Best Jeffrey Raphael Podcasts (2025)

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Costas Papaikonomou - Rethinking Innovation In The Real World 1:11:07

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Disruption sounds exciting until it wrecks your margins and burns your runway. With innovation veteran Costas Papaikonomou, we get practical about what actually works: protecting your core with calendar-driven updates, growing into real openings, and saving transformation for when the house is truly on fire. We unpack how to make change feel inevit…

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Gummo - Hacking, The Fight for Privacy, and Quantum Computing 1:02:55

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The digital world we inhabit grows more complex by the day, with threats evolving at breakneck speed. In this profound conversation, I'm joined by the legendary hacker known as Gummo - a figure whose journey from desperate teenager to Bitcoin billionaire to digital guardian defies easy categorization. Gummo's story begins with heartbreak. Left alon…

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Chris Rawlinson - 42: The Answer to Everything (Including Education) 1:08:16

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Ever wondered why traditional education still looks largely unchanged since the industrial revolution? Chris Rawlinson, founder of 42 Courses, takes us on a fascinating journey from his days as an Ogilvy advertising executive to revolutionising online learning through behavioural science. Rawlinson explains how applying advertising principles to ed…

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Megan Preston Meyer - Uncertainty, Supply Chains, and Stories that Matter 53:03

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What happens when a data analytics expert trades boardrooms for bedtime stories? In this captivating conversation, Megan Preston Meyer reveals her remarkable journey from corporate number-cruncher to children's book author with a fascinating twist. For over a decade, Megan worked in analytics and supply chain management, helping companies extract v…

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Leila Johnston - Freelance Writing, AI Anxiety, and the Library of Mistakes 53:49

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What if the greatest threat to creative careers isn't competition but rather the rapid advancement of technology itself? In this thought-provoking conversation, wordsmith Leila Johnston pulls back the curtain on the real world of freelance writing. Leila's journey from journalism to digital copywriting reveals the psychological challenges of freela…

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Emanuel Derman - My Life as a Capetonian 58:19

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Join us as we uncover the intriguing journey of Emanuel Derman, a pioneering figure in quantitative finance. Emanuel shares his compelling transition from a physicist to a quant, offering a firsthand look at how Wall Street came to embrace PhD physicists as essential contributors. Through entertaining anecdotes and insightful reflections, Emanuel i…

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Raphael Douady - From Theorems to Wall Street 1:12:37

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In this episode we're joined by Raphael Douady, a pioneering academic who transformed his career from proving complex mathematical theorems to becoming one of the first academic quants on Wall Street. Discover how Raphael navigated the challenges of transitioning between diverse fields, from academia to the space industry, and ultimately into finan…

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Episode 24: Jeffrey Yorio--Sundowners: Vampires are Only Human 44:12

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Send us a text Episode 24 is live! With me today is Jeffrey Yorio, author of several works of flash fiction and poetry as well as the vampire inspired horror fiction series Sundowners. In this episode, we discuss the first book in the series, Sundowners: Vampires are Only Human. Released in 2020 and set primarily in present day society, the novel t…

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Episode 23: Raphael Hernandez--The Cemi and the Legends of the Taino 44:26

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Send us a text Episode 23 is upon us! With me today is Raphael Hernandez, author of the novel The Cemi and the Legends of the Taino. The novel weaves together two distinct narratives. The first follows a family from Chicago visiting their grandmother in Puerto Rico. During their stay, they explore their grandmothers “finca,” or farm, witnessing the…

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Episode 22: Cheryl Peña--Descent of the Vile 43:24

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Send us a text Another episode, another wonderful conversation, this time with Cheryl Peña, author of the dystopic thriller Descent of the Vile. Descent narrates the activities of photographer Jackson Riley as he encounters a shocking turn of events which unfold in the wake of a very unusual photo shoot. Suddenly caught in a seemingly post-apocalyp…

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Episode 21: Paul Carro--In the Shadows Where the Boys Used to Play 35:14

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Send us a text Episode 21 is here! With me today is horror author Paul Carro. Paul is an active member of the Horror Writers Association, and a creative force involved in a wide variety of work in the genre, ranging from his two critically acclaimed novels The House and Abject Fear, to serving as co-author and editor of the Little Coffee Shop of Ho…

