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Host Dan Turchin, PeopleReign CEO, explores how AI is changing the workplace. He interviews thought leaders and technologists from industry and academia who share their experiences and insights about artificial intelligence and what it means to be human in the era of AI-driven automation. Learn more about PeopleReign, the system of intelligence for IT and HR employee service: http://www.peoplereign.io.
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M-TIP

Dr. Tamara Thomas

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The M-TIP Podcast with Dr. Tamara amplifies voices in education, equipping districts and leaders with data-driven strategies to transform struggling schools into thriving communities. The podcast explores root cause analysis, leadership sustainability, and turning negative trends into positive outcomes.
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ReInvent Healthcare

Dr. Ritamarie Loscalzo

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Reinvent Healthcare provides support, insight, and cutting edge information for health and wellness practitioners passionately committed to transforming our broken, disease-focused, healthcare system. Dr. Ritamarie Loscalzo, the founder of the Institute of Nutritional Endocrinology, shares more than 30 years of clinical experience using science-based, nutritional and natural approaches for successfully correcting the imbalances that lead to chronic disease. Her vast knowledge, infectious ene ...
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AaM Experience

AaM Experience

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The AaM experience(Urdu/Hindi), we have started this podcast to discuss the real issues of our society and to do a root cause analysis. In the end, we want to come up with a few creative solutions for our problems. If you want to be part of our discussions, send us your suggestions in the comments, and we will make sure to engage you or the subject in future videos. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aamexperience/support
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I was a morbidly obese heart surgeon. All through high school, college, med school and surgical training, I followed the U.S. dietary guidelines for both diet and exercise. Yet nothing I did kept the weight off. I just kept getting fatter and fatter. Each day in surgery, I would split open the chests of people just like me. I knew I was heading for the operating table myself if I didn't find solutions that worked. In 2016, I finally found a way to lose 100 pounds and keep it off. Now - in ad ...
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The CYSA PrepCast is your comprehensive audio training series for the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CYSA+) certification. Built for learners who are on the move, this podcast breaks down each domain of the CYSA+ exam in structured, digestible episodes. Whether you're studying during your commute or brushing up at the gym, this PrepCast is designed to reinforce critical skills and exam knowledge with clarity and focus.
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The ISO Review Podcast is a production of SimplifyISO. In each episode, we share the latest International Standards Development, and is your resource for getting the most out of your management systems. Your podcast hosts are Howard Fox & Jim Moran. Howard is a Business Coach and Host of the Success InSight Podcast. Jim is an ISO Management System Professional, celebrating 30-plus years delivering ISO support.
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The Ripple Effect

Jennifer McNerney

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Healing is an INSIDE job, starting within and rippling outward into the external world. Jen McNerney shares her unfolding journey to wellness and has guests on her show who have created a personal healing & rippling effect. Sharing information and modalities that invite each of us to embody our unique frequency. Jen is a certified NeuroEmotional Technique Practitioner, Usui Reiki Master, Theta Healing Practitioner, Contact Reflex Analysis Practitioner, and energy healer. Jen is also a licens ...
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Living Free from Chronic Fatigue

Pamela Otero, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and HTMA Expert

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Are you a fitness-focused, female professional who’s been suffering from chronic fatigue for 6 months or more and you’re finding it more and more difficult to live the active life you love? Possibly dragging yourself through your day, teetering on the edge of a full-blown breakdown, and you’re noticing unexplained health issues creeping into your life? If that's you and you’re finally ready to draw a line in the sand and get to the root cause of what’s causing this once and for all, then tun ...
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Health Uncovered with Mercedes Cook

Dr. Mercedes Cook | Health Tips and Upper Cervical Care Tips for Healthcare Providers

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The Health Uncovered podcast is on a mission to uncover the healthcare providers and treatment options you didn’t know existed. This show is for healthcare providers who want to think outside of the box to get their patient's answers and for those struggling on their health journey. Each week, your host Dr. Mercedes Cook and her guests will be sharing health tips and treatment options to help you get to the root cause of your health issues. If you’re tired of seeing doctor after doctor with ...
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Survive

C-Store Center

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This podcast is for convenience store sales associates looking to promote to assistant managers as well as for new assistant managers. This can be a tough role when you just get thrown into position. I will prepare you to survive in this role.
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A weekly show for listeners to hear stories and conversations that allow us to explore subtle events and interesting social interactions too often ignored. These stories are meant to arouse the emotions of listeners towards self-improvement and consider how our behaviors impact others. There have been many moments in my life where I have wanted to share interesting stories that can be used by others to improve their own lives. With 27 years of educating youth and adults, I would like to shar ...
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Risk Talk

