Best X Do Controle Podcasts (2024)

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What lies beneath the tussle over Birsa Munda’s legacy? 11:30

2h ago11:30

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Birsa Munda, the legendary tribal rebel who died more than 120 years ago, is at the center of a heated political battle. Sangh Parivar outfits are using his memory to co-opt Adivasi identities into the saffron fold while demanding that tribals who have converted to ‘non-indigenous’ religions, such as Christianity, be excluded from the Scheduled Tri…

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Ep 319 – Tucker Carlson DEMOLISHES Aussie Journalists + The TRUTH About NUCLEAR 1:13:07

3h ago1:13:07

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This week on The Other Side… Tucker Carlson schools a naive Australian journalist in one of the finest takedowns in recent Aussie media history A left-wing senior Liberal Party figure comes out from behind his mask and backs the Labor party on a NO-nuclear power future Julian Assange walks free - but is he a hero or a villain? Trump and Biden face-…

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‘$5.8 bn in impact investing last year, 40% growth over 3 years’ 31:46

2d ago31:46

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Impact investing, which aims to achieve positive social or environmental results alongside financial returns, is considered a big opportunity in India. Impact funds usually earn a market rate of return, which flies in the face of the belief that investing in social or environmental priorities is important but not profitable. Avishek Gupta, MD and C…

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June 2024 industry news: new machines, anniversaries and name changes 12:11

4d ago12:11

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, managing editor Anna Townshend shares machine builder and system integrator news highlights from June 2024.By controldesign

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Why do exit polls get it wrong so often? 7:54

7d ago7:54

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There are several structural problems with the way exit polls are conducted in India – from inadequate sample sizes to the blending of irrelevant historical data into the projection, an improper understanding of the demographics, voters withholding their true choices from researchers and many more. Also, inadequate budgets mean pollsters cut corner…

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Ep 318 - Dutton TAKES Charge – Strong NUCLEAR Leadership Sends Left INSANE! 1:01:39

7d ago1:01:39

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This weekend on The Other Side… -- PETER DUTTON hits his stride by announcing a strong commitment to bringing nuclear into the Australian energy mix forcing the left and wimps in his own party to reveal their total hypocrisy on net zero -- ANTHONY ALBANESE kowtowing to China again by allowing a disgraceful act of censorship to be carried out on Aus…

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The changing role of PLCs in a connected plant 4:57

11d ago4:57

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Tobey Strauch, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore discusses the future of PLCs in machinery used in a modular, connected factory or plant.By controldesign

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India’s roads are among the most unsafe in the world, so how do we change that? 8:27

13d ago8:27

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The data shows that India’s roads are among the most unsafe in the world. In 2022, more than 4.6 lakh accidents were reported in which 1.68 lakh people lost their lives and nearly 4 lakh were injured. The impact of accidents is felt well beyond the tragedy itself – the economic loss alone is equivalent to 3.18% of the GDP, or Rs 8.17 lakh crore in …

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Ep 317 - MEN's Lives Ruined - Not Guilty but Fully CANCELLED + Are We on the Brink of WW3? 1:02:13

14d ago1:02:13

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This week on The Other Side… Are we on the brink of World War 3? Australia's longest-serving minister of foreign affairs says the impossible scenario has at least become a possibility NRL star Jarryd Hayne has his rape conviction overturned but technically could face a FOURTH trial on the same crime… do we need to fix our criminal justice system? E…

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ANCA talks tech trends affecting machine builders 14:24

18d ago14:24

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, managing editor Anna Townshend discusses emerging technology and the introduction of autonomous manufacturing for CNC operation.By controldesign

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Can digital lending become the norm? 5:57

20d ago5:57

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It is estimated that India’s digital lending market will grow to an astounding $515 billion by 2030. While there are serious challenges such as data privacy and predatory practices, the RBI has stepped in to protect consumers. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.By Ideabrew Studios

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Ep 316 – eKarens' New Plan to Control Elon, Trump Rises, Fauci Falls 58:14

21d ago58:14

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This week on The Other Side… -- Australia’s censorship overlords in the eSafety Commission change tack in their attempt to stop you seeing the news without their approval -- A new IPA report reveals the massive bias of Aussie censors against the political right and in favour of the left and warns against Albo’s dangerous new ‘misinformation’ laws -…

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'From blood donation to transfusion, the entire chain is full of gaps' 38:20