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Episode 20: I.S. Fergus--Children of the Night 51:26

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Send us a text Episode 20 is live! With me today is I.S. Fergus, the creative mind behind the comic book series/graphic novel Children of the Night. Set in a dystopic future circa 2335, the series documents the waning professional days of detective John Black as he gradually but persistently uncovers and exposes the nefarious machinations of the po…

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Episode 19: D.R. Schoel--The Galactic Culinary Society: Cryovacked and Other Tales 55:08

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Send us a text This episode, we talk with author D.R. Schoel about his series of short stories revolving around The Galactic Culinary Society. Exactly what it sounds like, The Galactic Culinary Society takes as its mission the task of cataloguing, documenting, and preserving any and every interesting culinary creation at an intergalactic scale. Joi…

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Episode 18: Gary Bloom--Antares Ascended 1:02:07

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Send us a text Another episode is live! Today I talk with science fiction author Gary Bloom about his debut novel Antares Ascended. The first installment in an epic series saturated with Machiavellian machinations, Antares Ascended breaths new life into many staples of science fiction. Join us as we chat about narrating political intrigue, practica…

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Episode 17: Timothy Robare--Tails of Battle: The Fox, the Jaguar, and the Mysterious Island 33:43

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Send us a text Episode 18 is live! Joining me is Timothy Robare, author of numerous books spanning a wide assortment of genres. Today we discuss his newest novel, Tails of Battle: The Fox, the Jaguar, and the Mysterious Island. The first in his series Tails of Battle, the novel begins an epic saga narrating the political and military machinations o…

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Episode 16: Elm Jed--VInny the Vampire and Me (Book 1 in the Mafia, Murder and Mayhem (as a Rom Com) series. 57:44

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Send us a text Episode 16 is live! Today we talk with author Elm Jed about her novel Vinny the Vampire and Me, the first novel in her Mafia, Murder and Mayhem (as a Rom Com) series. Billed as a paranormal mafia romance, The novel takes place in a fictionalized rendition of contemporary society, where paranormal humanoids, including vampires, werewo…

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Henry Jeffreys - Sparkling Success: The Past, Present, and Future of English Wine 1:01:51

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Discover the transformation of English wine from a laughingstock to a globally respected industry with our special guest, Henry Jeffreys. Henry is a celebrated drinks journalist and author. He has written for the Guardian, the Spectator, and most recently been editor at the Master of Malt blog. He is also the author of several books, including Empi…

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Episode 15: Mike and Barbara Gammage--The Dreamlighters Go to Space 31:10

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Send us a text Episode 15 is live! With us for this episode are Mike and Barbara Gammage, the creative minds behind the publishing company “Mike Writes for Kids.” In addition to publishing books for children, they offer workshops, story-time events, and consultation. Their organization’s mission focuses on highlighting vital, but traditionally unhe…

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Michael J. Bonner - In Defense of Civilization 1:05:28

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Dr. Michael J. Bonner takes us on a fascinating journey from his early studies in classical and oriental languages to becoming a leading expert in Iranian history and a political advisor. We uncover the transition from academia to politics, driven by his early political engagement. Bonner's new book, "In Defence of Civilisation," born out of the CO…

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Episode 14: Laura E. Thompson--The Stories of Amity Boppin and Hattie Ratall 1:04:13

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Send us a text Episode 14 is live! With me today is Laura Thompson, author of numerous books across numerous genres. Today, we discuss two of her novels which are part of the "Freak or Unique" YA series penned under her maiden name L.E. LaBarge. Join us as we chat about epilepsy, body dysmorphia, and strategies of empowering young adults in the fac…

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Episode 13: Regina Brownell--The Two-Week Promise 37:39

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Send us a text What happens when a sci-fi nerd interviews a romance author? A fantastic conversation, and nothing less! Join us in listening to Episode 13, where I talk with Regina Brownell, author of five romance novels. Today we discuss her debut novel The Two-Week Promise. Listen in as we talk about the therapeutic impact of light-hearted litera…

