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Helping people find a better career, better life style, and better mind set. Not enough people are aware of the opportunities in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industries! There is NO OTHER industry that offers such a broad spectrum of career paths with such high probabilities of substantial wealth. While most people think of the industry as "boots and jeans" working for "slave wages". Very few people are aware that most skilled trades people make well over $100,000 per year ...
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Science Savvy

fairleycarmen9

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Science Savvy is your go-to podcast if you’re curious about how science shapes your life. From understanding relationships to exploring how your brain influences habits, emotions, and decision-making, each episode unpacks the ”why” and ”how” behind life’s most pressing questions. My name is Carmen, I have a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacology from UCL, a Master of Science in Engineering for Biomedicine from Imperial College London, and work in Medical Advisory. Through personal anecdotes, in ...
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How does modern day Korea compare to America? Join co-hosts Daniel and Jun every week as they explore a topic and discuss it from both the American and Korean perspective. If you're looking to learn more about Korean society and culture, are a part of the Korean diaspora and curious how Korea has changed since you, your parents, or your grandparents left, or are simply interested in broadening your personal worldview and perspective, then we hope you'll listen in and join us on this journey! ...
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Space to Build

Kathryn Hart Tinnesz | Construction | Architecture | Engineering | Career Development

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Join women of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) in conversations that will inspire you to take the next step in your career. The Space to Build podcast promotes the opportunities and challenges that exist in our industry through the lenses of women in construction. Let's bring action items to the next generation of construction professionals as they navigate their careers. There are so many roles and topics to explore. If you like this show, please subscribe, rate, and review.
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Bridges and Bytes

Bridges and Bytes

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Welcome to the Bridges and Bytes Podcast, from the UCD College of Engineering and Architecture. Season 1 is a six-part series on the 'Student Voice on AI and Assessment'. Each episode was produced and hosted by groups of UCD Engineering and Architecture Students, and covers a different types of assessment. The Season is topped and tailed with a trailer and a review episode. Credits This season was supported by an award by the UCD Faculty Partnership Programme to Jennifer Keenahan and Mairead ...
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UCL's award-winning campaign, Disruptive Thinking Since 1826 and hashtag #MadeAtUCL, has been phenomenal in its scope with hoardings at UCL East in London, graphics and animations on our website; a festival, podcast series, and involvement of the wider public to vote for their favourite breakthrough UCL research. This year, we continue to feature more UCL breakthrough stories through Season Two of the podcast! This time, we are also sharing stories from our community, our pioneering research ...
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Reaseheath100

