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If you have a teen in your life, you know their communication and self-exploration revolves around screens. Parents and their children have been grappling with that fact for decades, but a new book explores the latest research and firsthand accounts of adolescent development, independence and the digital world. Minneapolis-based author Erin Walsh wrote “It's Their World: Teens, Screens and the Science of Adolescence,” which comes out May 13. Walsh joined MPR News host Nina Moini to talk about the latest research on the teenage brain and tech.

Transport for NSW Secretary Josh Murray will detail how the NSW Government plans to enforce a suite of new e-bike and e-scooter regulations, following a parliamentary inquiry’s call for urgent reforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Technology is rapidly changing how health care is delivered. Now a new school at ASU is hoping to influence that evolution. Plus, how one Arizona inmate remade herself as a literary judge.

Auckland's mayor is calling for more leadership - and labelling the city's innovation and tech sector 'random'. Wayne Brown has laid out a to-do list for central Government before it releases its Budget this month. He wants a tourist bed tax, looser transit visas, and more preparations for major population growth. Brown says a bed tax would fund bigger projects he has planned for the city - and he's hoping the Government will reconsider one. "We've just had two-thirds of the Aucklanders thinking it's a hell of a good idea to get some funds in to watch big events - and the hoteliers up here think it's a good idea." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tom Elliott has outlined three reasons why Australians should care about the country's skyrocketing debt, which will soon hit $1 trillion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice breaks down the latest news out of Alberta and covers Premier Danielle Smith's address to Albertans on Monday afternoon. Later in the show, Candice is joined by Cory Morgan – a senior columnist with the Western Standard, co-founder of the Alberta Independence Party in 2000 and a founding member of the Wildrose Party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Economist Dawie Roodt outlines what South Africa needs to avoid financial failure by Radio Islam

On May 1, strong mayor powers came into effect in Cobourg, Port Hope, Trent Hills, and Brighton. The The post Brighton mayor outlines new strong mayor powers and how he will use them appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: In Their Words: Brighton council discusses strong mayor powers and some of its implications now and in the future Cobourg councillor offers early thoughts on strong mayor powers calling for review In Their Words: Cobourg council tackles strong mayor powers seeking clarity from Cleveland

Ste is here with today's Redmen Bitesize podcast discussing Liverpool's team news ahead of the trip to Chelsea and a major look at The Reds' reported summer transfer plans!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 464. I appeared on the new show Tyrant's Den a few days ago. It was released today (May 2, 2025) along with the other initial episodes. Chat GPT shownotes: In this engaging episode of The Tyrants' Den, host and guest delve into a wide-ranging discussion with Stephan Kinsella, a leading libertarian legal theorist and retired patent attorney. The conversation begins [0:01–7:20] with Kinsella's background in patent law, where he candidly reflects on his anti-IP stance even while working within the IP system. He outlines how his libertarian beliefs shaped his legal career, how he avoided ethically troubling work like aggressive patent litigation, and how he transitioned to full-time libertarian scholarship, including his influential work on intellectual property and legal theory. As the episode unfolds [7:20–59:45], Kinsella explores the philosophical foundations of law from Roman and common law to natural law, and discusses international law, war crimes, and higher-law principles that transcend statutory frameworks. He articulates his estoppel theory of rights, critiques legal positivism, and examines proportionality in justice. Later segments address libertarian perspectives on immigration policy, property rights, and the influence of Kant on modern libertarian thinkers like Hans-Hermann Hoppe. Kinsella closes by recommending his book Legal Foundations of a Free Society [59:00–59:45], which compiles decades of his work on law, rights, and liberty. Grow shownotes: [00:00–15:00] In this episode of the Tyrants Den podcast, recorded on February 24, 2025, host Tyrell (The Liberty Tyrant) interviews Stephan Kinsella, a prominent libertarian thinker and retired patent attorney, to discuss law, rights, and Hans-Hermann Hoppe's contributions to libertarian theory. Kinsella shares his unique perspective as an anti-intellectual property (IP) patent attorney, explaining how he practiced patent law for 30 years while advocating for the abolition of IP, viewing his role as akin to providing defensive tools for clients. He introduces Hoppe's argumentation ethics, which defends libertarian norms like self-ownership and the non-aggression principle by arguing that denying them creates a performative contradiction in discourse. [15:01–59:45] The conversation explores Hoppe's critique of the state as an aggressor and his vision for private, decentralized legal systems grounded in property rights. Kinsella discusses natural law, common law, and civil law, drawing on his experience in Louisiana's civil law system and his international law studies. He explains his estoppel theory of rights, inspired by Hoppe and common law, which posits that aggressors cannot object to defensive force due to their prior actions, provided responses are proportional. The episode concludes with a discussion on immigration, where Kinsella proposes an invitation-based system to balance liberty and cultural concerns, and a plug for his book, Legal Foundations of a Free Society. Transcript and detailed shownotes below. https://youtu.be/B00FziQs3BU?si=-VENJyK6ylvdB_XH   ChatGPT Detailed Shownotes Detailed Summary with Time-Stamped Segments (Shownotes Body) [0:01–7:20] | Kinsella's Legal Career and Anti-IP Perspective Kinsella introduces his background as a patent attorney and libertarian. He explains how, despite opposing intellectual property, he practiced IP law ethically by avoiding aggressive enforcement work. Notes how libertarian theory shaped both his legal and writing careers. [7:20–11:20] | Foundations of Legal Systems: Roman vs. Common Law Discusses the difference between civil (Roman-based) and common law traditions. Explains Louisiana's unique civil law system and its impact on his legal education. Outlines historical influences on modern legal systems, including international and merchant law.

