Fox News Ran 5X More Headlines on Trans Policy Than Epstein Files—Here's Why That Matters
The episode highlights a stark media imbalance, revealing that Fox News published nearly five times more headlines about transgender policy than about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal in 2025, with over 4,000 trans‑related stories versus 610 Epstein pieces. It connects this coverage surge to a wave of more than 850 anti‑LGBTQ bills filed that year, arguing that the network’s focus creates a scapegoat narrative that distracts from systemic issues like sexual abuse by powerful men. The host critiques the tactic of holding an entire community accountable for the actions of a few, noting how this rhetoric bolsters political agendas and marginalizes trans voices. Ultimately, the discussion underscores how media framing can shape public perception and policy outcomes.
Everyone Has a Role to Play with Inventory By Tim Grant
In this 11‑minute episode, Tim Grant explains how inventory management has shifted from siloed functions to a collaborative, cross‑functional process that involves every department—from shipping and receiving to procurement, operations, production, sales, accounting, and senior management. He highlights how each...
Yes Theory and the Art of Making People Care
In this episode, Thomas Bragg, co‑founder of Yes Theory, explains how his team has built a global community by crafting positive, human‑focused travel documentaries that still achieve virality. He discusses the delicate balance between framing stories with enough tension to...
5132: The Giving Is In The Work | Shruti Deorah, Founding Executive Director, India Energy and Climate Center
In this episode, Shruti Deorah, founding executive director of the India Energy and Climate Center (IECC), discusses her journey from corporate roles to climate policy and philanthropy, emphasizing the need for systemic, policy‑driven solutions to India's clean‑energy transition. She highlights...
U.S. Department of Justice Launches Criminal Probe Into Beef Industry Practices
The DOJ has opened a criminal investigation into the beef industry's pricing practices, focusing on concerns that packers may be manipulating cash‑less, formula‑driven pricing systems like gridding. Host Sean Haney explains that ranchers worry about reduced price discovery and packer...
What Scares Hollywood’s Top Producers the Most About the State of Movies
In this live CinemaCon episode, legendary producers Jerry Bruckheimer and Emma Thomas discuss the new Filmmakers Council aimed at protecting theatrical exhibition, the fallout from compressed release windows, and the looming Warner‑Paramount merger. They stress that strong, well‑budgeted movies and...
Jason Blum Built a Hit-Making Movie Machine. Does It Still Work?
In this episode, Peter Kafka talks with Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions about the evolution of his low‑budget horror model in an era where theater attendance is declining. Blum explains his original formula—tiny budgets, profit‑sharing with talent, and a high‑volume...
Parcel Shipping Operations: Moving Packages in Minutes with DHL
In this episode Kevin Lawton talks with Eric Ricardo, VP of Operations at DHL eCommerce, about how the company moves millions of parcels daily through a network of roughly two dozen U.S. facilities and a cross‑dock in Canada. Ricardo explains...
Inside the Mind and Investment Playbook of StripMallGuy (Repost)
In this episode of the Crexie podcast, host Shanti Ryle chats with Don Tepman, founder of Town Center Capital and the social media persona "Strip Mall Guy," about his unconventional path into commercial real‑estate investing, from a commission‑only broker role...
MILITARY MIGHT AND THE DEFENSE MARKETPLACE (RE-RELEASE)
In this episode of A Better Peace, host Jacqueline Witt and historian Dr. Jennifer Middlestott explore the evolving relationship between the U.S. military and the private market, from Revolutionary-era reliance on civilian suppliers to the massive in‑house production of World...
The Returns Problem: How to Keep Things Sold and Customers Happy | Reimagining Retail
In this episode of Reimagining Retail, host Susie David-Canyon and analysts Blake Drosch and Sky Canabis dissect the growing challenge of e‑commerce returns, which are projected to make up half of all retail returns by decade’s end despite online sales...
Retail Daily Minute | Amazon's Price-Fixing Bombshell, Party City's Staples Comeback & Luna the AI Store Owner
In this episode Chris Walton breaks down three major retail stories: California AG Rob Bonta’s newly unredacted antitrust filings allege Amazon forced vendors like Levi’s and Haynes to pressure rivals such as Walmart, Target, and Home Depot into raising prices,...
