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Show informationGuest: Gene DecodeEpisode: Typical Skeptic Podcast #2794Date: Tuesday, August 25, 2026Time: 7:15 PM EasternWebsite: GeneDecode.orgWhere disclosure currently standsGene's newest DUMB and hidden-operation updatesGolden Dome, Space Force, and advanced technologiesControlled opposition and information warfareTime anomalies, timeline changes, and the solar flashMajor geopolitical developments through the end of 2026Full show descriptionGene Decode returns to the Typical Skeptic Podcast for a major new conversation covering disclosure, current events, deep underground military bases, advanced technologies, geopolitics, hidden operations, spiritual transformation, and the rapidly changing global landscape.Co Sensei Gene Decode is a veteran of more than 20 years in the United States Navy Submarine Fleet, a martial-arts instructor with over four decades of experience, and a lifelong researcher of spirituality, health, politics, metaphysics, and hidden history.Gene says he was born with remote-viewing and psychic abilities that helped guide his life. He also reports undergoing a transformative death experience in August 1992, during which he was dead for approximately 30 minutes. Gene describes this as an encounter with God that led him to dedicate his life to service, investigation, and decoding what he considers humanity's concealed history.In this new interview, we'll ask Gene for his latest perspective on:

joining us is returning guest Marcia Sava, a healer and shaman who has appeared on the podcast to discuss spiritual transformation, healing, consciousness, and extraordinary human experiences.Tonight we'll explore what awakening actually feels like, how high strangeness can affect someone's life, and how people can navigate unusual experiences with openness, discernment, and grounding. Please welcome Lee-Ann Spohn and Marcia Sava!Tonight at 5 PM Eastern on Typical Skeptic Podcast #2790, Rob Kalil welcomes Lee-Ann Spohn and returning guest Marcia Sava for a live conversation about spiritual awakening, unexplained experiences, synchronicities, and high strangeness.Lee-Ann will share the personal experiences that challenged her previous understanding of reality and became part of her awakening journey. What happens when unusual encounters, powerful intuitions, meaningful coincidences, and spiritual experiences become impossible to dismiss? How can someone explore these events while remaining grounded and discerning?Marcia Sava, a returning guest, healer, and shaman, joins the discussion to offer her perspective on awakening, energetic sensitivity, spiritual transformation, and navigating extraordinary experiences.Join us live, share your experiences, and bring your questions for Lee-Ann and Marcia!

Tonight at 7 PM Eastern, fan-favorite guest Penny Bradley returns to the Typical Skeptic Podcast for a live discussion covering disclosure, Secret Space Program updates, current events, and the changing landscape of the experiencer community.Penny Bradley is the host of Nacht Waffen Pilot and is known throughout the disclosure community for sharing her claimed experiences involving the Secret Space Program, MILAB operations, off-world activity, advanced technology, memory suppression, and the Nacht Waffen program.Tonight, we'll hear what Penny has been researching, what has changed since her last appearance, and how she interprets current developments surrounding UFO disclosure. We'll also explore competing SSP narratives, recovered memories, hidden technology, geopolitical events, consciousness manipulation, and what Penny believes may be approaching next.Bring your questions and join the live conversation!

In this episode, Cory Connors sits down with Delegate Jackie Hope Glass of the Virginia House of Delegates to talk about the road that led her from community organizing to the statehouse, and what that experience has taught her about building real partnerships between policymakers and the packaging industry. Jackie shares how a habit of "minding other people's business" turned into a grassroots homework program for neighborhood kids, then a school board run, and eventually a seat in the General Assembly. She and Cory also dig into their shared experience at See Change Sessions in Vermont, the case for a national Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework, and why she believes industry has a bigger role to play at the policymaking table than most people realize.Key Topics Discussed: Jackie's path from Navy veteran and community organizer to Virginia state legislatorThe origin story of her neighborhood "homework house" and how it led to public serviceReflections on See Change Sessions in Vermont and why the event felt different from a typical industry conferenceHow packaging and sustainability professionals can build real relationships with state legislatorsCalifornia's SB 54 and the challenges of getting states aligned on Extended Producer ResponsibilityWhy Jackie sees packaging waste as a design and systems issue, not a moral oneJackie's "6 Cs" framework for guiding her legislative focus (creative, circular, coastal resilience, crime aversion, care, and cyber)CitizenU, Jackie's summer civic education program and policy pitch contest for constituents of all agesThe realities of serving as a citizen legislator in Virginia's part-time General AssemblyChapters: 00:00 Introduction to Delegate Jackie Glass02:14 Journey to Politics: From Community Service to Delegate04:31 The Impact of C-Change: A Unique Policymaking Experience08:54 Bridging the Gap: Industry and Politics Collaboration11:19 The Six Cs: Guiding Principles for Policy13:34 CitizenU: Empowering Citizens Through Education15:55 Legislative Projects: Making a Difference in Virginia19:39 Extended Producer Responsibility: A National Perspective23:06 The Urgency of Environmental Action26:06 SSP intro animation v1.mp4Resources Mentioned:Delegate Jackie Hope Glass, Virginia House of Delegates, 93rd DistrictSee Change Sessions, Burlington, VermontPackaging Matters at See Change SessionsContact:Listeners interested in connecting with Delegate Glass's office about legislation, community programs, or CitizenU can reach out through her official Virginia House of Delegates page.Support our Sponsors:3M https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/packaging-shipping-fulfillment-us/applications/sealing-recycled-corrugate/ Specright: https://www.specright.com/ Forest: https://www.forest-pkg.com/https://anewearthproject.com/collections/new-earth-approvedConnect with CoryConnect with Cory on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cory-connors/I'm here to help you make your packaging more sustainable! Reach out today and I'll get back to you asap. This podcast is an independent production and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2022.

Tonight, Robert Kalil welcomes SSP experiencer Ra Cloud to the Typical Skeptic Podcast for an exploration of alleged Secret Space Program experiences, hidden memories and the deeper mysteries surrounding breakaway civilizations.Ra joins us to share his personal testimony and discuss the events that led him to believe he was connected to covert programs operating beyond conventional public knowledge. We will examine his memories, experiences and interpretation of the Secret Space Program phenomenon while asking what may lie behind the accounts reported by experiencers around the world.Topics may include:• Ra Cloud's personal journey• Alleged Secret Space Program experiences• Suppressed or fragmented memories• MILAB and covert-program claims• Advanced and reverse-engineered technology• Breakaway civilizations• Nonhuman intelligence• Spiritual and multidimensional experiences• Psychological manipulation and memory alteration• Disclosure and the experiencer communityThe claims discussed during this program represent personal testimony and interpretation and have not necessarily been independently verified. This conversation is presented so viewers can hear the account, consider the possibilities and decide for themselves.We go deep. You decide.Typical Skeptic Podcast #2778Live at 6:00 PM EasternRa Cloud on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@racloud355

