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Viewbook Conversations is a podcast in which remarkable photographers, artists and designers share their fascinations and how they make ends meet.

Viewbook Podcast

Push Button Influence: Broadcast Your Brilliance with Alex Mandossian & Steve Olsher | New Media Influencers

科技速读早报

In deze zesdelige podcastserie kijken we met de Nederlandse startupscene voorbij disruption, lean en unicorns. En stellen we de vraag die iedereen aangaat: hoe ziet onze toekomst eruit? En spelen wij daar, als gebruikers, nog een rol in?

Insert User

Podcasts and whitepapers from vendors at Oracle OpenWorld San Francisco, published by Connected Social Media

Vendor Media from Oracle OpenWorld

Talking Tech ist ein wöchentlich erscheinender Podcast, der sich mit Technologie im weitesten Sinne befasst. Wir interviewen Gäste zu ihren Produkten oder Projekten und diskutieren die zugrunde liegenden Technologien.

Talking Tech Podcast

Monatliche Radiosendung des Chaos Computer Clubs auf Radio Darmstadt. Jeden 2ten Donnerstag im Monat, 21-23 Uhr. 103,4 MHz UKW / DAB+ / Stream. Tune In!

C-RadaR

Podcast irreverente y carente de toda verg&uuml;enza, irredento, onanista e iconoclasta. Escatol&oacute;gico m&aacute;s all&aacute; de toda duda, asm&aacute;tico y arr&iacute;tmico. Ca&ntilde;ero de pro, para esos momentos &iacute;ntimos en los que necesitas desahogarte a gusto. Aqu&iacute; hablo de lo que quiero y como quiero, y si no te gusta, lo siento pero no tengo otro.

Podcast irreverente y carente de toda vergüenza, irredento, onanista e iconoclasta. Escatológico más allá de toda duda, asmático y arrítmico. Cañero de pro, para esos momentos íntimos en los que necesitas desahogarte a gusto. Aquí hablo de lo que quiero y como quiero, y si no te gusta, lo siento pero no tengo otro.

Leña al mono que es de goma

YouTubers SeriousCreeper and Napyet discuss the games they're playing, trending topics and other pop-culture related news.

Player 2 Joined Gaming Podcast

Heather Lutze has been a pioneer in the search marketing space for over a decade. He has worked at Yahoo!, owned her own Search Marketing agency for 15+ years and now runs Findability University empowering business owners around the world to dominate online.  SUBSCRIBE for content and interviews that connect you, the business owner, with the titans of the online marketing world.  Visit Findability.com for more information. For a Free Findability Audit with Report call 888-588-9326.

Heather Lutze has been a pioneer in the search marketing space for over a decade. He has worked at Yahoo!, owned her own Search Marketing agency for 15+ years and now runs Findability University empowering business owners around the world to dominate online. SUBSCRIBE for content and interviews that connect you, the business owner, with the titans of the online marketing world. Visit Findability.com for more information. For a Free Findability Audit with Report call 888-588-9326.

Search Party: The Essential Online Marketing Podcast with Heather Lutze

We discuss the latest video tactics, trends and trajectory of the digital video industry with insiders from around the world.  Hosted by Jeremy Pryor from Epipheo.

We discuss the latest video tactics, trends and trajectory of the digital video industry with insiders from around the world. Hosted by Jeremy Pryor from Epipheo.

