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Welcome to Bedrock Talks, a podcast from the team at Bedrock Learning that delves deep into the heart of literacy in education. Hosted by the insightful and experienced educator Andy Sammons, this podcast stands as a beacon for anyone passionate about enhancing literacy skills and understanding its pivotal role in education. Each episode is a journey into the world of literacy education. Andy brings together a diverse array of voices from across the education sector, from seasoned teachers t ...
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Inform Me, Informatics

Public Health Informatics Institute

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From the Public Health Informatics Institute, this podcast tells stories from the field of public health informatics. Join host Piper Hale as she talks to some of the field's top experts and boots-on-the-ground practitioners to explore what makes this evolving discipline a bedrock of effective public health practice. These stories make this complex field into something a little easier to understand. Learn more about the Public Health Informatics Institute at phii.org.
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My First Tech

Dayan Ruben

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Reflecting on our first experience with technology is like stepping back into a moment of pure discovery. This podcast from a software creator for those shaping the tech world and curious minds. Each episode dives into a new language, tool, or trend, offering practical insights and real-world examples to help developers navigate and innovate in today’s evolving landscape. Made with AI and curiosity using NotebookML (notebooklm.google) by Dayan Ruben (dayanruben.com).
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Our objective is to speak a word of support, encouragement, and healing to Professional Men of Color, as well as to those who love and support them. We also seek to provide a means for others to understand them -- their hopes, dreams, and challenges – in order to bridge the gaps and create a dialogue. Our guiding principles in these discussions are the Word of God and the love of Jesus Christ. Our bedrock scripture and the one that underpins all of our work here can be found in Matthew 11:28 ...
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🎙️ Welcome to Humanised Intelligence, by ReMotive Media, the first global Post-digital media and Audience activation agency, that, from LA PIPA is LA PIPA, has stood at the vanguard of Data Science, Data Engineering, and Advanced Analytics since 2020—not just interpreting the future, but actively building it. As the industry rushed to keep pace with automation and algorithmic transformation, we were already defining what comes next. Humanised Intelligence is a platform for global pioneers wh ...
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Wealth Well Done

With Eric Scovill

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You’ve heard the narrative that the super wealthy don’t pay taxes and the rich keep getting richer. Unless your net worth has reached family office status, you likely don’t have access to understand how they do it. In this weekly podcast designed for affluent stewards, we will go deep into the financial planning tactics of the high net worth community. You will learn how “the rich” pay so little in taxes, and how that can apply to you. You will learn how the wealthy invest differently than t ...
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Flying People

Jonathan Duke and Matthew Harding

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The Flying People podcast explores the skills seen as essential by aviation recruiters, but largely ignored in training. These so-called 'soft skills' often prove the hardest to define, let alone develop. They are not only essential for successful job interviews, but also the key to long, safe and happy careers. But they are far from well understood - it's one reason that aviators are struggling to find work despite a global pilot shortage. With expert guests, we break down the interpersonal ...
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This book is a classic piece on self improvement teaching you to live to the fullest. Judging from the title of the book, the reader might expect that the book is a manual on how to manage your time better. Nothing could be further from the truth, this book is a flowery and witty self help book aimed at helping readers improve the quality of their lives, in fact it is one of the firsts of its kind in the world. Bennett describes the twenty four hours in a day as a miracle and that it should ...
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Through a storytelling approach to history’s heroes and today's superstars of success, Classic Influence focuses on the strategic application of the wisdom of history and insights from social science. Listen in as we explore the timeless lessons we can learn from the legends of leadership, the titans of strategy, and the icons of influence and power. Guided by your host, the Harvard and Columbia-trained researcher, author (The Strategist Code), and speaker, Dr. Johnny Welch, M.B.A., you will ...
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Diversity Secrets

