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If working on software teams feels complicated, frustrating, and filled with politics - that's just because your eyes are open. Unfortunately, you do need to make a living! So how do you keep up with the demands of your tech job and still have a life outside of work? Hi I'm Jayme Edwards, and I've had a 26 year career in the software industry filled with thrilling victories - and maddening drama. With so many problems in our industry, the more money I made the more ridiculous people's expect ...
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Guitar Tone Network

Rich Goyette & Rich Adams

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At the Guitar Tone Network our aim is to provide you, our podcast listeners, with unbiased information about guitars, amplifiers, and everything in the signal chain. This information will help you develop educated opinions and make informed decisions when considering components for your guitar rig. www.GuitarToneNetwork.com
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Hero Club

Nick Williams & George Primavera

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Hero Club is a unique serialized podcast that takes the creators' Dungeons & Dragons sessions and edits them down into fast-paced and entertaining Radio-Plays complete with sound effects and music.
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True Crime Stories For (No) Sleep

History's Top Crimes for a Peaceful Night

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Get ready for a podcast that's, well, a little crazy. We're talking about true crime stories here, the kind that are so scary and dark, they might just help you sleep! You know, most news and TV shows usually skim over the super creepy stuff in crime stories. But we? Oh no, we're not about that. We're here to tell it all, no matter how yucky it gets. We want you to know just how insane these bad guys really are. So, If you crave the nitty-gritty psychology of criminals, unabashed storytellin ...
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Has Diversity now become a dirty word? Is this a topic that’s top of mind for you but you’re overwhelmed by all the conflicting messages? You’re not alone. If you have ever wanted to delve into the core of supplier diversity, challenge commonplace myths, and learn more about its pivotal role in fostering a thriving economy, you’re in the right place. Fair or not, the term ‘diversity’ has gotten a bad rap in recent years. Yet, diversity of thought, diversity of perspective, and diversity of p ...
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Let’s face it - you probably aren’t where you want to be financially. You don’t know what to do or who to trust. You’re listening to headlines, social media and broke friends to make major money decisions. Making the right choices shouldn’t be this complicated. In every episode, George Kamel will do the research for you and break down money myths, trends and traps that you need to know about. With the right information, you’ll make smarter decisions with your life and money.
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! ChatGPT The case surrounding the death of Kim Wall and the subsequent trial of Peter Madsen is a harrowing tale of deception, violence, and the pursuit of justice. Here's a detailed summary of what happened: Meeting and Disappearance: Kim Wall, an independent journalist, went missing after accepting an invitation from Peter Madsen, an eccentric i…
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Learning new technologies, frameworks, and processes as a programmer gives you a feeling of accomplishment. But unchecked, learning can become a dangerous addiction that damages your software development career. In this episode, I share how software engineers can cap their earning potential if they fall into common traps when learning is the absolu…
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A rainy Friday the 13th sets the stage for a harrowing tale of jealousy, manipulation, and ultimate betrayal. As Brittany Killgore seeks to escape her troubled marriage, she unwittingly becomes entangled in a web of dark desires spun by Dorothy Maraglino and Louis Perez. Their polygamous BDSM relationship takes a sinister turn, leading to Brittany'…
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Have you ever seen another programmer who wasn't as skilled as you get promoted? Did you tell yourself management was making a mistake? Earlier in my career I didn't realize I was doing some things that caused managers to lose confidence in me. I would spend all my time writing code and never think about how I came across to other people. In this e…
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This episode delves into the harrowing true story of Hana Williams, a young girl adopted by a devout evangelical family. As she and her brother Immanuel faced unspeakable abuse masked by religious fervor, their tragic tale sheds light on the darker realities of adoption and extreme religious practices in America.…
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Jennifer Pan, raised by strict "tiger parents" obsessed with her success, faced immense pressure to excel academically and conform to their expectations. Despite early achievements in piano and figure skating, the pressure mounted as she progressed through school. Fearing her parents' disapproval, Jennifer resorted to forging report cards and lying…
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Making videos, podcasts, or blogs could be just what your career as a programmer needs. But it could also be a complete waste of time. Many programmers become influencers, but there are two very different reasons for doing so. In this episode, I share the difference between being a pure influencer, or posting online for content marketing. Content m…
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Imagine this: a successful executive, Tara, seemingly has it all—career, family, the works. But then, out of nowhere, she disappears. The investigation takes a dark turn when her husband, Stephen, becomes the prime suspect. What unfolds is a twisted tale of betrayal, murder, and the gruesome details will send shivers down your spine. It's like some…
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Six years ago I was suddenly struck with chronic insomnia where I couldn't sleep more than 3 hours a night. This lasted for nearly 3 years, and I struggled through sleep studies, behavioral changes, and all the typical tips you read online about overcoming insomnia. Working as a programmer in the tech industry can create a lot of anxiety because we…