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Episode 12: Phil Bailey--Kelvoo's Testimonial: Surviving the aftermath of human first contact 53:59

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Send us a text This episode, science fiction author Phil Bailey and I discuss his novel Kelvoo's Testimonial: Surviving the Aftermath of human first contact, the first in his series Kelvoo's Chronicles. Join us as we chat about colonization allegories, art and cognition, and, briefly, sausage. Phil can be reached on the following social media platf…

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Episode 11: Sarah Branson--Pirates of New Earth 58:24

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Send us a text Episode 11 is now available! Join us as we have a wonderful chat with Sarah Branson, author of several novels set in the world of New Earth. Today, we focus on the first book in the series, A Merry Life. Join us as we discuss post-apocalyptic worlds, pirates, trauma in YA literature, more pirates, and the efficacy of hitting things. …

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Episode 10: Philip Raymond Brown--It Gives You Strength 1:05:39

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Send us a text Episode 10 is now live! My guest today is Philip Raymond Brown, author of the novels "It Gives You Strength" and "Harvesting Earthlings for Fun and Profit." Today, we focus on the former. Join us as we discuss the roarin' '20s, prohibition in the wake of World War 1, and the wonders of treating epilepsy in the early 20th century. "It…

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Porkchop Express - Dostoevsky 54:34

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In this episode, we’ll be talking to Porkchop Express, who is known on Twitter for her love of killer boots, sardonic wit, and passion for Dostoevsky. Porkchop is going to be schooling us on how Dostoevsky's works can change your life. From the existential crises depicted in "Notes from Underground" to the moral conflicts of "Crime and Punishment" …

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Episode 9: Matthew Eccles--Kevan Bevan and the BMX Time-Loop 1:21:32

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Send us a text Episode 9 is now live! Our guest today is Matthew Eccles, author of the novel "Kevan Bevan and the BMX Time Loop." Join us as we discuss the unique ingenuity of Bill (Winter) and Ted (Reeves), effective ways to engage children with meaningful issues, and coal mining. "Kevan Bevan and the BMX Time-Loop is available on Amazon in both d…

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Episode 8: John Simons--The Saga of Bjorn Unfrid 1:03:44

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Send us a text In our latest episode, we have a chat with John Simons. John is a creator of worlds, organizer of the masses, and, of course, author of the forthcoming novel The Saga of Bjorn Unfrid. Join John and myself as we discuss the art of storytelling, the 1980s, schizophrenia (a bit), all with a seasoning of mythology. Join indie authors and…

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Episode 7: Robert John Jenson--All the Stars That Ever Were 1:00:59

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Send us a text Episode 7 is now live! Our guest this week is Robert John Jenson, author of the science fiction novel "All the Stars That Ever Were." Join us as have a discussion about the multiverse, time travel, our insignificant place in the cosmos, and...Bradberries. Remember to bring a towel. Robert can be reached on the following social media …

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Episode 6: Margarita Artista--The Phoenix Keeper and the City of the Sun 1:08:44

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Send us a text This episode we talk with Margarita Artista, author of the urban fantasy novel The Phoenix Keeper and the City of the Sun. Join us as we talk about mythology, capitalism and narcissism, the narrative of strong female characters, and nuisance bugs. Margarita can be reached on the following social media platforms: margarita.artista.bus…

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Episode 5: Kimberly Davis Basso--I'm a Little Brain Dead, and Next Door: A Collection of Twelve Twisted Tales and One True Story 54:25

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Send us a text This episode we talk with Kimberly Davis Basso, the multi-talented incredible author of several works of literature. Join us as we talk about zombies and the medical establishment, the intersection of horror and humor, and sword fighting. Kimberly can be reached on the following platforms: Website: https://kdbassowrites.wixsite.com/k…

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Episode 4: Rusty Miller--Origins: A Knights of New Avalon Story 1:06:16

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Send us a text Join us as we talk with Rusty Miller, author of the (graphic) novella Origins: A Knights of New Avalon Story. Rusty and I cover a number of topics, including originality within the creative process, the role of AI in the creative process, and the overarching coolness of 80s pop culture. Check out Rusty at the links below: Knights of …

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Marc A. Ross - Always Be Communicating 58:14