Ahead of a busy final day of the Federal Election campaign, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls in for a chat with Kaz and Tubes. Listen as the PM discusses the key election issues for Tasmanians, his thoughts on youth crime, and whether Clark has missed out on funding compared to other electorates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Probationary employees have a fresh hurdle to clear before they can solidify their federal employment. President Trump signed an executive order last week calling for changes to how probationary periods work. It adds a new reason newbies can be canned here with more Federal News Network's Drew Friedman.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nosipho Radebe speaks to Suzan Mangole, Acting DDG Incentives at Department of Trade Industry & Competition (DTIC)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WEEI Celtics' beat reporter Meghan Ottolini joined WEEI Afternoons with Hart, Fitzy and Johnson to share her impressions of the Celtics-Magic series through four games, discuss what the team needs to do in order to win Game 5 (and the series), analyze Boston's potential opponents in a second round matchup, and much more.

Alongside Andy Hart, Ted Johnson details the illustrious history of the NFL Draft, highlighting the key moments in its near-century existence in the hours leading up to the 2025 edition.

After surging to victory in Oakland's special mayoral election, Barbara Lee is setting the agenda for her first 100 days in office. For more, KCBS Radio news anchors Margie Shafer and Eric Thomas spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier.

Emory Hunt from CBS Sports joins the show, as he talks about which pass rushers the Panthers should be most interested in going into Thursday's NFL Draft, he outlines his overall NFL Draft guide & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4/16/2025 PODCAST Episodes #1917 - #1919 GUESTS: Phill Kline, Rep. Doug Collins, Rep. Morgan Griffith, Rep. John Rose, Debbie Dooley, Marci McCarthy, Salleigh Grubbs, Caroline Jeffords, Sen. Blake Tillery, Sheriff David Clarke + YOUR CALLS! at 1-888-480-JOHN (5646) and GETTR Live! @jfradioshow #GodzillaOfTruth #TruckingTheTruth   Want more of today's show? Episode #1917 Phill Kline Unplugged; Rep. Doug Collins Outlines Key V.A. Priorities Episode #1918 Cut Taxes + Cut Spending = U.S. Economic Boom Episode #1919 Peaches Make The Case For Josh McKoon For GA GOP Chair   https://johnfredericksradio.libsyn.com/

As maternal health outcomes worsen across the nation, Pennsylvania’s hospital leaders are taking action. Nicole Stallings, president and CEO of the Hospital and Health System Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), joined WITF’s The Spark to discuss the group’s new maternal health report and the sweeping recommendations it offers.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Preview: Colleague Andrea Stricher of FDD outlines the FDD recommendation to the Trump administration what Iran must do verifiably before sanctions are suspended. More. 1925 PERSIA

Send us a textAustralian author Andrew Matthews transformed his understanding of happiness after discovering that the happiest people he knew faced bigger challenges than he did, inspiring his journey to help others cultivate resilience and joy regardless of circumstances.• Born into an artistic family with a professional landscape painter father and language-loving mother• Found success as an artist but wasn't truly happy despite doing what he loved• Had a life-changing realization at 25 when he noticed people with bigger problems were happier than him• Read over 200 books on happiness, attitude, and the subconscious to develop his philosophy• Discovered that happy people focus on what they have while unhappy people focus on what's missing• Created the bestselling book "Being Happy" followed by many others including "Bouncing Back"• Explains that we create the life we feel we deserve based on our self-worth• Teaches that most disasters are not total disasters – they often lead to better opportunities• Outlines the keys to bouncing back: acceptance, breaking challenges into small steps, and maintaining hope• Emphasizes that happiness is a choice we make moment by moment• Advises giving your absolute best to whatever is currently on your plate• Explains why focusing on what you want (not what you don't want) is crucial for success• Demonstrates how visualization creates the mental pathway to your desired futureVisit andrewmatthews.com to sign up for Andrew's newsletter, find his books on Amazon and Audible, and watch his videos on YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.Support the showFollow Playing Injured on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playinginjured/