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We programmers love to "do it ourselves", and this can help us stay productive and keep ourselves busy. But the dark side of this tendency, is that it can make it harder to get help - when we actually need it. In this episode, I share some ways I've learned that software engineers are trained by society, the workforce, and the software industry to …
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Some of what Tommy Ragan (the killer) did: Strangled Bruce Kim to death during a drunken rage. Transported Bruce Kim's body in the trunk of his car. Buried Bruce Kim's body in a shallow grave, severing his head to avoid identification. Set fire to the Lemac Apartments, potentially endangering numerous lives. Confessed to multiple other crimes inclu…
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Ever try to sell someone on why you're the right person for them to hire in tech? Or maybe you have a software product or offer freelance IT consulting services you need to sell? I'll bet you've run into the situation where the other person you're talking to doesn't seem to "get" why you're the best solution to their tech problems. In this episode,…
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On the first software project of my career, I thought doing a good job was all that mattered to move ahead. And while I was successful, I was manipulated by many other programmers through political games. After that experience, I was tempted many times in my career to fight dirty. And sometimes, I made the wrong decision. In this episode, I share t…
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After my first decade of coding, I learned so much I thought: "I must be at least somewhat intelligent, right?". But there was something more valuable I lacked - wisdom. Without wisdom, you'll make decisions in your career that look right in the short term - but turn out disastrous over time. Wisdom is the ability to make decisions when the rules d…
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If you want a lasting career in software development, you've got to be wiser than your average coder. There's a lot of advice that promotes short-term thinking around programming, and if you aren't careful you can burn your bridges before you reach the finish line. In this episode, I share what I've learned about why most programmers don't last in …
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The familiar question "should I stay or should I go?" is common to programmers, or really anyone in a tech job. But it's tempting to just bail the moment you don't like some aspect of the job, hoping for greener pastures. The flipside of this is when you probably should have left a long time ago but you stick around! Hey, I've been there. It's easy…
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You already know working in tech while staying in a romantic relationship is hard if you spend a lot of time on the computer. But there are other even more dangerous aspects of a tech job that can risk losing your romantic partner if you aren't careful. In this episode, I share lessons I've learned while married for 25 years to the same woman - and…
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Watch the video and subscribe to our YouTube channel Unlock the hidden potential of diversity in the marketplace with your host, Nedra Dickson, your guide through the often misunderstood terrain of supplier diversity. Nedra shares her journey from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to the global stage, and shares how she's witnessed the transformative power of …
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Paige Birgfeld was a Colorado mother of three who disappeared in 2007. Her case garnered national attention as it unfolded. Tragically, her remains were found in 2012. Investigation revealed she led a double life, involved in an escort service. Her ex-husband, Lester Ralph Jones, was convicted of her murder in 2016, although her death's exact circu…
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After their disastrous encounter with the Rakshasa, our party is scattered across the world. As the years pass, they fight their own demons...and one they all seem to share. Voice Acting By: DM/Nickleback - George Primavera Theobald Daringcroft - Marty Abbe-Schneider Bones Mahoney - Nick Williams Vanya Baranov - Dylan McCollum Jade Pickitt - Lelia …
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As the shards of Daringcroft's mighty band begin to come back together more broken than ever, there is still a key piece missing--in the form of a certain pyromaniac. Voice Acting By: DM/Nickleback - George Primavera Theobald Daringcroft - Marty Abbe-Schneider Bones Mahoney - Nick Williams Vanya Baranov - Dylan McCollum Jade Pickitt - Lelia Symingt…
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After months of searching, Theobald Daringcroft and his brave band of explorers have finally reached the Lost City of Atlantis. But what they find down in the depths will test their courage, their will, and the strength of the bonds they have built with each other. Voice Acting By: DM/Nickleback - George Primavera Theobald Daringcroft - Marty Abbe-…
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If you've never been an addict, you may be surprised to know many programmers (and other people in tech job roles) struggle with drug use. Nobody working in tech is a stranger to stress and pressure! But sometimes the ways we cope are unhealthy. If you're currently using, I've been honest and transparent with you - I've been there. I was a marijuan…
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In April 1991, Rachel McLean, a 19-year-old student at St. Hilda's College, Oxford, was murdered by her boyfriend, John Tanner, after she refused his marriage proposal. Tanner, who had arrived to visit McLean, strangled her in her own home and then ingeniously hid her body under the floorboards. Following the murder, Tanner crafted an elaborate fac…
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The popular thing to do when faced with a toxic software project - is to complain until you get out. But a healthier alternative, is to use it as an opportunity to get stronger in your tech career. In this episode I share some things I learned by reflecting back on my career through the lens of the book of Proverbs from the Christian Bible. It show…
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The "God Chose Us" case, as it's known, refers to a series of tragic events involving Shari Smith and Debra Helmick, orchestrated by a criminal who took pleasure in tormenting the victims' families with disturbing phone calls and letters. The case is marked by the kidnappings and murders of Shari Smith and nine-year-old Debra May Helmick in South C…
