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In this episode of the Beers and Careers podcast, Mark Augustine interviews Eric Green about his career journey and decision to leave corporate America. Eric shares his experience of being laid off from Bose and how it served as a wake-up call to pursue something different. He discusses his transition to real estate investing and becoming a licensed agent. Eric talks about the pressures he faced and the support he received from his wife during this transition. He also reflects on the fulfillment he finds in his new profession and the importance of having a mentor. The episode ends with Mark and Eric making plans to meet at the gym.

In this podcast episode, Jen Callahan interviews Cecile Hawkes, the Marketing Manager at Glimmer AI. They discuss Glimmer AI's integration of artificial intelligence into radiology to improve accuracy in reading radiographs. Cecile explains that their AI software is designed to complement radiologists, not replace them, by analyzing radiographs and highlighting potential abnormalities or fractures. They discuss the capabilities of Glimmer AI's software, its effectiveness in detecting cancer at an earlier stage, and the importance of avoiding false negatives. Cecile also mentions the global reach of Glimmer AI's software and the initial skepticism that may be faced by healthcare professionals. They encourage people to try the technology and see how it can assist them without replacing their expertise.

In this podcast episode, Tiago interviews Tony Dean, a successful entrepreneur and hacker. They discuss running an indie company, hiring freelancers, and growing a business. They talk about the benefits and challenges of having a co-founder, the importance of finding the right person, and managing expectations. They also discuss Tony's experience with hiring freelancers and managing his team, as well as his approach to staying motivated and productive. They both emphasize the importance of maintaining freedom and living life on their own terms as indie hackers. Tony's profitability margins are high, and he prioritizes lifestyle and happiness in his work.

Are you a podcaster looking to grow your network and audience? In this episode, Sonny Gault, founder and CEO of Independent Podcast Network, shares her valuable insights on building a successful podcast network. She emphasizes the importance of cross-promotion between shows within the network, as well as the benefits of joining a podcast network. Sonny also discusses the evolution of podcast advertising and the opportunities it presents for podcasters. Tune in to learn how to take your podcasting game to the next level and reach a wider audience.

In this podcast episode, Tiago reflects on his experience as an indie hacker and shares valuable lessons learned. He discusses the decision of whether to quit a job and focus solely on a side project or to continue working while pursuing entrepreneurship. Tiago emphasizes the importance of savings and mental well-being. He also explores the audience-first approach to starting a business and the significance of finding a problem to solve. Tiago talks about the challenge of killing projects that aren't gaining traction and the process of launching a product. He also touches on the transition from coding to managing the operational aspects of a business and the benefits of having a co-founder.

In this podcast episode, Rhodes Perry introduces the Imagine Belonging Network podcast and its goal of creating an equitable workplace. He interviews Jessica Banton, author of "Design for Identity," about the importance of inclusive design and the deficiencies in traditional design education. They discuss the dangers of the designer's hero complex and the need for designers to consider the unique identities and values of individuals. They also emphasize the importance of behavior and offer six habits that can empower designers to lead inclusively. Speaker 3 discusses the importance of incorporating questions about identity and personal values into the design process, while Speaker 2 highlights the need for ongoing communication and course correction. The episode concludes with praise for Speaker 3's approach and the potential for positive change in the design field.

In this episode, Guin White, a quantum empowerment coach for introverted leaders, discusses the concept of meaning fusion and its impact on introverted leaders. Meaning fusion is the combination of high qualities of meaning and performance, leading to peak moments of happiness and satisfaction. Guin connects meaning fusion to quantum human design, which helps introverted leaders align their unique energy for more effective leadership. She also explores the role of positive intelligence in achieving and sustaining meaning fusion, as well as the power of coaching in this process. Guin emphasizes the importance of meaning fusion for introverted leaders, as it allows them to leverage their natural strengths for meaningful and impactful leadership. She provides actionable steps for creating meaning fusion, such as setting high intentions, aligning attention with intention, and developing sensory awareness. She concludes by offering special resources and invites for introverted leaders to integrate.

