Patrick Seaton covers his concept of the hidden and open consequences of Executive Management decisions.

Conversation Frameworks are cool tools Patrick Seaton has developed and Impact is the one Patrick talks about today. Patrick makes a special offer that you can take advantage of. Reach out to him by contacting him on LinkedIn

He offers his checklist for those who reach out to him on Linked In.

He also offers his 10 Day Free Trial on Ask Alex.

The Innovative Management Tools Radio show segments on Building Fortunes Radio Show with Peter Mingils can be heard every week.

Patrick Seaton previously rolled out his AI Project called "Ask Alex”.
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Each week Patrick Seaton shares his decades long knowledge and experiences. Patrick gives several stories and examples and even offers an opportunity to have access to his executive level training and coaching. Contact Patrick and tell him you heard him on Building Fortunes Radio. Patrick Seaton owns https://innovativemanagementtools.com

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Peter Mingils and Terry Kelliher talk about the key coaches and trainers being exposed to the Public Access Media Network. The Public Access Media project will be launching in second quarter of 2026. Over the past weeks Terry Kelliher brings to his ocalation his top programming architect. On Kell News Radio Show, Peter Mingils and Terry Kelliher continue the dialogue of the progress of Public Access Media Network.

We discuss the Public Access Media Network project and how it will serve people in everyday challenges, like elections and food programs.

Make sure you check out previous shows for some of the background of the Chat feature.

Terry Kelliher has done a great presentation on the Chat functions and meaning on Terry Kelliher's new platform on a previous show.
Continuing from last week's episode, Peter Mingils and Terry Kelliher talk about the new .chat domain names being available and how he is using them in local, state and nationwide aspects of his Public Access Media Network. Terry has been working on this platform architecture for decades and his persistence is paying off with the help of advanced programming and AI.

This is one of the domains that explain some of the ideas as well as the others on Kell.News https://publicaccess.blog.news/

We are always updating the Kell News site with the Kell News Radio shows.
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In this episode, this is the Building Fortunes Radio show where Ray Gebauer talks about the UFO Success Formula. Ray does three separate shows on each letter of the acronym.

Ray takes some time to expand on this UFO acronym to help people live a better life. He talks about the word Optimize. This is something you want to take notes on and share with others. Ray spends soe time how to optimize various aspects of your life

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The Public Access Media project will be launching in second quarter of 2026. Over the past weeks Terry Kelliher brings local his top programming architect. On Kell News Radio Show, Peter Mingils and Terry Kelliher continue the dialogue of the progress.

We discuss the Public Access Media Network project and how it will serve people in everyday challenges, like elections and food programs.

Make sure you check out previous shows for some of the background of the Chat feature.

Terry Kelliher has done a great presentation on the Chat functions and meaning on Terry Kelliher's new platform on a previous show.
Continuing from last week's episode, Peter Mingils and Terry Kelliher talk about the new .chat domain names being available and how he is using them in local, state and nationwide aspects of his Public Access Media Network. Terry has been working on this platform architecture for decades and his persistence is paying off with the help of advanced programming and AI.

This is one of the domains that explain some of the ideas as well as the others on Kell.News https://publicaccess.blog.news/

We are always updating the Kell News site with the Kell News Radio shows.
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You can also find Kell News shows on the Youmongus Radio Network as well.

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On this show, Ken Nielson talks about a the Marian Donovan and how she invented Pampers. Read the text below to read the history

The Pampers product (disposable diapers) was developed by a team at Procter & Gamble (P&G), led by chemical engineer Victor Mills.In the mid-1950s (starting around 1956), Victor Mills—frustrated with changing his newborn grandson's cloth diapers—initiated and led the project to create a convenient, affordable, disposable alternative. He assigned researchers in P&G's Exploratory Division to develop it, drawing on absorbent materials and production innovations. Prototypes were tested on his grandchildren, and after refinements, testing, and market trials (including in Peoria, Illinois), Pampers launched in 1961 as the world's first widely successful and mass-marketed disposable diaper.Key contributors included:

This innovation revolutionized baby care, turning disposable diapers into a global industry (Pampers remains one of P&G's top brands today). Victor Mills (1897–1997) was a prolific P&G engineer also known for work on products like Pringles, Ivory soap improvements, and Jif peanut butter.Sources confirming this include P&G's official history on the Pampers website, Wikipedia, University of Washington alumni profiles, and historical articles from outlets like the Chicago Tribune.

