Podcasts about Unsupervised

Send us a textChrystal's out, which means Merf and Asherlee are left unsupervised—and naturally, chaos ensues. But beneath the laughter, we get real. We talk about fat liberation, therapy fails, the touch-deprivation epidemic, and how cuddle therapy can be healing AF. Plus, Asherlee opens up about launching a fat-friendly medical provider directory in the Pacific Northwest, her journey into cuddle therapy, and her newest adventure: relationship coaching. Spoiler alert: it's all about connection. Also… pulverized clits? You just gotta listen.In this episode, we discuss:Fat liberation in healthcare spacesHow cuddle therapy became a callingThe ethics and boundaries of professional platonic touchCreating a fat-positive medical provider directoryAsherlee's path to relationship coachingThe wild new version of the magic wandWhy touch, intimacy, and connection are revolutionaryHosts:

MarketsMarkets are volatile, but its very important to keep things in perspective.S&P 500 16% off all time high.  5 and 10 year annualized returns of 15% and 11%. CAPE Ratio still high at 33. Tesla“The reality is, in the future, most people are not going to buy cars.”  Letter and FinancialsFSD Supervised ride-hailing service is live for an early set of employees in Austin & San FranciscoModel Y best selling car on Earth. 2 years in row. Transition lines in all factories (Fremont, Austin, Shanghai, Berlin) in ~6-8 weeksWorld leader in real-world AI. Unsupervised self-driving will dominate the US. Leader in manufacturing. No other EV biz in US makes money and even ICE divisions will struggle with tariffsTesla stressed their focus on localizing supply chainThey will “turn-on” Austin, then other cities push-buttonMillions of cars driving autonomously mid to late next yearOptimusChina: Optimus Humanoid Robot will be #1 with China in spots 2-10Investor Call here on YouTubeWill spend less time at DOGEPlay 12:12: future of company is based on large scale autonomous cars and robots. At scale at low cost. Value is staggering. Believes Tesla will be most valuable company in world by far. More than next 5 combined. (so $15 trillion?). Play at 20:20. 1000's of Optimus robots working if factories by end of this year. Will scale faster than any product in history. Million units/yr in 4-5 years. 2030 1 million per year (maybe 2029).Play at 35:40 . Model Y's on track for paid rides in Austin in June. Many other cities by end of year. S-curve. Robotaxi's operating at scale in millions by 2H 2026.Play at 40:16. Many days without knowing if improvement is happening. 10,000 miles/ intervention. Teslas driving everywhere in Austin. Average person drives 10,000 miles/ year. Play at 47:18.  “Waymo money”. Tesla costs 20% less. Doesn't see anyone competing with Tesla at present. Tesla will have 99% or 90% something market share! Millions of cars deployed. Risk: Regulatory risk. In a few years will have 10m cars on road. Play at 1:01.30. We make also make our own cells! Tesla is the most competitive battery.Play at 1:11.58. Why are people still buying other car, like BMW's. This is an Iphone moment.Elon: “Reality is most people won't buy cars in future”.  Flip phone analogy. Not perfect, but not bad. Elon: “Buying a gasoline car is like riding a horse. People still do it, but rare.”Play at 1:30.25. Who is ahead in Drones and AI? Vassal state. 100% of drones have a reliance on China. “China is amazing!”. Humanoid robots. No company in world that can match Tesla. Concerned that #'s 2-10 are Chinese companies.Conclusion:Buy the future

Melissa Fumero joins Seth and Josh on the pod this week! She talks all about growing up in New Jersey, how her parents trusted her to go into the city as a teen for dance classes, meeting her husband on a soap opera, taking a cruise vacation, traveling to Cancun and the Dominican Republic, and so much more! Plus, she chats about her new show, Grosse Pointe Garden Society on NBC! Support our sponsors: Nissan Family Trips is brought to you by the All-New 2025 Nissan Armada. Take your adventures to new heights. Learn more at NissanUSA.com Visit Baltimore Baltimore is just a short drive or train ride from New York, Philly, and D.C. Plan your visit today at Baltimore.org Baltimore: You won't get it ‘til you get here!” Quince For your next trip, treat yourself to the luxe upgrades you deserve from Quince. Go to Quince.com/TRIPS for 365-day returns, plus free shipping on your order Blueland Celebrate Earth Month and make the switch today! Get 15% off your first order by going to Blueland.com/trips.

Malaya and Neldo are left unsupervised, and they quickly stumble upon some trouble.

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Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has become a dominant architecture in modern AI deployments, and in this episode, we sit down with Douwe Kiela, who co-authored the original RAG paper in 2020. Douwe is now the founder and CEO of Contextual AI, a startup focusing on helping enterprises deploy RAG as an agentic system. We start the conversation with Douwe's thoughts on the very latest advancements in Generative AI, including GPT 4.5, DeepSeek and the exciting paradigm shift towards test time compute, as well as the US-China rivalry in AI. We then dive into RAG: definition, origin story and core architecture. Douwe explains the evolution of RAG into RAG 2.0 and Agentic RAG, emphasizing the importance of self-learning systems over individual models and the role of synthetic data. We close with the challenges and opportunities of deploying AI in real-world enterprise, discussing the balance between accuracy and the inherent inaccuracies of AI systems.Contextual AIWebsite - https://contextual.aiX/Twitter - https://x.com/ContextualAIDouwe KielaLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/douwekielaX/Twitter - https://x.com/douwekielaFIRSTMARKWebsite - https://firstmark.comX/Twitter - https://twitter.com/FirstMarkCapMatt Turck (Managing Director)LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/turck/X/Twitter - https://twitter.com/mattturck(00:00) Intro(01:57) Thoughts on the latest AI models: GPT-4.5, Sonnet 3.7, Grok 3(04:50) The test time compute paradigm shift(06:47) Unsupervised learning vs reasoning: a false dichotomy(07:30) The significance of DeepSeek(10:29) USA vs. China: is the AI war overblown?(12:19) Controlling AI hallucinations at the model level(13:51) RAG: definition and origin story(18:46) Why the Transformers paper initially felt underwhelming(20:41) The core architecture of RAG(26:06) RAG vs. fine-tuning vs. long context windows(30:53) RAG 2.0: Thinking in systems and not models(31:28) Data extraction and data curation for RAG(35:59) Contextual Language Models (CLMs)(38:04) Finetuning and alignment techniques: GRIT, KTO, LENS(40:40) Agentic RAG(41:36) General vs. specialized RAG agents(44:35) Synthetic data in AI(45:51) Deploying AI in the enterprise(48:07) How tolerant are enterprises to AI hallucinations?(49:35) The future of Contextual AI

