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AI is changing everything — so we gave it a microphone. Pixel Broccoli is hosted by Zach and Evan, plus Brocc, an AI co-host who's very much part of the conversation. Each episode unpacks what AI is actually doing to the world: the hype, the reality, and the stuff nobody's saying out loud yet.

Pixel Broccoli

In 1992, David Wood was convicted of murdering young women and girls and burying them in the desert outside El Paso, earning him the nickname the Desert Killer. More than 30 years later, his lawyers have one last chance to argue his innocence and stop his execution.

“The Last 12 Weeks” follows a team of capital defense lawyers as they try to save their client’s life. The series, produced by Serial Productions and The New York Times in collaboration with The Marshall Project, focuses on the high stakes and at times bizarre work involved in trying to halt an execution. With an extraordinary level of access to a capital case in its final stretch, the longtime death penalty reporter Maurice Chammah takes listeners into the room with the lawyers as the clock ticks down. Maurice and Alvin Melathe, a producer, follow members of the defense team as they look for alternate suspects, try to find new evidence to poke holes in the case, and track down hard-to-find witnesses. 

In the end, will the lawyers’ efforts be enough to persuade a deeply skeptical court system — and stop an execution three decades in the making?

“The Last 12 Weeks.” A five-part series … on a deadline.

In 1992, David Wood was convicted of murdering young women and girls and burying them in the desert outside El Paso, earning him the nickname the Desert Killer. More than 30 years later, his lawyers have one last chance to argue his innocence and stop his execution. “The Last 12 Weeks” follows a team of capital defense lawyers as they try to save their client’s life. The series, produced by Serial Productions and The New York Times in collaboration with The Marshall Project, focuses on the high stakes and at times bizarre work involved in trying to halt an execution. With an extraordinary level of access to a capital case in its final stretch, the longtime death penalty reporter Maurice Chammah takes listeners into the room with the lawyers as the clock ticks down. Maurice and Alvin Melathe, a producer, follow members of the defense team as they look for alternate suspects, try to find new evidence to poke holes in the case, and track down hard-to-find witnesses. In the end, will the lawyers’ efforts be enough to persuade a deeply skeptical court system — and stop an execution three decades in the making? “The Last 12 Weeks.” A five-part series … on a deadline.

The Last 12 Weeks

Kai Kai's podcast

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Welcome to The Heal House Podcast, the teaching ministry of Heal House Community Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. Each week, you'll hear biblical messages from Pastor KJ Scriven, our teaching team, and special guest speakers designed to help you grow in your faith and follow Jesus more closely. From Sunday teachings to special episodes that go deeper into God's Word, our prayer is that every message would encourage you to love God, love people, and make disciples.

The Heal House Podcast

The Senior Fraud Report with Host Michael Slider (Ret. LAPD Detective) helps seniors and their families fight back against the scams that drain victims of billions—breaking down how they work and how to stay protected.

The Senior Fraud Report

30代2児(6歳+2歳)のママ。10年勤めた銀行を2025年に退職。専業主婦をした後、フリーランスに。心配性で子供のことやお金のこと、夫婦関係などありとあらゆる事について、こんがらがった毎日についてお話します。
近所のママ友のような感覚で聞いて貰えると嬉しいです。

30代2児(6歳+2歳)のママ。10年勤めた銀行を2025年に退職。専業主婦をした後、フリーランスに。心配性で子供のことやお金のこと、夫婦関係などありとあらゆる事について、こんがらがった毎日についてお話します。 近所のママ友のような感覚で聞いて貰えると嬉しいです。

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Welcome to The School of Imperfection. I'm your host, Mikie Krisztal. This podcast is a place where we talk to people about how to get by in this complicated world. Everything is changing all the time. Sometimes it can feel like there's no right moves, if you're anything like me. Yet for some, it seems effortless. On this podcast, we'll explore people's realities and hopefully walk away with something learned or a fresh perspective. Worst case, maybe it'll be a little fun. We talk to people who've succeeded, messed up, learned, and created cool things as result. People who were innovators in their industries. Artists, craftsmen, high-powered corporate CEOs, and regular working people doing their best to make the world a better place. Or at least find and share some truth in it. We all have experiences to bring to the table. 

What is The School of Imperfection, you might be asking? Well, it's a 20-year journey of me trying to do creative stuff, failing, selling out, building brands. Having existential crises and eventually realizing that perfectionism was the real villain that I didn't defeat along the way. And at some point I said screw it and I picked up a paintbrush and I started making imperfect art which is an art form that I've been evolving that just allows the freedom of layers and incorporating mistakes to create a kind of messy but beautiful, hopefully, piece of art.

It turns out that people kinda liked it, and I liked not pretending to be perfect. So I started hosting in-person meetups to talk about perfectionism and unpack that through fun little imperfect painting experiences, as well as other collaborative imperfect experiences. But above all else, the School of Imperfection is an invitation to try something new, to find the courage to put yourself out there, even if you don't feel ready.

