The Phil Ferguson Show - 324 David Fitzgerald – Shatter War
Interview with David Fitzgerald. He and his wife Dana Fredsti have finished the 2nd of three books in the "Time Shards" trilogy. David has also written several books on religion. Including:
- Nailed: Ten Christian Myths That Show Jesus Never Existed At All
- Jesus: Mything in Action (Vol 1,2,3)
- The Complete Heretic's Guide to Western Religion, Book 1 - Mormons
Investing Skeptically : Book recommendations and basic investing philosophy.
Extra audio:
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali - I disagree with my father
- Brian Gree on Dark Matter
- Nailed: Ten Christian Myths That Show Jesus Never Existed At All
- Jesus: Mything in Action (Vol 1,2,3)
- The Complete Heretic's Guide to Western Religion, Book 1 - Mormons
Investing Skeptically : Book recommendations and basic investing philosophy.
Extra audio:
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali - I disagree with my father
- Brian Gree on Dark Matter
The Allusionist - Allusionist special: Podcast Podcast
Here’s a special episode about the word that brought us all together… aaand a lot of you hate it.
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S1 E17: Blake Miller, Homebase
Coming from a supportive, entrepreneurial home, Blake Miller was introduced to the internet at a very young age – building websites for friends, and flipping digital businesses the same way people flip houses. Outside of tech, he is a competitive barbecuer, with a team of long time friends who create award winning BBQ. Highly involved in the Kansas City Smart City initiative, he created an award winning iOT solution around smarter living experience for tenants and more profitable infrastructure for building owners and managers. This solution quickly turned into the company known as Homebase.
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You're Wrong About - The O.J. Simpson Trial: Kato Kaelin Part 1
Sarah tells Mike how an aspiring actor protected and then betrayed Nicole Brown Simpson without knowing he was doing either. Digressions include '80s movie tropes, ski-resort etiquette and the need for a process of "un-faming." Unfortunately, this episode contains graphic descriptions of violence and abuse.
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The Intelligence from The Economist - COP out: the UN climate talks
Again, the annual COP conference ran long and ended with disappointment. Why can’t countries agree on what so clearly must be done? One big contributor to the changing climate is meat-eating, and China looks ever more carnivorous. And a new, push-button system to land planes whose pilots are incapacitated. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/radiooffer
The Best One Yet - The Spirit Airline-ification of cars — Pandora’s talking ads — and the Phase I trade deal
V-commerce — aka “voice commerce” has new momentum after online radio Pandora tests ads that let you talk back. Car prices are starting to mimic airplane ones, forcing you to pay extra if you want anything. And stocks hit record highs last week on word the US and China actually/finally reached an agreement over phase 1 of the trade deal.
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Start the Week - Numbers, nightmares and nanotech
The mathematician Hannah Fry reveals the hidden numbers, rules and patterns that secretly control our daily lives, in this year’s Royal Institution Christmas lectures. She tells Kirsty Wark how maths and algorithms have the power to reveal the truth - and to obscure it.
The economist Tim Harford is in search of the truth as he unravels the events that led to real life disasters. In the podcast series Cautionary Tales, Harford asks what we can learn from catastrophes. He wonders why we are so often susceptible to cons.
Science has revolutionised the way we live, and in the field of technology the ingenious invention of blockchain has been heralded as truly radical. As an incorruptible digital ledger of transactions, blockchain has uses far beyond crypto-currencies. The Financial Times journalist Izabella Kaminska looks back over the last decade to consider whether blockchain has lived up to its hype.
The latest science promising to transform medicine and biology is nanotechnology. Sonia Contera is a pioneer in the field and believes studying the infinitesimal realm of proteins and DNA will have a profound impact on our health and longevity.
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Strict Scrutiny - Not Afraid of Garland
Melissa and Jaime deck the halls with argument recaps, cert grants, and opinions-- plus some speculation about upcoming wardrobe choices for Chief Justice Roberts.
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What Next - What Next | Daily News and Analysis – How McKinsey Became a Villain
Public sector consulting is under a new kind of scrutiny. Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign has thrust his former employer, McKinsey, into the spotlight. What’s been brought to the surface has challenged their stated values of “doing the most good”.
Guest: Ian McDougall, Reporter for ProPublica
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