Guest: Omar Qari of Logicbroker on How Retailers and Brands Respond to Shifting Geopolitical Uncertainty; Carton Diversity Drives Sortation Designs;...
In this episode, Omar Qari, CEO of LogicBroker, explains how retailers and brands are grappling with persistent geopolitical uncertainty, tariff volatility, and fragmented supply chains, which are straining inventory visibility and fulfillment orchestration. He emphasizes that resilience now hinges on flexibility, real‑time visibility, and agile execution, including diversified sourcing, dynamic order routing, and tighter collaboration across partners. The discussion then shifts to how the growing diversity of e‑commerce cartons is driving advanced automated sortation system designs, with examples from Regal Rexnord, Beckhoff Automation, and Mauser Electronics. Finally, the hosts examine China’s new five‑year plan that doubles down on industrial robotics, highlighting its potential impact on global supply‑chain automation.
GLENN REACTS: Iran's Strategy in the Strait of Hormuz, Fighting Journalists, Animal Rights, and More
In this Thursday night Q&A, host Glenn critiques the moral calculus of the U.S. war against Iran, arguing that wars must be a last resort and cannot be justified by potential future benefits. He dismantles the narrative that Iran is...
LindellTV with Cara Castronuova
In this episode of LindellTV, General Michael Flynn convenes a round‑table with over 60 ambassadors from around the world to discuss the escalating crisis in Iran and its impact on global oil markets, energy prices, and food security. Flynn emphasizes...
The Murdoch Dynasty - A Business Worth a Thousand Words
In this episode of The Dividend Cafe, host David Bonson dissects Disney’s 2019 $71.3 billion acquisition of Fox’s entertainment assets, focusing on why Rupert Murdoch sold the content portfolio but retained the news and sports properties. He highlights the divergent post‑deal performance:...
William Shatner & Neil deGrasse Tyson Think ‘The Universe Is Absurd’
In this episode of KCRW's The Business, host Kim Masters chats with William Shatner and astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson about their joint live show, "The Universe Is Absurd," which blends science fact with science‑fiction humor. They recount how the partnership...
193: Is Apple DOWNGRADING the iPhone 18 Due to Memory Shortage?
The episode delves into rumors that Apple may be downgrading the standard iPhone 18 due to a surge in memory (RAM) costs driven by AI-driven chip shortages. Hosts discuss how this could lead to component sharing with the iPhone 18 E,...
AvTalk Episode 369: Extra Exits, Bread Trucks, and Bankruptcies
In this episode Ian Petchenik and Jason Erbinowitz discuss three major aviation news items: AirAsia’s record firm order of 150 A220‑300s with an extra over‑wing exit that boosts capacity, Biman Bangladesh’s sizable purchase of eight 787‑9s, two 787‑10s and four...
WHO Blunder Imperils Remaining Passengers on Hantavirus-Infected Cruise Ship
In this episode, host Steve discusses a hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship off the coast of Cape Verde, where passengers are confined to cabins while the virus spreads via rodent droppings and recirculated air. Dr. Peter McCullough, chief scientific officer...
US Oil Exports Surge to Record High & What to Know About the Hantavirus
The episode covers two main stories: a surge in U.S. oil exports reaching record levels amid the Iran‑Israel conflict, and a rare Andes hantavirus outbreak on the Hondias expedition cruise ship. Hosts explain how the closure of the Strait of...
Judge Approves $425M Capital One 360 Savings Settlement — Payments Expected July
A federal judge approved a $425 million class‑action settlement with Capital One over claims that the bank paid lower interest rates to older 360 Savings customers while offering a higher‑yield 360 Performance Savings product under a similar name. Eligible account holders...
Turning Vacant Retail Into Fantasy Worlds with Mike Bennett Studios - Where We Buy #382
In this episode, host James Cook talks with Mike Bennett and Teddy Albertson about Wonderwood, an immersive fantasy-themed cafe, mini‑golf course, and indoor cartoon aquarium built in repurposed retail spaces in Portland. They discuss how Mike turned his fear of...
