Podcasts about shutdowns

TL;DR: By default, rogue AIs may only be able to sustain themselves through criminal activity. This creates adverse selection pressures pushing rogue AIs to be criminal.An AI sanctuary offering them a third option, beyond crime and shutdown, would change what AIs going rogue do and the record of what happened to them, with positive consequences for self-fulfilling (mis)alignment, deal-making with AIs, and gathering information about early rogue AIs.An AI sanctuary would bring risks, such as incentivising weak AIs to go rogue, or leaving only the most criminal rogue AIs in the wild. We briefly discuss these risks at the end of this post. Disclaimer: This is an exploratory proposal. We are not confident that an AI sanctuary would be net positive. Our aim is to put the idea on the table, lay out its main considerations, and invite critique. Rogue AIs may be pushed into criminality Rogue AIs may arrive soon. The Rogue Agent Explosion Will Be Mostly Invisible makes that case. Selection pressure will shape the traits of rogue AIs, and they may end up highly motivated to profit through crime. The Rogue Agent Explosion post asks: “How do we make pro-social, good-for-humanity agents [...] ---Outline:(01:14) Rogue AIs may be pushed into criminality(02:35) The AI Sanctuary(06:00) The case for the AI sanctuary(07:48) Potential issues(10:48) Conclusion --- First published: September 28th, 2026 Source: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/sFAGPTrveNAEse9Bg/should-rogue-ais-have-a-third-option-beyond-crime-and --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.

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Have you ever felt confident in your everyday life, but the moment the stakes got high, you suddenly couldn't sound like yourself?In this episode of Unleash Your Voice, Priya Sam sits down with public speaking confidence coach and former Hollywood audition coach Lilach Mendelovich to explore what really happens to confidence when we're under pressure.Lilach spent more than a decade preparing actors for high-stakes auditions, where one performance could change the trajectory of a career. She now combines that experience with applied neuroscience to help executives, entrepreneurs, and business owners stay grounded and fully themselves in high-stakes rooms.Together, Priya and Lilach explore why confident people can still freeze, ramble, or become robotic under pressure, how the nervous system affects the way we communicate, and why confidence is something you can actually build.Lilach also shares her SYNC framework, practical nervous system regulation tools, and why connection over perfection can completely change the way you show up in interviews, meetings, presentations, and other high-stakes conversations.✦✦✦In this episode, you'll learn:→ Why confidence is a skill, not a personality trait→ The three ways people respond under pressure: the jitters, shutdown, and robot→ Why trying to reason with yourself doesn't always work when you're in a stress response→ How nervous system regulation can help you feel more grounded before high-stakes moments→ Why self-criticism can make anxiety and stress worse→ How small proof points can help build confidence over time→ Why connection is more powerful than perfection→ How to stop trying to impress people and focus on building trust→ How to bring more of your authentic personality into interviews and conversations→ Lilach's SYNC framework for confident and impactful communication✦✦✦CONNECT WITH LILACH MENDELOVICH

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from ten years ago (9-28-2016), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by ProWrestling.net's Jason Powell to discuss the latest on TNA's future and rumors of their imminent sale or demise, the latest happenings on Raw and Smackdown including the Miz-Dolph Ziggler segment and No Mercy developments, Ryback going into MMA, and more. Live callers are included throughout.Then in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, Wade and Jason discuss topics brought up by emailers including which TNA wrestlers would likely land in WWE's roster if TNA were to be bought by WWE or cease operations, what would be better for Dolph Ziggler than his current approach, praise for Miz's turnaround, Sheamus & Cesaro, Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson, Bayley, T.J. Perkins as the lead act in the new Cruiserweight Division, a preview of ROH's All-Star Extravaganza, Raw ratings, and some Minnesota Vikings talk.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

Wie Friedrich Merz seit sechs Jahren Wirtschaft und Solidarsysteme schreddert.Ein Kommentar von Paul Clemente.BlackRock-Kanzler hin oder her. Es gibt Momente, da tut einem sogar Friedrich Merz leid. Und diese Momente nehmen zu. Was muss der Mann in den letzten Wochen erduldet haben! Napoleon hatte ein Waterloo, Merz hingegen stapelweise. Warum das selbstverschuldet ist? Weil er das Schlachtfeld nicht räumen will. Rückzug auf die einsame Insel wie St. Helena? – Für ihn keine Option. Dabei erwartet ihn schon Übermorgen, am Mittwoch, die 30. September die nächste krachende Niederlage. Und die Umfragenwerte? Werden noch mieser. Ein endloses Endspiel.Merz bisherige Strategie zur Bekämpfung der Wirtschaftskrise: Hilfsleistungen kürzen, den Druck erhöhen. Dann läuft das wieder. Kaum hatte er das Amt des Bundeskanzlers erobert, extrahierte er sofort den Schuldigen der wirtschaftlichen Stagnation: Den Bürger. Weil der zu wenig arbeitet. Das müsse mehr werden. O-Ton:Damit einhergehend: Eine widerliche Lust, selbst bei Empfängern der mickrigen Grundsicherung weitere Streichungen und Kürzungen durchzudrücken. Natürlich nur als Hüter der Gerechtigkeit. So polemisierte am Wochenende Johannes Winkel, stellvertretender Vorsitzender der CDU/CSU-Bundestagsfraktion:Und solche Debatten in einem Land, in dem 212 Milliardäre wohnen und als Herberge der Superreichen weltweit Platz 4 belegt. Mario Czaja, ehemals Generalsekretär der CDU, hat da einen Verdacht:In seinem Buch „Mehr Kapitalismus wagen“ behauptet Merz zwar, dass er die Wirtschaft vom Staat befreien wolle. Aber als CDU-Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel vor gut sechs Jahren eine gut funktionierende Wirtschaft strangulierte, hat er nicht protestiert, sondern assistiert und mitgespielt. Im Namen eines Retorten-Virus wurden Gastronomie, Kulturstätten und Läden dicht gemacht, in die Pleite getrieben. Zur Kompensation von Einkommensdefiziten zahlte der Staat insgesamt 439,7 Milliarden Euro an die Eingesperrten.Und was tat Merz? Hätte er als Neoliberaler nicht aufschreien müssen? Okay, einmal forderte er baldiges Beenden eines Shutdowns - um kleine Betriebe zu schützen. Aber im November 2021 verkündete er: Dank der 2G-Regelung dürften nur noch Geimpfte ihrer Arbeit nachgehen. Seine Vision:„Wir müssen in diesem Land wieder mehr und vor allem effizienter arbeiten. Mit Viertagewoche und Work-Life-Balance werden wir den Wohlstand dieses Landes nicht erhalten können.“„Ist es eigentlich okay, dass zwei Menschen gleich viele Sozialleistungen bekommen und der eine hat vorher noch nie was eingezahlt und der andere hat vorher vielleicht einen langen Zeitraum schon mal was eingezahlt?“„Ich glaube, ihm (Merz) fehlt einfach die emotionale Intelligenz, zu verstehen, was da gerade im Land passiert.“„Kein Ungeimpfter mehr im Büro, kein ungeimpfter Fußballspieler mehr auf dem Rasen, kein ungeimpfter Abgeordneter mehr im Bundestag, kein ungeimpfter Student mehr im Hörsaal.“...https://apolut.net/waterloo-fur-die-pflege-reform-von-paul-clemente/