NARATIV LIVE: IRAN LATEST & JARED KUSHNER UNDER INVESTIGATION
In this episode of Narrative Live, host Kate Justice discusses the escalating Iran‑U.S. tensions, including a recent U.S. seizure of an Iranian vessel allegedly carrying Chinese‑supplied missile components, and the precarious positioning of two U.S. destroyers in the Strait of...
US Senators Grill New Fed Chair
The episode examines the Senate hearing of President Trump’s nominee, Kevin Warsh, for Federal Reserve chair, focusing on concerns about his independence, wealth, and proposed reforms to Fed policy and communication. Senators probe Warsh on his relationship with Trump, his...
The Escalation Trap: Why the Middle East Ceasefire Is a Calculated Mirage
In this episode, host Danielle Moody dissects Donald Trump’s sudden extension of a cease‑fire with Iran, arguing it’s a strategic façade rather than a genuine peace effort. She critiques Trump’s foreign‑policy missteps, the role of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, and...
How Trump’s Iran War Could Break the GOP — with Ben Shapiro
In this episode of Raging Moderates, hosts Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov discuss the unfolding Iran‑Israel conflict and its potential to fracture the GOP, with Ben Shapiro—host of The Ben Shapiro Show and co‑founder of The Daily Wire—arguing that President...
BRIEFLY: IONIQ 3, EU Sales, US Used EVs & More | 21 Apr 2026
The episode delivers a rapid roundup of the latest EV news, highlighting Hyundai's debut of the compact Ioniq 3 hatchback with two battery options (42 kWh for ~213 mi and 61 kWh for ~308 mi) and a new Android‑based Plios OS. It notes a 51%...
S07.EP07 - UX & UI — The Brand Experience Gap W/ Alexander Lofthouse
In this episode, hosts Jacob Cass and Matt Davies explore the often‑overlooked intersection of branding and user experience with senior designer Lex (Alexander) Lofthouse. Lex defines UX as the full spectrum of a user's interaction with a brand, while UI...
President Trump Says the U.S. Will Extend the Iran Cease-Fire
The episode covers three main stories: President Trump announced a U.S. extension of the Iran cease‑fire and continued port blockades, while Senate hearings scrutinized Kevin Warsh’s nomination to replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell; and rising oil prices are driving steep...
Digital Equity and the Way We Build Networks - Episode 5 of Unbuffered
In this episode of Unbuffered, hosts Chris Mitchell, Jade Piros de Carvalho, and Sean Gonsalves dissect Stephan Shuler’s article "The Free Market Lie," which compares internet access models in the United States, Germany, and Switzerland. They explore how the U.S.’s...
Scaling Bio 008: Serif Biomedicines' Jake Rubens on Turning Modified DNA Into a New Class of Medicine
In this episode, Jake Rubens of Serif Biomedicines explains how the company is turning DNA into a new class of medicines by using chemically modified DNA and a protein co‑factor to overcome DNA’s historic immunogenicity and delivery challenges. He contrasts...
Exclusive: Michigan US Senate Candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on Healthcare, Trump and More
In this episode, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed, a physician‑epidemiologist, discusses his push for universal, single‑payer health care, emphasizing that the system’s cost is a major burden for Americans and that corporate money has corrupted Democratic messaging. He...
FactCheck.Weekly #31 - 4/21/26
In this episode of FactCheck Weekly, Josh examines four timely claims: the disputed link between glyphosate and cancer, a misleading ad attacking Senate candidate Seth Moulton’s stance on ICE, Elon Musk’s amplification of a false claim that COVID‑19 vaccines caused...
Inside the Future of Drones: Policy, Security, and What XPONENTIAL 2026 Reveals – with Michael Robbins, AUVSI
In this episode of the Drone Radio Show, host Randy Goers talks with Michael Robbins, President and CEO of AUVSI, about the rapid evolution of the drone industry toward secure, scalable operations. Robbins highlights the shift from experimental prototypes to...
