How Can Mike Shula Right The Offense During the Open Date?
Alex Jones and I go in-depth on Gamecock Football, position by position on both the offense and the defense, including some young players who could break into the rotation as the season goes on. We breakdown the offensive line, and if it is time to bench Josiah Thompson in favor of Tree Babalade or…
Portal Panic or Culture Proof? ANOTHER South Carolina Exit Tells a Bigger Story
South Carolina football hits another pivotal moment as Rodney Newsom Jr. becomes the sixth offensive lineman to enter the transfer portal. In this episode, we break down what Newsom’s departure means for the Gamecocks’ offensive line depth, roster management, and portal strategy moving forward. But…
HOTHOUSE 2: Evidence (w/ Forensic Architecture's Júlia Nueno Guitart)
This episode continues our collaboration with Hothouse: The Future of Demonstration, a renegade lab for democracy convened in Vienna, and extends our ongoing inquiry into artificial intelligence, power, and what it means to be human under algorithmic governance.Recorded last autumn and released ami…
Chemsex and Control: When Safeguarding Becomes Harmful
How do you respond when someone discloses chemsex, all without panic, judgment, or stripping away their dignity?
In this episode, Matthew Fuller joins us to explore the complex realities of chemsex and why traditional safeguarding approaches often miss the mark.
We unpack sexualised drug use, sti…
Episode 39: STL Toasted: Building a Toasted Empire in St. Louis
A St. Louis classic is finding new life in a legendary space, and one year in, the momentum is only growing.
In Episode 39, we sit down with Matthew Fuller, co-owner of STL Toasted, to talk about bringing their version of toasted ravioli to The Hill inside the former home of Mama Toscano’s. After l…
This Isn’t a Confirmation Hearing for Cruz—It’s a Clout Check
It’s the 200th episode of The New Abnormal, starting with a wild “flashback” to the very “first” episode in the summer of 1998, when co-host Molly Jong-Fast foresaw a future of “racist babies,” with Molly wishing “if only there was a senator with a ridiculous mustache” to being the issue to light. …
Ep209: Starburst Data's Blueprint for the AI Era with AWS
From cracked data foundations to multi-agent AI, Starburst Data's co-founder shares hard-won lessons on getting the right data, not just more of it.
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Matthew Fuller, co-founder and VP of Product at Starburst Data, joins the show.
Starburst is built on Trino, a fast SQL engine for fe…
This Isn’t a Confirmation Hearing for Cruz—It’s a Clout Check
It’s the 200th episode of The New Abnormal, starting with a wild “flashback” to the very “first” episode in the summer of 1998, when co-host Molly Jong-Fast foresaw a future of “racist babies,” with Molly wishing “if only there was a senator with a ridiculous mustache” to being the issue to light. …
Oklahoma's Defense vs. South Carolina's Offense | Previewing 2026 Matchup
South Carolina Gamecocks shake up their offense with the arrival of Kendall Briles as offensive coordinator—and all eyes are on Lenore Sellers as he seeks stability behind a rebuilt offensive line. Can the Gamecocks’ new coaching duo and influx of veteran transfers transform a unit that’s struggled…
Drone security: protecting critical infrastructure
In this episode of the Hydrocarbon Engineering Podcast, we explore the growing security concerns surrounding unauthorised drone operations near critical infrastructure.
We’re joined by Matthew Fuller, Senior Policy Analyst, Regulatory Affairs, at American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM…
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