"Preview: Colleague Cleo Paskal of FDD outlines why the Central Pacific is vital to the defense of the US and allies right now. More later." 1900 PALAU

The helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River in New York City yesterday may have ran out of fuel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL Draft analyst, Thor Nystrom, joins Mac & Bone, as he outlines his two-round mock draft for the Panthers, and explains why he thinks each prospect would be the perfect fit in Carolina See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HIQA has published a 200-page review into the use of unapproved implantable springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's University Hospital in Dublin. Niamh Griffin, Health Correspondent with the Irish Examiner.

A new report examining the state of New Zealand's GP workforce has unveiled the strain many healthcare workers are currently under. The report, called The Heart of Healthcare: Renewing New Zealand's Primary Care System, describes an ageing, overworked cohort of GPs who struggle to maintain their business under the weight of increasing patients and operating costs. Former GP and NZ Initiative research fellow Dr Prabani Wood says current funding doesn't cover the necessary costs to deliver the care that patients need. "Add to that, the working conditions under which GPs currently have to work - which means that a lot of our time is spent doing vital, non-patient-facing work, such as following up referrals." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Donald Trump unveils details of his global tariff plan - so called "Liberation Day" - in a speech from the Rose Garden of the White House.

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Did you know there is a public walkway stretching all the way from Dunnes Stores Car Park straight through to O'Connell Street? Or it takes 1 minute and 20 seconds for a cyclist to pull out into traffic onto College Road? Or Belisha Beacons are no longer required for pedestrian crossings? Local campaign group, Better Ennis are aware of these issues and have been raising what they believe to be a number of solutions Clare County Council could achieve to improve road safety, active travel, accessibility, housing and the local economy. Spokesperson, Síle Ginnane, spoke to Clare FM's Daragh Dolan on a walking tour of the town. Photo (c): Clare FM

Preview: Colleague David Daoud outlines what is known of the new IDF push into Gaza. More tonight 1905 JERUSALEM

Enterprise Connect Podcast | Technology Reseller News “RCS will bring rich messaging to 100% of the U.S. population — and it's going to change the face of customer experience.” – Ivan Ostojic, Chief Business Officer, Infobip. Messaging is transforming — fast. At Enterprise Connect 2025, Infobip's Chief Business Officer Ivan Ostojic joined Doug Green of Technology Reseller News to share key findings from the company's latest research on global messaging trends and the rapidly accelerating adoption of RCS (Rich Communication Services) in North America. According to Infobip's data, RCS adoption increased fivefold in 2024, a leap Ostojic described as “historic” — and one with major implications for how businesses engage with customers. “North America has long lagged behind in rich messaging due to the limited adoption of WhatsApp,” said Ostojic. “But with Apple now supporting RCS and carriers onboard, we expect near-universal reach by the end of the year.” Three Trends Colliding to Reshape CX Ostojic highlighted three converging forces: A Generational Shift in Preferences – Up to 90% of Gen Z prefers messaging over voice calls for business interactions. Super Apps and Rich Channels – Messaging platforms now include app-like experiences, payment flows, and deep integrations. Agentic AI – Natural language interfaces and AI agents are enabling hyper-personalized, real-time conversations. Together, these trends position rich messaging channels as both a front-end interface for AI and a critical layer of the customer experience. Commerce, Support, and Engagement Reimagined Whether shopping, troubleshooting, or simply staying informed, Ostojic shared real-world examples of how RCS and rich messaging are redefining user journeys: A customer can request a product, receive personalized recommendations, complete a purchase, and pay — all within a single chat. Enterprises can route inquiries intelligently, escalating complex issues to live agents, all within the same channel. Healthcare and media organizations use messaging for ongoing engagement, from appointment reminders to interactive campaigns. The Reality Gap: Messaging Maturity Still Low Despite the tech's potential, Infobip's Conversational Maturity Index revealed a slower reality. Only 30% of companies are truly omnichannel, and just 10–15% use advanced conversational AI in customer-facing roles. “The technology is ready,” said Ostojic, “but most businesses are still in early phases of adoption.” A Call to Action for Enterprises and the Channel Ostojic advised organizations to be purposeful in deploying AI, starting with use cases that deliver clear ROI. He also emphasized a major opportunity for channel partners: to bring this technology to their customers, simplify integrations, and unlock new value streams. Read the full RCS adoption report at: Infobip: Fivefold Adoption of RCS in 2024 Learn more about Infobip's enterprise messaging platform at www.infobip.com

Join Julieanna Hever, M.S., R.D., C.P.T., and Dr. Sunil Pai as they explore the integration of dietary science and holistic health. Discover how a comprehensive approach to nutrition can improve overall well-being. #IntegrativeNutrition #HolisticHealth #Wellness

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has outlined the key points of the country's stance on the Iranian nuclear issue. It follows his meeting with deputy foreign ministers of Russia and Iran who attended a meeting on the issue in Beijing on Friday.

