Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•14 min
Hypersonic Hustle & Orbital Muscle.
The episode highlights three major developments in the defense and commercial space sector: Stratolaunch securing a $90.8 million Department of War contract for the MACH‑TB 2.0 air‑launched test vehicle program, Agile Space Industries closing a $17 million Series A round to expand its small‑sat launch capabilities, and the Defense Innovation Unit’s open solicitation for affordable, scalable GEO reconnaissance systems. The hosts discuss how these contracts signal growing government demand for rapid, reusable launch solutions and the push toward cost‑effective satellite intelligence. They also note related international moves, such as Spain’s partnership with GMV for space surveillance and Starlab’s microgravity life‑science collaboration, underscoring a broader acceleration in both defense and commercial space initiatives.
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•26 min
How People Actually Use AI Agents
The episode dives into Anthropic's new study revealing that AI agents are being used far more conservatively than their technical capabilities would allow, with users favoring short, highly supervised sessions. It highlights the expanding adoption of agents beyond coding into...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•6 min
Hackajob Hits $1M in ARR, New CEO at Employ
The episode covers four major HR tech developments: Employ Inc. appoints serial entrepreneur Jerry Jao as CEO, emphasizing a people‑first approach while accelerating AI innovation; hackajob’s AI recruiting agent Archer hits $1 M ARR in just 90 days by pre‑qualifying candidates...
By RecTech: The Recruiting Technology Podcast
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•0 min
#357: Why AV's Need Real World Data W/Nexar's Zach Greenberger
In episode #357, Alex Roy, Kirsten, and Ed sit down with Nexar CEO Zach Greenberger to discuss why autonomous vehicles (AVs) require massive real‑world driving data to train and validate their systems. Greenberger explains how Nexar has built one of...
By Autonocast (Blog/Podcast)
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•25 min
Beyond Gantt: The Rise of Flow-Based Production
In this episode, Antti Pukema of Sitedrive discusses moving beyond traditional Gantt chart scheduling to a flow‑based production approach that integrates CPM, Takt, and Last Planner systems into a single "one schedule". He explains how this methodology eliminates idle "white...
By AEC Business
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•5 min
VC10X Micro - Why Safety Is No Long a Priority for AI Giants
The episode examines how AI giants like Anthropic and OpenAI are deprioritizing safety as they chase trillion‑dollar valuations, highlighted by Anthropic’s safety lead quitting and a $20 billion funding round at a $350 billion valuation. It explores the tension between capital‑market incentives...
By VC10X
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•31 min
320. Why SDV Strategy Needs Application Layer Innovation
In this episode, Grayson Brulte talks with John Wall, President of QNX, about why software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are being held back by low‑level software complexity and why automakers should pivot to application‑layer innovation. Wall explains how a safety‑certified, trusted operating...
By SAE Tomorrow Today
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•1h 1m
Product-Market Fit: From Edtech Vitamin to $100M Painkiller
In this episode, Adam Markowitz recounts his transition from a decade‑long edtech venture to building Drata, a compliance automation platform that quickly proved its product‑market fit as a painkiller rather than a vitamin. He explains how rigorous validation—dog‑fooding the product...
By The SaaS Podcast (SaaS Club)
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•1 min
Protecting SEO Budgets in a GEO Era
In this brief episode of Voices of Search, host Tyson Stockton and Ahrefs expert Patrick Stokes discuss the biggest upcoming challenge for SEOs: proving their value and protecting budgets amid a shift toward geo‑targeted strategies. They highlight the tension between...
By Voices of Search
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•34 min
Can an AI PMS Run Your Short-Term Rental Portfolio?, With Boom Co-Founder & CEO Shahar Goldboim
In this episode, Shahar Goldboim, co‑founder and CEO of Boom, explains why short‑term rentals (STRs) are the most complex asset class and how fragmented software tools trap hosts in a review‑driven revenue loop. He describes the genesis of Boom—a Business‑as‑Software...
By Tangent – Proptech
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•42 min
Are YouTube's Latest Tools Ready for Businesses
In this episode, host Michael Stelzner talks with YouTube strategist Liron Segev about the platform’s newest AI-driven video creation and targeting tools and how they can be leveraged by businesses. Segev breaks down which content formats—especially short-form and searchable long‑form...
By Social Media Marketing Podcast
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•5 min
What Retailers Actually Think About Agentic Commerce With Stripe's Maia Josebachvili | 5IM
In this five‑minute interview, Maya Jose Bakvili, Stripe’s CRO of AI, explains "agentic commerce"—AI‑assisted chat purchases and AI‑delegated buying—and how Stripe’s infrastructure supports retailers in this emerging space. She highlights four persistent retailer concerns: maintaining control as merchant of record,...
