T.A., a marine biologist, and Doris, a journalist, sail around New Zealand in their tiny yacht, to connect with communities, share stories and raise awareness for marine restoration as well as protection.
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Nomad Ocean Podcasts
"What could possibly go wrong?" Host Bradford Rogers learns some things NOT to do—and the occasional life lesson—while sailing the Gulf Coast of Florida and meeting salty characters. "Screwing up is part of cruising. Let me show you how!"
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A NOMAD’S WAY is a podcast for all those who have committed themselves to the exploration. Every Thursday this podcast will connect you to the stories of fellow nomads stretching over the expanse of eco traveling , budget traveling , solo woman traveling and what not!
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The Scuba GOAT Podcast delivers unfiltered insights into the world of scuba diving, marine conservation, and underwater exploration. Host Matt Waters, a seasoned dive professional and founder of Nomadic Scuba, brings you deep dives with marine scientists, conservation leaders, dive industry pioneers, and underwater photographers from across the globe. Discover exceptional dive destinations and meet the passionate operators who make underwater adventures possible. From marine biology discover ...
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Hosted by former covert CIA intelligence officers Andrew Bustamante and Jihi Bustamante, the EverydaySpy Podcast gives you practical, powerful spy skills and insights you can use everyday. From parenthood fixes to career shortcuts, business hacks to geopolitical insights, this pod is for you if you are looking for frank, honest, and hilariously relatable truth from two real-world field operatives who have done and seen things they can't talk about (and will never forget).
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Hosted by Deidric Davis. An interview style podcast where guests of different backgrounds will describe their experiences and interests in the world of science.
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Tech Life discovers and explains the ways technology is changing our lives, wherever we are in the world. We meet the people with bright ideas for rethinking the way we work, learn and play, and get hands-on with the products they dream up. We hold tech giants to account for their huge power to affect our lives, and ask who wins, and who loses, in the technology transformation. Tech Life is your guide to a future being made, and remade, at lightning speed in front of our eyes.
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Welcome to "Nomadic Sounds", a podcast that transports you to far-off lands and immerses you through ambient sounds, allowing you to experience different cultures and destinations around the world. Each episode takes you on an auditory journey to a new location, where you'll experience the sounds of daily life, nature, and cultural events in a way that's authentic and captivating. keywords: sounds, ambient sounds, travel,ambiance, noise, background sounds, white noise, chatting sounds, walki ...
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Do you feel most alive when exploring new parts of the world? Do you dream of living a life filled with adventure, connection, and purpose? If so, you’re in right place! Design Her Travel is the podcast that inspires you to turn those dreams into reality. Hosted by global nomad Kim Anderson, this podcast is your weekly source of travel tips, fascinating stories, and actionable advice. Whether you’re dreaming of your first solo trip, planning your next family adventure, or searching for ways ...