The Future of Video

Tech Connect AZ, brought to you by the <a href="http://www.aztechcouncil.org" target="_blank">Arizona Technology Council</a> and powered by <a href="https://www.coplex.com/" target="_blank">Coplex</a>, seeks to expand the awareness of local technology heroes and their accomplishments through intimate interviews with the tech titans themselves. Part How I Built This, part Under the Radar, the Tech Connect podcast will provide an intimate view into the lives of Arizona’s most innovative and creative minds and companies, many of whom you may not even know about yet. Know of a great company or innovator that should be featured on Tech Connect AZ? Get in touch with us at <a href="mailto:marketing@aztechcounil.org" target="_blank">marketing@aztechcounil.org</a> and share comments on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/aztechcouncil/" target="_blank">Facebook</a> + <a href="https://twitter.com/aztechcouncil" target="_blank">Twitter</a>: @aztechcouncil. The Arizona Technology Council is the driving force behind making our State the fastest growing technology hub in the nation; connecting and empowering Arizona’s technology community. As Arizona’s premier trade association for science and technology companies, the Council is recognized as having a diverse professional business community and top professional networking organization. The Arizona Technology Council offers numerous events, educational forums and business conferences that bring together leaders, managers, employees and visionaries to make an impact on the technology industry. To become a member or to learn more about the Arizona Technology Council, please visit<a href="http://www.aztechcouncil.org/" target="_blank"> http://www.aztechcouncil.org</a>. About our podcast sponsor, <a href="https://www.coplex.com/" target="_blank">Coplex</a> is an expert team of startup creators located in Phoenix, AZ. Ranked Top 7 Startup Accelerator, Coplex helps non-coding, industry experts start successful tech companies and get them to venture-ready in as little as nine months. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tech Connect AZ, brought to you by the Arizona Technology Council and powered by Coplex, seeks to expand the awareness of local technology heroes and their accomplishments through intimate interviews with the tech titans themselves. Part How I Built This, part Under the Radar, the Tech Connect podcast will provide an intimate view into the lives of Arizona’s most innovative and creative minds and companies, many of whom you may not even know about yet. Know of a great company or innovator that should be featured on Tech Connect AZ? Get in touch with us at marketing@aztechcounil.org and share comments on Facebook + Twitter: @aztechcouncil. The Arizona Technology Council is the driving force behind making our State the fastest growing technology hub in the nation; connecting and empowering Arizona’s technology community. As Arizona’s premier trade association for science and technology companies, the Council is recognized as having a diverse professional business community and top professional networking organization. The Arizona Technology Council offers numerous events, educational forums and business conferences that bring together leaders, managers, employees and visionaries to make an impact on the technology industry. To become a member or to learn more about the Arizona Technology Council, please visit http://www.aztechcouncil.org. About our podcast sponsor, Coplex is an expert team of startup creators located in Phoenix, AZ. Ranked Top 7 Startup Accelerator, Coplex helps non-coding, industry experts start successful tech companies and get them to venture-ready in as little as nine months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tech Connect AZ, brought to you by the <a href="http://www.aztechcouncil.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">Arizona Technology Council</a> and powered by <a href="https://www.coplex.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Coplex</a>, seeks to expand the awareness of local technology heroes and their accomplishments through intimate interviews with the tech titans themselves. Part How I Built This, part Under the Radar, the Tech Connect podcast will provide an intimate view into the lives of Arizona’s most innovative and creative minds and companies, many of whom you may not even know about yet. Know of a great company or innovator that should be featured on Tech Connect AZ? Get in touch with us at <a href="mailto:marketing@aztechcounil.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">marketing@aztechcounil.org</a> and share comments on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/aztechcouncil/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Facebook</a> + <a href="https://twitter.com/aztechcouncil" rel="noopener noreferrer">Twitter</a>: @aztechcouncil. The Arizona Technology Council is the driving force behind making our State the fastest growing technology hub in the nation; connecting and empowering Arizona’s technology community. As Arizona’s premier trade association for science and technology companies, the Council is recognized as having a diverse professional business community and top professional networking organization. The Arizona Technology Council offers numerous events, educational forums and business conferences that bring together leaders, managers, employees and visionaries to make an impact on the technology industry. To become a member or to learn more about the Arizona Technology Council, please visit<a href="http://www.aztechcouncil.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> http://www.aztechcouncil.org</a>. About our podcast sponsor, <a href="https://www.coplex.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Coplex</a> is an expert team of startup creators located in Phoenix, AZ. Ranked Top 7 Startup Accelerator, Coplex helps non-coding, industry experts start successful tech companies and get them to venture-ready in as little as nine months. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tech Connect AZ

IT 관련 기술 이야기를 유쾌한 수다로 푸는 테크수다의 생방송 콘텐츠, 도라이브! 생방송은 매주 목요일 오후 3시에 페이스북, 유튜브, 판도라TV에서 Techsuda(테크수다) 또는 Dolive(도라이브)를 검색해 시청하실 수 있습니다.

도라이브

格局GO 之皮米秒炬，出门右转 【格局GO Free Edition】。

有格局的走，有格局的GO！ 寻找一群不一样的自己，放眼更广阔的世界！ 

格局、意识、投资、金融、价值观的圈子，关注服务投资家和企业家、金融、科技、未来。

关键词： 互联网科技 VC风险投资 未来 格局 精英牛人大咖 金融科技

格局GO 之皮米秒炬，出门右转 【格局GO Free Edition】。 有格局的走，有格局的GO！ 寻找一群不一样的自己，放眼更广阔的世界！ 格局、意识、投资、金融、价值观的圈子，关注服务投资家和企业家、金融、科技、未来。 关键词： 互联网科技 VC风险投资 未来 格局 精英牛人大咖 金融科技

格局GO 之皮米秒炬 Blockchain Venture Capital

Boxenfunk ist der Motorsport-Podcast in Deutschland. Wir beleuchten die Motorsport-Szene, egal ob Nachwuchsserien wie die Formel 4, die Formel 3 oder die interessanten Veranstaltungspakete ADAC GT Masters und DTM. Fahrer und Entscheider erzählen von sich, ihrem Antrieb, aber auch von Schwierigkeiten auf dem Weg nach oben. Offen, ehrlich, persönlich!

