proof that when you make it easier for people to understand what's happening, everything works better.   References: Book Reference - The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman About Aaron: Aaron Patzer is a renowned entrepreneur, engineer, and innovator best known as the founder of Mint.com, the personal finance platform that revolutionized money management for millions of users. After launching Mint in 2007, Patzer led it to rapid success, growing the user base to over 25 million and overseeing its acquisition by Intuit in 2009. A passionate advocate for user-centered design and simplicity in complex systems, Patzer built Mint.com by combining his technical acumen with a deep understanding of user experience and behavioral finance. He holds degrees in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and a Master's from Princeton University. Following Mint, Patzer continued to push boundaries in tech and health innovation. He co-founded Vital, a healthcare startup focused on improving hospital emergency room, urgent care, and inpatient experiences using AI and design thinking. Ranked by KLAS as #1 in patient experience, Vital achieves concrete results: 30–50% fewer LWOBS/AMA, 10–15% higher NPS, stronger HCAHPS scores, reduced ED bounce- back, and 10% lower 30-day readmissions. Designed to integrate seamlessly with existing EHR systems, Vital provides a user-friendly interface that engages patients, resulting in 60%+ adoption rates, 5-10x higher than the competition. View our product overview. Partner with Bright Spots Ventures: If you are interested in speaking with the Bright Spots Ventures team to brainstorm how we can help you grow your business via content and relationships, email hkrish@brightspotsventures.com   About Bright Spots Ventures: Bright Spots Ventures is a healthcare strategy and engagement company that creates content, communities, and connections to accelerate innovation. We help healthcare leaders discover what's working, and how to scale it. By bringing together health plan, hospital, and solution leaders, we facilitate the exchange of ideas that lead to measurable impact. Through our podcast, executive councils, private events, and go-to-market strategy work, we surface and amplify the "bright spots" in healthcare—proven innovations others can learn from and replicate. At our core, we exist to create trusted relationships that make real progress possible. Visit our website at www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com. Visit our website:  www.brightspotsinhealthcare.com. Follow Bright Spots in Healthcare: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shared-purpose-connect/

W 2023 roku Eryk Goczał wygrał Rajd Dakar w kategorii lekkich samochodów SSV. Kierowca Energylandia Rally Team miał wtedy 19 lat i został najmłodszym zwycięzcą tego najbardziej wymagającego rajdu na świecie. 3 stycznia Eryk Goczał stanie ponowie na starcie Dakaru. Pilotowany przez rajdowego mistrza Europy Szymona Gospodarczyka będzie ścigał się w najbardziej prestiżowej klasie samochodów. „To jest też klasa, o której całe życie marzyłem… Teraz startujemy już z najlepszymi kierowcami na świecie Sebastienem Loebem, z Nasserem Al-Attiyah, którzy miażdżą powiedzmy historię Dakaru” – przyznaje Eryk Goczał z którym rozmawiał Wojciech Marczyk z redakcji sportowej RMF FM.

Vad var mest omvälvande mellan pärmarna i år? P1 Kulturs programledare Lisa Bergström sammanfattar litteraturåret 2025 tillsammans med Expressens kulturchef Victor Malm och Sveriges Radios litteraturredaktör Lina Kalmteg. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Men vilka var då årets bästa böcker?Expressens kulturchef Victor Malm utser Christian Krachts ”Air” till årets bästa roman och Klas Östergrens ”Klenoden” till årets bästa svenska roman.Sveriges Radios litteraturredaktör Lina Kalmteg utser ”Ljusspel” av Daniel Kehlman till årets bästa roman och Monika Fagerholms "Döda trakten/Kvinnor i revolt" till årets bästa svenska roman.Andra böcker från 2025 som lyfts fram i programmet är ”Alla fyra” av Miranda July, ”Fars rygg” av Niels Fredrik Dahl, ”Liken vi begravde” av Lina Wolff, ”Arendal” av Karl Ove Knausgård , ”Artens överlevnad” av Lydia Sandgren, ”17 juni” av Alex Schulman, ”Du er hjemme nå” av Per Petterson, ”Schlager om sommaren” av Ester Berg och ”Inringning” av Carl Frode Tiller.

