Clare Epstein from Vector Solutions talks about the latest and greatest in keeping your workers safe
It should be job one for everyone, but especially for manufacturers, to ensure the people who work for us go home every night in at least as good condition as they were in when they showed up for the job.
Among other offeringss, Vector Solutions focuses on providing training that helps make that happen every single day. Clare Epstein, Vector's General Manager, Commercial Business Sector, joined us for Episode 107 to tell us all about it.
This one's important, folks - tune in the for the whole thing!
Link to the study Clare mentioned: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_QFsPHT5LUpb9CW9TTckMBxkZty2VBm-/view
Vector Solutions homepage: www.vectorsolutions.com
** My apologies for the echo on my audio! Fortunately I was smart enough to let our awesome guest do most of the talking.
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Lori Waiser and Brian Hollowaty of Los Angeles Brands tell their manufacturing success story
Nothing like throwing yourself a challenge! Los Angeles Brands has its production of skin care and beauty products right there in the LA area, just to make things interesting. Then they launch their products against some of the biggest, best-known, and best-funded brands there are!
Lori Waiser and Brad Hollowaty joined us to tell us how they do all that successfully. There are a couple of big reasons we learn along the way, like how the two of them make a very powerful team by each bringing very different strengths to the mix, and how having a foot on both coasts (Brad and the HQ are out west, while Lori and her product expertise are in the New York City area) is a huge advantage.
Other highlights:
13:00 - ask a lot of questions
14:40 - in this area of corner of business, manufacturing in the US is critical
16:00 - cost and regulatory challenges
20:30 - finding areas of white space to go after, and their innovative business model
24:50 - product advantages and creating differentiation
It's one heck of a great story, and Lori and Brian tell it extremely well! Check out the whole show - you'll be glad you did!
Oh, and here's their business link: https://losangelesbrands.com/
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Paul H. Tice tells us about his dire warnings about ESG and global finance from his recent book
This is the most important episode we've done so far. That's because, if we don't heed the call to action from author Paul Tice in his book, *The Race to Zero: How ESG Investing Will Crater the Global Financial System,* our economy and our way of life are doomed. He joined us for Episode 105 to tell us why.
According to Tice, ESG - standing for environmental, social, and governance - investment mandates that were put together by a host of bad actors in the environmental activism and global governance realm are now being put into action by national regulatory bodies. And what they essentially do is commandeer everyone's investment dollars to serve their impossible net-zero agenda.
Here are some of the main points from the episode:
6:20 – ESG is “the corporate equivalent of inviting a vampire into your house.”
9:15 – ESG is the funding mechanism for the climate change agenda
10:30 – the illuminating example of the Dakota Access Pipeline story
17:00 – the lackluster response from the energy companies about the assault on their existence
23:30 – IEA says by 2025, no more investment in oil and gas
29:25 – the case for optimism
35:00 – aggressively going after the crowd who are destroying finance – antitrust and the Sherman act, RICO, and the like
40:55 – why logic won’t work
It's vital you learn all about Tice's warnings, because time is short and your future depends on it. Check out the whole episode, and do also check out the links for his books and his new place of research "residence" at the links below.
Book link: https://www.amazon.com/Sustainable-Investment-Scam-Progressive-Financial/dp/1641773472/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
National Center for Energy Analytics: https://energyanalytics.org/
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Quality guru Michelle Brydalski gives us the all the latest scoop about food safety
The terrible headlines of recalls and foodborne illnesses can have people thinking our food supply is a disaster. But the fact is that while it's safer now than at almost any time in the past, there are always places where our producers can improve. Michelle Brydalski, VP of Food Safety, Quality, and Regulatory at Charcuterie Artisans, joined us to tell us all the latest when it comes to the safety of the food we buy and eat. Your host can vouch for her personally - he had the great pleasure of working with her at General Mills some years back!
Tune in to hear what our food processors do to make sure what they make is safe, and where there are some challenges to be addressed. Michelle tells it like it is, whether it's celebrating the great work our manufacturers do, or highlighting the areas that still need more work.
Oh, and if you've got a food-oriented startup or small company that needs help to make sure you have all your bases covered, you should give Michelle a call!
