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What happens when a university rethinks the whole higher ed model rebuilds it around hands-on, project-based learning?Matt Kirchner dives into the bold model pioneered by Worcester Polytechnic Institute with Dr. Kristin Wobbe, Director of the Center for Project-Based Learning. A biochemist turned curriculum innovator, Kris has spent nearly two decades helping WPI embed real-world projects into every stage of a student's education.From first-year seminars on global challenges to immersive junior-year team projects with community partners around the world, WPI's model turns students into creators, collaborators, and critical thinkers from day one.Whether you're a university leader or an instructor in search of a better way to teach, this episode offers a masterclass in how to make learning stick.Listen to learn:Why students don't need to “know everything” before they dive into hands-on learningHow WPI redesigned its calendar and credits to prioritize deep project workWhat first-year students can accomplish when they take on global problemsHow project-based learning transforms both faculty culture and student confidenceWhy WPI students are more prepared for the workforce than their peers3 Big Takeaways from this Episode:1. Project-based learning works best when it starts early and is embedded across the entire student journey.At WPI, students can opt into the Great Problems Seminar in their first year—a two-course sequence that explores global issues like food security, energy, and AI through interdisciplinary teamwork. By senior year, every student must complete a Major Qualifying Project worth three full courses, often in partnership with faculty or industry, making project-based learning a requirement, not an add-on.2. The humanities directly enhance technical learning and student outcomes.WPI's alumni data shows students who complete their humanities and arts curriculum earlier perform better in technical coursework later on. These experiences sharpen communication, interdisciplinary research, and critical thinking skills—essential for identifying problems worth solving and communicating solutions effectively in STEM fields.3. Project-based learning is scalable far beyond polytechnic institutions.Through WPI's Center for Project-Based Learning, Kris and her team have supported schools ranging from the Air Force Academy to community colleges and liberal arts institutions like the New England Conservatory of Music. With 85% of WPI faculty incorporating projects into their courses—and over half of student work now project-based—the model proves adaptable across disciplines, schedules, and resource levels.Resources in this Episode:To learn more about the Center for Project-Based Learning at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, visit: https://wp.wpi.edu/projectbasedlearning/Other resources:Read Kris's book Project-Based Learning in the First YearBeyond All ExpectationsWe want to hear from you! Send us a text.Instagram - Facebook - YouTube - TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn

Is it a good idea to invest in the stocks listed on the Morgan Stanley Index? We explore the potential and risks associated with these investments. Meanwhile, Raymond shares have witnessed a massive 64% drop—what triggered this sudden crash? We break down the key reasons behind the sharp decline. Also in focus: WPI and CPI index data—why is it crucial for investors to understand these economic indicators before making investment decisions? Stay tuned as we decode the market movements and provide valuable insights for smarter investing.

Coach Chris Bartley, a 24-year veteran at WPI and one of the most respected voices in college basketball, joins Matt Sayman to talk about what it means to build something that lasts. From culture and leadership to battling comparison and staying grounded in your "why," this episode is full of hard-earned wisdom and heartfelt coaching insight. Whether you're at a powerhouse program or a small school, this conversation will help you stay rooted, grow your team culture, and coach with courage.

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WPI's Alex MacDonald returns to the podcast to discuss a "bipartisan" bill to allow the federal government to mandate first-contracts on private-sector employers.______________________________If the workers surrender control over working relations to legislative and administrative agents, they put their industrial liberty at the disposal of state agents. — Samuel Gompers, 1915_____________________________On Tuesday, Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO), as well as Sens. Cory Booker (D-N.J.), Gary Peters (D-Mich.), Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) introduced the Faster Labor Contracts Act—a bill that is endorsed by the Teamsters, which would put federally-mandated arbitrators in the position of dictating first-time labor contracts onto employers, employees, and unions.The Faster Labor Contracts Act would:Amend the National Labor Relations Act to require that after workers have voted to form a union, employers must begin negotiating with the new union within 10 days.Provide that if no agreement is reached within 90 days, the dispute will be referred to mediation.Stipulate that if mediation fails within 30 days, or additional periods agreed upon by the parties, the dispute will be referred to binding arbitration to secure an initial contract (view more details of this provision in highlights here).Commission a Government Accountability Office report on average workplace time-to-contract one year after enactment.Read the full highlighted bill here.“The Faster Labor Contracts Act is a massive expansion of the federal government's authority over the private sector,” noted Kristen Swearingen, spoksperson for the Coalition for Democratic Workplace. “It would allow government bureaucrats to dictate the employment terms of workers via mandatory, binding arbitration, meaning they can set the workers' wages, benefits, workplace safety standards, pensions, and so on with no oversight by the workers, employers, unions, or even the judicial branch.”In this episode of Labor Relations Radio, returning guest Alex MacDonald, Co-Chair of Littler's Workplace Policy Institute, joins host Peter List to discuss the ramifications of this bill if it becomes law.Follow Alex MacDonald on LinkedIn here.Follow Alex MacDonald's writings at the Federalist Society here.Prior Labor Relations Radio episodes with Alex MacDonald:Labor Relations Radio, E149: An Accidental Outcome? Alex MacDonald returns to discuss how the NLRA's success has__________________________LaborUnionNews.com's Labor Relations Radio is a subscriber-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a subscriber here.

The final week of the Division III basketball season is here. In less than seven days, there will only 128 teams who know they will be playing in the NCAA Tournaments while some programs have already seen their seasons come to an end. On Monday's Hoopsville, hear from teams not only playing their best at just the right time, but could end up taking a few of those NCAA Tournament berths away from others which will need an at-large berth for March. Plus, new Top 25 polls are out, we review changes in the Top 8 and 16 seeds, and so much more on Monday's edition of Hoopsville presented by D3hoops.com. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - Chris Bartley, No. 17 WPI men's coach - Nick Nichay, Franklin & Marshall men's coach - Chenel Harris-Smith, Colby women's coach - Drew Long, McMurray women's coach* - Bill Sall, No. 20 Calvin men's coach - Stacey Ungashick Lobdell, No. 14 Ohio Wesleyan women's coach * our segment with Drew Long broke up in the middle due to the streaming/production computer crashing suddenly (no warning). We apologize for how it impacted our interview with Long. We did have him on when we restarted things, but we lost time and opportunity to chat further about the team.

President Trump's terminating NLRB General Counsel Abruzzo was expected; terminating NLRB Member Wilcox was not. WPI's Alex MacDonald explains the legal theories that may be behind the move.On Monday, President Trump terminated the employment of National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo, which was widely expected.However, what was not expected was that Trump also fired NLRB Member Gwynne Wilcox.In this episode of Labor Relations Radio, returning guest Alex MacDonald, Co-Chair of Littler's Workplace Policy Institute, joins host Peter List to discuss the legal theory that may be behind the move.Follow Alex MacDonald on LinkedIn here.Follow Alex MacDonald's writings at the Federalist Society here.Prior Labor Relations Radio episodes with Alex MacDonald:Labor Relations Radio, E149: An Accidental Outcome? Alex MacDonald returns to discuss how the NLRA's success has resulted in fewer unions & what might happen under a new administration in DC.Labor Relations Radio E144—Alex MacDonald Explains How Unions' Right to"Exclusive Representation" May Be UnconstitutionalLabor Relations Radio E138 — Attorney Alex MacDonald On The Constitutionality Of 'Exclusive Representation'__________________________LaborUnionNews.com's Labor Relations Radio is a subscriber-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a subscriber here.

Welcome to CNBC-TV18's Marketbuzz Podcast. Here is are top news from around the world ahead of the trading session of January 13 -This week, all eyes will be on corporate earnings, with HCL Tech, Reliance Industries, Infosys, Axis Bank, and Wipro scheduled to release their results. -Key macroeconomic indicators, including CPI and WPI inflation data, will be closely monitored. Market sentiment will also depend on ongoing foreign fund flows and cues from US markets. -US stocks sold off on Friday, with the S&P 500 erasing its 2025 gains, after an upbeat jobs report stoked fresh inflation fears, reinforcing bets that the Federal Reserve will be cautious in cutting interest rates this year. Wall Street's main indexes closed their second consecutive week in the red. -Stocks slipped in Asia following Friday's strong US jobs data, while oil rose to the highest in more than four months as a fresh wave of US sanctions against Russia threatened to crimp supplies. Shares in Australia and South Korea both fell from the open, pressuring a gauge of the region's shares that's now declined for four consecutive sessions. US equity futures also edged lower after the S&P 500 slipped 1.5% Friday. Japanese markets are closed Monday, which means there's no trading in cash Treasuries in Asian hours. -Global crude benchmark Brent advanced above $81 a barrel, after surging almost 4% in the previous session. The US imposed its most aggressive and ambitious sanctions yet on Russia's oil industry on Friday, targeting two large exporters, insurance companies, and more than 150 tankers. -The GIFT Nifty was trading lower at a discount of more than 150 pts from Nifty Futures Friday close, indicating a gap-down start for the Indian market. -Stocks to watch: HCL Tech, Avenue Supermarts, Just Dial, Adani Wilmar, Waaree Energies, Indian Overseas Bank, Biocon, Sunteck Realty Tune in to the Marketbuzz Podcast for more cues

