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Who We Are The PulsePoint Creators Network is the podcast distribution arm of PulsePoint Media Atelier, bringing you professional content distribution powered by our Norwalk, Connecticut studio expertise.

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TechPulse: AI & Technology for Small Business Owners | PulsePoint Media Atelier

TechPulse: AI & Technology for Small Business Owners | PulsePoint Media Atelier

Welcome to Tech Pulse, the podcast that makes technology accessible for everyday business owners. Hosted by Nury from PulsePoint Media Atelier in Norwalk, Connecticut, this show breaks down complex AI tools and technology solutions into practical, actionable insights for small businesses. Each episode explores how artificial intelligence can transform your business operations—from content creation and customer service to financial planning and multilingual communication. Whether you're a content creator, entrepreneur, or small business owner, Tech Pulse delivers step-by-step guidance on implementing AI tools without requiring technical expertise. What You'll Learn: • AI tools for content creation and marketing automation • Customer service transformation through chatbots and automation • Financial intelligence and business planning with AI • Bilingual business strategies using AI translation tools • Podcast production and content creation optimization • Real-world case studies from Connecticut entrepreneurs Perfect for: Small business owners, content creators, podcasters, entrepreneurs, Spanish-English bilingual businesses, and anyone looking to leverage technology for business growth. Recorded at PulsePoint Media Atelier's professional podcast studios in Norwalk, CT—where content creators go pro. Our bilingual approach serves both English and Spanish-speaking audiences, making technology accessible to diverse communities. Disclaimer: I want to note that any specific brands, apps, or services mentioned in this episode are shared as examples to provide you with a starting point for your own research. Technology options change rapidly, and what works for one business may not be ideal for another. I encourage you to thoroughly research any tool before implementing it in your business, compare multiple options, and consider your specific needs and budget. PulsePoint Media Atelier does not receive compensation for mentioning these products and services, nor do we guarantee their performance or results.
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The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

The Unpopular View is for people tired of tribal talking points who want evidence‑based analysis on fraud, welfare, climate, and global governance. I’m Michael Brown, a social and environmental risk analyst and former NGO founder with decades of field work across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Pacific. I’ve worked on corruption, climate mitigation, conservation, mining governance, and community‑led development in more than 35 countries. Each episode combines stories from conflict‑affected rural areas with hard data to unpack big policy myths from both left and right. If you care about how public money, natural resources, and climate policy really work on the ground, subscribe for clear, unsentimental analysis that most media skip.
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    Moving From the Aid Industrial Complex to Localization That Works
    #12 of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

    Moving From the Aid Industrial Complex to Localization That Works

    Every development program claims its goal is to leave. None of them do.In the 1960s, the Green Revolution turned India from a country facing famine into a food exporter — and then it ended, because it succeeded. Nothing since has come close. Not because the problems are harder, but because the system was never built for exit. It was built for continuation. Another proposal cycle. Another three-year project. Poverty nudged down enough to justify the next budget request.DOGE was wrong to destroy it. But the system it destroyed wasn't working either.The only development model worth funding is one designed to make itself unnecessary. That means communities negotiating their own terms, building their own capacity, and eventually not needing outside money at all. It means replacing three-year cycles with 15- to 20-year commitments. And it means replacing the hubris at the core — the assumption that outsiders know best — with the one thing that actually works: letting communities lead.Episode 3 of The Outsider's Hubris.Disclaimer:The Unpopular View with Michael Brown is independently owned and produced by Michael Brown. PulsePoint Media Atelier LLC serves solely as the distribution and promotional partner for this podcast. All content, opinions, and intellectual property rights remain the exclusive property of the creator(s).No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.© 2026 Michael Brown & The Unpopular View. All rights reserved.
    Where International Development Has Succeeded or Failed
    #11 of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

