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The cold card hack exposed the real problem with single-signature Bitcoin. One flaw in one device and the whole stack is gone.There is a middle option most people never explain properly. A five-key multisig where a custody partner holds one key, you need three signatures to move anything, and nobody, not even them, can stop you moving your Bitcoin. Here is how it works, what it costs, and the honest case for shared custody most Bitcoin maxis refuse to make.Want to learn Bitcoin the safe and simple way?

The whistleblower who exposed the ATO destroying small businesses got prosecuted for telling the truth. Police drones are tracking Aussies in real time. And AUKUS is quietly setting Australia up as the front line in a war with China.Senator David Shoebridge cuts through all of it. A Green politician saying what a lot of Australians already feel.You don't have to agree with him on everything. You'll agree with a lot more than you think.

Cost of living is crushing people. Mental health is collapsing. Most are still chasing more, hoping the next milestone finally fills the hole. Adam sits down with his coach of over a decade, Rick Cowley, the man behind the decision that saw Adam sell his LA animation company via fax and go on to build a $75M Amazon business.Free one-hour guided session with Rick: https://www.rickcowley.com/unemployable Hear about new opportunities first

AI cracked the Coldcard firmware in 8 minutes and self custody will never be the same. Bish, Will, Sean and Adam break down the hack, the impersonation scams that followed, and why you have 60 to 90 days to get your house in order before the next leg up.Want to learn Bitcoin the safe and simple way?

Everyone else in property is frozen. Jack Henderson just spent $10 million in two weeks.Interest rates biting. Negative gearing gutted. Budget chaos. He's buying anyway.He breaks down the exact deals, the new tax playbook, and why he thinks Aussies leaving for Bali and Dubai are cooked.

$80M in Bitcoin just got drained from Coldcard wallets. A follower of Adam's lost 5.5 BTC, three years from retirement.Coinkite has now admitted the cause: a 2021 code change silently swapped Coldcard's hardware randomness for a weaker software version, making seed phrases guessable in hours instead of thousands of years.Want to learn Bitcoin the safe and simple way?

Zero bidders at six auctions. Jacinta Allan gone. Bitcoin flat. Every asset Australians were told to buy is under pressure at once. The guys call in from Greece and Bali to unpack the worst weekend in Australian real estate in 30 years, the AI build-out rewriting the playbook, and why sitting on cash feels harder than deploying it.

Ready to make better business decisions? Get your FREE copy of Jeff Dudan's book, *Discernment*, and learn the principles that have helped build multiple industry-leading companies What does it really take to build a half-billion-dollar business from a parking lot? In this episode of Unemployable, Jeff Dudan sits down with Burn Boot Camp co-founder Devan Kline for one of the most honest conversations we've had on entrepreneurship, leadership, fitness, family, franchising, personal growth, and building a championship culture. Devan opens up about growing up in chaos, overcoming adversity, scaling Burn Boot Camp to nearly 500 locations, partnering with Kevin Hart and Marshmello, why he gave up alcohol, how fitness literally saves lives, and why great businesses are built by serving people—not chasing profits. Whether you're an entrepreneur, franchise owner, business leader, or simply looking for motivation to become the best version of yourself, this episode is packed with practical lessons you can apply immediately. 

Ready to make better business decisions? Get your FREE copy of Jeff Dudan's book, *Discernment*, and learn the principles that have helped build multiple industry-leading companies What does it really take to build a half-billion-dollar business from a parking lot? In this episode of Unemployable, Jeff Dudan sits down with Burn Boot Camp co-founder Devan Kline for one of the most honest conversations we've had on entrepreneurship, leadership, fitness, family, franchising, personal growth, and building a championship culture. Devan opens up about growing up in chaos, overcoming adversity, scaling Burn Boot Camp to nearly 500 locations, partnering with Kevin Hart and Marshmello, why he gave up alcohol, how fitness literally saves lives, and why great businesses are built by serving people—not chasing profits. Whether you're an entrepreneur, franchise owner, business leader, or simply looking for motivation to become the best version of yourself, this episode is packed with practical lessons you can apply immediately. 