2nd year head coach of Johns Hopkins men's basketball team, Ryan Cain, joins this week's episode of @Notevend2 . Coach Cain played college basketball at Worcester Polytechnic Institute where he finished his career as one of the best players to ever play at WPI. Cain was awarded the 2007 Jostens Trophy; the yearly award given to the most outstanding Division 3 player. After finishing his playing career with a 89-20 record with the Engineers, Cain coached for his alma mater for the next eight years. During his time on staff alongside legendary coach, Chris Bartley, WPI never finished a season with less than 20 wins. In 6 of the 8 seasons, Cain helped the Engineers to NCAA tournament appearances. After his 8th season, Cain took his first head coaching job at Keene State in 2015. Cain turned Keene State into a national powerhouse. The two-time LEC Coach of the Year led the Owls to 5 NCAA tournament appearances, including two sweet 16 and one elite 8 appearance. The Owls finished the 2022-23 with a 28-2 record; after a successful year, Cain left Keene State to take the job at Johns Hopkins University. During his first year with Hopkins, Cain led the team to a 20-7 record. Now in his second year, Cain looks to build upon a successful year in the Centennial Conference. Hear about his favorite memories during his time playing and coaching for Chris Bartley, what went into the decision to leave Keene State, and what the future looks like for the Johns Hopkins basketball program. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:24 Updates, NYE Resolutions- 00:24-04:15 Intro- 04:15-11:41 Daily Schedule, Father Life, Scouting Process- 11:41-16:45 Playing/Coaching Career at WPI, Engineering Influence on Career- 16:45-28:09 Getting Opportunity at Keene State, Coaching Ty Nichols- 28:09-40:55 Success at Keene State, Coaching Jeff Hunter and Octavio Brito- 40:55-45:49 Break- 45:49-46:00 Process Leaving Keene State for Johns Hopkins, Johns Hopkins Athletic Department Success- 46:00-54:24 Roster Construction at High Academic School- 54:24-58:42 Relationship with / Hiring Jeff Hunter, Advice for Aspiring Coaches- 58:42-01:05:49 Losing Brayden Fagbemi, Current JHU MBB Season, Centennial Conference- 01:05:49-01:15:15Rapid Fire (Funniest Players, Inspirations in Basketball, Best Basketball Towns in Massachusetts)- 01:15:15-01:22:38 Starting 5: Ideal Players at Keene State- 01:22:38-01:26:02 Only in D3- 01:26:02-01:30:05 Outro- 01:30:05-01:30:41

Host Jaime Hunt reconnects with Bryce Hoffman live from AMA to explore his remarkable career evolution. From an unexpected layoff to his newly appointed role as Vice President and Chief Marketing Communications Officer at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Bryce shares insights on resilience, professional growth, and building meaningful connections in the higher ed marketing world.Bryce Hoffman's journey from career uncertainty to becoming a higher ed CMO is a testament to perseverance and adaptability. In this episode, Bryce reflects on the challenges of navigating setbacks, the value of leveraging your network, and the importance of embracing new opportunities with humility and confidence. His story offers actionable advice for aspiring CMOs and professionals facing similar crossroads.Key TakeawaysGrowth Through Setbacks: Career setbacks can be opportunities for immense personal and professional growth.Intentional Networking: Building and maintaining strong professional relationships can open doors and provide critical support during transitions.Focus on Learning: Embrace new challenges by breaking them into manageable steps and being open to learning from others.Authentic Leadership: Be transparent about your strengths and limitations in interviews and on the job to build trust and credibility.Navigating the CMO Search: Maintain stamina and composure during rigorous interview processes by preparing thoughtfully and leaning on your network.Resilience Through Setbacks Bryce shares how an unexpected layoff forced him to reevaluate his career and ultimately led to professional growth. He emphasizes the importance of reframing challenges as opportunities, noting, “When you're at the bottom of a mountain, focus on the next 10 feet instead of the whole climb.”The Value of Networking One of Bryce's key strategies during his career transition was tapping into his professional network. From past supervisors to peers in the industry, he found support and mentorship that helped him navigate the job search process and prepare for his new role.Becoming a Higher Ed CMO Bryce describes his excitement about joining WPI, a uniquely positioned institution with a strong STEM focus and global learning initiatives. He highlights his strategy for the first 90 days: listening, learning, and collaborating to make thoughtful, context-driven decisions that align with the university's mission.Advice for Aspiring CMOs For those looking to step into senior leadership roles, Bryce advises diversifying your skillset, taking on challenging projects, and remaining a lifelong learner. He stresses the importance of being authentic during interviews and relying on the expertise of your team once in the role.Bryce Hoffman's journey underscores that setbacks are often stepping stones to something greater. His story offers a powerful reminder that resilience, intentional networking, and a commitment to learning can lead to incredible opportunities. Whether you're an aspiring CMO or navigating your own career pivot, Bryce's insights provide a roadmap for success. - - - -Connect With Our Host:Jaime Hunthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimehunt/https://twitter.com/JaimeHuntIMCAbout The Enrollify Podcast Network:Confessions of a Higher Ed CMO is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Some of our favorites include Talking Tactics and Higher Ed Pulse. Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Attend the 2025 Engage Summit! The Engage Summit is the premier conference for forward-thinking leaders and practitioners dedicated to exploring the transformative power of AI in education. Explore the strategies and tools to step into the next generation of student engagement, supercharged by AI. You'll leave ready to deliver the most personalized digital engagement experience every step of the way.Register now to secure your spot in Charlotte, NC, on June 24-25, 2025! Early bird registration ends February 1st -- https://engage.element451.com/register

It's fair to say that the robots aren't coming, they're already here. Not a week goes by that we don't see a brand new article about some new self-driving car, another A.I company bursting onto the scene, or full on i-Robot style machines marching down an aisle. It's hard not to be unnerved by the impact robotics and machine learning can have on the workforce, and there's a lot of unknown factors we're going to have to deal with in the not-too-far-off future. That's where today's guest Dan Mantz hopes to make things a little easier for us. He's spent the last 30 years working in the field of robots; for private sector companies such as GM, FANUC America, or Electronic Data Systems, and educational institutes like WPI, Kettering University, and the Forbes Nonprofit Council.  Dan now serves as the CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation, or the REC. The REC's mission is to provide every educator with workforce readiness programs to increase student engagement in STEM programs. They hold hundreds of events every year that host over 1 Million students from over 70 countries, leveraging the power of competition and play to educate their students. We caught up with Dan to chat about how we can leverage our schools, private industries, and government to better educate people about robotics, and also how to build a more harmonious relationship between people and robots in the workplace. And finally, Dan shared with us how competition and play is one of the most effective ways to teach, even something as seemingly complicated as robotics. Whether you're a middle manager or CEO, this is definitely an episode you're not going to want to miss, so with that…let's bring it in!

