Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•9 min
Tuesday: Gas Prices up 50% in Europe
The episode explains how Iranian drone strikes forced Qatar to shut the Ras Laffin LNG plant, sending European gas prices up 50% and oil up about 6%. ANZ analysts discuss market reactions, currency impacts, and the broader risk of the conflict spreading, while chief economist Sanjay Mathur assesses how the shock could affect Asian economies outside China, noting limited exposure, modest dollar strength, and policy buffers that may cushion growth. He concludes that despite higher energy costs, Asian growth remains resilient thanks to a tech‑driven export boom and relatively contained inflation pressures.
By 5 in 5 with ANZ
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•0 min
Astralis Names New Betting Partner
Astralis, the renowned Danish Counter-Strike organization, has announced a strategic partnership with crypto‑gaming platform Stake, making Stake the primary jersey sponsor. The deal includes integrated activations, digital campaigns, and fan‑focused content, aligning with Stake’s recent acquisition of a five‑year Danish...
By The Esports Advocate
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•36 min
Where Life Science Meets Litigation
In this episode of Inside Biotech, host Karish Manchugani chats with Tim Dabrowski, a Berkeley‑trained patent attorney at Mintz, about his unconventional path from a physiology degree to biotech IP law. Tim explains how his scientific background informs his work...
By Inside Biotech
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•12 min
OpenAI Steals $200M Contract in Anthropic Vs. Pentagon Battle
The episode delves into the heated dispute between Anthropic and the U.S. Department of Defense, where the Pentagon labeled Anthropic a supply‑chain risk and canceled a $200 million contract, only for OpenAI to step in and claim the deal. Host Jaden...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•25 min
The Debt Reckoning: Rodrigo Valdés and Era Dabla-Norris
In this IMF podcast, Directors Rodrigo Valdés and Deputy Era Dabla‑Norris discuss the surge in global debt, now approaching 100% of GDP, and the challenges of translating fiscal policy into politically viable actions. They explain how pandemic‑driven spending, prolonged low...
By IMF Podcasts
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•22 min
268. Going Viral: How To Balance Authenticity and Spectacle
In this episode, Matt Abrahams talks with Stanford professor Angele Christen about the tension creators face between authenticity and the algorithmic push for drama and spectacle. Christen explains how granular metrics reward conflict‑driven or extreme content, creating short‑term virality but...
By Think Fast, Talk Smart
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•45 min
Ep 724: Trump Bans Anthropic, OpenAI Signs Pentagon Deal, Big AI Goes Agentic and More AI News
In this episode Jordan Wilson breaks down a week of AI turbulence, highlighting OpenAI’s newly announced Pentagon contract that includes safeguards against autonomous weapons and mass surveillance, and contrasting it with President Trump’s directive to phase out Anthropic’s technology from...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•52 min
Confessions Of Supply Chain Executives | What Has To Be True For E-Groceries To Be Profitable?
In this episode, host Chris Walton and Richard McKenzie, CEO of Valak (Rolik Group), dissect why U.S. grocery e‑commerce remains unprofitable despite a 19% penetration rate. They identify the primary cost drivers—inefficient picking/packing, high last‑mile expenses, and low basket sizes—and...
By Omni Talk
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•5 min
AM Best: Caribbean Insurers’ Reinsurance Costs, Capacity Constraints Moderate, Although Climate Vulnerability Remains
In this episode, AM Best analysts Bridget Mayer and Ann Modica discuss their latest report on Caribbean insurers, highlighting that reinsurance costs and capacity constraints have eased due to a low catastrophe year and softer property reinsurance pricing. Insurers have...
By AM Best Audio (AM Best Radio)
Podcast•Mar 2, 2026•39 min
772: How to Measure Your Meeting’s Success, with Rebecca Hinds
In this episode, host Dave Stachowiak talks with Rebecca Hinds, an expert on organizational behavior and author of *Your Best Meeting Ever*, about how to measure meeting effectiveness. They explore why meetings are often sabotaged, the pitfalls of relying solely...
By Coaching for Leaders
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•40 min
Ian Scott's Guide to Unforgettable Retail - Where We Buy #371
In this episode, retail strategist Ian Scott walks host James Cook through the concept of a "retail safari," explaining how he curates immersive store tours for clients seeking inspiration beyond their own categories. Scott highlights the importance of mixing specific...
By Where We Buy: Retail Real Estate with James Cook
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•52 min
1166: Building Equity Value in a Capital-Intensive World | Derek Doyle, CFO, C Spire
In this episode, CFO Derek Doyle discusses how capital discipline, not just network assets, drives equity value at C Spire, a privately held telecom and technology company. He draws on his background in public accounting, international CFO roles, and transformation...
