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Fixing the Future from IEEE Spectrum magazine is a weekly look at the cultural, business, and environmental consequences of technological solutions to hard problems like sustainability, climate change, and the ethics and scientific challenges posed by AI. IEEE Spectrum is the flagship magazine of IEEE, the world’s largest professional organization devoted to engineering and the applied sciences.
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Fixing The Money thing with Gary Keesee will help to motivate, educate, and inspire you to pursue success, walk out your purpose, and leave a positive, spiritual, and moral legacy for your family. http://garykeesee.com http://faithlifenow.com http://drenda.com http://faithlifechurch.org
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Each week, Television Producers Chris DeRosa and Dominick Pupa decide which of their plethora of celebrity clients needs the most help, and hold nothing back as they take turns pitching ideas of how to best fix the famous person’s crumbling public image. With a slew of hilarious guests and hotter-than-hot takes on the stories dominating the Entertainment News cycle, Chris and Dominick are here to transform the reputations of the stars that are clearly NOT just like us! Hosted on Acast. See a ...
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You’re listening to “Fixing Fundraising”, in which we hash out the biggest problems in the sector – from racist recruitment practices to power dynamics with donors Join Tom DeFraine and Andy King as we speak to guests from all over the world about how to be better in our business of changing the world Episode transcriptions available at fixingfundraising.uk
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Fixing Faxes

Jonathan Bowers and Angela Hapke

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Follow along as we launch Clinnect, a digital health product. We talk about the intersection of healthcare, technology, and entrepreneurship while trying to stay balanced. Hosted by Canadians Angela Hapke, CEO of Central Referral Solutions, and Jonathan Bowers, CEO of Two Story Robot.
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Fixing Chicago

Paul Bryan Roach

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Chicago, weighing in at 2.7 million souls, punches above its weight as a world-renowned city of Arts and Culture, Industry, Finance, Retail, Education, Architecture, Transportation, Politics, Healthcare, Science, Innovation, Dining, Tourism, Sports, and more. It is also notorious for over a century of violence, crime, and political irregularities. Add to that decades of generally low performance within the Chicago Public Schools, the persistent scourge of a drug culture and broken families, ...
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"Fixing My Life", A podcast that highlights the importance of self improvement, self discipline, staying motivated, dealing with relationships, and manifesting success. I also like to talk about finance, feelings, and friends. I like to keep things real, which is why this podcast focuses on the no-bullshit side of things, and I like to share my own personal goals and struggles- because after all, I am also human. This podcast goes hand in hand with its instagram page (@fixingmylifepod), wher ...
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Based on the documentary of the same name available on Amazon Prime Video, Fixing Grandma is a motivational podcast from the lessons and wisdom of Chaplain Barbara Y. Williams. Interviewed by her Grandson/Filmmaker, William Wonders III, Chaplain Barbara Y. Williams has worn many hats from mother of 11 children, Chaplain in the Church of God in Christ as well as Chaplain/Administrator in the Civil Air Patrol. Take a journey with us as we explore the personal and professional wisdom of Chaplai ...
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This podcast will share personal stories and expert insight on mental health and addiction issues. Now, more than ever, people seek help and answers for their struggles with mental health and addiction, either personally or to help the ones they love. So, whether you're looking for answers for yourself or a loved one, join us on this journey to better understand and support those struggling with mental health and addiction.
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Fixing up housing policy - from research to reality

Jim Dunn and Cynthia Belaskie, CHEC - Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative

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Housing policy is a mess in Canada. Here's how to fix it: Take all the best housing research, crunch the numbers, and translate that research into reality. This conversation is for researchers, students, and everyone who wants to make housing more affordable for more people. Jim Dunn is the Director of the Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative. Cynthia Belaskie is a managing director at McMaster University. Listen as they talk to experts and explore data-based solutions to our housing cris ...
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Late last year, Fixing Healthcare cohost Dr. Robert Pearl read a remarkable essay in the New York Times titled, “I Promised My Sister I Would Write About How She Chose to Die.” In that essay, Steven Petrow offers a deeply personal account of his sister Julie’s choice to use Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) in New Jersey. Her journey, marked by advanced …
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The Pre-Fixe is FULL of scandal, including Princess Kate's Twitter confession, the FBI's Three-Pronged Attack on Diddy's many homes, and a realization that Dom and Chris need to go to JLO's concert for This Is Me...Now. Then, Host of the How Cum Podcast Remy Kassimir joins to talk about how we all want more from and for Jane Krakowski. Remy THRICE …
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Transforming the global food system is vital in the fight against climate change. Currently, food production accounts for a third of all greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, the food system also fails to properly nourish billions of people worldwide. In this edition of People Fixing The World we’re looking at high and low tech solutions to t…
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IEEE Spectrum's semiconductor expert, Samuel K. Moore, talks with Stephen Cass about his visit to one of the key conferences in emerging integrated circuit technology, ISSCC. We talk about Meta's new 3D chip-stacking tech for faster AR, faster AI through in-memory computation, and security technology that can cause a chip to self-destruct if anyone…
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KATE MIDDLETON IS ALIVE!!!! But Richard Simmons is dying? Dominick blindsides Chris with many pop culture revelations in the PRE-FIXE this week, including Gypsy Rose Blanchard's exit from social media. Then, Marni Ellis and living icon (and her mother) Felicia from the podcast Hi Felicia! with Marni and Felicia join to discuss one of the most famou…
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Fixing Healthcare co-host Dr. Robert Pearl recently returned from a surgical mission in the Philippines. The trip not only reignited his passion for global surgery, but it also provided three key lessons about American healthcare. That’s the first topic of this week’s “Diving Deep” program. The second takes a different look at the state of American…
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Could psychedelic drugs help in the treatment of mental health conditions? We look at pioneering research into psilocybin, the active ingredient in so-called magic mushrooms. We visit a clinic in Oregon, the only state in America where the use of psilocybin in therapeutic sessions is legal and hear from one patient who says it's the only treatment …
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As Dr. Robert Pearl puts the finisihing touches on his upcoming book “ChatGPT, MD,” the cohost thought it would be a fitting time to read a chapter from his previous book “Uncaring: How the Culture of Medicine Kills Doctors & Patients.” All profits from sales of Pearl’s books go to Doctors Without Borders. What you’re about to hear is the story of …
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It is a HWHIRLWIND of hot topics (or whatever you're going to vote on Instagram for it to be called) this week, and Dom and Chris are spiraling on many topics, including Princess Kate's botched photoshop, Oprah on Ozempic, and Sharon Osborne thinking she has the room to comment on any celebrity being gross. Then, it's THE 2ND ANNUAL OSCARS SPECTACU…
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Whistleblowers - they're the good guys right? The ones who speak truth to power and have films made about the heroic stands they took? Sometimes. Often the people who speak up in the workplace are ignored or shut down. Worse still they're often bullied or harassed or end up losing their jobs. They're the ones you never hear about. This week we hear…
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Dom and Chris feel like the oompa loompa lady with the science lab at Wonka World with the amount of hot topics they have to unpack, including Bradley Cooper not liking his child, Hailey Bieber's sister throwing a feminine napkin, and Noah and Trish Cyrus possibly having sexual crossover??? It's too much!! Then, Podcast Host of Hot Takes and Deep D…
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In this March roundup, IEEE Spectrum's editor-in-chief Harry Goldstein and senior editor Stephen Cass talk about some of the highlights of Spectrum's recent coverage, including a plea for programmers to stop producing bloated programs, a new transistor that could help make how we handle electrical power smarter, and the potential return of optical …
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Today’s episode of Medicine: The Truth takes a look at the mental and physical health of America’s youth. More than ever before, kids 17 and under are getting their medical care at drug stores and retail clinics, signaling a further decline in traditional doctor-patient relationships. Meanwhile, new data show that young people, especially adolescen…
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Schools across Senegal have discovered a clever way for children to surf the web even when there isn't any signal. They're using a special WIFI hotspot which works without an actual internet connection, so students and teachers can access all the relevant bits of the web, offline. Around the world, innovators are coming up with solutions like this …
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Chris and Dominick give a Kelly Rowland Update and discuss Tom Sandoval's recent NYT Magazine Cover Story before Dominick explains why he and Cher are both invited to parties because of their "theatrics." Then, in an UNPRECEDENTED CROSSOVER EPISODE with the substack and podcast How To Be Less Old, Fixie-Award-Winning guest Deanna Cheng and her part…
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This ninth season of Fixing Healthcare continues its focus on complex end-of-life issues. In this episode, hosts Dr. Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr venture outside the traditional walls of medicine for help understanding the spiritual and communal aspects of end-of-life decision making. Joining today’s show is Rabbi Melanie Aron. As a Jewish scholar …