In a world in which elections are shaping the future of more than half the planet's population, 2024 stands out as a pivotal year for global democracy. But how do international journalists see America's electoral landscape, and why does it matter so deeply to their home countries? Join an insightful conversation, hosted by Commonwealth Club World Affairs and the World Press Institute, featuring journalists from Brazil, Bulgaria, Finland, India, Italy, Kosovo, Nigeria, Peru, South Africa and Ukraine. They'll draw on their experiences covering their own national elections to offer fresh perspectives on U.S. politics. This discussion will explore common themes in election reporting across borders, highlighting the lessons learned from home that shape their views of American democracy. These journalists will also shed light on how U.S. elections reverberate globally, influencing political trends and media coverage in their own countries. At a time when democracy is at a crossroads, join us for an international look at how the world views America's most defining political event. World Press Institute was founded in 1961. WPI has been the premier organization in the United States providing international journalists with the opportunity to broadly investigate the country—its values, traditions of a free press, institutions, customs, regions, and peoples. WPI now has more than 600 alumni from 100 different countries around the globe. Organizer: Frank Price   An International Relations Member-led Forum program. Forums at the Club are organized and run by volunteer programmers who are members of The Commonwealth Club, and they cover a diverse range of topics. Learn more about our Forums. Presented by Commonwealth Club World Affairs and the World Press Institute. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Beth was raised in Worcester, MA and she was the youngest of three children. Unfortunately, she was born seventeen years after her second oldest sister. She was basically raised as an only child and  unfortunately didn't get much attention from her parents. Alan's grandparents felt that she was a pretty blond haired, blue eyed young lady and that she'd get married and start a family. They never instilled any ideals about higher education and basically left her to fend for herself.Well, she and her husband did fall in love and started a loving family but then her dreams were crushed  when she suddenly lost the love of her life and the father of her two children in the car accident.Beth did her best to encourage her children to shoot for the stars, aim high and big, go to college, many more doors will open for you. Alan says he's so grateful to his mom for "teaching him to aim high. She'd say you'll have choices. She taught me to care about school." My guest completed his  Engineering degree at WPI, Worcester Polytechnic Institute.  Though very successful, he felt as though he wasn't satisfied. At this crossroads of his life, Alan felt as though he wasn't "as focused on the inside-out, I was focused on the outside-in and I didn't realize it." Loosing his father at 2 1/2-3 years old was crushing for the entire family and says  "loosing a father very young, it takes a lot of humility to admit that you need hope. Hope inspires others to better their best."One thing that Alan struggled with is that he didn't feel that his mother's advice  matched her actions. "No one ever really led by example. So I've invested the last ten years, time and effort, on my own  self improvement." Alan is now the CEO and Podcast Co-host of Next Level University as well as the Co Host of The Conscious Couples Podcast. Alan is a business and life coach. He'll help you stay focused, track your progress and achieve your best life. SOCIAL MEDIA:Social Media:www.facebook.com/alan.lazaroswww.instagram.com/alazaros88https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanlazarosllchttps://www.nextleveluniverse.com "Should Have Listened To My Mother" is an ongoing conversation about mothers/female role models and the roles they play in our lives. Jackie's guests were open and honest and answer the question, are you who you are today because of, or in spite of, your mother and so much more. You'll be amazed at what the responses are.Gina Kunadian wrote this 5 Star review on Apple Podcast:SHLTMM TESTIMONIAL GINA KUNADIAN JUNE 18, 2024“A Heartfelt and Insightful Exploration of Maternal Love”Jackie Tantillo's “Should Have Listened To My Mother” Podcast is a treasure and it's clear why it's a 2023 People's Choice Podcast Award Nominee. This show delves into the profound impact mother and maternal role models have on our lives through personal stories and reflections.Each episode offers a chance to learn how different individuals have been shaped by their mothers' actions and words. Jackie skillfully guides these conversations, revealing why guests with similar backgrounds have forged different paths.This podcast is a collection of timeless stories that highlight the powerful role of maternal figures in our society. Whether your mother influenced you positively or you thrived despite challenges, this show resonates deeply.I highly recommend “Should Have Listened To My Mother” Podcast for its insightful, heartfelt and enriching content.Gina Kunadian"Should Have Listened To My Mother" would not be possible without the generosity, sincerity and insight from my guests. In 2018/2019, in getting ready to launch my podcast, so many were willing to give their time and share their personal stories of their relationship with their mother, for better or worse and what they learned from that maternal relationship. My guests and I Some of my guests include Nationally and Internationally recognized authors, Journalists, Columbia University Professors, Health Practitioners, Scientists, Artists, Attorneys, Baritone Singer, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist, Activists, Freighter Sea Captain, Film Production Manager, Professor of Writing Montclair State University, Attorney and family advocate @CUNY Law; NYC First Responder/NYC Firefighter, Child and Adult Special Needs Activist, Property Manager, Chefs, Self Help Advocates, therapists and so many more talented and insightful women and men.Jackie has worked in the broadcasting industry for over four decades. 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Greetings! Thanks for tuning in to our 101st show. Thistle, here! It feels surreal to post this month due to the imminent departure of our beloved sound engineer and producer, Jenna DiQuarto. Jenna has been with WLRN for 8 years and diligently produced our monthly show with care and craft. You leave some big shoes to fill, dear Jenna. Thank you for your years of service and dedication to the collective, to the station, and to our archives. You will be sorely missed by all of us! Today's show begins with an announcement about our partnership with Garnuu.com/WLRN. Tune in to learn more about this exciting opportunity! Our World News segment is written and delivered by Mary O'Neill with fill-in from Jenna DiQuarto. Caroline Parks was our editor this month and Jenna delivers her commentary about her experiences at this year's Fest as a shuttle driver and general volunteer around camp at the festival. The interview segment is directly from the Land on a quiet morning before the mass haul out. Thistle got to sit down with her instructor, Elizabeth Boyce, WPI festival coach for the ukulele ensemble to hear her reflections on the event this year. At the very end of the show, hear from our sponsor, Garnuu.com/WLRN and then it's onto our sign-offs by different members of the collective. This month's musical selection is a song by Nedra Johnson, board member of WWTLC.org, singer/songwriter, and producer for Big Mouth Girl, an entity that produces a yearly festival on the Land in Michigan. The song is entitled August Moon and depicts the Michigan Magic women tap into when in hive mind mode among those sacred ferns. Margaret's artist's statement follows about the featured cover art for this month's show. Thanks for tuning in! Artist's Statement: "For Edition 101, I used some photos Thistle had from her time at the festival this summer. I basically took the photos and arranged them - emphasizing the banners - WLRN, PUSSY POWER, and RISE around a photo of a tent with musicians playing. I played with the colors - allowing it to become an abstract, and festive, unifying whole - like the festival itself."

Winstone Pulp International is planning to permanently shut down its entire operation because of high wholesale energy prices. First Union delegate and WPI worker Jude Sinai spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Send Everyday AI and Jordan a text messageWin a free year of ChatGPT or other prizes! Find out out.What's currently going on with AI and high school students? How is the future FUTURE generation looking at AI? Are they using it, abusing it, or a little of both? Armaan Priyadarshan and Vasu Lakshmanan, high school students of Massachusetts Academy of Math & Science at WPI, join us to discuss. Newsletter: Sign up for our free daily newsletterMore on this Episode: Episode PageJoin the discussion: Ask Jordan, Armaan and Vasu questions on AI and educationRelated Episodes: Ep 304: Preparing Today's Kids for the AI FutureEp 316: The Future of Generative AI in the Classroom. How Will It Work?Upcoming Episodes: Check out the upcoming Everyday AI Livestream lineupWebsite: YourEverydayAI.comEmail The Show: info@youreverydayai.comConnect with Jordan on LinkedInTopics Covered in This Episode:1. Impact of AI in High Schools2. AI and College Selection Process3. Risks and Benefits of AI in Education4. Integration of AI in Education5. Balance between AI and Human CreativityTimestamps:00:00 Generative AI impact on high school students.03:59 Microsoft lists OpenAI as competitor in report.08:03 Generative AI and language models changed education.12:46 GPT changed word choice and writing process.14:30 AI's impact on education and creativity.16:59 Discussing writing assignments, creativity, and individual performance.21:30 Promote AI ethical use through student engagement.23:34 Using AI in college essays and testing.28:48 Admitting to being lazy in school work.31:20 Parents' attitudes towards AI vary with background34:39 AI role in group work is limited.Keywords:AI in education, high school students, learning abilities, future of education, learning how to learn, responsible AI use, creative pathways, opportunities in AI, risks in AI, AI podcast, everydayai.com, college selection process, generative AI, standardized testing, college essays, AI overreliance, misinformation, coding errors, technological advancements, AI and creativity, analytical skills, AI shortcuts, human creativity, AI integration, calculators in schools, Chat GPT, higher-level thinking, Taco Bell AI, Meta AI, OpenAI. Get more out of ChatGPT by learning our PPP method in this live, interactive and free training! Sign up now: https://youreverydayai.com/ppp-registration/

In today's episode, I sit down with Signet's College Experts: Joanna Graham, Jasper Nighthawk, and Satia Marotta. We explore the latest trends in college admissions, discussing what has changed in the landscape and what students can do to stand out. Whether you're just starting your college journey or you're deep in the application process, this episode is packed with information you won't want to miss. Tune in and get ready to navigate the path to college with confidence!BioJoanna Graham is one of Signet's top admissions consultants. She has decades of experience in the college admissions and standardized testing space, having worked as an admissions interviewer and application reader at Georgetown University and then as an independent admissions consultant in the DC area. Joanna received her Bachelor's degree in Language & Linguistics and Sociology from Georgetown University. Joanna stands out because she is a current member of the Board of Governors at Georgetown, she spent nearly a decade working at the Graduate Management Admissions Council and she volunteers at a variety of athletic and military organizations such as Dog Tag Bakery, Team Red White & Blue, the Ironman Foundation, and the Pat Tillman Foundation. Clients and students love Joanna because she is kind, well-accomplished, and encouraging, she is an avid athlete and has completed nearly 40 marathons and ultramarathons and 2 Ironman triathlons and she is a proud mother and dog mom!Jasper Nighthawk has been working at Signet since 2016 and has tutored for over a decade. He specializes in writing (specifically college essays) and academic coaching, and he graduated with an AB from Harvard College and got his MFA from Antioch University LA. Jasper stands out because he is a practicing poet and author, he loves sports, cooking, writing, and his pet cat, he works as the University Storyteller of Antioch University, editing over a hundred articles a year, hosting an award-winning podcast, and crafting the story of that institution, he previously worked for seven years as a Poet in the School, and he has lectured on creative writing at both UCLA and Wesleyan. Clients and students love Jasper because he is calm and kind and he is encouraging and adaptable.Satia Marotta started working for Signet in 2018 and has many years of tutoring experience. She holds a Bachelor of Science with High Distinction from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) and a Master's of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology from Tufts University. She loves research and teaching. Satia stands out because she worked as a Graduate Writing Consultant at Tufts and as a Peer Academic Coach at WPI, she is an avid fiber artist and enjoys crocheting, weaving, and quilting. She even spins and dyes her own yarn, and she is a diligent bullet journaler and has been working on her doodles, hand lettering, and handmade papermaking skills. Clients and students love Satia because she is warm, enthusiastic, and intelligent and she takes an organized, concise approach to her tutoring2024-2025 Common App Essay PromptsRSVP here for our webinar on Executive Function Coaching for High Schoolers on July 25th.Access free resources and learn more about Sheila and her team at Signet Education at signeteducation.com or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheilaakbar/.

