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In tonight's episode, we wrap up our season of AI discussions with our guest, Dave Ross, also known as Germantown Runner. Together, we address the recent news that 400 Silicon Valley executives are calling for a slowdown in AI development due to its unknowns and rapid pace. We also touch on the exciting possibility of a pitcher joining the elusive 10-10 club.As we explore the potential implications of AI on our lives, we discuss the future of work and the possible need for Universal Basic Income (UBI) as AI continues to advance. Listen in as we delve into the world of deep fakes and scams created by AI, and consider the impact of AI on the podcasting industry itself.Lastly, we look forward to our upcoming spiritual summer season, filled with guests and topics that are sure to stir up some interesting conversations. We appreciate all our listeners and encourage you to subscribe and share our podcast as we continue to explore the fascinating world of AI and beyond. This is a public episode. If you would like to

--------- HIGHLIGHTS ---------0:03:35 - Algae Biofuels and Photobio Reactors (74 Seconds)0:11:56 - Phone Surveillance and Business Manipulation (112 Seconds)0:20:17 - Biofuel Funding Struggles (103 Seconds)0:28:24 - Electric Cars and Military Petroleum (87 Seconds)0:33:38 - The Issues With One World Government (65 Seconds)0:41:39 - Challenges in Pursuing Legal Action (90 Seconds)0:47:47 - Algae-Based Fuel Production (95 Seconds)0:56:40 - The Future of Job Loss (56 Seconds)1:02:52 - Weird Breakfasts and Pop Culture (83 Seconds)1:05:24 - Mister Meller's Trip to Harrisburg (124 Seconds) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

In this episode, I dive into Dr. Donna Marks's new book, "The Healing Moment," where she shares the seven paths to healing and recovery. We discuss the importance of trusting our inner voice and how it can guide us through life's challenges. We also explore the concepts of forgiveness, healing, and validation, especially for traumatized children in the age of social media. We delve into the nature of addiction, considering whether it's an inherited or learned trait, and discuss various options for treating addiction. We also touch on the power of self-love, appreciation, and connecting to ourselves, emphasizing the importance of compassion, love, and overcoming fear to achieve personal fulfillment. Join me as we navigate through these critical topics and learn how to tap into our inner voice, heal, and find fulfillment in our lives. Don't miss out on this insightful and transformative conversation! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episod

Here's a quick summary of what you can expect from this intriguing conversation: - The potential benefits and challenges of incorporating AI in education, including AI-generated essays and curating information, and how schools may need to adapt to embrace or regulate AI. - The concept of "velocity of information" and how information overload in today's fast-paced world can lead to burnout and affect our perception of time. - The growing threat of deepfakes in schools, the potential impact on trust in public institutions, and the emerging industry of detecting and combating these forgeries. - The role of AI in monitoring students for signs of depression or potential dangers, and the ethical considerations of using such technology in the classroom. - The possibility of incorporating AI into classroom cameras to improve school safety and the challenges of determining the effectiveness and longevity of safety measures in schools. Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion on the ever-evolving landscape of AI an

Title: The Untold Truth: Re-examining the Penn State-Jerry Sandusky ScandalIn a recent episode of the podcast "With the Benefit of Hindsight," host John Zeigler dives deep into the controversial Penn State-Jerry Sandusky scandal. Zeigler's initial interest in the case was whether legendary football coach Joe Paterno was unfairly fired. However, as his investigation progressed, Zeigler discovered that not only may Paterno have been railroaded, but the entire case against Sandusky could be fundamentally flawed.The podcast discusses the media's role in portraying good guys as bad and vice versa, as well as the attorney general's office's role in the scandal. Zeigler also delves into his personal experience with Jerry Sandusky during his interviews and their subsequent correspondence, discussing key moments and insights that led him to believe in Sandusky's innocence.One of the significant revelations from Zeigler's interviews with Sandusky was his unexpected disdain for Joe Paterno. This attitude contradicts the

The abundance of false information and fake news in the public arena makes it difficult to discern what is true or not, regardless of the field. This makes it more important for researchers to spend time finding valid information amidst the sea of misinformation. While technology can help with research and exploration, it can also make it easier to create false information that can mislead people. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

Erica Lukes UFO archivist, historian, and researcher discussed various topics related to UFOs, including different chapters that have different approaches and ethical standards, the manipulation of data and people by organizations, and the potential for paranormal tourism. They also discussed the possibility of exploring the topics of artificial intelligence and space in future episodes. The conversation also touched on conspiracy theories, Antarctica, and the Earth being flat or hollow. The speakers expressed their love for talking to people and hearing their stories. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

