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 Israel-Iran w/ Brian Katulis of Middle East Institute

Greg and Dan talk with Jason Chapman of Quality Water Solutions about the growing concern of lead contamination in Peoria's water supply — an issue that has gained enough traction to make Chicago news headlines. Chapman sheds light on how this long-standing problem is resurfacing, with historical roots dating back over 30 years. Illinois once held the highest levels of lead contamination in the nation, and it appears that aging infrastructure is now bringing those concerns back into focus.

Chapman explains that several risk factors contribute to elevated lead levels, including the age of water delivery systems, older plumbing fixtures, and residential construction prior to 2014, when lead components were still commonly used in pipes, faucets, and soldering materials.

To help residents determine if their homes are affected, water testing kits and sample collection services are available. These kits can detect whether lead or other contaminants are present in tap water. Chapman notes that while federal and state governments have funded pipe replacement initiatives, progress is gradual and the issue could take years to fully resolve.

Beyond lead, water contamination includes other serious threats such as heavy metals, bacteria, and even microplastics. These additional pollutants further emphasize the need for comprehensive testing and long-term infrastructure improvements.

Greg and Dan talk with Jason Chapman of&nbsp;Quality Water Solutions about the growing concern of lead contamination in Peoria's water supply &mdash; an issue that has gained enough traction to make Chicago news headlines. Chapman sheds light on how this long-standing problem is resurfacing, with historical roots dating back over 30 years. Illinois once held the highest levels of lead contamination in the nation, and it appears that aging infrastructure is now bringing those concerns back into focus.
Chapman explains that several risk factors contribute to elevated lead levels, including the age of water delivery systems, older plumbing fixtures, and residential construction prior to 2014, when lead components were still commonly used in pipes, faucets, and soldering materials.
To help residents determine if their homes are affected, water testing kits and sample collection services are available. These kits can detect whether lead or other contaminants are present in tap water. Chapman notes that while federal and state governments have funded pipe replacement initiatives, progress is gradual and the issue could take years to fully resolve.
Beyond lead, water contamination includes other serious threats such as heavy metals, bacteria, and even microplastics. These additional pollutants further emphasize the need for comprehensive testing and long-term infrastructure improvements.

What’s In Your Tap? A Closer Look at Peoria’s Water with Quality Water Solutions

Greg and Dan talk with Dave Johnson, at Pearl Technology, about the emergence of a new ransomware group known as SafePay and its recent cyberattack on Ingram Micro, a global leader in IT distribution and supply chain services.

Ingram Micro, which generates over $48 billion in annual revenue and employs tens of thousands of people worldwide, fell victim to a major breach despite its vast resources and robust infrastructure. The situation highlights the growing sophistication of cybercriminals and the reality that no organization is immune to cyberattacks, regardless of size or budget.

SafePay, the ransomware group behind the attack, has reportedly deployed over 220 ransomware payloads to date. Previously known for targeting organizations in the legal sector, the group appears to be expanding its focus to global enterprise-level targets, with Ingram Micro now in their crosshairs.

Greg and Dan talk with Dave Johnson, at Pearl Technology, about the emergence of a new ransomware group known as&nbsp;SafePay and its recent cyberattack on Ingram Micro, a global leader in IT distribution and supply chain services.
Ingram Micro, which generates over $48 billion in annual revenue and employs tens of thousands of people worldwide, fell victim to a major breach despite its vast resources and robust infrastructure. The situation highlights the growing sophistication of cybercriminals and the reality that no organization is immune to cyberattacks, regardless of size or budget.
SafePay, the ransomware group behind the attack, has reportedly deployed over 220 ransomware payloads to date. Previously known for targeting organizations in the legal sector, the group appears to be expanding its focus to global enterprise-level targets, with Ingram Micro now in their crosshairs.

Social Engineering at Scale

Greg and Dan speak with Mike Hinton, the new owner of Kartville, a well-known family entertainment center in West Peoria, about his vision for the future of the local attraction.

Mike shares exciting updates about the recent changes and additions at Kartville, including new attractions and enhanced amenities designed to create an even more enjoyable experience for families and visitors of all ages. With a focus on reinvestment and community engagement, Hinton emphasizes his commitment to revitalizing the space and turning Kartville into a top destination for family fun in the region.

From go-karts and mini-golf to other outdoor activities, the facility continues to expand its offerings to better serve the Peoria area. Mike also highlights the importance of supporting local businesses and how Kartville aims to contribute positively to West Peoria’s social vibrancy.

Greg and Dan speak with Mike Hinton, the new owner of Kartville, a well-known family entertainment center in West Peoria, about his vision for the future of the local attraction.
Mike shares exciting updates about the recent changes and additions at Kartville, including new attractions and enhanced amenities designed to create an even more enjoyable experience for families and visitors of all ages. With a focus on reinvestment and community engagement, Hinton emphasizes his commitment to revitalizing the space and turning Kartville into a top destination for family fun in the region.
From go-karts and mini-golf to other outdoor activities, the facility continues to expand its offerings to better serve the Peoria area. Mike also highlights the importance of supporting local businesses and how Kartville aims to contribute positively to West Peoria&rsquo;s social vibrancy.

Israel-Iran w/ Brian Katulis of Middle East Institute

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