230 - Which System Wins, When Comparing Virtual Ground With Traditional Hardware ROI?
In this episode, Grace Kanuja of Nova Space explains how virtualized ground systems dramatically cut costs and boost revenue for satellite operators compared to traditional hardware. Drawing on lessons from Earth observation, she highlights double‑digit savings, up to 40% total cost reduction over five years, and a 781% ROI versus 443% for legacy gear. The discussion also covers how software‑defined ground enables rapid integration with 5G non‑terrestrial networks, supports multi‑orbit constellations, and underpins a shift to an OPEX‑focused, "ground segment as a service" model.
Bitwarden CLI Compromised
In this episode Adam covers the latest developer‑tool news, highlighting a supply‑chain attack that compromised the Bitwarden CLI, the release of TypeScript 7 beta with a ten‑fold performance boost, and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS becoming the new long‑term release. He also...
Ep 766: ChatGPT Images 2: How Even Non-Creatives Can Unlock Growth With Images 2
In this episode of the Everyday AI Show, host Jordan Wilson breaks down OpenAI's new ChatGPT Images 2 model, highlighting its "thinking mode" that plans composition, typography, and constraints before rendering, and its ability to pull real‑time web data for accurate,...
Scaling to $300M+: Paid Media, Attribution & Building Teams That Win
In this live mentor‑table session, Smart Marketer CEO Molly Pittman chats with serial entrepreneur Rob Schmidt, whose two telemedicine brands—Winona and Willow—are on track to generate over $300 million annually with roughly $300 K spent daily on paid media. Schmidt breaks down...
Tips on a Prepaid Card: A Practical Solution with Broad Industry Impacts
In this episode of Payments Journal, host Rima Katz talks with Ben Osmond of U.S. Bank and Jordan Hirshfield of Javelin about how prepaid cards are reshaping tip distribution, payroll, and off‑cycle payments in hospitality and the gig economy. They...
Critical Evolution of Japan's Carbon Credit Market
In this episode of ESG Currents, host Homa talks with Yuuki Mori, General Manager of the Carbon Credit Market Office at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, about Japan’s emerging carbon credit market and its integration with the upcoming Green Transformation Emissions...
Data Center Debate: Are Energy Bills About To Explode?
The episode examines the looming energy crisis posed by the rapid expansion of AI data centers, noting that by 2030 they could consume twice today’s electricity—enough to power France and Germany combined—while the U.S. grid may lack sufficient capacity. Guests...
Could This Be the First Parkinson's Disease Modifier?
In this brief episode, the host and a GAIN representative discuss GT02287, a novel allosteric modulator targeting the glucocerebrosidase (GCase) enzyme, as a potential disease‑modifying therapy for Parkinson’s disease. They explain how the drug stabilizes the misfolded enzyme’s shape, enhancing...
The Machine Ethics Podcast: Organoid Computing with Dr Ewelina Kurtys
In this episode, host discusses organoid-based biocomputing with neuroscientist‑turned‑entrepreneur Dr. Ewelina Kurtys, who advises the Swiss startup Final Spark. They explain how cultured cortical organoids of ~10,000 neurons are wired to electrodes to send and read electrical signals, highlighting the...
Mortgage Lenders Can’t Rely on Trigger Leads Anymore. Here’s What Comes Next
In this episode, Catherine Loveland, SVP and GM of Volley, discusses how recent trigger‑lead legislation—an amendment to the Fair Credit Reporting Act that restricts credit bureaus from selling leads unless the lender has an existing relationship—forces mortgage lenders to shift...
Locus Array: The Next Leap in Warehouse Fulfillment Automation
In this episode, Kevin Lawton interviews Kate Peterson of Locust Robotics about the Locus Array, a 10‑foot, fully autonomous fulfillment robot that handles picking, packing, put‑away, inventory counting, and re‑slotting without human intervention. The robot uses AI‑driven cameras, an omnidirectional...
AI Can Make Software Now. That Changes Everything, with Paul Ford
In this episode, host Matt Buchel talks with technologist and writer Paul Ford about the rapid emergence of AI-powered code generation, which Ford calls "vibe coding." He explains how recent advances—particularly Anthropic's Cloud Code and improvements in large language models—have...
