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Mar 2, 2026 14 min

The Pod-boat Sets a Course for Adventure!

from Sometimes a Great Podcast Hosted by Oregon Department of Human Services

Season 1, Episode 54 — March 2, 2026 14:02 This week’s episode sails straight into practical readiness, blending a light nautical theme with clear updates that keep ODHS steady and secure. From optional cybersecurity refreshers to system upgrades and evolving AI guidance, the throughline is consistency — reinforcing habits and guardrails that help prevent small issues from becoming bigger disruptions. With Bethany broadcasting from a “very large boat” somewhere beyond reliable Wi-Fi, the tone stays playful while the content remains grounded. The episode moves from calendar reminders to digital infrastructure, underscoring that preparation, clarity, and thoughtful tool use keep the agency moving forward — whether you’re in the office or at sea. Deadline: ODHS (4:45) Q1 2026 optional cybersecurity reinforcement courses available in Workday Ready: Staffer One (7:05) June 2026 launch of the Ivanti OIS Self-Service Portal Updated responsible AI guardrails including Copilot Chat guidance Phishing alert and credential-protection reminders Writer’s Wrap-Up: “The Pod-boat is Making Another Run” Edition (12:09) Credits Hosts: Dr. Bethany Grace Howe, Communications, and Shenika, Community Partnership Coordinator, District 10 Produced by: Dr. Bethany Grace HoweContact: [email protected]

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