$90,000. Already built. Pays for itself in 4.68 years. Then hands you nearly a million dollars. Adam shows you the actual listing, the actual numbers, and the four traps that ruin people who try this without knowing the rules.Hear about new opportunities first

Most Highways Voices episodes explore innovation, leadership and technology. This one explores something even more powerful: the determination of one remarkable woman who refused to let life tell her "no".In one of the most moving and inspirational conversations we've ever recorded, transport planner Lynsey Michell Turner shares her extraordinary journey from a childhood dominated by severe epilepsy, an abusive home life and repeated discrimination to building a successful career in the highways sector. She reveals how schools failed her, why employers repeatedly turned her away and how she was even advised to hide her disability to find work.Subscribe to Highways Voices on your favourite podcast platform and never miss an episode.Rather than giving up, Lynsey fought back. Through evening classes, apprenticeships and sheer persistence, she carved out a career in transport planning, earning recognition from both ITS UK and the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation along the way.As well as an incredibly personal story, the episode carries an important message for employers across the highways industry. Lynsey explains why organisations should think differently about apprenticeships, neurodiversity and disability, arguing that with the right support they can unlock exceptional talent.If you've ever wondered what resilience really looks like, this is a podcast you won't forget.Highways Voices is brought to you with our podcast partners the Transport Technology Forum, LCRIG, ITS UK and ADEPT.

The Prime Minister just told a room of fund managers that your super is a national asset that belongs to the country, not to you. Albanese called Australia's $4.5 trillion retirement pool "hard money to provide soft power" and pointed to the $500 million already shipped into Indian infrastructure as proof it is happening now. The boys break down what Canberra really wants with your money, why even the Westpac CEO told the government to back off, and the one asset they cannot take unless you hand over your seed phrase.Take control and build your wealth your way

He was silenced for 11 months after his last episode on this show. Now he's back, and he's naming the system that did it.Dr Andy Schmulow returns with cybersecurity expert Jason Murrell to expose how Australia became the most hacked country on earth per capita. Your passport, your licence, your bank details are already on the dark web, and the regulators paid to protect you are doing nothing.From Optus to Qantas to the OAIC, this is how corporate Australia turned your identity into their asset. And why nobody ever goes to jail.

Australian banks are now deciding what you can do with your own money. CommSec just went sell-only on every Bitcoin ETF, one broker has had $8.9 million in client deposits blocked this year alone, and the AUD money supply is up 60% since 2020. The boys break down why the banks are really doing this, the tokenised equity wave Australia is missing out on, and why the Michael Saylor "death spiral" doesn't survive basic math.Want to learn Bitcoin the safe and simple way?

"An insult to ambition." That is how a 25-year-old describes the 2026 Budget.Calista Clements went from zero to a national platform in eight months by saying what her generation will not. She sits down with us on the CGT changes, cancel culture, One Nation, and why she thinks Australia has become weak and fractured.

He found Bitcoin on the dark web, turned it into a life across four countries without ever buying a home, and says the Australia you grew up in is gone, democracy is theatre, and your mortgage is the worst trade you will ever make.

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Margo Walsh is an entrepreneur on a mission to prove that second chances are good for business. As founder of MaineWorks — a certified B-Corp — she has built a model that connects people with substance use disorder and/or criminal records to meaningful employment in the construction sector, tackling two of society's most persistent challenges at once.  MaineWorks doesn't just find jobs for people — it sets them up to succeed. Through the non-profit she co-founded with her sister, Margo ensures that returning workers have what they need to show up and thrive: like proper clothing, boots, transportation, and the basic building blocks of a fresh start.  What began in Maine has grown into a regional movement, expanding across New England and serving as a replicable blueprint for companies and communities across the country. Margo's work has earned widespread recognition and multiple awards — and in this episode, she shares what it was like to attend a State of the Union address as a senator's guest, a testament to the national impact of her vision.  This is a story about optimism in action — and what becomes possible when we invest in people others have written off.  Chapters: 00:00 Employing the Unemployable 02:13 Maineworks: A Staffing Agency with a Mission 05:42 Recruitment and Retention Challenges 09:10 Margo's Passion and Mission 13:42 United Recovery Fund: Addressing Basic Needs 17:10 Expansion and Industry Focus  20:01 Supporting New Americans 23:26 Navigating Systems and Maximizing Value 27:00 Engaging Business for Social Impact 31:26 The Value of B Corp Status 34:14 State of the Union and Future Aspirations 39:58 Optimism and Call to Action 

