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JT Podcast

JT Podcast

By: JT
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 I like to work as little as possible for as few days as possible per week. That gives me time to do things like this! I'm not financially independent yet, but I hope to be in the next 9 years. I'm interested in all the usual stuff - politics, economics, legislation, employment rights etc. etc.JT Politics & Government
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  • Episode 2

    Episode 2
    Apr 6 2025


    In this episode we will hear from Jessica Sutta. She is a former member of the Pussycat Dolls and she recently gave an interview talking about the effects the covid vaccine had on her.

    Source - https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1977360439455784


    Moving on from that we'll have a brief look at what can be achieved using free AI offerings from the comfort of your own home and with very little skill or effort at all.


    A little later we'll hear Austrian YouTuber and prepper Survival Lilly also known as Elisabeth Puntigam, exposing a European Commissioner's parody-style video suggesting Europeans pack a 72 hour emergency survival bag. The whole thing is set to old sounding classical music as though it was not serious.


    Finally we'll have a look through the headlines and main stories in this month's TheLightPaper.


    What can you do with AI?


    Source for 'Their biggest fear' - https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18n7arYgpc/


    Review of TheLightPaper headlines for March/April Issue 55


    Survival Lilly exposes EC member talking about preparing a 72hr survival bag

    Source - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFXR-p4DunA


    EC Commission video by Hadja Lahbib
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    26 mins

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