Louise Moulié

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In this podcast, we explore the secrets behind leading authentic, impactful and successful diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in business. Through meaningful dialogue with leaders in the field, we aim to help organizations build, accelerate and promote DEI in the workplace and in our communities.Join us as we engage weekly with DEI leaders and experts to find out how they make DEI work, so that you can drive lasting change in your organization. Sharing their personal experiences, our gues ...
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Could disciplinary literacy be the missing piece in primary education? Prepare to have your assumptions challenged as education advisor Shareen Wilkinson reveals how young learners can benefit from thinking, reading, and writing like subject specialists – years before secondary school. Most educators associate disciplinary literacy with secondary e…
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Josh Hammer is a political commentator, attorney, and columnist whose recent book, Israel and Civilization: The Fate of the Jewish Nation and the Destiny of the West, argues that the flourishing of the Jewish people and the Jewish State of Israel is essential to the survival of Western civilization. Josh and I agree on quite a bit when it comes to …
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Welcome back to Ancient Wisdom, our Sunday series in which writers over 70 tell us how they are aging gracefully. Last week, Marty Goldensohn, 78, described the contentment that an elderly romance can bring. This week, Gerald Marzorati, 72, writes about the lessons he’s learned about a fulfilling retirement. I learned the most important thing about…
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Tina Brown isn’t exactly MAGA. But the former Vanity Fair and New Yorker editor does agree with the president’s base on one thing: that when it comes to the death of Jeffrey Epstein, important questions remain unanswered. Conspiracies have swirled since his apparent suicide in 2019, but the attorney general insisted this week: “Case closed!” In thi…
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It’s Thursday, July 10. This is The Front Page, your daily window into the world of The Free Press—and our take on the world at large. Today: Only Eric Adams can beat Zohran Mamdani. Why ‘Love Island’ is the gateway drug for lasting love. Will Trump broker a deal between Syria and Israel? And more. But first: The astronaut who would be NASA’s king.…
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What if our understanding of reading development has been missing crucial elements? Dr Laura Shapiro, developmental psychologist and senior lecturer at Aston University in the UK, challenges conventional wisdom about literacy instruction and reading engagement in this thought-provoking conversation. Shapiro brings a refreshing perspective, explaini…
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It looks incredibly impressive when a large language model explains its step-by-step thought process, giving us a window into its "mind." But what if that visible reasoning is a sophisticated illusion? This episode dives deep into a groundbreaking study on the new generation of "Large Reasoning Models" (LRMs)—AIs specifically designed to show their…
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When literacy becomes everyone's responsibility, something remarkable happens to a school's culture. In this captivating conversation, we speak to Lauren Bishop (Literacy Coordinator and English Teacher) and Natalie Miles (Assistant Head) from The Bishop's Stortford High School about their journey to place vocabulary at the heart of their curriculu…
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After one hundred episodes of exploring the intersection of faith and finance, Eric Scovill reflects on the journey alongside the team behind the scenes—Erik Cabral, founder of On Air Brands, and Kailey Green, COO—who flip the script and interview Eric about how this show took shape and what he’s learned along the way. This heartfelt conversation r…
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In this episode we shift gears into the world of data science and machine learning engineering. Join us as Mykhailo Kuznietsov steps into a real interview setting, answering 30+ questions covering ML theory, data pipelines, prompt engineering, and more. Hosted by Oleksii Malashyna and interviewed by Denys Soloviov, this session is packed with ML be…
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Are you unknowingly battling unseen forces? Pastor Nathan Rychener joins Eric Scovill to unravel the often misunderstood realm of spiritual warfare and deliverance ministry. This eye-opening conversation challenges common misconceptions and equips believers with practical knowledge to confront negative spiritual influences. Discover how sin can cre…
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In this episode of The Road to Abundance, Gordon Mullan and Govind Shukla break down the biggest AI news from Microsoft Build and Google I/O 2025. From Microsoft’s Copilot Chat going open-source and turning VS Code into an AI-native IDE… To Google launching Gemini 2.5 Flash, DeepThink, and GM3N — multimodal models running on just 4GB RAM Plus: Goog…
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What if the most powerful weapons in spiritual warfare are not what you expect? Pastor Nathan Rychener joins Eric Scovill to explore the profound impact of humility, fasting, and intercession in the battle against darkness. This episode challenges common misconceptions about spiritual warfare, emphasizing the importance of laying down our lives for…
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What if the freedom you’re longing for is just on the other side of surrender? In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, Sameed Osman shares how God transformed him from a skeptic into a vessel of healing, deliverance, and supernatural faith. Building on his remarkable testimony, Sameed unpacks the reality of spiritual gifts, the purpose of delivera…
