Can AI compress the years long research time of a PhD into seconds? Research scientist Max Jaderberg explores how “AI analogs” simulate real-world lab work with staggering speed and scale, unlocking new insights on protein folding and drug discovery. Drawing on his experience working on Isomorphic Labs' and Google DeepMind's AlphaFold 3 — an AI model for predicting the structure of molecules — Jaderberg explains how this new technology frees up researchers' time and resources to better understand the real, messy world and tackle the next frontiers of science, medicine and more. For a chance to give your own TED Talk, fill out the Idea Search Application: ted.com/ideasearch . Interested in learning more about upcoming TED events? Follow these links: TEDNext: ted.com/futureyou TEDAI Vienna: ted.com/ai-vienna Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
Your #1 Podcast for health expertise, mentorship for therapists, and tools & resources to help you & your family live the vibrant life you were created for! The Dr. Jess Show with Dr. Jessica Papa, owner of Arancia Physical Therapy in Cranston, RI features top experts in health, wellness & business with a particular focus on Alternative Therapy, Pelvic Health & Chronic Pain.
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In just five minutes a day, Dr. Jessica Kriegel, Chief Scientist of Workplace Culture at Culture Partners, unpacks the latest research, trends, and strategies shaping workplace culture—and driving business success. Designed for CEOs and executives, this daily podcast delivers actionable insights to build high-performance cultures that get real results.
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Welcome to Your Child Is Normal, the podcast that educates and reassures parents about childhood behaviors, health concerns, and development. Hosted by Dr Jessica Hochman, a pediatrician and mom of three, this podcast covers a wide range of topics--from medical issues to emotional and social challenges--helping parents feel informed and confident. By providing expert insights and practical advice, Your Child Is Normal empowers parents to spend less time worrying and more time connecting with ...
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Welcome to Senior Pastor & Founder Dr. Jesse L. Grice's podcast of True Vine Baptist Church, San Antonio, TX. TVBC is a family worship center for all believers of different ages, races, ethnicities, and cultures. Our services and small groups are designed to minister to the spiritual development needs of individuals, families, and communities throughout the San Antonio metropolitan area. We share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through biblical-centered worship, praise, and service. Our purpose i ...
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Skin Care Tips From Celebrity Dermatologist Dr. Jessica Wu
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In today’s episode: The problem with not taxing overtime wages: it cuts jobs. High performers collect the overtime, while low performers lose their positions. In the short-term, this is good for businesses. In the long-term, it's taking people out of the workforce, consumers out of the economy, and creating a larger population on welfare. There's d…
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In today’s episode: A lack of control over scheduling makes employees more likely to quit. Employers already know this. Millions of employees have very little leverage in the workplace right now. In certain parts of Europe, this is less true--work is less of a priority. In America, there's no clear cultural norm around work. CEO Daily Brief is a da…
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In today's episode: The percentage of employees who say management cares about them tends to go down after the first few months in a job. There's a mismatch between the expectations and the experince. Employers are finally being more transparent about what they're expecting from new hires--often, high productivity. There's a privilege difference in…
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In today’s episode: Manufacturers don't believe tariffs will affect their prices in the near future--but there will definitely be shortages. Companies are getting creative with finding new sources for materials, but they're looking on a years-long timescale. Tariffs are here to stay at a rational level--not 50% or higher, but the low-level tariffs …
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Send us a text Friendship is one of the most important parts of childhood—and yet, many kids struggle to make and keep friends, especially in today's tech-heavy world. In this episode, I talk with friendship expert and podcast host Nina Badzin about how parents can support their children's social lives. We cover how to help kids initiate plans, wha…
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In today's episode: President Trump's latest tariffs on the EU and Mexico have a mix of purposes. It's important for leaders to understand those reasons, rather than panic. There are low-level reciprocal tariffs, country-specific tariffs used as leverage for negotiations, Sector-specific tariffs are meant to boost specific industries. Agility is th…
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Sermon Scripture: Jeremiah 29:10-14 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In this episode: A candid conversation on political hypocrisy, calling out leaders who preach small government but vote for massive spending. A personal reflection on Medicaid cuts and the real-world impact on vulnerable communities. A plug for a deeper, nonpartisan discussion on tariffs with former U.S. trade advisor Kate Kalukowitz. CEO Daily Bri…
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In today’s episode: Collaborator vs. negotiator mindsets and how they shape conflict resolution. How trust and transparency impact negotiations and leadership decisions. The unintended effects of messaging, using anti-drug campaigns as a humorous example. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we dissect the week's biggest n…
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In this episode: Companies are dropping the pretense of work-life balance How transparency about demanding cultures—when paired with proper compensation—can attract the right candidates. The double standard in hourly jobs, urging employers to be honest about expectations, and paying fairly for demanding roles. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minut…
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In today's episode: To achieve transformation of any kind, you need to get people on board. Precisely's Tendü Yogurtçu drives technological change by keeping technical teams aware of business challenges and vice versa, as well as always keeping the customer's perspective in mind. Cross-functional collaboration and consistent recognition help keep p…
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Send us a text In this solo episode of Your Child Is Normal, pediatrician and mom of three Dr. Jessica Hochman explores a summer parenting dilemma almost all families face: what to do when kids say, “I’m bored.” Rather than seeing boredom as a problem to fix, in episode makes the case that it’s actually a gift. Drawing on developmental psychology a…
