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Bleep has chosen a number of partners to produce weekly podcasts - each an expert in their respective fields.

Bleep Podcast

The Third Web

A weekly Maintenance and Reliability podcast covering common industry challenges and what you can learn from them. Each episode dives deeper into critical issues and explains how you can begin correcting theses maintenance flaws today. Sharing new tips and techniques to help you achieve industry best practice and shining a light on widely debated maintenance topics with special guest experts.

Your host and founder of High Performance Reliability James Kovacevic, will take you on a weekly tour of his 13+ years of shop floor experience, along with special guest that lend an expert look inside your maintenance departments problems and concerns. 

Plane, train, or automobile, however you’re traveling to work Rooted In Reliability is compatible for listening on the go.

A weekly Maintenance and Reliability podcast covering common industry challenges and what you can learn from them. Each episode dives deeper into critical issues and explains how you can begin correcting theses maintenance flaws today. Sharing new tips and techniques to help you achieve industry best practice and shining a light on widely debated maintenance topics with special guest experts. Your host and founder of High Performance Reliability James Kovacevic, will take you on a weekly tour of his 13+ years of shop floor experience, along with special guest that lend an expert look inside your maintenance departments problems and concerns. Plane, train, or automobile, however you’re traveling to work Rooted In Reliability is compatible for listening on the go.

Rooted in Reliability: The Plant Performance Podcast

Reports on the ever-changing, always goings-on of New York City, and beyond...

Our New City Podcast

Do you want to create a kick-arse podcast people will want to listen to? 
Podcasting expert, Rachel Corbett, shares her short actionable tips to help you create compelling content, connect with an audience and keep listeners coming back for more.  
If you want even more help with your podcast check out Rachel's online podcasting course at podschool.com.au

Do you want to create a kick-arse podcast people will want to listen to? Podcasting expert, Rachel Corbett, shares her short actionable tips to help you create compelling content, connect with an audience and keep listeners coming back for more. If you want even more help with your podcast check out Rachel's online podcasting course at podschool.com.au

PodSchool

Join our team of audio experts Chris, Harley, Chase, Adam, and Dave to explore every facet of audio and related technology. Everything you want to know about the science of sound comes to you monthly. We will show you the world as you’ve never heard it.

SoundGuys Podcast

You may have noticed the 100 Days of code podcast name changed to Coding Life. Why? We notice each story was consistently producing a value that could be applied to coding and life. We couldn't be more excited to have you listening. On Coding Life you will get a unique view on how developers manage through their own coding life journey.

You may have noticed the 100 Days of code podcast name changed to Coding Life. Why? We notice each story was consistently producing a value that could be applied to coding and life. We couldn't be more excited to have you listening. On Coding Life you will get a unique view on how developers manage through their own coding life journey.

You may have noticed&nbsp;the 100 Days of code podcast name&nbsp;changed to Coding Life. Why? We notice each story was consistently producing a value that could be applied to coding and life. We couldn't be more excited to have you listening. On Coding Life you will get a unique view&nbsp;on how developers manage through their own coding life journey.

Coding Life

EE Times Current provides a deep dive into the most compelling stories in the electronics industry. Tune in to keep yourself current on what matters to design engineers and other tech industry professionals

EE Times Current

My podcast it’s about Gilmore girls my podcast will tell you what it is now if u do not know what Gilmore girls is my podcast will tell u thank you bye

Gilmore Girls

AI50 navigates the forefront of technology, delving into the nuances of artificial intelligence, especially focusing on Microsoft's Fabric and Azure AI platforms. Each episode illuminates the latest in scientific innovation, with a special lens on how these advancements interface with the aging population. We unravel the complexities of AI and technology's role in society, providing deep insights and thoughtful analysis. Join us as we explore the ever-changing world of technology, unveiling its profound effects on our daily lives and the broader societal canvas, encapsulating the marvels and intricacies of our digital era.