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Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling of Always On Energy Research on why we're heading for an energy disaster
Having just founded Always On Energy Research, Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling -experts on power generation and our creaky grids - joined us to give us their unique perspectives on America's electricity situation. They publish routinely on the subject on their Substack, "Energy Bad Boys."
Isaac is the VP of Research and Mitch is the Director of Research at their new outfit, and they bring incredible depth to this critical discussion. Here are some highlights:
7:00 - why the levelized cost of electricity measure is misleading
10:50 - MISO and the shutdown of its coal-fired power plants
16:45 - the closure of the Metal Technologies Northern Foundry in Hibbing, Minnesota, because of high electricity prices
19:00 - our need to build reliable power generating plants, particularly nuclear
Tune in and learn a whole lot more about this vital topic!
Isaac and Mitch's Substack: https://energybadboys.substack.com/
Always On Energy Research website (not active as of this show's date, but keep checking back!): aoenergy.org
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Konstantin Christoulakis shares his encyclopedic knowledge of metal markets and mining
For our 102nd episode, your host is joined by his pal who helped him with a Forbes article about mining a year ago, and who has been his go-to guy for metals intelligence ever since.
Konstantin Christoulakis is a senior manager of procurement and risk for a metals trading company, and has oodles of experience in supply chains in general. He talks about the coming demand for metals, especially copper, and how today's mining isn't positioned to fill that demand. He offers his thoughts on why that is and what we should do to start fixing it.
Konstantin's in-laws were miners, so in addition to his intensive career experience in the metals world, he also has some close contacts who have helped shape his understanding of that side of our critical supply chains.
Tune in and get ready for some serious learning!
Additional resources:
The Forbes article Konstantin helped with - https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimvinoski/2023/04/28/theres-not-enough-copper-for-our-electrification-plansand-biden-is-making-it-worse/
The slides Konstantin refers to near the end - https://ln5.sync.com/dl/7f317fb40/vafuzx3k-hh7dp8ke-kv3tr3xy-6u3dxzgf
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Your host Jim Vinoski explains how Biden's regulations blitz is the industrial suicide of America
In a recent Forbes article, your host explained how Germany was undergoing the beginnings of deindustrialization as a result of its horrible energy policies, and how that should be a warning to America.
Unfortunately the current administration's regulatory policies now have the US on an even worse path than Germany. This is an existential threat to all of American industry, and it's past time for manufacturing leaders to start doing what the farmers have been doing in Europe.
Tune in and hear Jim Vinoski explain it all, and please comments, share, and subscribe.
Here are some links to what Jim talks about:
German deindustrialization Forbes article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimvinoski/2024/02/29/german-deindustrialization-is-a-wake-up-call-for-us-manufacturers/?sh=781e22dc7c0c
Biden regulatory blitz: https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-congress-regulation-administrative-state-democrats-republicans-government-agencies-1c40da77
John Hinderaker's piece at the Powerline blog on the recent EPA power plant insanity: https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2024/04/us-set-to-regress-from-modernity.php
Explanation of the ongoing Supreme Court review of the Chevron case: https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/01/supreme-court-likely-to-discard-chevron/
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Our gravelly-voiced announcer John Farabee joins us for Episode 100 to talk supply chains
Yes indeed, Episode 100 is upon us! We could have a celebrity or a head of state as a guest, but it was obvious the right choice was a guy that fans of the show have heard from many times before! John Farabee, our intro and outro voice-over guy, is also one of the most knowledgeable and insightful supply chain gurus we know. So as the only other guy besides our host whose voice has appeared on every episode, it only made sense to finally have him share his thoughts on that topic that has had pretty much everyone's attention since the dark days of Covid.
Tune in and hear first his Lou Holtz quote that is his guiding supply chain principle, then stay tuned for the whole thing as John shares his deep wisdom about the state of our supply chains now, the lessons we should have learned from the drama of the past few years, and where things are headed.
And be sure to stay till the end when John and our host, both tremendous believers and and supporters of the Boy Scouts of America, share their thoughts on why that program is more crucial than ever for our young people.