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Australia used to be one of the most linguistically diverse places, with over 200 languages. Today, many of Australia’s indigenous languages are considered “highly endangered”. Inspired by his native language, Hebrew, Ghil’ad Zuckermann is a linguistics professor who is on a mission to revive Australia’s dead and endangered languages, painstakingly…
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This “Unfiltered” episode of Fixing Healthcare welcomes back Dr. Jonathan Fisher, a respected cardiologist and renowned advocate for physician well-being. This February, what more appropriate topic to discuss with a heart doctor than love? Dr. Fisher, whose upcoming book “Just One Heart” dedicates an entire chapter to the topic, says that love is a…
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Rachel Dolezal refuses to heed the advice of Fixing Famous People and is in the headlines again! Chris and Dom discuss Kelly Rowland storming out of The Today Show, JLO's fever-dream-that-was-just-a-first-draft-of-a-script-on-a-notes-app Magnum Opus This Is Me...Now, and Dominick reveals who his celebrity nemesis is. Then, host of the World's Your …
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The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) recently released the open-source ARES_OS, a key software component of their Autonomous Research System. ARES_OS allows relatively simple robots to perform experiments, and develop new experiments based on the results. The AFRL's Benji Maruyama talks with IEEE Spectrum associate editor Dina Genkina about how…
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Barcelona in Spain is famous for its beautiful streets, lined with tall apartment buildings. But the architecture is a problem for many people who have lived for years in upstairs apartments but who now find the stairs unmanageable. In 2008, a survey found that in one district there were 300 people who could not leave their homes alone. A group of …
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Dominick opens the show in a way that shocks Chris to his core before the duo unpacks Super Bowl LVIII. They talk about actually watching a sporting event, how surprised Chris was to know so much about football, the lackluster commercials, Kelsey Grammer and Taylor Swift's inevitable breakup, Beyonce's music drop, and Usher's halftime performance. …
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Healthcare used to be a “country club competition,” in the words of past Fixing Healthcare guest Dr. Robert Burgelman. By this, he meant that doctors, insurers, drug makers and others worked well together and stayed out of each other’s respective lanes, trusting each other to keep the wheels of medicine churning slowly forward. Disputes, if any, we…
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On this edition of People Fixing The World we meet people who’ve helped overcome long-standing cultural biases to create better outcomes for everyone. In India we hear about the social media campaigns which have helped city dwellers in Bengaluru see those who pick waste from rubbish dumps not as dangerous and dirty but as invaluable recyclers. In N…
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Chris and Dominick have the most heated discussion they've ever had...about Taylor Swift ignoring larger-than-life pop icon music industry behemoth Celine Dion at the Grammy Awards. After a Britney Watch recap that is mainly a call-to-action against Justin Timberlake, they discuss King Charles' prostate and Drake's prostate examining instrument. Th…
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The semiconductor industry is in the midst of a major expansion driven by the seemingly insatiable demands of AI, the addition of more intelligence in transportation, and national security concerns, among many other things. What this expansion might mean for chip-making's carbon footprint? Can we make everything in our world smarter without worseni…
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Fixing Healthcare welcomes Dr. Atul Gawande, a renowned surgeon, writer and public health researcher who currently serves as the Assistant Administrator for Global Health at USAID. He has a rich background as both a medical professional and a compassionate individual. Ten years ago, Dr. Gawande published the bestselling book “Being Mortal: Medicine…
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From beavers in the UK to bison in Romania and jaguars in Argentina, ecologists around the world are reintroducing animals that once flourished in particular areas. The theory is, if done correctly, they can boost biodiversity and restore ecosystems with benefits ranging from reducing forest fires to tackling invasive species. But the strategy is c…
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It's the 50th episode of Fixing Famous People! Chris and Dominick have to do Britney Watch right out of the gate to discuss Britney's apology post and Justin's deplorable SNL appearance, as well as Anne Hathaway's "calma," and Feud: Nicki and Meg. Afterwards, the King of Cozy Content himself, Danny Pellegrino, joins to discuss one of his obsessions…
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Today’s episode of Medicine: The Truth looks at the latest in new drug approvals and new drug pricing, topics that have become inseparable in our nation’s healthcare conversation. One study found that the average “launch price” of new drugs has increased from $2,115 per year in 2008 to $180,007 per year in 2021. And there’s no sign drug makers are …
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The Amazon is the largest forest in the world, spread across nine countries in South America and home to 47 million people. It’s crucial for the planet’s biodiversity and in the fight against climate change. But vast numbers of trees have been cut down for logging, construction, mining and farming. On this edition of People Fixing The World we meet…
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Dom and Chris are reeling from The Oscar Nominations, the back of Justin Timberlake's head, and whatever the fuck it is that JLO posted on social media. Then, Rory Uphold joins to unpack the institution of Playboy. The gang chats early nefarious Playboy dealings to The Girls Next Door to Playboy's failings to regain their older prestige. You can fi…
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We've all seen impressive demos of prototype brain implants being used by paralyzed patients to interface with computers, but none of those implants have entered general clinical use. Biomedical device company Synchron is close to actually coming to market with its stentrode technology, promising less spectacular results than some of its competitor…
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