AI50 navigates the forefront of technology, delving into the nuances of artificial intelligence, especially focusing on Microsoft's Fabric and Azure AI platforms. Each episode illuminates the latest in scientific innovation, with a special lens on how these advancements interface with the aging population. We unravel the complexities of AI and technology's role in society, providing deep insights and thoughtful analysis. Join us as we explore the ever-changing world of technology, unveiling its profound effects on our daily lives and the broader societal canvas, encapsulating the marvels and intricacies of our digital era.

AI50

We&rsquo;re just two 20-something year-olds trying to navigate life. We want to vent together (because we all need a shoulder to lean on) and we want to grow together (because we want to be better and do better).
We are so excited that you&rsquo;ve decided to join us on this journey. Can't wait to see what the future has in store for us.
xoxo,
Jane and Jess &#9825;

We’re just two 20-something year-olds trying to navigate life. We want to vent together (because we all need a shoulder to lean on) and we want to grow together (because we want to be better and do better). We are so excited that you’ve decided to join us on this journey. Can't wait to see what the future has in store for us. xoxo, Jane and Jess ♡

We’re just two 20-something year-olds trying to navigate life. We want to vent together (because we all need a shoulder to lean on) and we want to grow together (because we want to be better and do better).
We are so excited that you’ve decided to join us on this journey. Can't wait to see what the future has in store for us.
xoxo,
Jane and Jess ♡

Couple of Millennials

Every week, The Tech Guy himself, Leo Laporte answers one of your toughest tech questions in language anyone can understand. With over 20 years of experience answering viewers' most technical questions and explaining the fast-moving world of technology, Leo has helped thousands of grateful knowledge seekers. Each week on Ask The Tech Guy, he will drill down on one tricky tech dilemma and get to the root of the problem. If you have tech trauma, don't fear, don't fret, don't freak out - just Ask The Tech Guy!

Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from the TWiT Archives.

Every week, The Tech Guy himself, Leo Laporte answers one of your toughest tech questions in language anyone can understand. With over 20 years of experience answering viewers' most technical questions and explaining the fast-moving world of technology, Leo has helped thousands of grateful knowledge seekers. Each week on Ask The Tech Guy, he will drill down on one tricky tech dilemma and get to the root of the problem. If you have tech trauma, don't fear, don't fret, don't freak out - just Ask The Tech Guy! Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from the TWiT Archives.

Ask The Tech Guy (Vintage) (Audio)

Search &#34;The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast&#34; 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us &#34;The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast&#34; meaning &#34;Bigg Q&#39;s World&#34; for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q&#39;s World | YouTube: Bigg Q&#39;s World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Search "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" meaning "Bigg Q's World" for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q's World | YouTube: Bigg Q's World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Search "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" meaning "Bigg Q's World" for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q's World | YouTube: Bigg Q's World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Smart Guyz Tech Podcast

Let's reimagine estate planning together.  We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process.  What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies).  The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology.  Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider. Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will &amp; Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

Let's reimagine estate planning together. We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process. What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies). The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology. Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider. Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will & Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

Let's reimagine estate planning together.&nbsp; We'll explore ways for advisors to better serve existing clients and grow your business. Unlike other shows that skim the surface of easily Googled topics, hosts Thomas Kopelman and Anne Rhodes provide takeaways that advisors can use to meet your clients wherever they are in the estate planning process.&nbsp; What’s the difference between a will and a trust? What is an estate plan, and why do you need one? What are the biggest estate planning mistakes? The Practical Planner details everything advisors need for effective estate planning. We cover everything from the basics (defining terms like beneficiary, trustee, and family trust, breaking down estate tax 101) to the more complex (such as compliance for advisors, best practices with crypto, and charitable strategies).&nbsp; The Practical Planner is a production of wealth.com. Wealth.com is the #1 Estate Planning Solution built for advisors. Our mission is to modernize estate planning through innovative technology.&nbsp; Thomas Kopelman is the Head of Community at wealth.com, and was named as a Top 100 Advisor by Investopedia in 2022 and 2023, 2023 Young Advisor to Watch, and Top 23 Millennial Financial Advisor by Business Insider. Anne Rhodes is the Chief Legal Officer at wealth.com. Prior to her current role, she was an estate planning attorney first at McDermott Will &amp; Emery (New York), then at Perkins Coie (San Francisco).