Boxenfunk

Vous vous intéressez au Bitcoin, aux cryptomonnaies et au monde du Web3 ? Le Podcast du Coin est fait pour vous 🎙️ Vous y retrouverez l'ensemble des contenus audio réalisés par le Journal du Coin, LE média crypto francophone numéro 1 🇫🇷 Chaque semaine, découvrez des interviews, des analyses et des revues d'actualité pour tout comprendre à cet univers en pleine croissante ! <hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Vous vous intéressez au Bitcoin, aux cryptomonnaies et au monde du Web3 ? Le Podcast du Coin est fait pour vous 🎙️ Vous y retrouverez l'ensemble des contenus audio réalisés par le Journal du Coin, LE média crypto francophone numéro 1 🇫🇷 Chaque semaine, découvrez des interviews, des analyses et des revues d'actualité pour tout comprendre à cet univers en pleine croissante ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Vous vous intéressez au Bitcoin, aux cryptomonnaies et au monde du Web3 ? Le Podcast du Coin est fait pour vous 🎙️ Vous y retrouverez l'ensemble des contenus audio réalisés par le Journal du Coin, LE média crypto francophone numéro 1 🇫🇷 Chaque semaine, découvrez des interviews, des analyses et des revues d'actualité pour tout comprendre à cet univers en pleine croissante ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Le Podcast du Coin - Bitcoin, Cryptomonnaies & Web3

Spotlight is a 30 minute interview where We take the time to introduce our listeners to developers, CEOs, accessibility officers in major companies, and other leaders in the blind and low vision community.

Spotlight by COOL BLIND TECH

Hey my name is Abdullah Taj Talukder. I am a gadget expert. I am going to tell you about the new gadgets that is released in your market and also tell you how you can buy this gadget at the cheapest price and what is the special facilities that is given by this company to that product.

Ganga_Taj

Den Røde Tråd er en podcastserie af journalist René Fredensborg om 5G, sikkerheds- og storpolitik mellem USA og Kina. Efter statsminister Mette Frederiksen har kategoriseret telekommunikation som kritisk infrastruktur, er den danske debat om Huaweis tilstedeværelse i Vesten blevet en varm kartoffel. Men er der hold i anklagerne om, at virksomheden skulle være ejet af den kinesiske stat? Spionerer de? Og hvorfor er valget af 5G-leverandører i Danmark omgivet af så meget polemik? Det har René Fredensborg sat sig for at undersøge. Podcasten er finansieret af Huawei – men bevæbnet med et frihedsbrev påberåber René sig journalistisk uafhængighed og manøvrefrihed til at undersøge sagen på sin helt egen måde.

Den Røde Tråd

Kazhugu Paarvai was established to gather information about new and upcoming technology, bioinformatics, researches and innovative ideas all around the world and to share it with everyone. Kazhugu Paarvai was initiated by group of flourishing engineers whose intention is to share the knowledge of engineering, science and technology with all the enthusiastic individuals.“Science is a beautiful gift to humanity, we should not distort it.” -Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

Kazhugu Paarvai's Podcast

The Reality Capture Guy podcast is your one-stop-shop for the latest in reality capture news, events and information from around the world.

We cover everything from surveying to VR/AR and digital twins. We look at the trends in the world of BIM and digital construction, plus the technology sector in general and how these developments might feed into the wonderful world of surveying... 

We look forward to your feedback!

The Reality Capture Guy podcast is your one-stop-shop for the latest in reality capture news, events and information from around the world. We cover everything from surveying to VR/AR and digital twins. We look at the trends in the world of BIM and digital construction, plus the technology sector in general and how these developments might feed into the wonderful world of surveying... We look forward to your feedback!

Reality Capture Guy

There’s no getting around it. Technology affects us all. It is in everything. But what does it all mean and how do we interact with this technology? Let me be your guide. I’m Greg Marine and this is…Talking Tech.

Talking Tech with Greg Marine

Talking about the current news of the world and India. From BBC News at bbc.co.uk/news Hey you might want to Buy Me a Coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newstalk DISCLAIMER: THIS CONTENT FALLS UNDER FAIR USE website: https://www.nicanorthapa14.wixsite.com/newstalk

Talking about the current news of the world and India. From BBC News at bbc.co.uk/news Hey you might want to Buy Me a Coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/newstalk DISCLAIMER: THIS CONTENT FALLS UNDER FAIR USE website: https://www.nicanorthapa14.wixsite.com/newstalk

News Talk

Humans in the Loop sheds a light on thought leaders in various verticals of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Once every two weeks, we share our interviews with leading experts from around the world, where we explore how solving a machine and deep learning problem helps achieve business goals and foster innovation. Tune in to stay in the loop with the latest groundbreaking ideas on the AI/ML landscape. You can shape this podcast by helping us pick our next guest by joining our community slack and voting! 

Twitter: @activeloopai
Podcast & Activeloop Community Slack: slack.activeloop.ai

Humans in the Loop sheds a light on thought leaders in various verticals of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Once every two weeks, we share our interviews with leading experts from around the world, where we explore how solving a machine and deep learning problem helps achieve business goals and foster innovation. Tune in to stay in the loop with the latest groundbreaking ideas on the AI/ML landscape. You can shape this podcast by helping us pick our next guest by joining our community slack and voting! Twitter: @activeloopai Podcast & Activeloop Community Slack: slack.activeloop.ai

Humans in the Loop sheds a light on thought leaders in various verticals of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Once every two weeks, we share our interviews with leading experts from around the world, where we explore how solving a machine and deep learning problem helps achieve business goals and foster innovation. Tune in to stay in the loop with the latest groundbreaking ideas on the AI/ML landscape. You can shape this podcast by helping us pick our next guest by joining our community slack and voting! 