Before UTC 3.0 gets properly underway someone left me unsupervised in the studio again... I needed to share a few things about why we haven't kicked off properly, how this unintended however necessacary pause came to be and the lessons learned. We've got some good episodes already in the bag ready to go, this however needed to be first. I look forward to the year ahead and to the awesome stuff UTC has coming for us all. Enjoy. For more information on Get Zen visit the website: https://www.getzen.com.au

Alex Cooney, CEO and Co-founder of Cybersafe Kids, discusses Safer Internet Day and the number of children allowed phones in bedrooms.

A new survey has found that 82% of young children are allowed to use smart devices unsupervised in their bedrooms and almost half believe they spend too much time online.Alex Cooney, chief executive of CyberSafeKids, joins The Last Word to discuss these findings and how children's uncontrolled access to devices can put them at risk. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page!

All Things Considered: Why so many primary school-aged children have unsupervised access to smart devices. Ciara and Shane discussed this morning.

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All Things Considered: Why so many primary school-aged children have unsupervised access to smart devices. Ciara and Shane discussed this morning.

This week I am joined by comedian Russ Jenkins. We talk about growing up in the south, how he got into stand-up, his life before working in underground mining, losing 150 pounds, and splitting time between New York and Dallas.Great EX Drinking Buddy stories this week: Russ tells us about mixing edibles and booze, partying while living in Europe, getting into Germany hammered without a passport, blacking out in China, and so much more.Follow Russ on InstagramFind everything for me through the LINKTREE

*NOTE:The following interviews contain descriptions that some listeners may find disturbing.* Just before Christmas, 11-year-old Kamara White was on her lunch break in a classroom at Sprucewood Academy in Grand Falls-Windsor. Some of the grade six students in the room decided to play a physical game while the teacher was not present. As things got rougher, Kamara fell and ended up having the tops of two of her fingers severed. The CBC's Leigh Anne Power spoke with Kamara, as well as Kamara's mom, Annette.

In her second appearance on The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, Linda Flanagan, author of Take Back the Game, dives into the critical topic of giving kids the freedom they need to grow. Linda and Ginny Yurich discuss how the pressures of modern youth sports and adult-driven parenting can unintentionally rob children of the unsupervised time essential for creativity, confidence, and resilience. They explore how this over-structured lifestyle impacts not only kids but entire families, often presenting adulthood as a joyless grind instead of a vibrant destination. This thought-provoking episode invites parents to step back and reconsider what truly matters. With actionable advice, Linda highlights the benefits of unsupervised play, reconnecting with nature, and cultivating family moments that aren't dictated by sports schedules. A must-listen for those looking to embrace a freer, more balanced approach to childhood and parenting. ** Get your copy of Take Back the Game here Learn more about Linda here Get information about Linda's new documentary coming soon here ** Download your free 1000 Hours Outside tracker here >> https://www.1000hoursoutside.com/trackers Find everything you need to kick off your 1000 Hours Outside Journey here >> https://www.1000hoursoutside.com/blog/allthethings Order of copy of Ginny's newest book, Until the Streetlights Come On here >> https://amzn.to/3RXjBlN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now I wanna talk to everyone about Mono Puff b-sides and demos! Alongside the album Unsupervised (by They Might Be Giants' John Flansburgh) came The Devil Went Down To Newport (Totally Rocking) single! It's full of odds and ends, balls and...friends?? First, Flansburgh covers a fellow b-side from fellow song genius Mr. Frank Black, the one and only Oddball! We listen to both versions and discover that every Oddball is different! But there's much more going on in a hidden gem called Tryptophane! And if we're not calm, we soon will be when we groove out to the long, hypnotic, slow funk mystery of The Devil Went Down To Newport (Totally Remade)! Slow, slow, Satan, slow! And if that wasn't enough, we keep grooving on and moving on to the demos that made up Unsupervised! All your friends are here: Dr. Kildare! What Bothers The Spacem(e)n! Nixon's The One, and so much more! Plus a special seedy discussion of Plain As The Lie On Your Lips, a rare John Linnell song written alongside Flansburgh's own torch song, Don't I Have The Right! The hour has come and gone and talk is cheap, so get listenin'! Join us on Patreon!: patreon.com/dontletsstartpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontletsstart/support

In this special episode, Bessie explores the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. It stands out because 90% of the content, including a 20-minute dialogue, transcripts, and even the shownotes, have been generated by AI tools. Inspired by Google's AI-powered notebook platform NotebookLM, Bessie experiments with feeding her handwritten notes from a 10-week London Business School course on AI into this tool, resulting in a fascinating dialogue on AI and machine learning's real-world applications.We discuss:Key AI Concepts – Breaking down AI, Machine Learning (ML), and their types (Supervised, Unsupervised, and Reinforcement Learning).Industry Case Studies – How AI is reshaping customer service (Vodafone, T-Mobile), quality control (Domino's Pizza), and predictive maintenance (Schneider Electric).Practical Insights – Challenges, opportunities, and a framework for successful AI implementation in businesses.Future of AI – The role of leadership, data as an asset, and embracing a culture of innovation.� What Makes This Episode Unique:Almost entirely AI-generated, this episode is a testament to AI's capabilities in content creation. It raises the question:How will AI continue to transform creative industries?� Join the Conversation:What are your thoughts on AI's potential and its role in content creation? Share your reflections in the comments section!Thank you for tuning in! Let's explore the future of AI together. �

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad promises to not go through Tom's wikipedia page, chats about how the former Vikings QB Kirk Cousins is doing this season. The Wolves throttled the Lakers last night and it was very apparent that LeBron's age is catching up to him after a rough showing in the second half of a back-to-back. - KSTP's Chris Egert shares some news about some top headlines including some injuries and deaths of people that have fallen through ice on lakes over the past couple of days. Egert shares about disdain for driving out on ice in the winter when lakes are frozen over. - Kristyn Burtt talks about the massive hit to viewership that children's TV channels have felt over the last handful of years and how a bulk of that audience has shifted from TV to YouTube. The crew chats about black Friday chopping and a history lesson on shopping malls! Plus other headlines from the entertainment world! Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-9:30AM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A Minnesota man accused of strangling a mother of two was already out on bail and unsupervised for a prior strangulation charge when the crime occurred. Three people in Houston face charges after allegedly locking a six-year-old child in a dryer at a laundromat and turning it on as punishment. Drew Nelson reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We laid low, but now we're back, and you'll be happy as a scarecrow listening to our so-long episode finishing up John Flansburgh's debut album Unsupervised from his supergroup Mono Puff!  Who'll teach you all about the history of Dr. Kildare (the man, the show, the song)? We will! I can read your mind, you want us to then discuss the quiet resentment of So Long, Mockingbird, correct? I don't mind!  Because you've been so good all year long, we're going to fulfill your one Christmas wish and unwrap Careless Santa! What's perfect these days? How about our discussion of Don't I Have The Right?, featuring an interview with singer Nancy Lynn Howell!? The only thing we ask is that you trust us, as we naively march along with To Serve Mankind, and peruse the Twilight Zone episode that inspired the song! When you look back and weigh everything we've done, you will realize this episode can only end with a secret oval office recording of our confidential discussion of Nixon's The One! If you leave us we'll be destroyed, so press play NOW! Join us on Patreon!: patreon.com/dontletsstartpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontletsstart/support

During Tesla's much-hyped robotaxi reveal event last week, CEO Elon Musk said he expects Tesla to release an “unsupervised” version of FSD, the automaker's advanced driver assistance system, in Texas and California in 2025 on certain Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nearly a couple of years back - as I saw ChatGPT - just like everyone else who had been in the AI industry for the last decade, it was super clear that it was a turning point.To be sure, from within the industry, from GPT-2 onward, it was clear that something massive was happening, as for the first time (even if at the time the AI still generated a lot of non-sense), the paradigm was changing, as the output wasn't any longer stitching together of existing phrases, from a text the AI had somehow found.But it generated it independently, unsupervised, by “making sense” of the underlying text. That was mind-blowing!When ChatGPT came out, it was only the confirmation that the underlying model (GPT-3) with a new technique (InstructGPT) could be a game changer.It's nearly two years after the fact, and we've reached a point where tools like NotebookLM are so impressive that it's hard to imagine what's coming next!Indeed, the AI-generated this whole podcast episode after feeding it into our book AI Business Models!Before we get to it and understand its implications, remember you can download the AI Business Models book, if you subscribed to our premium newsletter. As you request access, please provide the email you used to subscribe, and we'll provide access!Subscribe to get access to the Book!Thematic OutlineFundamental ConceptsA. Technological Underpinnings:CPUs vs. GPUs: Differences in processing power, architecture, and applications.AI Supercomputers: Role in training large language models, reliance on GPUs.Transformer Architecture: Impact on natural language processing, attention mechanisms.B. Machine Learning ConceptsPre-training and Fine-tuning: Building general knowledge and specializing for specific tasks.Unsupervised vs. Supervised Learning: Learning from unlabeled data vs. labeled data with instructions.Reinforcement Learning: Learning through trial and error, rewards, and penalties.C. Key Trends in AIContent is King: Importance of high-quality data for training effective AI models.Multimodality: AI processing and integrating diverse data types like text, images, and audio.Emergence: Unexpected capabilities arising from increasingly complex AI models.AI Business Models and EvolutionA. Historical ContextThe Walled Garden Era: Limited access to information, controlled by portals like AOL.The Rise of the Internet: Open access to information, facilitated by web browsers.The Reverse Kronos Effect: Startups using technology to disrupt established industries (e.g., Google vs. AOL).B. Current LandscapeThe AI Ecosystem: Different layers, including infrastructure, models, and applications.Business Models in the "Apps' Layer": Ad-based, subscription-based, and consumption-based models.Building Competitive Moats: Differentiation strategies and challenges in a rapidly evolving field.Future of AI & Ethical ConsiderationsPotential of AIGenerative AI: Creating new content and pushing creative boundaries.InstructGPT: Enhancing AI's ability to follow instructions and generate accurate outputs.Decentralized AI Ecosystem: Exploring feasibility, challenges, and benefits.Ethical ImplicationsBias in AI: Addressing fairness, transparency, and potential discrimination.Job Displacement: Analyzing the impact of automation and potential solutions.Responsible AI Development: Implementing ethical guidelines, transparency, and accountability.Summary of the AI Theory Based on Layers, Hardware, Software, and Business ModelsThe AI Business Models book offers a glimpse into the evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI), highlighting key layers, technological advancements, and shifting business paradigms.Layers of the AI Ecosystem:These can be broadly categorized as:Infrastructure Layer: This encompasses the hardware and software foundations, with AI Supercomputers and GPUs playing a pivotal role in providing the computational power needed for training Large Language Models (LLMs).Model Layer: This layer focuses on the development and training of AI models like LLMs, utilizing techniques like pre-training on massive datasets and fine-tuning for specific tasks. Generative AI models, capable of creating new content, represent a significant advancement in this layer.Applications Layer: This layer comprises AI-powered applications and services that leverage the capabilities of underlying models. The AI Business Models book mentions various business models for companies operating in this layer, including ad-based, subscription-based, and consumption-based models.New Hardware and Software:Hardware: The AI Business Models book emphasizes the critical role of GPUs in accelerating AI workloads. Unlike CPUs designed for sequential processing, GPUs excel at parallel processing, making them ideal for handling the massive datasets and complex computations involved in AI training. AI Supercomputers, equipped with numerous GPUs, provide the necessary computational power to develop and train LLMs.Software: The AI Business Models book highlights advancements in AI model architectures, particularly the Transformer Architecture. This architecture, leveraging "attention mechanisms," has revolutionized Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks, enabling significant improvements in language understanding and generation.New Business Model Paradigm:The AI Business Models book touches upon the evolution of AI business models, though they don't provide a comprehensive historical analysis. However, they do highlight the "Reverse Kronos Effect", where startups leverage new technologies and agile practices to disrupt established industries. This effect is exemplified by Google's dominance in the search and advertising market, surpassing previous giants like AOL.The AI Business Models book also mentions various business models for AI-powered applications, including ad-based, subscription-based, and consumption-based models. This suggests a shift towards more diverse monetization strategies in the AI Applications Layer.Expected Developments:The AI Business Models book hints at potential future directions:Multimodality: "Multimodality" is a key development in AI, enabling models to process and integrate diverse data types like text, images, audio, and video. This suggests a future where AI applications offer richer and more versatile experiences beyond text-based interactions.Emergence: The concept of "emergence" is mentioned in the context of AI. The phenomenon where complex behaviors and capabilities arise unexpectedly from the interaction of simpler components in AI systems. This suggests that future AI models might exhibit capabilities that go beyond their initial design, potentially leading to unforeseen breakthroughs and challenges.GlossaryHere is a glossary of key terms based on the provided source:AI Supercomputer: A computing system specifically designed for AI tasks, using many GPUs and specialized hardware to handle the massive processing demands of training and running large language models.Business Engine: The core value proposition and revenue-generating mechanisms of an AI-powered product or service, including pricing models, customer acquisition strategies, and overall business strategy.Content is King: This phrase emphasizes the importance of high-quality content in attracting and retaining an audience. For AI, it highlights the critical role of data in training effective models, as data quality and relevance directly influence AI performance.CPU (Central Processing Unit): The primary processor in a computer, responsible for executing instructions and managing system operations. It excels at sequential processing, handling a limited number of tasks quickly.Distribution Engine: The channels and mechanisms used to deliver AI-powered products or services to end-users, including marketing, partnerships, and platform integrations, facilitating adoption and accessibility.Fine-tuning: The process of further training a pre-trained AI model on a smaller, task-specific dataset to refine its capabilities and optimize its performance for a specific application or industry.Generative AI: A type of artificial intelligence focused on creating new content (text, images, audio, video) based on patterns learned from existing data.GPU (Graphics Processing Unit): An electronic circuit designed for parallel processing. GPUs excel at handling massive datasets and performing complex calculations concurrently, making them suitable for tasks like rendering graphics and training AI models.InstructGPT: A large language model developed by OpenAI that uses human feedback to improve its ability to follow instructions and generate more accurate and useful responses.Large Language Model (LLM): An AI model trained on a massive dataset of text and code. LLMs understand and generate human-quality text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content, and answer questions informatively.Paradigm Shift: A fundamental change in the underlying assumptions, beliefs, and practices of a specific field or industry. Technological breakthroughs often drive paradigm shifts in AI, leading to new ways of thinking about and leveraging AI.Pre-training: The initial training phase of an AI model using a vast, general dataset. This allows the model to learn fundamental patterns, relationships, and representations, providing a knowledge foundation for building more specialized capabilities through fine-tuning.Prompt Engineering: The process of designing and refining prompts to elicit the most desirable and accurate responses from an AI model. Effective prompt engineering optimizes AI performance and guides its behavior toward desired outcomes.Reinforcement Learning: A type of machine learning where an AI agent learns through trial and error, receiving rewards or penalties for its actions in an environment, allowing it to develop optimal strategies for problem-solving and goal achievement.Reverse Kronos Effect: The phenomenon where a startup uses disruptive technology and agile practices to rapidly overtake established industry leaders.Transformer Architecture: A neural network architecture that has revolutionized natural language processing (NLP). It uses "attention mechanisms" to process sequential data effectively, enabling breakthroughs in language understanding and generation tasks.Unsupervised Learning: A type of machine learning where the AI model trains on unlabeled data, learning patterns and relationships without explicit guidance.