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Twitch streamer QTCinderella talks about the unwelcome attention she receives in real life. Shiona McCallum reports on robotics for offshore wind farms. And polar rover tech. Presenter: Shiona McCallumProducer: Tom Quinn (Image: A photo of Twitch streamer QTCinderella attending TwitchCon 2024 in San Diego, USA. She is standing in front of a TwitchC…
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The secret ways AI is used to write hit songs
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26:31We’re all about AI today. As AI-generated music tops US charts, a musician explains how he uses AI in the songwriting process. A fashion house explains how they use it to help sizing issues. And with the festive season approaching, there is a warning over its use in children’s toys. Presenter: Shiona McCallumProducer: Imran Rahman-JonesStudio manag…
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Does AI have a role in education? Some private schools in the United States are swapping traditional teacher-led classroom lessons for laptops and personalised apps. We speak to pupils and the co-founder of the school network embracing AI-assisted learning. Also in this edition: We're lifting the lid on online scams around the world. Hear how one w…
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We look at how tech and visas have freed some employees from their desktops, allowing them to continue their work from other parts of the world. They're called digital nomads. Also in this edition: Shiona McCallum speaks to a victim of online bullying in Kenya, and finds out about a charity trying to help. And tech startups in Finland are turning t…
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Seven pioneers of artificial intelligence gathered at St James's Palace to receive the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering, presented by King Charles. Zoe Kleinman was there. In this week's edition you can hear Zoe talk to the 'godmother' of AI, Professor Fei-Fei Li, and Jensen Huang, the head of the world's most valuable company, Nvidia. Also on…
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Policy, Justice, and the Ocean: Tyrese Mitchem on Building an Equitable Future
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1:03:34On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, I sit down with Tyrese Mitchem an environmental steward, justice advocate, and RAY Fellow making his mark in Washington, DC. A graduate of UC Santa Barbara in Environmental Studies and Sociology, Tyrese earned the Outstanding Senior Award and wrote his senior thesis on diversity and inclusion in environmental …
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We look at a particular use of tech in family life - using trackers to know where your children are, or your partner, or other relatives. What are the safety and privacy issues ? Also on Tech Life: Shiona McCallum speaks to the BBC's cyber correspondent, Joe Tidy, about a gang of Russian hackers known as Evil Corps. Who are they, and what have they…
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Athlete to Explorer: Randy “5K” Thomas on Science, Storytelling, and Conservation
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1:01:09Im joined by Randy Thomas wildlife researcher, educator, and underwater filmmaker, also known as 5K. Randys path has been anything but ordinary: from athlete to Air Force, from scientist to global explorer, and now Netflix Star! We dive into his journey of blending science, storytelling, and media appearing on shows like All the Sharks while also c…
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We look at the impact data-scraping robots from AI firms are having on the online encyclopedia used by hundreds of millions of people. Also in this edition of Tech Life: if you work in the fashion industry, if you are a fashion model, are you worried about AI ? A lot are, and we find out why. And how do we prevent children from seeing online adult …
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Science, Policy, and Perseverance: Mark Losavio on Conservation and Community
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57:30On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, I sit down with Mark Losavio, Conservation Policy Manager for the Aquarium Conservation Partnership and Board Member of Black in Marine Science (BIMS). Marks work bridges ocean conservation, policy, and community, making science accessible while advocating for the voices that need to be heard most. We talk abo…
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More than 200 prominent individuals and 70 organisations want international agreement on 'do not cross' red lines for artificial intelligence, to prevent risks to humanity. We speak to Stuart Russell, professor of computer science at the University of California in Berkeley, who is backing the call. He spells out some of the potential risks that AI…
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A Bi-Coastal Kid Takes On The World with Digital Nomad: Jenn Johnson
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1:00:26On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by Jennifer Johnson: a digital nomad, scuba diver, freelance writer, podcast host, and career coach. With a masters in counseling and nearly a decade of experience recruiting engineering and biopharma students, Jennifer has spent her career helping people bridge the gap from college to career. In 2…
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We speak to the founder and CEO of Axon Enterprise, maker of the Taser, about the tech's future. And the future includes drones armed with Tasers. Also in this edition of Tech Life: why an underwater glider is circumnavigating the globe, gathering data on the oceans. And find out why the quantum computing revolution could arrive sooner than expecte…