EARTH SHAKING: The Road to 2035, Apocalypse & the Elite Plan | Oksana Buchanan & Efisia Lupino – TSP #2781Alternative with slightly safer wording:Current Energies, Earth Changes & the Road to 2035 | Oksana Buchanan & Efisia Lupino – TSP #2781YouTube/Rumble descriptionWhat is happening to the energy of our planet—and are the changes accelerating?Today, Robert Kalil welcomes returning guests Oksana Buchanan and Efisia Lupino for a deep exploration of the current energies surrounding Earth, the feeling that the planet itself is shaking, and the major transformations they believe may unfold between now and 2035.Could humanity be approaching an apocalyptic turning point? What does “apocalypse” actually mean spiritually—and does it represent destruction, revelation, transformation, or the ending of an old system? Oksana and Efisia will discuss what they are intuitively sensing, how individuals may experience these energetic changes, and what powerful groups and global elites could be planning for the future of our world.Topics include:• Current planetary and collective energies• Why so many people feel that Earth is “shaking”• Major changes beginning now• The significance of the period leading into 2035• What “apocalypse” may actually mean• Spiritual revelation versus physical destruction• Possible elite plans for the future• Global control and societal restructuring• Timeline shifts and competing futures• Energetic and spiritual preparation• Past-life and ancestral patterns• Consciousness, intuition and personal discernment• What individuals can do to remain groundedAbout Efisia LupinoEfisia Lupino is an energy healer, esoteric past-life regression practitioner, hypnotherapist, tarot reader, and creator of the Total Soul Map Method—a deep spiritual decoding system combining numerology, Major Arcana Tarot, Vedic astrology, karmic patterns, ancestral roots, and intuitive energy reading.Her work helps people explore their soul code, spiritual mission, natural talents, relationships, karmic lessons, and direction in life.