The running joke is that UFOs are spotted most by backwoods people with aluminum cans and glass bottles that often start full and are empty. While this is a humorous anecdote, there is far more to the ideology and numbers behind UFO sightings, their frequency, and locations. This week’s guest on The Malliard Report is an expert in that field. This week Jim welcomes to the show Cheryl Costa to speak on sightings, disclosure, and much more. Let’s just hope an F-22 isn’t involved….Cheryl Costa is a native and resident of upstate New York who saw her first UFO at age 12. A military veteran, she’s a retired information security professional from the aerospace Industry. She’s been a speaker at the International UFO Congress and at the MUFON Symposium. Cheryl writes the UFO column “New York Skies” for SyracuseNewTimes.com. Besides being a journalist, she’s also a published playwright. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the State University of New York at Empire State College in entertainment writing.Cheryl is

On this week's episode of The Malliard Report, host Jim Malliard is joined by the incredible Leslie Mitchell Clark. They discuss her journey into the field of extraterrestrial contact, the importance of hypnotherapy in the process, and how to work with individuals who have experienced ET contact. Leslie shares her thoughts on the intersection of science and spirituality, and explains the importance of developing a deeper understanding of the universe. The two also delve into the experiences of people who have had contact, and Leslie explains her approach to helping them process and understand their experiences. She shares what it's like to help people make sense of their encounters, and how hypnotherapy has been an invaluable tool in this process. Finally, Leslie gives advice to those who may have had contact with extraterrestrials, and talks about the importance of accepting and understanding these experiences. It's an incredible conversation with one of the most knowledgeable and experienced minds in the fi

The existence of UFOs, or unidentified flying objects, has been a subject of debate and fascination for decades. While some people believe that these objects are evidence of extraterrestrial life, others remain skeptical and point to more mundane explanations, such as natural phenomena or human-made objects. Despite numerous reported sightings and encounters with UFOs, there is still no concrete proof that they are anything other than unidentified objects. However, advances in technology and scientific inquiry have led to increased efforts to investigate and study these phenomena. Ultimately, the question of the existence of UFOs remains unresolved, and it may be some time before we have a definitive answer. Until then, the subject will continue to spark curiosity and intrigue, as people search for answers about our place in the universe and the possibility of other forms of life beyond our own planet. So, with that, we opened up the phone lines on this episode of The Malliard Report to discuss the topics of

Fred Litwin recently appeared as a guest on The Malliard Report to discuss his two books about the JFK assassination. His first book aims to debunk the misinformation presented in Oliver Stone's two documentaries, while the second book focuses on Lee Harvey Oswald's trial and how he was killed by Jack Ruby before he had the chance to go to trial. In the interview, Fred highlighted how Oliver Stone was misinformed and failed to do adequate research when creating his documentaries. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

Responsible pet ownership is an incredibly important concept, and in this blog post, I'll be exploring the benefits it can bring. First, I'll look at the difference between high quality rats from breeders and feeder bin rats, and how to assess the health and friendliness of a rat. Then, I'll talk about the smallest breed of pig, the Kony Kony, and their fascinating history. Moving on, I'll discuss the goals of a rat rescue and the tight-knit rat community, as well as the need for a building for the rat rescue, the difficulty of coordinating activities without a facility, and the idea of creating a greenhouse and roadside vegetable stand. To wrap up, I'll cover the power of time management, breakfast favorites, rat rescue, and the paranormal. Finally, I'll share how people can get involved in their community even if they don't have their own historic building. Lastly, I'll discuss the different types of rat ownership and the importance of having multiple rats, as they are social creatures who need companionshi

Join host Jim Malliard on The Malliard Report as he interviews actor, writer, director, and Pittsburgh native James Quinn about the art of acting. Hear about Quinn's experience breaking into the industry in the nineties, how technology and social media have changed the industry, the difficulty of accepting rejection, and how to channel the nerves of auditioning into positive energy when a part is accepted. Quinn and Malliard also discuss using real-life emotions in storytelling, the differences between boxing and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), navigating the film industry from idea to festival, the importance of being able to tell the same story with less, the upsides of independent film, the current rise of independent artists, and the benefits of podcasts versus radio. Tune into The Malliard Report to get the latest insights on the art of acting with James Quinn. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

