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Jew Oughta Know

Jason Harris

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From ancient history to current events, take yourself on a journey through the story of the Jewish People, from someone who has led hundreds of Jewish young professionals on trips throughout Israel. From the beginning of creation to modern Israel, each short episode is geared to appeal both to someone looking for the Jewish 101, as well as to those looking to go a bit beyond the basic story they already know. Check out the website at https://jewoughtaknow.com/. Enjoy!
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AI Oughta Know

AI Oughta Network

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AI moves fast. We make it make sense. AI Oughta Know is your daily dose of AI news—decoded for business owners, creators, and decision-makers who don’t have time to doomscroll. Every weekday, we break down the biggest stories in AI from the last 48 hours. No jargon. No hype. Just the context, clarity, and takeaways you actually need. What you’ll get: • Daily updates on the most important AI breakthroughs, tools, and trends • Big-picture analysis on how AI impacts your business, your workflow ...
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Monthly conversations with psychologists and researchers who specialize in the science of motivation. They share their work and insights within their respective fields of sports, parenting, work, education, mental health, medicine, etc. The series focuses on a popular theory in psychology, called Self-Determination Theory (SDT) and is a co-production from the Center for Self-Determination Theory (CSDT) and The Learning Development Accelerator (LDA).
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My New BFF with Codie Elaine Oliver

Black Love Podcast Network

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A bi-weekly podcast where Codie Elaine Oliver, co-creator and director of Black Love Doc, has candid conversations with celebrities, influencers, and people oughta know, to get to the root of who they are beyond the public persona. By the end of each episode you too will have found your new BFF!
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This podcast features free audio guitar lessons taught by Desi Serna, author of Fretboard Theory and Guitar Theory For Dummies. Learn how scales, chords, progressions, modes, and more get applied to the fretboard and familiar songs. Hear how to best get your playing skills in order. Begin to improvise and compose. Understand why your favorite songs sound so good. ➝ What do you specifically need to do in order to play guitar better? Visit the GuitarMusicTheory.com website to get FREE custom v ...
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Join Pat and Rachel, two pals in their late thirties who can’t get enough Canadian teen drama, as they watch every single episode ever of one of the best, Degrassi: The Next Generation. Listen as they try to make sense of the storylines and the over-the-top outfits, give all of the characters nicknames only you will understand, and try to place the topics into the current political and cultural climate. If you like a meandering podcast, this one is for you!
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There’s nothing better than a breakthrough – when all the hard work pays off and gold is struck. In season three of The Jump, acclaimed musician Shirley Manson and world-renowned artists take stock of those moments while examining the songs that changed their careers.
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Your cat dies. You get laid off. Your boss pisses you off. Everyone’s life has a soundtrack. On the B-List podcast, BR and Just Vince create and poke fun this soundtrack. They discuss a bizarre list of songs, films, and culture moments meant to awaken your nostalgia and make you laugh at life’s dark theme songs.
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Welcome to Rave and Drool: A Chronicle of '90s CanRock! Rave and Drool is a look into the nurture of music and the nature of business through a Canadian lens. Through long form interviews, this podcast tells the story of how alternative rock captured the national spotlight during one ridiculously awesome decade by chatting in depth with the folks who made it all happen and who knows, maybe we’ll even speak with some famous fans along the way…
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Last week we looked at emerging threats. This week we’re going for pie-in-the-sky optimism. Can new ideas and leaders in Saudi Arabia and Syria bring forth a better future? Will Zionism move from an emphasis on security to a focus on developing a model society? Enjoy this milestone episode — #200 for Jew Oughta Know!…
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Google has quietly turned everyday tools like Gmail, Docs, Search, and YouTube into an AI-powered productivity suite—and most small businesses don’t even know it. In this episode, we break down Google’s AI playbook: 13 tools and features already baked into the apps you use, from smarter email replies to auto-generated slide decks, meeting notes, ad…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and Drew is beginning to let the all-consuming power of his presidency get the better of him, all while Bianca is planning to Turkey dump him! Meanwhile, Tristan is buddying up to Zoe for improv-related purposes, and Eli cheats on Clare. It’s a lot! Timestamps: [2:16] Intro [10:38] Episode Title [17:42] A Story [50:4…
