Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses an intriguing case from Bend, Oregon, involving a local family-run business, Duct Cleaning Family. The company, which can be found at Duct Cleaning Family's website, made a surprising discovery during a routine duct cleaning. This incident underscores the importance of regular maintenance and the unexpected challenges homeowners may face. The podcast delves into the details of this unusual find, where rodent remains were uncovered, and its implications for homeowners everywhere.
The podcast highlights how the Duct Cleaning Family removed mouse and rat remains along with accumulated debris from the affected ducts and vents. Post-cleaning, the homeowner reported noticeably fresher air and no rodent sightings two months later. However, the company emphasizes that cleaning is only part of addressing rodent activity, as it does not confirm the end of an infestation or secure entry points. Homeowners are advised to seek professional pest control services if rodent activity is verified. The complete case study and photographs are available on the company's website, and homeowners can request a free estimate or visit Duct Cleaning Family's Google Business Profile for more information.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the innovative launch of Bibliojam, a new app that transforms the Bible into a yearlong musical experience. You can learn more about this groundbreaking initiative by visiting the company's website at Bibliojam. The app, developed by Alongsiders International, aims to bridge the gap between the increasing popularity of Bible purchases and the extensive time young Americans spend with audio content. By offering four Scripture-based "jams" daily, Bibliojam guides listeners through all 66 books of the Bible in 365 days, providing a fresh take on the traditional "Bible in a Year" journey.
Each passage is available in various musical styles, including hip-hop, pop, country, and rock, allowing users to tailor their experience to their musical preferences. The lyrics are derived directly from biblical texts, with choruses reflecting the themes of each passage. Founder Craig Greenfield emphasizes the unique impact of experiencing Scripture through music, transforming daily engagement from "quiet time" to "jam time." The app's extensive catalog is made possible through artificial intelligence, with human oversight ensuring the quality and trustworthiness of each song. Additionally, Bibliojam supports Alongsiders' mission by directing all subscription proceeds to discipleship movements in Asia and Africa. Bibliojam Radio is already streaming, and interested users can join the waitlist ahead of the official launch on October 1.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the release of for KING + COUNTRY's fifth studio album, "the most beautiful colours," and its impact on the music industry. The album, released by the Grammy Award-winning duo, is a celebration of hope and joy, featuring collaborations with artists like Jessica Simpson and Taylor Hill. The album was born from a year of rest and reflection for the Smallbone brothers, allowing them to create music that invites listeners to find hope amidst life's challenges. For more information about the band and their latest projects, visit their website at for KING + COUNTRY.
Joel and Luke Smallbone's decision to take a break from their usual touring schedule led to a profound creative process, resulting in an album that encourages listeners to view difficult circumstances through a lens of hope. The album's message is not about denying hardships but rather embracing a defiant hope and recognizing the miraculous in everyday life. As the band prepares for the release of their new film, DRUMMER BOY, on November 6th, they continue to be a defining voice in modern Christian music, blending cinematic pop with messages of faith. Their journey and achievements, including multiple Grammy Awards and international recognition, highlight their significant influence in the music industry.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant milestone in the health and wellness industry, focusing on Pemi, a leading brand in perimenopause supplements. Pemi has been recognized as the best perimenopause supplement of 2026 by Obviousmag, as highlighted in their article "The 10 Best Perimenopause Supplements in 2026." This accolade underscores Pemi's commitment to providing targeted solutions for women navigating the perimenopause stage. For more information about Pemi and their products, visit their website at Pemi Wellness.
Pemi's innovative approach includes three oral dissolving strips: Luna for morning calm, Clara for daytime mental clarity, and Sera for restful sleep at night. These strips are designed to dissolve on the tongue without the need for water, making them easy to incorporate into daily routines. Obviousmag praised Pemi's format and transparency, noting the clear disclosure of active ingredients and their doses. Pemi's products are hormone-free and intended to complement a woman's broader wellness strategy, emphasizing consistency over time. The brand also offers educational resources through The Pemi Hub, supporting women with guidance on perimenopause and related changes.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the recent achievement of Advice Cloud, a United Kingdom-based consultancy, which has been awarded Silver at the prestigious Stevies International Business Awards. You can learn more about the company by visiting their website at Advice Cloud. The episode delves into the company's innovative approach to public sector procurement, particularly in the technology and digital small and medium-sized enterprises sector. Founded in 2014 by former government buyer Chris Farthing, Advice Cloud has distinguished itself with a remarkable 65 percent average tender win rate and a 99.6 percent average quality score across framework application submissions. The company's commitment to excellence and innovation is evident in its ability to help clients win more than one in three tenders they bid for, a significant achievement compared to the industry average.
Advice Cloud's success is not only measured by its business achievements but also by its commitment to a people-first culture and social impact. The company has made the four-day work week permanent without any reduction in salary, earning multiple Great Place to Work awards. Client satisfaction is a cornerstone of their operations, with 100 percent of clients in a 2026 survey confirming the service as a good investment. The company's unique market positioning is further strengthened by its industry-exclusive money-back guarantee and comprehensive bid writing training for its team. The judges of the Stevies International Business Awards praised Advice Cloud's purpose-led culture, transformative growth metrics, and standout client outcomes, setting them apart from competitors in the business and professional services landscape.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the 25th anniversary of a significant announcement by the United States Environmental Protection Agency following the September 11 attacks. The episode highlights the agency's initial assurance that the air around ground zero was safe to breathe, a statement later found to be unsupported by sufficient data. Pitta and Baione LLP, a law firm representing responders, survivors, and their families, is using this anniversary to raise awareness about the ongoing health impacts of September 11 toxins and the availability of federally funded health care and compensation. For more information about their services, visit Pitta & Baione LLP.