By Omni Talk
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•19 min
Why Stack Overflow and Cloudflare Launched a Pay-per-Crawl Model
In this episode, Stack Overflow’s Janice Manningham and Josh Zhang chat with Cloudflare VP Will Allen about the newly launched pay‑per‑crawl model that lets publishers charge crawlers for access. They explain how AI‑driven content scraping has upended the traditional open‑versus‑block...
By Stack Overflow Podcast
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•25 min
£20m Revenue, Exit To Dentsu with Nick Hague
In this episode, host Tom Hunt talks with B2B growth expert Nick Hague about scaling a consultancy to £20 million in revenue and the strategic sale to Dentsu. Hague shares how a focus on customer experience, repeatable frameworks, and disciplined cash‑flow...
By Confessions of a B2B Entrepreneur
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•45 min
The Voice on the Other End.
In this episode, hosts Maria Varmazis, Dave Bittner, and Joe Carrigan examine a wave of social engineering attacks, including a sophisticated phishing campaign that dupes Apple Pay users via fake emails and voice calls, Australia’s ClickFit initiative exposing romance scams,...
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Feb 19, 2026•0 min
Stop Layering AI on Your GTM Stack
In this episode, Emir Atli, co‑founder and CRO of HockeyStack, explains why the traditional, tool‑heavy GTM stack can’t simply have AI bolted on—it must be rebuilt around a unified, AI‑native platform with a single data foundation. He outlines HockeyStack’s evolution...
By The GTM Newsletter
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•27 min
China’s Record-Breaking Investment in a Private Rocket Company.
In this episode, host T‑Minus chats with Michelle Lucas, CEO of Higher Orbits, about China’s surge in private‑sector space funding, highlighting iSpace’s $730 million raise to develop reusable rockets, Space Epoch’s new capital for a 2026 launch and sea‑recovery test, and...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•22 min
Marketing Meets Product: Designing Banking that Customers Feel
In this episode of *Branching Out*, host Bill Dworsky talks with Erin Pryor of First Horizon and Deloitte’s Lauren Holohan about how modern banking is shifting from product‑centric to experience‑centric design. They discuss First Horizon’s “Big Bank Muscle, Small Bank Hustle” strategy, which leverages scale...
By Branching Out: A Retail Banking Podcast Series
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•4 min
The ERP Minute Episode 225 - February 17th, 2026
In this brief episode, the hosts recap Procore's Q4 and full‑year 2025 financial results, highlighting its strong performance in the construction software market. They then discuss NetSuite's new suite of innovations aimed at boosting operational efficiency and supporting rapid growth...
By The ERP Advisor
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•29 min
Safer, Faster Public Transportation: AC Transit’s AI-Powered Upgrade with Hayden AI - Ep. 290
In this episode, AC Transit CTO Ahsan Baig and Hayden AI CEO Marty Beard discuss how AI‑powered, edge‑computing cameras mounted on buses detect vehicles illegally blocking bus lanes and stops, improving on‑time performance, safety, and accessibility. The system leverages NVIDIA...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•24 min
225 - What Are the Biggest Untapped Opportunities in Satellite IoT?
In this episode, Jake Saunders, Vice President at ABI Research, breaks down the firm’s latest report on satellite IoT, highlighting a projected $3.1 billion market size by 2030. He outlines the most promising yet under‑served commercial verticals—such as remote agriculture, maritime...
By Constellations
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•39 min
Ep 38: Interview with Lt. General (Ret.) David Buck, President, BRPH Mission Solutions
In this episode, Lt. Gen. (Ret.) David J. Buck discusses how his three‑decade Air Force career—spanning strategic missile, space launch, satellite command, and cyber operations—shapes his work leading BRBR Mission Solutions, a firm that designs and builds mission‑critical infrastructure for...
By The Spacepower Podcast
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•0 min
Shopify’s Product Network: The Quiet Update That Could Change Ecommerce Forever
In this episode, Pep Hufen, CEO of Smart Marketer Agency, explains Shopify’s new Product Network—a feature that lets merchants embed other brands’ products on their own sites without holding inventory or losing the customer relationship. He clarifies that it’s not...
By Smart Marketer
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•44 min
LawNext on Location: Lunch with Alex Su of Latitude Legal In Alameda, Calif.
In this live LawNext episode, Bob meets Alex Su, CRO of Latitude Legal, over lunch in Alameda to discuss Alex’s unconventional career—from BigLaw associate to legal‑tech sales leader—and his viral TikTok presence that critiques law firm culture. Alex explains how...
