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Weekly Impact by Lay of The Land is Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder's deep dive into the timeless lessons from Cleveland's most inspiring founders, CEOs, and leaders, alongside timely updates on community developments throughout Northeast Ohio. Join us each week as we uncover the insights and stories that shape our region's professional landscape.
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Are you interested in the latest news about environmental cleanup at the Department of Energy's nuclear facilities? The GONE FISSION Nuclear Report is for you! This podcast covers all the latest developments across the DOE complex. More than just the news, you'll get commentary and insights to help you better understand the impact of developments.
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Dive into the most relevant topics of sustainable and organic farming through interviews with farmers and ag professionals, as well as audio from MOSES Conference workshops and field days. Organic Specialist Chuck Anderas hosts this podcast.
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It’s time to get excited about the future! The Futurist Society podcast explores the cutting edge of technology, science, and culture to bring you an exciting glimpse of what the future may hold. Join host and futurist expert Dr. Awesome as we delve into the most fascinating advancements shaping our world, and the ethical dilemmas that come with them. This thought-provoking show delves into the latest breakthroughs in fields such as AI, biotech, and space exploration, and considers the poten ...
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It’s being called the largest investment in the history of the State of Tennessee. Orano USA has announced plans to build a new multi-billion dollar, state-of-the-art centrifuge uranium enrichment plant in Oak Ridge. The facility will provide fuel for America’s nuclear power plants and reduce U.S. dependence on foreign sources, including Russia. In…
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Thank you all for your amazing support. We want to wish you a wonderful holiday season. We are taking a short break but will be back on January 20th, 2025. We're working on lots of exciting new episodes and some fun surprises. Looking forward to talking with you all again in the near future - 2025 is going to be awesome! Enjoy the show? Have some s…
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Most of us have probably dealt with landlords at one time or another in our personal or business lives. But did you know that Department of Energy sites around the country also have landlords--DOE offices that are responsible for operation and maintenance of the site as a whole?This week’s episode covers the recent change of DOE landlord at the Sav…
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After a brief hiatus, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss various themes surrounding entrepreneurship, leadership, and the evolving landscape of business. They reflect on recent podcast episodes, emphasizing the importance of intrinsic motivation for founders, the necessity of learning new skills, and the role of storytelling in leadership. The di…
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Community input is essential to the success of the Department of Energy’s environmental cleanup program. Much of the most essential feedback comes from the Site Specific Advisory Boards (SSAB) composed of local community volunteers. These local members take their own time to become educated about local cleanup issues and make recommendations to DOE…
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In this thought-provoking episode of The Futurist Society, Dr. Awesome welcomes Nobel Prize-winning economist Simon Johnson to explore the future of economics and its impact on society. Professor Johnson, from MIT's Sloan School of Management, shares insights from his recent work on technological progress and economic disparities. The conversation …
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of machine translation with Dr. Philipp Koehn, a professor at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Koehn discusses the current state of machine translation technology, its challenges, and the potential future where universal translation could become a reality. He shares insights on the impact of deep learn…
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With a new Administration taking office in January, the Energy Communities Alliance has released a detailed report calling for a top-to-bottom review of the Department of Energy’s Environmental Management program. In this week’s episode of the Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast, ECA Executive Director Seth Kirshenberg shares with Host Michael Butl…
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“We want people to wear the robots” Discover the cutting-edge world of soft robotics and wearable technology, as Dr Awesome discusses their potential to revolutionize healthcare, human performance, and daily life with Kris Dorsey, Associate Professor in the Center for Experiential Robotics at Northeastern University. Love the show? Subscribe, rate,…
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Summary In this episode of Weekly Impact, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss the ambitious vision of John Vickers and his project, Blue Abyss, which aims to revolutionize how we live on Earth and beyond. They explore the importance of persistence and patience in entrepreneurship, especially in the context of navigating challenges and growth. The …
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Join us for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Michael Snyder, Professor of Genetics at Stanford University and Director of the Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine. Dr. Snyder shares groundbreaking insights into aging, discussing how major changes occur in our 40s and 60s. Learn about the future of health monitoring, including wearable d…
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This week, the Gone Fission Nuclear Report features an interview with Candice Robertson, the Department of Energy’s recently appointed Senior Advisor to the Office of Environmental Management (EM-1). Host Michael Butler caught up with her at the 10th Annual National Cleanup Workshop in Washington, D.C. The occasion also marked the 35th anniversary …
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Summary In this episode, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder review Lay of the Land #183 that features Laura Bennett and Alex Krooglik, formerly of Embrace Pet Insurance, and discuss the journey of early-stage entrepreneurs, focusing on the challenges they face, the importance of market research, and the dynamics of investor responsibilities. The conversa…
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The conversation discusses the importance of peer groups and support networks for entrepreneurs who have exited their businesses. It highlights the need for planning and preparation for life after the liquidity event. The episode also introduces the Lay of the Land episode featuring Dan Nitowsky of Tiger 21, a peer group that focuses on wealth pres…
