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"Why Light Bulbs May Be the Next Hacker Target" is from the November 3, 2016 Technology section of The New York Times. It was written by John Markoff and narrated by Caroline Miller.

Everybody loves a supportive society, right? Until it comes to being a woman of God, a mixed race conservative, and a teenager who's educated in her thoughts and actions. Welcome to Lightbulbs! A podcast made, and organized by a Christian, mixed race, and conservative teenage girl. In my space, every political topic has a place. From abortion to the economy to the breaking news of the week. All talked about from the eyes of a teen in today's world. Join me every Friday for a new episode of Lightbulbs of our week!

Want to be a better leader? Need some hints and tips on how to make your working life easier? Lightbulb Moments is definitely the podcast for you.Lighbulb Moments helps you get the most out of your work and your working relationships. You can expect coaching tips, organisational psychology tricks and the things you didn't know you needed to know!Hosted by the brilliant Jenni Dootson. She's an org-psych superfan and aims to find those work life hacks so you don't have to!You can get more information on Jenni and the amazing things she can do for you and your business at www.lightbulbmoments.me...

A blend of curiosity, inspiration, and self-help, lifelong friends Kale and Sarah invite you to experience life in a series of lightbulb moments. Each episode explores our complex world through new ideas, stories, and topics, including personal growth, mysteries, true crime, guest experiences, philosophy, pop culture, conspiracies, and more!

Just a group of friends talking about random ideas that might change the world... or not. We are using the ChatGPT AI language model to help produce and manage the podcast, for as long as they allow it... We will be documenting how it is working with AI as well as the other show topics on our website blog, so make sure to follow along on hmlditpodcast.com.