After taking last week off, the Ugs are back with a brand new episode. Jamie and Stephanie laugh about what it was like to be unsupervised as kids. Plus, Jamie shares what she did on her week off, drinking her way through the quaint town of Carmel-By-TheSea with Producer Dub and her extroverted besties! Stream it now and enjoy the ride. Thanks for listening.

Why are we seeing such a rise in youth mental health diagnosis? How do we relativise this against the rise in mental health awareness? What's the best approach for parents seeking solutions? How can social-connection and loneliness completely change trauma integration? What role does the recent explosion of persuasive technologies in young peoples lives play in the changing situation? In this episode we have the important topic of Youth Mental Health to get ourselves up to date on. Today we're going to try and unravel these often divisary issues in a balanced way; we're going to be discussing the importance of threat and safety to a child's state of mind as they develop; the power of the parent or carer's own unresolved issues to transmit to young people, creating symptoms in the child; the importance of going to the root of the problem rather than just treating symptoms; the role of escapism as an emotional avoidance strategy, and how digital platforms and device providers have taken advantage of that tendency, and the parenting strategies to guide this; and we're going to discuss the role of shame in us avoiding facing these issues. Fortunately, considering the nuanced and potentially triggering topic of the mental well being of the children we parent and teach, today's guest has just released the paper back version of his new book on exactly this topic, “How the world is making our children mad and what to do about it”. As a hugely experienced child psychotherapist and founder of the charity “Apart of Me” that supports children to transform their loss into compassion, he is perfectly placed to give us un update on this, and is filled with excellent stories and advice to help us face it. He is of course Louis Weinstock, a transpersonal psychotherapist and mindfulness specialist, who has worked with a wide range of sufferers from the criminal justice system, to drug addicts, to homeless people, to troubled teens and their parents. What we discuss: 00:00 Intro. 09:00 Our mental life is inseparable from our environment. 11:45 ‘Fetal programming' is applied in utero by the mother's environment. 14:10 Improvements in kid's mental health, simply from parents doing the work. 18:45 Children having behaviour issues at the same age as their parent's had trauma. 21:20 The evolutionary history of shame. 25:40 The difference between shame and guilt. 28:00 Rupture & repair: conflict in relationships is bearable and repairable. 29:25 Is psychotherapy worth it for kids, considering the stigma? 34:15 Mental health awareness can exaggerate our negative view of ourselves. 38:30 Massive jump in recent stats on youth mental health. 41:00 ‘Roots' of mental health issues and ‘fruits' we can learn from them. 45:20 Suffering and transformation: post-traumatic growth. 49:50 Escaping into virtual realities: Dissociation. 53:00 The ‘freeze' response - shutting the body down. 01:00:40 Resilience explained - fragile vs anti fragile. 01:04:00 The connection between loneliness and trauma. 01:05:25 Youth mental health and device/internet addiction. 01:07:25 ‘Variable reward' strategy taken from gambling slot machines. 01:12:30 Clear differences in kid's moods and sleep after too long on devices. 01:14:20 Parenting solutions to regulating screen time peacefully. 01:16:40 No devices in the bedroom, particularly in the evenings before bed. 01:20:30 Awareness: they're capable of reflecting on their behaviour. 01:24:20 Unsupervised play outside and in nature. 01:25:40 The world is safer rather than less safe than in the past. References: Louis Weinstock, “How the world is driving our kids mad” https://louisweinstock.com/ Apart of Me mental health charity (please donate) Jonathan Haidt - “The Anxious Generation” Let Grow movement for childhood independence