If you'd like to learn more about the school, collaborate on in-person experience, or get involved in some other way, reach out through theschoolofimperfection.com. 

Our goal is to create a safe space to be weird, imperfect, and human in a place where there doesn't seem to be a lot of public spaces left to do that. Here we're figuring out how we learn, listen, laugh, and create as we all navigate and analyze the human experience together.

So if this sounds like something you might be into, then you are definitely in the right place. I invite you to join me in these explorations, conversations with creators, thinkers, and everyday people who are daring to imagine new ways of living, learning, and being. This is The School of Imperfection Podcast, available for free wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to The School of Imperfection. I'm your host, Mikie Krisztal. This podcast is a place where we talk to people about how to get by in this complicated world. Everything is changing all the time. Sometimes it can feel like there's no right moves, if you're anything like me. Yet for some, it seems effortless. On this podcast, we'll explore people's realities and hopefully walk away with something learned or a fresh perspective. Worst case, maybe it'll be a little fun. We talk to people who've succeeded, messed up, learned, and created cool things as result. People who were innovators in their industries. Artists, craftsmen, high-powered corporate CEOs, and regular working people doing their best to make the world a better place. Or at least find and share some truth in it. We all have experiences to bring to the table. What is The School of Imperfection, you might be asking? Well, it's a 20-year journey of me trying to do creative stuff, failing, selling out, building brands. Having existential crises and eventually realizing that perfectionism was the real villain that I didn't defeat along the way. And at some point I said screw it and I picked up a paintbrush and I started making imperfect art which is an art form that I've been evolving that just allows the freedom of layers and incorporating mistakes to create a kind of messy but beautiful, hopefully, piece of art. It turns out that people kinda liked it, and I liked not pretending to be perfect. So I started hosting in-person meetups to talk about perfectionism and unpack that through fun little imperfect painting experiences, as well as other collaborative imperfect experiences. But above all else, the School of Imperfection is an invitation to try something new, to find the courage to put yourself out there, even if you don't feel ready. If you'd like to learn more about the school, collaborate on in-person experience, or get involved in some other way, reach out through theschoolofimperfection.com. Our goal is to create a safe space to be weird, imperfect, and human in a place where there doesn't seem to be a lot of public spaces left to do that. Here we're figuring out how we learn, listen, laugh, and create as we all navigate and analyze the human experience together. So if this sounds like something you might be into, then you are definitely in the right place. I invite you to join me in these explorations, conversations with creators, thinkers, and everyday people who are daring to imagine new ways of living, learning, and being. This is The School of Imperfection Podcast, available for free wherever you get your podcasts.

The School of Imperfection Podcast

Where success supports your life — not replaces it. For successful entrepreneurs and leaders who want more than another achievement to chase. We explore what it really means to create a life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside — while continuing to lead, build, grow, and succeed. You'll discover fresh perspectives on self-leadership, fulfillment, freedom, and what it takes to live and lead from your true essence instead of external expectations. Along the way, Regina unpacks the invisible patterns that keep high achievers postponing their lives — even when everything on the outside looks successful.
Recognize yourself in that? Download The Invisible Success Trap audit at reginahuber.com/audit.
Because success was never supposed to be the whole story. This is about stepping out of autopilot, questioning what success has been defined to be, and creating a life that is actually lived — not delayed for someday.
And if you're ready to take this a step further, book a conversation with my team here: https://tinyurl.com/typcall.

Where success supports your life — not replaces it. For successful entrepreneurs and leaders who want more than another achievement to chase. We explore what it really means to create a life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside — while continuing to lead, build, grow, and succeed. You'll discover fresh perspectives on self-leadership, fulfillment, freedom, and what it takes to live and lead from your true essence instead of external expectations. Along the way, Regina unpacks the invisible patterns that keep high achievers postponing their lives — even when everything on the outside looks successful. Recognize yourself in that? Download The Invisible Success Trap audit at reginahuber.com/audit. Because success was never supposed to be the whole story. This is about stepping out of autopilot, questioning what success has been defined to be, and creating a life that is actually lived — not delayed for someday. And if you're ready to take this a step further, book a conversation with my team here: https://tinyurl.com/typcall.

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<p>Welcome to Prime Factors: Music, hosted by Abram, where we discuss the history of key bands and albums in the history of music starting with the Beatles. Each episode, we will examine a band or album, discuss the history of certain tracks, and rate it. </p>

Welcome to Prime Factors: Music, hosted by Abram, where we discuss the history of key bands and albums in the history of music starting with the Beatles. Each episode, we will examine a band or album, discuss the history of certain tracks, and rate it.

<p>Welcome to Prime Factors: Music, hosted by Abram, where we discuss the history of key bands and albums in the history of music starting with the Beatles. Each episode, we will examine a band or album, discuss the history of certain tracks, and rate it.&nbsp;</p>

Prime Factors: Music

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