Don’t miss this massive channel shift! Subscribe to our Newsletter:https://theultimatepartner.com/ebook-subscribe/ Check Out UPX:https://theultimatepartner.com/experience/ In this episode of the Ultimate Partner Podcast, host Vince Menzione sits down with Alexandra Zagury, Corporate Vice President of Channels at Microsoft, to explore ecosystem shifts, partner-led growth, and AI transformation. https://youtu.be/9jrSGX5bM90 Key Takeaways Microsoft’s telemetry and propensity data offer unprecedented insights that many partners are currently failing to unlock. Partners must evolve past basic licensing models and build comprehensive managed service stacks across the entire customer lifecycle. Establishing an AI Center of Excellence on the Microsoft platform is critical for capturing future market share and technical intensity. The modern tech ecosystem demands a shift from product-led growth to true partner-led growth driven by multi-partner collaboration. Renewal engines targeting 110% to 125% retention require an always-on motion starting well in advance of contract expiration. Investing in sales readiness and precision velocity training ensures that end sellers can effectively articulate the value of the Microsoft platform. If you're ready to lead through change, elevate your business, and achieve extraordinary outcomes through the power of partnership—this is your community. At Ultimate Partner® we want leaders like you to join us in the Ultimate Partner Experience – where transformation begins. Key Tags Microsoft, telemetry, Hyperscalers, channel, small medium enterprise, telcos, hosters, SSPs, Cisco, CSP, agentic GTM, propensity data, SPX, PUPP, cloud descent, MSPs, managed XDR, Agent 365, skilling, co-sell, renewals, flywheel, AI Center of Excellence, enterprise Transcript Alexandra Zagury Audio Podcast [00:00:00] Alexandra Zagury: One of the things that I think is the best kept secret at Microsoft is the telemetry that we offer our partners. [00:00:08] Vince Menzione: You can feel it happening. The ecosystem is shifting beneath us, the way Hyperscalers are partnering, how AI is remaking the channel and what it means to win in 2026. Welcome to the Ultimate Partner Podcast. [00:00:22] Vince Menzione: I’m Vince Menzi, own your host, and each week I sit down with leaders at the intersection of technology. Partnerships and outcomes. The voices shaping how ecosystems actually work. We talk about what’s real, what’s changing, and what it takes to lead in this era where the partner channel isn’t just part of the strategy. [00:00:41] Vince Menzione: It is the strategy because being in the room changes everything. Let’s [00:00:46] Guest: start. [00:00:50] Vince Menzione: I am thrilled because I get to have a leader that is somewhat new in role and is the corporate vice president of channels for Microsoft. And so Alex is here to, is joining us for the first time at Ultimate Partner. I’m thrilled to have you. Thank, thank you so much. Thank you so much. Welcome, welcome. [00:01:14] Vince Menzione: Thank you. Thank you. You and I are gonna be in the center seat in the middle. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. We wanna. So I am thrilled. Um, you’re relatively new in your role at Microsoft. [00:01:24] Alexandra Zagury: Seven months. [00:01:25] Vince Menzione: Seven months, [00:01:26] Alexandra Zagury: yes. [00:01:26] Vince Menzione: Wow. That’s a, that’s a crazy. So take us through, ’cause for those who don’t know you, but a little bit of an introduction, your title, your role, CVP, and uh, your remit. [00:01:37] Vince Menzione: Let’s talk about that and what your organization is focused in, in your mission. Yeah. [00:01:41] Alexandra Zagury: So hi everybody. Really exciting to be here. Thanks for the invitation, Vince. I always love to be with partners and with the channel. So my, I came to Microsoft to lead a new role, which we call Global Channel Sales, and it was part of the strategy of Microsoft to really bet on the growth in small, medium enterprise. [00:02:04] Alexandra Zagury: With the channel partner led growth. So my remit is really to lead our managed partners, but also to lead the strategy when it comes to the channel. Very specifically looking at the telcos, the distributors, the hosters. The sis and, uh, the SSPs of course. And, and so my role can be summarized in one word growth, and that’s what we do every single day is map our ambition to your ambition and figure out how we actually conquer this age of ai. [00:02:40] Vince Menzione: It’s a pretty big role. It’s a pretty, you know, I forgot about hosts ’cause we don’t, we don’t talk about them as much these days in the cloud. [00:02:48] Alexandra Zagury: Still a lot [00:02:48] Vince Menzione: of opportunity. You’ve got, and you’ve got all the telcos as well, which are pretty significant organizations, right? Lumen Field, just around the corner. [00:02:56] Vince Menzione: Mm-hmm. Right up the. Right up, I said across the river, but it’s across the pond in Seattle. And, uh, what does that look like from an organization perspective in terms of dollars? Are you allowed to disclose numbers? [00:03:08] Alexandra Zagury: No, we [00:03:08] Vince Menzione: don’t talk numbers. Okay. And, but you have a long career in this type of environment, in this role. [00:03:15] Vince Menzione: 10 years at Cisco, right? [00:03:17] Alexandra Zagury: Mm-hmm. [00:03:17] Vince Menzione: Tell us a little bit more about your background, [00:03:18] Alexandra Zagury: please. Yeah, sure. Um, well I started out as a, a sales leader. Uh, actually I started out in banking, if you wanna go all the way back. Um, but I fell in love with the channel actually, when I was at Yahoo, believe it or not. Wow. [00:03:32] Alexandra Zagury: Because it was the first interact sales model that I had the privilege to operate in, and I really understood. Stood the power of going through a channel. And then I was at Blackberry where I, I, I also, um, well had various sales leadership roles, but our model was all through, was all through the channel. [00:03:51] Alexandra Zagury: Yes. Um, some startups and then help [00:03:54] Vince Menzione: in those days too, right? [00:03:55] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah. It was all sps and I learned from Jim Balze the channel fundamentals. So, um, and then ended up, of course, at Cisco the last. Nearly 11 years, which I think is also one of the greatest channel companies. Yes. And really has thrived in a partner, partner led growth, and in a partner led model. [00:04:12] Alexandra Zagury: And so when, when Microsoft called, I mean, this was just the opportunity of a lifetime. To lead the channel during an era where we’re all getting disrupted, we’re all having to blueprint new systems, new ways of working, where go to market is getting identified, and we’re all having to figure out how to become customer zero ourselves, but then also how to go to market. [00:04:36] Alexandra Zagury: With, with agents. And so this was the, the most exciting time that I could think of to join the Microsoft ecosystem and really take us to the next level. [00:04:44] Vince Menzione: Well, your background is perfect for this. I, I, Rodney Clark is a friend, has been a guest on the podcast and in, in the studio, and I think of Cisco is the quintessential channel company. [00:04:56] Vince Menzione: Like when I think about how channel got created and how it worked well, it was always Cisco that did it. So give us like your perspective now, like seven plus months and like how does this feel like you’ve You’ve got a big remit and, uh, various, uh, routes to market. We’ll call them, uh, channels to market. [00:05:14] Vince Menzione: So take us through a little bit of that, like Yeah, sure. [00:05:16] Alexandra Zagury: Describe [00:05:16] Vince Menzione: the transition, what it’s been like [00:05:18] Alexandra Zagury: for you. So one of the things we’re focused on is supporting the channel through the transformation, and we look at it in a couple of lenses. The first lens is really helping the channel become customer zero. [00:05:29] Alexandra Zagury: We really believe that the partners that invest in. Actually identifying their own processes and their own go go to market are the channels, are are the partners that it can actually win because if you are using it, you’re gonna be able to sell it. The second layer is all about technical intensity, and I’m very passionate about this because I see it from two lenses. [00:05:51] Alexandra Zagury: One is. I would like each and every of our partners to lead in building an AI Center of Excellence based on the Microsoft platform. It is a unique opportunity. I can give you lots of numbers, right? We’ve all heard about the trillions of agents that are gonna be here by 2030. We’ve all heard about the tam. [00:06:12] Alexandra Zagury: I mean, our TAM is going from 777. Million to over a billion, uh, to over a trillion. I, it’s, the numbers are just enormous, insane, right? Over half a billion of customers in our base that are using, that are, that are based already on the Microsoft platform. So all the goodness of our IU IQ platform can be unlocked with all the services that the partners can build. [00:06:36] Alexandra Zagury: So investing in that technical skilling and building those practices are gonna be, is gonna be essential. The third part. The third pillar is all about ag agentic, GTM. So once you’re actually using, uh, the Microsoft platform, you’re gonna have to reimagine all your business’s pro processes, your sales processes, and the more that you are integrated into how we do, how we do things. [00:07:00] Alexandra Zagury: One of the things that I think is the best kept secret at Microsoft is the telemetry that we offer our partners. Yeah. I mean, it’s unbelievable. I’ve never seen the quality of propensity data. And now I’m gonna give you the ABCs, which is please, A SPX, which is where we get all our copilot data, PUPP, which is our proposal upsell, uh, planner, right, cloud descent, where you can actually get your next action directly to your sellers. [00:07:27] Alexandra Zagury: There is just so much goodness that we give, which is part of our, our investment in partners. Which takes me to the fourth pillar, and that is all about value alignment and one of the things that I’m very focused and I bring with me from, from Cisco and the work that I did with MSPs is really thinking through what is that value exchange between us and the partner. [00:07:49] Alexandra Zagury: I believe that I’m in the business of earning your trust. Earning your preference. And, and, and we do that by really mapping that value alignment. So not just, one of the things that the whole industry has copied from Microsoft is really looking at our incentives across the customer lifecycle. Yes. So really mapping the value alignment across the customer lifecycle, not just at the point of the deal. [00:08:13] Alexandra Zagury: ’cause that was the whole purpose of CSP. That’s right. The investments we make in tele telemetry, the investments we make in our go-to-market assets and having those bi-directional feedback loops so that we can be continuously improving. So those are sort of the things that I’m thinking about every day. [00:08:29] Alexandra Zagury: There’s a couple of others as we lead and support you in this transformation. ’cause I think of my job as to supporting and driving growth with you so that we have that joint ambition. But also supporting the transformation that both of us are on this journey. [00:08:44] Vince Menzione: And Microsoft was the first with Jay McBain was with us yesterday, and we talked, we’ve talked about this before, but you were the first company to take and look, get rid of the old metal systems, right? [00:08:55] Vince Menzione: The bronze, silver, gold, mm-hmm. And move to basically a point system for partners so that they can come at it from a kind of a global perspective on how they drive success. What was, um, what did you learn about this partner community, your first months that you didn’t expect? [00:09:12] Alexandra Zagury: Can I say something controversial? [00:09:14] Vince Menzione: Absolutely. Okay. [00:09:14] Alexandra Zagury: I love, [00:09:14] Vince Menzione: we love controversial, [00:09:15] Alexandra Zagury: so I think one of the things that I was surprised was that I didn’t see all the partners really unlocking the value of CSP. Yeah. What do I mean by that? When Microsoft moved to the Point System, and I was on the other side, really, I was so jealous of CSP when I was running managed services. [00:09:34] Alexandra Zagury: Here’s an offer that is for partners, for Partner that gives you that initial. Guarantee in terms of the margin that helps you throughout the customer life cycle with all the incentives and, and programs that we have. And I didn’t see, I mean there are some partners, but I was surprised not seeing more partners really building their value stack and their services across the lifecycle. [00:09:59] Alexandra Zagury: And I think there’s such a great opportunity now to do that. That was one of the most surprising things I thought. Oh my gosh, there must be so many, so many services stack, so many people really unlocking, unlocking that, that value. That was a, that was a little bit surprising. [00:10:14] Vince Menzione: Why? Why do you suppose, why do you suppose that was happening? [00:10:17] Alexandra Zagury: I think some of the things that we were listening here, there’s some, sometimes complexity. There are things that we still have to. Get better on, and I’m one of the first ones to say that like our partner experience, we have, um, you know, a lot of focus right now on partner center and ensuring that we’re identifying it. [00:10:36] Alexandra Zagury: I don’t know if I can say it, but, you know, one of the things that we’re looking at is replicating internally. We have Agent J. That supports our sellers through the sales process. Nice. We’re looking at having something similar for our partners. Very cool. Getting some claps there. So, yeah, so, uh, I think, you know, that I, some, there are some lockers that we, we have to acknowledge a lot of them are operational and comes with being a 50-year-old company. [00:11:02] Vince Menzione: I, I’ll give you my perspective too. I wanna get your thoughts on this. ’cause I got to, I’ve gotten to know this MSP community, which is a, you mentioned managed services and that, um, I think that some of them, well, I think Microsoft is leaning in, in a much bigger way. Um, we had Jose on stage yesterday and just the, the energy around the room, there he is, he’s back here. [00:11:23] Vince Menzione: The energy in the room around the MSP community is palpable and it maybe it wasn’t there a few years ago. Maybe some people got off the bus, so to speak, like they weren’t really paying attention mm-hmm. To all the change and all the investments. That you men, you’re mentioning or being made to support this, would you, what would you say about that? [00:11:42] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah, I’d say that that that is correct, but I’d also say that what I learned, you know, leading MSP at Cisco was that. All the stars have to be aligned, right? And if one thing is not right, if you don’t have product market fit, if you, if you, if you don’t have a good way to, uh, consolidate your offer, if you don’t have that investment in practice development, like there’s a series of things that we need to get right. [00:12:07] Alexandra Zagury: And I think Jose and I spent a lot of time thinking through those things and we’re, we’re ready to, to welcome the community and specifically around security. I mean, that was the second thing that I was really surprised because I lost so many deals on the other side to Microsoft, and I was like, and then I come on this side and I’m like, there’s all this opportunity everywhere. [00:12:28] Alexandra Zagury: I look underneath this chair, this opportunity, and I’m like, why are people not going after it? There is the opportunity to build managed XDR solutions, the opportunity to reinvent the song. There’s, there’s just so much opportunity and I think people get so stuck in the. Just thinking of it from a licensing model and not thinking it from the, the full on end-to-end value that you can then unlock through the best licensing model on the planet. [00:12:55] Alexandra Zagury: And so, look, we’re here, we’re, we’re ready to talk to all of you and, and really figure this out ’cause we are gonna place really bet big bets next year on ensuring that we’re growing with the MSP community. [00:13:08] Vince Menzione: So what are you personally focused on in changing Microsoft to drive this. [00:13:13] Alexandra Zagury: Well, uh, I don’t know. [00:13:14] Alexandra Zagury: Changing is a, is a, is a big word. Well, I like evolution, change, [00:13:17] Vince Menzione: evolution, evolving. [00:13:18] Alexandra Zagury: You know, I [00:13:19] Vince Menzione: transition. [00:13:21] Alexandra Zagury: I think there is, there is a couple of things that I’ll say that one of the things that I, I’m really focused on right now, the first one is skilling. We’re at a time of such transformation. That investing in