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If you're a programmer tired of the corporate grind, and thinking about starting a software company - watch out. I tried this twice and failed, but the third time went much better. Here are some practical tips to avoid pitfalls as a software engineer if you want to start a software company - and be successful! Download my free Career Guide here: ht…
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The "God Chose Us" case, as it's known, refers to a series of tragic events involving Shari Smith and Debra Helmick, orchestrated by a criminal who took pleasure in tormenting the victims' families with disturbing phone calls and letters. The case is marked by the kidnappings and murders of Shari Smith and nine-year-old Debra May Helmick in South C…
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The software industry may be messed up, but I need to be straight with you. You're resisting help! If you really want your job and life to get better, and to achieve better things in your software career - the complaining needs to stop. You need to stop resisting the things you already know you should do - and DO them. You can't solve all these pro…
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Carly "Charli" Scott was tragically murdered in Maui in February 2014. Steven Capobianco, her ex-boyfriend, was found guilty of second-degree murder and second-degree arson of her Toyota 4Runner. He was the last person known to have seen Scott alive and was later convicted of murdering her and burning her truck. Despite being convicted, Capobianco …
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The Michigan Gravel Race series has been a staple in the community for seven years now, so it was definitely big news late last year when series founders, Matt and Jenny Acker, announced they would be stepping aside - not ending the series, but rather passing the baton to Joe Cantwell and Jon Looman, race directors of the Cow Pie Classic and Raymon…
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If you're about to get a new tech job, sometimes the red flags are obvious. But what happens when you want the gig anyway? The temptation to take a job when the pay is high, there's prestige, or it's a promotion are strong. In this episode I share some things I've learned about spotting these red flags, and resisting the temptations that come with …
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The Arizona Torso Murder No. 2 refers to the unsolved murder of Marjorie Orbin whose torso was found in Phoenix, Arizona in 1991. The victim's identity and the circumstances of his death remain unknown. It is quite similar to the previous case, and you won't expect what happened.By History's Top Crimes for a Peaceful Night
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If you're tired to the deadlines, pressure, and unrealistic expectations - it may be time to take programming for money into your own hands. In this episode, I share 3 ways you can escape the corporate grind and make money in tech yourself. Being a solopreneur isn't easy, but it's very rewarding if you're willing to learn things like digital market…
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Regan, who earned the nickname 'Captain Cash', was involved in drug smuggling and led a lavish lifestyle. He was arrested in 1998 during a major police operation and later became infamous for his role in the murder of millionaire Amarjit Chohan and his family in 2003. Regan's criminal activities and the subsequent investigation and trial attracted …
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Programming starts out like any other career - then one day you wake up addicted. In this episode, I share big problems with programming's impact on your work/life balance, and offer solutions. As a software developer, it's easy to get caught up in the endless cycle of coding and problem-solving, often at the expense of personal time and well-being…
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An Indonesian citizen and a permanent resident of Australia, was convicted of murdering her friend, Wayan Mirna Salihin, with cyanide-laced coffee. This event occurred in Jakarta, Indonesia, in January 2016.Jessica and Mirna were friends who had met during their college years in Sydney. The murder took place at the Olivier Cafe in Jakarta's Grand I…
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Premium Content from this podcast is only available on Apple Podcasts, If you wanna support the show, here's a link for the channel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/dreams-and-crimes/id6475005344 An unbelievable story of a psychopath who kidnaps a young girl and keeps her as a slave locked beneath his bed for seven years. Colleen Stan. In 197…
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Feeling swamped in your tech job? You're not alone! In this episode, I dive into the heart of what makes our programming world so overwhelming and, more importantly, how you can navigate it with ease. In this episode, I'm not just talking at you; I'm talking with you. We'll explore the common pitfalls that lead to feeling overwhelmed in tech jobs a…
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The Georgia Williams case involves the tragic murder of 17-year-old Georgia Williams in 2013. She was lured to the home of Jamie Reynolds, a man with a history of violent and sadistic obsessions, under the pretense of a photo shoot. Reynolds, who had meticulously planned the crime, murdered Georgia and then disposed of her body. His actions were dr…
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Let's get real about AI and how it impacts programming. There's a lot of propaganda and fear being thrown around related to artificial intelligence (especially in software development and engineering) - so let's cut through the noise together. I made this video for all you software developers, engineers, and programmers out there who want to get a …
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Interpol’s Most Wanted - When fishermen pull up the dead body of a man in the English Channel, police stumble upon one of Interpol’s Most Wanted criminals. Get ready for a podcast that's, well, a little crazy. We're talking about true crime stories here, the kind that are so scary and dark, they might just help you sleep! You know, most news and TV…
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If you've been programming for a while and it doesn't seem as fun as it used to be, maybe it's time to take a step back and look at why. In this episode I'd like to help you figure out what the the root cause of your frustration with coding might be. It's only natural that if you started off writing code and eventually got good at it, you'd come to…
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