Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Crucial (2024)

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#169: Pat Thomas 1:16:33

9h ago1:16:33

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Mad standards, worst planet ever, fire in a pet shop. The improvising pianist discusses three important albums. Pat's picks: Ahmed Abdul-Malik – Nights On Saturn The Music Improvisation Company – S/T Sun Ra – The Magic City Pat has a new solo electronics record out now on 577 Records, titled This Is Trick Step. Check that out here. Pat is also on I…

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Threat report for Thanksgiving week 5:10

3d ago5:10

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Our friends at Fletch provide a grand slam of threats for Thanksgiving week, covering Apple, Android, AWS and Microsoft vulnerabilities No regular podcast this week but we will be back next week with a possible new way to abuse AI. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support…

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Episode 9.10 - Are consumers getting fed up with security? 28:42

9d ago28:42

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This is part two of our mashup of recent surveys. This time we talk with Tom Tovar, CEO of Appdome about their comprehensive annual survey of consumer attitudes regarding security in digital technology. The good news is there is a groundswell of security "consciousness" regarding the subject. The bad news is the consumers are not confident that cor…

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Episode 9.9 - The mental toll cause by AI 25:12

11d ago25:12

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This week, a two-parter. I’m still trying to make sense of all the surveys and studies sent to me. Between trying to figure out if they are plagiarized, use inadequate samples, are a lame attempt at self-promotion or are actually good data is almost a full-time job. Luckily I got a couple of good ones this month and am doing another mashup. Today’s…

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#168: Miguel Prado (Nzʉmbe) 1:04:25

14d ago1:04:25

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Clarity and self-indulgence, the end of history, awakening the ear. The philosopher and artist discusses three important albums. Miguel's picks: Nico – Nico's Last Concert "Fata Morgana" Scott Walker – Tilt Maryanne Amacher – Sound Characters (Making The Third Ear) The new Nzʉmbe album, "Ardor or Entropy", is out now on Drowned By Locals. Check it …

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Episode 9.8 - Top threat reports and a preview of what's coming 13:38

15d ago13:38

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This episode includes our weekly top cyber threats with help from Fletch and this week Cyjax, and a shot interview with cybersecurity contrarian James Bore, a consultant in the UK with a kindred spirit. The interview is introducing the theme for Cyber Protection Magazine next year. Put up or shut up. The past decade has been filled with optimism in…

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Episode 9.7 - How to boost customer confidence in security 26:19

25d ago26:19

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I received more than dozen studies and reports on the "state of cybersecurity" all with different foci depending on the company that was pushing the document. It seems like they are replacing press releases as a primary marketing tool. But there was one thing that jumped out of me. Almost every one of them had a throwaway line that customers had #z…

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Special episode: Threat reports for Nov 5 7:12

26d ago7:12

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Here's our top three threat reports for the week. Hackers are targeting gambling apps on mobile devices and obsolete Microsoft products. Thanks to the folks at Fletch for the info --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support

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#167: Eugene S. Robinson (Buñuel, Oxbow) 58:37

28d ago58:37

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Nothing but blancmange, beautiful death-adjacency, laughing through the discomfort. The vocalist of Buñuel and the late Oxbow discusses three important albums. Eugene's picks: Johnny Hartman – The Voice That Is! Billie Holiday – Lady In Satin Arthur Prysock – Compact Jazz The new Buñuel album, Mansuetude, is out now on Overdrive/Skingraft. Check it…

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Special episode: Top three threat reports for the week 5:25

1M ago5:25

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Our friends at Fletch.AI dropped a bunch of threat reports this week, here's what we see as the top three. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support

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Episode 9.6 - FHE starts getting serious 32:23

1M ago32:23

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I bet you never heard of FHE. Me neither. Then I got a pitch about it. Tried to ignore it because I had never herd of it, but they were insistent. Turns out to be interesting. Fully homomorphic encryption, or FHE, has been talked about for about five years but not it has its very own industry association and NIST is starting to take it very serious…

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Special episode -Threat reports for October 21 8:26

1M ago8:26

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After getting knocked for a loop with a dose of Covid I'm slowly crawling back to the desk and providing some timely advice regarding current and predicted threat reports from our friends at Fletch. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support

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#166: Miki Yui 1:19:17

1M ago1:19:17

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Small music, the lazy way of listening, the motor of collaboration. The Tokyo-born, Düsseldorf-based musician discusses three important albums. Miki's picks: Rolf Julius – Music For A Distance Eliane Radigue – Vice Versa, etc. Jean-Yves Bosseur – Musique Vertes Miki's new album, As If, is out now on Hallow Ground. Check it out on Bandcamp. Miki's w…

