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W programie Jarosław Kuźniar rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem, Michałem Pirógiem, Rafałem Sonikiem i Markiem Zagórskim m.in. o wyborach prezydenckich, wypowiedziach polityków PiS na temat osób LGBT i epidemii koronawirusa. Ponadto, w części "#WIEM" rozmowa Iwony Kutyny z prezydentem Olsztyna Piotrem Grzymowiczem.

W "Onet Rano." gośćmi Bartosza Węglarczyka byli: Bartosz Arłukowicz, Adam Bodnar, Antoni Dudek i Katarzyna Bonda. W części "#WIEM" Beata Tadla rozmawiała z Violettą Hamerską.

W programie Iwona Kutyna rozmawia z Łukaszem Szumowskim, Małgorzatą Kidawą-Błońską, Adamem Bodnarem, Heleną Chmielewską-Szlajfer, Miłoszem Brzezińskim i Piotrem Orłowskim o koronawirusie i wyborach prezydenckich.

W programie Tomasz Sekielski rozmawia z rzecznikiem praw obywatelskich Adamem Bodnarem o przeprowadzeniu wyborów prezydenckich w czasie pandemii koronawirusa oraz orzeczeniu TSUE, który zdecydował o wydaniu zabezpieczenia, które wstrzymuje działalność Izby Dyscyplinarnej Sądu Najwyższego.

W programie Tomasz Sekielski rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem m.in. o sporze wokół polskiego wymiaru sprawiedliwości.

W programie Jarosław Kuźniar rozmawia z dr Adamem Bodnarem o Marianie Banasiu i wyroku TSUE dot. KRS.

W programie Jarosław Kuźniar rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem o akcji "Nie świruj, idź na wybory".

W programie Bartosz Węglarczyk rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem m.in. o naklejkach "Strefa wolna od LGBT", które zostały dołączone do tygodnika "Gazeta Polska".

W programie Piotr Kędzierski rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem o zatrzymaniu podejrzanego o zabójstwo 10-letniej Kristiny.

W programie Tomasz Sekielski rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem o zatrzymaniu Elżbiety Podleśnej za profanację obrazu Matki Boskiej Częstochowskiej i możliwościach rozwiązywania tego typu konfliktów.

W programie Jarosław Kuźniar rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem o sprawowaniu funkcji Rzecznika Praw Obywatelskich i rezygnacji Bodnara z ponownego kandydowania na to stanowisko.

W programie Bartosz Węglarczyk rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem.

W programie Bartosz Węglarczyk rozmawia z Adamem Bodnarem.

Anastasia Bodnar, PhD, is our guest on this episode. This is her second stint on Ikonokast, and for a refresher or if you are new to the show, we welcome you to listen to Genetic Engineering and Food Security.

Our topic for this show is the importance of disclosure of potential conflicts of interest while conducting and reporting on research. Anastasia is a founding member and a director of Biology Fortified, an organization that presents information and research on the topic of genetic engineering. Recently, Anastasia had a close up look at a potential conflict of interest, and we discuss that in depth.

Also, there are opportunities for science communicators to join the Biofortified group and Anastasia, Greg and Mike talk about what volunteer needs can be filled.

Biology Fortified Support Opportunities

Top Cancer Researcher Fails to Disclose Corporate Financial Ties in Major Research Journals

Conflicts of Interest Ethical Systems.org

Finally, here's a video describing the GMO Corn Experiment discussed during the podcast:

If you look at someone like Bill Gates and all that he has accomplished, it's hard to fathom that he has the same number of hours in a day as everyone else.

He doesn't have any more time in a day than anyone else. What he does with that time is what sets him apart, because Bill Gates is more high leverage than you or me.

In today's episode of Freedom Fast Lane, guest host Matt Bodnar of The Science of Success podcast explains why there is a non-linear relationship between time and value creation, and how you can use high-leverage thinking to maximize value in the time you have.

Think about the 80/20 rule and how it appears in all areas of life.

In Matt's experience interviewing successful investors and entrepreneurs, the 80/20 rule is a common theme among them.

There are two specific principles of high-leverage thinking. These two principles are common not only across the people Matt has interviewed, but the business titans of history - from John D. Rockefeller to Dale Carnegie.

The first principle is to improve your decision-making ability. And the second is to hire people to replace yourself.

Matt dives deep into the principles of high-leverage thinking in this episode of Freedom Fast Lane.

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Surround yourself with these high achievers and learn how to build your empire at the Capitalism Conference. Grab your ticket today.

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