By LawNext
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•59 min
Ahref's State of SEO
In this episode of Voices of Search, host Tyson Stockton talks with Ahrefs senior leader Patrick Stokes about the rapidly evolving SEO landscape, especially the impact of AI and automation. Stokes shares his mixed feelings—excitement for faster content creation but...
By Voices of Search
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•0 min
The New Rules Behind ERCOT Prices with Andrew Reimers
In this episode, Andrew Reimers, deputy director of the ERCOT Independent Market Monitor at Potomac Economics, explains how ERCOT’s market design—particularly operating reserves, scarcity pricing, and the December 5 real‑time co‑optimization—shapes price signals that drive new generation investment in Texas....
By Texas Energy and Power Newsletter
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•3 min
The Trust Problem With Healthcare AI
In this brief clip, host David Williams talks with Dr. Sarah Matt about the critical role of explainability in building trust for AI-driven healthcare. Dr. Matt emphasizes that patients and providers must understand how AI models make decisions to feel...
By CareTalk: Healthcare. Unfiltered.
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•19 min
The Conundrum
In this episode of Bootstrapping SaaS, the host reflects on his journey toward achieving $10K in monthly recurring revenue as a solo founder, covering recent product updates, the challenges of juggling design, development, and marketing, and the lessons learned from...
By Bootstrapping SaaS
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•23 min
Credit One Bank Serves Those Who Others Won’t
In this episode of Banking Transformed, host Jim Marous talks with Credit One Bank executives about the bank’s strategy of serving customers that traditional banks often overlook. They discuss how Credit One leverages data‑driven underwriting, flexible credit products, and a...
By Banking Transformed
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•43 min
The New European Sovereignty Stack: Energy, Minerals, Compute
The episode examines Europe’s modern sovereignty as an industrial and supply‑chain challenge, focusing on semiconductors, rare‑earth minerals, and energy infrastructure. Guests highlight Europe’s heavy reliance on imports, a thin venture‑capital ecosystem, and the need for coordinated capital to close the...
By The European VC (EUVC)
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•28 min
Money Box Live: Do Electric Cars Add Up?
In this Money Box Live episode, presenter Felicity Hannah explores the true cost of owning an electric vehicle, from purchase price and charging infrastructure to range anxiety on long trips. Guests Stuart Masson of The Car Expert and Melanie Shufflebotham...
By BBC Radio 4 – Money Box (UK)
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•39 min
European eCommerce Fulfillment Through a Global Lens
In this episode, Kevin interviews Ken Byrne, founder of RedSky Europe, about the challenges and opportunities of European eCommerce fulfillment for global brands. Byrne explains how his experience as an eCommerce brand owner informs RedSky’s tech‑first, scalable approach, especially for...
By The New Warehouse
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•48 min
Petra Durnin: You Don't Need More Tech — You Need Better Data
In this episode, Petra Durnin, a veteran CRE researcher and tech‑to‑impact strategist, explains why the industry’s biggest hurdle isn’t more tools but cleaner, more integrated data. She walks through her career trajectory, from a temp analyst to leading data and...
By The Crexi Commercial Real Estate Podcast | CRE Insights & Strategies
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•28 min
Why CPMAI Matters in AI Projects — with Mike Hyzy
In this episode, Kathleen Walch talks with Michael Hyzy, VP of AI Strategy at CGI, about why many AI initiatives falter when treated like traditional software projects. Hyzy explains that the CPMAI (Certified Professional in Machine Learning and AI) methodology...
By AI Today
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•1h 3m
Risky Business #825 -- Palo Alto Networks Blames It on the Boogie
In this episode, Patrick Gray, Adam Boileau, and James Wilson dissect a week of cybersecurity headlines, from Palo Alto Networks’ decision to avoid publicly attributing a Chinese‑linked hacking campaign to geopolitical concerns, to the rise of data‑only extortion as ransomware...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Feb 18, 2026•2h 32m
49 - Caspar Oesterheld on Program Equilibrium
In this episode, Alex and guest Caspar Oesterheld explore the concept of program equilibrium—how game theory changes when agents are fully transparent computer programs that can read each other's source code. They discuss desiderata for robust program equilibria, compare proof‑based...
By AI X-risk Research Podcast (AXRP)
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•14 min
Apple Wins The AI Hardware Race
The episode breaks down Apple’s unexpected lead in AI hardware, highlighting how its strategy focuses on powerful, cost‑effective devices like the Mac Mini rather than racing ahead in AI software. It examines upcoming AI‑enabled wearables and recent AirPods/Siri updates, then...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•32 min
Fort Pierce, Two Years Later: Fiber, Smart City, and Steady Growth - Episode 677 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast
In this episode, host Jason Mittler updates listeners on Fort Pierce’s fiber rollout two years after its launch, highlighting continued network expansion, the city’s smart‑city initiatives, and steady subscriber growth. He discusses targeted digital‑equity programs in the Lincoln Park neighborhood that aim...