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed Marx interviews Adam Charrington, the Vice President of Digital Health for KLAS. They discuss Adam's personal journey, including his family, life mantras, and experiences that shaped his views on healthcare. Adam shares the challenges faced during his wife's battle with cancer, and the importance of patient engagement in healthcare. The conversation also touches on the role of KLAS in providing insights for healthcare organizations, surprising findings from patient perspectives, and the significance of leadership and vulnerability in the industry.

Kas trečias vairuotojas yra bent kartą patekęs į avariją dėl nepalankių orų ir slidžios kelio dangos, rodo „Lietuvos draudimo“ tyrimas. Kaip sekasi vairuoti, kai blogas oras, slidi kelio danga? Komentuoja vairavimo instruktorius Giedrius Pivoriūnas.LRT pristato dokumentinį filmą apie Nacionalinę Mikalojaus Konstantino Čiurlionio menų mokyklą Vilniuje, šiemet švenčiančią 80 metų sukaktį. Filmo „Kas būčiau, jei ne jis“ premjera – antradienį 21:30 val. per LRT TELEVIZIJĄ.Policija išaiškino, kad naktį Vilniaus senamiestyje garsiai rusišką muziką leidę, rusiškai kalbėję ir šlapinęsi jaunuoliai yra Lietuvos piliečiai, o ne migrantai, kaip iš pradžių manė šį epizodą užfiksavusi ir pareigūnams jį perdavusi laidų vedėja Violeta Baublienė. Viešąją tvarką pažeidę jaunuoliai gavo pinigines baudas. Kaip dažnai pastebite tokio pobūdžio viešosios tvarkos pažeidimus? Ar apie juos pranešate policijai?Rokiškio teatras kviečia į „Klasės susitikimą“– taip pavadintas patyriminis spektaklis, kuriame susiduria teatras ir matematika.Ved. Edvardas Kubilius

On this episode of DGTL Voices, Ed interviews Dr. Gürhan Zincircioğlu, an orthopedic surgeon and visionary expert in digital transformation. As the CMIO, he led Tire Hospital in Izmir, Turkey to becoming the first stage 7 hospital in Turkey and 3rd in the EMEA region. He shares how his involvement with HIMSS and KLAS have been pivotal in his career. Dr. Gurhan shares insights on leadership and offers advice for clinicians looking to navigate the evolving landscape of healthcare technology.

Snedtänkt firar 500 avsnitt genom att försäkra sig om återväxten. Gästen Leonard Månsson delar både Klas Östergren-vurmen och gener med programledaren. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Verschillen in culturele normen en waarden kunnen het moeilijk maken om een thema als seksuele diversiteit in de klas te behandelen. Hoe ga je daar als NT2-docent mee om? Hoe kun je een queer cursist het best tegemoetkomen? En hoe ervaren queer NT2-docenten deze culturele verschillen? Noor van de Wal heeft geprobeerd deze vragen te beantwoorden in haar masterscriptie. We bespreken samen de uitdagingen en mogelijkheden rondom seksuele en genderdiversiteit in de NT2-les en Noor geeft enkele praktische tips.Meer informatie (en extra materiaal) vind je op ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.docentnt2.eu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Kata Walters went from the catwalk to the construction site, changing from an international career in modeling to building Modernist houses.  Allison Meier shares her map of New York, uncovering hidden histories in architecture and culture from cemeteries to the streets. Kyle Bergman of the New York Architecture and Design Film Festival shares this year's highlights, and from Sweden, musical guest Klas Lindquist.  

Summary: The healthcare industry is resilient, and even in times of financial pressure and policy uncertainty, new opportunities for growth and innovation emerge. In this episode, Dan Czech, VP of Insights at KLAS Research, shares findings from a survey of 169 healthcare delivery organizations (HDOs) on how they are adapting to federal policy shifts and the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Many HDOs report they have yet to recover to pre-COVID margins, with narrow margins, staffing shortages, and rising costs compounded by the uncertainty of rapidly changing regulations. Lacking clear direction, organizations are acting now with multiple contingency strategies, workforce adjustments, and careful protection of patient-facing roles. Despite financial strain, IT and AI remain top investment priorities to offset workforce reductions and reduce clinician burnout, though many remain stuck in pilot programs. Dan notes that providers are reevaluating payer contracts, rural systems are leaning on federal programs, and the industry's resilience points to long-term progress. Tune in and learn how organizations are adapting to change and preparing for the future! Resources: Connect with and follow Dan Czech on LinkedIn. Follow KLAS Research on LinkedIn and visit their website! Read the Navigating the Uncertainty of Federal Policy 2025 Report here. Email Dan directly here.