One last note: John mentions another old friend of the show, Dean Wegner, whose company Authentically American is a story John is particularly fond of. You can find Dean's stuff here: https://www.authenticallyamerican.us/
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Artem Kroupenev from Augury talks about using AI to improve plant capacity and predictability
Augury got its start using a unique way to monitor manufacturing machine health: the sound of the equipment! It's one of those ideas that, once you hear it, seems so blindingly obvious - except you didn't think of it!
Now they have over 150 of the largest manufacturers as customers, and they continue to grow.
The company uses AI to reduce waste and downtime and to improve processes in all kinds of industries. Their VP of Strategy, Artem Kroupenev, joined us for Episode 99 to tell us all about it.
Tune in and learn about the whole story, and how they might help you!
Augury website: https://www.augury.com/
Link to your host's 2019 Forbes article about Augury: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimvinoski/2019/09/30/the-machine-whisperers-this-startup-improves-machine-health-through-digital-transformation/
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David Schild and the PCBAA are on a mission to rebuild America's printed circuit board industry
Like too much of American manufacturing, our domestic production capacity for printed circuit boards - the things on which the computer chips that power so much of our world anymore reside - departed decades ago for other lands.
Now we're too dependent on foreign nations for that supply, and especially worrying is how much we're dependent on a potential geopolitical adversary.
David is executive director at the Printed Circuit Board Association of America, and he joined us for Episode 98 to tell us how we lost this vital industrial capability and what he thinks we need to do to get at least some of it back.
Tune in and check out the whole story!
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Frank Seidel of Wamser Batra USA explains why and how US manufacturers should expand into India
Manufacturing looks like it's turning the corner here in the US, so now is a good time for our domestic producers to look at expanding their businesses. Frank Seidel, Managing Director at Wamser Batra USA, thinks India is a great market to look at, and he joined us to tell us why that is and what companies here need to do about it. He looks at demographics and income growth and says India beats China as a growth market hands down.
Now, to be fair, what Wamser Batra USA does to make their money is to help companies do exactly the above. But Frank didn't join us for a no-hold-barred sales job - he brought practical advice on how to get started, what to do along the way, and how to succeed at what he says has to be a long-term play. Here's a timeline with some highlights:
7:20 - the importance of due diligence
10:40 - why it's critical company leaders actually go to India
14:30 - why you should bring the CEO of any Indian company you're going to partner with here to the US
17:40 - the different production options, like making here and exporting there, making domestically for each separate market, or making there and importing here
There's a whole lot more great advice and concrete steps to take. It boils down to what Frank shared with me separately: "Don't just go to India because it looks like a good opportunity. Make sure it's the right fit for your business."
Tune in and check out the whole thing!
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Shawn Connors of the Atomic Garage Movement explains why he's a staunch advocate for nuclear energy
At one time, when he lived in the shadow of southwest Michigan's Palisades nuclear power plant, former business owner, author, and employee communications guru Shawn Connors opposed nuclear energy. But then he decided to do his own research and discovered that the horror stories in the media that had convinced him nukes were dangerous were just plain wrong.
That's when he founded the Atomic Garage Movement, which uses the arts to help convince people that nuclear energy is safe, clean, and reliable.
He has also written both a nonfiction educational book and a fictional novel that both help tell the real story of nuclear energy (links below!)
He joined us for Episode 96 to tell us all about his conversion, and why he believes we should ditch all the arbitrary deadlines for replacing our electricity generating stations, stop retiring our coal and gas plants, and instead embark on a program to replace them when their production lives end with nuclear plants.
And about Palisades? He's revved up to see it reopened, and thinks it can help make Michigan a nuclear center for the nation.
Here are the links:
Books:
Non-fiction: The Quick Read Nuclear Energy Guide: 21 Easy-to-Understand Q&As - https://www.amazon.com/Quick-Nuclear-Energy-Guide-Understand-ebook/dp/B0CH8MNNH4?ref_=ast_author_dp
Novel: Chain Reaction: A Story About Power in the Age of Climate Change -
https://www.amazon.com/Chain-Reaction-Story-Climate-Change/dp/B0CGLH8M1P/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
Article that I read that first flagged Shawn's work for me: https://www.bridgemi.com/guest-commentary/opinion-wind-solar-arent-enough-case-palisades-nuclear-plant
Atomic Garage Movement site: https://atomicgaragemovement.com/
This episode aired originally on YouTube on March 26, 2024.