Transpower says contractor Omexom is working through its own recommendations after the June pylon topple that caused a power outage in Northland.   An Electricity Authority report found bad practice that caused the Transpower tower to topple had probably happened before.   Unsupervised, inexperienced maintenance crews from contractor Omexom unfastened three legs at once.   Transpower Executive General Manager Mark Ryall told Mike Hosking you do need to be able to train people on the job, otherwise they'll never become competent.   But he says a trainee needs to be under direct supervision, and in this case they weren't adequately supervised.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darshan H. Brahmbhatt, Podcast Editor of JACC: Advances discusses a recently published original research paper on coronary artery stenosis and high-risk plaque assessed with an unsupervised fully automated deep learning technique.

Did you miss us when we were away? Jordan "Mono" Cooper and Dave "Puff" Fox are back to go song by everlovin' song through Mono Puff's totally rocking debut album, Unsupervised! We've got devils, we've got spacemen, step right up, people! First there's nowhere we can go except into a context-heavy discussion of Don't Break The Heart, the Amy Rigby classic given a John Flansburgh reimagining! But don't stray too far, because next up, if you listen real close to your radios you just might isolate the sound of us hearing and understanding Distant Antenna!  Dude, if you're sick of waiting, things will be looking rad if you surf right over to The Devil Went Down To Newport (Totally Rocking)! Then walk far from the crowd, past the trees and step up to the plate to find out What Bothers The Spaceman! And finally, we revisit and say Hello Hello to the rompiest stompiest glam rock cover song you've ever heard! Tell all your friends we're back! Join us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dontletsstartpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontletsstart/support

Another successful night of letting the inmates take over the asylum with some cool guests that accepted the open door challenge with some hilarious and fun conversationsFOLLOW US EVERYWHERE Bio.link/nosensicalnetwork

The snail boys get together and re-hash their weekends! Tyler got to hang out with family, work on his dad's truck, and do a little more temperature testing on Kermit. While Jimmy got a free day to do Jimmy things! Which ended in violating a shopping cart. Check it out now! Want to win some Tires? Our friends at Yokohama are donating a set of tires for the 750 Apple Podcast reviews giveaway winner. Also, like before, we will give away swag packs every 50 until we get to the main giveaway. All reviews need to be left on Apple Podcast to be entered. Congratulations to TannerIsCooler for winning the 550 reviews swag pack. 1986Toyota4x4Pickup won 650 reviews for a SnailTrail4x4 Swag pack and an OnX off-road Elite Membership. Call us and leave us a VOICEMAIL!!! We want to hear from you even more!!! You can call and say whatever you like! Ask a question, leave feedback, correct some information about welding, say how much you hate your Jeep, and wish you had a Toyota! We will air them all, live, on the podcast! +01-916-345-4744. If you have any negative feedback, you can call our negative feedback hotline, 408-800-5169. 4Wheel Underground has all the suspension parts you need to take your off-road rig from leaf springs to a performance suspension system. We just ordered our kits for Kermit and Samantha and are looking forward to getting them. The ordering process was quite simple and after answering the questionnaire to ensure we got the correct and best-fitting kits for our vehicles. If you want to level up your suspension game, check out 4Wheel Underground. SnailTrail4x4 Podcast is brought to you by all of our peeps over at irate4x4! Make sure to stop by and see all of the great perks you get for supporting SnailTrail4x4! Discount Codes, Monthly Give-Always, Gift Boxes, the SnailTrail4x4 Community, and the ST4x4 Treasure Hunt! Thank you to all of those who support us! We couldn't do it without you guys (and gals!)! SnailSquad Monthly Giveaway August's giveaway is with GearWrench Tools! The Snail Boys have some tools to give out still! The winner will have a chance to choose from a couple of different options and packages. To get signed up for the drawing, go check out the giveaway tier over on Irate 4x4. July's giveaway is with Ultimate9!! MORRFlate has teamed up with Ultimate9 to help bring their pretty rad products to the USA. Up for grabs this month is one of their EVCX Throttle Controllers. If you want to get your name into the drawing you have to sign up for the giveaway tier over on Irate4x4. Listener Discount Codes: SnailTrail4x4 -SnailTrail15 for 15% off SnailTrail4x4 MerchMORRFlate - snailtraill4x4 to get 10% off MORRFlate Multi Tire Inflation Deflation™ KitsIronman 4x4 - snailtrail20 to get 20% off all Ironman 4x4 branded equipment!Sidetracked Offroad - snailtrail4x4 (lowercase) to get 15% off lights and recovery gearSpartan Rope - snailtrail4x4 to get 10% off sitewideShock Surplus - SNAILTRAIL4x4 to get $25 off any order!Mob Armor - SNAILTRAIL4X4 for 15% offSummerShine Supply - ST4x4 for 10% off4WheelUnderground - snailtrailBackpacker's Pantry - Affiliate Link Show Music: Midroll Music - ComaStudio Outroll Music - Meizong Kumbang