skilling, and if you look at our skilling model, it has four pillars. [00:13:37] Alexandra Zagury: The first pillar we’re best in class, in which is certification specializations, and making sure that our ecosystem is certified to go to market. The second one, which we call project ready. It’s sort of how we help you, uh, technically skill the folks that sit in your practices. And there’s more work to do there, and there’s more that you can learn about how we can actually help you. [00:13:59] Alexandra Zagury: And then the middle part I’m obsessed with right now, which is sales ready and tech sales ready. So it is ensuring, because AI is new for everybody. Yes. It’s a muscle, it is a proposition that you have to sell it’s value that you’re selling. I, I love what the gentleman from Lenovo was talking about. It’s, it’s that CSB always on motion. [00:14:21] Alexandra Zagury: Yes. And so really getting very crisp to the end seller at the, at the reseller. For example, at the end, seller at the partner about why Microsoft. Why now, how do I sell and how do I win? And giving them the assets, the competitive battle cards, the, the, the ability to end objection handling all these. Great, we have them. [00:14:45] Alexandra Zagury: I mean, the amount of content we have, but it’s about doing it at what I call precision velocity. [00:14:51] Vince Menzione: Precision [00:14:51] Alexandra Zagury: velocity, right? Which is this concept of how do we get very precise at a persona level. So that we get the velocity of impact. And so I’m, I’m very obsessed with that right now. And there’s two other things I’m very obsessed with, right? [00:15:04] Alexandra Zagury: The other one is this practice building, ensuring that we are together building these AI centers of excellence, um, especially for all our managed partners. This is something that I’ve put on, uh, every single PDM in our org is gonna, is gonna be talking about that. And then the third one is one that I find super interesting, which I think all of us. [00:15:25] Alexandra Zagury: Have a lot of work to do, which is partner to partner. [00:15:29] Vince Menzione: Yes. [00:15:29] Alexandra Zagury: If we look at a customer outcome, thank you. A customer outcome is built of many partners, right? There’s so many different touch points. I think some folks talk about seven partners in, in a customer outcome, and so how do we actually. Use agents, use agent solutions to suddenly unlock this opportunity because most of the time you’ll see an SSP with an si, maybe an ISV in the middle of a transaction to deliver on that customer outcome. [00:16:04] Alexandra Zagury: Yes. So what can we Microsoft do? And I’d love ideas, right? I haven’t cracked this. I don’t think the industry has completely cracked this. It’s more of a, a science than, than, well, more of an art than it is a science today. So that’s the third thing that I, I, I’d love to really improve and, and get better at. [00:16:20] Vince Menzione: I wish you got to see my slide earlier. ’cause I had the seven seats. I had this, I had the seven partners surrounding the customer. Customer is able to make their decisions now because with their cloud commitments [00:16:31] Alexandra Zagury: mm-hmm. [00:16:32] Vince Menzione: They’re in the, they’re in the seat where it used to be. I would rely on the partner to tell me what to do. [00:16:38] Vince Menzione: I, I’m cobbling together the best solution for my organization. Based on the trusted partners, to your point, those seven seats, and that’s partner to partner action. And Jay McBain was here yesterday and he took us through a great example. It’s AstraZeneca, that Microsoft won AWS, thought they were gonna win the deal, and then there were Microsoft partners in involved. [00:17:00] Vince Menzione: And the, the decision was made in December, but the deal didn’t happen until July. And that whole process was because all these different partners showed up. And influence the decision and the solution areas for that customer. [00:17:12] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah, that’s the best example of PLG partner led growth in action, which I think, again, that is the other thing that I’m super excited about is that actually p proving in the AI era that it’s about PLG as partner led growth, not the other PLGI. [00:17:31] Vince Menzione: I love that. I love that. Instead of product led growth, it’s partner led growth. So I understand there’s three layers that you’re very interested in that you want, you were gonna take us through today. Okay. Do you know about this, [00:17:44] Alexandra Zagury: the layers [00:17:45] Vince Menzione: of we have, uh, copilot chat. Oh, yes. 365 and, and agents. [00:17:49] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah. [00:17:50] Vince Menzione: From a product perspective, I thought maybe, [00:17:51] Alexandra Zagury: yeah, sure. [00:17:52] Alexandra Zagury: This is, I mean. This is the, uh, advantage of choosing the market Microsoft platform. Yeah, so as you look, look at it, there’s, there’s definitely different options, but when you look at Microsoft, what’s really, really interesting is that we have all the, all the layers. There’s no AI without data, and we’ve got that data foundation. [00:18:15] Alexandra Zagury: We also have the intelligence data foundation, right? Then we’ve got the, the layer of actually building those AI agents, and then the last layer that we have is actually the experience or the application layer. So when you look at our platform is a completely integrated platform with the different choices. [00:18:35] Alexandra Zagury: We are not behold, beholden to one LLM or another LLM. You’re actually able to bring your data and, and bring the LLM that you want to deliver on the, on the outcomes that you need. And I think that is very, very unique about our proposition. Yeah, I [00:18:50] Vince Menzione: agree. [00:18:50] Alexandra Zagury: But the other thing that is unique, it’s the most exciting product out there. [00:18:55] Alexandra Zagury: Agent 3, 6 5, our own oh oh seven. It really is a differentiated proposition that every single partner can build services around. Starting with your advisory services, tell me customer, what is it that you are thinking of? Then you actually move on to thinking about security because again, just like there’s no AI without data, you have to start with that data foundation. [00:19:24] Alexandra Zagury: There’s no AI without security and no security without ai. And so really thinking through how, uh, agent 3, 6, 5, I love it. I get these claps once a, I love, love really thinking about how Agent 3, 6 5 really unlocks, not only. A security budget, but an observability budget because you can do both. You are talking to both, uh, folks at the customer, right? [00:19:47] Alexandra Zagury: You can actually start talking about how you’re gonna actually govern all of these agents, manage all of these agents, but also there’s the observability layer, which is gonna tell you what actually can you do? How can you actually deliver on the outcomes that we all want from ai, which is productivity. [00:20:05] Alexandra Zagury: Experience and efficiency and all the other things. So I think this is the biggest opportunity this channel has ever seen, and every single partner is gonna have to make a choice on what platform they’re gonna lead with, and we believe it should be ours because it is completely integrated across these three layers with our very own oh oh seven. [00:20:30] Vince Menzione: I wanna get your perspective, but it feels like many of these partners in the MSP community are stuck at that CSP level. We were having this conversation about getting through that, coaching ’em through it. What would your be your perspective on that? [00:20:44] Alexandra Zagury: Um, I’d say, uh, use this moment to unlock that opportunity. [00:20:50] Alexandra Zagury: First off, invest in your skills. Get your, get your team skilled and, uh, on Microsoft, build your center of excellence. Map out your strategy where actually you’re gonna monetize and use all the different assets that we have. And if you are being really, um, I mean, most of them are serviced through a distributor. [00:21:12] Alexandra Zagury: Make your distributor accountable for supporting you in packaging the offers and giving you the, uh, information that you need in terms of skilling. And then in terms of co-selling, again, distributor has a lot of tools that can help you understand how to unlock the co unlock, the co-selling opportunity with Microsoft. [00:21:35] Alexandra Zagury: I think that’s another really big competitive advantage that Microsoft has. When, uh, Microsoft changed what it started by, by, by changing its strategy. I think clarity is kindness. We were very, very clear that where we want, we wanted partners, of course, to play an enterprise with a services stack, but we were very clear that we were betting on a partner led growth in small, medium enterprise, right? [00:22:03] Alexandra Zagury: And so we’ve built our whole operating system. Around that. And so I think it’s really about finding the information that you know you want, planning your strategy, getting skilled and go to market with us. Our co-sell Advantage is very, very unique. It is one of the only companies that has the sales teams completely aligned because CSP is our hero motion. [00:22:29] Vince Menzione: So being with a customer through the journey on CSP, but also renewals are a big component of growth. Talk to us about that. [00:22:36] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah. Renewals are, uh, a machine and an engine that is just absolutely beautiful. It’s your [00:22:42] Vince Menzione: flywheel. [00:22:43] Alexandra Zagury: It is your flywheel. Um, and it is the gift that keeps on giving. We, of course, have a very focused, um, and in fact, one of the things that I’ve done since. [00:22:52] Alexandra Zagury: Uh, since we’ve started, it started a very focused motion in terms of looking at our renewals. We have very specific targets. We, we like to see a renewal at 110% at the moment of renewal. And then we like to see a motion, t plus three, T plus six. That gets us to that a hundred and and 25%. But what we’ve also found out is that this needs to be an always on motion. [00:23:18] Alexandra Zagury: So one of the things that we’re doing is using this concept of precision velocity becoming very rigorous. ’cause we have all the data. Yeah. In terms of what is that next action, and really looking at starting that renewal process, we see that the partners that are able to reach the targets are the ones that start at T minus. [00:23:36] Alexandra Zagury: Six, maybe T minus three, you’re cutting it, but T minus six. And really building that constant motion, getting out in front Yeah. With the customer is really important. And then of course, we now even have these amazing go back motions, uh, with, with our partners where we actually, after the renewal, we go and. [00:23:56] Alexandra Zagury: The renewal was not at the target. We just constantly keep on going. Uh, going back with the, with the partners and we’ve unlocked a, a bevy of data. We, our operating model, we call it the pods, where the PDM sits at the center and orchestrates it with all the different roles that we have. And so we now have a very systematized moment, uh, motion of how to do the renewals. [00:24:18] Vince Menzione: So for the partners in the room, what’s one investment that they should make and what should every partner in the room do differently? Going into, uh, July 1st. [00:24:27] Alexandra Zagury: Well, I think the first thing, remember, CSP is our hero motion, so really for, uh, real, really focused on that. But the one investment, can I say two? [00:24:38] Vince Menzione: Please, please. [00:24:38] Alexandra Zagury: Your time. The, the first one is skilling, right? This is the time. [00:24:43] Vince Menzione: Yeah. [00:24:43] Alexandra Zagury: Technical intensity is super, super important, and really making those investments in skilling not only from a practice perspective, your your, your technical practice, uh, teams, but also from a sales readiness perspective. [00:24:59] Alexandra Zagury: This is a new muscle. It’s we’re all learning how to truly sell outcomes, and so getting your sales teams ready. Is is really important. And then the second one very tied to that is building your AI Center of Excellence based on the Microsoft platform. Because as we go into FY 27, you will see that the partners that prefer and grow with us are the ones that will see the investment come to them. [00:25:28] Vince Menzione: So I want to use the term front. I I, I’ve been avoiding the term frontier firm, but I think it is super critical. Everything I’ve heard today, like you need to be customer zero. You need to get in train, advance on it and go build against it. [00:25:41] Alexandra Zagury: Absolutely. Well, if you had, let me a third, I would’ve said customer zero. [00:25:46] Vince Menzione: You have it? Alright. We have less than a minute. Would you be okay if we ask for like maybe one question? Yeah, absolutely. We’ll do like one, maybe two. So good to have you by the way. Thank you, Vince. So nice to have you here. [00:26:04] Vince Menzione: I think we did such a good job. Oh, here we go. Here’s, here’s fun. A mic is coming your way. [00:26:20] Vince Menzione: Thank you. Here we go. Okay. [00:26:22] Guest: So we’ve been very keen on, um, skilling our people, and I still find it very hard to get all of the information out of Partner Center to get a complete global view. Are you and your team thinking about maybe having an MCP server access and having a real portal working with that data? [00:26:41] Alexandra Zagury: You just touched on one of our areas of improvement. Absolutely. In fact, um, thank you for, stay tuned for holding us accountable to that. That is definitely one of the things that we’re working on is how to integrate skilling hub into partner center. Right. As most of you will know, there are it Qs, and so that’s one of the things that we are definitely prioritizing, but thank you for holding me accountable to that one. [00:27:09] Vince Menzione: Awesome. [00:27:13] Vince Menzione: We have one more back here, David. I see. We wanna see how fast they can move that microphone across the room. Relay system here. The relay team. There we go. [00:27:25] Guest: That was excellent, Alexander. Thank you. And welcome. [00:27:28] Alexandra Zagury: Thank you. [00:27:29] Guest: Can you point to a specific example? ’cause I think it’s so critical what you highlighted just the skill piece and the customer outcomes piece. [00:27:35] Guest: Right. Can you point to a specific example of a story that you really love that highlights, uh, customers lighting it up with ROI. [00:27:44] Alexandra Zagury: Yeah, I think, you know, we’re, we’re, we’re a platform, so I just saw a win wire. Like at Microsoft, we get these win wires all the time about how an SSB actually won a, a deal against one of these big AI only companies. [00:28:00] Alexandra Zagury: And it was really about selling the full platform, right? Yeah. Because if, if you, if you put a full platform against an LLM proposition, I mean, the full platform really stacks up because it’s completely integrated. It’s not behemoth to one, you’re not making a bet on one company. And it really highlighted our mantra around trust and intelligence. [00:28:24] Alexandra Zagury: The customer was able to see, they, they were an M 365 customer, so all their iq, all their intelligence was already there. They knew that they, there were guardrails against it. They had a problem with shadow ai and by actually standardizing on copilot and going on that journey from copilot paid to agents, they sue the, they saw the full, uh, value proposition. [00:28:49] Alexandra Zagury: And so we won that deal and it was one of the. First E seven deals that we won, so it was great. [00:28:55] Vince Menzione: Fantastic. Great. Congratulations. [00:28:57] Alexandra Zagury: Thank you [00:28:58] Vince Menzione: Alex. I am so honored and thrilled that you got, you chose us to be your I I would say the first big Yeah, absolutely. Presentation in front of the partner community. [00:29:07] Vince Menzione: I’m so excited to have you. [00:29:08] Alexandra Zagury: Thank you [00:29:09] Vince Menzione: guys, and hopefully many more times ahead with us. [00:29:10] Alexandra Zagury: Absolutely. Invite me at anytime. [00:29:12] Vince Menzione: Okay. Well, thank you [00:29:13] Alexandra Zagury: so much. [00:29:14] Vince Menzione: Thank you. So great [00:29:15] Alexandra Zagury: to have you. Thank [00:29:16] Vince Menzione: you so much. Thanks for listening to The Ultimate Partner Podcast. If today’s conversation resonated, share it with a partner leader in your network. [00:29:26] Vince Menzione: Subscribe where you listen, and head over to the ultimate partner.com. For show notes related content and the resources for this episode. And if you haven’t already, now’s the time to register for the Ultimate Partner Live Event in Reston, Virginia, October 26th through October 28th. Until next time, keep showing up in the rooms that matter because being in the room changes everything.

