The 229 Podcast

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    Scattered Spider's $27M Hacker Got Caught Reusing His Username | 2 Minute Drill With Drex DeFord

    15/05/2026 | 3 min
    Tyler Buchanan grew up in Dundee, Scotland and became one of the most consequential cybercriminals in the English-speaking world. His method was almost insultingly simple: text messages. Posing as IT help desks, he sent phishing texts to employees at companies like Twilio, LastPass, Mailchimp, and DoorDash. Directing them to convincing fake login pages that captured credentials and 2FA codes in real time.
    Find out how he got caught in this 2 Minute Drill
    Remember, Stay a Little Paranoid
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    Rethinking Global IT Delivery and Co-Sourcing | Executive Interview With Jake Morrison

    13/05/2026 | 11 min
    May 13, 2026: Jake Morrison, Global Healthcare Practice Head at Infinite Computer Solutions, joins Bill Russell for a candid executive conversation about what's really driving healthcare IT today. From the promise of AI to the surge in managed services demand, Jake shares why the old "outsource your mess for less" mindset is failing health systems. With 28 global delivery centers and half of Infinite's work in healthcare, Jake brings a uniquely global perspective on where the industry is headed.
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    Key Points:
    01:16 Shared IT Challenges Worldwide
    05:18 AI in the IT Backyard
    08:02 Managed Services Market Shift
    10:42 Final Thoughts and Subscribe

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    The Entry-Level Job Crisis, Consulting Collapse, and Shadow AI | Newsday

    11/05/2026 | 29 min
    May 11, 2026: Bill Russell, Drex DeFord, and Sarah Richardson are back on Newsday, tackling the questions keeping healthcare IT leaders up at night. What happens when your own teams start building AI tools without permission, and why might that actually be a good thing? Plus, the big consulting firms have quietly gutted their old model and rebuilt around AI adoption. And as agents start doing the work of analyst ones and analyst twos, is there still a path into this industry for new graduates?
    Key Points:
    04:21 Governance and Risk Guardrails

    11:12 Consulting Firms Pivot to AI

    15:52 Jobs and Adoption in the AI Era

    23:11 Learning AI and Closing Banter

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    From Healthcare Executive to Entrepreneur | Flourish Rerelease with Kim Garrett

    08/05/2026 | 17 min
    May 5, 2026: When healthcare executive Kim Garrett left corporate America to launch Northern Skye Consulting, she discovered something unexpected: "Growth doesn't happen in the easy times. It happens when you don't know where that next step is, but you press on."
    In this candid conversation, Kim reveals why the initial leap wasn't the scariest part of her journey, how her Scottish grandfather's legacy shaped her company vision, and why building websites became a source of unexpected joy. Her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs? "Just do it."
    Key Points:
    00:00 Introduction: Stepping Away to Step Up

    00:47 The Courage to Leave Corporate America

    03:33 Northern Sky: A Scottish Legacy

    05:15 First Clients and Making an Impact

    07:28 Embracing the Beginner's Mindset

    10:19 The Power of Your Professional Network

    13:17 Just Do It: Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

    14:45 Speed Round: Books, Resources, and Fiji

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    Flourish Rerelease: Healthcare's Shocking Gap in Pain Data with Martha Lawrence

    07/05/2026 | 43 min
    May 5, 2026: Pain is the number one reason patients access healthcare, yet objective pain data is virtually absent from claims systems and EHRs. Martha Lawrence, CEO and co-founder of AccendoWave, explores how her company is building benchmark databases that correlate brainwave activity with pain perception, addressing both the clinical and financial gaps that leave health systems exposed. They also dig into the changing vendor-to-health-system sales landscape, de-risking innovation adoption, and how emerging CMS models like TEAM are creating new urgency around pain data.
    Originally aired on Flourish, This Week Health's leadership-focused podcast. Flourish has joined The 229 Project Podcast — bringing these conversations to a wider audience of healthcare IT leaders.
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    Key Points:
    03:56 Objective Pain Data

    08:44 Selling Innovation Today

    13:43 UCLA Innovation Engine

    22:25 CMS Models And Pain

    30:13 De Risk And Wrap Up

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Some conversations are too important to stay in the room. The 229 Podcast, hosted by Bill Russell, continues the dynamic discussions from our community events, bringing together healthcare leaders who are actively transforming the industry.
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