Explore the unusual with care.However, when it comes to exploring the unusual, it is important to be mindful and to approach it with care. Exploring the unusual can be a great way to expand our horizons and to learn more about the world around us. However, it can also be a dangerous endeavor. The unknown can be unpredictable and can be filled with poten… This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit themalliardreport.com

## Internet fails when needed most.Internet fails when needed most is a phrase that we can all relate to. We've all been there when we needed something from the internet and it just wouldn't load. Whether it's the news, a website, or a video, it can be incredibly frustrating when the internet fails us.Jim Mallard, the host of the Mallard Report, experienced this firsthand when he was looking for news stories to discuss on his show. He was specifically looking for odd news stories, but when he checked the Huffington Post, the top story was from 2017. Not only was this old news, but it also made Jim look like a clown in front of his live virtual audience.Jim wasn't the only one who experienced internet failure that night. The Duck Pond, a live-streaming platform, was also having issues. Jim had to wait for the page to reload before he could continue his show. He also had trouble loading a story about a missing clouded leopard in Dallas. It wasn't until he checked the date that he realized the story was from Jan

Jim Malliard introduces the Malliard Report, a podcast recorded with a live virtual audience. The views, thoughts, and opinions of the hosts and guests are their own and not representative of any associated companies or affiliates. Guest Jeannie Thompson, a former Fortune 50 executive, author, speaker, and certified yoga teacher, is introduced. She believes that our struggles can lead us to open ourselves up to understanding real wisdom and solutions that we may not have noticed before. Her new book, 9-1-1 From Your Soul, is discussed. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themalliardreport.com

Jim Malliard welcomes viewers to The Malliard Report, a podcast recorded in front of a live virtual audience. He reminds viewers that the views expressed on the show are not necessarily reflective of the show’s sponsors or affiliates. He then introduces his guest, author, explorer, and site manager of the South Pole, Wayne L. White, who has written a ne… This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit themalliardreport.com

Gregory Shushan is the guest on the Malliard Report. He is the leading authority on near death experiences and afterlife across cultures and is the author of numerous books, including the most recent one, The Next World of Extraordinary Experiences of the Afterlife. Gregory and Jim are discussing Gregory's new book, The Next World: Extraordinary Experiences of the Afterlife. Gregory explains that his previous two books are published by Bloomsbury and Oxford University Press and are intended for an academic audience, which is why they come with a hefty $110 price tag. He wanted to write something more accessible and affordable for people interested in near-death experiences. His new book looks at the idea of the afterlife from different cultural and religious perspectives. It is both accessible in terms of academic language and affordable for readers. The narrator has always been interested in unusual phenomena and began exploring after reading a book called Phenomenon. During his first degree in Egyptian arch

Jim Mallard welcomes Tanner Campbell to the show. Tanner is a philosophy writer and podcaster who focuses on bringing the philosophy of stoicism out of the pages of history and modernizing it to a more practical and useful way of individuals living today.During the interview, Tanner discusses his new book, Living Well: Stoic Ideas for a Better Life, and how stoicism can be applied to modern day situations. He shares some tips on how to live a more stoic life, including the importance of self-awareness, focus, and detachment. Zeno of Citium was a Greek philosopher who founded the Stoic school of thought in 300 BCE. He got the idea for Stoicism after he was shipwrecked and lost everything he owned. He went to the Oracle of Delphi for guidance and she told him to take on the power of the dead.Zeno interpreted this to mean that he should study the great thinkers of the past and learn from their wisdom. Stoicism is a philosophy that emphasizes self-control, rationality, and stoic acceptance of the things we cannot

The audience is on the duck pond on Tuesday nights at 9 pm eastern for the live show on mallard.com. One more thing is that Robert Clotworthy from Ancient Aliens and The Curse of Oak Island is on the show. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed on the show are solely those of the hosts and guests, and not necessarily of Evergreen Podcasts, Killerpodcast.com, the sponsor, affiliate, or any other individual or group. The guests on the show tonight are from Indie Drop, and the conversation is about their idea. Greg from Indie Drop talks about their product and how it works. He also talks about how it is a great idea and how it can help people. Indie Drop In is a podcast network that helps listeners find independent podcasts to listen to. Every show is a feature episode of an independent podcaster that I either go out and find and then essentially license, or it's submitted to me on the website. My audience listens to that episode, and if they like the creator, then they can subscribe to that creator. Gregor