Dayton Children’s Whitlock Says TEFCA Trust Model Needs Stronger Guardrails to Stop Data Misuse
In this episode, Dayton Children’s CIO J.D. Whitlock discusses the challenges of TEFCA’s trust model, highlighting how inadequate guardrails have allowed patient data to be misused for non‑clinical purposes, exemplified by the Health Gorilla lawsuit. He explains the complex governance...
Black Doulas, Maternal Health, and the Erasure We've Never Talked About
The episode explores the centuries‑old role of Black doulas and midwives—tracing their roots to West African traditions and their dominance in U.S. births from the 1600s through the early 20th century. It explains how the medicalization of childbirth shifted care...
Team Liquid, Shikenso Extend Partnership for Five Years
Team Liquid has renewed its five‑year partnership with AI‑driven sponsorship analytics firm Shikensow, keeping the platform in place to track and measure sponsor exposure across streams, broadcasts, and social media. The agreement, whose financial terms were not disclosed, underscores Team...
CHINA: Ford Chasing The Chinese, BYD Sealion 05 Launched and VW Eyes Oil Shock China Sales | 21 Apr 2026
The episode examines how global automakers are adapting to China's booming EV market: Ford’s CEO Jim Farley cites BYD as the benchmark for cost and supply‑chain efficiency, while BYD launches the Sea Lion 05 compact crossover with both plug‑in hybrid and...
The New Battleground: Grey Zone and Hybrid Warfare Explained
In this episode, Elizabeth Braw, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, explains the distinction between hybrid warfare—combining kinetic and non‑kinetic tools such as cyber attacks, disinformation, and sabotage—and grey‑zone aggression, which operates below NATO’s Article 5 threshold and often relies...
Marc Andreessen: Monitoring the Situation and the Future of Media
In this episode Marc Andreessen discusses the evolution of media from the centralized era of the 1970s to today’s always‑on, meme‑driven landscape. He explains the concept of "randomonium"—the 24‑hour news model of early CNN that chased the "current thing"—and how...
Keto Saved My Life — The Future of Metabolic Medicine | Nick Norwitz PhD MD
In this episode, Dr. Nick Norwitz, a PhD in human metabolism and new Harvard MD, shares how a ketogenic diet rescued him from severe ulcerative colitis, leading to complete remission and allowing him to finish his PhD and medical training....
The Bagel That Broke the Internet: Tory Bartlett and the Rise of PopUp Bagels
In this episode of the Hospitality Hangout, CEO Tory Bartlett (often called Jimmy) shares his journey from washing dishes at Hooters to leading the fast‑growing pop‑up bagel brand that went viral online. He discusses how his military reserve service, years...
Winning The Attention War That's Reshaping Banking
In this episode, hosts Alex Johnson and Mary Wisniewski discuss the evolving dynamics of FinTech events, emphasizing the irreplaceable value of in‑person networking for business deals and relationship building. They highlight two major industry trends: the surge of new banking...
Private Credit Under Stress: Averting the Next Crisis with AI and Data Visibility with Scott Weller
In this episode, host Boris Agranovich talks with Scott Weller, CTO and co‑founder of EnFi, about the hidden risks in private credit and how AI‑driven data visibility can prevent a next‑generation crisis. Weller explains that most risk signals are trapped...
How to Improve Placement Outcomes | TRP #167
In this episode, hosts Jared and Ben dissect the challenges of 1‑to‑1 reinsurance renewals, focusing on the hidden labor brokers perform and the lack of transparency that leaves cedants questioning both their placements and the value of their brokers. They...
Why Those Engagement Ring Ads Keep Finding You Ft. Hope Bellair
In this episode of In The Loop, host Michael Burpo and Punchmark Digital Marketing Manager Hope Bellair break down retargeting for jewelry retailers, explaining how it works across platforms like Meta and Google and how it can be automated using...
Arrow Global’s Playbook for Value-Add Returns in European Hospitality
In this episode, Stuart Watson talks with John Calveo, Managing Principal at Arrow Global, about the firm’s strategy for generating value‑add returns in Southern European hospitality. Calveo explains how Arrow leverages a mix of private credit, distressed‑debt, and occasional equity...