Money Box Live: Making Tax Digital Guide
The Moneybox Live episode walks listeners through the UK’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) rollout for sole traders and landlords, explaining that they must keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC. HMRC’s Director General of Strategy and Policy, Jonathan...
SaaStr 852: The Agents #003, Our Agent Now Runs Campaigns on Weekends, Plus Why We Pay More for Salesforce Than...
In this episode of The Agents, hosts Emilio LaRoute and the AI VP of Marketing, nicknamed 10K, showcase how their AI agent autonomously generated and prepared three marketing campaigns over a weekend, including audience segmentation and copywriting, though it still...
AWS in Orbit: Cloud, Space, and AI Convergence.
In this episode of AWS in Orbit, solution architect Tony Jacobs (AWS) and chief strategy officer Russell Glenn (Viasat) discuss how cloud, satellite communications, and generative AI converge to provide resilient, tactical‑edge connectivity for warfighter missions, especially autonomous drone swarms....
AI Ate Their Search Traffic. Here's What Springer Nature Built Instead — Prathik Roy
In this episode, Prateek Roy, Product Director for Data and AI Solutions at Springer Nature, explains how the rise of generative AI is shifting value in scientific publishing from raw article reads to AI‑generated summaries and data services. He outlines...
AI as Your New Team Member: Scaling with Confidence – with Michael Joyce
In this episode, Michael Joyce, Cisco’s enterprise service delivery and AI transformation leader, discusses how generative AI can be treated as a new team member to accelerate project delivery. He explains the value of PMI’s CPM AI certification for creating...
Iran, Russia, and the Future of Cyber Warfare
In this episode, RAINN cyber analyst Haley Benedict breaks down the cyber dimension of the Iran‑Israel conflict, noting that Iranian cyber activity has been surprisingly muted—likely due to pre‑emptive defenses, leadership losses, and an internet blackout. She highlights hacktivist attacks,...
How ADR Notable Helps Mediators And Arbitrators Run Secure, Efficient Cases
In this episode, Gary Dornhafer, founder and CEO of ADR Notable, explains how his platform addresses the unique workflow needs of mediators and arbitrators, from secure document handling and private vs. public communications to specialized billing and scheduling tools. He...
Why AI Is Being Used As An Excuse To Stop Investing In People
In this episode, Dr. Jonathan warns that many organizations are using AI as an excuse to stop investing in their workforce, treating it as an "escape hatch" to cut training, development, and support. He highlights three core issues: the relentless...
How Pandora Thinks About AI, Emotion, and the Future of Jewelry Retail | WRC 2026
In this OmniTalk Retail episode recorded at the World Retail Congress, host Chris Walton interviews David Boynton, Managing Director for Northern Europe at Pandora, about the brand’s strategy amid economic pressure, the role of physical stores, and the impact of...
From Series A to B: How Dreamdata Scaled Predictable Growth and Raised $55M
In this episode of Predictable B2B Growth, host Javier Lozano talks with Nick Turner, CEO of DreamData, about how the company scaled from Series A to a $55 million Series B round. Turner explains that investors were convinced by solid go‑to‑market metrics—steady...
ChatGPT 5.5 Scored 87 Where the Next Best Model Scored 67. Here's What that Gap Looks Like in Real Work.
In this episode the host argues that GPT‑5.5, scoring 87 versus the next best model's 67, represents a new performance ceiling for AI, especially in complex work tasks. He demonstrates the model's capabilities through a demanding executive knowledge package, a...
Not My First Rodeo: Alfie Pearce-Higgins with Jenny Fielding
In this episode, co‑founder and CEO Alfie Pearce‑Higgins walks through his unconventional path from finance and international development to launching Rodeo, a London‑based startup that uses AI to give job seekers personalized career planning tools. He explains how traditional job...