Reaseheath College

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#Reaseheath100 is a legacy podcast that delves into the archives of Reaseheath College, Cheshire’s leading land-based education establishment set in acres of beautiful countryside on the edge of Nantwich. Each episode a member of the student or staff alumni will be interviewed about their memories of life at Reaseheath. If you would like to be feature, please contact [email protected]
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This week, Daniel and Jun recap significant news events from February to mid-April 2025. They discuss several major stories including the impeachment of the Korean president and upcoming emergency elections, the worst wildfires in Korean history and how Indonesian foreign workers heroically helped with rescue efforts, controversial allegations surr…
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You do not need a college degree to start a career in construction management. In this episode we interview one of the first students to complete the 40 hour Construction Project Management certification course on CourseCareers.com (available at the link in my bio). He shares his struggle finding a job before the course, how many interviews and job…
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In this episode of Science Savvy, we step into the fascinating world of architecture and design to explore how the spaces we inhabit influence our minds, health, and emotions. Joined by Antonio, a talented architect, we discuss everything from what makes a house feel like a home to the emerging field of neuroarchitecture, which blends design with o…
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This week Jun and Daniel explore the differences in roommate culture between Korea and America. They discuss why having roommates is more common in the US compared to Korea, where most unmarried adults either live alone or with their parents. From college dorm experiences to adult living arrangements, our hosts examine how factors like geography, f…
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This week Jun and Daniel dive deeper into the concept of "jeong”, building on past discussions about social circles and neighbors. They stand-up a working definition of jeong as the “blurring of boundaries between individuals”– in a sense, the ultimate form of collectivism– and explore how it can help explain key cultural differences between Korea …
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This week’s episode offers a fresh perspective! While Chelsea isn’t part of the construction industry, her husband is, and she’s gained significant popularity on social media for sharing her experiences as a blue-collar wife. In this episode, Chelsea opens up about her pride in her husband’s profession, navigating his unpredictable work hours, copi…
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This week Jun and Daniel welcome their guest Byeong, a Korean Canadian who shares his unique cultural journey growing up in Toronto, working in Hong Kong, and now living in Korea. Through exploring Byeong's experiences as a "third culture kid," our hosts dive into fascinating discussions about Canadian multiculturalism, the concept of being a "free…
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In this episode we address the work ethic and social aspects of generation Z. Why millennials, gen-Xers, and boomers do not understand Gen-Z, and vice versa. Most importantly why this creates an opportunity for Gen-Z to easily find success. Listen and share! What is the Construction Mentor Podcast? This podcast covers everything there is to know ab…
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is more than just a reproductive disorder; it’s a full-body metabolic condition that affects millions. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Basma Faris, a board-certified OB/GYN and certified culinary medicine specialist, to break down the science of PCOS. We discuss: Why PCOS is not just about cystic ovaries The…
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This week Jun and Daniel review the popular Korean reality dating show "Na Neun Solo" (I Am Solo). They explore the format of the show where six men and six women live together for five days in hopes of finding love, using pseudonyms throughout their stay until revealing their real names during the final confession. From analyzing the various chara…
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This week Jun and Daniel dive into a deep exploration of social circles in Korea compared to America. Daniel shares his recent experience joining a church community group after five years, which sparks the main discussion about how social connections form differently across cultures. The hosts debate whether Korean social groups are more like "cliq…
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All subcontractors feel like the general contractor, specifically the superintendent are out to screw them. Sometimes it feels like the site super is playing a zero-sum game. Sometimes it feels like they are setting you up to fail. Sometimes it seems like they are trying to use your own information against you and hang you with it. Other times it f…
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This week Jun and Daniel interview Nelson, a third-culture kid who was born and raised in Brazil before attending college in the US and eventually settling in Korea. They explore his unique journey navigating multiple cultural identities, from experiencing racism as an Asian in Brazil to voluntarily serving in the Korean Marines during a college ga…
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People always ask me, what types of companies should I try to work for? What types of projects are best for my career? How do I make the most money? Listen to this episode and let's discuss the difference between core and shell construction versus T.I. construction (tenant improvement). What do those terms mean? Do they pay differently? Is one type…
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In this episode of Science Savvy, we dive deep into the fascinating ways food influences our brains, bodies, and even our relationships. Joined by food-loving couple Pablo and Alicia, we explore how the taste, smell, and texture of our meals trigger dopamine release, creating cravings and memories. Discover the science of macronutrients, the gut-br…
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This week Jun and Daniel respond to comments from their Instagram Reels, YouTube channel, and emails in their second "Read and Response" episode. From discussing American strawberries tasting like "vegetables you put in soup" to deeper conversations about Korean American identity, our hosts thoughtfully address both supportive feedback and critical…
