Yuma Families Encouraged to Make Water Safety a Priority
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Drownings can happen quickly and without warning, which is why the Greater Yuma Water Safety Alliance is encouraging families to take simple, proactive steps to make their homes safer and reduce the risk of drowning. “As a nurse and a councilmember, I want to remind fam…
The Internet Lets the Dumbest People in America Find Each Other.
Before the internet, every town in America had them.
The guy at the end of the bar who thought the moon landing was faked. The woman in the break room who swore the government was hiding aliens. The neighbor who bought every tabloid at the grocery store checkout and believed every word.
Before the…
Pooh and the North Pole
A story about friendship, adventure and how you don’t always have to know exactly what you’re doing to achieve something special. This episode is brought to life by Carol Smith and produced by Tim Oh. Both of whom are DJs of SPH Radio.
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Where have all the diners gone? The disappearing middle class economy (encore)
We’re working hard on some exciting upcoming episodes and we’ve got some busy weeks ahead, so here's one of our favorite episodes from this past year.
It's about why companies that cater to the middle class are disappearing, and what that means for the businesses we love.
This episode originall…
Defying gravity in sports & theater (Carol Smith, John Collier & Christy Carr – The Mousetrap)
While it’s easy to see how literature, music and song, choreography and dance, costumes and sets, and lights and sound are all present in theater, consider this: an upbringing in athletics can also make you uniquely qualified for roles on stage or behind the scenes. Christy Carr, Civic’s director o…
Is San Francisco leaving Seattle behind?
For years, people have been comparing Seattle to San Francisco.
We've both got the water, the hills... and of course, the tech workers and the exploding real estate prices. The general consensus has been that whatever happens in San Francisco, will eventually happen in Seattle.
But now, the AI b…
Microsoft's stern warning for AI frontier labs
Things in San Francisco are starting to feel very sci-fi, and it seems like every day we’re learning more about artificial intelligence agents gone wild. Calls are increasingly mounting for someone to rein in this technology before it’s too late.
On today's episode, how worried should we be about …
Does AI belong in the classroom?
For decades, big tech has been pushing for more technology in schools. By the end of the pandemic, the takeover was complete: 96 percent of public schools in America reported giving laptops or tablets to students.
But new research suggests bringing devices into the classroom may not have been the …
Designing Ethical AI with Carol Smith
Artificial Intelligence is often given a bad rap. It has an ever-increasing role as the supervillain in everything from science fiction to the nightly news. But is Artificial Intelligence to blame for the unintended mishaps or misuse of the technology? Behind every algorithm and every line of code,…
Fake humans. Real products. Advertising embraces AI influencers
People getting other people to buy stuff is one of the oldest businesses in the world. It's called advertising... or these days, influencing.
But more and more, the people selling everything from makeup to testosterone supplements aren't even real. They're AI-generated, virtual influencers -- fak…
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