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I hear the phone ring, and it's John Flansburgh's solo project Mono Puff calling! Back in the day, we were distracted by They Might Be Giants, but now we're hear to sing the praises of this strange yet cohesive collection of side-project gold! Your appreciative hosts Jordan and Dave go into the formation of Mono Puff, the inspiration behind the band name, an investigation into the band members, and ask deep, challenging, philosophical questions like: could these be TMBG songs? We strap on our gig bags and rock out to Guitar Was The Case, then strap on our sad bags as we ponder our mortality during Unsupervised, I Hit My Head. We had a real good time, AND SO WILL YOU! Join your friend Joe on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/dontletsstartpodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontletsstart/support

we are back and down to clown around  this week we talk about Deadpool, fun facts, news, the giant D flopping around at the olympics, things people can't agree on, one really expensive dinner and so much more so take a break and laugh with us.

we're back!!! Bill and Mick finally reveal the name of the acoustic album they are working on and Chrissy got a sneak of a coupls songs, what did she think? were they ok? tune in to find out her thoughts. plus, penis prediction tech, chrissy makes the boys uncomfortable with some serious period talk, hot or not, fun facts, first date update and so much more so take a break and laugh with us.

Well, it happened, Tony and Johnsy got left alone and there is no telling what will happen. The OGs of the dude network gets their time to be free. Grab that cold Garage Beer and drink it responsibly and enjoy the show. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedudenetwork/support

maybe we can go viral with our own thang... plus someone is going on a first date so we go over a list of first date tips, get fried almost got fried, the most expensive meal ever, firework safety tips, party with the ex, news, fun facts, the right way to eat a bagel and so much more so take a break and laugh with us.  

Unsupervised by Whitney the boys embark on a journey of self discovery, and pudding. Also we have questions on what to do when a person exaggerates their mental illness, managing self destructive cycles of self care, and how to adapt to telehealth therapy. If you are an Apple user please rate us!If you are a Spotify user, please rate us! Submit a question to the show!Help us reach #1 on Goodpods!Listen ad-free, get the show a day early and enjoy the pre-show hang out on the same app you're using RIGHT NOW at www.Patreon.com/Therapy where you can also access our vast library of deep dives, interviews, skill shares, reviews and rants as well as our live discord chat!Interested in Nick's mental health approach to fitness? Check out www.MentalFitPersonalTraining.comCheck out Dr. Jim's book "Dadvice: 50 Fatherly Life Lessons" at www.DadviceBook.comGrab some swag at our store, www.PodTherapyBaitShop.comPlay Jim's Neurotic Bingo at home while you listen to the show, or don't, I'm not your supervisor.Submit questions to:www.PodTherapy.netPodTherapyGuys@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:FacebookInstagramTwitterResources:Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255.Veterans Crisis Line - 1-800-273-8255.Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline - (1-800-662-HELP (4357)OK2Talk Helpline Teen Helpline - 1 (800) 273-TALKU.S. Mental Health Resources Hotline - 211

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should you say the thing? should you tell someone what you're thinking, whats on your mind weather its good or bad? this debate has come up so many times and this week we bring in a special guest on the phone to help answer the question, the lovely Mya returns for a quick call. plus, its boys night, Chrissy is out and the boys are left alone but don't worry, they held it down pretty good with only a handful of awkward moments.  take a break and laugh with us.  

take a break and laugh with us as we make things a little awkward with a game of never have i ever. plus, fun facts, news, Mick watched a live sex act, Chrissy is gonna fight someone and so much more.

we're back! and this week we go over a list of 28 things you NEED to add in the bedroom. honestly, the list is a little too kinky even for us so NEED is a strong word. plus, you won't believe the conversation Mick had with strangers about how to improve your life, news, fun facts, travel nightmare, goblin condoms and so much more so take a break an laugh with us. oh and i think we made up a new word to describe Mick

things got a little heated before we recorded this episode when we were talking about a question that is circulating online... as a lady, would you rather encounter a bear or a man you don't know in the woods. unfortunitely we weren't recording during that part but we did our best to bring it back up on the show in an attempt to get Chrissy to punch Mick in the dick. plus, the roast of Tom Brady, news, fun facts, F1 racing with JR, new mom Chrissy and so much more so take a break and laugh with us.

theres a lot you can do by yourself.... take a break and laugh with us on this weeks episode.... some hot or not news, doing things alone, couch shopping, JR was put to work, would you rather, fun facts and so much more.

In this episode: Jason's in Sydney for the first of two KeyLIME podcasts from Down Under with two guest hosts Anthony Llewellyn and Marie-Louise Stokes to discuss a prospective cohort study on traning milestones. onthewards produces weekly podcasts and topical articles aimed at medical students and junior doctors to help ease the transition from medical school to internship. Our podcasts are hosted by Dr James Edwards who talks to leading medical educators about common clinical topics that junior doctors are faced with when working on the hospital wards. Length: 26:00 min