23d ago38:20

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An estimated 12,000 Indians die every day due to blood shortage. What’s more, access to safe blood is not a given in the country. As we observe Blood Donor Day on June 14, India has a great gap to bridge when it comes to blood safety and supply. Anubha Taneja Mukherjee, Member Secretary of the Thalassemia Patient Advocacy Group and a respected voic…

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Unraveling Super Sensitive Women’s Health Topics with Dr. Jolene Brighten, ND 51:33

24d ago51:33

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How many of us have heard that weight gain causes our PCOS? Yep, me too. It’s time to bust this myth, and so many others alongside none other than hormone queen Dr. Jolene Brighten. If you’ve been hanging around the women’s health space, you’ve very likely heard of Dr. Brighten. She marries the science and biochemistry behind hormones with her appr…

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What do VFDs bring to the table? 7:22

25d ago7:22

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore explains how variable frequency drives provide efficiency, reliability and safety in manufacturing.By controldesign

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Workplace burnout has reached epidemic levels 4:37

28d ago4:37

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A new survey shows that India tops the world in workplace burnout, with 59% of respondents reporting symptoms. While a range of factors – from the competitive job market to urban stress – can be blamed, burnout can have worrying physical and emotional impacts. The social stigma around mental health doesn’t help either. Focusing on work-life balance…

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Ep 315 - America's Lawfare Disgrace and Australian State's Insane New Anti-men Move 52:32

28d ago52:32

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This week on The Other Side… -- Trump found Guilty in Circus Trial - American politics stoops to a troubling new low as Democrats manipulate New York's legal system in a deliberate and calculated attempt to take down a former President of the United States -- Australian state of Victoria introduces a world first obscenely sexist affront to men by a…

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May 2024 industry news: expansions, partnerships and Automate 18:39

1M ago18:39

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, Anna Townshend shares machine builder and system integrator news highlights from the month of May.By controldesign

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Disparity report underscores gender pay gap in India 5:51

1M ago5:51

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India rose eight places to 127 out of 146 countries in the World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report 2023. But it’s still worse off than even Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bhutan at 103. Among the many factors pulling India down, from educational attainment to political empowerment, is the gender pay gap. Please listen to the latest episode …

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Ep 314 – GUTLESS – Aussie PM Fails to Stand Up to Woke ICC 55:02

1M ago55:02

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This week on The Other Side… Australia’s Moment of Shame - Albo refuses to follow world leaders and stand up for liberal democracy and Israel. The International Criminal Court tried to draw a moral equivalence between Israel and Hamas this week by announcing it is seeking an arrest warrant for the leaders of both. Most world leaders - except ours -…

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X-ray vision systems in the manufacturing industries 7:40

1M ago7:40

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Joey Stubbs, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore discusses how x-ray vision systems have advanced defect detection.By controldesign

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What generic drugs mean to India 6:12

1M ago6:12

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Generic drugs are a great way of making healthcare more affordable to those who really need it. They are becoming increasingly popular and seem to have strong government backing. However, doctors claim that they being arm-twisted into prescribing them even when there are questions about their quality endangering patient safety. Please listen to the…

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Ep 313 – TRUMP on the Way to Victory & ELON beats the eKarens! 53:08

1M ago53:08

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This week on The Other Side… Donald Trump is on track to become President of the United States again - we’ll tell you why Jim Chalmers’ Bland Budget - Labor is patting itself on the back for delivering a ‘surplus’ (after winning at the tax pokies!) but they continue to spend, spend, spend instead of paying-down our massive national debt! One of Aus…

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‘Being born a Hindu, I have a responsibility to tell the story of Muslims’ 1:06:06

2M ago1:06:06

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I came across a musical Daastangoi performance, ‘Jo Dooba So Paar’, by chance. And it showed me how the arts can bring people together. It’s much needed, especially in these times of great social fissures. The show embodied the message of harmony that the intertwined lives of Nizamuddin Auliya and Amir Khusrau delivered and reminded us that communi…

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Understanding the evolution of I/O technology 7:15

2M ago7:15

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Jeremy Pollard, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore discusses the evolution of input/output technology. For those of you interested in testing your knowledge and understanding of the evolution of I/O technology after this podcast, visit www.controldesign.com/ioevolution and take our …

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Women tourists don’t feel safe in India; why we need to change that 7:59

