HeyJaredHines On Air Podcast
Hines On Air CEO and attorney Matt Hines elaborates on his journey as a business owner including personal successes and failures.
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The Reason Megalodon Couldn’t Survive Climate Change (opens the original)
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What wiped out the Megalodon, one of the largest predators to ever rule the ocean, and could the same environmental forces tell us something about what is happening to our planet today? In this episode of Hines On Air, Matt Hines sits down with Andy Cross, expedition leader, strategist, communications executive, and professional diver, to explore climate change, ocean conservation, overfishing, fossil fuels, pollution, biodiversity loss, overpopulation, and Earth’s resource limits. Andy also sha
What Happens If We Fail to Stop Climate Change in the Next 12 Years — Is There Still Hope ? (opens the original)
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What could happen to our planet in the next 12 years if climate change is not controlled? In this episode of Hines on Air, Matt Hines speaks with Earth System Science Advisor Dr. Christian Komor about the growing risks of climate change, global warming, rising carbon emissions, methane release, melting permafrost, extreme weather, ocean warming, ecosystem loss and atmospheric CO₂. The conversation explores how accelerating climate feedback loops could impact the planet over the next 12 years — a
Inside America’s Education Crisis: Why Public Schools Are Falling Behind With Byron Headrick (opens the original)
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In this episode of Hines On Air, Matt Hines sits down with Byron Headrick, co-founder and CEO of LEAN Frog, to explore what’s really happening inside the U.S. public education system—and why schools are struggling to keep up with changing student needs, teacher shortages, technology, and declining enrollment. Byron explains how public schools are being hit by multiple pressures at once, including fewer students, rising costs, increased demand for special support, political pressure, and the rapi
She Was Trafficked as a Baby—Then Spent 20 Years Searching for Her Real Family (opens the original)
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In this episode of Hines On Air, Matt Hines sits down with Patricia Knight Meyer, author, speaker, adoptee-rights advocate, and author of WONDERLAND: Memoir of a Black-Market Adoption, to uncover the extraordinary story of how she says she was trafficked as an infant through a black-market adoption—and spent decades trying to discover who she really was. Patricia describes being handed over outside a Texas hospital with no judge, adoption agency, or proper legal paperwork involved. According to
The True Story Behind Venezuela's Earthquake Rescue (opens the original)
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In this episode of Hines On Air, Matt Hines sits down with entrepreneur and business consultant Gonzalo Cabrera to discuss the devastating Venezuela earthquake, the incredible rescue efforts that followed, and the inspiring stories of survival that emerged from the disaster. Gonzalo shares firsthand experiences from ground zero, explaining how volunteers, international rescue teams, and highly trained rescue dogs worked together to locate survivors buried beneath collapsed buildings. He also dis
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