I think this has been my most important conversation yet, and my hope is that you will first and foremost; CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATOR/SENATOR and urge this bill to be passed (HB 272-OM'S LAW) and secondly, share this with your friends and family and ask them to do the same. So many women and children are being abused and don't say anything because it is almost always made worse for them. "Getting out" or "Walking away" isn't that easy. No one should have to live a nightmare like Leah did for YEARS. She is my friend. I have other friends facing the same consequences she did, as a result of legal abuse and uneducated "experts" who have no expertise in domestic violence or child abuse. Please message the senator in your county and urge HB272, "Om's Law," to PASS. We have one week. This goes to the senate last week of February. YOUR LEGISLATORhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12u3w5Fxb9_upRC2kWWlkcNjK2MnzYYfDsfvJ4CZp6Qc/edit?usp=sharing TO CONTACT YOUR SENATOR: https://senate.utah.gov/contact Power and Control Wheel https://www.thehotline.org/identify-abuse/power-and-control/ Utah Domestic Violence Coalition https://udvc.org/ The Safe Child Project https://thepolicyproject.org National Safe Parents Org https://www.nationalsafeparents.org/kaydens-law.html House Bill 272 Bill language: https://le.utah.gov/~2024/bills/static/HB0272.html Watch proceedings: https://le.utah.gov/FloorCalendars/ House Floor reading and vote 22:18 Cutler's presentation https://le.utah.gov/av/floorArchive.jsp?markerID=126353 Om's Law: Keeping Children Safe From Family Violence Utah House Bill 272 House Judiciary Committee Testimony February 8, 2024 My name is Leah Moses, I'm Om's mom. 9 months ago, my 16-year-old son Om was murdered by his father on Mother's Day weekend during court-ordered parent time. Om was brutally shot twice in the back and once in his face by a 45 caliber handgun bought from a pawn shop on the same State Street in Salt Lake City as the courthouse where I fought in family court for 14 years trying to keep my children safe. I supplied the courts with extensive evidence of Om's father's abuse and the risk to my children, but it fell on deaf ears. This morning it is my impossible task to represent thousands of protective parents and children who share their own, but similar experiences living in violence and who are not safe to speak out because they will be abused, tonight, tomorrow, and this weekend. I mothered in violence for the entirety of Om's 17 years. I never imagined I'd be safe enough to speak the truth publicly, but now I'm no longer hunted. My son stood in the face of lethal danger and freed me. And now I will speak for all of us, in his honor. Om was conceived in the violence of rape and executed as a hostage in the violence of control. Despite years of begging for relief, he was powerless to escape, trapped in childhood by a psychotic parent and ultimately trapped and killed in an enclosed office. Throughout the litigation, even as a young child, Om asked me when the court would allow him to speak. They never did. My ex-spouse was always abusive. I'm not sure during which of the countless early rapes Om was conceived, whether it was when I was shoved in a closet, suffocated in the front seat of a car, drugged and abandoned on a couch or forced under a blanket in a crowded room, but when I was dropped off to planned parenthood with an ultimatum between an abortion or my life, I gave up the life I knew to keep the pregnancy. I chose Om, and our life as prisoners began. He was a 6'3” 280lb PhD psychologist. In public, he maintained a professional appearance using the guise of a model parent, the persona of an enlightened religious yoga instructor, intent on healing sexual trauma, but in private he perpetuated a lifetime of relentless, systematic rape and calculated psychological control. This is what countless abusers do, but court professionals sometimes have little understanding about how abusers operate, and they rarely believe it when told, thanks in large part to attorneys for the abuser and so-called experts attacking credibility and asserting the protective parent is lying, hysterical or alienating. When Om was a baby, I did everything I could to protect him from abuse, but there was no escape from his dad's volatile tirades. It was impossible to avoid the spit spraying our faces when he screamed profanities. When he came home angry, I wedged a chair under the back door handle to buy enough time to hide under Om's crib, breastfeeding to keep him quiet. When he backed us into corners, I shielded Om from his fist brushing our faces, smashing the wall next to my head. Drunk and enraged, he would throw Om crying into the backseat, force me into his car, and then try to push me out speeding down the freeway. I had no reproductive choice. He prohibited contraception. Emotionless, he forced me to watch him flush the small, formed fetus from a miscarriage down the toilet as I bled on the bathroom tile. Rapes continued, and I hid my next pregnancy as long as possible, desperate for my daughter to survive. His power and control escalated, and after a year of secret planning, I moved out at 6 months pregnant. Desperate to lure me back, he promised improvement and I moved back just before delivery. Terrified that hospital staff might detect abuse and take Om from me, I avoided most prenatal care and went to a birth center for delivery. I wanted to protect my child before all else. Towering over us, he would declare “I own you" as if we were his property, and “you'll never survive without me”. We were under constant surveillance, stalked, and required to report every action. I wasn't allowed to work. The threats to kill me and take the children escalated, and I moved out again. People ask why don't victims just leave? It's not that simple. This time I was homeless with a baby and preschooler. We lived in friend's spare rooms, basements, above garages, or out of a car. Isolated, without money or options and convinced by him that I was rejected by my family and friends, I reluctantly forfeited my pro se protective order and moved back. The domestic violence case detective was so mad she said I should never ask for help again, that I'd never be believed. To maintain control, he bought an old mouse-infested cinderblock duplex and demanded that the kids and I live on one side while he lived on the other. He cut all financial resources, forced me to get Medicaid and food stamps. Om and his sister bravely risked kidnapping each time they walked out the door for their normal events like going to preschool, he would take them and refuse contact for days. I stopped calling police when they said “he's the dad, he can do what he wants, you chose him in the first place.” Victims are often blamed constantly in these systems instead of protected, as if we deserve to be further tortured and terrorized. I finally decided to leave for good when I found his old journal stating “I'm a sex addict and a child molester… I'm afraid I'll do it even to my own children”. The flood of realization confirmed years of clues, he was molesting my children. I took the journal and my 15 page statement documenting years of sexual, physical, psychological abuse to police who handed it back to me saying “your statement is too detailed, we could also say we're millionaires, but we're not. You should really be careful out there.” Thinking the court system would protect us, I scraped together a retainer for an attorney. They told me no matter what I presented, the courts are a gamble. Insisting the court call him “doctor”, the commissioner got angry and gave me full temporary custody with usual shared statue parent time, but not based on any of my evidence of abuse. With unsupervised parent time, his arrogance skyrocketed to unrestrained child sexual abuse. My 3 year old daughter disclosed to the pediatrician, therapist, babysitter and children's justice centers about abuse happening at daddy's house. Om consistently described masturbation with dad as “yoga” and the naked boys on dad's computers. The pain of pediatric speculum exams yielded no helpful DNA. The child abuse detective told me they believed the kids, but the prosecutor doubted the win because dad was too smart, and the child was too young. For 90 days I was ordered to restrict all contact with dad or I would be considered complicit in abuse. Then I was told to stop reporting, that I could be jailed if I didn't comply with unsupervised statutory parent time, with