If you ain't the one, you the prototype. Every institution has its creation myth. Rome had Romulus and Remus, Apple had the garage, The Beats had the 1944 murder. StabMic, in its larval stage, had no posters, sponsors, or Danny from the booth. It wasn't even StabMic yet. It was just an idea, and perhaps the defining idea of the modern male condition. We should start a podcast. This was sometime around the end of 2024. Dane and Dooma never got around to settling on a name, though several contenders emerged from the primordial soup: Shit Salad, Off The Pulse, Sucking Dick For Beer Money, Unemployable, and Nonsense. Fine names, in my opinion, if slightly difficult to monetise. History is written by the victors and unfortunately, so are algorithm-friendly podcast titles. On moving day at the old Chapter 11 store in Ventura, they filmed a pilot episode, an early hominid in the StabMic evolutionary timeline. Consequently, the recording is punctuated by customers wondering if the store was still trading, people searching for the new location, and team riders intermittently raiding the fridge for beer. The production values were also slightly lower than our current Ventura dungeon. One camera, a couple of microphones Dooma paid for himself, and several Coors Lights for social lubrication. Civilisation has been built on less. Many ramblings ensued. The conversation meandered through Dane's fascination with inland America, from the magic of Idaho to the hoax of Wyoming, before eventually arriving at a number of his hotter takes. On the success of the Florence hood: “It pisses me off that he was able to do that.” “I'm not pissed off at John John, he rules, but it pisses me off how quickly he was able to connect with his audience, and that we weren't. It's a jealous thing.” On the financial mistakes of his career: “I was just an idiot. I wouldn't do anything if I thought it was whack. I was very ungrateful. Money just wasn't a tangible thing to me at the time. What they were paying me, and what they expected out of me, and how I was always just like, ‘fuck you!' I was not grateful at all. Pro surfing doesn't set you up for much humility.” “I didn't think I was cool or rad or anything like that. I just didn't see the transaction of money meaning anything.” “Money didn't mean anything to me in my 20s. I'd only spend money on donuts and surf trips, and my sponsors would pay for those. With Monster, I was an idiot. I rode for them for a while, but when it came to re-signing, I was like, ‘Uhhh, I don't really like Monsters, so I don't want to ride for them anymore.'” “I would have been such a failure if I was growing up in this era. It's so cringey to me to be self-promotional, and now you just have to be.” Dane also admits to turning down significant money from sunglasses brands because he hates wearing them. They make him feel like he's wearing a mask, he says. Like he's pretending to be somebody else. An hour-long experiment was all it took for the suspicion to form that this might be something worth continuing. Dooma got chatting with Sam Mc. One thing led to another, and roughly a year later, StabMic arrived. We're now four and a half months into the project. Long enough, we thought, to revisit its awkward adolescence. This is the first recorded episode of StabMic in chronological time. Episode 18 in the order of release. Enjoy. This episode was filmed by Kevin Janson. Big thanks to our sponsors, Rationale Brewing and Yucca Fins, too.

 A listener  who scored at the low end of their range on two official attempts asks Ben and Nate if they should delay their June test. Ben and Nathan explain that scoring within your range, even at the bottom of it, is completely normal and advise the listener to keep studying as usual.Also in this episode- A law school offers scholarships before students even apply- A listener with a PhD, struggling to find employment, asks whether law school is the right next step- How a stay-at-home mom can approach a personal statementStudy with our Free Plan⁠⁠Download our iOS app⁠Watch Episode 560 on YouTubeCheck out all of our “What's the Deal With” segmentsGet caught up with our ⁠Word of the Week⁠⁠ library0:00 Understanding Your Range9:35 #thirstylawschools22:41 Unemployable. Should I Go to Law School?40:58 Update from Demon Alum55:50 Personal Statement for Stay At-Home Mom1:07:36 Test D Question – Trash bins1:30:25 What's the Deal with… University of Texas1:56:20 Word of the week – bonhomie