    Where International Development Has Succeeded or Failed

    AIDS arrested. Ebola contained. Malaria deaths cut in half. That wasn't charity — it was the international system protecting everyone, including Americans. You don't defund the firebreak while the forest is still burning.But if this system can deliver vaccines to millions of children, why can't it secure land tenure for a single farming community?Outside of health, the record is much harder to defend. Top-down agriculture programs that distorted markets. Governance efforts that may have made corruption worse. Conservation and Nature-based Solutions designed by outsiders, funded by outsiders — with communities displaced from their own land and promised trickle-down benefits that rarely materialize.The labels change. The paradigm doesn't. Same hubris — the assumption that Washington, London, and Geneva know best — just wearing a different suit. That doesn't build resilience. It builds dependency. By design.Episode 2 of The Outsider's Hubris.Disclaimer:The Unpopular View with Michael Brown is independently owned and produced by Michael Brown. PulsePoint Media Atelier LLC serves solely as the distribution and promotional partner for this podcast. All content, opinions, and intellectual property rights remain the exclusive property of the creator(s).No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.© 2026 Michael Brown & The Unpopular View. All rights reserved.
    The Aid Industrial Complex - Benefit or Problem for the Global South?
    #10 of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

    The Aid Industrial Complex - Benefit or Problem for the Global South?

    In 1953, the CIA overthrew Iran's elected government because outsiders decided they knew best. In 1961, Western intelligence helped assassinate Patrice Lumumba in the Congo — same logic, different method. The Cold War ended. The instinct didn't.Today, $200 billion a year flows into global poverty programs. Less than ten cents of every dollar reaches the grassroots organizations that actually know what their communities need. The rest feeds donors, NGOs, and contractors — a system built to reassure institutions in Washington and Geneva, not farmers and teachers on the ground.When DOGE shut down USAID, most Americans shrugged. But the people who dismantled it never asked what was worth saving. That's not reform. That's the same hubris wearing a different suit.This is Episode 1 of The Outsider's Hubris — a 3 part podcast with our guest Ali Mokdad we will discuss why the international development system keeps failing, and what it would take to actually fix it.Disclaimer:The Unpopular View with Michael Brown is independently owned and produced by Michael Brown. PulsePoint Media Atelier LLC serves solely as the distribution and promotional partner for this podcast. All content, opinions, and intellectual property rights remain the exclusive property of the creator(s).No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.© 2026 Michael Brown & The Unpopular View. All rights reserved.
    Africa's Demographic Surge: Youth, Technology, and the Race Between Transformation and Instability
    #9 of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

    Africa's Demographic Surge: Youth, Technology, and the Race Between Transformation and Instability

    Episode 9 of The Unpopular View, Michael Brown, is a the conclusion of this 3/3 sit down with longtime colleague Koffi Kouakou in a first “North–South dialogue” on African realities, American assumptions, and the China factor. They challenge the “single story” narrative about Africa, unpack what standard metrics miss about everyday life and informal economies, and explore how China’s visible infrastructure and technology investments are reshaping the West’s role on the continent.Disclaimer:The Unpopular View with Michael Brown is independently owned and produced by Michael Brown. PulsePoint Media Atelier LLC serves solely as the distribution and promotional partner for this podcast. All content, opinions, and intellectual property rights remain the exclusive property of the creator(s).No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.© 2026 Michael Brown & The Unpopular View. All rights reserved.
    Critical Minerals and the New Resource Competition: Africa's Leverage or Another Extraction Cycle?
    #8 of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown

    Critical Minerals and the New Resource Competition: Africa's Leverage or Another Extraction Cycle?

    Episode 8 of The Unpopular View, Michael Brown, is a part 2/3 of his sits down with longtime colleague Koffi Kouakou in a first “North–South dialogue” on African realities, American assumptions, and the China factor. They challenge the “single story” narrative about Africa, unpack what standard metrics miss about everyday life and informal economies, and explore how China’s visible infrastructure and technology investments are reshaping the West’s role on the continent.Disclaimer:The Unpopular View with Michael Brown is independently owned and produced by Michael Brown. PulsePoint Media Atelier LLC serves solely as the distribution and promotional partner for this podcast. All content, opinions, and intellectual property rights remain the exclusive property of the creator(s).No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright owner.© 2026 Michael Brown & The Unpopular View. All rights reserved.

    Hosts

    Nury D.

    Nury D.

    Host of TechPulse: AI & Technology for Small Business Owners | PulsePoint Media Atelier
    Michael Brown

    Michael Brown

    Host of The Unpopular View with Michael Brown