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Harry Moser of the Reshoring Initiative discusses how to bring more manufacturing back to America
Starting first with the supply chain and production disruptions of the pandemic, and now being reinforced by the unrest in the Middle East, the idea that outsourcing manufacturing is always a cost savings move has been shown to be wrong.
Harry Moser, founder and president of the Reshoring Initiative, has been saying that for years. In fact, he came up with a calculation tool, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Estimator, to show businesses that in many cases manufacturing right here in the USA makes the most economic sense. (See the links at the bottom of this page.)
Harry joined us for Episode 91 to dive into all the details. Here are a few of the highlights of our chat:
12:11 - reshoring job figures
22:11 - how reshoring can cut emissions
24:30 - the effect of reshoring on worker education and workforce development
30:18 - the relationship between reshoring and sound Lean principles
Harry rightly points out that for us to convince our younger generations that manufacturing is a good career choice, there have to be manufacturing jobs available. That's why the increasing head of steam reshoring is seeing is so important.
Tune in and check out the whole discussion!
The Reshoring Initiative's home page: https://www.reshorenow.org/
TCO Estimator tool: https://www.reshorenow.org/tco-estimator/
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 20, 2024.
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James Hohman of the Mackinac Center tells why subsidies for manufacturers are bad news
Doesn't it seem like every single day now brings fresh news of another monstrous dollop of tax money is being given away somewhere in the US to coerce some manufacturer to build and "create jobs?" That's great news, right?
Not so much, and James Hohman, Director of Fiscal Policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy right here in Michigan, is here to tell us why it's not. Here are just a few of the points he covers:
20:00 - a better way: create a better business environment and quality of life
23:45 - job creation and loss under these schemes
26:00 - money spent versus jobs created
30:00 - economic development program spending versus schools and prisons
Check out the whole thing to learn why the better road is to let manufacturers pay their own way while making the business environment and workforce attractive enough that they'll come to your state anyway!
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 27, 2024.
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Ankush Malhotra talks about Fluke Reliability's use of AI to improve preventive maintenance
Fluke Reliability has been a mainstay in manufacturing maintenance for a long, long time. With tools like temperature and vibration monitors and acoustic and thermal imaging, they've helped make true preventive maintenance a reality for industry. So it was extremely informative for Episode 93 to chat with their president, Ankush Malhotra, about their recent acquisition of Azima DLI, which is helping supercharge Fluke's aggressive push into the use of AI for machine failure prevention.
Ankush gives us a deep dive into what Fluke has going on with its new efforts, and how they can help manufacturers of all kinds stay competitive in today's tough business environment.
Tune in and check out the whole thing!
This episode aired originally on March 5, 2024.
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Simeon Wallis and Michael Lange from Aprio bring us the latest quarterly manufacturing outlook
Episode 94 once more features our friends from Aprio, a CPA-led advisory firm with over 700 clients in their Manufacturing and Distribution Practice. Simeon Wallis and Michael Lange join us to discuss their latest quarterly "Manufacturing and Distribution Insights" report, which is a great look into the state of business for American industry.
Simeon is Chief Investment Officer and leader of Aprio’s Wealth Management Practice, and Michael is Partner in Assurance Services at Aprio, so they bring a whole lot of expertise to the subject.
The latest issue had more good news for manufacturers, including a slight rise in manufacturing sentiment from the Institute for Supply Managers and a boom in plant construction spending. But there were also indications of weakening demand, and a fresh ISM report came out after we recorded showing a decline in the outlook of industry professionals. Michael and Simeon dive into all the details of their report and give their insights about the current state of things and where they think we're headed.
Tune in and hear the whole expert story!
View the Aprio quarterly insights report here: https://www.aprio.com/6-manufacturing-distribution-insights-from-q1-2024-and-what-they-mean-for-you/
This episode aired originally on March 12, 2024.