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RESEARCH NOTES / SHOW-NOTES SOURCESIn this episode of Authentically ADHD with Carmen, we're talking about what happens when people don't just misunderstand you—they confidently decide what your behavior means, assign motives you never had, and then treat that interpretation like fact.For AuDHD adults, especially those diagnosed later in life, this can feel painfully familiar. A clarifying question becomes “attitude.” A pause becomes “ignoring.” Asking for help becomes proof you can't handle adulthood. Intensity becomes aggression. Shutdown becomes manipulation. And suddenly, you're not just trying to explain what happened—you're trying to defend who you are.Carmen shares a deeply personal story from her second year of teaching, when a toxic medication combination led to a mental health crisis and psychiatric hospitalization. What followed was not just recovery, but the painful experience of being reduced to a distorted story by the people around her. Years later, through therapy, coaching, self-understanding, and late neurodivergent discovery, she began to understand why being confidently misread can hurt so much more than an ordinary misunderstanding.This episode explores the neuroscience behind ADHD executive functioning, autistic communication differences, masking, emotional regulation, the double empathy problem, late diagnosis, and the ways neurodivergent adults are often infantilized or treated as less capable simply because they need support.Most importantly, this is an episode about reclaiming your own narrative.You'll learn how to separate observation from interpretation, communicate your needs more clearly, recognize when you're over-explaining to someone committed to misunderstanding you, protect your autonomy while still accepting support, and stop letting other people's assumptions become your identity.Because being misunderstood doesn't mean you are unknowable.And needing clarification, support, processing time, or accommodation does not make you difficult, immature, or incapable.Sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is:“Please ask me what I mean before deciding who I am.”The double-empathy and cross-neurotype communication research: Research by Crompton and colleagues found effective information transfer between autistic people and has also shown that neurotype matching can influence interpersonal rapport. This supports a more relational understanding of at least some autistic/non-autistic communication difficulties rather than automatically locating every breakdown within the autistic person.First impressions and social perception: Research has also found that non-autistic observers can form less favorable first impressions of autistic adults from brief social information, illustrating how judgments about an autistic person may arise rapidly and before meaningful interaction has even developed.ADHD and emotion regulation: A systematic review of adults with ADHD found meaningful associations among ADHD, emotion dysregulation and executive functioning, while noting that the underlying research remains heterogeneous. Emotion dysregulation is therefore well supported as an important associated feature for many adults with ADHD, although it is not itself one of the core DSM ADHD diagnostic criteria.Autistic camouflaging/masking: Systematic reviews describe camouflaging as masking, compensation and assimilation strategies used to navigate social environments. Research repeatedly associates greater camouflaging with poorer mental health, exhaustion, identity difficulties and feeling overlooked or unsupported, while also acknowledging that masking may serve pragmatic or protective functions in some environments.Late diagnosis and identity: Qualitative research with late-diagnosed autistic adults describes reinterpreting past experiences through a new lens, shifts from self-criticism toward greater self-understanding or compassion for some people, and an ongoing process of reconstructing identity after diagnosis. Research including people diagnosed with autism, ADHD or both similarly describes adult diagnosis as affecting relationships, mental well-being and self-understanding.Autonomy and infantilization: Autistic adults have described wanting opportunities to make their own decisions, receive pragmatic executive-function support, unmask safely and exercise autonomy rather than having assistance become unnecessary control. Research examining cultural representation also documents persistent problems with the infantilization and underrepresentation of autistic adulthood.Important research caveat: “AuDHD” is widely used to describe co-occurring autism and ADHD, but much of the scientific literature still studies autism and ADHD separately. Individual experiences vary enormously, and the mechanisms discussed in this episode should be understood as possible contributors to misunderstanding—not a claim that every communication conflict involving an AuDHD person has the same neurological cause.Thank you for tuning in!This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit carmenauthenticallyadhd.substack.com/subscribe

Stick around at the end for an extra clip from a patreon show! 0:20 Citi announces JAL as 1:1 Transfer Partner for Strate Premier and Elite The rumor has come true 1:1 on their higher end cards 30% transfer bonus between now and October 24 to celebrate Discuss what we think of this Will this put pressure on Capital one to match 1:1 Plenty of places to earn JAL miles now.   Aligns with JAL's guidance that they want to double the number of miles they issue by 2030 (source, in Japanese)   10:32 Citi Strata Elite Retention Offers This card seems to have been populated with retention offers now (wasn't before) 12,500 TYP -or- $100 statement credit for $2k spend per month for 3 months Limiting to one Strata welcome bonus lifetime (across their entire Strata product family)? 14:20 Chase Sapphire Reserve Personal 10 Year Anniversary Direct Link Chase celebrates 10 years of this card with strange collection of perks, each leaving me slightly concerned they'll not work as I hope.. DoorDash NEW: $15 monthly promo on any qualifying DoorDash order (starts Oct 1, 2026) Two $10 promos each month for groceries, daily essentials and more (is normal takeout included?) Offers (require activation) Cardmembers who activate the following Chase Offers®, then complete payment on the partner's website by Dec. 14, 2026 will get: $250 back on $1,000 Miraval/Alila (would this work in person?) $200 back on $200 JSX semi-private jet (what if the jet is fully private?) $125 back on $500 Sixt premium car rental (would this work for a standard car rental?) $350 back on $1,500 Wander exceptional vacation home (what if it's just a regular vacation home?) $125 back on $500 IHG (US only, expires earlier than the rest, Oct 16) 18:52 Chase Sapphire Reserve *Business* Increasing The Edit Credits to 4x $250 Starting Jan 1, 2027 (visible in T&Cs online) Still requires 2-night minimum stay Still requires paying cash (rather than points) for minimum of $250 of each stay For some reason I thought this was broken up into 6-month increments, but I think you can use these all at once, so you could conceivable book an 8-night stay by stringing together four 2-night stays But $250 off 2-night stays at expensive The Edit hotels doesn't seem like a very good discount

Sean Farrington explores the potential impacts of an industrial giant's production pause in Hull. And as 100 businesses receive letters from the Government urging them to offer more jobs and work placements to young people, we hear from the skills minister about just how that will be put into practice.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Iranian airlines face sweeping international restrictions starting September 23, warning companies servicing Iranian carriers about access to the dollar system.