Farooq Khan

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Risk Talk is a podcasting channel for everything Risk, covering wide spectrum of risk topics from Enterprise Risk and Assurance, Physical and Operational Risk in today's business environment. Risk Talk is hosted by Farooq Khan. Farooq has long been engaged in insurance underwriting management, business analysis, insurance startups and mergers & acquisitions planning. He is risk instructor at renowned universities and academic institutions in Asia and North America. Having worked in seven cou ...
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Click here to learn about our new DIY ISO 9001 program using AI Welcome to the ISO Review Podcast. In this episode, Howard and Jim discuss an innovative approach to traditional root cause analysis inspired by the work of Michael Kent Hart. In this approach, there is a shift in focus from traditional root cause analysis and blame to a more positive,…
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Every incident response process must end with two critical questions: What went wrong? And how do we prevent it next time? In this final episode of Domain 4, we explore the structure and value of root cause analysis (RCA) and the metrics analysts use to evaluate incident response performance. You'll learn techniques for identifying the initial fail…
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Dave Treat is the Chief Technology Officer of Pearson, the world’s largest education company headquartered in London, with a market cap of $11 billion and over 17,000 employees. Before joining Pearson, he spent several years at Accenture as a Senior Managing Director leading the Innovation Incubation Group. Dave has also served on multiple technolo…
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Amber O’Hearn isn’t just a long-time carnivore diet advocate—she’s one of its original thought leaders. With an academic background spanning math, psychology, and evolutionary biology, Amber brings a rare depth to the discussion around metabolic health and lifestyle transformation. In this wide-ranging Employee Wellness conversation with OHH Direct…
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In this special compilation of AI and the Future of Work, we spotlight four unicorn CEOs who’ve disrupted entire industries using artificial intelligence—while building cultures of urgency, resilience, and relentless innovation. From scrappy beginnings to billion-dollar valuations, each founder shares what it really takes to build and scale in the …
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Ed and Alvaro dive into the latest State of Production Survey published by Industry Week, and the results are eye-opening. With survey data collected from 500 manufacturing executives, this report reveals some wild contradictions: everyone's freaking out about tariffs and recession fears, but they're also doubling down on AI investments like there'…
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What if your clients’ metabolic struggles weren’t just related to insulin, cortisol, or diet but a deeper, overlooked hormone that bridges the gap? In this episode of ReInvent Healthcare, Dr. Ritamarie pulls back the curtain on one of the most underestimated players in metabolic function: oxytocin. You’ll discover why this “feel-good” hormone is fa…
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In this candid conversation with Siouxie Bishoff, founder of Scrummy Sweets, we uncover the troubling truth behind food industry practices and ingredients. After struggling with health issues including a connective tissue disease and long-term Lyme, Siouxie began creating her own blood sugar-friendly gummy bears in her kitchen. What she discovered …
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Alex Buder Shapiro is the Chief People Officer at Jasper AI, a company with more than 100,000 customers using its AI-first marketing platform and over $125M raised. She is a forward-thinking people leader with a unique perspective on the role of HR and the future of teams, having served in the same position for six years at Flatiron Health and as a…
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Dr. Philip Ovadia introduces the innovative telemedicine practice at Ovadia Heart Health. Discover how telemedicine is transforming the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, empowering patients to take control of their heart health. Dr. Ovadia and his expert team are helping patients avoid the operating table by addressing the root causes o…
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Most people believe kidney decline is a one-way street to dialysis. But what if that’s simply not true? In this episode of ReInvent Healthcare, Dr. Ritamarie is joined by Dr. Robin Rose, a pioneering physician who turned her own diagnosis of kidney cancer and stage four kidney disease into a journey of recovery—and a new medical paradigm called Ren…
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Dr. Scott Vrzal shares groundbreaking insights on how headaches serve as crucial warning signals from your body, revealing deeper health issues you might not know about. After suffering from debilitating headaches himself, Dr. Vrzal's journey led him to discover that most headaches aren't actually problems with your head at all – they're referred p…
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When a breach crosses a legal threshold, reporting to regulators or law enforcement may be required. In this episode, we examine the processes and obligations associated with regulatory reporting under frameworks like GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and state-level data breach laws. You’ll learn what types of incidents trigger mandatory disclosure, how quick…
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Sometimes the most difficult part of a security incident isn’t stopping the threat—it’s explaining what happened to the people affected. In this episode, we explore how organizations communicate with customers, partners, and the media during and after an incident. You’ll learn what kinds of disclosures are required, what language builds trust, and …
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Communication during a security incident isn't just internal—it can affect your company’s reputation, legal standing, and customer trust. In this episode, we examine how security teams coordinate with legal departments and public relations professionals to craft official statements and limit liability. You'll learn how analysts contribute to this p…
