Ever wonder what happens when patient record requests are ignored, invoices go wild, and cybersecurity takes a coffee break? Spoiler: it ends with lawsuits, settlements, and a whole lot of legal back-and-forth. In this episode, we unpack a right of access case that dragged on longer than a season of courtroom drama, and then dive into the spaghetti mess of post-breach chaos - where class action lawsuits spring up like mushrooms and documentation (or lack thereof) can make or break you. If you thought the breach was the worst part… oh honey, it's just getting started.

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Here's the deal: making predictions about 2026 is about as useful as a chocolate teapot. So instead of peering into a cloudy crystal ball, we're laying down some solid groundwork for planning ahead. We're talking AI governance, backup strategies that actually work (yes, tested ones), and why you should absolutely know if your vendor quietly stopped signing BAAs. Buckle up—it's a 2026 survival guide with fewer guesses and more "you got this."

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It's that time of year again where audio perfection goes to die and chaos reigns supreme! In this special episode, we celebrate ten years of podcasting excellence by showcasing the exact opposite: dogs with digestive drama, countdowns that never count down quite right, rogue microphones, clumsy kitchen accidents, and travel mics that seem personally offended by their own existence.

Expect Donna's thumb to take a hit (thanks, chef's knife), David to escape suspicion of living off the grid, and Bojan to quietly question all his life choices while trying to make this circus sound good from across the ocean.

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You know that warm fuzzy feeling you get thinking AI will solve all your business problems and let you retire early? Yeah, this episode is the cold shower you didn't know you needed. We're talking about why most AI projects crash harder than a Segway on launch day, how businesses keep falling into the same traps, and why treating AI like a superpowered intern (instead of your replacement) might be the smarter move.

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Adulting is hard — but digital adulting? That's a whole new level of chaos. In this episode, we dive headfirst into the "Most Wired" survey like it's a techie BuzzFeed quiz for healthcare organizations. From cyber headaches and budget excuses to AI hype and "we've always done it this way" energy, we unpack the nine domains that determine whether your digital health game is fire… or just floppy disk-level tragic.

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Ever wondered what really keeps the Internet running - and what happens when it all goes sideways? The latest Cloudflare outage served up a reality check, exposing just how much of our digital world hangs together with a mix of duct tape, toothpicks, and a whole lot of hope. In this episode we dive into how this outage sent shockwaves through everything from simple website clicks to healthcare payment systems, and why most folks had no idea Cloudflare was even a linchpin for their daily operations.

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If you thought AI in healthcare was just about cool robots and faster diagnoses, surprise! There's a whole army of volunteers wrangling the chaos behind the scenes, and our own Donna Grindle is leading the charge. In this episode, we take a peek into the AI cyber-security kitchen of the Health Sector Coordinating Council, where they're cooking up definitions, glossaries, and playbooks faster than AI can generate cat videos. It's education, governance, and cyber-risk planning, all served with a side of snark and sincerity.

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You thought phishing was just an email problem? Oh sweet summer child. This episode dives into the new frontier of cyber shenanigans: LinkedIn. That's right — the land of business jargon, inspirational posts, and awkward endorsements is now a playground for scammers sliding into your DMs like they're networking for the dark web. Get ready to learn why accepting that too-good-to-be-true board invitation from "a company in South America" might end with malware, not margaritas.

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