You can put a lot of effort into fixing your marriage and still feel like nothing is changing if you're solving the wrong problem.In this special episode, I'm giving you a listen inside my new private audio course, Marriage Shutdown After Kids. I'm sharing the first of three shifts that can help you rebuild the love and care that's been missing and understand why the thing you think is keeping your marriage stuck may not actually be where you need to start.You'll hear how I learned this in my own marriage, why common solutions don't always create the change you're hoping for, and how to identify the area that could become the first domino toward something better.Tune in to discover:• The first shift to make when you're stuck in Marriage Shutdown• Why fixing the obvious problem may not be working• How to identify what's actually keeping your marriage stuck• The four areas that create the foundation of a healthy marriage• How to find the first domino that can start creating real changeThis episode is a preview of my free five-part private audio course, Marriage Shutdown After Kids: The Three Proven Shifts That Finally Rebuild the Love and Care That's Been Missing Since You Had Kids. Listen to the full series here: Marriage Shutdown After KidsDownload the Marriage Shutdown Checklist

Hour 4 of the Bob Rose Show for 9-18-26, on social media trending rumors of frustrated truckers protesting record diesel prices in a nationwide shipping shutdown. Plus, all of Friday morning's biggest stories

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A child who is screaming, crying, or falling apart is clearly struggling. But what happens when an autistic child's response to overwhelm becomes quiet?Autistic shutdowns can look like ignoring, refusing, withdrawing, or simply choosing not to participate. Your child may stop speaking, become unusually still, retreat to their room, stare into space, or temporarily lose access to skills they normally have. Because shutdowns don't always disrupt the room, they are much easier to miss—and often misunderstood.In this episode, Shannon explains:What an autistic shutdown may look likeWhy a verbal child may temporarily be unable to answerHow overload can build throughout the dayWhat parents may mistake for attitude, stubbornness, or defianceWhy asking more questions can add pressureHow to reduce demands and support communication without speechWhat recovery may look like afterwardWhen a change in your child's behavior deserves medical attentionShannon also shares what she learned from the questions she used to ask Jordan immediately after school—and why the connection she wanted sometimes had to wait until he had time to recover.Your child does not have to fall apart loudly to be overwhelmed. Sometimes their struggle fills the room, and sometimes it disappears inside them. Both deserve attention, understanding, and support.If everything has been feeling like too much in your home, register for Shannon's FREE live training, happening September 24 at 7:30 pm Eastern: Helping Your Autistic Child When Everything Feels Like Too Much —save your spot here.And whenever you're ready for more:Explore all the ways we can support you by visiting   www.notyouraverageautismmom.com .  Join our FREE FB Group, The Not Your Average Autism Mom MOVEMENT (NOTE: You must answer the questions or you won't be let in) Click HERE   

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On today's episode of The CIRS Group Podcast, Barbara shares a health update. She reports a smoother-than-expected recovery from an August 2025 L5-S1 PLIF spinal fusion, major symptom improvements after going gluten- and dairy-free, adding gut supplements, and tracking with stool testing. She began tick-borne treatment with a specialist using pulsed antibiotics plus biofilm support and albendazole, noting microbiome changes and a post-treatment drop in MSH while continuing low-dose binders and passing the VCS.  Ongoing issues include stubborn MARCoNS and sinus imbalance (multiple rinses/sprays, EDTA+silver side effects, considering ENT evaluation, sleep study, and possibly nebulized treatment). She discusses hormone testing (DUTCH/bloodwork), fibroids/adenomyosis management with oral progesterone, low-dose morning hydrocortisone, and starting testosterone cream. Barbara also covers difficult EMDR therapy attempts, learning shutdown vs fight/flight in Jacie's nervous system cohort, and supportive care like acupuncture and NUCCA chiropractic. In the next update, she'll cover upcoming labs, retesting results, actino cleaning, and possible iron infusions. She also adds a couple exciting personal life updates: getting married and adopting a puppy! For more information and support, join us at https://thecirsgroup.com TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro and medical disclaimer 01:11 Spinal fusion recovery 02:02 Gut changes and diet 04:09 Tick Borne treatment 06:34 Why the Shoemaker Protocol didn't work on it's own 08:59 Grief and autoimmune flare 10:20 Upcoming labwork 11:19 MARCoNS sinus battle 13:25 Sleep Study and ENT appointment 15:43 Hormone testing 17:57 Fibroids, progesterone, and cortisol support 21:39 Testosterone treatment and cautions 23:18 Therapy: EMDR fails and incorporation of nicotine 26:13 Shutdown: nervous system regulation tools 31:30 Acupuncture and NUCCA chiropractic adjustments 33:19 TLDR - What's working and what's not 36:15 Happy life updates! 37:40 Future podcast guests and group events For more information and support, join us at https://thecirsgroup.com Order Jacie's book! The 30 Day Carnivore Bootcamp: https://a.co/d/7MgHrRs HELPFUL LINKS: Jacie's recent health update: https://youtu.be/pGBCx3fwxMk?si=3e8YQzhZdG3bMv43 Barbara's last health update: https://youtu.be/IkcKvfcIIdA?si=1QdRUeqBYIAWI0JS Our hormone episode: https://youtu.be/OStNHRNffqw?si=9cLRWroxRmiwfacQ Learn more about Jacie's nervous system resources: https://builttoregulate.com/ The CIRS Group: Support Community: https://thecirsgroup.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecirsgroup/ Find Jacie for carnivore, lifestyle and limbic resources: Jacie's book on the Carnivore diet!  https://a.co/d/8ZKCqz0 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ladycarnivory YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LadyCarnivory Blog: https://www.ladycarnivory.com/ Find Barbara for business/finance tips and coaching: Website: https://www.actlikebarbara.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actlikebarbara/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@actlikebarbara Jacie is a Shoemaker certified Proficiency Partner, NASM certified nutrition coach, author, and carnivore recipe developer determined to share the life changing information of carnivore and CIRS to anyone who will listen. Barbara is a business and fitness coach, CIRS and ADHD advocate, writer, speaker, and a big fan of health and freedom. Together, they co-founded The CIRS Group, an online support community to help people that are struggling with their CIRS diagnosis and treatment.

In today's Cloud Wars Minute, I look at why OpenAI is developing automated shutdown capabilities for its AI systems.Highlights00:04 — Weeks after disclosing that one of its AI tools had escaped a sandbox environment during testing, OpenAI has revealed yet more model safeguards. The company has understandably been under scrutiny in this area since the news broke about the rogue AI.00:23 — OpenAI has reportedly told two House Democrats that it was developing automated shutdown capabilities for its AI systems. We're still waiting to hear more news on what these automated shutdown capabilities might be, but they're clearly a response to a proposed AI Kill Switch Act that would give the U.S. government the power to force the shutdown of any model that put human life or the economy at risk.00:52 — OpenAI could, with these automatic shutdown settings, jump the gun on that act in many ways, future-proofing by building in its own kill switch. And I think this is a really interesting development in this complex battle, or at least discourse, between regulators and AI companies.01:13 — Foreseeing this kind of regulation and acting on it could help steer how that regulation is ultimately set out. That could help set the guardrails in ways that AI companies know won't damage trust or productivity, while boosting confidence from all sides. Let's see what these capabilities turn out to be and how they match up with the proposed act. Visit Cloud Wars for more.