In this episode of The Peer Effect Post Bag, James Johnson and Freddie Birley answer a question many founders quietly carry:“What if my company fails… and I'm unemployable afterwards?”They unpack the emotional reality of entrepreneurship, including identity, pressure, financial responsibility, fear of losing freedom, and the dangerous ways fear can shape decision-making.The conversation explores:Why startup failure feels so personalThe hidden psychology behind founder anxietyHow fear can both fuel and limit growthWhy many entrepreneurs struggle to return to employmentThe mindset shifts that help founders navigate uncertaintyWhy your first company doesn't define your futureA thoughtful conversation for founders, creators, leaders, and ambitious people navigating uncertainty while building something meaningful.More from James:Connect with James on LinkedIn or at peer-effect.com 

After a massive tour in 2006, Pearl Jam's 2007 was a lot less chaotic than the 79-show tour that spanned three continents. They went back to Europe for 12 shows, half of them being festivals in places they've barely visited, and then two memorable shows in Chicago - Vic Theatre and Lollapalooza. This episode covers the Munich show from this run, one of their few arena headlining gigs from the tour. It was their first to back since 1992, a memorable night where they performed the Ten album in full. After heavily supporting the Avocado record the year prior, this show specifically doesn't feature the same plethora of songs from the album. When supporting the record, they'd begin most of their shows with some kind of combination of World Wide Suicide, Life Wasted, Severed Hand and Marker In The Sand with around a total of eight songs from the record played, but in Munich they significantly reduced that album's representation opting for only three songs. However, Severed Hand is a major highlight from this show, and Unemployable will take us to a conversation where we connect it to a random 70's song that has nothing to do with Pearl Jam. Other highlights include the return of Sometimes after a long absence, a killer version of Sad, Matt Cameron's patented Even Flow solo for the era and how some of the gear Mike was using impacted songs like Given To Fly and Present Tense. We'll also share the story of Ed's #5 guitar, how it relates back to Pete Townshend, and how it further relates to both Johnny Marr and Noel Gallagher in a wild tale that all gear and music nerds will enjoy. Visit the Concertpedia - http://liveon4legs.com Contact the Show - liveon4legspodcast@gmail.com Donate to the Show - http://patreon.com/liveon4legs

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE This is a short segment from the full episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan featuring former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss. In this clip, Chris Voss and Jeff Dudan break down the real power of tactical empathy, why most people misunderstand negotiation, and how focusing on “common ground” might actually be hurting your results. If you've ever felt stuck in a deal, struggled to influence others, or wondered why conversations don't go your way… this is a must-watch. 

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE In this episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan featuring AJ Kumar, founder of The Limitless Company and author of Guru Inc, Jeff and AJ break down what it really takes to build a personal brand in today's market, why social media is the new television, how founders can turn content into commerce, and why building authority online is both an art and a science. If you're a founder, CEO, entrepreneur, author, coach, or expert trying to grow your brand, attract the right audience, and become the go-to authority in your niche, this episode is packed with insight.  AJ Kumar Website: https://www.ajkumar.com  Email: aj@ajkumar.com Get AJ's Book Here!  Pre-order / learn more about Guru Inc Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE Visit Jeff's website: https://www.jeffdudan.com  Learn more about Homefront Brands: https://www.homefrontbrands.com  What you'll learn in this episode: Why personal branding is both art and science How YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok really work today What makes content perform online How to connect content to commerce Why founders need a media strategy How to become the go-to authority in your niche Why packaging matters more than most people think How social media influences real-world perception  Subscribe for more conversations on entrepreneurship, franchising, leadership, marketing, business growth, and personal development.  #personalbranding #ajkumar #jeffdudan #unemployablepodcast #socialmediamarketing #founderbrand #contentmarketing #entrepreneurship #branding #youtubegrowth #authoritymarketing #businessgrowth Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE This is a short segment from the full episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan featuring former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss. In this clip, Chris Voss and Jeff Dudan break down the real power of tactical empathy, why most people misunderstand negotiation, and how focusing on “common ground” might actually be hurting your results. If you've ever felt stuck in a deal, struggled to influence others, or wondered why conversations don't go your way… this is a must-watch. 