The Practical Planner

Cargo Cult is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world.A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work.The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function.Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen.So what does this have to do with Big Tech?A lot.In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective.We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone.The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet.These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate.This is the heart of cargo cult thinking.It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it&#39;s the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes.____Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world. A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work. The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function. Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen. So what does this have to do with Big Tech? A lot. In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective. We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone. The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet. These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate. This is the heart of cargo cult thinking. It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it's the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes. ____ Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult&nbsp;is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world.A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work.The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function.Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen.So what does this have to do with Big Tech?A lot.In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective.We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone.The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet.These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate.This is the heart of cargo cult thinking.It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it's the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes.____Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult

The original magic news and information podcast from the oldest magic news website online. The Magic Newswire Spirit of Magic podcast is the place for interviews with all of your favorite magicians.

The Magic Newswire

The One Minute Tips' - iPad Podcast is a collection of short Podcasted tips created especially for Apple's iPad users. Episodes will cover tips, tricks, shortcuts and applications to help make your ipad more productive and maybe even more fun to use. What will you learn today?

One Minute Tips' iPad Podcast

Show notes and more that make up the Jawbone Radio Show, a humble podcast produced from the Nobby Annex in Cleveland, Ohio.

Jawbone Radio

Critical Strike is formed by Josh, Kyle and Billy who fortnightly get together and basically talk about video games or celebrate one of our favorite things, video game music.

Critical Strike is formed by Josh, Kyle and Billy who fortnightly get together and basically talk about video games or celebrate one of our favorite things, video game music.

Critical Strike

Alan and Brent talk about Modern Testing (which isn't all that modern, and not really about testing - except when it is). Every other week or so, A&amp;B tell stories and discuss what's happening in the world of software - including a variety of topics like Agile, Lean, Delivery, DevOps, Data Science, Experimentation, Leadership, and more. 

Intro / Outro music on the AB Testing podcast is The One by Rivet. License: CC BY

Intro / Outro music on ABT343 is from https://filmmusic.io
“Werq” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Alan and Brent talk about Modern Testing (which isn't all that modern, and not really about testing - except when it is). Every other week or so, A&B tell stories and discuss what's happening in the world of software - including a variety of topics like Agile, Lean, Delivery, DevOps, Data Science, Experimentation, Leadership, and more. Intro / Outro music on the AB Testing podcast is The One by Rivet. License: CC BY Intro / Outro music on ABT343 is from https://filmmusic.io “Werq” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

AB Testing

A show of geeks disscuing passions from technology and video games. To firearms, design, history, and testing.

Geeks Gadgets and Guns Podcast

Tech's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news & nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. <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's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news & nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tech's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news &amp; nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tech's Message

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. 
Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. 

Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. 
Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. 
Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. 

Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. 
Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

Startup Camel: The startup nation, unveiled

Hear the inside stories of the "geeks who lead at scale" - Directors, VPs and CTOs running software engineering orgs at larger companies with 100+ engineers, and interviews with domain experts who can help those leaders to manage their engineering orgs more effectively. I'm your host - Peter Bell, I've been helping senior engineering leaders to connect with and learn from their peers since 2010! This podcast is designed for&nbsp; engineering leaders who want to learn the latest good practices from their peers who are way too busy operating to write an article or publish a book! Running a software engineering org at scale is hard! You need to manage stakeholder expectations, attract and retain top talent, align and structure your org effectively and keep up with the latest processes and tooling. And that's before we even try to make sense of the potential impact of LLMs and GenAI on managing technical teams. Our podcast and weekly newsletter provide you with access to hard-won wisdom from top engineering leaders and relevant domain experts. Learn more at <a href="https://geekswholead.com/">https://geekswholead.com/</a>

