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(Formerly Solvecast) A collection of podcasts, stories, and experiments from Matters.com — where we explore what matters, one series at a time. This feed is home to interviews, limited series, and audio projects that reflect the wide range of what people care about today — from personal turning points to global conversations, from entertainment to big ideas. Some shows are polished, some are in progress, and some are just us trying things out. They won’t all matter to everyone. That’s the point. It’s all part of the Matters.com platform — a new way to focus, connect, and collaborate around what truly matters.

  1. Glitchy & Glitzy™ Present: Emily Advani's News

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    Glitchy & Glitzy™ Present: Emily Advani's News

    Imagine a news show made just for you — built around the topics you said matter. That's what every Matters.com members get: their own personal News, narrated by Glitchy & Glitzy™, our gamer pup hosts, and created around what they told us matters to them. Their people, their stakes, their week — not a generic feed, not what the algorithm thinks they'll click, not what everyone else is watching.  Each week we feature one member's episode.  Because hearing the news from someone else's perspective is one of the best ways we know to stay out of our own information bubbles. Follow her here: https://matters.com/@emilyadvani419 https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilyadvani/ Want your own news made for you? Matters.com/register This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    2 phút
  2. When AI Keeps You Up at Night on Self Settings™

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    When AI Keeps You Up at Night on Self Settings™

    When AI Takes Keep You Up at Night — Presented by Glitchy & Glitzy™, the gamer pups.  A Matters.com property. THE SITUATION_ I am so worried about AI. I can't sleep at night. Yes I am worried about my job, but even more about our future. What will our kids do for jobs? What will a future be like in a world of AI? You're not alone. In this episode of Self Settings™, Glitchy Pup and Glitzy Pup break down a real situation from someone lying awake at night worrying about AI taking jobs, what their kids will do for a living, and what the future even looks like anymore. Featuring real audio clips from Radiolab and the Cheeky Pint podcast — including Bret Taylor of Sierra on AI agents and a Radiolab story about discovering chaos in unexpected places — the pups dig into the settings that might actually help: Notifications, Background Processes, and Decatastrophizing. Self Settings is a new kind of self-help tool where you search for your settings, find real-life stories from people who've been there, and even get a personalized podcast. You can create your own self-help podcast episode at SelfSettings.com for whatever your current situation is — whether it's a boss fight or a side quest. Cheeky Pint - Bret Taylor of Sierra on AI agents, outcome-based pricing, and the OpenAI board https://cheekypint.substack.com/p/bret-taylor-of-sierra-on-ai-agents Radio Lab - Life in a Barrel https://radiolab.org/podcast/life-in-a-barrel This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    6 phút
  3. Why Growth, Self-Worth, and Mindset Matter to Bianca Lysette, Serial Entrepreneur and Mentor

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    Why Growth, Self-Worth, and Mindset Matter to Bianca Lysette, Serial Entrepreneur and Mentor

    In this episode of Matters.com Presents, Barton Williams interviews Bianca Lysette. Bianca a mentor and serial entrepreneur from Orlando, Florida, shares how growth, mindset, and self-worth have shaped her journey from watching her family struggle financially to building a seven-figure business. She opens up about the importance of always staying a student no matter your level of success, and why mastering cash flow is the key to handling financial setbacks without fear. Bianca also gets real about the power of intentionally surrounding yourself with the right people — even when that means stepping away from close friends and family. [00:28] What matters most to Bianca: growth as a leader, entrepreneur, and whole person [01:00] On staying humble and remaining a student even after reaching success [01:50] How watching her family struggle with money led her to entrepreneurship [02:38] Building a money mindset: confidence, knowledge, and belief in your goals [03:16] Why mastering cash flow is the secret to handling financial failure [04:33] Practical advice for beginners: shoot for the moon and negotiate your worth [05:43] How the five people you surround yourself with shape your success [06:45] How an introvert used meetups and online communities to level up her circle [07:40] Matters.com Speed Round: AI, Dogs, Books, Exercise, Politics, NASA, Sport, Mental Health, Art Find Bianca Lysette online at biancalysette.com This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    10 phút
  4. Why Juvenile Justice Matters to Greg Harris, Nonprofit Executive

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    Why Juvenile Justice Matters to Greg Harris, Nonprofit Executive