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When the incident is over, the reporting begins. In this episode, we explore how security analysts write effective incident response reports that document what happened, how it was discovered, what actions were taken, and what outcomes resulted. You’ll learn how to construct a clear executive summary, provide a precise who-what-when-where-why break…
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Not every alert becomes an incident—but when one does, it needs to be declared formally and escalated swiftly. In this episode, we walk through the process of incident declaration, including the criteria used to define what qualifies as an incident and the steps analysts take to classify severity. You’ll learn how escalation procedures are triggere…
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During an incident, clear and timely communication becomes a matter of urgency—not just best practice. In this episode, we cover how security analysts coordinate communication across teams and leadership tiers when responding to security events. You’ll learn how to identify the right stakeholders based on the severity and scope of the incident, and…
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Not all stakeholders need the same level of technical detail—but all of them need accurate, timely, and actionable reporting. In this episode, we explore how analysts identify and tailor communication for different stakeholder groups during the vulnerability management process. You’ll learn who needs to know what—from system administrators and deve…
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You can’t improve what you don’t measure. In this episode, we focus on key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics used to evaluate the effectiveness of vulnerability management programs. You’ll learn how metrics like vulnerability age, remediation time, recurrence rates, and vulnerability density across asset classes are used to benchmark perfor…
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Even when vulnerabilities are known and documented, remediation doesn’t always move forward. In this episode, we examine the most common inhibitors to remediation—technical, procedural, and political obstacles that delay or prevent action. You’ll learn how factors like legacy systems, proprietary dependencies, business process interruptions, organi…
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Once vulnerabilities are identified, the work isn’t done—it’s just beginning. In this episode, we explore how analysts develop and communicate action plans for addressing discovered risks. You’ll learn how patching schedules, configuration changes, user awareness efforts, and compensating controls are communicated clearly to technical teams, projec…
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Security isn't just about stopping threats—it's also about proving due diligence. In this episode, we explore how security teams create and interpret compliance reports aligned with frameworks like PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST 800-53, and ISO 27001. You’ll learn how reports are structured to demonstrate adherence to technical controls, timelines, audit req…
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In this episode, we break down the core components of a vulnerability management report. You’ll learn how to organize and present data on discovered vulnerabilities, affected assets, associated risk scores, remediation efforts, recurrence frequency, and mitigation timelines. We explain how to structure reports for different audiences—whether it's a…
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Welcome to Domain 4 of the CySA+ PrepCast. In this episode, we introduce the principles of reporting and communication—critical soft skills that define how technical findings are translated into business decisions. You’ll learn why analysts must be effective communicators, how reporting ties into regulatory requirements, and what makes security met…
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Once the smoke clears, the real improvement begins. In this episode, we explore the post-incident phase of the incident response lifecycle. You’ll learn how forensic analysis is conducted to uncover technical root causes, how timeline reconstruction helps validate scope and sequence, and how organizations document lessons learned to avoid repeating…
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The best incident response doesn’t start with detection—it starts with preparation. In this episode, we walk through the preparation phase of the incident response lifecycle, focusing on how organizations create, document, and test their response plans. You’ll learn about IR playbooks, tabletop exercises, escalation matrices, and readiness assessme…
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Detecting an incident is only the beginning. In this episode, we examine the containment, eradication, and recovery phases of incident response—what they are, how they differ, and how they build upon one another to restore a secure state. You’ll learn how containment isolates the threat, eradication removes it from the environment, and recovery bri…
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Raw data becomes actionable intelligence when it’s properly analyzed. In this episode, we focus on the data and log analysis process during an incident, explaining how analysts sift through event logs, network traffic, system alerts, and application telemetry to reconstruct what happened. You’ll learn how to use timeline creation, correlation engin…
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Once an incident is detected, preserving evidence becomes a top priority. In this episode, we walk through the evidence acquisition process—from initial identification to collection, storage, and transfer. You’ll learn what types of evidence are collected during security incidents, including disk images, memory dumps, log files, and email headers, …
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Detecting an attack starts with recognizing the signs. In this episode, we explore Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)—artifacts that suggest an organization may have been breached or is under active threat. You’ll learn how IoCs include file hashes, domain names, IP addresses, registry keys, and behavioral anomalies, and how analysts discover them dur…
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The OSSTMM is often overlooked—but it provides a rigorous, standards-based approach to security testing that aligns with the goals of CySA+ and many compliance frameworks. In this episode, we explain what the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual is, why it matters, and how it provides structure to everything from reconnaissance and vulne…