By CFO THOUGHT LEADER
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•0 min
🎧 What Investors Get Wrong About Hims & Hers, Ep. 2 with Paul Cerro
In this episode, the hosts dissect why investors misunderstand Hims & Hers' (HEMS) gross margin potential, emphasizing that as a compounder without its own API manufacturing, HEMS cannot achieve margins higher than drug manufacturers. They illustrate how HEMS' margin trajectory...
By GLP-1 Digest
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•7 min
Week Ahead: Shockwaves From Iran
In this urgent episode of Reuters Morning Bid, hosts Carmel Crimmins and Amanda Cooper dissect the fallout from a wave of US and Israeli strikes that killed Iran’s supreme leader, sparking Iranian drone and missile retaliation. They highlight the immediate...
By Reuters Morning Bid
Podcast•Mar 1, 2026•9 min
This Week: Fiber, Phones, and Farewells: The Reshaping of Telecom's Landscape
In this episode, Don and Roger discuss recent leadership changes at Charter, highlighting the appointment of Nick Jeffrey—formerly of Frontier, Vodafone UK, and Verizon—as COO to boost Charter's struggling home internet segment. They then turn to the ongoing consolidation of...
By The Week with Roger
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•13 min
Suno Hits $300M ARR: AI's Impact on the Music Industry
The episode explores the rapid rise of AI-generated music, focusing on Suno's milestone of 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million ARR, and Google's new Lyria 3 model. The host explains Suno's user-friendly tools for creating full tracks from simple prompts or vocal...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•13 min
Suno Hits $300M ARR: AI's Impact on the Music Industry
The episode explores the rapid rise of AI-generated music, spotlighting Suno's milestone of 2 million paid subscribers and $300 million in annual recurring revenue, as well as Google's new Lyria 3 model. It discusses how tools like Suno enable creators to generate full...
By Eye on A.I.
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•5 min
Burger King’s President Answers the Phone | Fast Five Shorts
Burger King President Tom Curtis launched a two‑week initiative where he personally fielded customer calls and texts on a dedicated work number, recording the interactions for a marketing campaign and future service improvements. The move builds on the successful "Whopper...
By Omni Talk
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•4 min
Gap Inc. Debuts Encore To Unify The Four Brands | Fast Five Shorts
Gap Inc. launched Encore, a unified cross‑brand loyalty program for Old Navy, Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta, consolidating nearly 40 million members into a single points bank with three tiers—Core, Premier, and All Access. The program adds perks like extended returns,...
By Omni Talk
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•3 min
Kohl's Bets On The Deal Bar To Win Back Shoppers | Fast Five Shorts
Kohl's is rolling out a front‑of‑store "deal bar" featuring items under $10 across all 1,100+ locations, aiming to spark impulse purchases with rotating seasonal assortments. Retail analyst Evan Mann acknowledges the concept can boost sales but doubts it will significantly...
By Omni Talk
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•6 min
Navient Borrower Compensation Payments Begin In 2026
The episode explains that Navient borrower compensation checks, funded by a $100 million settlement with the CFPB, will start arriving in early 2026 after a lawsuit alleging the servicer steered borrowers into costly forbearances instead of income‑driven repayment plans. Listeners learn...
By The College Investor Audio Show
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•16 min
ISS Demonstration: A Tow Truck for Space.
In this episode of T‑Minus, host Maria Varmazas interviews Troy Morris, CEO and co‑founder of KMI, about the company’s successful in‑space demonstration of its articulated “tow‑truck” arms aboard the ISS. The demo involved over 200 days of testing, capturing unprepared...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Feb 28, 2026•0 min
Understanding the I-77 Toll Debate
In this episode, Tony Messia talks with WFAE political reporter Steve Harrison about the contentious plan to add toll lanes to I‑77 between Uptown Charlotte and the South Carolina line. They explore the traffic woes that motivate the project, the...
By The Charlotte Ledger – Real Estate Whispers
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•22 min
Circuit Breakers: The First Responders of the Grid
In this episode of Schweitzer Drive, Dave Whitehead talks with Kylan Robinson, Engineering Director at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, about circuit breakers—the essential devices that isolate and clear faults in power systems. They explain how breakers work, from household bimetallic and...
By Schweitzer Drive
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•23 min
Guest: Per Hong of Kearney on Tariffs, Iran, and More; The "Pandemic Echo” Affecting Parcel Fleets; How Agentic AI Impacts...
In this episode, Per Hong of Kearney Foresight explains how the recent Supreme Court ruling on emergency tariffs and the introduction of new 10% worldwide tariffs create a layered, multi‑instrument trade environment that complicates supply‑chain planning. He advises companies to...