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Grace Lewis, a principal researcher at the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and lead of the SEI's Tactical and AI-Enabled Systems Initiative, was elected the 2026 president of the IEEE Computer Society (CS), the largest community of computer scientists and engineers, with more than 370,000 members around the world. In this SEI podcast, Lewis sits down with Ipek Ozkaya, technical director of Engineering Intelligent Software Systems, to discuss her vision and plans for the IEEE CS presidency.

In what has become an annual tradition for this podcast, Futures Industry Association President and CEO Walt Lukken stops by the show to preview what's in store at the annual International Futures Industry Conference in Boca Raton, Florida. It is the 50th anniversary of Boca, so this year's gathering is a big one. While the agenda is packed with fireside chats, speeches and panel discussions featuring some of the most influential leaders in the derivatives industry, Lukken shared his insights on a few other topics, including:How Boca has evolved throughout the yearsWhat will be this year's hottest topic? (Spoiler alert!: Trump, Trump and Trump)What a shift in regulators' views on capital might mean for the industryA stage-diving Walt???: We also had a bit of fun during our conversation. With Cheap Trick set to perform in concert at this year's conference, Walt reveals an interesting piece of personal music trivia when he explains how long he has been a fan of the band. When I asked Walt if one of the exchanges at the conference should launch an Event Contract based on whether he will do a stage dive during the concert, Walt said ... well ... you'll have to listen to hear his answer!Sign up for Modern Money SmartBrief

PREVIEW: Colleague Gregory Copley outlines the thesis of his new book, "Noble State" -- that the republic model for 350 years has become tired and bootless -- that it is wise to recover monarchism to inspire the discouraged citizens. More later. LONDON 1800

Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – Ukrainian President Zelenskyy meets with Trump and faces an unexpected turn of events. Meanwhile, Trump delivers his first speech before Congress, highlighting key accomplishments and exposing government waste. Democrats react with disruption, and media spin ensues. Plus, a deep dive into Ukraine's neo-Nazi infiltration and the billions in taxpayer money sent overseas.

An audit released today finds L.A. city officials failed to properly track billions in homelessness spending. The number of unhoused people who died grew by one percent in 2023, according to L.A. County. This morning their third egg started to pip, which is the first sign of hatching. Plus, more.Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

Preview: Colleague Bill Roggio of FDD outlines the early days of the Trump administration targeting Al Qaeda in Syria. More tonight. 1920 SYRIA MANDATE

Preview: Colleague Professor Evan Ellis outlines steps by Mexico City to please the unhappy Trump administration re Mexico... More later. 1909

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PREVIEW: Colleague Jeff Bliss outlines what might have helped in the early days of the Pacific Palisades and Eaton Canyon fires, but explains that lack of leadership was a major problem. More later. 1940 LA

2-20 Marc Spears outlines how much the NBA will miss Victor Wembanyama after news he will miss the rest of seasonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert details the significant changes already underway in the first week of the second Trump administration, particularly concerning border security. Gohmert shares his observations from Texas, noting an increase in assets at the border and a renewed sense of encouragement among Border Patrol agents.The discussion highlights the impact of Trump's leadership style, which contrasts sharply with previous administrations. Gohmert emphasizes the importance of clarity in political language, especially regarding immigration. He points out the shift from terms like "illegal aliens" to "undocumented workers" and stresses that returning to straightforward language is crucial for addressing the real issues at hand.Also, freshman Congressman Jeff Crank of Colorado shares his perspective on the current state of Congress and the challenges ahead. Crank also discusses how Trump's executive orders on immigration are affecting people in his state. Crank emphasizes the importance of enforcing immigration laws and expresses his commitment to supporting military personnel affected by previous mandates. Finally, Paul Kamenar from the National Legal and Policy Center discusses the legality of Trump's executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship. This issue has sparked a whirlwind of lawsuits from various states and organizations, including the ACLU, challenging the constitutionality of such an action. Kamenar explains that the 14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone born or naturalized in the United States, but Trump's order attempts to redefine who is considered 'subject to the jurisdiction' of the U.S. This has raised questions about the status of children born to undocumented immigrants and the concept of 'anchor babies.'See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"PREVIEW: Colleague Andrew McCarthy outlines the Founders' intention for the Pardon Power and examines how President Biden has used this authority. More tonight 1776 Pulling down King George