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In episode 176 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I talk with Roger and Tony Langdon, founders of The Heart of Rock and Roll—America’s #1 Huey Lewis tribute band. We dive into what it takes to run a high-level tribute act, including building a band, nailing the sound, preparing for gigs, and delivering a polished live show. The Heart of Rock and R…
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This week on AI Oughta Know: Google launches “Gems,” letting anyone build a custom AI assistant—no coding needed. QuickBooks now writes your emails and handles invoices. Fast food chains save millions with AI, while scammers use it to mimic real businesses. Plus: Meta’s new AI labs, Microsoft’s shift, and why small businesses need to get strategic,…
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In this episode, Linda interviews the phenomenal Canisia Lubrin - the acclaimed writer, critic, professor, poet, and editor. Her first book Voodoo Hypothesis (Wolsak & Wynn, 2017) was named a CBC Best Book. Her second book, The Dyzgraphxst (M & S, 2020) won the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Poetry and the overall Literature prize, the Griffin Poetr…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and Maya and Zoe are putting the enemies in “frenemies.” Zoe convinces Maya to make a sexy music video, and then creates a Facerange page solely to anonymously bully her about it. Meanwhile, fuckin’ Leo’s being shitty, and Dallas is sabotaging his whole deal because he got kicked off the Ice Hounds, turning Drew into…
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This week, AI tools took a serious step forward for small businesses—especially if you’re short on time, staff, or patience for tech. In this episode: A new voice agent that answers calls, books appointments, and never sleeps AWS quietly rolls out a full-stack AI suite that plugs into Gmail, Excel, and Salesforce Privacy-first GPTs are now availabl…
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In episode 175 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I answer listener emails about: Using your thumb to fret the 6th string in barre chords and possible workarounds How to improve your rhythm and memorize songs more effectively The G form barre chord and how it's used in modern playing A theory-based analysis of Foo Fighters’ use of pedal tones in c…
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In this episode, Linda chats with Kevin Chong about his novel The Double Life of Benson Yu (Simon & Schuster) shortlisted for the 2023 Giller Prize. It's a "meta" novel, in some ways - a concept that Linda explains in this episode - but it also had Linda thinking about the social media platform, Meta (formerly, Facebook). Whatever insights you migh…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and the Degrassi kids are lying!!! Clare is lying about Zoe, Tristan’s lying about steroids, Imogen is lying about Adam. It never ends. Well, actually it does. It’s just those three. But still! A bunch of lying liars! Timestamps: [1:17] Intro [12:04] Episode Title [15:43] A Story [39:06] B Story [51:51] C Story [1:00…
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This week, AI turned up the volume — and the pressure. In today’s episode: • ChatGPT integrates with Google Drive and starts recording meetings • Reddit sues Anthropic over data scraping • Business Insider trims staff and bets big on automation • The Big Four accounting firms launch AI auditing services • Plus: energy concerns, legal risks, SMB ado…
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What are flying monkeys?, Linda wonders - until her friend illuminates their place in relation to narcissists. Narcissism is key to understanding the Widow and Abe Strapp, two deliciously terrible main characters in Michael Crummey's novel, The Adversary (Knopf) -- which just won the Dublin Literary Award for 2025; this psychology is also key to un…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and Drew’s on pills! Sleeping pills! That he takes at, like, 3 in the morning, which really isn’t a great time to take them. Meanwhile, Leo’s in Toronto because of course he is, and Zoe’s looking for a date to the dance. Timestamps: [1:32] Intro [14:40] Episode Title [18:13] A Story [46:50] B Story [54:22] C Story [5…
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At Google I/O, co-founder Sergey Brin stunned the crowd by declaring: “Gemini will be the very first AGI.” That’s Artificial General Intelligence — the holy grail of AI. His bold claim clashed immediately with DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis, who called for more caution. Is this the start of an AGI arms race? Or just hype? In today’s episode, we unpack w…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back! Adam’s tragic accident sends shockwaves through the Degrassi community and into all of our hearts as well. On the podcast, we remember one of the most impactful and important characters, not only in Degrassi history, but across teen drama as a whole. And we also have to talk about Leo, so not all great. Timestamps: …
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OpenAI unleashed GPT-4.1 and a lightweight Mini model — and it’s already reshaping how businesses automate. Meanwhile, Walmart is predicting what you’ll buy before you do, and ElevenLabs just made it possible to clone your voice instantly. This episode breaks down what it all means for your business, your brand, and your bottom line. Real estate pr…