Poured Over: Sarah Jessica Parker and Alexandra Oliva on The Radiant Dark at the LAT Festival of Books
In this episode of Poured Over, host Miwa Messer chats with publisher Sarah Jessica Parker—also a 2025 Booker Prize judge—and author Alexandra Oliva about her new novel, The Radiant Dark. Parker shares insights from her Booker judging experience, describing how...
MAHA Split Over New Surgeon General
In this episode of CareTalk, hosts David Williams and John Driscoll dissect the fallout from Casey Means' failed Surgeon General nomination and examine the administration’s pivot to Dr. Nicole "Sapphire" Sloan, a Fox News‑regular radiologist with an active medical license. They...
EPG Aura Brings AI Into Warehouse Execution
In this episode, Kevin Lawton interviews Jet Chitanan, President of EPG USA, about the company's AI-driven execution platform, EPG Aura, and its recent awards. Aura integrates with existing WMS, TMS, and voice picking solutions to provide AI-powered document scanning, intelligent...
Is ChatGPT Turning Into Yahoo! Or Netscape? (531)
In this episode the hosts dissect a wave of corporate missteps, from Apple’s $250 million settlement over misleading AI claims to OpenAI’s turbulent week, including missed user‑growth targets, revenue worries, internal lawsuits, and a new self‑service ad platform. They also explore...
Why Nobody Is Scoring the Road Ahead (And What It’s Costing Insurers)
In this episode, Gertz Weber, CEO and co‑founder of RootRisk AI, explains how his company is creating a forward‑looking, route‑level risk score for commercial fleets that predicts danger before a truck departs. He contrasts this approach with traditional, backward‑looking methods...
Is Google Quietly Losing? YouTube “Stations” Impact? 3 Big Questions for Google | Behind the Numbers
In this episode, senior forecasting analyst Drew Spink and newsletter analyst Marissa Jones dissect Google’s Q1 2026 results, focusing on three big questions: whether Google will introduce ads to its Gemini chatbot, how the company’s massive AI spending is being...
The Hidden Burden of State Tax Debt Collections
In this episode, Tax Notes Managing Legal Reporter Caitlin Mullaney interviews Sakina Tillman, an assistant professor and director of the tax clinic at the University of the District of Columbia, about her article on how vague state tax collection alternatives...
Paper Trail
In this episode of Paper Trail, host Jessica Luschnop recounts a powerful investigative journalism story about a man who was mistakenly never sent to prison after his conviction, only to be re‑arrested 13 years later. The piece illustrates how ProPublica’s...
637: The AI Automation Stack Behind The Fastest Growing Ecommerce Brands With Leo Sgovio
In this episode, Leo Segovia reveals his AI‑driven automation stack that handles influencer outreach, video ad creation, and product launches without giveaways or paid ads, enabling him to sell 5,000 units before Christmas. He explains how his system scrapes and...
Building the Bank-Grade Ledger That Payments Infrastructure Was Missing With Patricia Montesi, CEO of Qolo
In this episode, Patricia Montese, CEO and co‑founder of Colo, explains how her company built a bank‑grade, API‑first ledger that unifies card issuing, money movement, and multiple payment rails on a single platform. She describes Colo’s three‑product suite—Quantum Ledger, Cascade...
Remembering J. Craig Venter, PhD
In this tribute episode of Touching Base, host Corinna Singelman and Gen editors John Sterling and Kevin Davis reflect on the life and legacy of biotech pioneer J. Craig Venter, who recently died at 79. They recount Venter's groundbreaking role...
Dairy Barn Flooring Gains Traction as Producers Focus on Hoof Health
In this episode, host Bernard Tobin interviews Adam Stewart of BioRed Agri about the rapid adoption of their rubber flooring solutions for dairy barns, which now account for over 50% of North American sales. Stewart explains how the flooring’s slip-resistant...
Tightened Supply Chains: Strait of Hormuz & Bitumen Markets
In this episode of The Asphalt Story, Irina, Kayvan, and Oliver discuss how the Strait of Hormuz disruption is tightening bitumen supplies for European and African markets. They explain that reduced crude flows from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq are...
Lawfare Live: The Supreme Court’s Long Shadow (with Kate Klonick and Steve Vladeck)
In this Lawfare Live episode, Kate Klonick and Georgetown Law professor Steve Vladeck dissect the Supreme Court’s expanding “shadow docket” – the body of emergency orders and summary reversals that bypass full opinions. They explain how recent New York Times...