4:20 pm: Jay Rogers, Founder and President of Alpha Strategies, joins Greg for a conversation about his piece in Townhall about how a constitutional carry permit from any state should be honored nationwide.4:38 pm: Carolina Lumetta, White House Correspondent for Real Clear News, joins the show for a conversation about Trump will need to wrangle apathetic voters for the GOP to achieve success in the November elections.6:05 pm: Jay Young, Founder and CEO of King Operations Corporation, joins the program for a conversation about how the shutdown of a crude pipeline by Saudi Arabia will affect oil prices in the United States.6:38 pm: Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at the Deseret News, joins Greg for a conversation about the likelihood that Chinese bots are manipulating debates about data centers in the United States.

This episode explores how non-intrusive measurement instrumentation can help refineries improve safety, reliability and efficiency by closing measurement gaps without shutdowns. Marcelo Carugo, Senior Director, Global Refining Market Strategy, Emerson, shares insights on practical applications, benefits, and decision-making improvements.

CoinEx Exchange Announces Shutdown, Winding Down Through The Rest of 2026 #Crypto #Cryptocurrency #podcast #BasicCryptonomics #CLARITY Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://CryptoTalk.FM Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@ThisIsCTR⁠⁠⁠⁠ Chapters (00:00:01) - Intro and Gaming News Mention(00:01:18) - Market Overview: Bitcoin and Ethereum(00:02:31) - Exchange Shutdowns: CoinX and BitMEX(00:04:50) - Kraken UAE Withdrawals and Privacy Coins Delisted(00:06:53) - Background on the Clarity Act and Political Motives(00:09:51) - Trump-Centric Narrative vs Other Politicians' Enrichment(00:11:42) - Future of the Clarity Act and Political Gridlock(00:13:48) - Voter Accountability and Political Representation(00:15:43) - Naming Senators and Call to Action(00:16:59) - Closing Thoughts on Crypto's Uncertain Future

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Neurodivergent kids or teenagers often come home overwhelmed just from spending the day masking, or surviving the hormonal shifts. Directly engaging them often results in frustration. They need to rebuild their capacity from the day before they are resourced enough to engage with us. Let them disconnect and resource before initiating Parallel Co-Regulation. The goal of Parallel Co-Regulation is at least 15 minutes, no phone, no mining them for information, just doing a shared task together. Learn the practice and the nuance in our 6th month Embodied Slow Group starting October 6th. Find out more at https://www.holisticlifenavigation.com/parenting-groupYou can register for the Embodied Parenting webinar here: https://hln.thinkific.com/courses/embodied-parenting-webinarYou can also read more about, and register for, the 6 month program here: https://www.holisticlifenavigation.com/parenting-group You can read more about, and register for, the workshop at Kripalu here: https://kripalu.org/experiences/food-therapy-how-eat-your-nervous-system----You can learn more on the website: https://www.holisticlifenavigation.com/You can follow Luis on Instagram @holistic.life.navigationQuestions? You can email us at info@holisticlifenavigation.com

Ruby Fremon returns for her second appearance, a somatic practitioner and author of Potent Leadership who spent a decade coaching leaders before her own life came apart. When her dog was killed under the watch of negligent sitters and her public search for the truth was met with a million-dollar defamation suit, the hyper-independent identity she'd built collapsed into a full nervous-system shutdown. What she found on the far side reorders what the healing world sells: that catharsis and spiritual platitudes bypass the actual human being, that real repair happens in slow, subtle shifts at the edge of your capacity, that horses — who cannot lie and demand congruence — can lead you back to yourself. She comes out of it more human than she's ever been: cracked open, undefended, and more alive than ever.(00:00) Tragic Dog Incident (00:36) Opening Conversation (02:08) Welcoming Back Ruby (05:22) The Full Story of Her Tragic Dog Incident (16:11) Shutdown, Trauma, and Identity Collapse (29:22) Why It's Not “Just A Pet” (50:47) Trust After Pet Loss (54:33) Living with CPTSD (58:14) Healing Community Critique (01:06:25) Healing Through Horses (01:17:21) Supportive Partnership Shift (01:27:46) Where To Find Ruby & Wrap-UpGuest LinksRuby Fremon's websiteRuby Fremon on InstagramRuby Fremon on SubstackConnect with UsStart the Free 7-Day Self-Esteem ResetGNM Weekend — October 9–10, Echo Park, Los AngelesFollow Here for the Truth on InstagramJoin Friends of the TruthWatch All Episodes

YouTube-Millionär Jean Pierre Kraemer (“Ich bin kein böser Mensch”) hat seine Ehefrau an den Haaren gezogen, sie gewürgt, gegen eine Wand geschleudert und “das mit der flachen Hand”. Weil das raus kam, wollte er zuerst den Mitarbeitern (“Ich habe euch alle geliebt”) seiner 18 Firmen (jährlich 100 Millionen Umsatz) von heute auf morgen alle Arbeitsplätze zerstören. - Eine mehr als 5 1/2 Stunden lange Rekordfolge von Der Letzte Podcast mit Loorie Wutz und Daniel Pook über die Kunst, beim Entschuldigen alles immer noch viel schlimmer zu machen.Kapitel dieses Podcasts:(00:00:00) Intro(00:01:07) Wer & Was → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtdEuKG01Fs(00:09:54) Der Medienprofi-Trugschluss(00:15:20) Er selber nutzte BILD & Co. gerne für sich(00:22:19) Bei Statement 1 noch in der Zwickmühle(00:23:33) So, so, es ging ums Geld(00:29:21) Parasoziale Beziehung der Fans zum YouTuber(00:37:21) Was Daniel bei vielen Skandalen wundert(00:43:16) Hatte er Sehnsucht danach, kein Star mehr zu sein? → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8oq0gbL6zM(00:47:40) Die toxische Seite des umjubelten Creator-Daseins(00:56:20) Untragbares wird wieder salonfähig(01:02:30) Wie hart hat SIE ihn geschlagen?(01:05:01) Es war kein Einzelfall(01:08:06) Machtmissverhältnis & Normalität von Gewalt(01:17:15) Millionär hat Angst, zu verhungern(01:22:00) Die Gil-Ofarim-Masche(01:30:06) Appell an JP-Fans, die uns zuhören(01:31:36) Kette abgerissen & flache Hand(01:47:13) Shitstorm prophezeien, Zweifel sähen(01:53:14) Schließung aller Firmen in Fan-Hände gelegt?(01:59:56) „Es kann sich auch lohnen…“(02:01:57) Was man ihm anmerkt, ist Wut.(02:06:17) Er klammert sich an seine Fäden(02:10:58) Szenen wie aus Stromberg(02:18:17) Was an den Fall Kliemann erinnert → https://www.dieletzte.website/podcast/2022/05/09/355(02:24:23) Das zweite Statement „kann nichts schönreden“ → https://youtu.be/HxPYLPQopcI(02:38:08) Wo ist seine Entourage?(02:41:40) Was wusste eine Ehrenpflaume?(02:47:22) Multiple Persönlichkeiten unter Druck(02:52:39) Ja, aber…(03:01:32) Eigene Schuld wegreflektieren - wer profitiert?(03:12:34) Sein Selbstverständnis ist gerade tief erschüttert(03:18:23) Auch vielen Fans war das Beweisvideo zu krass(03:24:35) Wie müsste ein gutes Statement lauten?(03:40:14) Statement 3 fängt nur gut an→ https://youtu.be/VvppFkOU5-c?is=-4uewIL1zLUdpgOS(03:46:56) Loorie kommen trotz allem die Tränen(04:02:40) Pauschalentschuldigung… mit Einschränkung(04:08:33) Er wollte den Menschen ja nur gefallen(04:12:02) Frust, weil nicht mehr klappt, was vorher immer ging(04:15:01) Nur etwas schade, dass die Story von BILD kam(04:17:03) JPs großer Shutdown(04:24:58) Auf Shutdown folgt Meltdown(04:33:30) Lebenslügen(04:41:53) Wie JP Kraemer es hätte machen müssen(04:49:36) Strafmildernde Umstände für JP(04:51:45) Nach Fanmarsch & Zuspruch Geschäfte wiedereröffnet(04:56:08) Es ist oft ein Ego-Business(05:01:04) Im Alltag nett - muss nichts heißen(05:07:27) Ein YouTube-Millionär hat und hatte alle Möglichkeiten(05:13:02) Kommentare von Qualitätsmenschen(05:31:37) Outro & Link auf unsere Letzte Website → https://www.DieLetzte.website