Healthcare technology has long promised efficiency, but for many clinicians, the reality has been different: burnout, frustration, and time stolen from patient care. In this episode of Faces of Digital Health, Tjasa Zajc spoke with Coray Tate, VP of Clinical Research at KLAS Research, about what the data actually reveals about burnout, electronic health records (EHRs), and the role of new technologies like ambient speech and AI. Key takeaways: Culture matters more than technology choice. The Arch Collaborative found that execution and organizational support around EHRs matter more than the specific vendor. Burnout isn't primarily caused by EHRs. Instead, clinicians report that feeling unheard and disconnected from leadership drives dissatisfaction. The Middle East stands out. Collaboration-focused cultures there show significantly lower burnout rates than the U.S. or Europe. Ambient speech is delivering results. Across ~25 health systems, burnout rates dropped by 12% after adopting ambient documentation tools. AI will redefine expectations. We are at the cusp of moving from “taskmaster” EHRs to supportive assistants that reduce cognitive load and help clinicians reclaim personal time. The future of healthcare technology isn't just about smarter systems — it's about listening, collaborating, and ensuring that innovations help clinicians live better lives inside and outside the hospital. www.facesofdigitalhealth.com Newsletter: https://fodh.substack.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZAhDhrNZu0

How To Navigate The Big Federal Budget Cuts On this episode host Adam Turinas and his guests Dan Czech, VP of Insights at KLAS, and his colleague Mark Ewrich, Chief Strategy Officer at Health Launchpad, discuss a “Must-Read” study, “Navigating the Uncertainty of Federal Policy 2025.” Hear about how healthcare organizations are navigating through shifting federal policies without clear direction. The study reveals that 90% of organizations feel they lack the clarity needed to act decisively, and 85% have developed multiple contingency plans to respond to policy changes. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Okay, to review from Part 1 of this conversation, and if you didn't listen to it because you think you know how this whole skyrocketing healthcare costs thing works, let me tell you, I myself had a few revelations. So, go back and listen. For a full transcript of this episode, click here. If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe to the free weekly newsletter to be a member of the Relentless Tribe. But to be fair, if you didn't already, sure, fine. Listen to Part 2 here first and then do it backwards. It probably won't make that much difference, except you'll need to contend with me totally ruining the Part 1 suspense because here's the negative flywheel, starting with the axle. Employers and other plan sponsors have been convinced to buy discounts, including discounts or discounts by their other aliases: rebates and probably shared savings, too, I would throw in this category. This is the grease that keeps the flywheel spinning. What's the “why” there? It's a genius idea if you think about it. And if you're not fully understanding what I'm about to say, go back, for sure, and listen to Part 1 of this episode because this is a very fundamental concept that has come up over and over and over again on this podcast. Cora Opsahl (EP452) talked about it. Claire Brockbank (EP453); Eric Bricker, MD (EP472); Chris Crawford (EP465) for just four shows off the top of my head in the past, you know, eight months or so. Here's the concept: If you buy discounts, your costs will go up. Am I saying this theoretically? No, I'm not. Look at the last 20 years. Have costs gone up way higher than inflation? Yes, they have. What are we doing? We're buying discounts. So, it's hard to argue. Renewals every single year will just keep going up the longer that we buy discounts. We talk about this, Jonathan Baran and I, in Part 1, how carriers have created a really very self-serving buying framework where employers are trained to buy discounts. Discounts are the axle, and the buying of discounts becomes the top of our flywheel. And then some so inclined hospital system executives, there are certainly executives standing 10,000 feet from any bedside, so they really have zero idea how care or patients or even clinicians are impacted. But if plan sponsors buy discounts, those at health systems who are so inclined now have no real incentive to rein in prices or focus on appropriate care even. And if you are so inclined, if you're very margin focused as a healthcare executive, you know, first things first, go gut primary care. That is step one in every playbook, and we definitely talk about that in Part 1 of this episode. And also, again, in about 10 episodes from earlier this year. Another thing that you're gonna wanna do if your prime imperative is margin at a healthcare system is maximize the revenue off of every transaction. So, hey … hello, EHR systems. So now you have health system prices creeping up and up, unfettered, you know, just exacerbated by consolidation and a bunch of other different things. But you've got healthcare prices creeping up, you have volume the same or higher because we're not preventing chronic