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In episode 174 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I chat with Carrie Underwood guitarist Matt Reviere about recreating classic 80s guitar tones for the Kemper Profiling Amplifier and Line 6 Helix using the new Inspired by the 80s pack from Tone Junkie. We discuss his workflow for analyzing songs, dialing in tones, and jamming on iconic riffs from …
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It's Mother's Day - and, while Linda considers how the mother is represented in several books (specifically Rachel Deustch (6:30), Boum (5:50; 6:55), and Mary Thaler (5:47), in their respective works, The Mother, Jellyfish, and Ulfhildr), she turns her attention to the figure of the stepmother, inspired in part by her conversation with the authors …
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OpenAI’s reported acquisition of Windsurf reveals a deeper battle brewing in the AI world — not just over models, but over developer mindshare and platform control. This week’s episode breaks down why owning the tools that developers rely on is becoming the next frontier in AI dominance. Plus: how legal firms are quietly reinventing their services …
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In this episode, Linda speaks with the award-winning CBC journalist of As it Happens, Carol Off, about her new (and fifth!) book, At a Loss for Words: Conversation in an Age of Rage (Listeners, keep your eye out: A new edition of Off's book will be available in the fall!). Published in 2024, Off wrote the book as a "cautionary tale," as she observe…
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This episode I'm proud to welcome another CanRock author to the podcast, Andrea Warner. We discuss her book We Oughta Know, which explores the different paths Céline Dion, Shania Twain, Alanis Morissette, and Sarah McLachlan took to become global superstars in the '90s. So, please give it a listen and if you want more '90s CanRock content, find us …
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Hey Broomheads #DEEEMP is back! While a bunch of the cast is still in “Paris” having storylines that could have just as easily happened in Toronto, Adam is dealing with some jealousy when he sees Becky’s oft-shirtless new friend Todd all over her Hastygram page!!! What follows is one of the most controversial moments in Degrassi history and, spoile…
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In episode 173 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I sit down with Nashville music producer Jason Wyatt Kuhn to talk about the art of recording and producing music. Jason shares his journey from singer and songwriter to becoming a sought-after producer helping both aspiring artists and hobbyist songwriters bring their music to life. We discuss what…
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Amazon’s “Q Business” now integrates directly with Microsoft 365, putting it head-to-head with Microsoft Copilot and Google Duet. Meanwhile, OpenAI expands memory in ChatGPT, turning it into a long-term collaborator, and Google’s Gemini 1.5 Pro hits the market for enterprise use through Vertex AI. The signal is clear: enterprise AI is no longer in …
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In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming customer service for businesses of all sizes. From intelligent chatbots to predictive analytics, AI is enabling faster, more personalized, and more efficient support experiences. Discover the tools that top companies are using to boost customer satisfaction while reducing respo…
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Today’s update spotlights three major AI shifts: OpenAI rolls out GPT-5 Turbo for faster, customizable enterprise AI; Salesforce acquires Typeface to supercharge AI-driven marketing; and the EU finalizes its landmark AI Act, setting a global standard for compliance. The big picture? Customization, automation, and regulation are here — and businesse…
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Today on AI Oughta Know: Salesforce upgrades Einstein with GPT-powered assistants, Adobe’s new AI model raises fresh questions about creative ownership, and the EU releases small-business guidance under the AI Act. The theme? AI isn’t launching in new apps — it’s embedding into the systems you already use. Here’s what that means for your workflows,…
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In this episode, we are joined by Jacques Forest, an expert in applying SDT in the work environment. He is the co-author of THE ABC OF WORK MOTIVATION with Anja Van den Broeck, Hermina Van Coillie, and Marcus B. Muller. You can buy the book wherever books are sold. You can also find it here: https://www.aup.nl/en/book/9789048562732/the-abc-of-work-…
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Today on AI Oughta Know: Google Duet takes over your meeting notes, OpenAI faces fresh copyright pressure in the EU, and Meta’s next-gen Llama 3 model gives businesses more control over how they deploy AI. The bottom line? AI isn’t just assisting — it’s embedding. Here’s what that means for your workflow, compliance, and competitive edge.…
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Today’s episode covers three big AI shifts with real business impact. OpenAI rolls out memory for ChatGPT, making your AI assistant more personal and efficient. European AI labs pledge to follow new safety standards ahead of the EU AI Act. And Microsoft’s Azure AI Studio now supports real-time feedback for custom copilots. The bottom line? AI is ev…