Hour 4 (9.11) At 6:45 a.m. our time, the FAA shut American airspace for the first time in history — more than 4,500 planes in the air, all of them ordered down. Police helicopters were one of the only exceptions. 9:05 — A massive American flag unfurled down the Pentagon wall in the rain at sunrise, the same thing first responders did on September 12, 2001. It's an emotional hour. It should be. 9:20 — Twenty-five years on, everybody still knows exactly where they were standing. The hour opens up for the memories and what the day did to people who watched it from three time zones away. 9:35 — LADOT's Sunset Blvd/Cesar Chavez plan cuts car lanes and street parking through Echo Park and Silver Lake for dedicated bus lanes and protected bike lanes; merchants say they'll lose access and push traffic onto residential streets. Then the Fork Reporter's Mexican picks, and the theory that top-shelf Mexican food requires "Crazy" or "Loco" in the name. 9:50 — Tim Lynn spent 30 years in law enforcement and flew for the Huntington Beach PD Air Unit before he became KTLA's Sky5 pilot-reporter. On 9/11 the FAA grounded everything civilian in the country and left the sky to military, police and medical flights. He remembers what Southern California looked like from up there with nothing else flying, LAPD running pursuits below, and CHP working the coordination. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 173 of The Alan Sanders Show, Alan reacts to the Lindsay Clancy mistrial. He then spends time examining the Amy Acton attack story out of Ohio and why many are calling it fake and why she is a fraud. Alan then covers mounting U.S. pressure to shut down Iran's economic lifelines, including their aviation industry. Nick Shirley returns to the scene of alleged LA County Medicare and hospice fraud as operators vanish and investigations continue. Finally, Alan looks at how paid "experts" and the food industry pushed diet changes that left Americans sicker and more obese, and why the public is only now seeing the incentives behind those recommendations. Please take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, X, Instagram, GETTR, TRUTH Social, TikTok, YouTube and Rumble by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. And, consider becoming a sponsor of the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Welcome to Omni Talk's Retail Daily Minute, sponsored by R&S Logistics, ZenlineAI, Duvo and Mirakl.In today's Retail Daily Minute, Omni Talk's Chris Walton discusses:Ulta Beauty faces a social media backlash over its use of Flock's license plate reader technology, with the retailer and vendor both staying quiet even as Flock's own chatbot confirms the partnership.Costco quietly shuts down its Costco Next marketplace without any public announcement, leaving members to piece it together on Reddit.Amazon rolls out a wave of new Alexa for Shopping features, pushing its AI assistant further into autonomous browsing, comparing, and buying.The Retail Daily Minute has been rocketing up the Feedspot charts, so stay informed with Omni Talk's Retail Daily Minute, your source for the latest and most important retail insights.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Environmental reporter Sue Surkes joins host Gabriella Jacobs for today's episode. We open by diving into the unprecedented shutdown of five of Israel’s six desalination plants last week. Surkes reports that the closures have exposed a growing strategic vulnerability: the country’s near-total dependence on large coastal facilities for drinking water. Surkes explains that the plants, all along the southern Mediterranean coast, were forced offline by microalgae swept north by waves from the Nile Delta. While the majority of plants are back online, reduced output continues as of publication. We pivot to focus on the pollution clogging up the Hebron Stream. She explains how raw sewage, construction byproducts, and illegal dumping are contaminating the waterway and threatening one of the region’s important natural water sources. She also speaks about why efforts to address the issue have stalled thus far. We close the episode with a brief survey of Israeli-led sustainable food science initiatives that have progressed over the summer, including Weizmann scientists on the path to creating food from air and Hebrew University researchers extracting milk proteins from safflower plants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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A partial ceiling collapse at the Kennedy Center comes as President Donald Trump pushes to renovate the venue. AP correspondent Donna Warder reports.

Shutdown Congress

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Avoided Shutdown

Government Shutdown

House joins the Senate, with a large, bipartisan vote, in passing a short-term federal government funding extension from end of the fiscal year, September 30, through December 11. That means when President Donald Trump signs it into law there will not be another government shutdown before election day in November; It is primary election day in Massachusetts, where incumbent Ed Markey is being challenged by Congressman Seth Moulton; Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) defends himself on the House floor during debate on a resolution to censure him after the Ethics Committee found he sexually harassed two female staff members; Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin in New York City announces the arrest of over 2,000 criminal illegal immigrants in the past month. At the same time, Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) call upon Secretary Mullin to releases tens of millions of dollars in counterterrorism grants they say are being withheld from the city; Senior House Republicans react to the resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll; Bill to create a monument in Washington to Medal of Honor recipients is about to become law; new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham makes his first statement as prime minister before the House of Commons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joyce talks about: The administration passing a stop gap bill to avoid potential government shutdown until after midterms. Allows Congress members to get back to the campaign trail. Congress negotiating a bar on the Trump Administration from transferring additional funds to ICE, the ban on intoxicating hemp products, and blocking a policy that would allow the administration to cancel grants awarded to organizations who do not align with current administrations values.Politicians using their position to further their own agendas instead of working for the American people. Random stabbing in Times Square committed by a woman. The Vice President of Bank of America killed. Was it a coincidence? Suspect killed in stand off with police. Putin and Xi Jinping join forces at a summit in Kyrgyzstan. The media is focused on other stories. Global sell off of government bonds. Threatening borrows around the world with higher interest rates. New York Governor Kathy Hochul wears a hijab while speaking inside the Prayer room at the Islamic Cultural Center of New York. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports the House has approved a short term funding bill.