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After our first Atlanta How Not To Sail meetup (a month after losing the vessel), I get a voicemail that changes everything. And Big News... I've just launched The How Not To Sail Minute, a daily (weekdays) dose of How Not To Sail. Let me know what you think! HowNotToSail.com/minuteBy Worldsongs Media
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Kory Lamberts: A Shift In Life Becomes A Shift In Purpose
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48:42On todays episode of Black Nerds Matter, were sitting down with Kory Lamberts: Founder and CEO of the Aquatic Futures Foundation (AFF). Kory is a passionate leader and environmental steward whos dedicated to building equity frameworks and reimagining how communities can thrive in the face of change. From the football field to environmental advocacy…
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Join me in Annapolis at Davis' Pub on Friday, Oct. 10 at 5pm! More info at HowNotToSail.comBy Worldsongs Media
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Self Empowerment & Somatic Coaching with Alana Robinson
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1:05:34On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by Alana Robinson, a Somatic & Self-Empowerment Coach based in Los Angeles, CA. Alana helps people move through obstacles, reconnect with their bodies, and intentionally create lives they love. With a focus on body-wise self-awareness, resilience, and self-trust, her work centers on mind-body integ…
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An exclusive interview with Bill Ready, boss of social media platform Pinterest. Plus – what is actually stolen in a cyber-attack, the end of dial-up and are AI pets the future? Presenter: Chris VallanceProducer: Imran Rahman-Jones (Image: A phone with the red Pinterest logo on it. Credit: Getty Images)…
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The Coral Doctor: Milan Foston on Law, Aquaria, and Inclusion
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1:02:21Introducing Milan Foston: lawyer, conservation leader, and champion of the blue economy, aquaculture, and diversity in marine science. Known affectionately as The Coral Doctor, Milans journey spans civil litigation, environmental law, scuba diving adventures, and her board role with the Aquatic Futures Foundation. With expertise in both policy and …
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We hear from experts on the pros and cons of using AI in the healthcare world. Plus ex-Minecraft YouTuber Stampy, AKA Joseph Garrett, on turning to game design. But are console games getting too expensive? And the students from India whose innovative renewable energy tech has won a prestigious award. This week's Tech Life was presented by Shiona Mc…
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Black in Blue Tech: Germain Bebe on Ocean Justice, Tech in the Marine Science Industry & His Career Path
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1:09:13On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by Germain Bebe a transformative leader in ocean innovation and a true tech visionary. With an MBA from West Texas A&M, a B.S. in Urban Planning from Florida Atlantic University, and over a decade of experience across nonprofit, climate-tech, and AI-driven ventures, Germain has built a career at th…
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This week we're talking about connectivity. How to keep the internet running when international data cables are damaged by earthquakes or war. And are light beams a solution ? Also this week: Satellites and AI are being used to count migrating wildebeest in Africa. We hear how tech is challenging long-standing estimates of animal numbers. Presenter…
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Academics & Art: Andreah "Dre" Pierre on Art vs AI, Science Communication And The Importance of Art in STEM
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1:02:19On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by Andreah Dre Pierre, a scientific illustrator, educator, and communicator who brings the natural world to life through art. Born and raised in Miami, Dres early love for the ocean carried her across the country, where she earned a Biology degree from Pomona College and a graduate certificate from…
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A fleet of small robotic sailboats, packed with sensors, are ready to sail into the path of storms, to gather data on developing hurricanes. We find out how they'll do it. The data will help experts predict where a hurricane might reach land, giving people time to prepare and evacuate. Also on Tech Life this week: we're at Europe's biggest tech sho…
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Samir Alhafith & Rus Pnevski - SS Nemesis found at 160m!
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2:50:18Samir Alhafith, founder of The Sydney Project, and Navy Clearance Diver Lieutenant Rus Pnevski take us deep into one of NSW’s most enduring maritime mysteries — the rediscovery of the SS Nemesis. Built in 1880 by Thomas Turnbull & Sons in Whitby, England, the steamship was later used to haul coal between Newcastle and Melbourne and was tragically l…
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We test the AI tech that offers live language translation on the telephone. India bans online money games. And AI in the workplace - a global study looks at who uses it, and why. Presenter: Shiona McCallumProducer: Tom Quinn (Image: A photo of a young woman speaking into a smartphone. Credit: pocketlight/Getty Images)…
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What happens when you lose your social media?