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NAVIGATION 00:00 - Introduction 01:06 - Big Fish: Gemini 2.5 Pro (I/O edition) 46:37 - Chinese Carp Section: Qwen 3 55:52 - Other 01:01:09 - Stats & Legal News 01:04:14 - Law & Order 01:13:28 - Robotics 01:08:24 - Science & Tech 01:21:04 - Military Tech 01:22:38 - Food and Agriculture 01:24:42 - Ethics & Edge Cases 01:29:33 - Final WHERE TO WATCH U…
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“It’s better to be broken than crushed.” Sameed Osman has held that reference to Matthew 21:44 through times of true brokenness, like when he gave up his old life as a Muslim and ended up on the street when he converted to Christianity. Today, Eric Scovill sits down with Sameed to explore questions like identity, the risk and reward of following Je…
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What happens when we empty ourselves in full surrender to God? In Part Two of this powerful conversation, Eric Scovill and Carole Ward dive into the often-misunderstood discipline of fasting—not as a religious exercise, but as a gateway to deeper intimacy with God, sharper discernment, and breakthrough-level prayer. Carole, founder of Favor Interna…
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What happens when AI becomes vastly smarter than humans? It sounds like science fiction, but researchers are grappling with the very real challenge of ensuring Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is safe for humanity. Join us for a deep dive into the cutting edge of AI safety research, unpacking the technical hurdles and potential solutions. We e…
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What if every secondary school teacher knew how to teach a child to read? What if we stopped treating literacy as simply spelling and grammar exercises and instead recognised it as the foundation of all learning? In this thought-provoking conversation with English teacher and literacy lead Jennie Shearer, we explore the troubling reality that most …
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What happens when fear meets perfect love? In this unforgettable episode, Eric Scovill sits down with Carole Ward, a third-generation missionary who has spent over 20 years in some of Africa’s most dangerous regions—places most people would run from, not toward. But by the grace of God, Carole doesn’t flinch. With raw honesty and deep spiritual ins…
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In this episode, Gordon Mullan and Govind Shukla dive into the latest AI news, like the new updates to OpenAI's GPT-4.1, Anthropic’s $50M focus on making models easier to understand, and the UAE’s push to bring AI into lawmaking. Tune in for a look at how AI is shaking up technology, regulation, and society! NAVIGATION 00:00 - Introduction 01:01 - …
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Host Andy Sammons welcomes two extraordinary educators who are transforming how schools approach literacy: Kaley Macis-Riley, Senior Lead for Quality of Education, and Laura May Rowlands, Head of English. Both working in schools with high levels of disadvantage, they share candidly about their journey to establish thriving reading cultures in an ag…
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Is it truly better to give than to receive? …and what does listening to God have to do with it? Eric Scovill and Mike Childs dive into the heart of biblical stewardship, revealing how generosity can transform your life and finances. This episode offers a refreshing perspective on wealth management, encouraging listeners to embrace a heart of giving…
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Ever tried to understand how AI actually learns, only to get lost in a sea of equations and jargon? This episode is your fast track through the fundamentals of machine learning, breaking down complex concepts into understandable nuggets. Drawing inspiration from Stanford course materials, we ditch the dense textbook approach and offer a clear, conv…
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In 2025, AI agents are changing how developers code, build, and think about software. In this video, an experienced solution architect Vladislav Vorobev explains the real differences between popular AI assistants like Copilot and Windsurf, how AI agents actually work in programming, what skills developers need to stay competitive, and where the lin…
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What happens when we treat reading as a checkbox rather than an ongoing developmental journey? Jenny Webb, Director of English and Literacy at Carlton Academy Trust, pulls back the curtain on the challenging reality of literacy in UK schools today. Despite government claims about improvements in reading standards, educators are experiencing somethi…
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When financial advisor Mike Childs realized he was a “Christian advisor” but wasn’t necessarily giving Christian advice, everything changed. In this episode, Mike—CEO of CIG Financial Services—joins host Eric Scovill to challenge conventional thinking around money and invite believers to manage their resources through a biblical lens. No matter you…
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What does relying on God look like in the land of plenty? Isaac Schafer and I discuss the dangers of financial abundance and how to maintain an open-handed approach to wealth. Listen for a practical approach to checking your heart for alignment with God's purpose, even in a wealthy society. Be challenged to examine your "non-negotiables" and discov…
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It's over 50 years old, yet the C programming language remains a fundamental building block beneath countless technologies we use daily, from operating systems to embedded devices. Join us as we dive deep into the core principles of C, guided by the classic Kernighan & Ritchie text. We explore its history, key syntax, control flow, functions, and t…