In this episode, Matt and Marc dive deep into the world of subscription-based businesses and the limitations of using Stripe. 🚀 What challenges do businesses face when managing multiple subscriptions and guiding customers within the Stripe interface? Tune in to find out! 💡 Plus, they discuss the trade-offs of using Stripe's hosted checkout and the need for more flexibility in managing subscriptions. 🔄 Are developers more inclined to build their own solutions or rely on third-party services? Join the conversation! 🤔 Stay tuned until the end for a casual farewell and a hint at a possible live episode in the future. 🎙️

In this podcast episode, Tiago interviews Tony Dean, a successful entrepreneur and hacker. They discuss running an indie company, hiring freelancers, and growing a business. They talk about the benefits and challenges of having a co-founder, the importance of finding the right person, and managing expectations. They also discuss Tony's experience with hiring freelancers and managing his team, as well as his approach to staying motivated and productive. They both emphasize the importance of maintaining freedom and living life on their own terms as indie hackers. Tony's profitability margins are high, and he prioritizes lifestyle and happiness in his work.

In this podcast episode, Tiago reflects on his experience as an indie hacker and shares valuable lessons learned. He discusses the decision of whether to quit a job and focus solely on a side project or to continue working while pursuing entrepreneurship. Tiago emphasizes the importance of savings and mental well-being. He also explores the audience-first approach to starting a business and the significance of finding a problem to solve. Tiago talks about the challenge of killing projects that aren't gaining traction and the process of launching a product. He also touches on the transition from coding to managing the operational aspects of a business and the benefits of having a co-founder.

In this podcast episode, Wendy Zuckerman interviews Professor David Saltzberg, a scientific consultant for Hollywood TV shows and films, about his work on the film "Oppenheimer." They discuss the importance of accurate science in movies and TV shows, as well as the challenges of communicating complex scientific concepts to actors. Saltzberg shares anecdotes about his experiences working on the film, including his role in writing the blackboards seen in the movie and his interactions with the actors. They also address criticisms of the film's portrayal of science and its impact on the audience's understanding.

In this podcast episode, Colin and Samir discuss their experience interviewing Tim Ferriss on their popular podcast. They express their excitement and admiration for Tim Ferriss and how his show influenced their career in podcasting. They also delve into the evolution of YouTube and its impact on podcasting, as well as their considerations and hesitations when it comes to incorporating video into their own podcast. Colin and Samir reflect on the power of long-form content and emphasize the importance of credibility and trust in the advertising business. They also share insights into their process for vetting brand partners and ensuring successful partnerships. The duo touches on different approaches to monetization, setting boundaries, and the dynamics of being content creators. They offer strategies for conducting successful interviews and provide advice on building credibility and differentiation. Colin and Samir conclude by discussing fear setting and expressing gratitude for Tim Ferriss being a guest on their podcast.

In this podcast episode, Tim, and Dr. Gupta discuss love, atonement, and the gospel from their personal experiences and theological understanding. Dr. Gupta shares his journey of integrating his emotions and body into his understanding of the gospel after a health scare. He explores the concept of "affections" in Philippians and questions if God has deep feelings for him. He emphasizes the comprehensive nature of love and the importance of emotions and the heart in scripture. Dr. Gupta also discusses his favored approach to atonement, emphasizing participation in Christ.

In this podcast episode, Michael, a professional football player, shares his journey from playing in the NPL in Sydney to playing professionally in Malaysia. He discusses the challenges he faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, his successful season with Sydney Olympic, and how he secured an opportunity to play in the Malaysian Super League. Michael also talks about the adjustments he had to make in Malaysia, including adapting to the training, facilities, and the language barrier. He emphasizes the importance of mental health, nutrition, and perseverance in pursuing a career in professional football. Michael also shares his ambitions to play in the A-League and potentially in Europe in the future.

In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss the concept of forgiveness and its importance for personal growth and well-being. They provide definitions and explanations of forgiveness, emphasizing that it is a conscious decision to release negative emotions towards someone who has harmed you. The speakers share personal experiences and insights on forgiveness, including the challenges of forgiving oneself. They also explore the idea that forgiveness is ultimately about oneself and not the other person. The episode highlights the benefits of forgiveness for one's health and relationships, and encourages listeners to find their own way of forgiving.

In this podcast episode, Michael Barbaro and Stephanie Nolan discuss the resurgence of mosquitoes and the deadly diseases they carry, particularly malaria. They discuss the initial success of strategies such as better drugs, improved insecticides, and bed nets in reducing malaria in Africa, but highlight how mosquitoes have adapted, making these solutions less effective. They also discuss the spread of a new urban mosquito species, Anopheles stephensi (nicknamed Steve), which is causing a rise in malaria cases in cities. The episode concludes with a discussion on potential solutions, the global impact of mosquito-borne diseases, and the urgent need for action and preparedness.