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE In this episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan featuring AJ Kumar, founder of The Limitless Company and author of Guru Inc, Jeff and AJ break down what it really takes to build a personal brand in today's market, why social media is the new television, how founders can turn content into commerce, and why building authority online is both an art and a science. If you're a founder, CEO, entrepreneur, author, coach, or expert trying to grow your brand, attract the right audience, and become the go-to authority in your niche, this episode is packed with insight.  AJ Kumar Website: https://www.ajkumar.com  Email: aj@ajkumar.com Get AJ's Book Here!  Pre-order / learn more about Guru Inc Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE Visit Jeff's website: https://www.jeffdudan.com  Learn more about Homefront Brands: https://www.homefrontbrands.com  What you'll learn in this episode: Why personal branding is both art and science How YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok really work today What makes content perform online How to connect content to commerce Why founders need a media strategy How to become the go-to authority in your niche Why packaging matters more than most people think How social media influences real-world perception  Subscribe for more conversations on entrepreneurship, franchising, leadership, marketing, business growth, and personal development.  #personalbranding #ajkumar #jeffdudan #unemployablepodcast #socialmediamarketing #founderbrand #contentmarketing #entrepreneurship #branding #youtubegrowth #authoritymarketing #businessgrowth Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Maintaining relevance and purpose as we age requires letting go of entitlement based on experience, embracing genuine curiosity about new things, and focusing our energy on meaningful connections and contributions within our immediate sphere of influence rather than consuming anxiety-inducing information we cannot control.Three reasons to listenExplore how to maintain relevance and purpose as you age without falling into entitlement or becoming disconnected from younger generations.Understand the balance between bringing wisdom from experience and staying curious about new developments in a rapidly changing world.Rethink what legacy means beyond career achievements, focusing on love, connection, and positive impact on the people directly around you.Episode highlights[00:00] Introduction: A Special Episode in New York[01:35] Hitting the Big 6-0: Expectations vs. Reality[03:15] Life 6.0 and Finding Comfort in Your Own Skin[04:45] Navigating Age Discrimination and Bias in Tech[06:50] The Duty of Curiosity and Learning AI[08:10] Combating the Fear of Irrelevance at 3:00 AM[10:20] Neolithic Floods: The Evolutionary Value of Elders[12:35] Defining Legacy: Family, Capitalism, and Spirit[15:45] The Power of Love and Connection in Teams[17:15] Managing Stress: Moving from Global News to Local Influence[19:30] Closing: Celebrating in New YorkLinksTrack and improve your team performance with SquadifyLeave us a voice note

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE What can an FBI hostage negotiator teach entrepreneurs, franchise owners, and business leaders about getting better outcomes? A lot. In this episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan, Jeff sits down with Chris Voss — former FBI hostage negotiator, author of the global bestseller Never Split the Difference, and founder of The Black Swan Group. Chris spent more than two decades negotiating life-or-death situations around the world. Now he teaches the same negotiation frameworks to business leaders, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 500 companies.  In this conversation, Chris and Jeff break down: • The power of tactical empathy • Why making people feel understood changes behavior • The hidden danger of high anchoring in negotiations • How to slow down and avoid deal fixation • The negotiation techniques Chris used in real hostage situations • Why most people unknowingly leave value on the table Whether you're negotiating deals, leading teams, building companies, or navigating everyday conversations, the principles in this episode can change the way you communicate and make decisions.  Learn more about Chris Voss and The Black Swan Group here: https://www.blackswanltd.com  Black Swan Group Negotiation Resources and Newsletter: https://www.blackswanltd.com/newsletter/  Chris Voss Fireside Coaching Platform: https://firesidechat.com/chrisvoss  If you enjoy conversations with elite entrepreneurs, operators, and thinkers, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications.  Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE

Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE What can an FBI hostage negotiator teach entrepreneurs, franchise owners, and business leaders about getting better outcomes? A lot. In this episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan, Jeff sits down with Chris Voss — former FBI hostage negotiator, author of the global bestseller Never Split the Difference, and founder of The Black Swan Group. Chris spent more than two decades negotiating life-or-death situations around the world. Now he teaches the same negotiation frameworks to business leaders, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 500 companies.  In this conversation, Chris and Jeff break down: • The power of tactical empathy • Why making people feel understood changes behavior • The hidden danger of high anchoring in negotiations • How to slow down and avoid deal fixation • The negotiation techniques Chris used in real hostage situations • Why most people unknowingly leave value on the table Whether you're negotiating deals, leading teams, building companies, or navigating everyday conversations, the principles in this episode can change the way you communicate and make decisions.  Learn more about Chris Voss and The Black Swan Group here: https://www.blackswanltd.com  Black Swan Group Negotiation Resources and Newsletter: https://www.blackswanltd.com/newsletter/  Chris Voss Fireside Coaching Platform: https://firesidechat.com/chrisvoss  If you enjoy conversations with elite entrepreneurs, operators, and thinkers, subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications.  Get a FREE DOWNLOADABLE COPY of Jeff Dudan's Book Discernment HERE