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Aaron Halfacre of Modiv chats about how and why his company invests in manufacturing properties
Modiv is a real estate investment trust (REIT). That's company uses investor money to trade in real estate. For Modiv, it's not just any real estate - the company focuses entirely on manufacturing properties, investing in industrial properties via long-term net leases. Their CEO, Aaron Halfacre, joins us for Episode 95 to tell us why that's a good business proposition for his investors and for the owners of the manufacturing companies alike.
Aaron also discusses how Modiv's corporate values are rooted in the small-town strong-work-ethic background he grew up with. We talked West Virginia, Mississippi, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and chicken farms!
You can learn more about Modiv here: https://modiv.com/
This episode aired originally on YouTube on March 19, 2024.
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Governor Greg Gianforte of Montana tells us about his free-market efforts to attract manufacturers
Montana isn't just one of America's fastest-growing states in population. It's also rapidly expanding its manufacturing base, growing it by 14% last year alone!
Why? Not because of giant dollops of taxpayer-funded subsidies. Governor Greg Gianforte, a serial entrepreneur and former small businessman himself, and the Montana legislature have focused on improving the general business environment and other areas critical to industrial companies like skilled trades training. They've tried to tackle all the different areas of government that were holding manufacturing back. And it's working.
The governor joined us for Episode 86 to talk about the tax relief efforts he has led, the reductions in regulations that he worked with the legislature to pass, his efforts to solve the housing crunch so many areas of the country are still struggling with, and his partnering with educational institutions and business groups to make sure the workers that manufacturing employers need will be there.
Companies like Hyundai's New Horizons Studio, German high-tech vacuum component maker VACOM, and military ammunition producer Brixtel Defense have all selected Montana for new facilities.
Tune in and learn all the small-government winning ways that have Montana's manufacturing growing fast!
Here's a link to Governor Gianforte's bio: https://governor.mt.gov/About/
Here are a couple of related Forbes articles by your host:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimvinoski/2023/12/22/vacoms-new-us-hq-is-another-win-in-montanas-manufacturing-blitz/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimvinoski/2023/02/03/bozeman-landed-hyundais-new-horizons-studio-rd-center-now-montana-is-on-the-hunt-for-more-manufacturing/
This episode aired originally on YouTube on January 30, 2024.
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Energy guru Dr. Lars Schernikau tells us why the touted "energy transition" is completely off-base!
Episode 88 is another must-see. Energy economist, entrepreneur, commodities trader, and author Dr. Lars Schernikau joins us to talk about his latest book, *The Unpopular Truth about Electricity and the Future of Energy,* which he co-wrote with Professor William Hayden Smith.
Lars dives into just why our current path of rapid additions of variable renewables is wrong and why battery storage and hydrogen won't help. He introduces his concept of eROI - energy return on investment - and tells us why it's crucial. He tells us why coal is still vital and why nuclear is an absolute must, and how geothermal and even off-planet solar might play a part in our energy future.
And finally, he explains why the situation right now in Germany ought to be educating us all on exactly the wrong way to do things energy-wise.
Do tune in and listen to the whole thing!
Check out Lars's homepage here: https://unpopular-truth.com/
And get a copy of his book (highly recommended!) here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BM3T8BBG?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_JXKGDT67BYEJ37BEAEB3
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 6, 2024.
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Former Broadway star Michael Lynch of Praxie talks about all things AI
Appearing on Broadway in Les Misérables... playing a part on General Hospital... and launching an AI-driven industry software services company?
Yep, yep, and yep, if you're Michael Lynch. He joined us for Episode 89 to chat about all of it.
After earning a living singing, dancing, and starring on stage and screen, Michael served as CEO of Right Hemisphere Inc., a provider of small tools for graphics professionals. The company was acquired by SAP, where Michael led the Internet of Things business. The he co-founded Praxie, a business process automation company.
Michael dives into the specific services Praxie brings to manufacturing customers, including making data actionable and making Lean efforts more effective.
This one was fun, entertaining, and educational! Check out the whole thing!
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 8, 2024.
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Nuclear engineer and Miss America 2023 Grace Stanke shares why we need a lot more nuclear energy
Grace Stanke spent her reign last year as Miss America promoting nuclear energy. And she knows what she's talking about - in December she graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in nuclear engineering! She joined us for Episode 90 to talk about why nuclear is safer and less expensive than you might think, and why there are even bigger things on the horizon with Small Modular Reactors and, one day, nuclear fusion!