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Drawing on the work of the Great James Rink, Kimberly Lusana provided a breakdown of the current recruitment process for the black ops programs

LIVE AKASHIC BREAKAWAY ORACLE READINGS | Julia AnchorHaven – TSP #2772Tonight, Julia AnchorHaven returns to the Typical Skeptic Podcast for a special evening of LIVE Akashic Breakaway Oracle readings!Julia will introduce the newly released Breakaway Oracle Card Deck, created with John Whitberg, and use its powerful imagery and messages to offer intuitive readings for members of the live audience.Julia AnchorHaven is a world traveler, Akashic oracle reader, Violet Flame Reiki Master, Access Consciousness Practitioner, Quantum Crystal and Sound Therapist, mystical wellness guide and alleged Secret Space Program experiencer.We'll discuss the inspiration and creative process behind the Breakaway Oracle deck, how the cards connect with Akashic memory retrieval, and how intuitive tools may help people uncover patterns, receive guidance and reconnect with their inner truth.Then we'll open the floor for LIVE audience readings. Bring a question, join us in the chat and see what the cards may reveal!Typical Skeptic Podcast #2772Wednesday, August 12, 20267 PM EasternHosted by Robert KalilDonations and support are never required but are always sincerely appreciated. Readings will depend on available time and are not guaranteed.Support the Typical Skeptic Podcast:PayPal: PayPal.me/typicalskepticmediaCash App: $kalil1121Venmo: @robert-kalilBuy Me a Coffee: BuyMeACoffee.com/typicalskepticPatreon: Patreon.com/typicalskeptic⚠️ **DISCLAIMER:** The experiences, interpretations and claims discussed by guests are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Typical Skeptic Podcast or the platforms carrying this broadcast. Some subjects discussed involve disputed or unverified claims. This program is presented for educational, entertainment and open-discussion purposes. Use your own discernment.#TypicalSkepticPodcast #TypicalSkeptic #KimberlyLusanna #SuperSoldier #SecretSpaceProgram #SSP #MILAB #MKUltra #ProjectStargate #RemoteViewing #MontaukProject #ProjectLookingGlass #CampHero #BlackProjects #BreakawayCivilization #DarkFleet #Kruger #Experiencer #Disclosure #UFO #UAP #Consciousness #PsychicAbilities #Paranormal #WeGoDeepYouDecide