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Doctor Awesome welcomes Daniel Hulme, a leading expert in artificial intelligence with over 25 years of experience in the field, to discuss singularities and how AI will shape our future. Daniel shares his insights on AI’s potential impact on society, the economy, and human consciousness. Daniel offers an optimistic view, emphasizing the importance…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss Lay of the Land #181 with Fred DiSanto of Ancora, the importance of wisdom and earned wisdom, the value of trusted relationships and introductions, the benefits of being part of a community, the role of mentorship in personal and professional growth, the importance of making decisions and t…
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What are the biggest barriers for entrepreneurs looking to innovate in the biotech space? Join Dr. Awesome as he sits down with Michael Schrader, an entrepreneur and co-founder of Vaxess, to learn more about the evolving startup landscape. Michael discusses the challenges of securing funding, navigating regulatory hurdles, and building a capable te…
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In this episode, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss their upcoming events and dive into the conversation with Taylor Evans about Rust Belt Recruiting. They talk about the importance of having a strong brand name, the challenges of expanding into new areas of business, and the significance of having a consistent operating system. They also touch o…
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In this episode Doctor Awesome is joined by Greg Lynn, CEO of Piaggio Fast Forward robotics to discuss advancements in consumer robotics. Join them as Lynn shares his vision for robotics that integrate seamlessly into daily life through intuitive design. Learn how design can impact robotics and help enhance our lives today and in the future! Love t…
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Each year, the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management publishes a list of cleanup priorities for its sites around the country. Progress in the cleanup program is measured by how well these milestones are met. This week, the Gone Fission Nuclear Report joins in celebrating completion a major cleanup goal on DOE’s Oak Ridge Reserva…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss various topics including founders' dinners, the grand opening of Encore Venture Labs, the Ohio VC Fest, and the importance of focusing on numbers in business. They emphasize the value of networking, seeking feedback, and building a strong team. They also highlight the recognition received b…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss various topics including leadership development, the importance of having an exit plan for businesses, and the value of financial modeling. They highlight the need for leaders to continuously develop their skills as their businesses grow and evolve. They also emphasize the significance of p…
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Today Dr. Awesome sits down with Dr. Ron Cohen to discuss the biotech industry. With almost 40 years in the industry, Dr.Cohen is able to provide great insights into the unique challenges and opportunities in this field. Join them as they discuss gene therapy, mRNA technology, and AI in drug development. Learn more about the challenges of drug pric…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss the importance of good infrastructure and solving the digital divide. They highlight the work of Joshua Edmonds, who is working on providing affordable internet access through his company Canopy. They also touch on the history of internet connectivity and the need for access to healthcare a…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss the story of Bob Malley and Malley's Chocolates, a successful family business. They highlight the importance of succession planning and the respect for the work that went before. They also discuss the concept of 'Malley moments' and how the emotional impact of a product can create a lasting…
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In this episode, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss their recent interviews with non-traditional entrepreneurs and their impact on the Cleveland community. They highlight the importance of changing the negative perception of Cleveland and embracing its rich history and authenticity. They also discuss the cyclical nature of cities and the need for…
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In this episode, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss the entrepreneurial journey of Keith Gurchuk and Marissa Guterman, who made a film called 'Lost and Found in Cleveland'. They talk about the importance of purpose over paycheck and the difference between working for a paycheck and seeking purpose in work. They also highlight the level of hustle …
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In this episode, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss the recent podcast episode with Mitchell Vargo from Forward Hospitality Group. They highlight the importance of having an intentional operating system for business success and the benefits of implementing EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System). They also talk about the creative infrastructure in…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss three main topics: the Lay of the Land podcast with Ian Mauer of Genome Oncology, their sessions for the week, and the start of Q3. They highlight Ian's description of Genome Oncology as a clinical decision support system and his approach to learning and evolving. They also discuss the role…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss various topics related to business building and entrepreneurship and the lessons learned from Umberto Fedeli. They talk about the importance of being a student of the game and continuously learning, as well as the significance of having a clear purpose and being in the right place doing the…
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In this conversation, Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss three main topics: the podcast episode with Matt Shapiro from Vitalize, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards, and their session days. They highlight key takeaways from each topic, including the stages of business development, the importance of clear communication, and the need …
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Jim Haviland and Kris Snyder discuss Lay of the Land episode #169 with Aaron Slodov, including Aaron's Manifesto, his mission to exascale American manufacturing, and the importance of skilled labor. They talk about Jeremiah Landi who helps startups turn ideas into products and his multi-faceted background. Finally, they mention Introductions of Val…