Twitter: @activeloopai
Podcast &amp; Activeloop Community Slack: slack.activeloop.ai

Humans in the Loop: the Frontiers of Data Science

Welcome to Sunday Morning Chat! Your new source of entertainment.
We focus on discussing a broad range of topics mostly in the gaming community. But we also discuss current events, anime, content creation and all things nerd approved! 

Check us out on YouTube as well we post Game and anime reviews as well as develop cinematic gaming shows!
https://youtube.com/channel/UCZV5Fr4-hjRQOHqosLJfYwA

We also stream Live on twitch playing a variety of games and just chatting @Casualgamersx

Welcome to Sunday Morning Chat! Your new source of entertainment. We focus on discussing a broad range of topics mostly in the gaming community. But we also discuss current events, anime, content creation and all things nerd approved! Check us out on YouTube as well we post Game and anime reviews as well as develop cinematic gaming shows! https://youtube.com/channel/UCZV5Fr4-hjRQOHqosLJfYwA We also stream Live on twitch playing a variety of games and just chatting @Casualgamersx

Sunday Morning Chat

Join Brent Messer and his guests as they dig into the core topics in civic advancement with deep conversations and interviews with civic leaders from all over the world on all things civic tech and civic advancement.

Civic Sparks with Brent Messer

A Betone kísérleti műsora, amiben két mesterséges intelligencia megismerkedik egymással, történeteket mesélnek magukról és vitatkoznak egy aktuális emberi kérdésről.

EMBERTELEN PODCAST

Latest news and updates about the rapidly changing world of AI. Created for anyone interested in current AI trends.

Daily Artificial Intelligence News and Trends

¿Quién es AGA? AGA es Ángel García Arjona, que a su vez es director en Seguridad Integral. Jefe de Seguridad. Perito judicial en SP. Experto en Planes de Autoprotección autorizado por el Gobierno Vasco del Estado de España. Vigilante de Seguridad con Especialidades: Explosivos. Escolta.  “El principal reto es generar contenidos de interés y que aporten valor, tanto a profesionales del sector de la seguridad, en sus distintos ámbitos, como al público general, que cada vez es más consciente de la necesidad de estar al día en cuestiones de Seguridad, Ciberseguridad, Defensa y Tecnología. En RSA Radio Seguridad AGA hablamos mi equipo y yo AGA hablamos de: Seguridad, ciberseguridad, defensa, tecnología y en ocasiones de lo humano y de lo divino. Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rsa-radio-seguridad-aga--6462900/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rsa-radio-seguridad-aga--6462900/support</a>.

¿Quién es AGA? AGA es Ángel García Arjona, que a su vez es director en Seguridad Integral. Jefe de Seguridad. Perito judicial en SP. Experto en Planes de Autoprotección autorizado por el Gobierno Vasco del Estado de España. Vigilante de Seguridad con Especialidades: Explosivos. Escolta. “El principal reto es generar contenidos de interés y que aporten valor, tanto a profesionales del sector de la seguridad, en sus distintos ámbitos, como al público general, que cada vez es más consciente de la necesidad de estar al día en cuestiones de Seguridad, Ciberseguridad, Defensa y Tecnología.En RSA Radio Seguridad AGA hablamos mi equipo y yo AGA hablamos de: Seguridad, ciberseguridad, defensa, tecnología y en ocasiones de lo humano y de lo divino.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rsa-radio-seguridad-aga--6462900/support.

¿Quién es AGA? AGA es Ángel García Arjona, que a su vez es director en Seguridad Integral. Jefe de Seguridad. Perito judicial en SP. Experto en Planes de Autoprotección autorizado por el Gobierno Vasco del Estado de España. Vigilante de Seguridad con Especialidades: Explosivos. Escolta.&nbsp; “El principal reto es generar contenidos de interés y que aporten valor, tanto a profesionales del sector de la seguridad, en sus distintos ámbitos, como al público general, que cada vez es más consciente de la necesidad de estar al día en cuestiones de Seguridad, Ciberseguridad, Defensa y Tecnología. En RSA Radio Seguridad AGA hablamos mi equipo y yo AGA hablamos de: Seguridad, ciberseguridad, defensa, tecnología y en ocasiones de lo humano y de lo divino. Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rsa-radio-seguridad-aga--6462900/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/rsa-radio-seguridad-aga--6462900/support</a>.

RSA Radio Seguridad AGA

Over the past six years, the G2 Identity and Biometrics Weekly newsletter has become a trusted resource for thousands of professionals in banking, fintech, insurance, telco, and more. Now, I’m thrilled to launch Identity Insights: The G2 Weekly Podcast on Spotify, bringing you the same concise updates in a convenient audio format. Plus, I’ll cover additional identity and biometrics news, offering even more insights into this critical, fast-evolving field. Perfect for staying informed on the go!