AI-Powered Longevity Science — One Gene to Reverse Aging? | Daniel Ives PhD
In this episode, Dr. Robert Lovekin talks with Dr. Daniel Ives, founder of Shift Bioscience, about moving from hypothesis‑driven aging research to data‑driven, AI‑powered approaches. Ives explains how his early focus on mitochondrial DNA mutations as the primary cause of...
John and Patrick Collison on Stripe's Growth, Agent Commerce, and the Future of Software
In this episode, Stripe co‑founders John and Patrick Collison discuss Stripe's rapid growth—processing over $1 trillion in payments and expanding 34% year‑over‑year—and the emerging wave of "agentic commerce" powered by AI and stablecoins. They argue that future commerce will require blockchains...
Intro to Claude Cowork: How to Get Started
In this episode, host Michael Stelzner chats with AI strategist Dan Nessel about getting started with Claude Co‑work, Anthropic’s new AI agent platform. Dan explains what an AI "agent" is, debunks common misconceptions, and outlines how Co‑work acts as a...
Primitive & MX Are Building an AI Agent Operating System
In this episode, Derek White, CEO of Primitive, and Ryan Caldwell, CEO of MX, discuss Primitive’s AI Agent Operating System designed for regulated financial institutions. They explain how the platform provides orchestration, governance, and ROI clarity—coined “return on agent capital”—to...
Open-Weight AI Models
In this episode, Benny Chen, co‑founder of Fireworks AI, discusses the rise of open‑weight AI models—publicly released models that can be run, fine‑tuned, and deployed without relying on proprietary APIs. He explains how Fireworks AI provides a platform with optimized...
Payment Leaders Summit
In this episode, the host previews his live participation at the Payment Leaders Summit in London, where he'll moderate three sessions: one on commercial variable recurring payments (VRP) and bank‑on‑file solutions, another roundtable on open banking and open finance from...
Dr. Oliver Kharraz on the Decades-Long Journey to Make Scheduling a Doctor's Appointment Easier
In this episode, Christina Farr talks with Oliver Kharraz, CEO of Zocdoc, about the 15‑year quest to simplify doctor appointment scheduling. Kharraz explains how hidden appointment inventory and last‑minute cancellations can be leveraged as a matchmaking clearinghouse, and recounts early...
What If Your E-Commerce Store Doesn’t Have a Traffic Problem? | DJ Sprague and Scott Brantley
In this episode, hosts David Shomer and Ken Wilson interview e‑commerce veterans DJ Sprague and Scott Brantley about the hidden "profit crisis" that plagues online stores. They reveal that up to 38% of potential revenue leaks through ten often‑overlooked issues—such...
Cross-Border Payments Explained: Why 50 US Jurisdictions Still Can't Agree
In this episode of FinTech Confidential, host Ted Huff talks with Simona Aleman, co‑founder and co‑CEO of Prometeo, about the fractured cross‑border payments landscape between the United States and Latin America. Simona explains how Prometeo’s single‑API open‑finance platform connects over...
Your LLM Issues Are Really Data Issues
In this episode, Ryan Donovan talks with Harsha Chintalapani, co‑founder and CTO of Collate, about why the biggest challenges facing LLMs in production are actually data problems. Harsha explains how issues like schema drift, ambiguous business definitions, data discovery, lineage,...
Episode 139: Quantum and Chemistry with Bert De Jong
In this episode, senior scientist Bert de Jong from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab explains how his Quantum System Accelerator aims to demonstrate quantum advantage for real-world chemistry and materials challenges, such as more efficient batteries, solar energy capture, and nitrogen...
212. America's Semiconductor Policy and the AI Race with China
In this episode, host Chad Bowne and guest Dan Kim—former chief economist of the U.S. Commerce Department’s CHIPS Program and veteran of Qualcomm and SK Hynix—explore America’s aggressive semiconductor policy amid the AI race with China. They trace the historical...
Lore in the Machine: Forgotten Tech History
In this debut episode of "Lore in the Machine," host Dana Boquin explores the hidden, human stories embedded within everyday technology, revealing how devices like a computer mouse contain remnants of Cold War-era Canadian projects and how code can harbor...