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This episode reviews the Lay of the Land podcast with Darren A. Small and his company, Oko, AI and workflow automation. Also discussed event by North Coast Ventures is also discussed, mentioning portfolio companies like Society Brands. The episode concludes with a conversation about EO, a business owner's network. This week's Lay of the Land episod…
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In this episode of the Futurist Society, host Dr. Awesome interviews William Smith, the Director of Strategy at Microsoft and a renowned consultant and author in the future space. William discusses his book 'Future Tech', which explores emerging technologies and their potential impact on humanity. The conversation delves into various aspects of art…
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The Gone Fission Nuclear Report travels to the nation’s capital this week to join a national conversation on next steps for identifying a community to host interim spent fuel storage from America’s nuclear power plants. Our podcast sponsor, the Energy Communities Alliance, convened a meeting of elected officials, community leaders, economic develop…
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Our guest on this week’s episode is John Eschenberg, President and Chief Executive Officer of Central Plateau Cleanup Company in Hanford Washington. An Amentum-led partnership with Fluor and Atkins, CPCCO is responsible for managing site operations, facility deactivation, decommissioning, decontamination and demolition, waste-site remediation, and …
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In this episode of the Futurist Society, host Dr. Awesome converses with Dr. Diana Azzam and Jim Foote, co-founders of First Ascent Biomedical. They discuss the groundbreaking advancements in the future of targeted cancer treatment. Diana, an assistant professor at FIU with a doctorate in biochemistry, and Jim, a CEO with extensive tech industry ex…
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In this episode of the Futurist Society, host Dr. Awesome welcomes astrobiologist Dr. Graham Lau. Dr. Lau discusses his interdisciplinary background in biology, chemistry, astrophysics, and geology, and elaborates on his research into the potential for life on Mars, Europa, and Enceladus. He also delves into his role in science communication, his p…
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At the dawn of a new era, the future of AI beckons with promises of unprecedented innovation and transformation across every facet of human existence. Join Doctor Awesome for a captivating conversation with Christian Hammer, the CEO of Vala AI and host of the Techtastic podcast. Christian discusses the imminent impact of AI on society and addresses…
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This is the time of year when hundreds of interns descend on DOE sites around the country. They are eager and enthusiastic, ready to soak up new information gleaned from being out of the classroom and on the job. They are a critical part of the essential pipeline that will ensure the Department of Energy's Environmental Management program will have…
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Reframe Systems is focused on developing robotic micro-factories for building net zero homes faster and cheaper than traditional construction methods, with plans to reduce costs by 50% by 2025. In this episode of the Futurist Society Podcast, host Dr. Awesome sits down with Vikas Enti, CEO and co-founder of Reframe Systems. They discuss the groundb…
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Existing strategies are necessary for innovating and anticipating future needs. This episode dives into the realm of futurism with guest Maggie Greyson, exploring her work and insights into strategic foresight, the importance of considering multiple futures, the role of museums in future thinking, and the intersection of technology and humanity. Ma…
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DOE’s Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center (EMCBC) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month. Called the “Swiss army knife of Environmental Management”, the EMCBC is a multi-faceted organization, serving as the centralized hub for procurement, financial management, and technical support for DOE’s environmental management progr…
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In this episode, Doctor Awesome interviews Dr. David Rosen, a professor at Northeastern University, about his work in artificial intelligence and robotics. They discuss the challenges of developing algorithms for robots that can perform tasks efficiently and safely. Dr. Rosen explains the advancements in certifiable and verifiable systems and the g…
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The Department of Energy’s environmental cleanup program is more than tearing down aging, contaminated buildings. In this week’s episode of the Gone Fission Nuclear Report, we’ll take a look at another dimension of cleanup--the conversion of depleted uranium hexafluoride—or UF6--at Paducah, Kentucky, and Portsmouth, Ohio. A by-product of the conver…
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Nanoplex is taking a unique approach to disrupting tick-feeding physiology and combating tick-borne diseases. Livestock are important in this effort due to their impact on global economies and the livelihood of farmers. In this episode of the Futurist Society Podcast, Dr. Awesome interviews Dr. Joseph Beyene, a leader in the biotech space and co-fo…
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AI promises to revolutionize how we interact with technology, businesses, and each other, reshaping industries, economies, and societal norms in profound ways. Join us in this insightful episode as Doctor Anand Rao, renowned AI expert from Carnegie Mellon University, delves into the vast applications of artificial intelligence across various sector…
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Dr. Awesome and Nisha embark on a captivating discussion about AI's transformative potential and ethical considerations. They unveil Navigator, a platform democratizing AI education, and explore its role in empowering individuals without coding expertise. Join the conversation, ponder the future of responsible AI development, and take action to sha…
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On April 27, 2024, more than 650 former workers at the historic K-25 gaseous diffusion plant in Oak Ridge, TN, came together for their first-ever reunion. As Daniel Dassow wrote in the Knoxville News-Sentinel, it was the first time many had driven their private cars into the complex, the first time they weren’t required to show a badge and perhaps …
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The beauty with fiction is how often it provides a glimpse of how the future will actually look like, give or take a few details. Good science fiction, in particular, is not the product of idle imagination, but of hours upon hours of serious research and contemplation. Mark Greaney series has successfully done that for the past 20-something books, …
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