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Native America Calling - Thursday, May 9, 2024 – Miss Indian World Kassie John
Twenty-five year old Diné multimedia artist Kassie John is the newest cultural ambassador to wear the Miss Indian World crown. She is the first Navajo Miss Indian World in a decade. John hopes to inspire young people to tap into their own artistic talent to bring Indigenous stories to others. She’s a business owner and comes from a family with many strong ties to the powwow community. We’ll hear from her and some previous Miss Indian World winners about the power of Native royalty. Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S9 Bonus: Adam Sandman, Inflectra
Adam Sandman grew up in Wales, in the United Kingdom. He went to university to study physics, because he had a fascination and desire to understand how things in the world worked. It was during this time that he ended up falling in love with tech, and has been in the industry ever since. Outside of tech, he is married with older children. He mentioned he was a scout master in the past, which he really enjoyed how the Scouts were led by the Scouts themselves.
In the past, Adam realized that there were not great tools out there for QA testing. He noticed a lot of people were using Excel and Word, along with manual testing through the industry. Given his experience as a project manager and architect, he saw an opportunity in the market - and set out to build a solution.
This is the creation story of Inflectra.
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Bay Curious - History of Sutro Baths
The ruins of Sutro Baths, at the far western edge of San Francisco, are mysterious. Clearly something big used to stand here. Today we take you back in time to what visiting this grand swimming facility would have been like.
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Curious City - The Curious Case Of The Swami Vivekananda Way Street Sign
Kids in India learn about Swami Vivekananda like kids in the U.S. learn about Abraham Lincoln. So how is it that he has his own honorary Chicago street sign? Find out about the monk who introduced Hinduism to the West, his deep ties to the city, and...what exactly happened to that sign.
Curious City - The Curious Case Of The Swami Vivekananda Way Street Sign
Kids in India learn about Swami Vivekananda like kids in the U.S. learn about Abraham Lincoln. So how is it that he has his own honorary Chicago street sign? Find out about the monk who introduced Hinduism to the West, his deep ties to the city, and...what exactly happened to that sign.
The Intelligence from The Economist - The Intelligence: Singapore’s “4G” era
Lawrence Wong will only be the city-state’s fourth leader since its independence. Our foreign editor asks him how he hopes to balance diplomatic relationships with America and China, maintain economic success, and strengthen the country’s democracy. The impact of climate change on archaeology (11:31). And, a new biopic takes on one of the most lucrative, distinctive pieces of classical music (17:26).
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - FIRST MOVER: What Happens if ETH Is Deemed a Security?
Bragança Law attorney and former SEC enforcement branch chief Lisa Bragança discusses Robinhood's Wells Notice from the SEC and why the agency will likely go after ether staking.
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Lisa Bragança, Bragança Law attorney and former SEC enforcement branch chief, joins "First Mover" to discuss Robinhood's Wells Notice from the SEC and the agency's approach to crypto regulation. Plus, why the SEC will likely go after ether staking, and what happens to ETH holders if ether is deemed a security in the U.S.
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Alabama
- AG Marshal files legal challenge to Biden's change of Title IX rules on "gender"
- Sen. Tuberville calls on FDIC chairman to resign after report of misconduct
- AL Farm Center bill passes committee on Wed. after drama in House on Tuesday
- AL Judiciary committee kills bill that makes changes to state ethics laws
- Congressman Moore votes to not table the motion to vacate House speaker
- Congressman Aderholt laments the name change coming to Boy Scouts
National
- US DefSec confirms to Senate that Biden delayed bomb shipment to Israel
- Trump releases statement on the motion to vacate that occurred in House
- GA court of Appeals will review case from Trump to disqualify DA Willis
- Former TX deputy is given $400K for wrongful firing re: Jan 6 attendance
- Chris Cuomo moves from shaming to naming the efficacy of Ivermectin