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As a UI/UX designer by trade, I explore how sustainable and smart technologies impact our lives. And I try to dive deeper into those topics to provide context. Topics like electric vehicles, solar panels, and renewable energy that is meant to transition the world off of fossil fuels. Smart home technology that can make our homes not only more convenient, but safer and more accessible. Wearable technology that can track our health and save lives. Or how technology might be invading and breaking down the walls of our privacy. So in short... Exploring how technology impacts our lives.

Welcome to How I’d Market It, the podcast where behavioural science meets creative strategy. Hosted by Matthew Wellington at Market Behaviourally, each episode takes a random product or service—from the everyday to the downright obscure—and breaks down exactly how we’d market it. Using psychology-backed tactics, real-world insights, and a dash of imagination, we build campaigns from scratch to show how behavioural thinking can power brilliant marketing. Whether you're a brand builder, creative thinker, or just love a good “what if,” this show’s for you.

House Calls: The Podcast is where lifelong friends Dr. Hugh House, an orthopedic surgeon, and Matthew Waldron invite you into candid, in-depth conversations with the fascinating people in their world and beyond—each driven by a unique passion for life. With warmth, wit, and over 40 years of shared history, Hugh and Matt blend humor, heartfelt anecdotes, and thoughtful dialogue into a podcast that feels like you are overhearing one of their many conversations. The only difference is that they now press ”record”.

Stell dir vor, du wanderst durch den Wald. Neben dir ein Bruder, dem du vertraust. Ehrliche Gespräche für Männer, die echte Verbindung, innere Stärke und gesunde Männlichkeit suchen. Es geht um Männerarbeit, persönliche Entwicklung, emotionale Intelligenz, Beziehungen, Vatersein, Verantwortung, Selbstreflexion und den Weg vom „funktionieren“ zum erfüllten Leben.

In his fourth poetry collection, Matthew Minicucci examines masculinity and gun violence as he brings to life the grammatical concept of the dual, a number that is neither singular nor plural. Though now lost in English, the concept is present in other languages both extant and ancient. The poems’ forms fittingly include the elegy, palinode, and contrapuntal, which is both a single poem and two poems intertwined. They align contemporary moments with key texts from Western literature, including ancient Greek epics, in a way that helps us reconsider the aggression of young men.

A year ago, fresh out of Harvard Law School, Mike Ford landed his dream job at the Davies Group, Washington's most powerful consulting firm. Now, he's staring down the barrel of a gun, pursued by two of the world's most dangerous men. To get out, he'll have to do all the things he thought he'd never do again: lie, cheat, steal - and this time, maybe even kill. Mike grew up in a world of small-stakes con men, learning lessons at his father's knee. His hard-won success in college and law school was his ticket out.

After escaping the corrupt back rooms of Washington, DC, Mike Ford is again playing a dangerous game - this time the stakes are even higher. Mike's brother is in over his head in a powerful conspiracy to steal a secret worth billions of dollars from the little-known but unbelievably influential trading desk at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. In an effort to help, Mike soon finds himself trapped by the dangerous men in charge - and forced to call on all the skills of his criminal past in order to escape.

Lt. Commander Jack Reilly was setting into his new life, married, with a new baby, and a career in the Fleet JAG office on New Harmony, where he excelled. But a new investigation into a missing cargo ship uncovers a much bigger conspiracy against the Alliance, and questions about the loyalties of his AIs threaten to unravel his home life.

The Unlikely Allies follows a band of misfit heroes united in the incredible lands of Alidor to confront rising shadows and forge bonds that may save their world from long hidden threats. I see you there, creeping in the darkness.come, come, sit down I have a tale to tell. A fable spanning much of this land, for Alidor is vast and its people many. Though this is not a tale of valiant knights or handsome heroes, after the human’s war few of their ilk remained. No, this is the tale of quick witted thieves, skilful hunters, bloodthirsty warriors and keen eyed rangers.