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In today’s episode: How the low unemployment rate might be misleading due to declining labor force participation. Signs of an economic slowdown, including layoffs in tech and other industries. How current economic data might not fully reflect people’s real-life experiences. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we dissect t…
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Sermon Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In today's episode: Despite low unemployment and good economic numbers, people are still reporting a that it's hard to find a job. That's especially true for young people. July is going to be a time of big layoffs as companies are restructuring around AI and uncertain economic times. Online applications are being screened out by AI; other low-effor…
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In today's episode: We're past "return-to-office." By and large, workers are back in the office or on hybrid schedules. Employer/employee leverage is a matter of supply and demand that changes over time. Right now, most sectors have a larger supply than demand, giving employers more leverage. The supply and demand are only flipped in a few sectors,…
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In today's episode: Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora meets with 100 random employees every week, taking the pulse of the company. As a result, the people in the company know that he cares. Culture is about what you prioritize when faced with a choice; values are only tested when push comes to shove. In the short-term, standing up for values migh…
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Send us a text In this special "minisode" of Your Child is Normal, Dr. Jessica Hochman answers four of the most common summer questions she hears from parents: – Is it normal if my kid doesn’t drink much water? – Why does my child get constipated when we travel? – What if my child refuses sunscreen? – How do I prevent motion sickness in the car? Th…
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In today's episode: If a company's culture lacks accountability, a four-day work week won't fix things. If a company does have accountability, then a four-day work week won't destroy that. Mandating a four-day work week won't have a guaranteed effect across industries. It's one solution that works in certain places and breaks down in others. For le…
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Sermon Scripture: John 3:1-7, 9-10 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In today's episode: In the workplace, we usually see love appear in two kinds of situations: in the face of great success and great tragedy. Grief is the period of transition from what you are to what you're becoming; there are parallels with change management. There's a power in sitting with grief and being present for it, no matter the scale. Acc…
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In today's episode: There's a quiet rolling-back of DEI efforts in corporate America; the leadership pipeline is narrowing. DEI backlash is leading to quiet career edits; resumes being edited to remove pronouns and downplay their LGBTQ+ identities. The problem isn't just about fairness; it's about risk, strategy, and long-term performance. The data…
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In today's episode: Post-pandemic, leaders are looking for cost-savings and strong results, not the feel-good culture stuff. But culture is what persists in a company through the long-term; it outlives individual leaders, teams, and circumstances. A good culture captures cost-savings and improves the employee experience. CEO Daily Brief is a daily,…
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In today's episode: When making decisions, leaders are often balancing multiple factors. In deciding between options, we risk bouncing like a pendulum--romanticizing one side until we finally notice the negatives, then thinking the grass is greener elsewhere and racing to the other extreme. The best solution is often somewhere in the middle; findin…
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Ep 190: Bonding from birth: normalizing early parenting challenges, with neonatologist Dr Joanna Parga-Belinkie MD
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Send us a text Episode 190 with neonatologist, author and podcast host, Dr. Joanna Parga-Belinkie who talks about her new book, We talk about the challenges of parenting, particularly in the newborn phase. She emphasizes the importance of bonding with babies, the role of community support, and the impact of modern technology on parenting. Dr Joanna…
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In today's episode: Given the huge fixed costs of benefits, the cost of overtime and straight-time for employees tends to be equal. As healthcare costs rise, overtime pay gets comparatively cheaper--and straight-time hours are becoming more expensive. Idle time is a huge expenditure for companies, and it comes in many forms--including staffing to t…
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Sermon Scripture: Psalm 23:1-2 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In today's episode: Consumer and producer inflation appear soft, but this isn't the whole story. Low monthly numbers are being pulled down by declining fuel prices. Costs for machinery and vehicles are slowly rising; there's a quiet build of tariff-related cost pressure under the surface. Don't mistake calm for certainty; economic trends take a lon…
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In today's episode, Jessica discusses the new Wall Street Journal article, The Biggest Companies Across America Are Cutting Their Workforces: AI advances mean companies can cut broad swaths of middle management to become more efficient. When we asked CEOs if they'd be willing to cut 30-40% of their workforce if they knew the remainder would be de…
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In today's episode: The data is clear: one of workers' biggest issues is scheduling inconsistency and a lack of power over their working hours. Volatility in scheduling is more than a logistics issue; it's a morale issue. When people have little control over their time, they're checking out emotionally and physically. Predictability can be flexibil…
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In today's episode: It's hard to find authentic relationships in the workplace beyond the transactional. Our online interactions with coworkers are increasingly automated and sanitized. Instead of clicking the button for an automated response on LinkedIn or Facebook, consider taking a minute to leave an authentic message. And if you aren't moved, t…
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Ep 189: Catch Them When They’re Good: Behavioral Psychology for Better Parenting with Dr. Larry Waldman
