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Squawk PodLeverage in the U.S. & China, Affirm CEO Max Levchin 5/9/25In the latest global trade war development, India could be ready for a trade deal with the U.S. Ahead of the trade negotiations between the U.S. and China this weekend, CNBC contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera discusses the leverage of each nation and her observations on her recent trip to China with the Brookings Institution. In Washington, Emily Wilkins reports on the GOP’s tax package, including President Trump’s idea to raise taxes on top earners. Plus, shares of buy now, pay later platform Affirm fell after the company reported a beat on quarterly earnings but a disappointing reve...2025-05-0931 min
Cultivating CuriosityFields of innovation: The role of UGA’s research and education centers in Georgia agricultureManaging a hub of innovation is no small feat, but for Eric Elsner, superintendent of the J. Phil Campbell Research and Education Center, it’s a daily opportunity to make an impact. In this episode, Eric shares how he oversees multidisciplinary research projects designed to tackle real-world challenges Georgia farmers face. From managing collaborative studies to supporting student workers in unique hands-on learning experiences, Eric highlights how the center serves as a bridge between cutting-edge science, practical Extension work and the farming community. Join us as we explore his passion for fostering connections between research, education and community-building and ho...2024-12-1621 min
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: Winona Riders, Dum Chica, Alcalá Norte, Carolina DuranteAlbina Cabrera returns to the podcast for a very ”roquera” episode, spotlighting four new tracks from Argentina and Spain with elements of shoegaze, psychedelic, and punk, partly inspired by her recent travels. She also shares the 2020 song she keeps coming back to from the riot grrrls of Madrid. And Music Director Chris Sanley talks about the moving tribute that Sade Adu wrote for her son (her first new music in six years) as part of TRAИƧA, the 8-part compilation record celebrating trans artistry. Songs featured: Winona Riders - "No hagas que me arrepienta...2024-12-0932 minCultivating CuriositySustainable growth in urban spaces: The Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture’s role in a changing landscapeIn this episode, we’re joined by Bethany Harris, director of the Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture, to discuss her vision for the center as it works to meet the growing needs of urban agriculture in Georgia. As cities across the state expand, so does the need for innovative agricultural practices that support sustainable growth and resilient communities. Harris shares how the center is driving collaboration and research across various disciplines to tackle these challenges head-on while supporting future academic programming that will open educational and career pathways for students eager to shape the future of urban agriculture. Tune in...2024-11-2512 min
Confessions of a Creative Director"Start With No One Cares" - Agency founder Emily Jeffrey-Barrett on starting an agency during the pandemic and breaking the news to clients that people just don't care as much as they think they do.On this episode, I speak to Emily Jeffrey-Barrett, founder of Among Equals in the UK, a brand and campaign agency for people who want to make more than *just* money.
Emily shares her journey from working in large advertising agencies to one day realizing that her fear of not starting her own agency became bigger than her fear of actually doing it. That was the day she handed in her notice and jumped head-first into starting Among Equals during a global pandemic, no less.
She discusses the challenges she faced and how she struck gold w...2024-10-2252 minCultivating CuriosityAdding value: Helping Georgia farmers diversify and thrive through food processingIn this episode of Cultivating Curiosity, Kaitlyn Casulli, assistant professor and UGA Cooperative Extension process specialist in the CAES Department of Food Science and Technology, shares her journey into food science and her fascinating work with food safety, thermal processing and her efforts to support the craft beverage industry in rural Georgia. She also introduces the new Value-addition Institute for Business Expansion (VIBE) initiative, helping Georgia's growers increase profits through value-added products. Plus, don't miss a surprising discussion about edible insects!Resources:CAES Department of Food Science and TechnologyValue-added Institute for Business Expansion (VIBE...2024-10-0118 min
Dos Millennials y un Podcast2x04 Emily en Paris T4: El triángulo amoroso que nadie pidióEmily Cooper ha vuelto y está más confundida que nunca.
La cuarta temporada de Emily en Paris nos sumerge en un laberinto de relaciones tóxicas y decisiones impulsivas. ¿Está Emily realmente enamorada?
En este episodio, analizamos en profundidad las relaciones de Emily y cuestionamos si su búsqueda del amor es realmente lo que necesita.
¡No te pierdas nuestro análisis crítico de la serie!2024-09-221h 03
In Our HeadphonesAlbina Cabrera: Descartes a kant, La ciencia simple, Melenas, Los CogelonesAs KEXP kicks off Aqui y Ahora – our special programming for Latinx Heritage Month – we welcome Albina Cabrera back to the podcast to talk about the kick-off day's on-air programming, as well as KEXP’s Mexico City broadcast, taking place in October. We spotlight four of the bands playing the El Sonido Live event on October 19 at Foro Indie Rocks, covering everything from shoegaze to Indigenous punk. Plus, our Music Director Chris Sanley helps us celebrate Aqui y Ahora with one of the most upbeat tracks on depression we’ve ever had the pleasure to hear. Descarte...2024-09-1621 minCultivating CuriosityField to fabric: How UGA's Cotton Team supports Georgia's growersDo you know where your T-shirt got its start? In this episode, we travel to Tifton, Georgia, to speak with Camp Hand, assistant professor in the CAES Department of Crop and Soil Sciences and a key member of the UGA Cotton Team. Join us as we dive into the intricacies of cotton agronomy, the importance of UGA's experiment stations and the collaborative nature of the cotton industry in Georgia. Camp shares insights into the sustainable practices adopted by cotton growers, the critical role of research and the unique challenges that arise each year. The episode also touches on Camp's...2024-08-3023 min