The podcast delves into the findings of a 2003 audit by the Office of Inspector General, which revealed that the Environmental Protection Agency's statement was influenced by the White House Council on Environmental Quality. This influence led to the removal of cautionary advice and the addition of reassuring statements. The episode also covers the persistent air contamination in lower Manhattan and the health conditions linked to it, including cancers and respiratory issues. With over 154,700 enrollees in the World Trade Center Health Program and more than 57,000 certified cancer cases, the episode emphasizes the importance of awareness and eligibility for medical monitoring and compensation through the Zadroga Act's programs, which are funded through the year 2090.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the commercial real estate sector, highlighting the advancements made by The AI Consulting Network. The company has expanded its open-source library to include 90 AI agent skills, which are designed to enhance various processes such as underwriting, lease abstraction, and due diligence. This development is set to revolutionize the industry by providing commercial real estate operators with a comprehensive set of tools that can be seamlessly integrated into existing AI platforms. For more information, visit The AI Consulting Network's website.
The AI Consulting Network's library, first introduced in March 2026, has grown significantly and now covers the entire commercial real estate deal and ownership cycle. It includes nine distinct packs, such as Retail, Lender and Credit, and Development and Construction, among others. Each skill is a standalone file that can be used with popular AI tools without the need for additional installations or dependencies. The library also includes 35 knowledge bases, 93 research notes, and 14 plugins, making it a valuable resource for commercial real estate professionals. The firm's founder, Avi Hacker, emphasizes the importance of empowering operators to own their workflows, rather than relying on external platforms. The library is available on GitHub, allowing teams to start with individual tasks and gradually expand their AI capabilities.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant advancement in artificial intelligence procurement with the release of the Agentic AI Procurement Handbook by Handvantage. This boutique consultancy, specializing in artificial intelligence security and governance, has crafted a 43-page, vendor-neutral guide designed to revolutionize how organizations evaluate and purchase AI platforms. The handbook, available for free and without any email requirements at this link, provides procurement teams with essential questions to ask, evidence to request, and insights into the differences between claimed and demonstrated controls. This resource aims to equip buyers with the necessary tools to make informed decisions in an increasingly fast-paced market.
Handvantage, a Canadian cybersecurity consultancy, focuses on artificial intelligence security, governance, and operational technology/industrial control systems security for regulated organizations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The handbook is tailored for operators, security leaders, and finance decision-makers, offering evaluation criteria for agentic AI platforms, governance and approval models, and a procurement checklist aligned with regulatory and audit expectations. Additionally, Handvantage operates SecVantages, a no-cost artificial intelligence governance assessment platform, and develops Vantage Workspace, a sovereign self-hosted AI workspace with built-in governance and audit evidence. For more information, visit Handvantage's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the launch of Peec AI's innovative tool, Brand Perception, which is designed to help companies understand how artificial intelligence models describe, compare, and characterize their brands. This tool, available on Peec AI's website at https://peec.ai, provides marketing teams with insights into the attributes associated with their brand, how these compare with competitors, and any recurring objections in AI-generated answers. By offering a deeper understanding of AI-driven narratives, Brand Perception aims to reshape brand management strategies in the digital age.
Peec AI's Brand Perception tool goes beyond traditional visibility tracking by providing three distinct views: Market, Objections, and Fact-checking. The Market view evaluates a brand's association and market prominence scores, while the Objections view highlights arguments AI models make against a brand. The Fact-checking view compares AI-generated claims with company-registered facts. This comprehensive approach allows marketing teams to identify strengths, address objections, and understand the sources shaping their brand's perception. With coverage across major AI platforms and a seven-day free trial, Peec AI empowers companies to make informed decisions about their brand's digital presence.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant development in the tech industry with the announcement of Rick Makos as the new Chief Executive Officer of Hebron Holdings. For more information about the company, visit their website at HebronSoft. Hebron Holdings, which has grown from its origins in Ukraine to an international technology group headquartered in California, is poised for further expansion under Makos' leadership. With over 30 years of experience in technology, Makos brings a wealth of expertise in scaling companies across various sectors, including enterprise software, data, artificial intelligence, and industrial technology. His previous roles at companies like Teradata Canada and Callisto Integration have prepared him to lead Hebron Holdings into its next phase of growth.
The formation of Hebron Holdings marks a new chapter for the company, building on the sustained growth of HebronSoft under the leadership of Kostiantyn Polosukhin. As Chief Information Officer of Hebron Holdings, Polosukhin will focus on expanding the group's capabilities in strategic areas such as cybersecurity, governance, risk management, compliance, artificial intelligence, and quantum technology. Hebron Holdings aims to leverage its existing talent, solutions, and intellectual property to create a positive impact in the communities it serves. The Hebron ecosystem, which includes HebronSoft, IT Academies, and an Innovation Lab, continues to grow around its mission of providing education and opportunities in technology, with a strong presence in industrial, healthcare, transportation, and media sectors.