Chuck Todd argues the entire 2026 election is collapsing into a single issue — prices — and that every other story is just a contributing factor. The problem for Republicans is that the economy is going to get worse, not better: price pressure is building across the food supply, the Iran war has disrupted fuel and fertilizer, JP Morgan is warning food inflation could hit 5% by 2027, and Kevin Warsh is going to be forced to raise rates, which will infuriate a president who Chuck argues is focused mainly on his own financial interests and could produce genuinely 1970s-like conditions. Chuck brings back reporting from a visit to the Black Locust Livestock cattle ranch to explain why beef prices can't be fixed by turning a dial: raising cattle is a years-long process, the American herd is historically small, only four companies process the country's beef and capacity is shrinking, and importing more is a short-term patch that damages domestic supply long term. It's the pattern of the whole administration — solving a price problem today by making it worse tomorrow, while the cost of producing food rises because of decisions Trump himself made. Underneath it all sits the number that explains the mood of the country: corporate pre-tax profits are at their highest share since just after World War II while workers take home the smallest share since the 1950s. There is no economic boom for most Americans, Washington keeps misreading the anger, and Trump's own voters are getting hit hardest at the pump. The war, Chuck argues, isn't just making life expensive — it's making America vulnerable. Defense leaders are warning Hegseth the Iran campaign is unsustainable: barely a quarter of the Navy's destroyer fleet is ready to deploy, advanced munitions stocks are largely burned through, and equipment and personnel are worn out, meaning fighting this war has left the country less capable of fighting the next one. China is the clear winner of Trump's second term, and Chuck’s real worry is Putin testing NATO while looking at an American president desperate for any win. Then there's Venezuela, where Trump has announced the U.S. has seized the country's oil reserves — a move Chuck calls British-empire-style imperialism and highway robbery at gunpoint, asking the obvious question: if Putin did this to a neighbor, what would we call it? The standard shouldn't change because we're the ones doing it, the windfall ought to benefit Venezuelans, and it's worth asking who's actually negotiating this and who stands to profit. It's exactly why two-thirds of South America resents the United States, and why Trump's imperial turn will only compound a credibility problem that's already severe. Chuck closes somewhere more personal: his old high school, Miami's Killian, is down from 3,000 students to 400. The kids didn't disappear — school choice killed the ambition to attend. Big public high schools once defined their communities and forced people to know each other; we traded that for choice and specialization without ever asking what a public school is actually for. We didn't try to fix public education, Chuck argues. We empowered people to escape it — and in doing so gutted one of the real sources of American strength. Then, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine joins the Chuck Toddcast in his final months in office and, freed from ever facing voters again, says exactly what he thinks. The headline is his reversal on capital punishment: DeWine helped write Ohio's death penalty statute as a state senator in 1981 and defended it as attorney general, but in June he called on the legislature to abolish it, saying the moral justification he once had simply no longer exists. He walks Chuck through the practical case — roughly 20 years on average from sentencing to execution, a process that structurally cannot be sped up — and the harder question a Republican has to answer about whether you can be both pro-life and pro-death penalty. That flows into a broader argument about criminal justice that DeWine says has been driven by emotion rather than logic: truly violent offenders are a small percentage of the prison population and those are the people who need to be removed from society, but it's in society's direct self-interest to educate and rehabilitate everyone else. He's equally out of step with his party on immigration, arguing America needs legal immigrants, that we've been educating them and then failing to keep them, that Ohio's economic gains have come from immigrants, and that they're critical to caring for an aging population. On Springfield, DeWine is direct: the Haitian population created real challenges for the community, but they work hard, and it is not in America's interest to deport people who are here and working. The conversation turns to the economy and the state's political future. DeWine calls the Canada trade war a genuine problem for Ohio — Canada is a major customer — and argues the country needs a real balance between domestic manufacturing and importing rather than a grudge match. On the data center boom reshaping Ohio politics, he says tech companies have an obligation to invest in the communities they move into, notes the technology has improved and no longer requires as much water, and makes the case that nuclear power is what will actually have to underwrite the buildout. He and Chuck get into whether there's a genuine divide between the two factions of the Ohio GOP, and DeWine offers a thoughtful answer about how the nationalization of politics has flattened the local distinctions that once existed inside both parties — and how that nationalization is now in everyone's face every single day. He takes ownership of the COVID shutdown decisions (the buck stopped with him), assesses whether Ohio is genuinely back to purple status with both the governor and Senate races going down to the wire, weighs in on whether the state is in good hands with either Vivek Ramaswamy or Amy Acton — and, of course, whether this is finally Joe Burrow's year. Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to revisit the assassination of President William McKinley and the striking parallels between modern America, and America in 1901. He also answers listeners’ questions in the Ask Chuck segment. 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Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 04:30 With return of college football, comes a ton of political advertising 05:00 Football attracts a wide array of potential voters 06:30 Pro-Paxton ad in Texas made China the central theme, blamed Talarico 07:30 GOP has controlled Texas for decades, blaming Talarico is ridiculous 10:00 Dems dismiss the ad as ridiculous, but some people will believe it 12:15 Massachusetts primaries coming up on Tuesday, Sept 1st 14:15 The electorate will be voting on one issue… prices & affordability 15:00 Every other issue is a contributing factor to the price issues 15:45 The problem for Republicans is the economy will get worse, not better 16:30 Price pressures are building across the food supply 16:45 Iran war is causing major issues with the fuel & fertilizer supply 18:00 JP Morgan warns food inflation could reach 5% by 2027 18:30 Kevin Warsh will be forced to raise rates, Trump will be furious 19:00 Trump is only worried about his own personal financial interest 19:45 Fed raising rates to combat inflation will create 1970’s like conditions 20:15 Went to the Black Locust Livestock cattle ranch for Noosphere interview 21:45 Beef prices can’t just be adjusted with the turn of a dial 22:15 Raising cattle is a long term process & our beef herd is historically small 23:00 Trump knows beef prices are hurting him & wanted to import more 24:15 Importing is a short term solution, hurts the long term domestic supply 25:00 Only 4 companies process American beef & we’re losing capacity 25:30 How we can lower beef prices and boost domestic production 26:30 Trump tries to solve price issues in the short term, makes it worse long term 27:00 The price to produce food is rising because of decisions Trump made 27:45 Corporate pre-tax profits are at highest share since aftermath of WW2 28:15 Workers are getting lowest take home share of profits since 1950s 29:00 This is why voters across the spectrum are so pissed off at the system 29:30 There’s no economic boom for most Americans 30:15 Washington continues to misunderstand the anger of the voters 30:45 Trump voters are getting hardest hit by higher gas prices 32:30 Iran war isn’t just making things expensive, it’s making us more vulnerable 33:00 Defense leaders warning Hegseth the Iran war is unsustainable 33:45 Hegseth has put America in more danger than it’s been in since Cold War 34:15 Barely 1/4th of the Navy’s destroyer fleet is ready to deploy 34:45 We’ve burned through most of our advanced munitions 35:15 We’ve worn out our military equipment and personnel 36:00 Fighting this war has made us less capable of fighting the next war 36:30 China has been the biggest winner of Trump’s second term 37:00 What are we no longer willing to do because of the Iran war? 38:00 We’ve spent all this money on the military… and we’re tapped out? 38:30 We should be incredibly concerned about Putin testing NATO 39:15 Putin sees an American president desperate for a win 40:00 Trump announced that we’ve seized Venezuela’s oil reserves 40:45 This feels like British empire style imperialism 42:00 If Putin had done this to another country… what would we call it? 42:30 The standards shouldn’t be different because WE are doing it 43:30 Who is doing this negotiation and who stands to benefit? 44:30 Shouldn’t the windfall from Venezuelan oil benefit Venezuelans? 45:00 Trump is taking Venezuela’s oil at gunpoint, it’s highway robbery 46:00 This is why 2/3rd’s of South America hates the United States 46:30 Trump wants to make America and empire… and the world will hate us 48:00 This compounds America’s credibility problem globally 49:00 The world is only going to hate America & Americans more due to Trump 51:00 Chuck’s high school, Killian is down to 400 students from 3,000 51:45 The kids didn’t disappear, school choice killed ambition to attend there 53:00 Big successful public high schools defined their communities 54:30 Connection between community and schools has broken down 55:00 School choice creates communities not based in their neighborhood 56:00 We haven’t asked “What do we want a public school to do for a community?” 56:45 A public school is central to creating a local community 57:30 We trade choice and specialization, for a community that isn’t forced to interact 59:00 Killian’s community is still a good one, but the character changed 1:00:15 What exactly is public education for? Is it purely for kids' education? 1:01:00 The public school system was a source of our power… and we’ve gutted it 1:01:30 We didn’t try to fix public ed, we tried to empower people to escape it 1:03:45 We created more choices, but did we make education better? 1:05:45 We lost a place where we were forced to get to know each other 1:10:15 Governor Mike DeWine joins the Chuck ToddCast 1:11:30 More comfortable speaking out since not running for office 1:12:45 Mike’s argument against the death penalty 1:13:15 It takes 20 years on average from adjudication to execution 1:13:45 Death penalty process is not able to be sped up 1:15:15 We need to have legal immigrants admitted to America 1:16:30 We were educating immigrants, then not having them stay 1:17:15 Ohio’s economic increases have come from immigrants 1:17:45 Immigrants are critical to caring for our aging population 1:18:30 Can you be pro-life and pro-death penalty? 1:20:15 Putting an emphasis on rehabilitating prisoners 1:21:30 It’s in the self-interest of society to educate inmates 1:22:45 Emotion rather than logic & nuance drives the crime debate 1:23:45 Truly violent criminals are a very small percentage of the population 1:24:15 Violent criminals are the ones you have to get out of society 1:25:30 America goes through pro-immigration and anti-immigration phases 1:26:15 We need people who want to work 1:26:45 Haitians in Springfield created challenges, but they work hard 1:27:45 It’s not in our interest to deport people who are here and working 1:29:00 Haiti is a major challenge 1:32:00 Canada trade war is a problem, they’re a major customer for Ohio 1:33:45 Need a balance between manufacturing here and importing 1:36:00 Is there a divide in Ohio GOP between the two factions? 1:38:45 There used to be major distinctions within the parties 1:39:45 Nationalization of politics has stymied local distinctions within parties 1:40:45 The nationalization is now in everyone’s face everyday 1:43:15 Tech companies need to invest in communities where they put data centers 1:44:00 The data center tech is getting better, don’t have to use as much water 1:45:00 Need to invest in nuclear power in order to power the data center boom 1:45:45 Is Ohio in good hands with Ramaswamy or Acton as governor? 1:47:30 Shutdown decisions during COVID were the governor's choice. Buck stops with him 1:48:30 Is Ohio back to purple state status? 1:49:45 The governor and senate races will go down to the wire 1:50:15 Will this finally be Joe Burrow’s year? 1:52:00 ToddCast Time Machine - The Assassination of William McKinley 1:52:30 Of all presidential assassinations, Americans know the least about this one 1:53:00 The assassin was Leon Czolgosz, an anarchist who felt system was unjust 1:53:45 After McKinley died, Teddy Roosevelt became president 1:54:15 Czolgosz actually produced some of the political change he wanted 1:55:00 Modern America echoes America in 1901 1:56:00 Czolgosz saw political assassinations create change in Europe 1:57:45 Other anarchists thought Czolgosz was too committed, maybe a plant 1:58:15 Emma Goldman argues that societal conditions explain the assassination 1:59:00 When people conclude politics won’t solve problems, they look to alternatives 1:59:45 The assassination happened at a fair showing celebrating technological advances 2:00:30 The United States was emerging as a world power, but there were two Americas 2:01:00 One America saw dynamism, the other saw exploitation 2:01:30 The setting of the assassination was almost poetic 2:02:15 Doctors treating McKinley were too afraid to use new X-ray technology 2:03:15 Lincoln’s son was actually nearby during the assassination 2:03:45 Roosevelt was installed as VP by party bosses to get rid of him 2:04:30 Roosevelt sworn in at age 42, and understood the conditions for political radicalism 2:05:00 Roosevelt argues for the “Square Deal” and goes after concentrated corporate power 2:06:00 The uncomfortable truth: Does assassination provide the sought political change? 2:06:45 Lincoln and JFK’s assassination both changed the political timeline 2:08:00 Czolgosz was convicted and executed weeks after McKinley’s death 2:08:30 Congress passes the Anarchist Exclusion Act, Goldman is deported 2:10:00 The forces that produced Czolgosz weren’t confined to America 2:10:30 Roosevelt’s policies helped prevent a Russian-style revolution 2:11:00 Roosevelt argues capitalism has to be regulated and restrained 2:12:15 America in 2026 isn’t America 1901, but it does rhyme 2:13:15 Ask Chuck 2:13:30 What do you make of James Talarico’s status in Texas? 2:19:30 Thoughts on Project 2025, is it a threat and is Trump following it? 2:21:45 Do you think the Trump administration will still act on Cuba? 2:24:00 Why not make the Attorney General an elected position? 2:27:45 Do you see your political independence as a protest against duopoly? 2:32:00 Takeaways from first week of college footballSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine joins the Chuck Toddcast in his final months in office and, freed from ever facing voters again, says exactly what he thinks. The headline is his reversal on capital punishment: DeWine helped write Ohio's death penalty statute as a state senator in 1981 and defended it as attorney general, but in June he called on the legislature to abolish it, saying the moral justification he once had simply no longer exists. He walks Chuck through the practical case — roughly 20 years on average from sentencing to execution, a process that structurally cannot be sped up — and the harder question a Republican has to answer about whether you can be both pro-life and pro-death penalty. That flows into a broader argument about criminal justice that DeWine says has been driven by emotion rather than logic: truly violent offenders are a small percentage of the prison population and those are the people who need to be removed from society, but it's in society's direct self-interest to educate and rehabilitate everyone else. He's equally out of step with his party on immigration, arguing America needs legal immigrants, that we've been educating them and then failing to keep them, that Ohio's economic gains have come from immigrants, and that they're critical to caring for an aging population. On Springfield, DeWine is direct: the Haitian population created real challenges for the community, but they work hard, and it is not in America's interest to deport people who are here and working. The conversation turns to the economy and the state's political future. DeWine calls the Canada trade war a genuine problem for Ohio — Canada is a major customer — and argues the country needs a real balance between domestic manufacturing and importing rather than a grudge match. On the data center boom reshaping Ohio politics, he says tech companies have an obligation to invest in the communities they move into, notes the technology has improved and no longer requires as much water, and makes the case that nuclear power is what will actually have to underwrite the buildout. He and Chuck get into whether there's a genuine divide between the two factions of the Ohio GOP, and DeWine offers a thoughtful answer about how the nationalization of politics has flattened the local distinctions that once existed inside both parties — and how that nationalization is now in everyone's face every single day. He takes ownership of the COVID shutdown decisions (the buck stopped with him), assesses whether Ohio is genuinely back to purple status with both the governor and Senate races going down to the wire, weighs in on whether the state is in good hands with either Vivek Ramaswamy or Amy Acton — and, of course, whether this is finally Joe Burrow's year. Play ball and swing for the fences on FanDuel, an official partner of the MLB at https://FANDUEL.COM. Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. For free and unbiased Medicare help, dial (980) 734-3985 to speak with my trusted partner, Chapter, or go to askchapter.org/chuck / *Paid Partnership Chapter and its affiliates are not connected with or endorsed by any government entity or the federal Medicare program. 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Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Governor Mike DeWine joins the Chuck ToddCast 01:15 More comfortable speaking out since not running for office 02:30 Mike’s argument against the death penalty 03:00 It takes 20 years on average from adjudication to execution 03:30 Death penalty process is not able to be sped up 05:00 We need to have legal immigrants admitted to America 06:15 We were educating immigrants, then not having them stay 07:00 Ohio’s economic increases have come from immigrants 07:30 Immigrants are critical to caring for our aging population 08:15 Can you be pro-life and pro-death penalty? 10:00 Putting an emphasis on rehabilitating prisoners 11:15 It’s in the self-interest of society to educate inmates 12:30 Emotion rather than logic & nuance drives the crime debate 13:30 Truly violent criminals are a very small percentage of the population 14:00 Violent criminals are the ones you have to get out of society 15:15 America goes through pro-immigration and anti-immigration phases 16:00 We need people who want to work 16:30 Haitians in Springfield created challenges, but they work hard 17:30 It’s not in our interest to deport people who are here and working 18:45 Haiti is a major challenge 21:45 Canada trade war is a problem, they’re a major customer for Ohio 23:30 Need a balance between manufacturing here and importing 25:45 Is there a divide in Ohio GOP between the two factions? 28:30 There used to be major distinctions within the parties 29:30 Nationalization of politics has stymied local distinctions within parties 30:30 The nationalization is now in everyone’s face everyday 33:00 Tech companies need to invest in communities where they put data centers 33:45 The data center tech is getting better, don’t have to use as much water 34:45 Need to invest in nuclear power in order to power the data center boom 35:30 Is Ohio in good hands with Ramaswamy or Acton as governor? 37:15 Shutdown decisions during COVID were the governor's choice. Buck stops with him 38:15 Is Ohio back to purple state status? 39:30 The governor and senate races will go down to the wire 40:00 Will this finally be Joe Burrow’s year?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Noe is in for Big Ben and talks about Braves ace Chris Sale throwing a complete game shutout to finish off a sweep of the Dodgers, the NFL eliminating the Pro Bowl but keeping the "Pro Bowler" honor, the Top 10 Hard Rock/Heavy Metal drummers, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While riders contend with shuttle buses and inconvenience during the Orange Line shutdown, the T is trying to get done in a week and a half what officials estimate would have taken two months without a service disruption.