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In the fall of 217 B.C., the legendary Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca found himself caught in what appeared to be an inescapable trap. Hemmed in by mountains, marshes, and the Tyrrhenian Sea, with the Roman army blocking every possible escape, it seemed as though Hannibal's long string of victories was finally at an end. But what happened next…
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Sure, maybe money can buy (fleeting) happiness. But is our goal happiness, or is it God? In this thought-provoking episode of Wealth Well Done, Eric Scovill and Pastor Isaac Schafer challenge listeners to examine their motives for wealth and the pursuit of it. Eric and Isaac tackle tough questions head-on: Is making money inherently wrong? How can …
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Open source software powers our lives, from our phones to our fridges. We uncover its enormous economic impact, revealing how much businesses save (trillions of dollars!), the importance of different programming languages, and how to ensure its sustainable future. The Value of Open Source Software: https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=65…
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In this first episode of our new podcast, Gordon Mullan and Govind Shukla discuss the latest news in the world of AI, plus other news from robotics, ethics, regulation, and more! NAVIGATION 00:00 - Introduction 06:42 - Google 18:15 - OpenAI 21:44 - Microsoft 40:08 - Mistral 45:16 - China: Alibaba 52:40 - China: Manus 56:30 - Windsurf Editor 57:40 -…
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How do schools successfully implement change that actually sticks? Mark Miller, Director of Bradford Research School, joins us to break down the recent updates to the Education Endowment Foundation's implementation guidance - revealing why the social dimensions of change might be the most critical factor for success. The conversation dives deep int…
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Could aligning your life with your faith transform your financial journey? Phil Moeller, a former Fortune 150 executive turned real estate investor, shares his inspiring story of leaving corporate America to pursue a purpose-driven life. Discover how faith, courage, and vulnerability can guide you in making impactful decisions, whether in personal …
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👉 Integrate GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT into your daily work: https://aw.club/global/en/courses/ai-supported-software-engineering In this episode of "Mock Interview Show #5", we dive into .NET and Angular coding interview questions and answers. Whether you're a beginner or have 4+ years of experience, this session will provide valuable insights into…
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Money isn't just about numbers—it's a spiritual journey that demands our full attention and submission to God's wisdom. In this eye-opening exploration of biblical stewardship, Eric Scovill challenges listeners to reexamine their relationship with wealth through a scriptural lens. Discover why true financial freedom comes not from accumulating more…
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Ever wondered how AI is transforming our lives, from smart homes to the stock market? In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of AI agents – systems that can perceive, reason, and act to achieve goals. We'll unpack the core concepts from "AI Foundations of Computational Agents," delve into real-world examples like trading and tutoring age…
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Natalie Wexler joins Andy Sammons to tackle one of education's most persistent challenges: the artificial barrier between reading and learning. This eye-opening conversation dives deep into why traditional approaches to reading comprehension don't work - and what cognitive science tells us actually does. Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap and co-a…
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"Where there are no oxen, the manger is clean; but abundant crops come by the strength of the ox." -Proverbs 14:4 In this episode, Eric Scovill shares how this verse hit him like a ton of bricks for a business change God might be calling him to--a change that will invite a lot of "mess" into the currently-clean manger of his company. He shares his …
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Can a single announcement from a Chinese company shake the tech industry to its core? Eric Scovill and Isaac Schafer explore the Nvidia-DeepSeek incident, revealing its impact on market dynamics and investor psychology. Discover how presidential policies might not influence stock returns as much as you think, and learn strategies for navigating mar…
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Unlock the secrets behind lightning-fast data retrieval! We explore the inner workings of database storage engines, from simple bash scripts to complex B-trees. Discover how indexes work, the trade-offs between speed and storage space, and how data warehouses organize vast amounts of historical data. Designing Data-Intensive Applications (free chap…
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Aaron Leary's journey - from a student grappling with language to co-founding Bedrock Learning - illustrates the transformative power of literacy in education. This episode explores personal experiences, teaching philosophies, and future aspirations in the PedTech sphere. Literacy, Aaron reveals, is more than just words; it’s a tool that shapes our…
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Is it God’s will for you to be rich? God wants you to have enough so that not only are all of your needs met all the time, but that you have plenty to distribute to others. In today's episode, you will hear Cal Rychener join Eric Scovill as they dive deep into the topic of settling the issue of ownership. They discuss the importance of remembering …
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