AD 797, Cyprus. Warrior-monk Hunlaf and his crew are on a voyage to acquire an important Christian relic before it falls into the hands of the Byzantines and their scheming Empress Eirene. Hunlaf’s crew receive unexpected help as they seek their treasure, but soon find themselves betrayed. About to leave for home empty-handed, the adventurers instead sail further east: to Jerusalem, the Holy Land, abundant in relics. And dangerous intrigues.

When a man’s body washes ashore in the Lower Keys, Logan Dodge’s initial reaction is to trust reports that it was an accidental drowning. That is until the departed is identified. Logan learns that the corpse that drifted onto the popular beach is a man he once knew—a man who’d once saved his life. Suspecting foul play, Logan flies across the country, searching for relatives of the deceased along with other faces from his past who he feels may hold the keys to unraveling the truth. But the former Navy SEAL runs into trouble at every turn.

Detective Jack Wilkes is on the case, but the question remains: will he apprehend the killer before his own demons overtake him? He's prepared to do whatever it takes to protect his loved ones, but can he rescue himself? Facing the Shroud of Deceit, his capture by the mob, and a killer threatening to bring New York to its knees, can Jack solve the case in time?

Astral travel to Inner Earth to meet dragons, past life hypnosis regressions of alien worlds, battling through Dark Nights of the Soul, meeting Angels and waking to an Alien next to his bed, Matt has been on a wild ride many call a Spiritual Awakening. All of this and more was launched when Matt began meditating to combat the stress of everyday life and his wife’s battle with cancer. Is he losing his mind? Or is he deciphering the mysteries of the universe through the exploration of consciousness?

When an elderly, world-famous magician is found dead in his Cherringham mansion, there is nothing suspicious about the passing. According to the doctor, it was a heart attack - plain and simple. But the performer's long-time assistant suspects something sinister and she asks Jack and Sarah to investigate. And like the great magician's amazing tricks, it soon becomes clear that his death is anything but simple: in the world of magic, nothing is ever what it seems, and sometimes even illusions can turn deadly.

As their memorable summer vacation winds down, Masachika and his classmates jump straight into their second semester at Seirei Private Academy. The school festival is coming up fast, and Masachika knows how much the event influences the student council election. He encourages Alya to get involved and win over some voters, but when she starts making new friends in earnest, Masachika can’t help but feel a bit conflicted. While he wrestles with his feelings, things only get more confusing when he makes a shocking discovery.

Ghouls have a special place in the works of H.P. Lovecraft, as the monstrous eaters of the dead are the only creatures from traditional folklore to stalk through his Mythos. Lovecraft’s universe was science fictional rather than fantastic, and his nightmare creations were alien rather than supernatural. While his ghouls were inspired by a fascination with the Arabian Nights, they have an added dimension of horror: they were once human.

Holliday follows the infamous 1880s gambler, dentist, and gunslinger, Doc Holliday. From the outset, Doc has been diagnosed with tuberculosis and is told to head to dryer climates and imbibe to prolong his life. He has also heard of a spring located somewhere along the frontier that could cure him—what he believes to be the mythical Fountain of Youth. The novel portrays Holliday as a rock star, a living legend, increasingly hounded by paparazzi, enamored by death, cards, booze, and women.

Process, the debut novel from author Matthew Seiji Burns, takes listeners on an intense psychological journey into the dark heart of Seattle’s tech startup world. The main character Lucas Adderson is a young man driven by an almost animalistic need to find outsized success creating the next unicorn tech juggernaut. His days are riddled with surreal meetings and strange characters, anxiety and self-torture. Finally, after years of trying, his goal is within his grasp, but its consummation occurs at a great cost to his humanity, and perhaps everyone else’s too.

Welcome to the "San Francisco Geek Podcast", where curiosity meets creativity and knowledge is shared in the most entertaining way possible! Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a hardcore gamer, a science nerd, or just someone who loves a good story, this podcast is your ultimate destination for fascinating insights and hilarious commentary on all things geeky. Join us as we dive into the latest breakthroughs in technology, explore intriguing scientific phenomena, and share heartwarming stories that highlight the positive impact of engineering on our lives. From the newest gaming consoles to ...

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