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#165: Gábor Lázár 50:13

2M ago50:13

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No kick drum, three sounds and humour, the power of multidirectional expression. The Hungarian electronic producer discusses three important albums. Gábor's picks: Nicron – Transfer Completed (Youtube link) Errorsmith – 2 AGF – Westernization Completed Gábor's new album is called Reflex, and it's out now on Raster. Check it out on Bandcamp or over …

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Episode 9.5 - Pig butchering: It's not just for breakfast 22:32

2M ago22:32

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Quick, what is the biggest single category of cybercrime today? If you said pig butchering, you get a gold star. (If you said ransomware you need to stop believe press releases). It's big. $75 billion in stolen funds, mostly cryptocurrency last year alone. And it wasn't from lonely elderly people. We talked with Arkose Labs CEO Kevin Gosschalk abou…

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Episode 9.4 - Digital tech is hitting the physical wall 33:02

2M ago33:02

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Firts, apologies for the sound quality. Tried out a new microphone and I definitely do not like it. Going back to the tried and true. But it stands as an example of what we are talking about today. When people from one discipline start talking about moving into another discipline where they lack expertise, things go haywire. Such is the case with t…

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#164: Wendy Eisenberg 1:21:11

2M ago1:21:11

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Perfect trumpet voice, music as prayer, Ben Monder's right hand. The improviser and songwriter discusses three important albums. Wendy's picks: Mary Lou Williams – Black Christ Of The Andes Robert Wyatt – Old Rottenhat Theo Bleckmann And Ben Monder – No Boat Wendy's new album, Viewfinder, is out now on American Dreams. Check it out on Wendy's Bandc…

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Episode 9.3 - AI and telemarkeing: Marriage from Hell? 17:17

2M ago17:17

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I had an encounter with an AI-driven telemarketing scam a day before I got pitched to talk to a company introducing and AI-driven telemarketing services. So I was ready for bear when we started. Turns out I may have been talking to the one entrant in this field that was not only following the law but using AI in a productive way for both potential …

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Episode 9.2 - Innocence is not a defense against online fraud 24:37

3M ago24:37

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Recently, someone on Mastodon asked, "Looking for an article or blog or text, that succinctly describes, at grade 1 level English, why “if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” is a crazy and bad argument, and perhaps also includes what some good arguments are. Need it for a family member. " I thought that was an excellent request. So…

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#163: Annie Aries 1:18:21

3M ago1:18:21

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Noisy artefact discovery, spilling soft toys at the parade, heartbroken AI minds. The Swiss-Philippine composer and musician discusses three important albums. Annie's picks: Eliane Radigue – Trilogie de la Mort Charlemagne Palestine – Jamaica Heinekens In Brooklyn Holly Herndon – PROTO Annie's debut solo album, It's Not Quiet In The Void, is out no…

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Episode 9.1 - Getting serious about PQC 39:09

3M ago39:09

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About twice a year, the post-quantum computing (PQC) niche of the cybersecurity industry pushes out truckloads of press releases and articles about the coming quantum computing apocalypse. In all of this content there is little explanation regarding what this means for most people. It seems like everyone should be concerned, based on the level of u…

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#162: Carlos Giffoni 1:06:17

3M ago1:06:17

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IBM 7090 hypnosis, black jeans on the beach, music for crying and driving. The Venezuelan experimental musician and writer discusses three important albums. Carlos' picks: Horacio Vaggione – La Maquina De Cantar Pita – Get Out Low – Double Negative Carlos' new album, Dream Walker, is out now on Ideologic Organ. Check it out on the Ideologic website…

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Episode 8.23 - Fixing marketing in Tech 18:11

3M ago18:11

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The tech industry is more than technology. It's also marketing. Underfunded, questionably productive, and often plagiarized marketing. The job of a journalist is to poke through the piles of news releases, reports, studies, and other assorted verbiage like a scatologist on safari and find something valuable. That has gotten more difficult as the nu…

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#161: Mattin 1:34:43

4M ago1:34:43

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Isolation and electroacoustics, listening and openness, putting rock into the coffin. The artist, musician and theorist discusses three important albums. Mattin's picks: Roberta Settels – Isolation! Meinhof In Memoriam AMM – The Crypt Lou Reed & Metallica – Lulu Mattin's new album, Expanding Concert (Lisboa 2019-2023), is out now. Check it out here…

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Episode 8.22 - Social engineering affects nations 32:34

4M ago32:34

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The English riots this past week provide a Dickensian “best of times…worst of times.” context to politics in the United Kingdom and possibly the United States later this year. They highlight the fact that digital security concerns reaches far beyond the confines of corporate CISO offices. We spoke with Cyjax CISO Ian Thornton-Trump about the Englis…