In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss the challenges of having multiple HR technology platforms in a company. They refer to it as the "kitchen drawer problem" where platforms are added without a clear strategy. The problems that arise from this situation include difficulty finding and using tools for employees and the lack of integrated data. The speakers mention platforms like Vizier, One Model, and Crunchr that can integrate data from multiple systems. They also discuss potential solutions such as simplifying implementation, using AI to enhance user experience, and considering transactional talent intelligence systems. The complexity of HR and the need for ongoing evaluation are emphasized.

In this podcast episode, Jen Callahan interviews Cecile Hawkes, the Marketing Manager at Glimmer AI. They discuss Glimmer AI's integration of artificial intelligence into radiology to improve accuracy in reading radiographs. Cecile explains that their AI software is designed to complement radiologists, not replace them, by analyzing radiographs and highlighting potential abnormalities or fractures. They discuss the capabilities of Glimmer AI's software, its effectiveness in detecting cancer at an earlier stage, and the importance of avoiding false negatives. Cecile also mentions the global reach of Glimmer AI's software and the initial skepticism that may be faced by healthcare professionals. They encourage people to try the technology and see how it can assist them without replacing their expertise.

In this podcast episode, Chris Krug and Charlie Smith discuss their experiences at Burning Man, the intersection of art, technology, and community, and the importance of storytelling and self-expression. They highlight the need for platforms that incorporate artists' visions and help others understand the creative mind. Charlie shares his journey of sobriety and his struggles with addiction. He also discusses his metal sculptural art and his involvement in community-building art projects. They touch on the power of art to unite people across geographical boundaries and the importance of being present and authentic at Burning Man.

In this podcast episode, Pat and Evelyn discuss the role of a Delegate in Al-Anon and Evelyn's experiences as a trilingual Delegate. They talk about the learning experience of being a Delegate and the challenges of understanding the terminology and procedures used at the World Service Conference. Evelyn shares her love for technology and how it has helped her in her role. They also discuss the importance of the Conference in making big decisions and working on important issues. Pat hopes to bring a better understanding of what happens at the Conference. In part two of the episode, Evelyn will share more about her experiences as a Delegate.

In this podcast episode, host Santi Garcia engages in a discussion with Amparo Alonso, an expert in artificial intelligence, about the impact of AI on various aspects of society. They delve into topics such as the use of AI in healthcare, the challenges and responsibilities associated with AI, the role of academia and private companies in AI research, and the potential societal changes brought about by AI. Amparo emphasizes the importance of regulation, ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration, and lifelong learning in order to navigate the rapid advancements in AI. They also touch on the potential impact of AI on job markets and express optimism about its positive applications in fields like medicine and sustainability. The episode concludes with a call for continued dialogue and staying informed about AI advancements.

In this episode of the Going North Podcast, host Dominic Brightmon interviews Travis Fox, a practitioner with over 20 years of experience in psychology and clinical hypnotherapy. Fox shares his mission to change the educational system and train individuals to understand and manage their minds through his online training academy. He discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education and invites content creators to join him in transforming the self-development industry. Fox also shares personal stories, including his experience climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, to illustrate his points about personal growth and overcoming fear. The episode concludes with Brightmon encouraging listeners to support podcasts that speak the truth.

In this podcast episode, Rick Stoner interviews John, who is described as being on the run and trying to wake people up. They discuss topics such as personal security, the power of presidents, the CIA, and taxation. John shares his perspective on personal security, password security, and the use of cell phones. He expresses his distrust in the government and suggests using privacy coins and distributed exchanges to avoid paying taxes. John also shares a fascinating story about his unconventional upbringing and discusses the exploration of mind-altering substances. The episode ends with Rick expressing admiration for John's wit and humor.

Hey there! Get ready for an awesome podcast episode where Scott Perry gets to chat with the one and only Derek Sivers. You won't believe how Derek accidentally started CD Baby! It's a wild journey filled with serendipity and unexpected twists. But that's not all! Derek also spills the beans on the secret to success - setting goals that shape your present actions. And let me tell you, he knows a thing or two about engaging with his audience to guide his creative projects. Talk about being in tune with your fans! One thing that really stood out to me was Derek's belief in being generous and courageous when sharing his creations with the world. No holding back, folks! And he's got this awesome concept called "hell yeah or no" for making decisions. It's all about going all-in on the things that truly excite you. No room for "meh" here! And guess what? Derek's not just a music mogul, he's also a passionate writer. He's got not one, not two, but three new books in the works. I can't wait to get my hands on those! So, buckle up and get ready for an incredible podcast episode filled with inspiration, creativity, and a whole lot of Derek Sivers magic. Let's dive in!