2M ago7:59

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The recent gangrape of a Brazilian tourist in Jharkhand underscores why India suffers from a serious perception problem. Several foreign governments have issued advisories to women tourists asking them to be careful while travelling in India. Tourism industry leaders have also demanded greater safety measures. As women travellers leave scathing rev…

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Ep 312 – Demonising MEN – Daisy Cousens X The Other Side 56:52

2M ago56:52

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This weekend on THE OTHER SIDE... The Demonisation of MEN - has Australia been living under a culture of putting down men for decades that’s become so normalised we don’t even notice it any more? ADH TV Presenter and YouTube star Daisy Cousens joins us to discuss. Sectarian Politics - Muslims in the UK have voted in the recent city council election…

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Less Painful S*x and Urinary Issues with Pelvic Floor Doctor Janelle Howell 46:48

2M ago46:48

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So many of us silently struggle with s*xual pain. Not only can it lead to a loss of libido, it can cause s*xual fear and s*xual distress. If we can’t even admit our issues to our parents or our partners, who can we talk to?! Meet Janelle Howell, Doctor of Physical Therapy and CEO of The Vagina Rehab Doctor. Dr. Howell is no stranger to diving into …

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How humanoid-robot development has impacted hydraulic and electrical actuation 10:02

2M ago10:02

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Tobey Strauch, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore discusses the impact of robotic development on other areas of motion. After the podcast, test your knowledge of robotic development with this quiz at www.controldesign.com/robotimpact.…

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Ages behind, India finally enters the race for lithium 5:07

2M ago5:07

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India is a late starter in the quest for lithium as it transitions towards new-age energy. It has picked up five lithium blocks for mining in Argentina and is looking for more across the world. If it has to reduce its dependence on China for lithium and to catch up with it, India will need to pick up pace not just in mining but also processing of t…

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Ep 311 - Aussie MEN Have Had ENOUGH! Has the Great Push-back Begun? 51:23

2M ago51:23

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This week on The Other Side… a controversial look at the Australian Domestic Violence 'problem.' We take a step back from the high emotion and ask rationally: is there actually a problem big enough to require THREE BILLION DOLLARS of government intervention? Have radical feminists hijacked this issue to drive an anti-male agenda? Are Australian men…

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April 2024 industry news: awards, associations and acquisitions 16:47

2M ago16:47

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, Anna Townshend shares machine builder and system integrator news highlights from the month of April.By controldesign

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Income inequality worse now than during the Raj 6:35

2M ago6:35

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The top 1% of Indians earns 22.6% of the national income and holds 40.1% of the wealth. This inequality is among the worst in the world, finds a recent study. This ‘Billionaire Raj’ has been pronounced since Narendra Modi came to power, the report said, and is founded on “an authoritarian government with centralisation of decision-making power, cou…

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Ep 310 - Taking Your Freedom to Keep You Safe - Exactly who IS this "eSafety Commissioner" and do we need her? 57:41

2M ago57:41

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This weekend on THE OTHER SIDE... Exactly who IS this "eSafety Commissioner" and do we need her? The Australian government is using the stabbing tragedy in Sydney last weekend, combined with the stabbing of a Christian Priest by a Muslim teenage 'terrorist', to resurrect it's nearly-dead draconian proposed Misinformation and Disinformation laws. Ha…

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‘Great opportunity for urban startups to partner with rural micro-entrepreneurs’ 26:26

2M ago26:26

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Micro-entrepreneurship can be one of the solutions to poverty and a means of sustainable income generation in developing countries like India. Central and state governments have launched several programmes to aid micro-entrepreneurship but has enough been done and what more is needed to raise income and employment levels, especially in rural India?…

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Highlights from Control System Integrators Association Exchange 6:25

2M ago6:25

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore, who attended CSIA Exchange in Dallas, shares memorable insights from the event.By controldesign

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How a widening Middle East conflict would affect India 7:30

2M ago7:30

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If the Iran-Israel conflagration expands into a regional conflict, it would affect India on multiple levels – from energy security to input costs of various industries, inflation and stock prices, not to mention strategic interests. Please listen to the latest episode of All Indians Matter.By Ideabrew Studios

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Ep 309 - Sydney's PAIN - The Week of the Long Knives - What's to Blame? 46:51

