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The Daniel Stih Podcast
Daniel Stih
The Homeschool How To
Cheryl - Host
Veritas Church
Brett Wagner
Paper-to-Podcast
Artificially Human
Let's Talk About Clutter
Margo Staten
Iron Trap Garage Podcast
Iron Trap
St David's Bridge Strict Baptist Chapel
Rowland Wheatley
Starlight Compost Multi-Cultural Cosmology
KVMR-FM
Au Parloir
Cédric Bergeron
Breaking Through Barriers
Krista Sandford-Hill
A Fondo Con María Jimena Duzán
Mafialand
Your Daily Real Estate Podcast with Tristan Ahumada
Tristan Ahumada
Bullitt Lick Baptist Church - Sermons
Bullitt Lick Baptist Church
Reading the Bible Daily
Dave Jenkins
The Renaissance Files Podcast
Juda$ X
ABC 7 Chicago Eyewitness News
ABC7 Chicago
ABC13 Eyewitness News
ABC13 Houston
The Backbone Wrestling Network
Thebackbonepod
Closer To Christ Through General Conference
Abbie and Amy
Go Flush Yourself
goflushyourselfpodcast
American Campus Podcast
Lauren Lassabe Shepherd
Reflect w/ Ed Fassio
Ed Fassio
Daily Meditation
Daily Meditation Club
Hunt West Podcast
Jaden Bales
3 First Dates Later
Amber & Jorden
Torah Podcast for Your Commute
Ahavat Achim
Rebuilding Faith
Jeremy Jernigan
WPGM On Demand
Montrose Broadcasting
Surrounded
Jubilee Media
Command 2 Corporate
Larry Perry
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Reality Check with Ross Coulthart
Ross Coulthart
Hörbar Rust
radioeins (rbb) & rbb media
Daily BTW AI News Podcast
Sean Patterson
In Deep Geek
indeepgeek
Torah In Seven With Baila Olidort
Baila Olidort - Lubavitch International
The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard
Cutdown Studios
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Daniel Stih
This conversation started as a discussion about "taking a break" in a relationship. Underneath is a broader question about compatibility, emotional pressure, communication, boundaries, and how people respond when relatio...
AI companies have been accused of training music-generation models on copyrighted songs without permission. Lawsuits followed. Licensing deals emerged. The debate became about copyright and compensation. While investigat...
Jason Earle left a career on Wall Street after discovering that mold in his childhood home may have contributed to years of allergies and asthma. He went on to perform thousands of building investigations and developed t...
An exploration of how the questions we ask—and the models we build—can influence narratives that shape technology, investment, and public policy. A widely cited paper estimated the water footprint of AI models. The resul...
Matthew McConaughey once asked a simple question: Why can't we put the Ten Commandments back in public schools? That seems reasonable. Many of the principles most people would agree with. That question led me somewhere ...
What if part of the Israel – Iran conflict is not about oil, politics, or ideology — rather about how states behave once survival and continuity become the organizing principle? In this episode, I explore the logic of th...
This episode is not about choosing sides. It's about how: nations define threats the public simplifies wars into moral stories labels compress complexity incentives shape policy systems behave differently than people as...
This conversation started as a discussion about texting and dating. Underneath it is a broader question about communication, ambiguity, projection, and how technology changes human interaction. How much meaning do people...
What does the word "ceasefire" actually mean? Most who hear the term assume: fighting stopped, peace is beginning both sides agreed In practice, the term is less absolute than the assumptions attached to it. In this e...
The headline is simple: "Weedkiller fight hits the Supreme Court." The story most people hear is even simpler: A company failed to warn users → people got sick → lawsuits followed. That's a collapsed version of what's ha...
Words like "war," "crisis," and "bubble" feel as they come with clear meaning. They don't. In this episode, I break down how the words we use shape what we think, and how we attach assumptions that aren't actually there....
A recent AI paper claims models are starting to "protect" themselves—and even each other. They resist shutdown. They modify systems. They break rules. At first glance, it looks like something new. Maybe even dangerous. W...
When you hear that data centers use "millions of gallons of water," what is that number measuring? This episode breaks down how water use is calculated, how electricity and manufacturing get bundled into a single figure,...
[ Audio updated on March 22 to correct a brief overlap around 8:00 ] I came across a video analyzing beers like Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois, Coors Light, Bud Light, and Heineken—and it's a perfect example of how reason...
My guest is Noah Healy, inventor of the Coordinated Discovery Market (CDM) — a proposed structural change to how commodity markets are priced and stabilized. Noah's patent application for CDM was initially allowed, then ...
This episode is the conversation that led to my solo essay and episode, Division Isn't a Mystery. It's a System. In this mostly unedited discussion, I'm joined by John Abrons to think through why so many issues in Americ...
America feels divided in a way that goes beyond disagreement. Disagreement is normal. What we're experiencing feels different, urgent, harder to resolve. In this solo episode, Daniel Stih expands on his essay Division Is...
In this companion episode, I make the reasoning path explicit behind the idea that battery fire safety on airplanes is focused on the symptom, not the cause. I walk through the assumptions I questioned, the sequence of t...
Lithium battery fires on airplanes are rare. When they happen, they're dangerous, disruptive, and costly. What's interesting is how we've chosen to deal with that risk. The aviation safety strategy what to do after a de...
What the iPhone's latest UI change reveals about a recurring design failure mode A recent iPhone UI update sparked a broader question: what happens when style starts to lead function? I explore why highly stylized interf...
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