In this podcast episode, an unknown comedian explores the concept of near-death experiences in a humorous way. He speculates about what would happen if someone had a near-death experience that turned into actual death. The comedian imagines a scenario where the person enters the afterlife, meets loved ones, and then unexpectedly returns to their body, only to have something go wrong and have to go back down the tunnel. The joke ends with the comedian acknowledging that he doesn't have a punchline for the joke, comparing it to how life eventually ends without a clear ending. The episode concludes with an announcement to watch Demetri Martin's comedy special "The Overthinker" on Netflix.

In this podcast episode, RJ Bates III interviews Jerry Norton about his experience as a judge at the Closers Olympics. They discuss the performance of the finalists and provide feedback on their closing styles. Jerry praises Munaf for his likability and personable approach but suggests adapting his style to different situations. They critique Naman's first deal and his use of the "let me talk to my manager" strategy. They also discuss RJ's own performance and strategies during the competition. They touch on tactics like putting sellers on hold and consulting with others during negotiations. They analyze missed opportunities and discuss the importance of being honest and direct. They also discuss RJ's successful deal with a non-tech-savvy seller and the challenges of valuing properties. They highlight the success of the Dispo Day event and the importance of the Dispo team. They discuss the impressive closing skills demonstrated by the finalists and the idea of recording and analyzing calls for training purposes. They express their surprise that the Closers Olympics is not a larger event and discuss the fear some people have of getting on the phones. They encourage others to overcome that fear by taking action. RJ expresses admiration for the Closers Olympics and hopes it will reach a larger audience in the future. Jerry shares his brand, Flipping Mastery, and expresses gratitude for the previous podcast interview they did. RJ provides a link to the video of that interview.

In this podcast episode, host Jimmy interviews Jens Hyland, CEO of Succeed, about his career journey and expertise in innovation and leadership. Jens shares insights on building and empowering teams, emphasizing the importance of leadership and company culture. He discusses his experience at IKEA and the impact of mentors and empowering team members. Jens also explains the concept of human innovation and its role in driving organizational success. He highlights the need for leadership in enabling innovation and shares his approach of empowering teams and creating a culture that encourages risk-taking. The episode concludes with information on how to connect with Jens.

In this podcast episode, Colin and Samir discuss their experience interviewing Tim Ferriss on their popular podcast. They express their excitement and admiration for Tim Ferriss and how his show influenced their career in podcasting. They also delve into the evolution of YouTube and its impact on podcasting, as well as their considerations and hesitations when it comes to incorporating video into their own podcast. Colin and Samir reflect on the power of long-form content and emphasize the importance of credibility and trust in the advertising business. They also share insights into their process for vetting brand partners and ensuring successful partnerships. The duo touches on different approaches to monetization, setting boundaries, and the dynamics of being content creators. They offer strategies for conducting successful interviews and provide advice on building credibility and differentiation. Colin and Samir conclude by discussing fear setting and expressing gratitude for Tim Ferriss being a guest on their podcast.

In this podcast episode, the speakers discuss the challenges of having multiple HR technology platforms in a company. They refer to it as the "kitchen drawer problem" where platforms are added without a clear strategy. The problems that arise from this situation include difficulty finding and using tools for employees and the lack of integrated data. The speakers mention platforms like Vizier, One Model, and Crunchr that can integrate data from multiple systems. They also discuss potential solutions such as simplifying implementation, using AI to enhance user experience, and considering transactional talent intelligence systems. The complexity of HR and the need for ongoing evaluation are emphasized.

In this podcast episode, Rick Stoner interviews John, who is described as being on the run and trying to wake people up. They discuss topics such as personal security, the power of presidents, the CIA, and taxation. John shares his perspective on personal security, password security, and the use of cell phones. He expresses his distrust in the government and suggests using privacy coins and distributed exchanges to avoid paying taxes. John also shares a fascinating story about his unconventional upbringing and discusses the exploration of mind-altering substances. The episode ends with Rick expressing admiration for John's wit and humor.