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Episode Summary Marc A. Ross is the Founder and Chief Communications Strategist at Caracal, a global geopolical communications consultancy. He is also a Communications Director for the Center for AI Policy, based out of Washington DC. If that wasn't enough, he is also the founder of Brigadoon, which connects thought leaders and entrepreneurs throug…

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Episode 3: Mike Kelso--Misadventures of a Cryptid Hunter 1:08:04

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Send us a text Join us as we discuss cryptids, borderline misanthropic protagonists, and the History Channel. Mike's book "Misadventures of a Cryptid Hunter" is available on Amazon, and is well worth the read!By Nate

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Jim O'Shaughnessy - Adventure Capital & AI 1:04:28

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Wall Street Legend Jim O’Shaughnessey is an Investor and (Ad)venture Capitalist, currently serving as the CEO of O'Shaughnessy Ventures. He is also the founder of O'Shaughnessy Asset Management, an asset management firm that was later acquired by Franklin Templeton. As if that wasn’t enough, He has also written several books, including the bestsell…

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Episode 2: Wayne M. Bailey--The Mars Migration 49:43

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Send us a text Join us as we talk with Wayne M. Bailey, author of the 2022 science fiction novel "The Mars Migration." Wayne can be reached on the following social media platforms: Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/authorwmbailey/ X/Twitter - https://twitter.com/WayneUKwriting Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@themarsmigration Instagram - htt…

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Episode 1: Charles House--Archblade: Legend of the Defiler 1:05:27

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Send us a text Join us as we talk with Charles House, author of the 2023 science fiction fantasy novel "Archblade: Legend of the Defiler." Charles can be reached on the following social media platforms: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088883996632 Threads : https://www.threads.net/@archblade.c.a.house Instagram : https://www.i…

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Send us a text The Martian, by Andy Weir. 50 Shades of Grey, by EL James. The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield. Milk and Honey, by Rupi Kaur. All these works of literature are now quite well known, some on the border of being cultural phenomena. Both The Martian and 50 Shades of Grey have adapted into highly successful motion pictures. Milk and…

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Joan Shields - What Went Wrong During Covid? 53:17

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Joan Shields returns to discuss how her experience as a nurse during the early AIDS epidemic in New York in the 1980's prepared her for Covid, the mistakes that were made amongst policy makers, and what we can learn to help us prepare for future pandemics. We walk through the timeline of events, with particular emphasis on Nassim Taleb's Precaution…

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Joan Shields - Healthcare and Home Grown Food 55:19

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Joan spent her career working as a nurse and witnessing first hand the problems within the medical establishment before retiring and taking up growing her own organic produce. She has become wildly popular on Instagram for her recipes, and tips for eating healthier. She has since come under fire from shills for her anti GMO stance. Joan talks to us…

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Ernest Boehm - Energy, Gas, and the Polyfurcated life 47:35

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Ernest is a Chemical Engineer my profession, a Classicist and Renaissance man by nature. Ernest was a start up engineer for 5 years and lived in 20 different countries and started up 15 different processes, working in Gas Processing design and sales. He joined fat Tony's to talk about the future of energy, the benefits of a classical education, tar…

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Shay Hill - Make Rules Without Making Enemies 54:51

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Shay Hill joins Fat Tony's to talk about safety. Shay is an industrial safety and compliance expert, and is also the founder of foundationsafety.com, a skills based incident prevention consultancy. Shay is a man of many talents, most recently having released his new book; Make Rules Without Making Enemies: How to Draw the Lines Without Drawing Fire…

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Sara Lapsley - Psychopathy and Mental Health 56:48

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Sara Lapsley on mental health, and why undiagnosed psychopathy might be one of the biggest challenges facing society today. Fat Tony's is more than a podcast - it's a community. Join our community at FatTonys.net.By Sara Lapsley 2

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Welcome to Fat Tony's Podcast 2:13

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Hello and welcome. This is a short introduction to tell you about the history of Fat Tony's, and what this podcast will be all about. Fat Tony's is more than a podcast - it's a community. Join our community at FatTonys.net.By Sebastian David Lees

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American Association For Lost Children 2:14

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