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Oct 27, 2026

Lauren AllenHOST
4:58
Were you like, there's a disconnect between what they're saying and how I'm feeling.
Lauren AllenHOST
5:01
Cause this is a very, very common story with endometriosis.
Lauren AllenHOST
5:05
I think it takes on average still in 2026, nine years for women to get diagnosed.
Lauren AllenHOST
5:10
And a big part of it is because they're being told like, Oh yeah.

8 MINS LATER

Zee BareliGUEST
12:44
and I was like, what? Like I wasn't expecting it at all.
Zee BareliGUEST
12:47
And then she just started telling me and I, it was probably the best fit for her had sitting at a doctor.
Zee BareliGUEST
12:51
Cause I was like, Oh my God, like my, like everything, like, The whole picture just like together.
Zee BareliGUEST
12:56
Like I wasn't wrong, you know? It's
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:25
Well, thank you.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:27
Cause, um, y'all I'll be completely honest.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:30
Everybody knows I do feeding in AAC because there is an overlap.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:33
Normally if you're not eating, we have deficits in other areas.
ManiGUEST
43:59
And you can't sleep because you're in so much pain and then you're just tired and it's day after day after day and you just think, when do I get my rest? Where's the coffin? Um, but it's just so important to then think of all the positives, think of all the great things and get yourself moving.
ManiGUEST
44:27
Cause as soon as you start moving, everything starts growing up.
ManiGUEST
44:30
Everything starts feeling better.
ManiGUEST
44:32
Nothing hurts as much.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:25
Well, thank you.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:27
Cause, um, y'all I'll be completely honest.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:30
Everybody knows I do feeding in AAC because there is an overlap.
Michelle DawsonHOST
5:33
Normally if you're not eating, we have deficits in other areas.
MikeHOST
64:21
Yeah.
MikeHOST
64:21
Cause I'm trying to improve my math.
MikeHOST
64:22
So I'm rehabilitating my mathematics ability.
MikeHOST
64:24
Right.
WaynoHOST
7:04
Now, let's listen to this clip so that we can get a feel for or understand why this man is making these claims if he's actually telling the truth.
Avielle HirschfeldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:12
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WaynoHOST
7:49
Now, I- I'm gonna keep it 1,000.
WaynoHOST
7:52
That shit sounds like a virtual copy of the actual song.

