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CBN e a Tecnologia - Gilberto Sudré
Rádio CBN Vitória
Artificial Intelligence Masterclass
AI Masterclass
Starter Story
Starter Story
Tina Huang
Tina Huang
Solo Founders
Solo Founders
Talking HealthTech
Talking HealthTech
十字路口Crossing
Koji
CBN Tecnologia - Techtudo
CBN
Tecnologia
CBN
The Monocle Daily
Monocle
America’s Frontlines
Tom Sheffield
ShadowTalk: Powered by ReliaQuest
ReliaQuest
The Bitcoin Matrix
Cedric Youngelman
Daily Tech News Show
Tom Merritt
Investor's Row Podcast
The IRA Club
Cisco Podcast Network
Cisco
EA Forum Podcast (All audio)
EA Forum Team
The Product Podcast
Product School
Cyber Sitrep
Corvus Technologies, Digital Beachhead
Masters of the Nerdiverse Podcast
Mike G
Cyber Voices
Australian Information Security Association (AISA)
The Automation Podcast
Insights In Automation
The Good Tech Companies
HackerNoon
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
The Everything Feed - All Packet Pushers Pods
Packet Pushers
Elon Musk Podcast
Stage Zero
Code with Jason
Jason Swett
Autonomous IT
Automox
Molly White's Citation Needed
Molly White
Engadget News + Next
Engadget
FYI - For Your Innovation
ARK Invest
Wendover Productions
Wendover Productions
Value Driven Data Science
Dr Genevieve Hayes
Accountants After Hours
Accounting Sisters
Blind Abilities
BlindAbilities Team
Tech&Co, la quotidienne
BFM Business
Technologie
Daniel Rosehill
After ten years and three nightmare landlords in Israel, one renter asks: Is this just bad luck, or is "the Ugly Israeli" a real, researchable phenomenon? We trace the historical roots of this cultural archetype — from t...
When you see a wall of capital letters online, your first instinct is probably "this person is angry." But the reality is far more interesting. This episode breaks down the three distinct groups behind all-caps typing: o...
When you're up against someone who holds all the cards, sometimes the smartest move is to look confused. This episode unpacks "strategic incompetence" — a social engineering technique where you deliberately lower someone...
What happens when the safest thing you can be online is a machine? This episode explores the strange reverse Turing test: humans deliberately adopting bot-like language patterns. From operational security to professional...
Ever seen a website where you can browse passports like ETFs? CitizenX is a venture-backed platform that lets high net worth individuals purchase citizenship-by-investment (CBI) from countries like Dominica, Malta, and S...
A sixteen-year-old accidentally carries a pocket flamethrower through airport security. DHS undercover tests show screeners miss weapons 95% of the time. So why do we still queue up for body scanners and liquid baggies? ...
What happens when the privacy-maximizing advice civilians rely on becomes a red flag for intelligence agencies? This episode explores the high-stakes craft of building digital legends — fabricated online identities with ...
What happens when someone gets paid to lie their way past security guards, clone access badges, and talk their way into server rooms — and getting arrested is just a budgeted expense? This episode unpacks the strange, pr...
When a landlord displaces a family with a six-month-old rather than fix a leak, is that just a bad person — or is the system designed to produce that outcome? This episode examines Israeli rental law's structural power i...
In an era where the average US renter moves every 18 months, avoiding neighbor relationships is a rational response to a volatile market. This episode breaks down a full social engineering playbook for residential privac...
What do you do when work, family, or circumstance lands you in a city that feels wrong? This episode tackles that tension head-on, using Jerusalem as a case study for a universal problem. We explore real research on plac...
When Daniel sat down for pizza in Jerusalem, two women in full black veils walked past. Across the street, posters declared a long-dead rabbi the Messiah. He and his wife both felt the city was becoming more religiously ...
Why does buying a used platform trolley feel like a worse deal than buying new? This episode unpacks the hidden economics of second-hand marketplaces — from the endowment effect and hassle tax to the lemons problem that ...
Daniel's story of six forced moves in ten years, a landlord who ended his tenancy for asking about a leak, and a toilet ripped out while tenants still lived there — these aren't isolated horror stories. They're symptoms ...
If you're on fiber in 2026, your download speed has probably skyrocketed — but your upload speed is suspiciously stuck. This episode unpacks why residential fiber plans in Israel (and many other countries) cap uploads at...
When moving apartments with a hand truck, one listener discovered the real enemy wasn't the weight—it was dodging tourists and parked cars. His question: if Venice runs a modern city with zero cars, moving everything by ...
When a politician says their city’s fiber rollout is world-leading, what would it take to believe them? This episode unpacks the gap between press-conference numbers and address-level reality. We break down three broken ...
When Daniel needed a drill, he didn’t trust Google or the store clerk. He fed ChatGPT his specs, local screenshots, and a photo of his drill bits. Seconds later, it recommended one specific Bosch model — and it was right...
A listener's exhausted moment in a Cork coffee shop sparks a deep dive into the psychology and neuroscience of watching the world go by. We trace the figure of the flâneur from 19th-century Paris to modern-day Portugal, ...
What happens when coexistence isn't a peace program or a dialogue group, but a moving truck in a Jerusalem apartment? This episode follows one Israeli Jew's interior crisis as Arab movers load his family's belongings — a...
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