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Episode 8.21 - Have we reached peak ransomware? One lawyer's view 21:00

4M ago21:00

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i was surprised at how many people responded positively with the question of this podcast and am working on a larger story about it for Cyber Protection Magazine. One respondent was surprising, however: Heather Clauson Haughian, founder and managing partner for Culhane PLCC. Having a non-techie view of the situation was illumiinating. --- Support t…

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#160: Brian Cook (Sumac, Russian Circles, Botch) 1:34:45

4M ago1:34:45

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Proto-disco black hole disintegration, leaving in the flubs, "Shake Your Hips" at number 3. The American bassist discusses three important albums. Brian's picks: Can – Soon Over Babaluma His Hero Is Gone – Fifteen Counts Of Arson The Rolling Stones – Exile On Main St. The new Sumac album is called The Healer, and it's out now on Thrill Jockey. Chec…

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Episode 8.20 - Crowdstrike: who's at fault? 22:22

4M ago22:22

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This podcast will be the kickoff to a larger article about the Crowdstrike failure, which is the current obsession with technology. We talked with Action1 founder Mike Walters about the complexity of current technology and whether the problem is fixable. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support…

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#159: Tashi Wada 1:02:23

5M ago1:02:23

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Life partner collaborations, Alice Coltrane signature bends, nomadic explorations in tuning. The Los Angeles-based musician discusses three important albums. Tashi's picks: Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show – Revenge: The Bigger The Love The Greater The Hate Alice Coltrane – Live at the Berkeley Community Theater 1972 Laurie Spiegel – Obsolete Systems …

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Episode 8.19 -- Are we losing the data war, Part 2 33:32

5M ago33:32

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In the first part of this series we provided a potential solution to the out-of-control growth of data theft, for individuals that could be most at risk. Today we talk to John Meyer, senior director at Cornerstone Advisors, to help us understand just how bad the situation is. For example, ner the end, John states quite flatly that everyone whould j…

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Episode 8.18 -- Are we losing the data war? Part 1 17:32

5M ago17:32

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To answer the question, yes, it seems so. There are announcements of data breaches at least weekly and the amount of data exfiltrated affects all levels of society. But before we get into how desperate the situation is, we met with Mike Britton, chief information security officer for Abnormal Security, one of a growing number of companies that will…

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#158: Jennifer Walshe 57:57

5M ago57:57

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Making work out of bones, Bach in intergalactic excess, pre-admin ABC karaoke. The composer and improviser discusses three important albums. Jennifer's picks: Meredith Monk – Our Lady Of Late Voyager – The Golden Record ABC – The Lexicon Of Love Jennifer's collaboration with Tony Conrad, In The Merry Month Of May, is out now on Drag City affiliate …

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Journalism needs a kick in the a** 18:53

5M ago18:53

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I was absolutely livid watching the presidential debate last night, and not because of the performance of the debaters, who did exactly as I expected. I was severely disturbed by the lack of professionalism of the moderators, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash. I was relieved to find today, that several other journalists were equally concerned about their f…

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Episode 8.17 - Elder fraud: bigger than you think and not how you think. 26:13

5M ago26:13

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An article in CNN began this podcast and connected story. What we found out about elder fraud kinda blew our mind. Like the fact that in the U.S. it is three times bigger in scope and cost than ransomware. And who are the most vulnerable was a real surprise. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support…

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Episode 8.16 - Avoiding election scams 16:53

6M ago16:53

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The problem with election security is not a failure of the technology to keep the vote honest, it's the lack of technology available to individual voters to reduce fraud. We talked with YouMail CEO Alex Quilici about how some SPAM-mail technology can help, but also what kind of dangers there are that voters should be aware of. --- Support this podc…

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#157: Nicole Rampersaud 49:43

6M ago49:43

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Fountains of ideas, mind blown in Rap City, candy wrapper responses. The New Brunswick-based trumpet player, improviser and composer discusses three important albums. Nicole's picks: Wayne Shorter – Speak No Evil A Tribe Called Quest – Low End Theory Steve Lacy – Snips: Live at Environ Nicole's album Saudade is out on Ansible Editions. Check it out…

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Episode 8.15 -- Old man yells at clouds during grad week 21:47

6M ago21:47

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I went to a high school graduation for the first time in decades. What I saw and heard filled me with compassion and concern for the next generation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crucialtech/support

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Crucial Podcast: Backward Blue "Eye Of The Storm" 1:24:37

6M ago1:24:37

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The Matt shares the behind the scenes story of Backward Blue's new EP "Eye Of The Storm" You're going to want to know where the songs come from and how the group put everything together on this follow up to the bands first album "By the Time You Hear This I'll Be Dead" Congratulations to the band on their recent release! Love 2bs…