Note: This episode was recorded prior to the Cooper Flagg debut patch being pulled. Debut Patch fever has struck the hobby once again! Doug, Dan & Cody are back to talk about the hottest product in the hobby on the latest episode of The Hype! 2025/26 Topps Chrome Update Basketball has been on fire since it released last week, with some SSP's and parallels selling for just as much or more than their Topps Chrome Basketball counterparts. The guy's discuss if this set is a better buy than the traditional flagship set or if this is just some debut edition inflation. Plus BGS joins PSA in halting lower cost grading services, the guys recap the Panini VIP Party in Chicago, discuss some new IP and products on the Panini calendar and get ready for some football with NFL preseason right around the corner. Then live from the Sports Cards Nonsense booth at The National Sports Collector's Convention in Chicago, Cody is joined by hobby influencer Raul Bustamante aka Stock N Trade! The guys talk about Raul's journey as an actor in LA to becoming one of the fastest growing influencers in the hobby. Plus the guys talk abou Raul's soccer collection, their mutual love of Disneyland, some potential plans for a scripted series about cards and collecting and rip into some 2025/26 Topps Series 2 Basketball! Go to Mojobreak.com to get a spot in breaks of the latest releases & more! Visit our shop in Santa Clara or order online at mojobreakshop.com Subscribe to The Hype wherever you get podcasts! Search "Mojobreak" on your favorite podcast app! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a nine-month absence and a serious health crisis, George Kavassalis returns with what he describes as one of the most important galactic developments of our time.In this wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Michael Salla, George shares his account of a historic peace gathering at Epsilon Eridani. He says representatives from across the galaxy came together to end ancient conflicts involving Orion, Alpha Draconis, and other powerful star civilizations.But what would a galactic peace treaty mean for life here on Earth?George explains how the fractal nature of the universe may connect events in distant star systems with political, spiritual, and disclosure-related changes unfolding on our planet. He also discusses the three SSP admirals, alleged parallel meetings on Jupiter and Earth, Green Mountain, secret operations against hidden control systems, and why he believes the disclosure process is entering a decisive new phase.At the heart of the conversation is a much more personal message. Real change begins within. George encourages people to step away from fear, reconnect with the stillness inside themselves, and remember who they truly are.This is a powerful discussion about galactic diplomacy, secret space programs, human consciousness, spiritual sovereignty, and the possibility that an ancient cycle of conflict may finally be coming to an end.*Part 2 is available on Patreon https://bit.ly/4fVxsDQJoin Dr. Salla on Patreon for Early Releases, Webinar Perks and More. Visit https://Patreon.com/MichaelSalla/

In this Climate Genn episode I am speaking with climate analyst Genevieve Walker about how we are not preparing for the dangerously extreme climate we have created for ourselves. Genevieve points out that we are continuing to pump out the highest volume of emissions, while incrementally preparing our infrastructure for a climate that we have already said good-bye to.A note on the terminology. Genevieve uses the terminology of climate science reporting to describe pathways to the future. In particular there is the SSP1, SSP3 and SSP5, where SSP stands for Shared Socioeconomic Pathways. These translate roughly as the following:“SSP1 – Safer future: Some climate disruption, but many impacts remain manageable.” “SSP3 – Divided world: Heat, floods and crop failures become widespread; many communities cannot adapt.”“SSP5– Fossil‑fuel dominated world where we were not meant to go: Multiple systems fail – major cities, food systems and ecosystems face catastrophic stress.” Remember, that last one is SSP5.With many of the poorest, most vulnerable people suffering already, it is worth adding that we, in places like northwest Europe, are no where near ready for the dangerous extremes coming our way. Please do share your thoughts in the comments - I do try to read and reply to as much as possible. Thank you to all who watch, comment, share and subscribe. It is really appreciated. You can subscribe to see episodes early and support this work.