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In this episode we sit down with Sedrick Seta Tuimoala, a construction entrepreneur with a WILD story. He shares his story; migrating to America to find out that he is not qualified to be in the military, sleeping in the parking lot of a pizza pace, losing money on his first project and becoming a 7-figure construction entrepreneur. He also shares …
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This week Daniel and Jun dive into the latest trends in Korea, as well as looking into predictions for 2025. They explore what's currently popular across the categories of food, fashion, technology, language, culture, and finance. Food trends include the massive popularity of the Netflix show "Culinary Class Wars," blood sugar monitoring, and prote…
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This week Jun and Daniel host their first guest interview with Korean American couple Janice and David Jung from the HoneyJam podcast. Listen in as they discuss navigating Korean American identity, their extended stay in Korea for IVF treatment, and David's innovative venture dehydrating Korean food for camping. From exploring the evolution of jeon…
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It does not matter who you are, what you are, or where you come from... the sky is the limit in the construction industry. If you ever needed to hear a story prove it to you, then this episode is for you! In this episode we sit down with Renae Sams , founder of Build-her.org A non-profit that focuses on supporting young woman in construction and tr…
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In this deeply personal episode of Science Savvy, I sit down with Dehenna Davison, former Member of Parliament for Bishop Auckland, who made headlines when she stepped down from her dream job due to chronic migraine. Dehenna is a powerful advocate for migraine awareness, and she shares her journey—from suffering in silence to securing the first UK …
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This week Jun and Daniel discuss COVID-19 and how Korea and America differed in their responses to the pandemic. From the earliest cases in January 2020 through the various waves of restrictions and regulations, our hosts explore how their respective countries handled everything from contact tracing and quarantine rules to vaccination policies and …
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In this episode we sit down with Steve Ardi, owner and operator of Rock Valley Cabinetry. Steve use to work on Wall Street but today he owns a Kitchen Remodeling Company. Steve shares how he made that transition, how he made it through the shutdowns of 2020, a hiring strategy that EVERYONE wishes they could use, and a unique sales model that enable…
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This week Jun and Daniel welcome two very interesting and unique guests, Seil and Lera. They talk about their life journeys, with topics ranging from the Korean citizenship test, growing up as a third generation Korean in Russia, playing Division III basketball in the US, country living in Korea, and so much more. What does the current naturalizati…
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This is an AMAZING episode. We sit down with Gloria Fuentes Co-Owner of GloJoy Co, a design-build Construction Management firm based in NYC but who operates in several locations on the east coast. Gloria shares her story, what it was like growing up outside of the US while her father worked in the oil industry, what life is like for people in other…
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This week Jun and Daniel discuss major news headlines from December 2024 and January 2025 in both Korea and the United States. They cover four significant events: the martial law declaration in Korea, the Jeju Air crash tragedy, the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the Los Angeles wildfires. Our hosts explore these events through …
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In this episode we sit down with Johnny Maghzal from Togal AI. Johnny is an expert in A.I. in construction. He shares the product we is working on and how that is meant to enhance the human experience in construction. He also shares what is was like growing up in the Middle East, migrating to America, whether or not he thinks that America is the gr…
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Your Brain is a Badass. It can literally rewire itself in the face of a challenge! In this episode, we dive into JJ’s inspiring story—a young boy who was born missing key structural elements of his brain but still managed to get better grades than his schoolmates... How? Learn how neuroplasticity (your brain’s ability to adapt) works, and more impo…
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This week Jun and Daniel dive into design differences between Korea and America, from social media and advertising to architecture and mobile apps. The hosts explore how and why Korean designs tend to be text-heavy and informative, while American designs focus more on visuals and artistic impact. Topics include YouTube thumbnails, movie posters, ad…
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In this episode we sit down with Patrick Brady, bare knuckle fighter and construction business owner. Listen to this episode to find out how that combination came about! He walks us through his childhood, growing up in a abusive home, leaving college to make more money in the trades, battling sobriety, finding discipline while fighting professional…
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This week Jun and Daniel discuss Daniel's recent family trip to Taiwan for the holidays. Listen as Daniel shares his observations and experiences visiting Taipei and surrounding areas, while Jun offers his commentary as someone who has visited multiple times before. From weather to food to cultural influences from both Japan and China, our hosts ex…
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In this episode we sit down with Alayna Joy. Alayna shares an inspirational story that took her from rock bottom to making over 100k per year in the trades. She discusses how she got on the wrong path in life, her battle with addiction, finding an opportunity to turn her life around in trade school (as the only woman in class), ultimately leading t…
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This week Jun and Daniel discuss the much anticipated Squid Game 2, and use it as a way to explore various aspects of Korean culture. Our hosts run through the cast of characters with commentary, discuss each of the Korean games that were played, dive into Korea’s high household debt to GDP ratio, and more. Through discussions of character portraya…