The 'Carbone of Indian Food' And Colostrum In A Can
The episode spotlights two emerging CPG brands: Gymkhana Fine Foods, the "Carbone of Indian food," which is launching premium Indian sauces and marinades in U.S. Whole Foods stores after a $8.5 million Series A led by Cavu Consumer Partners, and Armra, a...
Mizuho’s Vikram Malhotra Sees Logistics Real Estate in Early Stages of New Upcycle
Vikram Malhotra, Managing Director of REIT Estate Equities at Mizuho, explains that the logistics and industrial real‑estate sector is entering a new upcycle, driven by strong demand for large‑box warehouses from retailers like Walmart and Amazon, as well as emerging...
Global LPG Conversations: From Shock to Softness: Why the European Propane Market Eased
In this episode, Argus editors Peter Wilton and Efkaris Skourou examine why European propane prices have softened despite a global supply shock caused by the war in Ukraine. They explain that steady U.S. LPG imports into Northwest Europe, driven by...
How Anyone Can Make $1,000,000 in 24 Months: How to Start Live Shopping in 2026
In this episode of the Gary Vee Audio Experience, Gary Vaynerchuk urges listeners to tap into the booming live social shopping market—now a half‑trillion‑dollar industry in China and rapidly growing in the U.S. via platforms like TikTok Shop and Whatnot....
331. Why Curing Motion Sickness Is Key to AV Success
In this episode Grayson Brulte talks with Daniel Socia Shulman, CEO of MotionSync, about the pervasive problem of motion sickness—affecting roughly one‑third of the population—and its impact on autonomous vehicle adoption. Shulman explains the sensory mismatch that causes nausea and...
Your Delivery Guy Might Be Your Brand Ambassador. (Sorry.)
In this episode of the Liquid Lunch Project, hosts Matthew Armiehan and Professor Luigi Rosa Bianca interview Randy Vlasic, founder of LIWMI Logistics, a third‑party trucking brokerage. Randy explains how his firm connects shippers with carriers, navigates rising diesel costs,...
EP510: The Impact on You of Medicare Advantage Goings-On (2026 Edition), With Betsy Seals
In this episode, host Stacey Richter talks with Medicare Advantage expert Betsy Seals about the current stabilization phase of the MA market, highlighting profit versus profiteering, cost‑shifting to commercial employers, and the impact of vertical integration on provider payments. Seals...
The Science of Attention: Creating Short-Form Videos People Won't Skip
In this episode, Michael Stelzner talks with Hilary Billings, a psychology‑trained content strategist and founder of Attentioneers, about the science behind short‑form video that captures attention. Hilary shares how she moved from a failed PhD pursuit to viral video success...
Raising Cane’s Secret Recipe for Scaling, with CEO Todd Graves
In this episode of Masters of Scale, Todd Graves, co‑founder and CEO of Raising Cane’s, recounts how he turned a simple chicken‑finger concept into a multibillion‑dollar fast‑food chain. He emphasizes the power of relentless focus on a single, craveable product,...
What Impact Could Protein Stabilisation Have for Cancer Patients?
In this episode of the DDW Podcast, CEO Anthony Johnson and CSO Matthew Fyfe discuss OutRun Therapeutics' novel protein‑stabilisation platform, which inhibits specific E3 ubiquitin ligases to prevent degradation of disease‑relevant proteins. Their lead program targets the E6AP ligase to...
The Future of Smart Contracting With Kraig Conrad
In this episode, hosts Mark and Pepe interview Kraig Conrad of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) about the evolution of contract management, especially within the U.S. federal sector. Conrad explains how the profession is shifting from a compliance‑driven, document‑centric...
Snorkelling for Negative Prices
The episode examines Norway’s unusually low hydro reservoir levels after a record‑cold winter and a severe precipitation deficit, which have turned the country from a net power exporter into an importer for the first time in years. Experts explain how...
Retail Daily Minute | Target Launches Creator Commerce Programs, Old Navy Taps Marketing Veteran & Apple Readies Wallet Pass Builder
The episode covers three major retail updates: Target’s launch of two creator‑commerce programs—Club Target, a gamified platform for emerging influencers, and Target Ambassadors, a higher‑pay tier built on LTK that integrates campaign management and performance tracking; Gap Inc.’s appointment of...