Hear the inside stories of the "geeks who lead at scale" - Directors, VPs and CTOs running software engineering orgs at larger companies with 100+ engineers, and interviews with domain experts who can help those leaders to manage their engineering orgs more effectively. I'm your host - Peter Bell, I've been helping senior engineering leaders to connect with and learn from their peers since 2010! This podcast is designed for  engineering leaders who want to learn the latest good practices from their peers who are way too busy operating to write an article or publish a book! Running a software engineering org at scale is hard! You need to manage stakeholder expectations, attract and retain top talent, align and structure your org effectively and keep up with the latest processes and tooling. And that's before we even try to make sense of the potential impact of LLMs and GenAI on managing technical teams. Our podcast and weekly newsletter provide you with access to hard-won wisdom from top engineering leaders and relevant domain experts. Learn more at https://geekswholead.com/

Hear the inside stories of the "geeks who lead at scale" - Directors, VPs and CTOs running software engineering orgs at larger companies with 100+ engineers, and interviews with domain experts who can help those leaders to manage their engineering orgs more effectively. I'm your host - Peter Bell, I've been helping senior engineering leaders to connect with and learn from their peers since 2010! This podcast is designed for&nbsp; engineering leaders who want to learn the latest good practices from their peers who are way too busy operating to write an article or publish a book! Running a software engineering org at scale is hard! You need to manage stakeholder expectations, attract and retain top talent, align and structure your org effectively and keep up with the latest processes and tooling. And that's before we even try to make sense of the potential impact of LLMs and GenAI on managing technical teams. Our podcast and weekly newsletter provide you with access to hard-won wisdom from top engineering leaders and relevant domain experts. Learn more at <a href="https://geekswholead.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://geekswholead.com/</a>

Geeks Who Lead Podcast

Join Boost VC’s Founder & Managing Director Adam Draper, to learn about emerging technology from leading figures in the industry. Each episode we interview founders and investors to explore topics like startup strategy and venture capital, as well as incredible technology like bitcoin, virtual reality, AI, exoskeletons, drones, space and more.

Join Boost VC’s Founder &amp; Managing Director Adam Draper, to learn about emerging technology from leading figures in the industry. Each episode we interview founders and investors to explore topics like startup strategy and venture capital, as well as incredible technology like bitcoin, virtual reality, AI, exoskeletons, drones, space and more.

"Can't Be Done"

The #1 Resource for Church Technology and Creativity

ChurchMag Podcast

We tell the stories of innovators at the intersection of agriculture and technology to answer the question: what really is agtech and why should you care?

Agtech - So What?

On the Tech Policy Grind Podcast, we discuss the most pressing issues at the intersection of law and technology. We chat with friends and fellows of the Internet Law and Policy Foundry about their perspectives on emerging topics in tech law and policy. From AI to cybersecurity, internet governance, privacy, and more - join us weekly to dig into the latest in tech policy!

The Tech Policy Grind was created by Fellows from the Internet Law and Policy Foundry. The Foundry is a collaborative organization for Internet law and policy professionals who are passionate about disruptive innovation.

Reema Moussa is our host and executive producer. Evan Enzer is our editor, Daniela Guzman Peña produces the show, Lama Mohammed is our social and promotional coordinator, and our accessibility coordinator is Allyson McReynolds.

If you’re interested in supporting the show, reach out to us at foundrypodcasts@ilpfoundry.us.

ilpfoundry.us

On the Tech Policy Grind Podcast, we discuss the most pressing issues at the intersection of law and technology. We chat with friends and fellows of the Internet Law and Policy Foundry about their perspectives on emerging topics in tech law and policy. From AI to cybersecurity, internet governance, privacy, and more - join us weekly to dig into the latest in tech policy! The Tech Policy Grind was created by Fellows from the Internet Law and Policy Foundry. The Foundry is a collaborative organization for Internet law and policy professionals who are passionate about disruptive innovation. Reema Moussa is our host and executive producer. Evan Enzer is our editor, Daniela Guzman Peña produces the show, Lama Mohammed is our social and promotional coordinator, and our accessibility coordinator is Allyson McReynolds. If you’re interested in supporting the show, reach out to us at foundrypodcasts@ilpfoundry.us. ilpfoundry.us