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Enterprise brand campaigns frequently struggle with inefficient audience targeting and poor match rates when relying on static data segments. Dharmesh Patel, Global Curation Strategy Lead at OnAudience, breaks down how multi-source identity graphs and supply-side curation are transforming programmatic media buying across the open web.Key tactical themes covered:Connecting 12 data sources within an ID graph to evaluate recency and frequency signals.Activating audience data at the SSP layer to optimize match rates and campaign KPIs.Using AI query agents to translate 25-page strategy documents into targetable ad segments.Preparing adtech architecture for automated bot-to-bot (MCP to MCP) system interactions.Embedding audience data early in creative planning to bridge the gap between creative and media execution.Dharmesh Patel is the Global Curation Strategy Lead at OnAudience (Cloud Technologies), overseeing global curation models, taxonomy strategy, and programmatic data partnerships.Connect with our guest:Follow Dharmesh Patel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darthmesh/Explore OnAudience : https://www.onaudience.com/Simplify Paid Media Process with Strike Social: https://strikesocial.com/guaranteed-paid-social-media-ads-outcomes/Connect with Host Dylan Conroy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanconroy/

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Coaches Chris and Nat are back with a conversation that covers the expansion and growth of the SSP business, the challenges of onboarding new staff, the evolution of roles within the organization, and the sustainability of the fitness industry. With SSP #6 on the way, all eyes have been on us and people are starting to ask:"How do you do it?!"So here's a little behind the scenes as it pertains to people and organization! Thanks for listening!

Relying solely on programmatic CTV auctions locks brands out of premium live sports and high-value cultural moments while racking up heavy middleware fees. This deep dive reveals how direct-to-ad-server tech and large language models are restructuring streaming media execution to protect brand safety, automate delivery, and enforce flawless frequency capping. Key Highlights

DescriptionTonight is all about YOU, the community.Join me for Typical Skeptic #2709 as we open the phone lines and discuss the latest in UFO disclosure, paranormal current events, and hear YOUR firsthand experiences.Whether you've experienced:

Casie Jordan, SVP of Programmatic Exchange & Commercial Solutions at Liftoff Mobile, joins AdTechGod to discuss Liftoff Mobile's IPO, the evolution of programmatic advertising, AI-powered creative optimization, the future of mobile app advertising, and why mobile remains the most undervalued advertising channel. Casie also shares her career journey, leadership lessons, and advice for women building careers in ad tech. Takeaways Liftoff Mobile's IPO marks a major milestone for the mobile advertising industry. AI is transforming mobile advertising through creative personalization and campaign optimization. Human creativity remains essential alongside generative AI. Mobile advertising continues to be one of the industry's most underpriced opportunities. Liftoff Mobile's unique DSP, SSP, and exchange ecosystem creates valuable data advantages. Transparency and direct publisher relationships are becoming increasingly important. Strong company culture and leadership played a key role in Casie's career growth. Preparation, confidence, and mentorship are critical for women succeeding in ad tech. Chapters00:00 Introduction: Meet Casie Jordan, SVP of Programmatic Exchange & Commercial Solutions at Liftoff Mobile01:48 Liftoff Mobile's IPO and what it means for the company03:50 Casie's career journey from publishing to ad tech09:19 From Twitter and MoPub to joining Liftoff Mobile13:44 What an SVP of Programmatic Exchange actually does16:47 How AI is changing programmatic advertising19:19 Balancing AI with human creativity in ad creative21:55 Inventory transparency and publisher trust24:47 Why mobile advertising is still the most undervalued advertising channel27:46 Liftoff Mobile's unique exchange, AI infrastructure, and competitive advantage29:47 Career advice and leadership lessons for women in ad tech32:33 Final thoughts and closing remarks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join me for **Typical Skeptic Podcast #2698** as SSP experiencer **Ash Nüsken** returns to discuss his experiences and research surrounding the Secret Space Program community.Topics include:* Nacht Waffen & Krüger Korps* Mars memories and alleged off-world experiences* Lunar Operations Command (LOC)* Das Bundes* Remote viewing and SRA investigations* SSP-inspired technology and salvaged electronics* Live audience Q&A**Guest Bio:**Ash Nüsken is a Krüger-ranked agent and experiencer who says he has firsthand involvement in Nacht Waffen and Krüger Korps–related operations. He describes himself as a survivor of IBIS THETA-ECHO 4C, has conducted remote viewing of alleged SRA sites in Canada, and is currently focused on legally recreating SSP-inspired technology while restoring salvaged electronics.This interview presents the guest's personal experiences, opinions, and interpretations for discussion and entertainment. Viewers are encouraged to think critically and draw their own conclusions.

Secret Space Program Intel Drop | Live Q&A with Ra Cloud | Typical Skeptic #2699Other options:SSP Intelligence Update • Ra Cloud LiveWhite Hat Military Intel & Secret Space Program DiscussionSuper Soldier Intel Drop + Audience QuestionsOff-World Intelligence, SSP & Live Audience Q&ADescriptionToday's guest is Ra Cloud, a returning friend of the show and longtime Secret Space Program experiencer.Ra is a Navy Alliance military asset, off-world commander connected to White Hat Military Intelligence, and a psychic super soldier involved with Secret Space Program operations.Today's discussion includes:Current SSP intelligence updatesOff-world operationsWhite Hat perspectivesPsychic abilities & consciousnessAudience Questions & Live Q&AGuest BioRa CloudRa Cloud is a Navy Alliance military asset and one of many involved in off-world operations connected to White Hat Military Intelligence. He is a Secret Space Program psychic super soldier and regularly discusses consciousness, military experiences, and current intelligence from his perspective.https://www.youtube.com/@racloud355 - Ra Cloud YoutubeTypcial Skeptic Podcast Links and Affiliates:

Typical Skeptic #2691Ancient Lands: The Ancestors, the Ant Beings & the Journey Within

Show DescriptionLIVE TODAY – 11:00 AM EasternJoin me for Typical Skeptic Podcast #2669 as I welcome returning guest Oksana Buchanan alongside researcher David Benson for a discussion about their perspectives on Secret Space Program (SSP) recruitment, their connection with researcher James Rink, and what they believe parents should know.David shares stories about his friendship with James Rink, working alongside him, and his family's relationship with James over the years.Oksana discusses why she believes parents should pay attention to behavioral changes and unusual experiences their children may report, sharing her personal experiences and research into alleged SSP recruitment.We'll also explore:James Rink and his researchCurrent claims surrounding SSP recruitmentOksana's personal experiencesDavid's friendship with James RinkRegression hypnosis and consciousness researchTelepathy and intuitive perceptionQuestions from the live audienceAs always, these conversations present the views and experiences of the guests and are intended to encourage open discussion and critical thinking.Bio – Oksana BuchananOksana Buchanan is an esoteric researcher, regression hypnosis practitioner, and experiencer who explores consciousness, telepathy, intuitive perception, and the nature of reality. Through regression work and conversations with experiencers, she investigates memories, consciousness, and reported anomalous experiences while encouraging people to explore their own spiritual development and personal awareness.You can learn more about her work on her YouTube channel:Oksana Buchanan YouTube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@oksanabuchananiregressiveh8097Intro"Welcome back, everyone, to the Typical Skeptic Podcast, where we go deep—you decide.Today we're joined by returning guest Oksana Buchanan along with researcher David Benson for a discussion surrounding James Rink, alleged Secret Space Program recruitment, consciousness research, and why they believe parents should be aware of certain experiences their children may report.David has spent years around James Rink and has firsthand stories about their friendship and research, while Oksana brings her background in regression hypnosis, telepathy, and consciousness studies to the conversation.As always, this show is about exploring ideas and hearing our guests' perspectives. You don't have to agree with everything discussed—our goal is to ask questions, think critically, and have an open conversation.Let's jump into it."#TypicalSkepticPodcast #JamesRink #Disclosure #Consciousness #RegressionHypnosis #Telepathy #EsotericResearch #UFO #Experiencer #SSP #Podcast #LiveStream #AlternativeResearch #HighStrangeness #TruthSeeker