WPI 2024_106 Recorded 5/31/24 Spotify Playlist: "WPI 2024_106" PARENTAL ADVISORY

This Summer of 2024, put on your rain gear and come to Michigan for the Rise Festival on the Land and WPI. More info and how to get tickets here: https://wwtlc.org/summer/. All the women gathering on the Land is sure to make the Sun shine, sisters! With guitars and grace, the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival lived and thrived on what is now known as "the Land", a place that continues to be a gathering spot for thousands of women every year. This month's show begins with a PSA for the FIST conference happening in San Diego, CA over 4th of July weekend. Next you'll hear the greeting from WLRN member aurora linnea who introduces the next segment, WLRN's World News, penned and delivered by our correspondent Mary O'Neill. Next, enjoy the sweet sounds of Antje Duvekot with her song Long Way before Jenna shares excerpts of an interview she did with long-time MichFest family, Donna Every. Next is the We the Women promo for that gathering happening in the Pacific Northwest this Summer over the weekend of July 20th. Then it is on to Jenna's second interview with long-time women's music documentarian, Toni Armstrong Jr. Finally, hear Sekhmet read a passage from Donna's journal that she wrote the Summer of 2016 while camped in the woods of Michigan. Thanks, as always, dear listeners, for staying tuned to feminist-powered community radio, WLRN. Please listen, like, comment and share widely.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute's Benefits of Project-Based Learning Week:  Developing high-impact practices for students can be beneficial for institutions. Kris Wobbe, associate professor in the department of chemistry and biochemistry, explains why. Kris Wobbe is the Director of WPI's Center for Project-Based Learning.  Most recently she directed the Great Problems Seminar program, WPI's first-year project's program. […]

If art is beauty then what is beautiful art? If expression is ideal then what is an ideal expression? What value is anything unless told by someone? Then who is to say the value of what someone tells truly is? We want art, we want expression, we want creativity, we want honesty and truth, we want simple and complex, we want room, we want closeness, we want the Heavens, and we want to escape personal Hells. The fickle flag of humanity rears its ugly head all again. It is the condition of such. WPI is neither brass, copper, gold, bronze, and or any other metal of a so called precious origin and or nature, but it is by exact means an expression of valuable sharing. A beautiful interpretation of hearing and listening and then ultimately succumbing to whatever harms and poisons that maybe. Is it beauty? Is it creative? Is it worthwhile? Does it have or merit value? Or is it simply--- Verdigris..... Please find out for yourselves... #blue-ish/greendreamz In this episode of We Play It Adui Yako ( AY The Wide Nose Bandit) and BK (The Portal Obsolete, The Dragon Ferry Conducta, The Marshmallow Burna, The Isolated Incident Gone Awry, and The Yellow Brick Road Maker) turn the unknown into the known as well as make the never heard seem completely in the know all at the same time. They share all and everything that aligns with sound. If you could shake one or both of their hands, you would never question creativity in music making again. Yup! That's those two dudes. Our gentlemen of a lesser noise and rhythm. Can't front on them. And why would you? Plug in, tune in, and listen up. The show is waiting for you to join in. Thank you! Featured Tracks: Thomas Powers, Julien Baker- Empty Voices Vincente Fernandez- Volver, Volver Macklemore- HIND'S HALL 7X3-21, M.Pines- Final State Mary Sue, Kenzo- Dragon junie, vjac0b- I AM JUNIE Bobby Hutcherson, The Roots- Montara - Remix Frank Ocean- Seigfried Rehash- Back to Strangers Chelsea Pastel- Price Going Up JUICEBOX- Headspace Invaders chameleon- The Ransom Spotify Playlist: "WPI 2024_105" (bridgwaterw) WPI 2024_105 Recorded 5/14/24 at Gregory Arms PARENTAL ADVISORY

How often does one think of or about the people around them or next to them or that person that they share all of life with or some parts of life with? How important are these so called precious moments and these treasures of time spent building and sharing with? When does the Asthenosphere become the Lithosphere? Oh shit! My bad. I went left. Respect your partners, friends, family, loved ones, teachers, and/or anyone positive within your environment. There's only so much time and so many people that you actually spend time with. Everyone chooses and finds themselves around certain people or a certain person for all sorts of reasons or some times 1 very specific reason. Don't lose sight of that. Make the most out of all and any relationships one encounters. The reward is priceless and even more than that, it's the truest form of a blessing that humans experience. These two music fanatics seem to truly get that and through music they share this with anybody, anyone, and very specifically--- you. WPI, Good Buddy! In this episode of We Play It Adui Yako (AY The Wide Nose Bandit) and BK ( Salamander Nutz, Gecko Body Skin Tone, Ferret Chin, and Chinchilla Shoulders have'n dude) come to the same page as always to bring the world harmonies that humans can't seem to figure out how to do for one another even after all of this time. 2024 and the same ole dumb bullshit is going on and down and even stronger in some cases.... It's entirely unfortunate as well as unnecessary. So sad and so ridiculous. Our musical journeymen will not stray, they will not falter, and they will not settle for anything less than effort in music making and sharing. They need this. You might not, but please listen and join in however you want whenever you want. You are very much appreciated.... #respect Featured Tracks: Cloud Nothings- Daggers of Light Trade-Off- Flatbush Zombies Ovrkast.- Montara Quadeca- DUSTCUTTER Daringer- Entrance Glixen- Adore Urban Dance Squad- Brainstorm on the UDS Lil Bo Weep- Human 24thankyou- Hound Romeo + Juliet- Gem The Smashing Pumpkins- Luna DJ Flipcyide, Rim- Nothing Nice WPI Recorded 5-7-24 Spotify Playlist: WPI 2024_104 (bridgwaterw) Recorded 5/7/24 at Gregory Arms Studio #wpi #weplayit PARENTAL ADVISORY

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Special is as special does. 100! The Hundo!! Century mark.... There are a plethora of things that can be written and explained, but truth be known, it isn't even necessary. Understand the mission. Respect the code. Follow the sun. Today is so much sweeter when you know you deserve tomorrow. Life is the greatest teacher of all and living is the ultimate experience. Cement one's self in the right foundation and build the best relationships one can from there until whatever end. The formula is surviving at all and any costs. It's the right of the living and the only value worth defining. WPI thanks everyone who's ever listened or watched and/or supported this little idea. Endurance and longevity are obtained by consistent persistency. We will continue as long as perpetually allows. In this episode of We Play It Jon Paul Patton-JP (Special Guest, North County fixture, staple, pilar, and much more but without a doubt The Gawd) , BK (Supa Juice, Chocolate Guava, Kaopectate Slanga, Sunny BeRight, Cloud Mover, Shiny Mudd, and The In Yo' Face Nebula), and Adui Yako (AY The Wise Nose Bandit) get right into the meat of what this episode is and means. The connection of gratitude and the position of truth has channeled their way into a 100th episode that was originally planned and/or thought to be a major spectacle filled with locations and a huge budget and a ceremonious atmosphere of abundant joy and celebratory hijinks, instead created itself into a trifecta of absoluteness, positivity, and a rareness of a brilliant collaboration that may never be seen again. JP was and is the Hundo in THE HUNDO! AY and BK do their usual thing but in reflection mode. They take a few clips from previous episodes and share them and they pick a few tracks from episodes past and deliver those as well. Jon adds in 3 smoove songs from his music mansion collection and shares many angles of insight about himself, his family, his upbringing, and things close to his heart. You can't write the authenticity that is seen in this episode. You can't! It simply just has to be and come together on its own. In a time and a world where there are more lies in the truth and more truth in the lies, we should all thank the stars above for aligning these 3 specimens to triangle around accordingly. Acute, Isosceles, Obtuse, and/or Right We Play It will mathematically keep bouncing, They are just now starting to warm up. Like the Cosmos, stay with us because we are staying with you! Thank you everyone for reals!!!! 100! THE HUNDO! (We finally made it! And we made it!!) *EP. 100 out of order for order* *With Special Guest JonPaul Recorded 4/27/24 at Gregory Arms Studio JPP's Featured Tracks: SZA- Drew Barrymore Trevor Jackson- Puddles Roberta Flack- Just When I Needed You Boris Gardiner- Every N--r is a Star WPI/WePlayIt #wpi #weplayit PARENTAL ADVISORY

What do we really know? What do you really know? What makes your facts true versus some other person's facts? What kind of questions are those? Does it matter? Do we matter? Uh-oh! The questions come with weight. They come with an openness that isn't comfortable. Should WPI take a mental health moment/day/period? How hard is hard now a days? Content, context, and definition. These are the keys, the jewels, and the absolute must be understood and agreed upon marks. Confusion only exist because one doesn't know and/or one hasn't shared. Humanity, stop it! It's time to be what we actually are and should be. Opportunity over everything. Duplicate Antigen Dose. Take it! Take it again! Just get and use the cure. It's way past time. Have as many regrets as necessary. Just do what needs to be done. Here we go! Welcome in........ In this episode of We Play It Adui Yako (AY the wise nose bandit) and BK (The Subverted Connector- The Wonder Twin Defector- The Milk of Magnesium Ingestor- The Mid Day Tube Socks on Professor- The Capt'n w/no T'Neal Sailor) groove into solars and eclipses and anything unreal enough to make the believable seem para-actual. They are very tuff with it.... That was your one and only written warning. Know that you seen it. No fine print. Real size and really visible. Go on. The fellaz are ready. The material is ready. The sound is ready. The moment is ready.... You already know how they do it. You know why they do it. And they are going to continue to do it as long as they have breath. As long as there is sound. As long as there is melody. As long as someone somewhere says or does something with an instrument or something that makes some kind of musical note, pattern, and/or creation.... This is WPI. We welcome you and we sincerely thank you! Feast away with this episode of ear candy..... Featured Tracks:Cola- So Excited Spotlights- The Alchemist The Friends of Distinction- And I Love Him Psychi- velvet LOS KEMET- Most Civilized Spirit Yumeia, Tre Flip- stanza senza luce The Beatles- I'm Only Sleeping Hit-Boy, The Alchemist- MORRISSEY STPH So Low- HANDPRINT Suzy Clue- Remember Me Jay Dee, J Dilla- Shake It Down Ahk Sair, KINAYDUH- No Te Rompas Spotify Playlist "WPI 2024_103" WPI - WePlayIt Recorded 3-26-24 #wpi #weplayit PARENTAL ADVISORY