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WaynoHOST
17:58
I, I'm, I'm gonna take this one on.
WaynoHOST
18:00
Bootleg Kev, my dog, what the fuck is you talking about? Drake didn't influence...
WaynoHOST
18:06
What did he do to influence music? What did he do to change music? Is thi- is this the conversations that we having now because of how, how you feel about a, a person personally, that Drake didn't influence nothing? That he didn't change music sonically? What, thi- is this what we doing now? 'Cause everybody likes to credit the singing shit to Ja Rule.
WaynoHOST
18:29
Yes, Ja Rule harmonized.
TravisHOST
53:36
Exactly.
David KnightHOST
53:36
'Cause he does minister to everybody.
David KnightHOST
53:38
That's what he wants to do.
David KnightHOST
53:40
Well, Trump keeps throwing money at his midterm problem.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:35
I'm a bit underwhelmed by the sample show now.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:47
Mr. Piss Truck Fraternity Guy You cap a ass for bloodshot eyes Get drunk and fight every night Idolize Bradley for little woman's rights Homophobic racist and don't give a fucking hey Do you think you can drive a bigger truck Or wear your baseball cap And decide to let everyone know That you're a nice guy So cool, I was so impressed Lots of chicks in a barrel chest Cause you're a real man, punch, warp Gonna piss in your face while you're passed out As long as you remember that nice guy's finish.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:00
Mr.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
2:00
Wife will be to your next on the list Such a nice guy who speaks through his fists Prick with a penchant for messin' with heads A broken nose for dinner and put a fist in bed Alcoholic, paranoid, and suicidal too But you're probably gonna kill
DaveHOST
4:19
You get the entire podcast including Red Light sent to you the day after it is recorded, a couple days early.
DaveHOST
4:25
uh before you would uh get it on the podcast feeds if you're uh watching on twitch you probably know the drill on the monetization here i'm producer dave you can find me on grinder and this is what the people want i
speaker_5UNKNOWN
4:38
don't hate the cops There's a person inside when the truncheon stops Donate the cops When the raiders come Who will protect the shops Donate the cops They're a sensitive bunch If you don't stop throwing your rocks Snap, crackle, pop It's the sound of a taser Your money drops Donate the cops Donate the cops Donate the cops Like your local police Cause they don't do nothing wrong Like your local police Got rid of the corruption And the racism is gone They've been keeping the peace Keeping homeless folks out of the parks and malls Got a cure for your social disease Follow the law, don't hate the cops Follow the law, don't hate the cops Don't hate the cops Before the sun comes up, the paperwork will take forever.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
6:36
If you didn't hate the cops.
Mike RousselleGUEST
8:07
So at Optimizerx, uh, we use, uh, uh, we have a technology called a dynamic audience activation platform, or DAAP.
Mike RousselleGUEST
8:14
Um, and the key insight of that platform is to say, um, rather than focusing first on marketing, the messages that we're sending or the people that we're marketing to, I wanna walk all the way backwards to the underlying healthcare scenario and figure out, for my drug and for my business challenge, which patients are next going to be ready and good fits for my drug? 'Cause ultimately, what we care about is getting the right patient on the right drug.
Mike RousselleGUEST
8:38
Now, coincidentally, that is good capitalism behavior, um, if it makes us money, but what I care about as, as an AI practitioner is, is that patient really the right, uh, person for this drug? So the kernel of our system says, "Find each next week's patients that are brand ready, and build a system to then test, send messages to them, and see if they got on drug." And if not, then the system can learn and say, "Oh, we weren't as good last week.
Mike RousselleGUEST
9:03
Let's make a different prediction next week." And by con- uh, creating that pipeline once and using output data to feed input data, we can then allow the system to learn and compound on itself.
Mike RousselleGUEST
9:40
Yeah.
Mike RousselleGUEST
9:41
I love this question because it s- it seems like this is one of the areas where there is the most talk the talk, but not the most walk the walk because it's hard.
Mike RousselleGUEST
9:49
It's a very hard thing to not just run multiple campaigns, but to actually coordinate them, and ... 'Cause you gotta decide, how do we even coordinate them? Should they have the same creatives or different creatives? And it opens up this Pandora's box of really difficult questions that you don't really have academic foundation, uh, in, in answering.
Mike RousselleGUEST
10:07
So what we've done is, is, uh, at least in our case, tried to simplify that down and say, what if we were to find one patient, let's say Jameson is our brand eligible patient, and we say, "Let's communicate with your doctors in, uh, HCP specific channels, and let's communicate with you in DTC channels.
Paul EngelHOST
44:15
But the idea of let's experiment with this, let's see, let's put a satellite in orbit, let's see if we got enough power, if the chips can survive, what are the issues? What are the things we haven't even thought of yet, the problems we haven't even considered yet of putting these things in orbit? Because if you could put these, these, uh, uh, AI chips in orbit, if in effect you can take the, the AI data centers and effectively move them off the ter- uh, uh, off the ter- terrestrial and put them in orbit, that could have some serious advantages, right? Now you don't have to worry about your local power grid.
Paul EngelHOST
44:54
But again, where are they in orbit? Can they see the sun, right? 'Cause again, you know, if you put it in geostationary orbit, well, then the satellite spends half of its time in the shadow of the, of the Earth, and it's not getting sunlight.
Paul EngelHOST
45:08
There are several things that need to get worked out.
Paul EngelHOST
45:10
But I find it very interesting that it, s- that, uh, um, Google is trying, and I believe it's SpaceX is gonna do the actual launch, uh, of the, um, of the satellites.
Paul EngelHOST
46:19
And I'm not a rocket scientist, I don't play one on TV.
Paul EngelHOST
46:24
I'm curious, uh, will the, the cooling panel's necessary.
Paul EngelHOST
46:28
'Cause you got the solar panels you need.
Paul EngelHOST
46:29
Will the cooling panels ne- will they be able to handle the amount of heat generated by these high-speed, uh, uh, GPUs that are used for, um, AI.

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