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Send us a text In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, I’m joined by Dr. Larry Waldman, a behavioral psychologist and author of Who's Raising Whom?, to unpack how behavioral psychology can make parenting easier — and more effective. We talk about how small, consistent changes in how we respond to our children can lead to big shifts in their behavi…
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In today's episode: Preliminary consumer sentiment data shows things are improving. CEOs should be glad for any good news in these difficult times, but it's still like driving through fog. Inflation numbers are still low, but economists expect it to still go up in the coming months. Culture Leaders Daily is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs whe…
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Sermon Scripture: Romans 1:13-17 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In today's episode: To Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora, acquiring a company requires respect for the employees of the acquired company from day one. An acquired company was doing something right in the marketplace before being bought; now, they're part of the same larger team. Palo Alto Networks often gives a financial incentive for the origina…
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In today's episode: AI is being implemented across the workplace--Culture Partners recently tested an AI analysis of a leadership call, to interesting results. With AI analyzing conversations, leaders are less able to control the narrative. That may be a good or bad thing. Some important ethical concerns are being glossed over as the AI race contin…
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In today's episode: In the public, messy fight between the world's richest man and the world's most powerful one, it's the American people who lose. There's a strange authenticity to both men that we wouldn't see from other leaders who are better able to control themselves. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we dissect t…
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In today's episode: Traditionally, we tend toward risk management in life, which leads to less non-linear thinking. To Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora, it's non-linear thinking creates revolutionary concepts. Leadership requires a tremendous amount of self-confidence; asking "if someone can do it, why can't I?" CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-…
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Ep 188: Why Bedwetting Happens—and What Really Helps: A Conversation with Pediatric Urologist Dr. Andrew Kirsch
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Send us a text Bedwetting is incredibly common—but it’s also often misunderstood, leaving families feeling frustrated, confused, or even ashamed. In this episode, pediatric urologist Dr. Andrew Kirsch joins Dr. Jessica Hochman to demystify nighttime wetting and offer real, evidence-based guidance for parents. They explore: Why bedwetting happens (h…
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In today's episode: The latest jobs report has promising numbers, but there's still widespread uncertainty at all levels of the workplace. Taking a metaphor from Dr. Nela Richardson at ADP: leaders feel like they're driving through fog. To take the metaphor further, Jessica suggests some ways for leaders to: slow down, turn on your low beams, turn …
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Scripture: Exodus 33:17-20 Support the show
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In today's episode: Loving your team doesn't mean coddling and shielding them. It means caring enough to hold people accountable. Love means having the tough conversations, including tough feedback. If you're worried about how you'll being perceived, that's selfishness. Loving other people means showing up for them and giving them what they need to…
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In today's episode: When looking to create alignment within your company, don't get caught in the action trap of doing "more." Step back and ask: what are the underlying beliefs that are blocking alignment? What systems within the organization are creating experiences that create those beliefs? An example roadblock to collaboration is the belief th…
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In today's episode: Don't mistake compliance for alignment. Leaders might be receptive to all feedback, but that doesn't mean they'll get it. Employees know their careers are in their boss's hands, which incentivizes them to stay on your good side. As leaders, we need to acknowledge that power imbalance and strive to get people to open up more. CEO…
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In today's episode: The illusion of total control is one of the biggest dangers to leaders. That need from control is based in fear. True leadership comes from surrender--understanding how much we can't control and trusting the people around us. The only thing we can control is the experiences we shape for employees; these experiences shape their b…
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Ep 187: When is the digital world too much for kids? And what can realistically be done about it? With Julie Frumin, MFT
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Send us a text In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, Dr. Jessica Hochman talks with therapist and screen-time educator Julie Frumin about the digital world kids are growing up in—and how to push back. They explore the rise in anxiety, sleep deprivation, and attention issues linked to screens, and how we can respond as parents and communities. Ju…
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In today's episode: CEOs want the employees they hire to drive results for the company. But there are different perspective at different levels of the corporate chain. Feedback doesn't always flow in both directions. When people aren't clear about the intended results, they fall back on what they do know--the tasks they were hired for. But that may…
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Sermon Scripture: James 1:19-27 Support the showDr. Pastor Jesse L. Grice
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In today's episode, Jessica discusses her takeaways from the Sacramento Business Journal's Inclusivity in Business Awards Ceremony: Plenty of leaders still believe in DEI on principle and from ROI, but the political consequences are causing people to stay quiet. Diversity in thought at the leadership level drives results--no matter what it's called…
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In today's episode: Enrollment in trade schools is going up; American culture is growing more accepting of the trades as a career path. As CEOs are trying to predict the ever-changing future, so are young people entering the job market. The trades are safe from AI in the short term, but we still need long-term solutions to handle the future landsca…
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