This week, we're revealing notes that Angie Solomon was advised to take- the week of Grant's death- when she and others had suspicions that Aaron Solomon's account of Grant's death appeared to inconsistent. According to Angie's notes, the story of what happened to Grant changed multiple times. As a reminder, here is his official witness statement to the police:"My son Grant and I pulled in WPI separately, parked side by side. I was still in my car but noticed my son get out to get his baseball gear out of the back of his truck. I looked down to check a work email and the next thing I know, I hear and see the truck rolling backwards into the ditch. I get out of the car to find my son and saw that he was trapped underneath the truck and immediately called 911."Trigger Warning: The following episode includes allegations of domestic abuse and sexual assault. EPISODE NOTES AND DISCLAIMER:WHILE EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED, WE WOULD LIKE TO EMPHASIZE THAT THE VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES EXPRESSED BY THE INDIVIDUAL ARE THEIR OWN AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE EXPERIENCES OF OTHERS. ANGIE SOLOMON'S NOTES ARE FROM HER OWN POINT OF VIEW, HOWEVER, MUCH OF WHAT SHE STATED HAS BEEN BACKED UP WITH COURT DOCUMENTATION AND RECORDINGS. OPINION AND SPECULATION: THROUGHOUT THE PODCAST, THERE MAY BE INSTANCES WHERE OPINIONS AND/OR SPECULATION ARE EXPRESSED REGARDING CERTAIN EVENTS, INDIVIDUALS, OR CIRCUMSTANCES. THESE ARE THE PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES OF THE PODCAST HOSTS OR GUESTS AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS CONCLUSIVE OR FACTUAL STATEMENTS. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

W „Piśmie” uważamy, że z przygotowaniem tekstu do publikacji jest jak z wychowaniem dziecka – potrzeba do tego całej wioski. Najważniejsi w naszej pracy są, rzecz jasna, czytelnicy i czytelniczki oraz autorzy i autorki. Chcemy, aby ci pierwsi i te pierwsze otrzymali jak najciekawsze, najrzetelniejsze i napisane jak najpiękniejszym językiem artykuły. Dlatego wiele od tych drugich wymagamy, ale też zapewniamy im odpowiednie wsparcie. Wszystkie treści, które publikujemy, przechodzą wieloetapowy proces weryfikacji. Posłuchaj, jak o fact-checkingu opowiada Marcin Czajkowski, specjalista ds. weryfikacji faktów i dziennikarstwa danych w „Piśmie. Magazynie Opinii”. Czyta Kamil Pruban. Materiał powstał we współpracy z Audioteką. Prenumerując „Pismo”, nie tylko sprawiasz sobie prezent, lecz także wspierasz naszą pracę. Wierzymy w sens działania z misją. W słowo pisane i mówione, które ma moc, by kształtować postawy, uwrażliwiać, zachęcać do refleksji i dyskusji. Dołącz do społeczności, która podziela te wartości i dołóż swoją cegiełkę na magazynpismo.pl/prenumerata/ Kampania powstała przy wsparciu European Media&Information Fund (EMIF), prowadzonego przez Fundację im. Calouste'a Gulbenkiana. The campaign was created with the support of European Media&Information Fund, managed by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. ----------------------------------- Słuchaj więcej materiałów audio w stałej, niższej cenie. Wykup miesięczny dostęp online do „Pisma”. Możesz zrezygnować, kiedy chcesz. https://magazynpismo.pl/prenumerata/miesieczny-dostep-online-audio/

Dumbness personified and then some. If mistakes are made, make sure the corrections come in full effect immediately. When the radio works, let good music shine in. Call letters in the open. Area and zip codes stand up! Central time zone what it do?!? H-Town rep, blood, & soul. The mirror time has slowed down to show a reflection of moments where our two cohorts met and cemented their foundation. It's nothing but learning and living from there on out. No one knows everything and no one is all things. We gotta move and we gotta expand. Let the honor roll commence. We love these guys and we hope you do to. Technically, why else would you be here reading this and listening? Y? And the B? A to Z..... WPI! Chrome......... In this episode of We Play It Adui Yako (AY The Wide Nose Bandit) and BK (The Invisible Aardvark, The Geico Tongued, The Sloth Back Haired, The Pigeon Beaked, and The Beetle Bug Legged) summarize effort musically in genres not too often recognized and/or acknowledged. Dance, listen, and register. These two bold specimens are in love with the un-identified. They love sound and beat and chord and progression and rhythm and arrangement. They love what love is and can be and ultimately should be. BK never goes therefore he never went. AY goes therefore he always was.... You all need these yang and ying counter-parts. You all need their division as well as their root. They are all of us and they are all of them without even trying..... Define! Thank you........ Featured Tracks: Machinedrum, Freddie Gibbs- Kane Train Zeruel- Oztroja (demo) Amaria- Moon Kim Gordon- BYE BYE Lil B- BasedGods Pro Skater (Intro) gapyear- Is It August Joey Bada$$- Brooklyn's Own Crosses- Cadavre Exquis Dame D.O.L.L.A- Judgement Day Jed Arbour- You're Most Kind Young Jesus, Tomberlin- Ocean Ocean Alley- Confidence Spotify Playlist: "WPI 2024_102" Recorded 3/5/24 at Gregory Arms WePlayIt #WPI #WePlayIt PARENTAL ADVISORY

"While the prosecutor at his best is one of the beneficent forces in our society, when he acts from malice or other base motives, he is the worst,"- Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, in a speech delivered in 1940.This week, we discuss the immense power a District Attorney holds, the potential demise of Tennessee Open Records, and a horrific scandal out of Johnson City. Next week, we'll be "back in the parking lot at WPI."-----------EPISODE NOTES:https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/ag/legacy/2011/09/1604-01-1940.pdfhttps://www.justice.gov/archives/doj-archivehttps://www.tennessean.com/story/news/politics/2023/01/05/tennessee-gov-bill-lee-cites-deliberative-process-to-withhold-records/69724789007/https://ballotpedia.org/List_of_who_can_make_public_record_requests_by_statehttps://tennesseelookout.com/2024/02/24/federal-judge-green-lights-victims-class-action-lawsuit-against-johnson-city-police/https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2023-08-16/tennessee-man-who-killed-8-gets-life-in-prison-in-surprise-plea-deal-after-new-evidence-surfaceshttps://www.tiktok.com/@theshadowoath DISCLAIMER:WHILE EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED, WE WOULD LIKE TO EMPHASIZE THAT THE VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES EXPRESSED BY THE INDIVIDUAL ARE THEIR OWN AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THE EXPERIENCES OF OTHERS. OPINION AND SPECULATION: THROUGHOUT THE PODCAST, THERE MAY BE INSTANCES WHERE OPINIONS AND/OR SPECULATION ARE EXPRESSED REGARDING CERTAIN EVENTS, INDIVIDUALS, OR CIRCUMSTANCES. THESE ARE THE PERSONAL PERSPECTIVES OF THE PODCAST HOSTS OR GUESTS AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS CONCLUSIVE OR FACTUAL STATEMENTS. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Nèg Mawon Podcast, your go-to platform for in-depth discussions that unearth the complexities of Haitian history, culture, and contemporary challenges. I'm your host, Patrick Jean-Baptiste, and today we're diving deep into a topic that is fundamental to understanding Haiti's present by exploring its past. This episode is about the Haitian people, not their early leaders, some of whom we've literally turned into gods. This episode is about the moun endeyo and what remains of their legacy. In the cacophony of hardship that reverberates through Haitian history, we find the silent echoes of their resistance—they're the Army of Sufferers who shaped the nation in anonymity and struggle. In this episode, titled "The Struggle for Soil: Haitian Peasantry and the Seeds of Rebellion," I am immensely privileged to welcome Dr. Mimi Sheller, a beacon of scholarship and the Dean of the Global School at WPI. We're here to unravel the threads of Haitian fortitude and democratization embodied in the resistance of the moun endeyo, whose efforts and processes are seldom reflected in mainstream historical narratives. Our conversation traverses the deep economic desperation that has led to waves of outmigration that we see today on our screens, the assertion of the gangs, filling the security vacuum  in response to the absence of the state, and the disruptions in the rural economy that have torn the fabric of traditional living that existed for hundreds of years. Haiti's story, it seems, is likened to a war, not of arms, but of power and provision and the endless fight for positive developmental opportunities in the shadow of military might coupled with domestic and foreign interests. Untold generations of our ancestors are buried in unvisited tombs and silenced in the historical records. But thanks to the efforts of imminent scholars like Dr. Mimi Sheller, some of them escaped the colonial archives.  Dr. Sheller takes us through the everyday lives of 19th century Haitians, revealing the voices of the Haitian peasantry manifested through resistance. We reflect on the phrase, "You Signed My Name, but Not My Feet” as Dr. Sheller dissects the layers of democratization and the struggles inherent in Haiti's fight against slavery and external powers. We revisited the Piquet  Rebellion, spearheaded by the enigmatic, barefoot Jean Jacques Acau, who carried the mantle of the common people against the forces of the ruling class. We explore the deep roots of resistance, the African-derived collective ownership traditions, and the intricate bureaucracy entwined with land distribution, all within the context of Haiti's revolutionary legacy—a legacy that redefined democracy and stirred the Atlantic world yet remains on the periphery of historiographical recognition. So, sit back, tune in, and journey through time as we delve into "The Struggle for Soil: Haitian Peasantry and the Seeds of Rebellion," with the inimitable Dr. Mimi Sheller on the Nèg Mawon Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/negmawonpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/negmawonpodcast/support