The 80/20 Growth Strategy: How to Find Your Most Valuable Customers
In this episode of SaaS Stories, fractional CMO and growth strategist Christine Day breaks down the 80/20 growth strategy, explaining how SaaS companies can pinpoint the 20% of customers that generate 80% of value. She shares her aha moment of...
Lessons From an Upgrade to VCF 9
In this episode, host Pete Fletcher and co‑host John Nicholson interview Michele Collatto, a senior IT leader at a New York‑based financial institution, about their migration from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 5.2 to VCF 9.0 across four global data centers....
What OpenAI Leaving Microsoft Means for AI
The episode explores three major AI developments: Secreact’s $110 million Series B to build robots with world‑model‑driven safety, David Silver’s $1.1 billion seed round for Ineffable Intelligence betting on reinforcement‑learning agents beyond LLMs, and the fallout from OpenAI ending Microsoft’s exclusive license just...
Are We Computing Quantum in the Wrong Base? With Ivan Deutsch
In this episode, host Sebastian Hessinger talks with quantum information pioneer Ivan Deutsch about the historical development of quantum computing, especially the shift from ion‑trap to neutral‑atom platforms and the foundational role of optical lattices and Rydberg blockade. Deutsch recounts...
Ep. 791: Chang'e Sample Return
In this episode Fraser Cain and Dr. Pamela Gay explore China's Chang'e lunar sample‑return program, covering the progression from early orbital missions to the successful Chang'e‑5 near‑side return and the ambitious Chang'e‑6 far‑side landing in the Apollo crater. They highlight...
#546: Self Hosting Apps for Python People
In this episode, Michael Kennedy talks with Alex Kretzmar, head of DevRel at Tailscale and co‑founder of linuxserver.io, about the state of self‑hosting in 2026. They explore why many users are moving their digital lives behind their own walls, highlight...
The Longevity Economy Is Built for the Rich
The episode examines the $6 trillion "longevity economy"—the booming market built around anti‑aging and wellness innovations—and highlights how its benefits are disproportionately accessible to the wealthy. It outlines macro trends driving investment in longevity, critiques the uneven distribution of cutting‑edge therapies,...
386: Pace, Noise, and What's Really Blocking AI Transformation at Work, with Tom Scott, CEO of Wrike
In this episode, host Dan Turchin talks with Tom Scott, CEO of Wrike, about the challenges of AI-driven transformation in enterprise work management. Scott highlights the overwhelming pace and noise surrounding AI, emphasizing that true change requires deep context, not...
Are We There Yet? - Episode 1: Does the Space Safety Economy Exist Yet?
In the inaugural episode of SSPI’s "Are We There Yet?" series, host Tamara Bond‑Williams talks with Rob Scheiger, senior vice president of Willis Global in Space, about the nascent state of a space safety economy. Scheiger explains how space insurance—covering...
Securing the Vibe: Tanya Janca on AI-Generated Code, Mythos, and the New AppSec Reality
In this episode of the Resilient Cyber Show, host Chris Hughes talks with application security veteran Tanya Janca about the rapid shift from traditional DevSecOps to "vibe coding," where AI generates most of the code with little human oversight. Janca...
Ep 764: ChatGPT’s New Agents and GPT-5.5, Google Unveils New Agents, Mythos Leaks on Discord and More AI News that...
The episode recaps a week of major AI developments, highlighting OpenAI's launch of GPT‑5.5, the new Images 2 model, and cloud‑based Workspace Agents for ChatGPT Business users. It also covers Google's rollout of Gemini across Workspace apps and the White House's...
Why AI Is the Greatest Tool Since the Internet
In this episode Gary Vaynerchuk argues that AI is the most transformative technology since the internet, especially for ambitious young people in emerging markets like India. He urges 27‑year‑olds to commit to intensive AI education, noting that the low barrier...
Urban Autonomy in America: What’s Real & What’s Next (Curbivore 2026)
The Curbivore 2026 panel, hosted by Forbes senior editor Alan Oensman, examined the current state and future hurdles of autonomous vehicle (AV) deployment in the U.S., covering robotaxis, delivery bots, and data infrastructure. Participants included Aaron from Korean robot‑delivery startup...