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Bolton Means Business

Bolton Means Business

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On Bolton Means Business we talk to business owners and the people who can help them so that our business community can thrive! You'll get to hear their stories and get inspired to write your own.
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Welcome to The New Next, the podcast where tomorrow is today, and the future is now. Together we'll embark on a journey through the evolving landscapes of technology, innovation, and the current events shaping our world. Join us as we break down complex topics into actionable insights. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a forward-thinker, or just curious about the world's next chapter, you're in the right place. So, plug in, power up, and prepare to dive deep into the heart of what's new, wha ...
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Matt breaks down the pros and cons of a career in management consulting. Part 1: The Pros of Being a Management Consultant 1. Diverse Experiences and Challenges 2. High Impact Work 3. Learning and Development 4. Networking Opportunities 5. Competitive Compensation Part 2: The Cons of Being a Management Consultant 1. High Pressure and Stress 2. Work…
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Boosting Domestic Uranium Production & Processing: A Strategic Move for Energy Independence Overview: This podcast episode focuses on recent U.S. policy changes aimed at stimulating domestic uranium production and processing. The discussion revolves around the implications of these changes, particularly in the context of global supply chains and en…
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The New Frontier: Space Warfare and International Diplomacy This podcast episode delves into the complexities and emerging concerns surrounding space warfare, particularly focusing on a recent United Nations Security Council resolution aimed at banning nuclear weapons in space. The discussion highlights the geopolitical dynamics, technological adva…
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In the second 2024 episode of "The New Next," Matt and Robyn Bolton, founder of Mile Zero.io, delve into innovation and its integration into business strategies. Robyn outlines her method of intertwining architecture, behaviors, and culture to foster innovation, emphasizing the need for bespoke strategic playbooks and executive coaching for effecti…
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In this episode of "The New Next," host Matthew Jensen sits down with Tina Marie, a trauma and transformation expert, to explore the depths of personal healing and growth. Tina shares her journey from battling chronic pain, anxiety, and depression to embracing alternative therapies that led her to her calling. As a practitioner of various modalitie…
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Matt and Mike discuss Michael Lewis' new book "Going Infinite" about FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) and the ongoing court proceedings for SBF where his former friends and co-conspirators are unleashing the dirty laundry. Podcast Outline Intro - Overview of podcast focusing on new book by Michael Lewis on FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried Main Points -…
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China's massive real estate sector faces a reckoning, with enough vacant housing to fit the entire population. As developers like Evergrande teeter near default with billions in debt, the contagion risk to the global economy looms large. We analyze the sheer scale of unsold and unfinished projects, fraud investigations into transferring assets, and…
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A recent New York Times article highlighted how after over a year of fighting, the frontlines in Ukraine have barely budged. We analyze maps showing minimal territorial changes in 2022 despite tens of thousands of casualties on both sides. With areas fortified by trenches and minefields, a prolonged stalemate seems inevitable. What does this mean f…
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Germany has acknowledged sending outdated, inoperable weapons to Ukraine, confirming suspicions that NATO countries are offloading obsolete military equipment. We discuss leaked reports of faulty tanks and missiles, the complex logistics of maintaining hardware in warzones, and how the conflict serves as cover for rearming with modern gear. While p…
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Matt and Mike discuss the escallation of a holy war in the Middle East and what it looks like going forward. - The discussion focuses on the recent escalation of violence between Israel and Palestinian militant groups in Gaza. - The violence is compared to a more intense 9/11 with brutal terrorist attacks killing civilians including children. - Thi…
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The F-35 fighter jet was meant to revolutionize air combat, but the hugely expensive program is plagued by crashes, cost overruns and doubts about its capability. We discuss a recent incident where an F-35 crashed during a training exercise and went missing, prompting a frantic search. With a price tag exceeding $100 million per plane, the single-e…
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A leaked naval intelligence report reveals China can build combat ships 200 times faster than the U.S. This staggering shipbuilding capacity shows how China is rapidly surpassing America's deteriorating naval fleet. We discuss the strategic importance of naval power throughout history, how the U.S. has neglected investments in maritime infrastructu…
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The alliance supporting Ukraine is cracking, especially among Eastern European countries, due to economic impacts like the grain export crisis. Poland and others have withdrawn aid over accusations that Ukraine is dumping low-quality grain in Europe, hurting domestic producers. This highlights the unintended consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war, …
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Xi Jinping of China and Bashar al-Assad of Syria recently announced a new strategic partnership as U.S. adversaries band together economically and militarily. This episode explores the implications of this alliance, the history of U.S. involvement in Syria, and the shifting global order as American power declines. We discuss the blowback from finan…
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Matt and Mike discuss how public media and entertainment studios are incentivised to create high dollar blockbusters because it derisks the bottom line. Mike discusses how this pushes out smaller level films like comedies, unless they're hybrid films (like comedy with action).By Matthew Jensen and Mike McVey
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Electric vehicles are running out of customers and some dealers don't want them anymore. Like we predicted on this podcast, many of the marketing points to sell EVs are just not true and automakers are learning the hard way. Consumers are balking at the reality of owning electric vehicles and the higher price tag. Dealers with unsold inventory are …
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Matt and Mike discuss Roman Catholic Pontif Pope Francis' current world tour, his leadership style, and why he's different than many Pope's who have come before. We also discuss the errie similarities between the 1st Crimean War (1852-1856) and today's struggle between East and West in and around the Black Sea. #popefrancis #crimea #ukrainewar…
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The head of US INDOCOM announced the Replicator drone program, announcing that war success and competition with China in the far east will be heavily dependent on drone swarms technology. The goal is 1,000 precision drone strikes within 24 hours. https://newatlas.com/military/replicator-usa-drone/ #drone #droneswarm #INDOCOM…
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Ukraine has claimed successful long-range missile test that would put Russia's Black Sea Fleet on Crimea in range. The next day Russia activated their Sarmat missile system, nicknamed Satan II by NATO. This intercontinental missile system can carry 15 warheads at a time and travels approximately 15,000 MPH. Run by their space administration, Russia…
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The Quaker's have acknowledge their Native American reeducation boarding school past, one of the most hidden moments of the last 200 years, and has opened up and is digitizing their archives so the community can come to some understanding where these kidnapped children went. Matt discusses personal delight that this is finally getting discussed in …
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Matt discussed the BRICS (Brazil Russia India China South Africa) meetup to discuss expanding the economic alliance as a greater parallel to the G7 (the 7 largest global economies). By the time of this upload, the BRICS members have voted to expand in 2024 to include additional heavyweights like Iran. Russia and China view the G7 as competitors in …
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Matt and Mike discuss Alex Jones, Sandy Hook, and the Supreme Court ruling that can potentially open up an appeal for the Sandy Hook settlement. This is likely our most contraversial episode but has substantial importance given Donald Trump being charged on similar charges. Trump fans think Special Prosecutor Jack Smith is evil despite him giving T…
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