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  • Peligrosa Radio 1370 AM tlx

    | ¡MIENTRAS UNOS CELEBRAN, OTROS EXIGEN MEDICINAS! 🎂🏥🔥

    ¡Hola! Me encantaría saber qué piensas, envíame un mensaje de voz. 🚨🎭 LOS MATACHINES DEL PODER | ¡MIENTRAS UNOS CELEBRAN, OTROS EXIGEN MEDICINAS! 🎂🏥🔥 🌐 www.peligrosa.mx 📻 http://tun.in/sfFLp | https://www.iheart.com/live/mas-peligrosa-1370-y-1600-am-10754/ #1370AM #1600AM 🎧 https://rss.com/es/podcasts/peligrosa1370am/ 🎶 https://stream.zeno.fm/ktezveaxxjzvv 🎙️ ¡Agárrense, porque en la política hay fiesta, aplausos y una realidad que no siempre cabe en la fotografía! 📸💥 Este sábado 10 de octubre, en la Plaza de Toros El Pana, en Apizaco, simpatizantes de Morena se reunieron para conmemorar cinco años del triunfo electoral de Lorena Cuéllar. Sin embargo, mientras se pronunciaban discursos sobre la transformación y el bienestar, trabajadores de la Clínica 2 del IMSS se manifestaban para denunciar carencias de medicamentos, materiales e insumos. 🏥⚠️ 📢 “¡No te vayas a enfermar porque no hay material!” Esa fue la advertencia difundida

    Today · 4 min
  • While We Still Can

    District 59 Deserves Better (And Becky Knows It)! W/ BECKY KROLL

    Find Becky- https://www.facebook.com/beckykrollformissouri/ https://www.upballot.com/Becky-Kroll If you’ve been feeling like your local government is run by people who think "rural economic policy" just means placing an AI data center next to an empty grocery store, congratulations: you’re paying attention. In this episode, we’re tearing open the messy, underfunded, and wildly chaotic state of modern civic life. We dive into the crippling economic strain squeezing small towns—where public schools and hospitals are fighting for pocket change, food deserts are creeping in, and the current state administration seems to be responding with a collective, deeply disappointing shrug. Meanwhile, as surveillance technology quietly transforms policing and invades everyday privacy, we tackle the cultural and political shifts driving us all insane. From the absurd reality of the "Tradwife" aesthetic to the urgent, life-or-death fight for equal rights and safety, we’re unpacking what moral responsibility actually looks like in a democracy that’s fraying at the edges.

    Today · 39 min
  • Defence & Security Podcast Network

    CYBER UNCUT: Dead internet theory, AI agent guerilla marketing hacks, and the pros and cons of data centres

    Cyber Uncut returns to discuss AI giant conspiracies, data centre impacts, and the dead internet theory. Are AI giants like OpenAI having their agents hack things on purpose? Senior journalist Daniel Croft and managing editor Liam Garman touch on the theory that these tech giants want their AI models hacking, as any publicity is good publicity. The two start by discussing dead internet theory and bots causing division, starting with the 2016 election. They then discuss local hacks and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's AI copyright changes. Finally, the two talk about data centres and the impact they could have on markets. Are data centres set to cause a "mining boom" effect in small, regional towns? How are rental and housing markets going to be impacted? Should data centre developers be building housing right next to their projects? The answer might not be as clear as you might think. That's this week in the Cyber Uncut podcast. Enjoy, The Cyber Uncut Team

    Today · 51 min
  • Defence & Security Podcast Network

    CYBER UNCUT: Dead internet theory, AI agent guerilla marketing hacks, and the pros and cons of data centres

    Cyber Uncut returns to discuss AI giant conspiracies, data centre impacts, and the dead internet theory. Are AI giants like OpenAI having their agents hack things on purpose? Senior journalist Daniel Croft and managing editor Liam Garman touch on the theory that these tech giants want their AI models hacking, as any publicity is good publicity. The two start by discussing dead internet theory and bots causing division, starting with the 2016 election. They then discuss local hacks and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's AI copyright changes. Finally, the two talk about data centres and the impact they could have on markets. Are data centres set to cause a "mining boom" effect in small, regional towns? How are rental and housing markets going to be impacted? Should data centre developers be building housing right next to their projects? The answer might not be as clear as you might think. That's this week in the Cyber Uncut podcast. Enjoy, The Cyber Uncut Team

    Today · 51 min

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