disease like you would with advanced primary care, for example. And now we're back at the “Oh wow, let me sell you another discount. And renewal is only 9% or whatever.” Thus, the flywheel spins. Alright, so let's turn this wheel around, shall we? Flip it 180. What's the fix? This is what Jonathan Baran talks about in the episode that follows, but he says, Hey, how about this? Instead of putting “get bigger discounts” in the middle of the flywheel, why don't we put “buy better member health”? That's a good start. Buy a health plan that delivers better member health at an affordable price. Buy the care, not buy a discount off of a price we can't see for net price we can't see. Is it insurance? I don't know. Right? Like, just buy the healthcare. Cutting to the chase, Jonathan Baran advocates for a paradigm shift where employers invest in primary care, adopt better benefit designs, more aligned to cost and quality so that members are incented toward better cost and quality, employee navigation services to guide employees to make more informed healthcare decisions. So again, by changing the focus from buying discounts to buying actual healthcare, Jonathan says, we can reverse the negative cycle and improve overall health outcomes. As I've said multiple times already, my guest today is Jonathan Baran. He has been, for a long time, a healthcare entrepreneur. Today he is co-founder and CEO of Self Fund Health in Wisconsin, committed to challenging the expensive healthcare system in Wisconsin. Self Fund Health, I am always so pleased to tell you, did make a really, really kind offer to help out RHV (Relentless Health Value) financially. You and the tribe here are really great folks who I truly, truly appreciate. So, please do support Self Fund Health if you are in Wisconsin. This podcast is sponsored by Self Fund Health today. Also mentioned in this episode are Self Fund Health; Cora Opsahl; Claire Brockbank; Eric Bricker, MD; Chris Crawford; Cynthia Fisher; Scott Haas; Peter Hayes; Matt McQuide; RxSaveCard; Mark Cuban; Ramy Khalil, MD; Candace Shaffer; and Tom Nash.   You can learn more at Self Fund Health and follow Jonathan on LinkedIn.   Jonathan Baran is a serial healthcare IT entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Self Fund Health, a fast-growing health plan redefining how employers buy and manage healthcare. With a mission to eliminate waste and realign incentives in the healthcare system, Self Fund Health empowers employers to take control of rising costs by giving employees access to high-value providers at no cost, while replacing traditional insurance with real-time technology, dedicated nurses, and an aligned ecosystem of care. Prior to founding Self Fund Health, Jonathan was the co-founder and CEO of Healthfinch, one of the pioneering companies to build apps on top of electronic medical records. Healthfinch automated routine workflows for physicians using clinical data, significantly improving efficiency and patient care. Under Jonathan's leadership, Healthfinch raised over $15 million in venture capital and scaled to more than 50 employees. The company received national recognition, including being named a “Cool Vendor” by Gartner, a “Top Emerging Vendor” by KLAS, and one of Modern Healthcare's “Best Places to Work.” In 2020, Healthfinch was acquired by HealthCatalyst. Jonathan holds both a bachelor's and master's degree in biomedical engineering from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin, and continues to push the boundaries of innovation in employer-sponsored healthcare.   05:23 Where to start in reversing the flywheel. 06:57 Why investing in primary care is pivotal to containing healthcare costs. 10:02 EP453 with Claire Brockbank. 10:04 EP452 with Cora Opsahl. 10:07 EP457 with Cynthia Fisher. 10:12 EP365 with Scott Haas. 10:13 EP465 with Chris Crawford. 10:14 EP475 with Peter Hayes. 11:11 EP468 with Matt McQuide. 11:13 EP472 with Eric Bricker, MD. 12:14 “The most expensive thing in healthcare is the pen of the primary care doctor.” 13:04 How the role of the broker has to fundamentally change. 16:16 What will the single most challenging aspect of this restructuring become? 20:20 How self-funded employers can be amazing customers in containing the rising cost flywheel in healthcare. 22:56 How do EHRs and other medical record systems play into reversing the flywheel of rising healthcare costs? 23:57 Ramy Khalil, MD's post on interoperability. 24:59 Why is it important for employers to drive volume differently? 25:38 How Self Fund Health is helping in this regard.   You can learn more at Self Fund Health and follow Jonathan on LinkedIn.   @JonathanBaran discusses how to contain increasing #healthcarecosts on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #financialhealth #patientoutcomes #primarycare #digitalhealth #healthcareleadership #healthcaretransformation #healthcareinnovation Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! Jonathan Baran (Part 1), Jonathan Baran (Bonus Episode), Dr Stan Schwartz (Summer Shorts), Preston Alexander, Dr Tom X Lee (Take Two: EP445), Dr Tom X Lee (Bonus Episode), Dr Benjamin Schwartz, Dr John Lee (Take Two: EP438), Kimberly Carleson, Ann Lewandowski (Summer Shorts), Andreas Mang and Jon Camire (EP479), Justin Leader (Take Two: EP433)  