Identity Insights: The G2 Weekly Podcast

Tune into The Modern Practice Podcast presented by Rectangle Health to hear from industry experts in the healthcare industry. Learn how your practice or organization can meet the expectations of modern patients with best in class patient payment and engagement technology.

Tune into The Modern Practice Podcast presented by Rectangle Health to hear from industry experts in the healthcare industry. Learn how your practice or organization can meet the expectations of modern patients with best in class patient payment and engagement technology.

The Modern Practice Podcast presented by Rectangle Health

SekurTalks is the podcast dedicated to educating individuals and businesses on protecting their privacy in the digital age. Hosted by privacy advocates from Sekur, each episode dives into the latest cybersecurity threats, privacy challenges, and description of our innovative solutions to safeguard your personal and professional data. We break down complex topics to sharing real-world examples, SekurTalks offers practical advice to help you stay secure online. Discover how Sekur’s privacy focused technologies, are transforming online privacy and security. Subscribe today and take control of your digital privacy with every episode!

SekurTalks is the podcast dedicated to educating individuals and businesses on protecting their privacy in the digital age. Hosted by privacy advocates from Sekur, each episode dives into the latest cybersecurity threats, privacy challenges, and description of our innovative solutions to safeguard your personal and professional data. We break down complex topics to sharing real-world examples, SekurTalks offers practical advice to help you stay secure online. Discover how Sekur’s privacy focused technologies, are transforming online privacy and security. Subscribe today and take control of your digital privacy with every episode!

SekurTalks

Industry veterans Drew Thurlow + Lauren Blitzer-Wright dive into the latest in music, tech, and the ever-evolving business behind it all. From AI breakthroughs to emerging trends, they bring expert guests and insider insights straight to your ears. You’ll laugh, you’ll learn—and you might even pick up some music history along the way.

Lone Wolves: The State of Music + Tech

Umělá inteligence zábavně a podrobně! Jak jazykové modely fungují, s čím nám mohou pomoci a proč si občas vymýšlí? Dozvíte se v osmidílné podcastové minisérii Pavla Kasíka.

Mozaika Pavla Kasíka

Welcome to KwekuTech, Sharing the vibrant tech ecosystem here in Ghana.

Kweku Tech

We are a community of Product Managers, Engineers, Designers, Startup Founders &amp; Business folks.

We are Learning, Sharing &amp; Discussing our way forward to help the product city evolve with the changing dimensions of this global industry.

More about us:
https://theproduct.city

Email us for collaboration:
peopleofproduct@gmail.com

We are a community of Product Managers, Engineers, Designers, Startup Founders & Business folks. We are Learning, Sharing & Discussing our way forward to help the product city evolve with the changing dimensions of this global industry. More about us: https://theproduct.city Email us for collaboration: peopleofproduct@gmail.com

People of Product

The ultimate podcast destination for the latest in gaming and technology, hosted by Treakee, a passionate gamer and tech enthusiast, along with his diverse group of friends. Dive into captivating discussions on gaming trends, hardware reviews, indie games, VR experiences, and tech innovations. With lively debates, expert insights, and plenty of laughter, this podcast is your one-stop shop for all things gaming and tech. Whether you're a casual gamer or a tech wizard, join Treakee and his friends on their exciting journey through pixels and circuits.