    In this episode of Matters.com Presents, Olivia interviews Greg Harris. Greg Harris, Executive Director of CounterACT International and former senior DOJ juvenile justice official, shares what drives his passion for working with incarcerated youth across Central America. He opens up about the complex realities facing young people in Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala — including the unintended consequences of El Salvador's sweeping emergency laws — and explains why catching youth early, building genuine relationships, and providing mentorship are the keys to lasting transformation. Greg also shares the inspiring full-circle moments when formerly incarcerated youth come back to give to their own communities. [00:29] Greg Harris on what matters most: helping incarcerated youth in Central America find hope and a new path [01:13] The Northern Triangle crisis: how Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala ranked in the top 10 murder capitals of the world — and what's changed [02:06] The unintended consequences of El Salvador's emergency law and its impact on youth who had already served their time [03:33] Why believing in a young person's future is the first step — and how mentorship, governments, NGOs, and churches must work together [05:29] The importance of reaching youth early, and how CounterACT works with kids as young as 11 and 12 inside juvenile detention centers [06:19] Practical paths forward: micro-enterprise, informal economies, and building skills when formal employment isn't accessible [13:13] Life inside the book CounterACT: the backstories, the transformation, and the coaches who support youth after release [14:23] The full-circle moment: formerly incarcerated youth returning to their communities to mentor the next generation [07:27] Matters.com Speed Round: Juvenile Justice, Artificial Intelligence, Social Media, Sports, Pizza, Mentorship, Music, Prison Reform You can find Greg Harris at: https://counteract.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregorypharris/ https://www.instagram.com/counteractorg/ This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    16 phút
  5. Why Heart-Led Leadership and Resilience Matter to Lauren Wu, Executive Coach and Attorney

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    Why Heart-Led Leadership and Resilience Matter to Lauren Wu, Executive Coach and Attorney

    In this episode of Matters.com Presents, Barton Williams interviews Lauren Wu. Lauren Wu, attorney, executive coach, keynote speaker, author, and mother, shares the story behind her HEART-Led Leadership framework — and it's deeply personal. After suffering a near-fatal pulmonary embolism at 41, Lauren realized that burnout is a system failure, not a personal one, and she's on a mission to change how leaders show up at work and at home. She walks us through practical small shifts anyone can make, why high achievers need to stop sprinting through a marathon, and how leading with empathy and authenticity can create seismic change over time. [00:35] Lauren introduces the HEART framework: Humanity, Environment, Alignment, Resilience, and Trust [01:58] Lauren shares her personal turning point — a pulmonary embolism at 41 that nearly took her life [03:08] Small shifts that can prevent burnout: rest, honesty, and leading with empathy [06:18] How high achievers can keep achieving without burning out [07:10] Why burnout is a system failure, not a personal failure — and the healthcare product recall analogy [08:21] Modeling healthy behavior for children and letting go of perfectionism [09:31] Lauren's work as an executive coach helping companies change their systems from the inside out [10:04] Matters.com Speed Round: AI, Science, Health, Exercise, Mental Health, Politics, The Arts, Sport, The Oscars, Dogs You can find Lauren Wu at: https://www.heartledleadership.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-foster-wu/ https://www.instagram.com/heartledlauren This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    14 phút
  6. Why Laughter and Yoga Matters to Cathy Nesbitt, Advocate and Entrepreneur

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    Why Laughter and Yoga Matters to Cathy Nesbitt, Advocate and Entrepreneur

