Jimmy Hinton

1 week ago | americaoutloud.news | Jimmy Hinton |Trevor Loudon |Wallace Garneau |Peter McCullough

 Corruption, Health, Law and Legal, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Podcast Index | RSS Laura Bartlett embodies defiance as a “free agent” advocating for patient rights in hospitals. A former stand-up comedian, comedy producer, and entrepreneur behind the viral “wine condoms,” Bartlett left a million-dollar business to tackle the COVID-19 crisis head-on. With no license to lose or employer to answer to, she became a relentless...

1 week ago | americaoutloud.news | Jimmy Hinton |Trevor Loudon |Wallace Garneau |Peter McCullough

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) were supposed to revolutionize medicine — streamlining access, increasing coordination, and empowering patients. But in practice, they’ve often fallen short. Today, healthcare data is fragmented across systems that don’t talk to each other, patients have limited control over their information, and providers are trapped in administrative bottlenecks that waste time and compromise care.

1 week ago | americaoutloud.news | Jimmy Hinton |Trevor Loudon |Wallace Garneau |Peter McCullough

 Inspirational, Lifestyle, Media, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS An 81-year-old waitress. A single mom with a phone. A TikTok video that restored faith in humanity. When Pittsburgh native Tamie Konzier walked into a local diner with her young son Leo, she had no idea she was about to ignite a nationwide movement of generosity. What started as a $40 tip and a heartfelt video turned into an extraordinary outpouring of kindness that...

2 weeks ago | americaoutloud.news | Joseph Archer |Peter McCullough |Jimmy Hinton |Paul Engel

While digital development borders on the supernatural, so many other aspects of technology seem to be stuck in the past. We are still operating on energy and transit concepts from the 19th century, and the aerospace industry hasn’t progressed fundamentally in 75 years. And while I had hoped I would have made it to space, this puzzling lack of development also means that I may well still see the most remarkable burst of progress since the 19th century.

2 weeks ago | americaoutloud.news | Peter A. McCullough |Joseph Archer |Jimmy Hinton |Paul Engel

Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Podcast Index | RSS“We had a lot of problems,” President Donald Trump told reporters, comparing America to a “sick patient” that needed an “operation” to save it through the tariffs announced on Liberation Day. “It’s going to be a booming country, a very booming country,” he proclaimed. President Trump’s reference to America as a “sick patient” is something that every American can relate to.