It's going to be a battle. Division III has arrived at the final two weeks of the regular season, but for many teams the last chance to secure playoff positions is now. Interact with Hoopsville: Twitter (now X) | Facebook | Instagram | Threads | Email | #hoopsville On a special midday Monday edition of Hoopsville, we check in with teams around the country trying to finish strong. Teams battling for top seeds in conferences, even ranking positions regionally. So much on the line with so little time left. Are there any more surprises left in the season? And we will check in on news and notes around DIII. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline (subject to change): Stacey Ungashick Lobdell, Ohio Wesleyan women's coach Jared Fleming, Texas-Dallas men's coach Meg Barber, No. 1 NYU women's coach, and Dave Klatsky, No. 11 NYU men's coach Chris Bartley, WPI men's coach Pat Mackenzie, Saint John's men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com.

The breath of life can be a tricky thing. Some times it saves and some times it ends. We all start and at some point we all finish. It's that time in between that is the sweet spot or the difference between good life, bad life, or just plain ole existence. What one does with that sweet spot and how it is shared and passed around and completely and fully dove into is what will be remembered and shared or buried and burned with one's life. Carmen, you will forever be remembered and shared with and by WPI. We thank you for all you did and all you were. We know you are in the next phase slaying it and providing whatever is to be needed with ease and grace just as you did here. Thank you for being you. It meant the world, our Mexican Vecino Madre..... R.I.P. In this episode of We Play It BK (642 days absent from inside his own insides, turkey bacon connoisseur, if buttcheeks had a layer of brillo on them he would always sit perfect, and every silent letter every written he has heard them all) and Adui Yako (AY The Wide Nose Bandit) set up another fun filled episode of choice musical selections for adventurous ears to take part in. Hearts are heavy, life is lost, and time continues to be a known and unknown anomaly. Fear not, our trusty melody companions. WPI pushes through and forth like they always do and always will. Energy can never be truly stopped once created. Positive energy is the blood of soul. These two original homo sapiens circumvent, divide, share, and then retract back what's already been around like no others in the business of nature and harmony. Come aboard! They've been expecting you.... Press! Featured Tracks: Provoker- Debt Collector Machinedrum, Mono/Poly, Tanerelle- Star ML Buch- High speed calm air Maxo- Eyes on me Rihanna- Teah, I said it Flying Lotus, Kendrick Lamar- Never catch me Asunojokei- Heavenward MyVeronica- makeout club Gang Starr- Moment of truth Blizz from Juice. FiveEight Fever, ELEMXNT- Machine Gun Turrrets Extra WE PLAY IT/WPI Recorded 1-16-24

With more students interested in pursuing fields in STEM, Mark and Anna invited Sydney Trahan of Worcester Polytechnic Institute or more commonly known as WPI to join us in discussing what's unique about a technical school and more specifically, WPI. Known for their project-based curriculum and test-blind admissions process, Sydney shares what they really look for in applicants and what type of students thrive at WPI in this episode.Learn more about WPI at www.wpi.edu or contact Sydney directly at strahan@wpi.edu. 

How many problems do you have? How many bottles of beer have you started with and counted off the wall? How many times have you heard a perfect score is 100? Well, perfection to WPI is 99. Prince, favorite numbers, books, years, high A's, and a mindset that can not be ignored. 99 of anything is a lot. 99 says and shows patience, maturity, and longevity. There's something so respectful and wise about 99. We Play It has grown and become an outlet and a portal to musical feasts and harmonic rhythm orgies. They have crossed a threshold without looking back and somehow not even focused on what's in front of them. They just go... They spin and they travel like all living things in this universe and probably beyond. From the blue-est of velvets to the purple-ist of reigns, the movies made wouldn't hit right without music and geniuses the same. WPI to the next level. Here comes the show! In this episode of We Play It Adui Yako (AY The Wide Nose Bandit) and BK ( The Architect, The KilloGram, The Yonkist, The Quantified, The Chemical-ality, and The Grotesque) pull right up into your ear holes and set the scene with songs that go back and forth and through and outward. They peel off lusciousness with melodies that are mixed in and straight forward and straight ahead and angle like a trajectory set on Jupiter. Our musical junkies are in top form. They know the relevance of the episode 99 = The Purple-ist Reign. Their minds are set. They swore allegiance to the only real purple Prince. They know what a century means and it can not be reached before getting through or going through 99. It takes a nation of 0 to become the ultimate hero Choose your music freely. Choose to always be unprogrammable. Purple pill, peops! Thank you! Thank you all of you! WPI...... 99 Featured Tracks: J57- 2004 Beat 8 June Marieezy- Ah Ey Uh Julee Cruise- Mysteries of Love Karan Kanchan, Rashmeet Kaur, Yashraj- Ishq Nachaawe Scarlet House- drive u crazy Men I Trust- Organon Kenny Mason- FACTS 2oo7, Tony Shhnow- Round of Applause Tanerelle- Nothing Without You Destroy Lonely- if looks could kill WPI/WE PLAY IT Recorded 1/7/24 at Gregory Arms Studios WPI 2024_99 (The Purple-ist Reign) Spotify Playlist: "WPI 2024_99" PARENTAL ADVISORY

In this episode of Market Minutes, Lovisha Darad discusses about key factors that will guide market direction on January 15. With muted global set-up, will investors support market breadth as India Inc delivers Q3 results? All eyes will be on wholesale price inflation (WPI) data after retail inflation jumped to 4-month high of 5.7 percent in December. Also, catch VK Vijayakumar of Geojit Financial Services on Voice of the Day segment. Market Minutes is a morning podcast that puts the spotlight on hot stocks, key data points, and developing trends.

Off the rip, a million apologies. We had this show set up and ready for recording back in April of 2023, but due to many foreseen and unforeseen reasons and obstacles we somehow managed to skip right by this beauty. We basically recorded our last show in May of 2023 and it wasn't until late October/early November 2023 that we came back to start recording again. Hey! Shit happens right?!? We had to fire important personnel and incompetent personnel alike. The more we added on the more we also had to cut. The last 6 months of 2023 were savage.... We didn't want to let these songs and subject matter go to waste, so we decided to shoot this bitch and roll it as is as if it was even though it ain't. Lol! We appreciate your understanding and we hope we haven't offended anyone with our unprofessional circumstance. In this episode of We Play It, BK (The Electric Spotted Chocolate Dolphin, The System Against Sound Creator, The Only Diagonal Crossing In An All Horizontal and Vertical World, The Side Tea Sipper, and The Grove Was Not Disturbed But Instead He Crushed It Soldier) and Adui Yako (AY The Wide Nose Bandit) sit perfectly in the present even though they skipped a very important part of a numbered past. They choose to circumvent to the moment in passing as if the beat that dropped never missed its mark. Our 2 melody prisoners quickly give what the episode was, is, and will become effortlessly. The year was thin for WPI but quality over quantity suffices perfectly for this brand of awesomeness. 2024 is here! We are excited! You all should be excited. New digz, new anglez, new material, new everythang, but the same AY and BK killing you softly through your ear holes as they do and will always do. 4eva'! Listen, move, and/or both. Go! Featured Tracks: Thundercat- Jethro Rae Sremmurd- YMCA Great Death- Again Pretty V- Convoy Kxllswxtch- STRAY Sonny Sharrock- Promises Kept WPI #weplayit #wpi Recorded 1-7-24 Spotify Playlist "WPI 2023_96" PARENTAL ADVISORY

The Life and Times of Walter Reuther: An Unfinished Liberal Legacy by James Ten EyckThe Life and Times of Walter Reuther recounts the events and social movements that have shaped modern America and the role Walter Reuther played in many of them. For over thirty years Reuther and his United Automobile Workers Union were in the vanguard of voices advancing economic and social policies that raised the standard of living for many Americans. Reuther serves as a lens through which a period of labor advances, civil rights struggle, and hot and cold war are viewed. The book traces the formative years of the Reuther brothers in Wheeling and follows Walter and Victor Reuther's European adventure to their ancestral homeland during the rise of Hitler and into the Gorky Autoworks factory in Soviet Russia. The pair returned home to help lead the labor battles in Flint and Dearborn that established a UAW presence in the factories and ultimately brought Walter Reuther to the bargaining table to negotiate historic labor agreements. Reuther's story includes assassination attempts, confrontations with Senator Goldwater and Nikita Khrushchev, and a presence on the national and world stage for a quarter of a century. The book also discusses attitudes toward immigration and race throughout the twentieth century that echo in our discourse today.James Ten Eyck received a B.S. ion Mathematics from Lafayette College in 1963. After graduation he worked at IBM, Endicott for five years before leaving to obtain a Ph.D. In Physics. He began an academic career that included adding an M.S. in Computer Science from WPI and retiring after a twenty-five year tenure at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY. While at Syracuse he met and married his wife Veronica and welcomed the couple's only child, David.https://www.amazon.com/Life-Times-Walter-Reuther-Unfinished/dp/1960946161https://jamesteneyck.com/http://www.Crown888Press.com   http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/11124jtecr.mp3   