You're right, there was earlier history and several key figures who pioneered aspects of disposable or semi-disposable diapers well before Victor Mills and Pampers (launched in 1961). Pampers is often credited with making the modern, mass-market, affordable disposable diaper a household staple, but the concept evolved over decades with contributions from multiple inventors and companies.Here's a chronological overview of the key pre-Pampers developments:

Other early efforts included prototypes from the 1930s–1940s by various inventors (e.g., for absorbent inserts or better covers), but none achieved widespread, affordable success until P&G's refinements.Victor Mills at Procter & Gamble built on these ideas in the mid-1950s—frustrated with cloth diapers for his grandson, he led a team to create a better, layered, absorbent, disposable version that was practical to manufacture and buy. After prototypes, market tests (e.g., in Peoria, IL), and improvements like tape fasteners (replacing pins), Pampers launched in 1961 and transformed the industry by making disposables convenient and economical.In short: Yes, people like Marion Donovan (key U.S. innovator for the waterproof cover and disposable concept), Pauliström (early Swedish absorbent pads), and others started it decades earlier. Mills/Pampers didn't "invent” disposables from scratch but perfected and commercialized the modern version that caught on globally.

Interesting story for sure!

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This episode can be associated with last week's show about making $10K per month. Someone can spend the time and the efforts to earn between one and two million and invest it, or build a home based MLM business and build it to that level.

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Ken Nielson, a successful home-based business owner, knows network marketing can still be one of the best ways for people to achieve personal health and financial stability.
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 Basketball Coach News on Building Fortunes Radio is hosted by Coach Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils on Monday at 5PM Eastern. On this show, Irvin Harris just finished shoveling snow from his home in New Hampshire after a January 2026 Winter storm

We listen about Leadership and Discipline and sports and business.

The Basketball Coach News Radio Show Hosted by Irvin Harris can also be found on BasketballCoach.news

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In January 2026, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, became the stage for one of the most unconventional diplomatic episodes in modern history. President Donald Trump, returning to the global stage during his second term, used his keynote address to reignite his long-standing ambition: the American acquisition of Greenland.

The speech was a masterclass in "Trumpian” diplomacy—a mixture of strategic hardball, historical revisionism, and high-stakes economic leverage.

Throughout his address, President Trump framed the acquisition not as a colonial expansion, but as a "strategic necessity” for the 21st century. He described Greenland as a "very big piece of ice” that currently serves as a financial burden to Denmark, claiming it costs Copenhagen hundreds of millions of dollars annually to maintain.

His primary argument centered on the "Golden Dome”—his administration's proposed missile defense system. Trump asserted that full "right, title, and ownership” of Greenland was the only way to effectively defend the Western Hemisphere against the growing Arctic presence of Russia and China. In a line that left many European diplomats stunned, he argued, "You can't defend it on a lease. You need to own it to protect it.”

The Davos speech followed a period of intense tension. Leading up to the event, the administration had threatened a 10% tariff on several European nations—including the UK, France, and Germany—after they participated in military exercises in Greenland at Denmark's invitation. Trump had even previously refused to rule out the use of military force to secure the territory.

However, in a dramatic "U-turn” during his Davos appearance, Trump de-escalated. He explicitly ruled out military force, stating, "I don't want to use force. I won't use force.” Shortly after the speech, he announced via Truth Social that he had reached a "framework of a future deal” with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. This framework allegedly traded the withdrawal of the threatened tariffs for increased U.S. military access and rights to Greenland's vast mineral deposits.

The speech was not without its signature eccentricities. On four separate occasions, the President appeared to confuse Greenland with Iceland, blaming the latter for a recent dip in the U.S. stock market. While the White House later clarified he was referring to the "icy nature” of the territory, the slips added to the surreal atmosphere of the forum.

Furthermore, Trump's historical claims—specifically that the U.S. "gave Greenland back” to Denmark after World War II—were met with immediate pushback from historians and Danish officials. Denmark has held sovereignty over Greenland since 1814, and while the U.S. defended the island during the Nazi occupation, it never held the title.

While the "Greenland Gambit” at Davos lowered the immediate threat of a trade war, it left the Transatlantic alliance in a state of flux. Denmark and Greenland both reiterated that the island is not for sale, yet the "framework deal” suggests a new era of aggressive U.S. interest in the Arctic.

Whether this was a genuine attempt at acquisition or a high-level "art of the deal” tactic to secure mineral rights, Trump's Davos speech ensured that the Arctic will remain at the red-hot center of his foreign policy.

Always consider the new company Absolute Branding for bookkeeping accounting and marketing.

Peter Mingils talks about the new company and services being offered by Jean Luc and Diane on previous Building Fortunes radio shows.
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In this episode, this is the Building Fortunes Radio show where Ray Gebauer talks about the UFO Success Formula.