By Logistics Matters with DC VELOCITY
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•52 min
Hedge 297: MPLS
In this episode, Scott Robbin and the hosts explore the origins, design goals, and lasting impact of MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching). They explain how MPLS was created to address the exploding size of routing tables and forwarding complexity in the...
By Rule 11
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•17 min
SAF Insights: Introducing Argus' SAF & HVO Fob Straits Assessments
In this episode, Argus’s Sarah and VP of Business Development Alfonso introduce the new FOB Strait of Malacca price assessments for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) in the Asia‑Pacific region. They explain why the assessments are...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•33 min
AI Agents and the Future of Global Trade with Alibaba’s Kuo Zhang - Ep. 291
In this episode, Kuo Zhang, President of Alibaba.com, explains how the platform’s new AI agent, Axio, is transforming global B2B trade by handling complex sourcing tasks, from interpreting natural‑language requests to managing compliance, logistics, and supplier communication. He highlights real‑world...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•25 min
Weight of Freight: Talking Tankers with Asyad’s CEO
In this episode, Argus's Way to Freight talks with Dr. Ibrahim Alnathiri, CEO of Asyad Shipping, about the company’s aggressive fleet renewal and expansion, including the recent purchase of three VLCCs and four other newbuilds. Alnathiri explains how a younger,...
By Metals Movers (Argus series within Argus Media feed)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•38 min
AI for Scientists, FDA Reverses Course, and Advances in Cancer Therapeutics
The episode covers three main business stories: Tamarin Bio’s $13.6M Series A to build an AI model‑coordination platform that makes tools like AlphaFold accessible to wet‑lab biologists; the FDA’s reversal on Moderna’s mRNA‑1010 seasonal flu vaccine, spurring a modest stock...
By Touching Base (GEN Podcasts)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•19 min
A Nuanced Discussion About Paul Weiss and Brad Karp
In this Legal Speak episode, hosts Cedra Mayfield and Patrick Smith interview attorney and journalist David Latt about former Paul Weiss chair Brad Karp’s resignation amid revelations of his communications with Jeffrey Epstein. Latt explains that Karp’s step‑down was a pragmatic compromise—remaining...
By Legal Speak
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•42 min
AvTalk Episode 359: Reading Them the ROTOR Act
In this episode Ian and Jason discuss the stalled passage of the Rotorcraft Operations Transparency and Oversight Reform Act (ROTOR Act), which aims to mandate ADS‑B‑In across U.S. airspace and tighten reporting for Department of Defense exemptions after the Washington,...
By AvTalk – Aviation Podcast (show site)
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•24 min
Episode 146: Embodied AI on the ISS - Jamie Palmer
In this episode, Claire Asher talks with Jamie Palmer, co‑founder and CTO of Icarus Robotics, about developing free‑flying, dexterous robots to assist astronauts on the ISS and future commercial stations. Palmer explains how the robots—essentially microgravity drones with manipulators—are being...
By Robot Talk
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•1h
Is A.I. Eating the Labor Market? + The Latest on the Pentagon, OpenClaw and Alpha School
In this episode, Kevin Roose, Casey Newton, and their panel dissect the accelerating impact of AI on the labor market, highlighting concerns that automation is displacing jobs across sectors. They also unpack recent developments: the Pentagon’s legal clash with Anthropic,...
By Hard Fork
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•38 min
Greenland’s Critical Raw Material Potential and China’s Current Interest in the Arctic
In this episode of Polar Geopolitics, host Eric Pagli discusses China's growing interest in the Arctic, focusing on Greenland's critical raw material potential, with insights from China specialist Gerhard Hegelund and Greenland mining expert Nick Bake‑Heilman. The conversation explores China's...
By Polar Geopolitics
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•23 min
The Wellness Industry Is Misleading You W/ Dr. Zeke Emanuel, Author, Eat Your Ice Cream
In this episode of CareTalk, Dr. Zeke Emanuel critiques the $1‑2 trillion wellness industry, arguing that it exploits the wealthy with dubious supplements, tests, and diets while neglecting timeless health fundamentals. He emphasizes that genuine wellness hinges on social connections—citing Aristotle,...
By CareTalk: Healthcare. Unfiltered.
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•32 min
Using AI to Train Space Warfighters
In this episode, Tom Patton talks with Dr. Belinda Merchan, Chief Scientist at Slingshot Aerospace, about how AI is transforming space warfare training. Traditional training relied on scripted scenarios, but Slingshot’s agentic AI uses physics‑based models and proprietary tracking data...
By Ex Terra: The Journal of Space Commerce
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•1h 8m
The Uranium Deal 10 Years in the Making (Brandon Munro)
In this episode, host Jonas interviews uranium expert Brandon Munro about Bannerman Resources' landmark deal with China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), which sees CNNC acquire a 43% stake in the Etango uranium project in Namibia. Munro explains the decade‑long journey,...