In this episode of the NONFICTION BRAND podcast, your host DP Knudten introduces archaeologist and producer Annalise Baer as his special guest. Baer has gained popularity on TikTok for sharing educational content about archaeology and ancient history. DP commends Baer for her impactful presence on TikTok and her ability to debunk misinformation in her field. They delve into Baer's background, her approach to engaging with her audience, and the challenges she faces as a woman on the internet. DP applauds Baer's work and encourages listeners to follow her on TikTok and Instagram. They also tease a future episode where they will further explore Baer's success on TikTok.

In this podcast episode, Colin and Samir discuss their experience interviewing Tim Ferriss on their popular podcast. They express their excitement and admiration for Tim Ferriss and how his show influenced their career in podcasting. They also delve into the evolution of YouTube and its impact on podcasting, as well as their considerations and hesitations when it comes to incorporating video into their own podcast. Colin and Samir reflect on the power of long-form content and emphasize the importance of credibility and trust in the advertising business. They also share insights into their process for vetting brand partners and ensuring successful partnerships. The duo touches on different approaches to monetization, setting boundaries, and the dynamics of being content creators. They offer strategies for conducting successful interviews and provide advice on building credibility and differentiation. Colin and Samir conclude by discussing fear setting and expressing gratitude for Tim Ferriss being a guest on their podcast.

Are you a podcaster looking to grow your network and audience? In this episode, Sonny Gault, founder and CEO of Independent Podcast Network, shares her valuable insights on building a successful podcast network. She emphasizes the importance of cross-promotion between shows within the network, as well as the benefits of joining a podcast network. Sonny also discusses the evolution of podcast advertising and the opportunities it presents for podcasters. Tune in to learn how to take your podcasting game to the next level and reach a wider audience.

In this podcast episode, Tiago reflects on his experience as an indie hacker and shares valuable lessons learned. He discusses the decision of whether to quit a job and focus solely on a side project or to continue working while pursuing entrepreneurship. Tiago emphasizes the importance of savings and mental well-being. He also explores the audience-first approach to starting a business and the significance of finding a problem to solve. Tiago talks about the challenge of killing projects that aren't gaining traction and the process of launching a product. He also touches on the transition from coding to managing the operational aspects of a business and the benefits of having a co-founder.

In this podcast episode, host Jimmy interviews Jens Hyland, CEO of Succeed, about his career journey and expertise in innovation and leadership. Jens shares insights on building and empowering teams, emphasizing the importance of leadership and company culture. He discusses his experience at IKEA and the impact of mentors and empowering team members. Jens also explains the concept of human innovation and its role in driving organizational success. He highlights the need for leadership in enabling innovation and shares his approach of empowering teams and creating a culture that encourages risk-taking. The episode concludes with information on how to connect with Jens.

In this podcast episode, Tiago reflects on his experience as an indie hacker and shares valuable lessons learned. He discusses the decision of whether to quit a job and focus solely on a side project or to continue working while pursuing entrepreneurship. Tiago emphasizes the importance of savings and mental well-being. He also explores the audience-first approach to starting a business and the significance of finding a problem to solve. Tiago talks about the challenge of killing projects that aren't gaining traction and the process of launching a product. He also touches on the transition from coding to managing the operational aspects of a business and the benefits of having a co-founder.

In this podcast episode, Tiago interviews Tony Dean, a successful entrepreneur and hacker. They discuss running an indie company, hiring freelancers, and growing a business. They talk about the benefits and challenges of having a co-founder, the importance of finding the right person, and managing expectations. They also discuss Tony's experience with hiring freelancers and managing his team, as well as his approach to staying motivated and productive. They both emphasize the importance of maintaining freedom and living life on their own terms as indie hackers. Tony's profitability margins are high, and he prioritizes lifestyle and happiness in his work.

In this podcast episode, Colin and Samir discuss their experience interviewing Tim Ferriss on their popular podcast. They express their excitement and admiration for Tim Ferriss and how his show influenced their career in podcasting. They also delve into the evolution of YouTube and its impact on podcasting, as well as their considerations and hesitations when it comes to incorporating video into their own podcast. Colin and Samir reflect on the power of long-form content and emphasize the importance of credibility and trust in the advertising business. They also share insights into their process for vetting brand partners and ensuring successful partnerships. The duo touches on different approaches to monetization, setting boundaries, and the dynamics of being content creators. They offer strategies for conducting successful interviews and provide advice on building credibility and differentiation. Colin and Samir conclude by discussing fear setting and expressing gratitude for Tim Ferriss being a guest on their podcast.