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26:30For months, we have been hearing from people all over the world who say they have been unfairly banned from their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Meta has, so far, said nothing publicly about what’s going on. Plus, we chart the rise and fall of an American tech giant, and the author of Empire of AI, Karen Hao, tells us what she thinks the industry…
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Tech and performance at the Edinburgh Festivals
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26:31A special from Edinburgh, where art and performance meet tech with spectacular results. Including a magician with robot assistants, an AI improv group and an electrifying dance act. Every August, Edinburgh becomes the centre of the arts world, with half a million visitors and thousands of acts descending on the Scottish capital. Among these are per…
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From Rhetoric to the Reef: Leroy Green III on Ocean Justice, Communication & Being a Black Nerd
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1:30:29On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by Leroy Green IIIa social scientist, community advocate, storyteller, and proud Black nerd forging a powerful path in ocean conservation. With a background in communication studies and rhetoric analysis, Leroy entered the world of marine science with no prior ties to the ocean. Now, after two and …
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Singapore is experiencing an increase in cyber threats, and its critical infrastructure was targeted in a cyber attack. We speak to the country's Commissioner of Cybersecurity. Also in Tech Life this week: we hear the real voice of a fake spokesperson for a synthetic band. And presenter Zoe Kleinman has a mini tech adventure involving social media …
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Bugs, Biodiversity & Black Girl Magic: The Science Journey of Ebony D. Taylor
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58:30On this episode of Black Nerds Matter, were thrilled to welcome Ebony D. Taylor, also known as the Bug Doctor Bloomed Entomologist. Ebony is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an NSF Graduate Research Fellow whose work sits at the intersection of climate change, biodiversity, and conservation. From investigating how enviro…
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China’s DeepSeek took the AI world by storm this year. Where is it now? Plus the AI doomsday scenario capturing the imagination of the tech world. How seriously should we take it? And the future of driving with Volvo’s tech lead. Presenter: Graham FraserProducer: Imran Rahman-JonesEditor: Monica Soriano (Image: A hand holding a phone with the blue …
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How Delta’s AI Is Changing Airfare and What It Means for Travelers #196
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23:55Love the show? Help shape what’s next—take this quick listener survey. Delta is using AI to price tickets in real time. Are you getting a deal… or getting played? Delta has started using artificial intelligence to personalize airfare pricing, and it could change how you book flights forever. But is this new tech a money-saver or just a smarter way …
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Sharks, Storytelling & Sisterhood: Chanté Davis on Rewriting the Narrative in Ocean Science
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1:00:22Today on Black Nerds Matter, were diving deep with Chant Davisa powerhouse marine science student, climate justice advocate, and shark conservationist whos already making serious waves in the world of ocean advocacy. Currently an undergrad at Duke University, Chant is majoring in marine science and conservation and minoring in journalism, arts, and…
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Imagine a world in which AI servants are at your beck and call. They work for you, shop for you, book your travel and help organise your family life. It's called Agentic AI. And it's coming. A senior figure at Amazon tells us how they see AI agents changing our lives. Also this week on Tech Life: Kenya's plastic waste problem is being turned into a…
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The Ultimate Guide to Scenic Train Travel Across America on the Empire Builder #195
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22:47Ever wondered what it’s really like to travel across the U.S. by train? In this episode, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at Amtrak’s Empire Builder, one of the most scenic and underrated train routes in North America. Host Kim Anderson shares her personal experience riding the Empire Builder from Seattle to Chicago with her young son, and walks…
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Bridging the Gulf: Dr. Kailani Acosta on Phytoplankton, Justice, and Changing the Face of Ocean Science
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54:52On todays episode of Black Nerds Matter, were honored to sit down with Dr. Kailani Acosta. She is a biological oceanographer, science communicator, and a powerful voice for equity in STEM. Kailani currently serves as the Science Program Associate at OceanX, helping to drive innovative ocean exploration and research. She earned her Ph.D. in 2024 fro…
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Thousands of tonnes of excess sewage, manure, food waste and paper sludge are being pumped hundreds of meters underground in the USA, where it will stay for centuries, preventing greenhouse gases from being released. Microsoft is backing the method to help offset carbon emissions. We speak to the co-founder and CEO of Vaulted Deep. Also on Tech Lif…