Some highlights:
4:00 - how Grace chose nuclear engineering
19:00 - the nuclear power generation business is safer for its workers than grocery or fast food!
22:30 - nuclear energy is clean energy!
24:20 - we need 70% of our power to be reliable baseload, and Grace thinks 30% to 40% ought to be nuclear
It's well worth your time to check out the whole thing! Grace shares other experiences too, like when she played an AC/DC song on her violin for the talent portion of an earlier pageant, and how she recorded with us just before she jetted off to Africa to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro!
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 13, 2024.
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Blake Teipel of Nexa3D gives us all the latest news about the 3D printing scene
It's been a while since we covered 3D printing here. Who better to chat with about it than Blake Teipel, who joined us for our Episode 87? He co-founded Essentium, maker of high-speed extrusion 3D printers and materials, and they were just acquired by Nexa3D. Now Blake is Chief Strategy Officer for the combined company, and he'll be there at the helm taking Nexa3D into the future.
Despite some doldrums in the industry right now, Blake is bullish on that future. Tune in and hear him talk about the industry's strengths and opportunities, including fast-improving hardware, software, and materials. He gives us his thoughts about the need for industry consolidation and how companies can position themselves for success.
With GlobalData recently predicting that the 3D printing global business will reach $70 billion by 2030, the insights Blake has to offer are crucial if you're wanting to learn what's what in additive.
Tune in and check out the whole show - you'll be glad you did!
This episode aired originally on YouTube on February 1, 2024.
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Our favorite scientist Mark Mills is back to talk about his book, *The Cloud Revolution!*
The funniest polymath around joins us once again, this time to do a deep dive into his latest book. Mark P. Mills, now Distinguished Fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and Contributing Editor at City Journal, waxes poetic about his predictions for a whale of a decade in *The Cloud Revolution: How the Convergence of New Technologies Will Unleash the Next Economic Boom and a Roaring 2020s.*
Tune in and hear his prognostications about everything The Cloud will bring: new and better materials, AI, robots, better education, better jobs, a lot more 3D printing, and a whole lot more!
As always with Mark, it's an enjoyable and educational chat.
Get your own copy of his book here (highly recommended!): https://www.amazon.com/Cloud-Revolution-Convergence-Technologies-Economic/dp/1641772301/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1704765177&sr=8-1
This episode aired originally on YouTube on January 9, 2023.
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The true legends of manufacturing livestreaming are here, Curt Anderson and Damon Pistulka!
If you're doing any kind of show about manufacturing, then you want to be just like Damon Pistulka and Curt Anderson, creators and hosts at Manufacturing eCommerce Success! These two wrote the book on how to make engaging content focused on industry.
Plus they were some of the originators at LinkedIn Live, showing the rest of us how to do it right!
They joined us for Episode 84 to tell us all about their backgrounds, how the dark days of the Covid lockdowns helped lead them to launch their legendary show, how they bring such incredible energy, and whole bunch more!
Tune in and check out the whole thing to learn all about these unbelievably great guys and what they do!
This episode aired originally on YouTube on January 16, 2023.
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Jeffrey Korzenik, author of *Untapped Talent,* talks about second chance hiring
For Episode 85, we're joined by Jeffrey Korzenik, chief economist at one of our major American banks and author of the very important book, *Untapped Talent: How Second Chance Hiring Works for Your Business and the Community.*
He tells us all the critical reason we should all be taking a look at hiring those who've previously been incarcerated or have criminal records. Right now they can find themselves with almost no path to earning a living, which makes it pretty tough to get off the path of crime and onto one of being a productive citizen.
Jeff tells us why it's good economics, good business, and being a good human being to try to give those who've made legal mistakes a second chance.
Jeff also tells about the hurdles companies will face in getting after this laudable goal, and where they can find help to do it.
Check out Jeff's website here, where you can get a copy of his book (highly recommended!): https://www.jeffkorzenik.com/
This episode aired originally on YouTube on January 23, 2023
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