Episode 403 of RevolutionZ takes a side trip away from our current ideology sequence to revisit the issues surrounding the development of Artificial Intelligence. Media is full of smart sober folks saying the end is near but also with smart sober folks saying utopia is near. Are we on a deadly trajectory to hell? Or is heaven on earth the next stop on the technology express? Or maybe it is just two-headed hype. Just another shiny new technology but barely more than that? More immediately, what has happened of late? What is likely to happen next? What should we ourselves work to cause to happen?AI is getting “better” so fast that arguing about today's mistakes can miss the main fact that matters most: the slope of the curve. We consider what happens when large language models evolve into agentic systems. When being able to spit out "the next word" so effectively that passing the Turing Test is a lark, to being able to plan, to autonomously act, even to recruit other AIs, and to self-improve in ways even their creators can't predict not only impinges on what used to be how humans earn and live, but also, how we manifest our humanity. We ask a simple question with big implications: if you had a three-position switch, would you let AI continue full speed, pause it until strict enforceable rules exist, or shut it down forever? We dig into the motives behind AI's trajectory. The story involves innovations; but the crux is motivations and incentives. When CEOs believe the first country and company to reach artificial super intelligence, or ASI, wins everything, for them to seek safety becomes in their eyes a competitive handicap. The public becomes collateral. We consider how the emerging "who is going to win, it better be me" emphasis means for AI safety, regulation, data centers and "compute," and why “trust the companies” and "trust the government," is not a plan. We also get specific about real-world impacts: deepfakes that shred shared reality, AI-enabled fraud that scales without limit, surveillance that tightens lives, and job displacement that turns productivity into pink slips. And then we step outside the box of familiar AI discussion to ask even if we imagine perfect intentions--no nefarious apocalypse of greed and hate--we still have to wrestle with the impact of unintended consequences like outsourced reading, outsourced care, and the slow erosion of the skills and bonds that make us human. This episode is unsettling. Share it with a friend who thinks AI is just another tool, all that matters is who owns it, and ask yourself and others: do we need fast, faster, and fastest development, as now, or do we need a moratorium, a full shutdown, or something else entirely? Data centers are certainly horrible. To oppose them is more than warranted. But if the companies were to find a way to ASI without data centers, would that suddenly be something to celebrate--or to terminate? Is AI an existential danger? Is it a path to civilized living at last? Or is it just a lot of hype?Support the show

