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Buckle up, folks, because this episode is a wild ride across the Atlantic and straight into the heart of HR’s techy transformation! We’re diving headfirst into the world where humans and robots (well, AI bots) join forces to make work less of a slog and more of a sci-fi adventure. Picture this: daylight savings has us springing forward, and we’re not just talking about losing an hour of sleep—we’re leaping into a future where HR isn’t just paperwork and coffee stains, but a slick, tech-powered powerhouse. Meet Alan Walker , CEO of Udder First up, we unpack the chaos of internet outages (colorful language included, but we kept it PG for your delicate ears) and how the UK apparently has it all figured out—or do they? Spoiler: Spring hasn’t quite sprung over there yet, but their HR game is blooming with tech wizardry. Across the pond, we’re connecting the dots on how HR pros are ditching the old-school grind for shiny new tools that make hiring, firing, and inspiring a whole lot smoother. Ever wondered how AI is shaking up the talent acquisition scene? We’ve got the scoop on “agentic AI”—fancy talk for bots that handle the grunt work like screening resumes, scheduling chats, and even sweet-talking candidates with personalized vibes. It’s like having a super-smart intern who never sleeps (or complains about the coffee). Plus, we’re spilling the tea on how these digital minions can level the playing field, giving every applicant a fair shot—no more “first 100 resumes only” nonsense. But wait, there’s more! We geek out on the nitty-gritty of digital transformation—think less “fear of change” and more “fear of missing out on the cool stuff.” From whipping up slide decks with AI magic (goodbye, PowerPoint purgatory) to tackling monstrous RFPs without breaking a sweat, we’re serving up practical hacks for the modern workplace. And yes, we even sneak in a hot tip: check out tools like Gamma and Eleven Labs if you want to impress your boss or just sound cooler than you already are. On the business front, we get real about growing a company without a sales team—yep, it’s all about killer work and referrals so good they’d make your grandma proud. No silver bullets here, just solid advice on staying front-and-center with your network and building partnerships that don’t fizzle out faster than a cheap sparkler. Oh, and we’ve got a juicy teaser for next time: something about custard and a name that’s udderly ridiculous (see what we did there?). Trust us, you’ll want to tune back in for that story. For now, grab your headphones, HR heroes, and get ready to laugh, learn, and maybe even code your way to a better workday. This is “Tech Across the Pond,” where HR meets hilarity—and a little bit of AI spice! Connect with us: Website: udder.rocks Email: alan@udder.rocks LinkedIn: Look for the bald guy with glasses named Alan Walker (he’s one of a kind!). Next Episode Hint: Custard chaos awaits—don’t miss it! Looking to upgrade your hiring? Contact Tony , today.

Check Alan out here: www.alanwalkermusic.net Born and raised in New York City, Alan Walker has been playing in clubs there since the mid-80s, with his first show at CBGBs and his first band Club Iguana. He is the former lead singer and piano & organ player of rootsy/melodic pop band, The Brilliant Mistakes, who were aptly named after a song by one of their songwriting mentors, Elvis Costello. The Brilliant Mistakes had a great run starting in 1993, releasing three albums (two with Schleifer producing) before stopping in 2012. The band frequented the downtown NYC club scene and, at one time, was a WFUV favorite, appearing live there as well as with Jerry Treacy on his 'Crash on The Levee' radio show. They were played by David Dye on WXPN's World Cafe as well as on Vin Scelsa's Idiot's Delight and performed at SXSW for a few years. Alongside his musical career, Walker works full time in book publishing (VP of Higher Education at Penguin Random House). He spoke more about it all in a 2019 podcast interview with Center Stage with Pamela Kuhn, who says he, "has put the polish on life as a popular musician while having an extended and successful livelihood in publishing... Every great composer has their own love of the marriage of music and word. And I can't help but feel that Alan Walker has kept his creativity fresh with his day 'gig' at Penguin Publishing that keeps honing his skills."Although the city definitely had an effect on who Alan Walker is, the songs he writes, and certainly the musicians he has become most closely involved with, he says, "I get just as much inspiration from being in the country, outdoors hiking with my dogs or on a road bike. I'm half city, half country boy, having grown up in NYC and the hills of Western MA. I'd like to think there is both humor and a subtle edge to my lyrics, which may be the city side of me, and also melancholy in my melodies, which is the country part, but then again, maybe it's not so simple, and it's all mixed up in the soup that my songs come out of." A Little Too Late is a follow-up to Walker's 2019 debut Something Up My Sleeve and will be released on June 28 on Aunt Mimi's Records.

This week Kevin talks to Dr. Alan Walker, an expert on plant breeding and genetics and a young-earth creationist. Alan earned an MS in Plant Breeding in from the University of Maryland, and a PhD in Plant Breeding and Cytogenetics from Iowa State University. He worked 34 years in the seed industry, 6 years with The Ohio State University and 28 years with Asgrow Seed Company/Monsanto. As a soybean breeder, Alan co-developed 46 soybean varieties. In this episode, Alan explains why all of his expertise in plant genetics leads him to the conclusion that plants are not the product of random evolution—they were created by God. This episode first aired on June 17, 2021. Educate For Life with Kevin Conover airs Saturdays at 12pm. Listen live on KPRZ.com and San Diego radio AM 1210. LEARN MORE: 5 facts that the Bible discovered thousands of years BEFORE modern science: https://educateforlife.org/5facts

Https://bit.ly/ResiDANCE178 Alan Walker played: 01. Alan Walker - Tired 02. Jonas Blue & Mark Villa - In Your Arms Tonight 03. Sam Feldt feat. Akon - YES 04. Alan Walker - All Falls Down 05. Avicii & Sandro Cavazza - Without You (Mark & Kremont Remix) 06. Martin Garrix feat. Matisse & Sadko - Forever 07. Ahrix - Nova 08. Don Diablo feat. A R I Z O N A - Take Her Place (VIP Mix) 09. Alan Walker - The Spectre 10. Madison Mars - Shuffle Shuttle 11. Dropgun feat. Kaleena Zanders - Nothing New 12. Breath Carolina - This Again (Dropgun & Taku Hero Remix) 13. Avicii feat. Rita Ora - Lonely Together (Alan Walker Remix) 14. Uplink, Alex Skrindo & Axol - You & Me 15. Mike Williams & Dastic - You & I 16. Hardwell & KSHMR - Power (Lucas & Steve Remix) 17. Breath Carolina - Heart Of The City (Sunstars Remix) 18. Miley Cyrus - Malibu (Alan Walker Remix)

01. Alan Walker - Tired 02. Jonas Blue & Mark Villa - In Your Arms Tonight 03. Sam Feldt Ft. Akon - YES 04. Alan Walker - All Falls Down 05. Avicii & Sandro Cavazza - Without You (Mark & Kremont Remix) 06. Martin Garrix Ft. Matisse & Sadko - Forever 07. Ahrix - Nova 08. Don Diablo feat. A R I Z O N A - Take Her Place (VIP Mix) 09. Alan Walker - Spectred 10. Madison Mars - Shuffle Shuttle 11. Dropgun feat. Kaleena Zanders - Nothing New 12. Breath Carolina - This Again (Dropgun & Taku Hero Remix) 13. Avicii feat. Rita Ora - Lonely Together (Alan Walker Remix) 14. Uplink, Alex Skrindo & Axol - You & Me 15. Mike Williams & Dastic - You & I 16. Hardwell & KSHMR - Power (Lucas & Steve Remix) 17. Breath Carolina - Heart Of The City (Sunstars Remix) 18. Miley Cyrus - Malibu (Alan Walker Remix)