When they say life is just a fantasy and then ask do you want to live this fantasy life, one has to assume this is a good thing right? A fantasy where screams are laughs and pain is success. A fantasy where hate is undeniable love and misery has absolutely no company. A fantasy where anxiety is a pat on the back and despair is the sweetest of all hope. If lyrics were weapons, this entire life thing would have been over centuries ago. Some of the most beautiful things ever said or written have been in and through music. ReLoad The Olds and release the new. It's hard to understand now but eventually everyone will. We Play It has another ep ready for the can. It's been a trying and testing year, but through slower perseverance and steady focus, our ear heroes have returned to share and collab and give the gift of musical blessings. Stay with them. The fantasy is only life. Get living! In this episode of We Play It, BK (the diaspora dagger- the wheel of disaster never spinning- the horizontal female bender- the index of a wordless book) and AY (Adui Yako) bring the old year to an end and set the path for a new year to commence. The body of work for 2023 was off considerably for our dynamic duo, but the effort and the love have remained at their solid states of impressiveness. New digs, new equipment, new talent, new producers, new subscribers, new sponsors, and newness all the way around for WPI and the operation at hand. 2024 will be a burner for sure on the WPI creative output. Music, shows, more music, and more shows... Stay tune, get ready, and clean your ears thoroughly because magic and motion are on the way. In the mean time, relish in this incredible ep where BK and AY do their dance and share their scriptures of harmony and melody. These guys...... It's just a matter of time...... Right now! Go! Thank you all for another incredible year. See you all next year! Paz! WPI Featured Tracks: Dream, Ivory- welcome and goodbye 375- ethanembry J57- MARIO WITH THE SUNFLOWER Third Eye Blind- Thanks a Lot Zeruel- Blight Tanerelle- Lovin' you June Marieezy- Fly NV, YL, AKTHESAVIOR- All Sinners Red Hot Chili Peppers- Porcelain Title Fight- Lefty Spotify Playlist: WPI 2023_98 Recorded 12/28/23 at Gregory Arms Studio, CA PARENTAL ADVISORY

This episode is titled The Update. We have been through quite a bit these last 6 to 7 months. WPI has a new studio, traveling, family, job offers, assignments, new schedules, new opportunities, growing, and so much more. AY The Wide Nose Bandit and BK are in the process of getting their footing back on track. Never fear! These 2 steady seasoned elderly men have a knack for bouncing back and bouncing back better than ever. Regardless of anything and everything, the show will roll on. Episodes may come few and further in between, but that too shall pass. Please stay connected to us :) This episode is a sort of catching up and re-familiarizing ourselves with the new digz and controlz and trying to give a little update on our various situations and endeavors. We play a few cutz and chop it up like we normally do. The original WPI formats will return sooner than later.... At least, we are working towards sooner. We thank all of you for the unwavering support, checking in on us; the constant motivation and words of encouragement to continue doing what we do and to continue sharing that with you all. We are blessed and we do not take that lightly. Thank you! Enjoy this quick little update as much as we enjoy making it available for you all. RESPECT!!!! WPI Recorded 12-12-23

On this episode of The Healthcare Plus Podcast, Quint Studer hosts special guest Dr. David Grenache, Chief Scientific Officer of TriCore Reference Laboratories. Quint and David discuss how to replicate best practices, both in leadership and in medicine. Dr. Grenache shares examples of where he's driven change through the implementation of best practices and how he guided his team through those transformations.In their conversation, Dr. Grenache also shares valuable insights on:The critical role laboratory professionals play in predictive and preventative careThe role of AI in healthcareAnd the importance of leveraging tools and insights from laboratory data to impact population healthAbout David G. Grenache, PhD Dr. Grenache is the chief scientific officer for TriCore Reference Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In that role, he leads the TriCore Research Institute which helps to innovate healthcare through cutting-edge clinical device trials, advanced central lab services, and a sample biorepository. He is also the laboratory director of TriCore's flagship core laboratory, the medical director of immunology and of point-of-care testing, and a clinical professor of pathology at the University of New Mexico. He is a past president of the Association for Diagnostics and Laboratory Medicine, formerly known as the American Association for Clinical Chemistry. His term as president coincided with the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 and, as such, he helped lead the association through a period of turbulence and uncertainty. Dr. Grenache earned his PhD in biomedical sciences from WPI in Worcester, Massachusetts, and completed postdoctoral training in clinical chemistry at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri. He has published over 100 research articles, abstracts, and book chapters and is frequently invited to speak at scientific meetings. His research interests are centered on leveraging longitudinal laboratory data to gain insights into individual and population health and the diagnostic tests used to manage the pregnant patient.

Mx. Yaffa is an award-winning disabled, mad, trans, queer, Muslim, indigenous Palestinian. Mx. Yaffa conducts transformative work around displacement, decolonization, equity, and centering lived experiences of individuals most impacted by injustice. Mx. Yaffa is a storyteller and an equity and transformation consultant, having shared their story with over 100,000 audience members at speaking events globally. Mx. Yaffa has worked in over two dozen countries, and specializes in global and community vision building. Mx. Yaffa is an engineer, with a specialty in sustainability and social engineering, a peer support specialist, and an equity and transformation consultant. Mx. Yaffa utilizes peer support as a foundation for all their work, supporting peer-run spaces in organizational capacity building, equity, and sustainment. Mx. Yaffa brings together engineering, peer support, and trauma to support their vision of more equitable and accountable communities that lead to individuals' self-actualization. Mx. Yaffa is the Founder of several non-profits and community projects, such as CT Mutual Aid, and Life in My Days, an international non-profit that supports individuals and their communities on their journeys for self-actualization through mutual aid, transformative justice, and disability justice. For the last few years, Mx. Yaffa has also been a Master Recovery Educator, facilitating the RI Peer Support Certification training nationally to certify individuals as Peer Support Specialists. Additionally, Mx. Yaffa is an Equity Coach with Sustainable CT, supporting municipalities in the State in engraining equity practices into any sustainability work. Mx. Yaffa has a MA in Conflict Transformation and Social Justice from Queen's University Belfast, a Childhood Traumatic Stress graduate certificate from the Boston Trauma Center, and a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering from WPI. Mx. Yaffa currently serves as a board member for TransLifeline and is the previous co-chair of the International Association of Peer Supporters board. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jamarr-jabari/support

We had a professional audio engineer slow down the 911 call and attempt to reveal possible hidden details and unspoken narratives that lie within the background noise.  As we navigate through parts of the slowed-down 911 recording, our intent is to bring forth the faint conversations and noises, attempting to reveal what is concealed amidst the chaos of the crime scene. We are not phonetic or linguistic experts by any means, however; please listen and come to your own conclusion.  We also make note of some potential discrepancies stated by a WPI employee.DISCLAIMER:The following podcast episode features commentary on a 911 call breaking down the background noise. While the audio engineer is professional, an expert in the world of linguistics and phonetics is absent.  We speculate with our own opinions but suggest the listener draw their own conclusion.Accuracy of Information: The information presented in this podcast episode is based on the available evidence, reports, and public records. While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, details may be subject to errors or omissions. Listeners are encouraged to conduct their own research as well.Opinion and Speculation: Throughout the podcast, there may be instances where opinions and/or speculation are expressed regarding certain events, individuals, or circumstances. These are the personal perspectives of the podcast hosts or guests and should not be taken as conclusive or factual statements.EPISODE & SHOW NOTES:Notes from audio engineer Josh Halasz on time stamps to listen for more background during the call:First Occasion: (0:00:04 ) possible metallic bang heard immediatelySecond Occasion: (0:30:15 - 0:31:26) audio clip of a potential/possible female before Aaron states "I have 3 men here" Third Occasion: (0:35:21 - 0:36:20) possible new voice emerges before Aaron answers "yes my son" Fourth Occasion: (0:38:06 - 0:38:27)  This immediately follows the statement by Aaron made after the Third occasion of “yes my son is under it,"  you can hear a potential question being askedFifth Occasion: (1:28:18 - 1:30:24) A possible male voice potentially appears to be describing an object  (Potential) Metallic Sound: (2:07:22 - 2:08:05) This very quick and sharp sound, potentially a metallic noise with a very high pitch. Following the bang, Aaron states "Oh my God."Sixth Occasion: (2:47:20 - 2:49:03) During this occasion you can faintly hear what's speculated/possibly a female voice.Seventh Occasion: (3:16:10 - 3:17:07) A possible male voice ends his phrase with the word "good"Eighth Occasion: (3:30:14 - 3:31:10) Another comment seemingly/possibly made to Aaron by either male or female in the background Ninth Occasion: (3:33:08 - 3:34:19)  a potential male voice appears to say a phrase potentially ending with the word "expected"https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/corruption-what-happened-to-grant-solomon/id1682824328?i=1000609576206