By Community Broadband Bits
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•24 min
How to Buy Consulting in the Age of AI
In this inaugural episode, Elaine Lafitte explains why AI will not replace consulting procurement but can serve as a powerful sparring partner that structures information, surfaces hidden assumptions, and forces disciplined questioning. She highlights that buying consulting is fundamentally a...
By Smart Consulting Sourcing
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•47 min
626: The Content Strategies That Will Die In 2026 (And What’s Taking Over)
In this episode Toni and guest Tony forecast the content‑creation landscape for 2026, warning that high‑volume AI‑generated posts will drown out average creators and that many traditional tactics—like generic blogs, mass‑produced reels, and saturated podcast formats—will lose effectiveness. They stress...
By My Wife Quit Her Job
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•33 min
Artemis II: The Ground Teams Powering NASA's Moon Mission
In this episode of *Curious Universe*, hosts Padi Boyd and Jacob Pinter spotlight the Exploration Ground Systems that enable Artemis II, detailing the mobile launcher, the massive crawler‑transporter, and NASA’s recovery barge Pegasus. They interview astronaut Victor Glover, who emphasizes how...
By NASA’s Curious Universe
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•16 min
IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 80 – Certified Unpredictability
In this 16‑minute episode, host Brian Siegelwax and Dr. Stephen Walborn discuss quantum random number generators (QRNGs), focusing on their use cases, self‑testing, and certification processes. They explain the physical mechanisms that guarantee true randomness and compare API‑based services with...
By Inside Quantum Technology
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•25 min
The Signal: The Real "Payment Meets Fraud" Journey with Brian Rust at Worldpay | Episode 467
In this episode, Brian Rust, SVP and Deputy CISO at Worldpay, explains how fraudsters now target SaaS platforms and ISVs by exploiting weak onboarding, transaction logic, and refund processes. He outlines the fraud kill‑chain—from synthetic business creation and card‑testing spikes...
By Leaders in Payments
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•42 min
Building a Quantum Ecosystem From Scratch with Martin Laforest
In this episode, Sebastian talks with Martin Laforest, a physicist‑turned‑VC at Quantacet, about the practical challenges of building a quantum ecosystem from the ground up. Laforest explains how Quebec turned a 1970s academic gamble into a $400 M quantum hub, emphasizing...
By The New Quantum Era
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•17 min
37 | Why Retention Is Now Driving Software Company Valuations
In this episode, managing director Mike Lyon and senior associate Sarabeth Sandweiss discuss how retention metrics have become a pivotal factor in software company valuations, detailing the heightened scrutiny buyers now apply. They explain the investor framework for assessing retention,...
By The Path to Exit
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•16 min
DDW Highlights: 17 February 2026
In this 16‑minute DDW Highlights episode, host Bruno Quinney recaps five major drug‑discovery stories from the past week, focusing on a breakthrough study linking specific biomarkers to improved cancer survival rates and the launch of a multinational consortium tackling chronic...
By The Drug Discovery World Podcast
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•28 min
Newman Explains How Sanford Health Is Virtually Rewriting the Rural Health Playbook
Dave Newman, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Virtual Care at Sanford Health, explains how the system’s expansive virtual care program—spanning 78 specialties across 300,000 square miles—has become essential for rural patients, saving them an average of 176 miles per visit....
By healthsystemCIO
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•40 min
AI Video Made Easy: How to Create High Quality Content That Grows Your Business
In this episode, host interviews AI video specialist Stephanie Nivinskus about leveraging AI tools to produce high‑quality video content without any prior production experience. They discuss the common myths around needing expensive equipment, walk through step‑by‑step workflows for scripting, editing,...
By AI Explored
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•45 min
What Liquid Death Can Teach Banks
In this episode of Banking Transformed, Jim Marous and a lineup of industry leaders explore how banks can learn from the bold branding and cultural disruption of Liquid Death. Guests discuss leveraging visionary partnerships, generative AI, and platform strategies to...
By Banking Transformed
Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•8 min
Security Service Edge (SSE) (Noun) [Word Notes]
In this brief episode, host Rick Howard defines Security Service Edge (SSE) as a cloud‑centric security architecture that blends the shared responsibility model, vendor‑provided security stacks, and direct network peering with major content providers and their fiber networks. He highlights...
By Hacking Humans