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#156: Michelle Moeller 1:04:47

6M ago1:04:47

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Dizzy rhythms, slippery transitions, sincerity and playfulness. The Oakland-based composer and performer discusses three important albums. Michelle's picks: Zeena Parkins – Zeena Parkins and The Adorables Duke Ellington – The Best Of Duke Ellington And His Famous Orchestra Caetano Veloso – Transa Michelle's new record, Late Morning, is out now on A…

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Episode 8.14 -- Generative AI is accelerating phishing attacks 20:11

6M ago20:11

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This week we talked to SlashNext's CEO Patrick Harr and Field CTO Stephen Kowski regarding a study about the growth of criminal activity using generative AI SlashNext’s State of Phishing Report claimed a 1,265% increase in malicious phishing emails and a 967% increase in credential phishing between Q4 2022 to Q3 2023. . While ransomware attacks get…

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Episode 8.13 - Finding gold in Metomic survey 20:51

6M ago20:51

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Cyber Protection Magazine gets a lot of marketing materials described as studies, surveys, and reports. The flow of those documents increases as major trade shows approach. For example, in the two months leading up to the RSA Conference, we received 56 before we stopped counting. More have come in since but it is now a trickle. We read each one. Lu…

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#155: Adam Wiltzie 1:09:23

7M ago1:09:23

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Obstetric ambient, sullen atmospheres, episodic engulfment. The classical ambient composer discusses three important albums. Adam's picks: Environments (Irv Teibel) – Environments 2 Talk Talk – Spirit Of Eden Main – Hz Adam's new album, Eleven Fugues For Sodium Pentothal, is out now on Kranky. Check it out on his Bandcamp. Adam's website is here. D…

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Episode 8.12 - Madison Horn wants to increase Congress' tech IQ 28:46

7M ago28:46

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A few people know that I am something of a political junkie. I did some presidential campaigning in high school, then I got into journalism and covered national politics during Watergate. I'm less focused on it now but anyone can drag me into a conversation about it A few weeks ago I got a call from the press secretary for Madison Horn, who is runn…

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Episode 8.11 - An interview with Rohit Ghai of RSA. 28:17

7M ago28:17

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The RSA Conference was a firehose of information, some of it good, some of it absolutely false, but always a good way to get perspective on the industry. I met with Rohit Ghai, CEO of RSA to get his particular take and he did not disappoint. More to come next week on Cyber Protection Magazine. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.co…

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Crucial Podcast "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" 1:22:04

7M ago1:22:04

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The Matt and Tubes go hard all night to understand "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" This is one of Tubes favorite movies! Which might tell you something about Tubes. The guys endure over two hours of truth and illusion as "Martha" and "George" play mind games involving "The Husband" and "The Mouse". Will they snap! Will they understand this? Or wi…

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"But I have something he will never have - I have enough." 35:44

7M ago35:44

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"I have enough." Welcome back! Thanks to our ongoing subscribers and listeners. If you're here for the first time and like what you're hearing, consider checking out our previous episodes and leaving positive feedback. Your positive feedback helps us grow the podcast. Tonight we discuss the concept of "I have enough." We garnered the discussion fro…

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#154: Kenneth Kirschner 1:18:19

7M ago1:18:19

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Train breakdown Feldman epiphanies, radical flatness in the primeval forest, the Gary Numan barracks theft. The New York-based composer discusses three important albums. Kenneth's picks: Gary Numan – The Pleasure Principle Morton Feldman (Kronos Quartet with Aki Takahashi) – Piano And String Quartet Glenn Gould – Bach: The Goldberg Variations (1955…

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PR, the Press, and Technology: A rant 21:06

7M ago21:06

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Had a disappointing two weeks trying to cobble together an interview for this week, and had no luck for a variety of reasons. Plenty of content, just little worth reporting. But as I head off to the #RSAC in San Francisco this week, I thought I'd give a history lesson about the relationship of public relations, the press, and technology companies, …

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#153: Madeleine Cocolas 1:18:47

7M ago1:18:47

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Aggressive pianos, bursting arpeggios, music for the cool kids. The Australian composer and producer discusses three important albums. Madeleine's picks: Philip Glass – Glassworks Dirty Three – Whatever You Love, You Are Tim Hecker – Virgins Madeleine's new album, Bodies, is out now on Room40. Check it out on her Bandcamp. Her website is here and s…

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Episode 8.10 -- Google needs news. News doesn't need Google 24:01

8M ago24:01

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Last week, Google started removing California-based news sites from search results in retaliation for the legislature advancing the California Journalism Protection Act. The act requires Google to pay the sites when they provide links to news coverage that people are searching for. (See article in Cyber Protection Magazine) Google has tried to stro…

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