2M ago46:51

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This weekend on THE OTHER SIDE... Damian explores the reasons behind a week of tragedy and tears for Sydney. As sad as the Bondi Junction knife attack was, is there anything anyone could have done to prevent it? And what are we not realising about the social and political climate in Western Sydney? An apparently religiously-motivated stabbing attac…

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Digital twins provide insights for system integrators 8:54

2M ago8:54

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by managing editor Anna Townshend, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore recaps the answers to a Control Design reader question about digital twin technology.By controldesign

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The rise and rise of cancer in India 8:07

3M ago8:07

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A recent report warns that India is on its way to becoming the “cancer capital of the world”. While tobacco and alcohol abuse remain among the major drivers, artificial preservatives, junk food, cellphone towers, food adulteration and exposure to pollutants are leading causes too. The solution spans not just more screening facilities but also great…

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Ep 308 – Is AUSTRALIA (and the west) in Crisis? A Special Episode 1:27:36

3M ago1:27:36

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This weekend on THE OTHER SIDE Damian is joined by two smart friends of the show, past interview guests, businessman and ‘natural law’ expert, Rob McMullan and business leader, former forensic auditor and police prosecutor, Scott Pelto, for a special ‘off the set’ deep dive discussion on the question Is Australia in Crisis? We all know something ju…

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E-stops help protect against human error 6:08

3M ago6:08

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Jeremy Pollard, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore explains the importance of reliability and speed in emergency stop buttons.By controldesign

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How remote HMI connects with machinery in hazardous areas 6:53

3M ago6:53

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Joey Stubbs, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore discusses remote human-machine interface technology.By controldesign

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What is the Indus Waters Treaty and why does it matter? 8:04

3M ago8:04

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Signed in 1960, the Indus Waters Treaty gives India control over the Ravi, Sutlej and Beas rivers, while Pakistan manages the Indus, Jhelum and Chenab. Now, as populations burgeon and climate control wreaks havoc on water resources, India says the treaty must be renegotiated. The Indus Basin aquifer is the second-most stressed in the world but on i…

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Ep 307 - The Truth About EXCESS DEATHS - It's not what you think 59:05

3M ago59:05

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This weekend on THE OTHER SIDE we explore... People are dying. Nobody cares. Australia had 15,000 more deaths than usual during 2023. Why isn't working out why a national scandal and top of the agenda? ANU Professor and former UN Assistant Secretary-General Dr Ramesh Thakur has a few ideas. We discuss. Woke Governor General? - Is Australia's next G…

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‘Right wing knows that if you create an artificial grievance, you can rule forever’ 1:03:26

3M ago1:03:26

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The rise of right-wing nationalism and intense polarisation is defining political debates and electoral outcomes across the world. So, many believe that the outcome of the US and Indian elections will be make or break for global democracy. What does the hard swing towards the right mean for all of us? Rohit Tripathi, a policy advocate on a wide ran…

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Navigating Perimenopause like a Boss with Dr. Carrie Jones, ND, FABNE, MPH 46:01

3M ago46:01

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If you’ve ever wondered about how your body will change during perimenopause and menopause (or if you’re currently in the thick of this and struggling), this episode is going to be your new audio bible. From crappy sleep, to mood changes like deeper depression and anger, to thinning hair, to just feeling “blah” - we’re sitting down with expert Dr. …

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Lack of access to safe water is a burgeoning crisis 7:33

3M ago7:33

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Unsafe, contaminated water is killing millions of Indians and dragging down the economy. There is a desperate need to clean and conserve our water sources, and for policies that ensure sustainable use of the world’s most precious resource. India has 16% of the world’s population crammed into a landmass that’s one-third the size of the US. What’s wo…

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What are the proper mounting methods for position sensors? 5:18

3M ago5:18

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In this episode of Control Intelligence, written by contributing editor Charles Palmer, editor-in-chief Mike Bacidore talks about four techniques used to mount sensors.By controldesign

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Season 7 Finale-Episode 50: Capital 4 The Culture: Crowdfunding Essentials for Entrepreneurs 40:05

3M ago40:05

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Send us a Text Message. Title: Capital 4 the Culture: Crowdfunding Essentials for Entrepreneurs I. INTRO Partner in podcasting, my brotha from Anotha, AI mogul in the making (check out plannit AI) the Rashaeed Wallace of podcast knowledge -BIG STEW! II. What is crowdfunding? Crowdfunding is the raising of small amounts of capital from a large numbe…

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