Inside SatEnlight's Spiral Staircase of Lasers: Interview with Startup Space Winner Matteo Vismara
In this episode, Jeffrey Hill interviews Matteo Vismara, CEO and co‑founder of Italy‑based SatNlight, the winner of the Sat Show’s 10th annual Startup Space Entrepreneur Pitch Contest. Vismara explains how his team’s optical‑communication terminal uses stacked vortex beams—visualized as a...
TIADS AND TARGETING THE ADVERSARY’S WILL
In this episode of A Better Peace, Colonel Sean Heidegger, commander of the first Theater Information Advantage Detachment (TIAD) in U.S. Army Pacific, explains how the Army is institutionalizing information operations to shape adversary will across the competition continuum. He...
Paper on Terahertz-Band ISAC Receives Coveted IEEE Mimno Award
The episode explores the upcoming 6G paradigm shift toward Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC), where terahertz‑band radio waves will simultaneously transmit data and act as radar. It explains the physics challenges of terahertz frequencies—severe atmospheric absorption, massive path loss, and...
Election Plot Trump Lawyer Taken Down by CA Supreme Court
In this episode, Ray Brescia breaks down the California Supreme Court’s April 15 ruling that disbarred John Eastman, the chief legal architect behind attempts to overturn the 2020 election. He explains how Eastman violated multiple ABA Model Rules by filing...
'The Supreme Court Is Unhealthy'
In this episode, constitutional law scholar Steve Vladek explains the Supreme Court’s growing use of the “shadow docket”—emergency, off‑the‑record rulings that bypass the usual merits process. He walks listeners through a recent New York Times expose revealing internal memos that...
UNC Health’s Moosavi Says Analytics Teams Must Deeply Understand Requests Before Moving Forward; No Place for Ticket-Taking
In this episode, UNC Health’s Chief Analytics Officer Rachani Moosavi discusses how analytics teams must deeply understand stakeholder needs before building solutions, emphasizing that analytics is not a ticket‑taking function. She shares her diverse background—from nursing aide to patient‑flow consulting...
Could Hollywood Actually De-Monopolize?
The episode examines recent antitrust actions affecting major media and entertainment conglomerates, focusing on the blocked $6.2 billion Nexstar‑Tegna TV‑station merger and the jury verdict that Live Nation’s Ticketmaster operates as a monopoly. Host Matt Belony and Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw discuss...
Are Robotaxis Coming to a City Near You?
In this episode of Motley Fool Money, the hosts discuss two major topics: QXO's $17 billion acquisition of Top Build and Tesla's rollout of robo‑taxis into Dallas and Houston. They analyze the strategic rationale behind Brad Jacobs' consolidation play in the...
Bill Kristol: The Tough Guy Really, Really Means It This Time
In this episode, host Tim Miller chats with editor‑at‑large Bill Kristol about three main topics: the upcoming Virginia redistricting referendum and its implications for fair representation, the escalating diplomatic crisis between the United States and Iran amid the ongoing conflict,...
EP273 From CISA to Cloud: AI Assurance, Concentration Risk, and the New Regulatory Frontier
In this episode, Google Cloud’s VP of Risk and Compliance, Jeanette Manfra, discusses how moving to the cloud reshapes security, privacy, and regulatory compliance for organizations, emphasizing the benefits of scale, transparency, and auditable controls. She explains that cloud introduces...
Medical Doctor Shares Life Changing Ibogaine Treatment Stories
In this episode, Dr. Fernando Vega, a family physician with 45+ years of practice, discusses his extensive work using psychedelic medicines—especially ibogaine—to treat PTSD, depression, anxiety, and opioid addiction. He shares compelling case stories, including a former alcoholic who regained...
Adding Context to COPA: Where Are We in The Regulation Cycle of NYC Multifamily?
In this episode Roman Sinclair of Sinclair Realty Group breaks down the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA), a proposed New York City law that would give nonprofits priority access to multifamily building sales and impose a 120‑day transaction timeline....
Tom Wetzel, AI for Insurance Agents and Cyber Crime Expert - PIR Ep. 806
In this episode, Tom Wetzel, president of Thomas H. Wetzel & Associates, discusses the rapid rise of AI‑driven cybercrime targeting insurance agents and their supply‑chain vendors. He explains how generative AI tools like WormGPT enable even low‑skill criminals to launch...