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Today’s episode dives into two major AI moves aimed at making everyday work smarter. Adobe launches Firefly Workspace to bring generative AI directly into creative and marketing workflows. Meanwhile, OpenAI debuts ChatFlow—an internal AI assistant built for enterprise knowledge management. We break down what these tools mean for businesses, how the…
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In this episode, we explore how entrepreneurs and business leaders are leveraging AI to streamline operations, cut costs, and enhance productivity. From automating repetitive tasks to improving customer service with chatbots, AI is reshaping the way companies function daily. You'll hear real-world examples and practical advice on selecting and impl…
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In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way businesses engage with their customers. From personalized recommendations and intelligent chatbots to predictive analytics and automated service workflows, AI is setting a new standard for speed, personalization, and efficiency in customer experience. Join us as we b…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and the gang is in Paris and they swear they REEEEEEALLLY shot it in Paris. No question about it. Look, the Eiffel Tower! Meanwhile back in Canada, Clare is dealing with some of the realities of her cancer diagnosis. There’s no Eiffel Tower. Timestamps: [0:31] Intro [8:32] Episode Title [17:07] A Story [29:39] B Stor…
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In this episode, we explore how AI-powered automation is transforming the way businesses operate—from streamlining repetitive tasks to enhancing decision-making processes. Learn how entrepreneurs and business leaders are leveraging cutting-edge tools to save time, reduce costs, and boost productivity. We dive into real-world examples, actionable st…
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Today on AI Oughta Know: Google DeepMind open-sources a robotics platform that could lower the barrier to automation, Meta brings smart chatbots to WhatsApp and Messenger, and Microsoft targets finance teams with its latest Copilot rollout. AI isn’t just experimenting — it’s starting to handle the grunt work. Here’s what to watch.…
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In this episode, Linda revisits and revisions the three “Rs” – reading, writing, and arithmetic – to reformulate a new triad. Why? Because, in her interview with Michaela Di Cesare about her play Successions, Linda learns more about Anthony, one of the main characters, and his disorder, known as prosopagnosia. Di Cesare explains that she thought of…
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Apple is gearing up to supercharge Siri with generative AI, Google just launched an AI-powered shopping feature that could shake up e-commerce rankings, and major news publishers are pushing back against Microsoft over AI content visibility. Here’s what it all means for your business — and how to stay visible in an AI-shaped world.…
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This week, AI took another step into your daily workflow. OpenAI rolled out memory for all ChatGPT Plus users, making assistants feel more like teammates. Meta dropped free AI tools to help small businesses automate ads and customer support. And job demand for prompt engineers? It’s fading fast. We break down what it all means — and why usability i…
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In today’s episode of AI Oughta Know, we explore three key AI stories shaping the future of business. First, Google’s Gemini 1.5 Ultra and the new AI-powered Google Workspace are making waves, challenging Microsoft’s Copilot and aiming for deeper enterprise integration. Next, Amazon’s partnership with Mistral introduces more flexibility in the open…
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Today on AI Oughta Know: Adobe rolls out commercial-safe image generation with Firefly, Amazon upgrades Alexa into a real productivity assistant, and Mistral offers secure on-prem AI for sensitive enterprise use. The common thread? AI is getting practical, trustworthy, and fit for real business needs. That’s your daily download from AI Oughta Know.…
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Today on AI Oughta Know: OpenAI brings voice features to more users, unlocking new creative and customer service possibilities for small teams. DeepMind’s AlphaFold 3 hints at faster disruption in biotech and beyond. And a fresh Gartner forecast shows AI budgets are shifting from tools to infrastructure. The bottom line? AI isn’t just a trend — it’…
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Today on AI Oughta Know, Adobe’s Firefly 3 brings near-pro image generation right into creative workflows. OpenAI patches a serious data leak bug, raising big questions for businesses handling proprietary content. And Apple is building private, on-device AI that could reshape how mobile tools work. Plus, Google and Microsoft double down on AI insid…
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Hey Broomheads, #DEEEMP is back and it’s season 13, baby!!! It’s summertime and some of the crew is headed to Paris, but not before Maya has time to spill a bunch of water on some wires at a concert. Meanwhile, Clare gets some very bad news, and Imogen is trying to learn to live without Fiona. So far, so good! Timestamps: [0:13] Intro [14:38] Episo…
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