Trump’s Hormuz Withdrawal, Fetterman’s GOP Flirtation, & Kevin O’Leary’s Data Center War
In this lively Wednesday livestream, Ron Placone and Nolan Higdon dissect a whirlwind of political news, from Donald Trump's abrupt halt to the Hormuz naval operation and the ensuing diplomatic spin, to Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's surprising flirtation with the...
Live with Dr. Jen Gunter
In this episode, host Dr. Cammy Dahl chats with Dr. Jen Gunter about Gunter's new book, *A Terrible Strength*, which explores how systemic racism and the cultural expectation of endurance among Black women lead to delayed diagnosis and higher mortality...
The E. Jean Carroll Case, Kash Patel’s Abuse of Power & the Collapse of Trust in SCOTUS — with Don...
In this episode Don Lemon and Mike Nellis dissect three intertwined scandals: the DOJ’s unprecedented request to the Supreme Court to intervene in Donald Trump’s appeal of the E. Jean Carroll verdict, alleged abuses of power by Trump ally Kash Patel...
Jessica Machado Breaks Down Massachusetts Migrant Shelter Costs and Homebase Spending - MWTV
In this MainWire TV episode, host Tom Shattuck and panelists Steve Robinson, John Featherston, Seamus Authott, and independent journalist Jess Machado dissect Massachusetts' migrant shelter spending, focusing on the controversial Healy Hotels and the Homebase program. Machado reveals that Homebase...
University of Utah Health’s Kawamoto Says Workbench Approach Scales Clinical AI Across the Enterprise
Dr. Ken Kawamoto, University of Utah Health’s Chief Health AI Transformation Officer, discusses how his team is scaling clinical AI across the enterprise using a standards‑based AI Workbench that plugs into the Epic EHR. He explains the evolution of his...
Target Says Move Or Go, Walmart Bets On Beauty & Claude Wants Your Cart | Fast Five
The episode tackles two major retail trends: Target’s mandate for 150 remote merchandising staff to relocate to Minneapolis or accept severance, and Estee Lauder’s expanded layoff plan cutting up to 10,000 jobs, mainly in underperforming department‑store POS roles. Host Chris...
Cold Planting Calls, Thin Wheat Stands, and Early Disease Alerts | Wheat Pete's Word, May 6, 2026
In this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word, Pete tackles the hot‑button question of whether it’s too cold to plant wheat and soybeans, emphasizing that growers should plant if the soil is workable unless a significant cold rain is forecast. He...
TRIBE With Sebastian Junger - Episode #3 - Sarah Chayes
In this episode, host Sebastian Junger talks with longtime friend and Afghanistan expert Sarah Chayes about her on‑the‑ground experiences, from living in Kandahar to advising U.S. military leaders. Chayes explains how pervasive corruption in the Afghan government undermined the war...
Introducing Open Tab
In this off‑beat episode, the host muses about the trade‑off between security and freedom while reflecting on the pressures of running a popular New York newsletter. They discuss the looming influence of AI, noting that while AI adoption is inevitable,...
Your Loan Officers Can’t Sell What They Can’t See | Non-Agency Lending’s Execution Gap
In this episode, host and guest Eloise Schmitz, CEO and co‑founder of Lonex, discuss why execution certainty—not just access—to non‑agency (non‑QM) mortgage products is the true competitive edge. They highlight how loan officers often lack visibility into the full range...
431. ALCOHOL AT ANY DOSE CAUSES CANCER, VIOLENCE, AND SHRINKS YOUR BRAIN
The episode dismantles the myth that moderate alcohol consumption is safe, citing the 2018 Global Burden of Disease Study and subsequent research that show any level of drinking increases risk of cancer, brain atrophy, cardiovascular damage, and death. It details...
Everything You Need To Know About The Nuclear Energy Boom - EP 70 James Krellenstein
In this episode, host Ashley Vance and nuclear expert James Krellenstein examine the rise, decline, and potential resurgence of nuclear power in the United States, contrasting it with China’s aggressive expansion. They explain how the U.S. went from a 1960s...