Tech Policy Grind

Amazing things happen when girls discover Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math – yet according to the University of Washington's I-LABS, girls can start believing that certain activities are for boys as early as the second grade. To show off the true potential of tomorrow’s brightest STEAM minds, Slate Studios brings you Life on the Fast Track: a documentary podcast series that goes behind the scenes of the second-annual Girls’ Fast Track Races, powered by Ford. Join our host, Fawn Qiu, an award-winning technologist and educator, as she follows three Girl Scouts through the design, construction, and race phases of the contest. But just like the race itself, this podcast is about so much more than fast cars. Life on the Fast Track is produced by Slate Studios in collaboration with Ford.

Life on the Fast Track

Nettie Charles is a comedian who has a lot on her mind. Join her as she rants about anything and everything that goes on in her world and yours.

Nothing But Nettie

接地气、有价值的闲聊节目。一帮程序员，在无尽的接需求写代码改 bug 加班上线循环中开辟出来的一块空地，想想过去，聊聊现在，偶尔也展望一下未来。

头发越来越少，经验越来越多；颈椎开始僵硬，头脑依然灵活。代码写多了就想尝试点新东西，聊技术，聊工作，聊生活。挤地铁？又堵车？随便点一期吧，听个乐呵。

我们的网站：https://swift.gg，我们的微博@SwiftGG翻译组，我的微博@梁杰_numbbbbb，我的邮箱：numbbbbb@swift.gg。

接地气、有价值的闲聊节目。一帮程序员，在无尽的接需求写代码改 bug 加班上线循环中开辟出来的一块空地，想想过去，聊聊现在，偶尔也展望一下未来。 头发越来越少，经验越来越多；颈椎开始僵硬，头脑依然灵活。代码写多了就想尝试点新东西，聊技术，聊工作，聊生活。挤地铁？又堵车？随便点一期吧，听个乐呵。 我们的网站：https://swift.gg，我们的微博@SwiftGG翻译组，我的微博@梁杰_numbbbbb，我的邮箱：numbbbbb@swift.gg。

ggtalk

Bitcoin Takeover tells the oral history of many OGs and builders such as Roger Ver, Martti Malmi, Vitalik Buterin, Charlie Shrem, as well as hundreds of developers, entrepreneurs, and troublemakers whose work shaped the world's first decentralized money. This is not a show about price predictions or recycled talking points. It is about the technology, the history, the scandals, and the ideas that will decide Bitcoin's future. Seven years and 350+ episodes, with one rule that never changed: the guest did something notable, and the host did the reading. Time to learn!

Bitcoin Takeover Podcast

There's a new blueprint for building brands that matter. Let's learn from the most disruptive Founders & CEOs in consumer products while the ink is still wet. Their brands are mission-driven, with new business models and non-traditional paths to market. Brand New Blueprint is produced by Smoketown, a brand strategy and design consultancy that helps visionaries build bold, inspiring brands that are grounded in real consumer needs.

There's a new blueprint for building brands that matter. Let's learn from the most disruptive Founders &amp; CEOs in consumer products while the ink is still wet. Their brands are mission-driven, with new business models and non-traditional paths to market. Brand New Blueprint is produced by Smoketown, a brand strategy and design consultancy that helps visionaries build bold, inspiring brands that are grounded in real consumer needs.

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The Third Web

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AB Testing

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Tech's Message

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"Can't Be Done"

ChurchMag Podcast

Agtech - So What?

Tech Policy Grind

Life on the Fast Track

Nothing But Nettie

ggtalk

Bitcoin Takeover Podcast

Brand New Blueprint by Smoketown

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