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Get a FREE COPY of Jeff Dudan's book DISCERNMENT here What if the key to building a winning company isn't charisma… but teaching everyone the score? In this episode of Unemployable with Jeff Dudan, Jeff sits down with Jack Stack, founder of the Great Game of Business and pioneer of open-book management. After surviving the collapse of International Harvester in the 1980s, Jack helped lead a leveraged buyout and discovered a painful truth: most leaders don't truly understand their numbers. That realization became a movement. In this conversation, they break down: -Why companies hide financial information -Why financial literacy is the biggest leadership gap in business -How small operational wins compound into massive enterprise value -Why manufacturing matters -The danger of too much overhead and not enough direct labor -How teaching ownership changes people's personal lives -Why talent — not strategy — will determine future valuations -The role of AI in leadership and business clarity -The simple principle that can change a child's future Jack's closing message is simple: “Teach a kid how to make a buck.” Learn more about The Great Game of Business Watch the full episode and see why ownership and transparency create winning cultures. Absolutely. Here's a strong, optimized hashtag block for this episode — built around leadership, ownership, financial literacy, manufacturing, and Jack Stack's brand. Get a FREE COPY of Jeff Dudan's book DISCERNMENT here  #JackStack #JeffDudan #UnemployablePodcast #GreatGameOfBusiness #OpenBookManagement #FinancialLiteracy #EmployeeOwnership #ESOP #BusinessLeadership #Entrepreneurship #LeadershipDevelopment #OwnershipMindset #CompanyCulture #BusinessTurnaround #ManufacturingMatters #LeadershipTransparency #ScaleYourBusiness #WinningCulture #FinancialEducation #BuildToWin Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What if hiring autistic adults wasn't about charity—but about brilliance, innovation, and real business results? In this episode of Adulting with Autism, I sit down with Tara May, CEO of AspiriTech, a tech company with 90% autistic employees doing QA, cybersecurity, and data services across the country. What started at a kitchen table is now a $6M company proving what autistic talent can actually do when workplaces are designed differently. Tara and I talk honestly about: Why autistic adults are still massively underemployed—and why that's a business failure, not a talent issue How AspiriTech rethinks "disability" and centers strengths instead of deficits What employers get wrong about accommodations (and why most cost nothing) How autistic job seekers can advocate for themselves without burning out Why parents don't need to panic when their autistic kid wants a nontraditional career Free, real-world pathways into cybersecurity and tech for autistic adults This is not inspiration porn. This is a real conversation about work, burnout, systems, and what actually works for autistic adults navigating employment. If you're autistic, a parent, an employer, or someone tired of being told to "just try harder," this episode is for you.

Blair interviews David about a recent article in which he argues that the very traits that make entrepreneurs successful also make it hard for them to give up being their own boss and join someone else's company.   LINKS "What Makes Entrepreneurs Unemployable" by David C. Baker for punctuation.com

A look back at what Apple did, and did not deliver in 2025. What will Apple do in 2026? Could Apple benefit from Alan Dye, former design lead for Apple, leaving the company? And you can watch an upcoming NBA game, live, in the Vision Pro! 2025 will be remembered for what Apple didn't deliver. And Stay Out! It's hard to justify Tahoe icons. Wish List: A more flexible Apple display strategy. AppleVis announces winners of the 2025 Golden Apple Awards. Los Angeles Lakers games on Spectrum Front Row in Apple Immersive tip off January 9. Apple scores at the Critics Choice Awards with top wins for global hit feature "F1" and Best Comedy Series "The Studio". Pluribus season 2 isn't happening for a while, says Vince Gilligan: 'We're working on it'. Steve Jobs' Desk, Bow Ties, 8-Track tapes, and other personal ephemera featured in Apple 50th Anniversary auction Picks of the Week Shelly's Pick: PiccyBot Andy's Pick: Bounce Jason's Pick: LosslessCut Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Guest: Shelly Brisbin Download or subscribe to MacBreak Weekly at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: material.security