In this episode of the Beers and Careers podcast, Mark Augustine interviews Eric Green about his career journey and decision to leave corporate America. Eric shares his experience of being laid off from Bose and how it served as a wake-up call to pursue something different. He discusses his transition to real estate investing and becoming a licensed agent. Eric talks about the pressures he faced and the support he received from his wife during this transition. He also reflects on the fulfillment he finds in his new profession and the importance of having a mentor. The episode ends with Mark and Eric making plans to meet at the gym.

Are you a podcaster looking to grow your network and audience? In this episode, Sonny Gault, founder and CEO of Independent Podcast Network, shares her valuable insights on building a successful podcast network. She emphasizes the importance of cross-promotion between shows within the network, as well as the benefits of joining a podcast network. Sonny also discusses the evolution of podcast advertising and the opportunities it presents for podcasters. Tune in to learn how to take your podcasting game to the next level and reach a wider audience.

In this podcast episode, Powell, a real estate investor, shares his journey into real estate investing and his experiences with single-family properties, multifamily properties, and self-storage. He discusses the importance of mindset, education, and networking in the real estate industry. Powell provides advice for those looking to transition from single-family to multifamily investing, emphasizing the need to analyze deals and build relationships with brokers. He also explores the benefits of investing in self-storage and discusses strategies for increasing income in this asset class. Powell encourages listeners to ask for help and guidance from experienced individuals and to pursue their dreams.

In this podcast episode, Nick and Jack discuss three news stories. The first story is about Costco selling out of gold bars, highlighting the high demand for gold as an investment. The second story focuses on Microsoft's commitment to clean energy and their plans to build their own nuclear power plant. The hosts also mention the surge in demand for uranium and its impact on stock prices. They briefly mention the CEO of Levi's stepping down and his regret of not firing more people. The episode also includes updates on a cannabis banking bill, AI chatbots on Instagram and WhatsApp, and Delta Airlines' loyalty program changes. The episode ends with birthday wishes.

Are you a podcaster looking to grow your network and audience? In this episode, Sonny Gault, founder and CEO of Independent Podcast Network, shares her valuable insights on building a successful podcast network. She emphasizes the importance of cross-promotion between shows within the network, as well as the benefits of joining a podcast network. Sonny also discusses the evolution of podcast advertising and the opportunities it presents for podcasters. Tune in to learn how to take your podcasting game to the next level and reach a wider audience.

In this podcast episode, Michael Barbaro and Stephanie Nolan discuss the resurgence of mosquitoes and the deadly diseases they carry, particularly malaria. They discuss the initial success of strategies such as better drugs, improved insecticides, and bed nets in reducing malaria in Africa, but highlight how mosquitoes have adapted, making these solutions less effective. They also discuss the spread of a new urban mosquito species, Anopheles stephensi (nicknamed Steve), which is causing a rise in malaria cases in cities. The episode concludes with a discussion on potential solutions, the global impact of mosquito-borne diseases, and the urgent need for action and preparedness.

In this podcast episode, Chris Krug and Charlie Smith discuss their experiences at Burning Man, the intersection of art, technology, and community, and the importance of storytelling and self-expression. They highlight the need for platforms that incorporate artists' visions and help others understand the creative mind. Charlie shares his journey of sobriety and his struggles with addiction. He also discusses his metal sculptural art and his involvement in community-building art projects. They touch on the power of art to unite people across geographical boundaries and the importance of being present and authentic at Burning Man.

In this podcast episode of "Bite Me," Marge introduces the Bite Me Cannabis Club, an online community for cannabis lovers. She highlights the benefits of joining the club and encourages listeners to connect with her. Marge expresses her gratitude to the audience and asks for recommendations of other edibles or cannabis podcasts. She shares a fascinating fact about cannabinoid receptors and warns against giving THC to animals. Marge then discusses a gummy mix recipe sent by Lauren Oils, explaining the steps involved and recommending the use of silicone molds. She concludes by recommending the gummy mix and providing information on where to find it.

In this podcast episode, Nick and Jack discuss three news stories. The first story is about Costco selling out of gold bars, highlighting the high demand for gold as an investment. The second story focuses on Microsoft's commitment to clean energy and their plans to build their own nuclear power plant. The hosts also mention the surge in demand for uranium and its impact on stock prices. They briefly mention the CEO of Levi's stepping down and his regret of not firing more people. The episode also includes updates on a cannabis banking bill, AI chatbots on Instagram and WhatsApp, and Delta Airlines' loyalty program changes. The episode ends with birthday wishes.