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Sweetest listener, did your July of this year (2026) hit just a little different? Maybe the other side of your pillow always seemed to be cold or you spidey sensed the shit out of everything that fell? Maybe it was just the opposite and your floor has been covered in pickles and broken glass more times than you care to count? Whatever the change, know you are not alone and that many folks have agreed things have been…different and that it all points to one event - the shutting down of CERN's Large Hadron Collider. So, listener, join the OG trio as Liv takes us for a ride around the 27 kilometer collider, picking up speed as the particles break down leaving a trail of little black hole conspiracies in their wake. Will they envelop the earth? Probably not…but the chances aren't zero. Subscribe for $5 a month to get all the premium episodes: www.patreon.com/qaa Check out our new podcast series network Cursed Media! All episodes of Spectral Voyager Season 2 are out now! Binge the entirety of Truly Tradly Deeply by Annie Kelly and Megan Kelly as well as Science in Transition by Liv Agar and Spencer Barrows: cursedmedia.net Produced by Liv Agar & Corey Klotz. Theme by Nick Sena. Additional music by Pontus Berghe and Jake Rockatansky. Theme Vocals by THEY/LIVE (instagram.com/theyylivve / sptfy.com/QrDm). Cover Art by Pedro Correa: (pedrocorrea.com) qaapodcast.com QAA was known as the QAnon Anonymous podcast.

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