Ray takes some time to expand on this UFO acronym to help people live a better life. He talks about Freedom. This is something you want to take notes on and share with others. Ray spends some time how freedom is related to consciousness

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 Basketball Coach News on Building Fortunes Radio is hosted by Coach Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils on Monday at 5PM Eastern. On this show, Chuck Myette shares his personal story of leadership and mentorship

The Basketball Coach News Radio Show Hosted by Irvin Harris can also be found on BasketballCoach.news

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This episode is about Supreme Court's Pending Decision on Pesticide Immunity.
A Turning Point for Monsanto and Bayer?On January 16, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it would review Monsanto Company v. Durnell, a case that could grant broad immunity to pesticide manufacturers from state-level lawsuits.

This decision comes amid thousands of ongoing claims against Bayer AG, which acquired Monsanto in 2018, alleging that the popular weedkiller Roundup causes cancer, particularly non-Hodgkin lymphoma. With Bayer already having paid out approximately $11 billion in settlements for nearly 100,000 cases as of mid-2025, the high court's ruling could either shield the company from further liability or open the floodgates for more litigation.

lawsuit-information-center.comThe lawsuits stem from Roundup's active ingredient, glyphosate, which the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer classified as "probably carcinogenic to humans” in 2015. Plaintiffs argue that Monsanto failed to warn users about these risks on product labels, despite internal documents suggesting the company knew of potential dangers but downplayed them. High-profile verdicts, like the $1.25 million award upheld in the Durnell case by the Missouri Court of Appeals, have fueled the litigation wave.

Bayer maintains that glyphosate is safe when used as directed, pointing to approvals from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other regulators worldwide. However, juries in multiple states have sided with plaintiffs, awarding billions in damages before reductions on appeal.At the heart of the Supreme Court case is the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), a 1947 law that governs pesticide registration and labeling in the U.S.

Bayer argues that FIFRA preempts state failure-to-warn claims. Under this doctrine, if the EPA approves a pesticide's label without requiring a cancer warning—as it has repeatedly done for Roundup—states cannot impose additional warning requirements through tort lawsuits. This preemption would effectively immunize companies from claims based on labeling omissions, as federal law would override conflicting state actions. Bayer's position is bolstered by a circuit split among federal appeals courts: the Eleventh Circuit has ruled in favor of preemption, while the Ninth and Third Circuits have allowed such claims to proceed, creating legal uncertainty that the Supreme Court may now resolve.

Proponents of immunity, including Bayer and some agricultural groups, contend that uniform federal regulation is essential for the pesticide industry. Without preemption, companies could face a patchwork of state laws, leading to inconsistent labeling and stifling innovation in crop protection. The EPA's rigorous review process, they say, already ensures safety, and overriding it with state juries could undermine scientific assessments. In December 2025, the U.S. Solicitor General filed a brief supporting Supreme Court review, echoing concerns that conflicting court rulings disrupt national pesticide policy.

Bayer has actively pursued this strategy, viewing a favorable ruling as a way to "largely end the Roundup litigation,” according to company statements.Opponents, including plaintiffs' attorneys, environmental advocates, and public health groups, argue that FIFRA preemption would strip victims of recourse and prioritize corporate profits over safety. They point out that the EPA's approvals rely heavily on industry-submitted data, which may not fully capture long-term risks. State tort laws, they assert, serve as a critical check on federal regulators, especially when new evidence emerges post-approval. For instance, studies linking glyphosate to cancer have proliferated since Roundup's initial EPA greenlight in the 1970s. Allowing preemption could set a dangerous precedent, immunizing not just Bayer but other pesticide makers from accountability for products like neonicotinoids or dicamba, which have faced similar scrutiny for environmental and health impacts.

Critics also highlight Bayer's lobbying efforts, including calls for congressional protection, as evidence of an attempt to evade jury verdicts.

The implications of the Supreme Court's decision, expected in the 2025-2026 term, are profound. A ruling for Bayer could halt remaining lawsuits—estimated at over 50,000, and save the company billions, potentially stabilizing its stock after years of volatility. Conversely, rejecting preemption would affirm states' rights to regulate warnings, encouraging more claims and pressuring the EPA to revisit glyphosate's status. This case also intersects with broader debates on federalism, regulatory capture, and corporate responsibility in an era of climate change and biodiversity loss, where pesticides play a contentious role in agriculture.As the court deliberates, stakeholders from farmers to cancer survivors will watch closely. Whatever the outcome, it underscores the tension between innovation and public health in America's food system. For now, the thousands of plaintiffs await a verdict that could redefine accountability for one of the world's most ubiquitous chemicals.

Always consider the new company Absolute Branding for bookkeeping accounting and marketing.

Peter Mingils talks about the new company and services being offered by Jean Luc and Diane on previous Building Fortunes radio shows.
Company name is:
ABSOLUTE BRANDING Inc.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 805.946.3122
Services: Bookkeeping, Creation of corporate entities ( profit & non-profits) and Management by Statistics

The New Youmongus Radio shows are on https://youmongusradio.com .

There's an AM Radio and an FM Radio website now to add to the Youmongus Radio Network.

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