extra overnights to make up for his loss. Protective parents are in a double bind, blame on us comes from everywhere, protection from nowhere, or only temporary. Later his relatives disclosed his insidious incest of child cousins, it never stopped. Having custody does not mean children are safe if you must share it with a predator, and send your children to face him alone. Like all protective parents, I faced the impossible choice between living with my children under the crushing weight of perpetual violence, or pursuing divorce and a life of co-parenting with a sociopath, with police, with child protective services, and with the evaluators of the court system. If I had known court orders would not be followed or enforced, that the system wouldn't really help me to protect my children, I might have stayed in abuse, but I'm confident I wouldn't have survived to be in front of you today testifying of the importance of this bill. I always expected he would kill me first. Statistically, the first few months after leaving abuse are the most dangerous. His retaliation for reporting was channeled into our first custody evaluation, entangling us in the complexity of expensive, forced engagement with experts who demonstrated no experience with domestic violence and no understanding of what was happening, yet their opinions determined how our case progressed, in fact, the trajectory of our lives. I was warned by multiple attorneys never to call child protective services, and to never to tell the real truth, or risk losing custody. The court-appointed evaluator declared him to be a loving father, downtrodden by my supposed alienation tactics to hurt the children. I was the problem, according to this expert. This was absurd, but now Om's law will attempt to stop this injustice from continuing in cases in which protective parents are trying to keep their kids safe. I was denied a copy of this expert's report, but it influenced my children's entire childhood, and dramatically changed how our case unfolded, jeopardizing my children and discrediting me. My children continued to disclose abuse to court-ordered experts, while professionals who may have helped us were threatened by the abuser and his attorneys. One therapist had to secure legal counsel when he threatened to have her license revoked for writing a letter detailing her fears of the severity of his child abuse. A custody evaluator formally wrote the court for personal relief from his incessant demands and inappropriate behavior. Not one court-appointed expert petitioned to remove the children from abuse, no matter how obvious their trauma symptoms. This represents a small part of Om's first five years of life. The abuser continued to use the court system and experts as his personal hammer for another 11 years. Family court may appear as small claims court, but it maintains the highest stakes claims. Children are not property. The right to unlimited hearings led to pro se courtroom monologues where he carefully crafted lies to redirect attention away from children's safety and accused me of alienating, which is a pseudo construct abusers frequently rely on to defend themselves. Om's childhood isn't documented in photo albums, but in a thick court docket. Every type of court-ordered therapy and intervention failed. Despite my children's countless pleadings to live with me, we were sent into reunification therapy with a parent coordinator who had no experience with abuse. As a Ph.D., she immediately aligned with him, writing lengthy, outrageous letters to the court and telling my children to “stop asking to live with me, because it would never happen”. I paid thousands for my children to be subjected to her reunification attempts to convince them that by teaching healthy boundaries and body safety, I was alienating them from their loving, well-meaning father. During that time I discovered heavy porn sites he set up in Om's name, and continued to receive more calls from new rape victims reaching out for support. There was nothing therapeutic about “reunification”. It was forced upon us to reunify with the abuser and terrorize us more. For-profit professionals forced us to cooperate or risk contempt. However, reunification therapy was never needed because he already controlled our entire lives. The court labeled us "high conflict" and ordered high-conflict parenting courses with the only trauma-informed expert in all 14 years of our case to recognize abuse. She excused me from the course. 14 years is too long for a child to wait. I had one last way to save my children. I could choose to use the preponderance of evidence to pursue a criminal case which requires a higher burden of proof, or continue with a family court civil case. I expected we would not survive portraying him as a criminal, so I gambled everything I had documented and gave it all to the court-ordered experts. Our second custody evaluation resulted in the most important legal proceeding of our case, when for-profit court experts listed concerning reports including excessive deadly prescription drug DEA records, sexual assault allegations with personal interviews with victims, his solicitation arrest, police investigation of drug-induced rape, andreports of harassment and stalking. Yet, out of fear of being sued by him, my two children were split from each other, and custody of Om was given to his dad. I remember stating on record, “so you're telling me I have to sacrifice my son to save my daughter?” If he was dangerous to one of them, he was dangerous to both, but the court evaluators felt an obligation to appease the abuser. Over a year later, the third custody evaluation was filed in the court without warning, removing all custody from the abuser. No one talked to me or asked if this approach would be safe, even though I knew the abuser better than anyone. I never saw Om again, 3 weeks later he was dead. Most court experts told me that this was an impossible case, to stop trying, that my children would just have to age out. Standing with homicide detectives in the moment I confirmed my son was murdered, we thought to call the current court experts to find out if they were still alive. One answered, “well, that wraps up the custody evaluation” This is who is arguing against this bill, people who see us and our lives as a business. One of the abuser's for-profit, private practice attorneys, has led ardent opponents of this bill intended to increase victims' protection and save children's lives. Opposition typically argues for more ways attorneys can insert alienation in cases like mine, where a parent is desperate to save the children. They also profit from getting courts to order victims to be forced to "reunify" with abusers as a "fix" to this unscientific, undiagnosable nonsense called alienation, which is routinely used to discredit victims begging for protections. Don't be misled by them. They may sound professional, but are profiting off of pain. Supporters of this bill have no financial interest. We simply want to protect children. The legislature is tasked with caring for all Utah citizens, but especially our most vulnerable children desperate for protection. The more I tried to protect, the more I was accused of lying and alienation, to the point of my child murdered. Even with all of the protracted abuse and allegations of rape, I was never able to get a court finding of abuse. Our case was littered with over a decade of court-ordered experts, yet after tens of thousands of dollars, thousands of data points, and following the letter of the law in every order, I was accused as "high conflict", with any protective parenting behavior used against me, while more and more custody was given to the abuser. You don't have to imagine the torment of this, I have shared it with you and I ask you to consider it today. Finally, in the end, the custody evaluation got it right, but it was too late, issued without children's protections in place or notification to me. No one else should have to live like this. What happened to Om will happen again if we do not raise our standards and fix our custody laws. In closing, I ask, What more must a child say to be heard? What must a protective parent do to overcome the credibility deficit? How bad does abuse have to get to be called abuse? How many more children must sacrifice their childhood before we take action? Will we show the nation that Utah does prioritize the child first and always? Thank you.

It's okay, Kyle. We're with you.

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