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Ready to make 2025 your most focused, productive, and fulfilling year? In this episode of Science Savvy, we’re diving into the neuroscience of habit formation, focus, and motivation. Learn five brain-backed strategies to start small, reward yourself, build flexibility, embrace accountability, and pre-decide your goals—all designed to help you stick…
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In this episode we sit down with Justin Startari, better known by his social media handle _bluecollarfitness_ . Justin shares his unique story that lead him into the construction industry, why he dropped out of college to pursue a career in the trades, how he prioritizes his health and fitness while working in a physical job, and more! Listen, lear…
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In this episode of Science Savvy, we're diving into the science of love—beyond just romance. From the neuroscience that drives attraction to the biology behind long-term bonding, we explore the fascinating mechanisms behind one of humanity’s most powerful emotions. Together with my friend Alejandra, we break down the stages of love—lust, attraction…
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Join us for lots of giggles and lots of science! In this episode of Science Savvy, I am joined by my bestie of 10 years, Dasha, to dive into the science behind long-term friendships. We explore how your brain syncs up with your closest friends, how oxytocin makes you feel all warm and fuzzy, and why those group chats and weekend hangouts are actual…
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This week Jun and Daniel review the 2005 Korean film "Lady Vengeance", the unofficial final installment in Park Chan-wook's vengeance trilogy. Through their analysis of the film, they explore how revenge is depicted differently in Korean versus American media, discussing themes of collectivism versus individualism, institutional injustice, and the …
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In this episode we sit down with Cody Hansen owner and operator of several construction businesses, including civil construction companies and a construction media company. Cody shares his story taking us through his start in construction, his service in the military, working in the union, then leaving his high paying job to take a leap of faith by…
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This week Jun and Daniel reflect on 2024, and look ahead to 2025 in their year-end wrap-up “SSAMary” episode. The hosts examine their podcast's growth over the past year including reaching #1 on the Apple Podcasts Korea charts and 27000% growth in YouTube subscribers. Additionally, our hosts discuss their most and least favorite episodes, dive into…
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What does ADHD actually feel like? Is it really a deficit, or could it be a difference? And how does social media and modern life play into attention struggles? In this episode of Science Savvy, I sit down with my brother Alex, who has ADHD, to explore these questions and more. Together, we dive into the science behind ADHD, including how neurotran…
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In this episode we sit down with Shawn Martin, a 20 year old entrepreneur in construction. Shawn did not have the "traditional" upbringing we have come to know in the U.S. but Shawn does not feel like he is missing out. Shawn shares his story, what it was like being homeschooled, being raised on the jobsite, getting married at 18 years old, buildin…
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This week Jun and Daniel discuss all things winter! Prompted by the recent first snow (​​첫눈), which happened to be the biggest November snowfall ever recorded in Korean history, our hosts discuss winter life and traditions in Korea compared to America. What is gimjang (김장) season and what is typically eaten with the first batch of kimchi? What are …
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In this episode we sit down with Jonte Hawkins, a guy who has done it all in construction. Jonte takes us through his story, starting in Baltimore, getting an education in the trades, starting his own business, teaching in Federal prison, becoming a licensed builder all over the US, and being a safety director for a national general contractor. He …
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This week Jun and Daniel dive into fashion trends and cultural differences between Korea and America. From men’s hairstyles to women’s modesty norms, our hosts explore how fashion intersects with cultural values, generational divides, and societal expectations. They discuss topics like Korea's recent trend toward athleisure wear, the popularity of …
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In this episode we sit down with "Joshua Savage Maw" aka "jmawnster" on IG. He shares his story coming up from a turbulent childhood, how that forged him into the man he is today, how he found himself in his trade, and why power lifting is important to him as a leader in the industry. Not many people think of this trade when they think about a care…
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Join me, Carmen, your host of Science Savvy, as I dive into the fascinating science of creativity! In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Alicia, a psychology-trained artist and entrepreneur, as we unpack how the brain fuels creativity from a medical and scientific perspective. We’ll explore the roles of the prefrontal cortex and default mode net…
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This week Jun and Daniel explore the annual calendar of holidays and events in both Korea and America. Through a quiz format and month-by-month discussion, our hosts compare how each country celebrates its major holidays, from Lunar New Year and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) in Korea to Thanksgiving (American Mid-Autumn Festival) and Independence D…
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In this episode we sit down with Melvin Martin the owner and operator of Martin Family Craftsmen. Martin shares his story growing up in Mennonite culture (similar to Amish), and what it was like leaving that culture while growing his thriving carpentry business. Martin also shares what it is like to balance business with raising a family of 7 child…
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Welcome to the season-in-review episode. Thank you for coming along on this journey with us where UCD engineering students investigate AI use in university assessments. In this episode, Ashly Antony and Derin Gurman review the main highlights from each episode, as well as some tips and tricks for those of you who have been inspired to try to use AI…
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