    In this episode of Matters.com Presents, Barton Williams interviews Cathy Nesbitt. Cathy is a health and wellness advocate, entrepreneur, and laughter yoga teacher from Canada who has built two remarkable missions: a 24-year-old worm composting business focused on environmental wellness, and an online laughter club helping people escape stress and find joy.  Cathy explains how laughter yoga works as an intentional exercise — not jokes or comedy — and how the body releases happy hormones like dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins when we laugh, whether the laughter is real or simulated.  She also opens up about her personal journey from worm entrepreneur to laughter advocate, and why she believes we can't care for the planet unless we first take care of our mental health.  [00:00:26] Why laughter matters: the global mental health crisis and the power of intentional laughter  [00:01:00] What laughter yoga actually is — and why it's more fun than a bicep curl  [00:01:44] How simulated laughter triggers real happy hormones in the body  [00:02:43] From worm composting to laughter yoga: cathy's entrepreneurial journey  [00:03:27] How a tough moment in 2012 led cathy to discover laughter yoga  [00:04:27] How the COVID-19 pandemic turned laughter into a serious full-time mission  [00:05:36] How a good laughter yoga professional helps shy or resistant participants open up  [00:06:00] Why we must laugh especially when the world feels heavy  [00:07:00] The healing connection between laughter and nature  [07:24] Matters.com Speed Round: AI, Dogs, America, Storytelling, Laughter, Sadness, Mental Health, Driverless Cars, Travel, Hard Copy Books  You can find Cathy at: https://www.cathysclub.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathynesbitt/ This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    11 phút
  7. Why Trust and Resilience Matter to Marco Barnes Jr, Real Estate Investor

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    Why Trust and Resilience Matter to Marco Barnes Jr, Real Estate Investor

    Olivia interviews real estate investor and resilience advocate Marco Barnes Jr., who shares how losing everything in the 2008 crash led to homelessness and forced him to rebuild by taking a grueling summer job on an Alaska fishing boat to earn $20,000. He explains how he used that money to partner up, restart in real estate, and grow from a two-person operation into a mortgage business with 300+ employees and a $20 million credit line, later becoming a private capital investor. Marco talks about what matters to him now—trust, self-understanding, resiliency, and surrounding yourself with the right community and mentors—and encourages people to believe in themselves and keep pursuing their passion. In the speed round, they touch on entrepreneurship, mental health, AI, bankruptcy, sports, real estate investing, music, and homelessness.  You can find Marco Barnes Jr at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-barnes-jr-48074720b/ 00:27 Crash to Homelessness 01:02 Alaska Fishing Boat Reset 02:02 Rebuilding in Real Estate 03:14 Resilience Mindset 04:15 Community and Mentors 07:01 Finding Your Passion 08:29 Mental Fortitude Lessons 10:59 Speed Round  12:06 Money and Life Takes 15:57 Giving Back on Homelessness This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    19 phút
  8. Living in the Moment and Mental Health, with Alex Ranahan

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    Living in the Moment and Mental Health, with Alex Ranahan

    Alex Ranahan on Being More Childlike and Living in the Present Barton  talks with Bristol-based virtual event emcee, presenter, and actor Alex Ranahan about what matters to him right now: reconnecting to the present moment instead of constantly chasing the next goal. Alex shares how social media and online advice can turn self-improvement into pressure and comparison, and suggests scrapping the idea of a life “journey” in favor of gratitude, appreciation, and measuring progress by how you feel and how your perspective has shifted over time.  In the speed round, Alex says AI matters as a tool that extends capability, along with dogs, pantomime, social media (as a tool, not a replacement), the USA, mental health, paper books, and travel, while skipping the Epstein files and driverless cars. 02:59 Escaping Comparison Culture 04:43 Scrap the Journey Mindset 06:05 Gratitude in the Now 06:58 Reflecting Without Regret 09:21 Speed Round Begins 09:40 AI and Dogs 10:59 Pantomime and Social Media 13:23 Mental Health and Books 15:19 Travel and Wonder 16:38 Where to Find Alex 17:03 Closing Thanks This podcast is brought to you by Matters.com.  A new social media and collaboration platform - launching soon.  Join thousands getting the Matters.com newsletter — world news, fresh perspectives, and early beta access.

    17 phút
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(Formerly Solvecast) A collection of podcasts, stories, and experiments from Matters.com — where we explore what matters, one series at a time. This feed is home to interviews, limited series, and audio projects that reflect the wide range of what people care about today — from personal turning points to global conversations, from entertainment to big ideas. Some shows are polished, some are in progress, and some are just us trying things out. They won’t all matter to everyone. That’s the point. It’s all part of the Matters.com platform — a new way to focus, connect, and collaborate around what truly matters.

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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Matters.com
  • Năm hoạt động
    2020 - 2026
  • Tập
    104
  • Xếp hạng
    Sạch
  • Bản quyền
    © 2026 Thabble, LLC
  • Trang web chương trình
    Matters.com Presents
  • Nhà cung cấp
    Thabble, LLC