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Is it possible that egg shaped UFOs, giant insects, and fallen angels are merely misunderstood archetypes? Also, did Laura Eisenhower get recruited to go to Mars? Is Michael Salla an idiot? Is David Grusch serious? Did Emery Smith gain more weight?*The is the FREE archive, which includes advertisements. If you want an ad-free experience, you can subscribe below underneath the show description.

FEAR IS A PRISON • WE ARE THE COSMOSwith Eve HowardEve Howard Rumble Link to Prime Declassified Podcast -https://rumble.com/user/Prime_Declassified_Podcast?e9s=src_v1_cmdEve Howard on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Evethunderhoward.4Tonight on the Typical Skeptic Podcast I'm joined by my good friend Eve Howard for a deep and emotional conversation about life, loss, consciousness, healing, and awakening.As the anniversary of her father's passing approaches, Eve reflects on how grief transformed her understanding of fear, purpose, and what it truly means to live. Together we'll explore the idea that fear itself may be the real prison — and that balance, awareness, and remembrance are the keys to reclaiming our power.

# Typical Skeptic Podcast #2624## 8PM EASTERN

Typical Skeptic Podcast #2613LIVE TODAY — 4PM EASTERN⚡ SSP Disclosure • Truth Frequencies • Consciousness Warfare ⚡Today I'm joined by returning guest and SSP experiencer Ra Cloud alongside his friend Peter, a truth musician creating frequency-based music and conscious awakening songs aimed at exposing hidden agendas and inspiring humanity.We'll dive into:

Tonight I'm joined once again by legendary investigative journalist and disclosure pioneer Kerry Cassidy of Project Camelotfor what is guaranteed to be an explosive conversation.Kerry has spent nearly two decades interviewing whistleblowers, military insiders, experiencers, and secret space program operatives — uncovering hidden narratives involving extraterrestrial races, covert technologies, multidimensional warfare, AI agendas, and classified government operations.Tonight we'll discuss:

It's EV News Briefly for Thursday 14 May 2026, everything you need to know in less than 5 minutes if you haven't got time for the full show.Patreon supporters fund this show, get the episodes ad free, as soon as they're ready and are part of the EV News Daily Community. You can be like them by clicking here: https://www.patreon.com/EVNewsDailyGLOBAL EV SALES HIT 1.6 MILLION IN APRILGlobal EV sales reached 1.6 million units in April 2026 and 5.6 million year to date, with April up 6% year over year but down 9% from an unusually strong March. Europe led growth with 400,000 sales, up 27% year over year, driven by rising petrol prices and strong gains in Germany, France and Italy, while Chinese-built EVs grew their European market share from 19% in 2025 to 22% in 2026.ELECTRIC GOLF SLIPS TO DECADE'S ENDVolkswagen has pushed the electric Golf back to the end of the decade, later than the previously expected 2028 launch, due to delays with the SSP platform that will underpin it. SSP-based vehicles will now begin with Audi and Porsche from 2028, with Volkswagen following later, as the brand needs greater scale to achieve margin parity on the platform.HOUSE BILL SEEKS PERMANENT BAN ON CHINESE CARSA bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers has introduced the Connected Vehicle Security Act, which would permanently ban Chinese-developed connected vehicles from US roads. The bill would codify and expand a Biden-era executive order, barring passenger vehicles from China, Russia, North Korea and Iran if they contain software or connectivity systems developed in those countries.JAGUAR NAMES FIRST EV TYPE 01Jaguar has confirmed its first all-electric production car will be called the Type 01, with the "0" representing zero tailpipe emissions and the "1" marking it as the first model of a new era. The full production reveal is planned for September 2026, with customer deliveries expected to begin in early 2027.FORD STARTS STATIONARY BATTERY BUSINESSFord has launched Ford Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary, to compete in the stationary battery storage market, with its first product being the DC Block — a modular LFP battery container offering 5.45 MWh of storage and a 20-year service life. Built at a repurposed factory in Glendale, Kentucky, the DC Block will be sold in two- and four-hour discharge versions, with first customer deliveries due in early 2027 and planned annual output of 20 GWh.APTERA BUILDS FIVE VALIDATION VEHICLESAptera Motors has completed five validation vehicles on a newly established 14-station low-volume assembly line at its Carlsbad, California facility, marking a significant step towards production readiness. The vehicles will now enter a comprehensive testing programme covering road performance, durability, safety, software integration and solar energy generation efficiency.FILOSA: CHINESE OEMS FACE US DELAYStellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said Chinese OEMs will not enter the US market for at least a few years, citing the current tariff and regulatory climate. He left the door open to future partnerships, suggesting Chinese technology could still find common ground with US operations, even if direct car sales remain off the table in the near term.ANDROID AUTO STRETCHES TO FIT ANY SCREENGoogle is giving Android Auto its first major display overhaul in 11 years, with a new version that adapts to fill any car screen shape and eliminates the black borders previously seen on round, trapezoidal and other non-standard displays. The update also introduces pinnable widgets that stay over the active map, alongside a redesigned Google Maps with 3D Immersive Navigation showing buildings, lane markings, traffic lights and stop signs.CATL ADDS 5 GWH MODULE LINE IN DEBRECENCATL has opened a new 5 GWh battery module assembly line at its gigafactory in Debrecen, Hungary, fed by cells from other CATL plants while the on-site cell factory awaits final regulatory permits. The added capacity could cover approximately 50,000 EVs with 100 kWh packs or 125,000 EVs with 40 kWh packs per year.JEEP AVENGER ELECTRIC JOINS UK GRANT SCHEMEThe fully electric Jeep Avenger now qualifies for the UK government's Electric Car Grant, reducing prices by £1,500 across the range and bringing the entry-level Longitude to £28,499. The car offers a WLTP range of 248 miles, 100 kW DC fast charging capable of 20–80% in under 30 minutes, and an 11 kW onboard AC charger.TESLA ADDS REMOTE METER FOR HOME CHARGINGTesla has launched a Remote Meter accessory in Canada and the US, priced at CA$285 and US$210 respectively, for homes whose electrical panels lack capacity for a full-power Wall Connector installation. The device enables Dynamic Power Management by continuously monitoring panel capacity and automatically adjusting charging output in real time to prevent overloading.PREMIER TAKES JCB ELECTRIC FLEET PAST 100Leicestershire-based Premier Plant & Tool Hire has grown its JCB electric machine fleet to more than 100 units, positioning itself as a leader in zero-emission construction equipment rental in the UK. The expansion is driven by rising demand from urban job sites where tightening regulations make diesel-powered equipment increasingly difficult or impossible to use.

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