I just spent three hours watching Hunter Biden, and I have a lot of thoughts. The interview, done by Andrew Callahan for Channel 5, is something like a confessional crossed with a stand-up set crossed with a Twitter thread that never ends. It's raw, it's chaotic, and weirdly, it's compelling. If you're a politics junkie, a media analyst, or just curious about the human side of scandal, there's a lot to pick apart.First off, the man is online. Not just vaguely aware of what's being said about him — he's terminally online. He knows the jokes, the subtext, the usernames. I'm convinced he has burner accounts. He's tracking how people talk about him in real time, and it bleeds through every answer. He's got a list — Tapper, the Pod Save crew, Alex Jones, Stephen Miller, and on and on. He names names, and he torches them. It's Seth Rollins with a flamethrower.But what's interesting is how seriously he talks about addiction, sobriety, and crack — yes, crack specifically. He draws lines between drugs, dives into the stigma, and explains how being labeled a “crack addict” shaped public perception of him. These are by far the most honest and lucid parts of the interview. And they reveal someone who's done the work of recovery — while still slipping into the old reflexes of deflection when the political heat turns up.He has this quote about “an evil symbiosis between money and power” — and I couldn't help but think, does he hear himself? He's talking about systems he's literally a product of. And yet, he stays focused on everyone else's money. When he brings someone up, it's almost always first by how rich they are. Soros, Tapper, Bannon — doesn't matter who it is, the cash comes first. There's this constant undercurrent of scorekeeping.He also confirms, in his way, that the laptop is real — then turns around and champions the “hallmarks of Russian disinfo” letter like it was gospel. The tension never resolves. He owns up to some things, skirts others, and delivers just enough contradiction to keep everyone debating. Even when he talks about Burisma, he says the quiet part out loud: “I had connections.” That's the trick, the real reason he was on that board. And he knows it.What stuck with me, though, was his resentment. Not anger — that's expected — but a deep, lingering bitterness toward the people he feels used him, abandoned him, or dismissed him. It gives the whole interview a kind of edge that goes beyond politics. When he talks about the media, about Democrats who've distanced themselves, or even about his father, there's a tension. Like he's still waiting for someone to publicly say they screwed him over. He wants vindication as much as he wants attention.And that's where it lands. This wasn't an attempt to reset the narrative — it was a live demo of the very chaos people accuse him of embodying. He wants to be understood, but not too clearly. He wants to admit things, but only on his terms. He wants to lash out, but still come off sympathetic. It's maddening, self-aware, and oddly human. If anything, the interview shows us who Hunter Biden is — and exactly why nobody in the Democratic Party knows what to do with him.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:01:09 - Epstein00:05:56 - Hunter Biden00:32:18 - Update00:33:34 - NC Senate Race00:36:40 - Wisconsin Gov. Seat00:38:19 - Florida Redistricting00:39:08 - Interview with Mary Ellen Klas01:17:30 - Wrap-up This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.politicspoliticspolitics.com/subscribe

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