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In this episode, we explore the MITRE ATT&CK Framework—a living matrix of adversary behaviors that has transformed how cybersecurity professionals track and respond to attacks. You’ll learn how the framework maps tactics (the goals of an attacker) to techniques (the methods they use), and how analysts use ATT&CK to build detection logic, design thr…
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What happens when we move beyond events and look at the relationships between adversaries, capabilities, victims, and infrastructure? In this episode, we introduce the Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis—a framework that gives analysts a structured way to examine threats by looking at key attributes and how they interact. You’ll learn how this mode…
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To stop an attack, you must understand its progression. In this episode, we explore the Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain—a widely used framework that maps the stages of a cyberattack from initial reconnaissance through delivery, exploitation, command and control, and beyond. You’ll learn how attackers move through each phase, and how defenders can …
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Welcome to Domain 3 of the CySA+ PrepCast, where we move from prevention and vulnerability management into response and containment. In this episode, we provide an overview of what incident response means in modern organizations and how it’s structured in the CySA+ exam. You’ll learn how incident response differs from general troubleshooting, and w…
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Before moving forward, it’s time to reflect. In this comprehensive recap, we walk through the critical knowledge areas covered in Domain 2: Vulnerability Management. From scanning types and validation workflows to secure coding, asset prioritization, compensating controls, and risk decisions—you’ll get a structured review that reinforces everything…
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What if you could anticipate the attacker’s plan before they even launch it? In this episode, we introduce threat modeling as a method for identifying and prioritizing potential threats based on how applications and systems are designed. You’ll learn how threat modeling is performed using techniques like STRIDE, kill chain analysis, and data flow d…
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Security that begins in production is already behind schedule. In this episode, we take a holistic view of the Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), explaining how security is integrated into every phase of software creation—from planning and design to development, testing, deployment, and maintenance. You'll learn how threat modeling, secu…
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You don’t need to be a developer to influence secure code—but you do need to understand what secure coding looks like. In this episode, we break down the most important secure development practices that analysts should know when evaluating application risk or reviewing vulnerability reports. Topics include input validation, output encoding, secure …
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You can't protect what you can't see. In this episode, we explore the evolving discipline of attack surface management (ASM)—a proactive process that helps security teams identify, map, and reduce the ways in which an attacker could compromise an organization. You'll learn how ASM incorporates both internal and external assets, including shadow IT,…
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In a world where thousands of vulnerabilities exist, how do you decide which to address first? In this episode, we break down the art and science of vulnerability prioritization—how analysts combine CVSS scores, asset value, exploitability, and business context to triage effectively. You’ll learn how to identify which issues must be escalated to le…
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Cybersecurity doesn’t happen in a vacuum—it happens under governance. In this episode, we explain how policies, governance structures, and service-level objectives (SLOs) shape the work of the security analyst. You’ll learn how vulnerability management policies define scan frequency, remediation timelines, and exception criteria—and how governance …
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Effective vulnerability management is built on sound risk management principles. In this episode, we explore the four classic risk response strategies—accept, avoid, transfer, and mitigate—and how they apply to real-world cybersecurity scenarios. You'll learn how security analysts recommend and evaluate responses based on the nature of the vulnerab…
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Sometimes a vulnerability can’t be fixed—at least, not right away. In this episode, we explain how analysts and risk managers document and process exceptions: formal records of accepted risk where vulnerabilities are not remediated within standard timelines. You’ll learn when exceptions are appropriate, what approvals are required, and how expirati…
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Security teams can’t just apply patches whenever they want—especially in enterprise environments where uptime and availability are critical. In this episode, we explore how maintenance windows are scheduled, documented, and coordinated to apply updates without disrupting core business operations. You’ll learn how organizations balance risk reductio…
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Vulnerabilities don’t just exist—they persist, especially when patch and configuration management processes are weak. In this episode, we walk through the full lifecycle of patching and secure configuration: from initial discovery and testing, to staged deployment, validation, and rollback planning. You'll learn how patch management tools integrate…
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Not all security controls serve the same function. In this episode, we explain the various types of controls used across cybersecurity programs and why it’s important to understand their classification. You’ll learn the difference between managerial, operational, and technical controls—and how each can be preventative, detective, responsive, or cor…
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