Jim Pouliopoulos, known to all as “Pouli” is a storyteller, professional speaker, author, and Senior Lecturer and Director of the Professional Sales Program at Bentley University. In July of 2020, his book, “How to be a WELL BEING: Unofficial Rules to LIVE Every Day”, was published by Wiley Publishing. It shares Pouli's insights on bringing a happiness-first approach to business, education, and life. In his three TEDx Talks, he explores similar concepts and the question of what drives inner motivation and professional success. He is also a certified trainer for “The Art of Brilliance,” a UK-based firm that specializes in training and development to increase workplace wellbeing and personal positivity. He is a currently a Facilitator at Force Management.He is a self-proclaimed "recovering engineer." After earning two engineering degrees and an MBA, he left the corporate world behind and found true happiness and success as an educator, speaker, facilitator, and author.Pouli holds an MBA in Marketing from Bentley University, a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from RPI, and a Bachelor's degree in EE from WPI.In this conversation with John McMahon, Pouli discusses the importance of happiness in business and life. He explains that happiness is not dependent on external circumstances but rather on our mindset and daily habits. Pouli emphasizes the need to focus on the process rather than the outcome and shares insights on how to minimize the impact of negativity bias. He also introduces the career satisfaction matrix and highlights the importance of finding enjoyment in our work.HERE ARE SOME KEY SECTIONS TO CHECK OUT[00:03:23] The gap between expectations and reality affects happiness[00:09:53] External circumstances should not determine happiness[00:13:39] Many people dwell on regrets and don't learn from them[00:17:13] Recognizing when negativity bias impacts our viewpoint[00:21:33] Importance of empathy and trust in sales conversations[00:26:01] Burnout from doing something well but not enjoying it[00:39:21] Gaining knowledge quickly vs. developing skills through practice[00:49:56] The importance of getting enough sleep[00:50:58] Focusing on daily actions rather than the end goal[00:53:39] Solution to many problemsHIGHLIGHT QUOTES[00:13:39] "Regret has always sort of been this early warning system that you're doing something against what you truly care about." - Jim "Pouli" Pouliopoulos[00:20:47] "If you just focus on things that are positive on a daily basis, you will be happier." - Jim "Pouli" Pouliopoulos[00:25:42] "If you do something well, but you don't enjoy doing it, it becomes drudgery." - Jim "Pouli" Pouliopoulos[00:32:32] "Mastery never means you stop learning." - Jim "Pouli" PouliopoulosLearn more about Jim "Pouli" Pouliopoulos through this link.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pouli/Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064

2023年8月15日：澳大利亚统计局公布了6月季度的工资价格指数（WPI）（点击播客收听详情）。

Welcome to the 88th edition of WLRN's monthly handcrafted podcast for this first Thursday of the month in August 2023. Festival season is upon us in full force! Emily and I (Thistle) were just in the woods of Michigan for Big Mouth Girl and WPI and are now getting ready to go back for MFR (Michigan Framily Reunion). Jenna and her wife are en route to the Pines as I write this description to join hundreds of women for another Michigan music festival. O' August! It has been a month for womyn's music, art, culture, and community for over 45 years now since the very first MichFest that Lisa Vogel and friends conjured for us. Having said all that, today's show is not as edited as some of the editors on the team would have liked, but it is still perfect in its own imperfect way, as all of our collectively created shows are. First up, hear Emily greet the listener before diving into Mary O'Neill's world news segment in which she features, among other stories, news on sexual violence in Brazil and the abortion ban in Texas. Aurora linnea contributes a short segment during the world news to pay tribute to the late great singer/songwriter Sinead O'Connor who died on July 26th in London. Be sure to stay tuned for that passionate and moving piece from aurora. Next up, hear Sinead's song "The Emperor's New Clothes" in its entirety before we move into the interview Emily and I did with Elizabeth Chesak, a desisting woman who speaks out about how transgenderism impacted her life. Sekhmet SheOwl delivers our commentary this month at the end of the show that desists on certain radical feminist takes on desisterhood and detransitioning. It is a thoughtful and well-crafted commentary on a subject that has puzzled women since the dawn of patriarchy which is: how do we deal with internalized misogyny in women who have bought in, at some point in their lives, and in one way or another, to male rule? I know we grapple with that at these festivals during workshops and in conversation, and the wonderful thing about festival is that women work it out, whether it is by finding the right neighborhood to hang out in, or by attending a workshop to talk it through. Women are resilient and creative when we come together away from the influence of men. We end the show with Sinead's voice, as the team at WLRN is sorely feeling the loss of our sister songbird who died too soon. Thanks for staying tuned to handcrafted, community-powered feminist radio, WLRN.

Welcome back to our weekend Cabral HouseCall shows! This is where we answer our community's wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging questions to help people get back on track! Check out today's questions:    Christine: Dear Dr. Cabral, Thank you! As my interest in holistic health has grown, I have listened to many podcasts and yours has moved into my favorite spot. You give valuable information and I trust your intentions and integrity. Very inspiring! I did your stress and hormones test, and was able to talk to an IHP. One thing that stood out is that my cortisol levels are high and I should likely avoid intermittent fasting as it is a stress on my body. I am almost 54 years old and still in perimenopause. However, there is a lot of family history of cancer and other disease, I don't want to miss out on the benefits of autophagy. Is it possible to fast and counteract that stress with supplements such as ashwaganda or anything else?   Christine: Dr. Cabral, this is my second question submitted today so I understand if you can't answer it. I wondered if you've ever been able to help people with a phobia to swallowing pills. I am embarrassed to say that I am 54 years old and still need to have food to swallow my vitamins. Imagine my horror when I went to the oral surgeon iand before the procedure could be done, they handed me a huge pill to swallow. They all searched in their lunch.bags for crackers or something, and in the end, I just chewed the pill (yuck) and swallowed it. So many people have tried to help and love to show off when they can swallow a handful of pills at once. I just can't get over this phobia.   Diane: My husband and I are 47 years old. We workout 7 days a week. Everyday we run 2-4 miles, then do a 15 minute rowing interval workout, then do strength training, and then go in the sauna for 20 minutes. Although at times we feel like this intense exercise may be doing more harm than good, we also don't want to short change ourselves and not do everything possible to stay fit and in shape. Are we being less effective by doing as much as we are doing?   Simon: Hi Dr Cabral, I heard recently on a bodybuilding podcast that heavy weightlifting sessions can result in systemic inflammation throughout the body and increased intestinal permeability, and therefore anything you ingest at this time might make its way into the bloodstream. The conclusion was that anything you regularly consume during or immediately after a heavy workout might result in the body forming intolerances to that substance. Is there any validity in these claims? I'm conscious that the things I ingest around workouts (glutamine, fruit, WPI) are staple supplements and foods for me, and I don't want to form intolerance! PS I suffer from intestinal permeability and IBS so this is a particular concern for me. Thanks!   Ryan: First, I would like to thank you for taking the time to provide our community with The Cabral Concept, it's such a wonderful free resource on all things health. Your podcast has helped me in my personal journey as well as helped me learn and be better able to pass on my knowledge to friends and family. My questions have to do with microdosing psilocybin, brain health and neurogenesis. What is your take on it and do you have any strong objections to it, besides the legality? If you were to microdose, would you suggest taking any additional supplements to help, such as the Stamets Stack (psiloybin, lions mane and niacin) or any supplements to support any depleted nutrients? Thanks again!     Thank you for tuning into today's Cabral HouseCall and be sure to check back tomorrow where we answer more of our community's questions!      - - - Show Notes and Resources: StephenCabral.com/2640 - - - Get a FREE Copy of Dr. Cabral's Book: The Rain Barrel Effect - - - Join the Community & Get Your Questions Answered: CabralSupportGroup.com - - - Dr. Cabral's Most Popular At-Home Lab Tests: > Complete Minerals & Metals Test (Test for mineral imbalances & heavy metal toxicity) - - - > Complete Candida, Metabolic & Vitamins Test (Test for 75 biomarkers including yeast & bacterial gut overgrowth, as well as vitamin levels) - - - > Complete Stress, Mood & Metabolism Test (Discover your complete thyroid, adrenal, hormone, vitamin D & insulin levels) - - - > Complete Food Sensitivity Test (Find out your hidden food sensitivities) - - - > Complete Omega-3 & Inflammation Test (Discover your levels of inflammation related to your omega-6 to omega-3 levels) - - - Get Your Question Answered On An Upcoming HouseCall: StephenCabral.com/askcabral - - - Would You Take 30 Seconds To Rate & Review The Cabral Concept? The best way to help me spread our mission of true natural health is to pass on the good word, and I read and appreciate every review!  

One of the all-time WPI baseball greats, Nolan, joins us in-studio (00:07:00). Michael Rapinoe, CEO of Live Nation, calls in and announces he might be able to get Taylor Swift on later in the show (00:09:00). Nolan explains that he did not lie on the phone about his identity (00:27:30). Many are blaming celebrities like Tom Brady and Steph Curry for endorsing FTX (00:32:30). '80 for Brady's' trailer was released and the movie looks awful (00:41:00). The two-time MVP of The Dozen points out that he has never been called as a phone-a-friend (00:49:30). Taylor Swift calls in to discuss the Ticketmaster fiasco (01:13:47) & Steven Hyden of Uproxx and author of 'Long Road: Pearl Jam and the Soundtrack of a Generation' checks in to discuss his column ranking Bruce Springsteen albums (01:25:30).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/kminshow