By Money of Mine
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•31 min
Can We Build Data Centers Fast Enough? | Episode 3 - Live at KickStart Europe 2026
In this live episode from KickStart Europe, Greenscale’s senior procurement director Miriam van Koperen and Unica Data Centers’ VP of sales and marketing Luke Spin discuss the intense pressure to deliver data centers within 12‑14 months, highlighting supply‑chain bottlenecks, the need for...
By Inside Data Centre Podcast
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•23 min
No More 'Easy Trades': REIT Take-Privates Could Slow in Reshaped Market
The episode examines the recent slowdown in REIT take‑private activity as market conditions improve, highlighting the $3.4 billion Affinius Capital acquisition of Varus Residential REIT as a benchmark. Guests Jonathan Brass, Sarah Marks, and Matthew Norris explain that higher valuations, abundant...
By The PERE Podcast
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•28 min
No Fault, No Claims Adjuster, No Friction: Randel Bennett on the Future of Guarantees
In this episode, InsurTech Leadership host Josh interviews Randall Bennett, CEO and co‑founder of Quixen, about the company’s embedded, parametric production guarantees for commercial solar projects. Bennett explains how Quixen partners with solar installers and prime contractors to offer a...
By Insurtech Leadership Podcast
Podcast•Feb 27, 2026•48 min
TWIFO 486: Widowmakers and Lethal Weapons
In this episode of This Week in Futures Options, host Mark Longo and guest Carly Garner discuss the week’s market movers, highlighting strong gains in precious metals like silver (+12.5%) and platinum (+8.78%) while noting declines in energy and agricultural...
By This Week in Futures Options (TWIFO)
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•43 min
Better Satellite World: From Classroom to Community, Episode 4: What Makes the Signal Hold?
In this episode, Tamara Bond‑Williams talks with Vaibhav Magal, VP of the International Division at Hughes, about what makes satellite‑based school connectivity reliable, scalable and sustainable across emerging markets. They explain why schools are prioritized as community hubs, the technical...
By SSPI Podcast
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•13 min
How States Can Best Prepare for the Approaching DOJ Accessibility Deadline
In this episode, NACIO policy analyst Kalia Young‑Gibson outlines how states can prepare for the DOJ’s upcoming accessibility compliance deadline on April 24, 2026. She highlights the recent accessibility officer summit, a forthcoming NACIO guide that maps policy through different...
By NASCIO Voices
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•0 min
Drug Dealin Ep. 9: Using AI to Find Novel Treatment Options
In Episode 9 of Drug Dealin, hosts Kenny and Shibu demonstrate how patients can use publicly available tools like ClinicalTrials.gov and AI language models to uncover novel treatment options, focusing on a hypothetical Parkinson’s disease case inspired by a TV...
By Big Pharma Sharma
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•1h 20m
Nuclear Fuel: The Most Sophisticated Industrial Product You've Never Learned About
In this episode, host decouple talks with nuclear fuel expert Michael Seeley about the unique nature of nuclear fuel, its manufacturing, and the evolution of fuel reliability. They explain how uranium dioxide pellets and zirconium cladding work together to contain...
By Decouple
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•44 min
#847 From Semi-Retired to 1.3 Million Views on YouTube Ft. Richard “RJ” Jalichandra
In this episode, host interviews semi‑retired six‑time CEO and YouTube creator Richard “RJ” Jalichandra about how he leveraged YouTube to amass over a million views and build a niche retirement‑focused channel. RJ shares his journey from CEO coaching to YouTube,...
By Tropical MBA
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•57 min
A Broadside Against Battleships
In this episode of Net Assessment, Melanie Marlow (CSIS), Chris Preble (Stimson Center), and Zach Cooper (AEI) dissect the Trump administration’s proposal to build a new class of 30,000‑40,000‑ton "Trump‑class" battleships, dubbed the Golden Fleet. They examine the strategic rationale,...
By Net Assessment
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•17 min
Employment Rights Act 2025 - Why HR Should Review Its Probationary Process Before July 2026
In this episode of the Bright Mind Podcast, host Robert Shaw and Brightmine Principal Editor Stephen Simpson break down the Employment Rights Act 2025, focusing on the reduction of the unfair dismissal qualifying period from two years to six months...
By The Brightmine Podcast (UK) (formerly XpertHR)
Podcast•Feb 26, 2026•0 min
GRID Partners With Smilegate for Crossfire Esports Data
The episode discusses Grid's new partnership with South Korean publisher Smilegate to provide official match data infrastructure for the Crossfire esports ecosystem. Grid will integrate its data platform to capture and distribute live match data, aiming to boost commercial growth,...
By The Esports Advocate