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Will AI Take Over Travel? What Every Creator and Traveler Needs to Know Right Now w/ Ross Borden #194
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49:26AI is changing how we travel—and raising big questions about who gets left behind. In this episode, host Kim Anderson sits down with Ross Borden, the founder of Matador Network to explore how artificial intelligence is turning the travel world upside down. From simplifying trip planning to disrupting the creator economy, this conversation dives dee…
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Mapping the Deep with Dr. Dawn Wright: Ocean Exploration, Black Excellence, and the Power of Nerdiness
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54:07Today on Black Nerds Matter, were honored to welcome the legendary Dr. Dawn Wright. She is a marine geologist, deep-sea explorer, and Chief Scientist at Esri. Affectionately known as Deep Sea Dawn, she holds a long list of groundbreaking achievements, including becoming the first Black woman to dive to the ocean floor and the first Black person to …
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What Van Life in New Zealand Taught Me About Freedom, Travel, and Trusting Myself #193
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22:31What happens when you say yes to the unknown with just $2,000 and a surfboard? Spoiler: It might change your life and your idea of freedom, forever. In this week's Travel Talk episode, host Kim Anderson takes you along on her personal journey through New Zealand’s South Island, where she learned the true meaning of freedom, travel, and trusting her…
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We step inside a quantum computer lab to answer your questions about technology that promises to revolutionise everything from particle physics to fertiliser production. Also this week on Tech Life: lots of us upload and download large quantities of data, and the expectation is that the demand for data will only increase in the future. How will our…
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Thinking About Van Life? What to Know About Vehicle Conversions, Remote Work, and Daily Life on the Road #192
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47:48If you’ve been eyeing van life content but are still wondering how people really do it, this one’s for you. For the last five years, Fiorella and her husband have lived full-time on the road in not one but two self-converted vehicles. They’ve road-tripped through 40+ states, explored more than 30 national parks, and turned a fire investigation truc…
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Family, Journalism & Nerdy Curiosity with Emmy-Winner: Ken Houston
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1:01:38In this special episode of Black Nerds Matter, were joined by someone whos not only an award-winning journalist but also family. Ken Houston, Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Award-winning anchor of Good Morning Connecticut on WTNH News 8, sits down with Deidric to talk about his powerful journey through journalismfrom growing up in Kansas City to becomin…
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Solo Travel in Australia: What Hitchhiking a White Van and Six Aussie Men Taught Me About Trust | TRAVEL TALK #191
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15:39Would you hop into a white van with six strangers while hitchhiking solo across Australia? If you've ever wondered what hitchhiking is really like as a solo female traveler, this episode is for you. This week’s Travel Talk was inspired by host Kim Anderson’s recent conversation with Ana Lucas, aka The Sustainable Backpacker (Episode #190). Ana is a…
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This week on Tech Life, we speak to the company behind an AI safe driving device that's fitted to thousands of delivery vans and fleet vehicles around the world. Using cameras and an onboard AI system, it assesses how safely a vehicle is being driven. And it warns both the driver, and their manager, if it spots a serious safety risk inside or outsi…
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This Solo Female Traveler Hitchhiking from Portugal to Australia is Proving the World is Safer Than You Think #190
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42:06Think hitchhiking across 25 countries as a woman is dangerous? Think again. Meet Ana Lucas, also known as The Sustainable Backpacker, a solo female traveler currently hitchhiking from Portugal to Australia. That’s 25 countries, 40,000 kilometers, and an epic journey that defies the media narrative about the dangers of traveling alone as a woman. In…
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Affordable Hidden Gems: Off the Beaten Path Cities Beyond Popular Tourist Spots | TRAVEL TALK #189
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14:29Tired of the crowds? Let’s talk about how to travel to hidden cities that’ll make you feel like a local. In this week’s Travel Talk episode, host Kim Anderson shares why exploring hidden cities—also known as secondary cities—might just be the travel upgrade you didn’t know you needed. Inspired by her conversation with Jake and Michelle Schomp (Epis…
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The future of the internet is up for debate
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26:28The way the internet will operate in the future is being discussed at the moment. Will it remain as it is now, or could governments become more involved and take more control ? We speak to ICANN, one of the technical institutions which help to keep the internet functioning, about their concerns. Also this week: the man behind one of the most popula…
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