Latency Podcast

Beneath the shimmering surface of our oceans lies a hidden metropolis, a riot of color and life known as a coral reef. These vibrant underwater cities are teeming with an astonishing diversity of creatures, from darting fish with iridescent scales to gentle giants gliding through the currents. But this dazzling world faces an existential threat. Climate change, the specter haunting our planet, casts a long shadow over these coral havens. Rising temperatures trigger a phenomenon known as bleaching. The vibrant corals, in a desperate act of survival, expel the colorful algae that live within them, leaving them stark white and vulnerable. Like an artist stripped of his palette, the coral loses its lifeblood, its very essence. Pollution, another serpent slithering into this paradise, carries with it a toxic cocktail. Fertilizers and sewage runoff from land suffocate the coral with a murky haze, while algae, thriving on this influx of nutrients, smothers the reef in a thick, suffocating blanket. Overfishing disrupts the delicate balance of this ecosystem. Fish populations, once kept in check by the reef itself, explode in an unsustainable frenzy. These voracious grazers devour the algae that would otherwise overgrow the coral, leaving the precious ecosystem exposed and vulnerable. Human activity, too, leaves its mark. Careless boat anchors gouge the delicate coral structures, while irresponsible diving practices inflict further damage. Coastal development, a relentless juggernaut, encroaches on the reef's fragile existence. But amidst the devastation, a flicker of hope remains. Scientists, like underwater gardeners, cultivate coral fragments in protected nurseries. Once mature, these precious fragments are transplanted back onto the damaged reefs, a painstaking effort to heal the wounds inflicted by human negligence. Assisted sexual reproduction techniques, mimicking the natural spawning process, offer another potential solution. By nurturing these microscopic wonders, scientists aim to replenish the dwindling coral populations. Community initiatives, fueled by a deep respect for the ocean, involve local populations in the restoration effort. Coral gardening projects see volunteers tending to these fragile fragments, nurturing them back to health in the hope of one day restoring the vibrant tapestry of the reef. The fight to save the coral reefs is far from over. Scaling up these techniques, securing funding for ongoing research and restoration, and most importantly, addressing the root causes – climate change and pollution – are the colossal challenges we face. But the stakes are high. Coral reefs are not merely underwater paradises; they are the economic lifeblood of coastal communities, the cradles of marine biodiversity, and a crucial line of defense against rising sea levels. Losing them would be a profound loss for our planet. The future of these underwater cities hangs in the balance. Will we rise to the challenge, or will we allow this vibrant world to fade into silent oblivion? The answer lies with us, the stewards of this planet. In the good news department: This just in- Coral Restoration Leads to Swift Recovery of Degraded Reefs, Study Reveals A recent study has shown that planting new coral in damaged reefs can result in their rapid recovery, with restored reefs growing at the same rate as healthy ones within just four years. The research, conducted by a team from the University of Exeter in collaboration with the Research Center for Oceanography, National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) in Indonesia, Mars Sustainable Solutions, and Lancaster University, highlights the potential of active management actions in boosting the resilience of specific reefs and restoring critical ecosystem functions. The study focused on reefs in Indonesia, where destructive blast fishing had caused extensive damage 30-40 years ago, with no signs of recovery until the implementation of the Mars Coral Reef Restoration Programme. This initiative involves transplanting coral fragments onto a network of interconnected "Reef Stars" (sand-coated steel frames) to restore degraded reefs. To assess the effectiveness of coral restoration in reviving the essential functions of a healthy reef, the researchers developed a method to monitor "reef carbonate budgets," which measure the net production or erosion of reef framework over time. These carbonate budgets are crucial indicators of a reef's ability to grow, keep pace with sea-level rise, protect coastlines from storms, and provide habitat for marine life. The team measured carbonate budgets at Mars reef restoration sites that had been restored a few months, one year, two years, and four years prior, as well as on degraded and healthy control sites. The results were astonishing, with coral cover, coral colony sizes, and carbonate production rates tripling in the years following coral transplantation. Remarkably, after four years, the restoration sites were indistinguishable from nearby healthy reefs in all investigated parameters. Dr Ines Lange, the lead author from the University of Exeter, emphasized the significance of the findings, stating, "The speed of recovery we saw is incredible. While reef restoration cannot solve the problem that reefs are severely threatened by climate change, it shows that active management actions can help to boost the resilience of specific reefs, and bring back important functions that are critical for marine life and local communities." However, the researchers noted that the community composition on restoration sites differs from healthy reefs, as transplanted coral fragments are a mix of different branching coral types, while healthy reefs also harbor many boulder-like and encrusting corals. This difference may impact habitat provision for larger marine species and resilience to future heatwaves, as branching corals are more sensitive to bleaching. Dr Tim Lamont from Lancaster University, who initiated the research collaboration, added, "This is a really encouraging discovery. If we can maintain climate conditions that allow for coral survival, it's possible to restore even very damaged reefs back to healthy, functional systems within relatively short periods of time." The research also fostered a productive partnership between international scientists and local scientists and Masters students in Indonesia, contributing to capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists. Dr Tries Razak from BRIN Indonesia commended the collaborative effort, stating, "This collaborative effort not only advances scientific research in Indonesia but also contributes significantly to the capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists." The study, titled "Coral restoration can drive rapid reef carbonate budget recovery," is published in Current Biology by Ines Lange, Tries Razak, Chris Perry, Permas Maulana, Mochyudho Prasetya, Irwan, and Timothy Lamont. The findings underscore the importance of active management actions in restoring degraded coral reefs and the potential for international collaboration in advancing scientific research and capacity building in this field. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Beneath the shimmering surface of our oceans lies a hidden metropolis, a riot of color and life known as a coral reef. These vibrant underwater cities are teeming with an astonishing diversity of creatures, from darting fish with iridescent scales to gentle giants gliding through the currents. But this dazzling world faces an existential threat. Climate change, the specter haunting our planet, casts a long shadow over these coral havens. Rising temperatures trigger a phenomenon known as bleaching. The vibrant corals, in a desperate act of survival, expel the colorful algae that live within them, leaving them stark white and vulnerable. Like an artist stripped of his palette, the coral loses its lifeblood, its very essence. Pollution, another serpent slithering into this paradise, carries with it a toxic cocktail. Fertilizers and sewage runoff from land suffocate the coral with a murky haze, while algae, thriving on this influx of nutrients, smothers the reef in a thick, suffocating blanket. Overfishing disrupts the delicate balance of this ecosystem. Fish populations, once kept in check by the reef itself, explode in an unsustainable frenzy. These voracious grazers devour the algae that would otherwise overgrow the coral, leaving the precious ecosystem exposed and vulnerable. Human activity, too, leaves its mark. Careless boat anchors gouge the delicate coral structures, while irresponsible diving practices inflict further damage. Coastal development, a relentless juggernaut, encroaches on the reef's fragile existence. But amidst the devastation, a flicker of hope remains. Scientists, like underwater gardeners, cultivate coral fragments in protected nurseries. Once mature, these precious fragments are transplanted back onto the damaged reefs, a painstaking effort to heal the wounds inflicted by human negligence. Assisted sexual reproduction techniques, mimicking the natural spawning process, offer another potential solution. By nurturing these microscopic wonders, scientists aim to replenish the dwindling coral populations. Community initiatives, fueled by a deep respect for the ocean, involve local populations in the restoration effort. Coral gardening projects see volunteers tending to these fragile fragments, nurturing them back to health in the hope of one day restoring the vibrant tapestry of the reef. The fight to save the coral reefs is far from over. Scaling up these techniques, securing funding for ongoing research and restoration, and most importantly, addressing the root causes – climate change and pollution – are the colossal challenges we face. But the stakes are high. Coral reefs are not merely underwater paradises; they are the economic lifeblood of coastal communities, the cradles of marine biodiversity, and a crucial line of defense against rising sea levels. Losing them would be a profound loss for our planet. The future of these underwater cities hangs in the balance. Will we rise to the challenge, or will we allow this vibrant world to fade into silent oblivion? The answer lies with us, the stewards of this planet. In the good news department: This just in- Coral Restoration Leads to Swift Recovery of Degraded Reefs, Study Reveals A recent study has shown that planting new coral in damaged reefs can result in their rapid recovery, with restored reefs growing at the same rate as healthy ones within just four years. The research, conducted by a team from the University of Exeter in collaboration with the Research Center for Oceanography, National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) in Indonesia, Mars Sustainable Solutions, and Lancaster University, highlights the potential of active management actions in boosting the resilience of specific reefs and restoring critical ecosystem functions. The study focused on reefs in Indonesia, where destructive blast fishing had caused extensive damage 30-40 years ago, with no signs of recovery until the implementation of the Mars Coral Reef Restoration Programme. This initiative involves transplanting coral fragments onto a network of interconnected "Reef Stars" (sand-coated steel frames) to restore degraded reefs. To assess the effectiveness of coral restoration in reviving the essential functions of a healthy reef, the researchers developed a method to monitor "reef carbonate budgets," which measure the net production or erosion of reef framework over time. These carbonate budgets are crucial indicators of a reef's ability to grow, keep pace with sea-level rise, protect coastlines from storms, and provide habitat for marine life. The team measured carbonate budgets at Mars reef restoration sites that had been restored a few months, one year, two years, and four years prior, as well as on degraded and healthy control sites. The results were astonishing, with coral cover, coral colony sizes, and carbonate production rates tripling in the years following coral transplantation. Remarkably, after four years, the restoration sites were indistinguishable from nearby healthy reefs in all investigated parameters. Dr Ines Lange, the lead author from the University of Exeter, emphasized the significance of the findings, stating, "The speed of recovery we saw is incredible. While reef restoration cannot solve the problem that reefs are severely threatened by climate change, it shows that active management actions can help to boost the resilience of specific reefs, and bring back important functions that are critical for marine life and local communities." However, the researchers noted that the community composition on restoration sites differs from healthy reefs, as transplanted coral fragments are a mix of different branching coral types, while healthy reefs also harbor many boulder-like and encrusting corals. This difference may impact habitat provision for larger marine species and resilience to future heatwaves, as branching corals are more sensitive to bleaching. Dr Tim Lamont from Lancaster University, who initiated the research collaboration, added, "This is a really encouraging discovery. If we can maintain climate conditions that allow for coral survival, it's possible to restore even very damaged reefs back to healthy, functional systems within relatively short periods of time." The research also fostered a productive partnership between international scientists and local scientists and Masters students in Indonesia, contributing to capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists. Dr Tries Razak from BRIN Indonesia commended the collaborative effort, stating, "This collaborative effort not only advances scientific research in Indonesia but also contributes significantly to the capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists." The study, titled "Coral restoration can drive rapid reef carbonate budget recovery," is published in Current Biology by Ines Lange, Tries Razak, Chris Perry, Permas Maulana, Mochyudho Prasetya, Irwan, and Timothy Lamont. The findings underscore the importance of active management actions in restoring degraded coral reefs and the potential for international collaboration in advancing scientific research and capacity building in this field. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Beneath the shimmering surface of our oceans lies a hidden metropolis, a riot of color and life known as a coral reef. These vibrant underwater cities are teeming with an astonishing diversity of creatures, from darting fish with iridescent scales to gentle giants gliding through the currents. But this dazzling world faces an existential threat. Climate change, the specter haunting our planet, casts a long shadow over these coral havens. Rising temperatures trigger a phenomenon known as bleaching. The vibrant corals, in a desperate act of survival, expel the colorful algae that live within them, leaving them stark white and vulnerable. Like an artist stripped of his palette, the coral loses its lifeblood, its very essence. Pollution, another serpent slithering into this paradise, carries with it a toxic cocktail. Fertilizers and sewage runoff from land suffocate the coral with a murky haze, while algae, thriving on this influx of nutrients, smothers the reef in a thick, suffocating blanket. Overfishing disrupts the delicate balance of this ecosystem. Fish populations, once kept in check by the reef itself, explode in an unsustainable frenzy. These voracious grazers devour the algae that would otherwise overgrow the coral, leaving the precious ecosystem exposed and vulnerable. Human activity, too, leaves its mark. Careless boat anchors gouge the delicate coral structures, while irresponsible diving practices inflict further damage. Coastal development, a relentless juggernaut, encroaches on the reef's fragile existence. But amidst the devastation, a flicker of hope remains. Scientists, like underwater gardeners, cultivate coral fragments in protected nurseries. Once mature, these precious fragments are transplanted back onto the damaged reefs, a painstaking effort to heal the wounds inflicted by human negligence. Assisted sexual reproduction techniques, mimicking the natural spawning process, offer another potential solution. By nurturing these microscopic wonders, scientists aim to replenish the dwindling coral populations. Community initiatives, fueled by a deep respect for the ocean, involve local populations in the restoration effort. Coral gardening projects see volunteers tending to these fragile fragments, nurturing them back to health in the hope of one day restoring the vibrant tapestry of the reef. The fight to save the coral reefs is far from over. Scaling up these techniques, securing funding for ongoing research and restoration, and most importantly, addressing the root causes – climate change and pollution – are the colossal challenges we face. But the stakes are high. Coral reefs are not merely underwater paradises; they are the economic lifeblood of coastal communities, the cradles of marine biodiversity, and a crucial line of defense against rising sea levels. Losing them would be a profound loss for our planet. The future of these underwater cities hangs in the balance. Will we rise to the challenge, or will we allow this vibrant world to fade into silent oblivion? The answer lies with us, the stewards of this planet. In the good news department: This just in- Coral Restoration Leads to Swift Recovery of Degraded Reefs, Study Reveals A recent study has shown that planting new coral in damaged reefs can result in their rapid recovery, with restored reefs growing at the same rate as healthy ones within just four years. The research, conducted by a team from the University of Exeter in collaboration with the Research Center for Oceanography, National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) in Indonesia, Mars Sustainable Solutions, and Lancaster University, highlights the potential of active management actions in boosting the resilience of specific reefs and restoring critical ecosystem functions. The study focused on reefs in Indonesia, where destructive blast fishing had caused extensive damage 30-40 years ago, with no signs of recovery until the implementation of the Mars Coral Reef Restoration Programme. This initiative involves transplanting coral fragments onto a network of interconnected "Reef Stars" (sand-coated steel frames) to restore degraded reefs. To assess the effectiveness of coral restoration in reviving the essential functions of a healthy reef, the researchers developed a method to monitor "reef carbonate budgets," which measure the net production or erosion of reef framework over time. These carbonate budgets are crucial indicators of a reef's ability to grow, keep pace with sea-level rise, protect coastlines from storms, and provide habitat for marine life. The team measured carbonate budgets at Mars reef restoration sites that had been restored a few months, one year, two years, and four years prior, as well as on degraded and healthy control sites. The results were astonishing, with coral cover, coral colony sizes, and carbonate production rates tripling in the years following coral transplantation. Remarkably, after four years, the restoration sites were indistinguishable from nearby healthy reefs in all investigated parameters. Dr Ines Lange, the lead author from the University of Exeter, emphasized the significance of the findings, stating, "The speed of recovery we saw is incredible. While reef restoration cannot solve the problem that reefs are severely threatened by climate change, it shows that active management actions can help to boost the resilience of specific reefs, and bring back important functions that are critical for marine life and local communities." However, the researchers noted that the community composition on restoration sites differs from healthy reefs, as transplanted coral fragments are a mix of different branching coral types, while healthy reefs also harbor many boulder-like and encrusting corals. This difference may impact habitat provision for larger marine species and resilience to future heatwaves, as branching corals are more sensitive to bleaching. Dr Tim Lamont from Lancaster University, who initiated the research collaboration, added, "This is a really encouraging discovery. If we can maintain climate conditions that allow for coral survival, it's possible to restore even very damaged reefs back to healthy, functional systems within relatively short periods of time." The research also fostered a productive partnership between international scientists and local scientists and Masters students in Indonesia, contributing to capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists. Dr Tries Razak from BRIN Indonesia commended the collaborative effort, stating, "This collaborative effort not only advances scientific research in Indonesia but also contributes significantly to the capacity building for future generations of Indonesian scientists." The study, titled "Coral restoration can drive rapid reef carbonate budget recovery," is published in Current Biology by Ines Lange, Tries Razak, Chris Perry, Permas Maulana, Mochyudho Prasetya, Irwan, and Timothy Lamont. The findings underscore the importance of active management actions in restoring degraded coral reefs and the potential for international collaboration in advancing scientific research and capacity building in this field. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

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