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The Great AntidoteTargeted Incentives: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Why It Persists with Peter CalcagnoSend us a textRemember the Amazon HQ2 frenzy? When nearly every U.S. state competed to become Amazon’s next home, offering billions in tax breaks and incentives? I do — I grew up right next door to Crystal City, Virginia, the site Amazon ultimately chose.In this episode, I talk with economist Peter Calcagno about targeted economic incentives—the controversial policy tool that fueled the Amazon HQ2 bidding war and countless other corporate deals.We explore questions like:What are targeted incentives?Do they actually create economic development and job growth?Why do...2025-05-0253 min
OSV NewscastEaster in Gaza and Jerusalem, Chrism Mass at Vatican, Burmese CatholicsThanks for listening! Let us know what you think. God bless!Gina Christian of OSV News catches you up on the Catholic news of the day for April 17, 2025. In this episode: Catholics and Christians in both Gaza and Jerusalem celebrate the Easter Triduum amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. In Rome, hundreds of clergy gather for the Chrism Mass at St. Peter's Basilica, with Pope Francis sharing a homily text, read by presider Cardinal Domenico Calcagno, that priests are called to continual conversion to share the message of God's saving hope authentically. Burmese Catholics gathered in Indianapolis at...2025-04-1805 min
The Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce BuegeThe Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce Buege - 'Til We Meet Again00:00 Peter White - Catalonia00:05 Special EFX feat Chieli Minucci - Meant to Be00:08 The Braxton Brothers - Something in My Heart00:12 Nex Lev'l Band - Kenzie Girl00:16 Dreaming in Colour feat. Jeff Kashiwa - Vertigo00:22 Lee Ritenour & Dave Grusin feat Grégoire Maret - For the Palms00:25 Kat Hawley feat Adam Hawley - Love Me Tonight (A Lover's Duet)00:29 George Benson - Exotica00:34 Jayson Tipp - People Together00:40 Steve Oliver - Freedom Drive00:44 Julian Vaughn - You're Mine00:48 Vandell Andrew - Water00:53 George Howard - Come With M...2025-01-221h 58
Biz-eWerk"Genevieve McCutcheon - Never Stop Learning" Ep93Genevieve (Genny) McCutcheon from our College of Charleston School of Business Center for Public Choice and Market Process stopped by the studio for a wide-ranging convo about marketing, writing, lifelong learning, and more.
For more information about CPCMP, check out Biz-eWerk episode 54, "Peter Calcagno and Adam Smith Week."2024-08-2920 min
Round MidnightRound Midnight del 24 Aprile 2024ROUND MIDNIGHT 24-04-2024
Disco della settimana > Kahil El’Zabar: “Open Me, A Higher Consciousness of Sound and Spirit” (Spiritmuse)
TRACKLIST >>> Robert Wyatt, Gilad Atzmon: Round Midnight (Domino) – Marc Ribot w. Tom Waits: Bella Ciao + How To Walk in Freedom (Anti-) – Ray Charles: Night Time Is The Right Time (Atlantic) – Ryo Fukui Trio: Early Summer (Trio Records) – Louis Moholo Octet: Amaxesha Osizi (Time of Sorrow) (Ogun) – Jazzmeia Horn: I’m Going Down (Prestige) – New Orleans Jazz Orchestra feat.Cyrille Aymée: What Are You Doing For The Rest of Your Life (Storyville) – Dexter Gordon 4t: Days of Wine and Roses (Elemental) – Grant Gre...2024-04-254h 04
From Everyone with Peter J-Te059 // Nathan Calcagno (Boundaries)Nathan Calcagno, bass player in Boundaries and Crush++, joins the show for e059 to chat about Boundaries' upcoming album, "Death Is Little More", the headlining US tour this spring, returning to EU/UK, Nathan's musical journey from his NPC days, how success follows failure, what Crush++ has planned for the future, and so much more - enjoy!Follow Nathan on Instagram: @nathancalcagno// Follow Boundaries on Instagram: @boundariesCT// Follow Crush++ on Instagram: @crushplusplus0:00 Embarrassing Name Mispronunciations 3:19 Death Is Little More4:23 EU/UK with Spite10:37 Highlights of European Tours12:59 Coffee's Gross2024-03-151h 41
Biz-eWerk"Peter Calcagno and Adam Smith Week" Ep54When you think about "Economics" you should immediately think about "Adam Smith." March 20-24 is Adam Smith Week at the College of Charleston School of Business, sponsored by the Center for Public Choice and Market Process. In this episode, Pete Calcagno discusses the week's purpose and events, and why you should consider attending. More info here https://go.cofc.edu/asw
Check out Pete's list of suggested sites, including videos of previous Adam Smith Week speakers.
https://www.adamsmithworks.org
https://www.adamsmithworks.org/documents/otteson-brief-smith-bio
https://sb.cofc.edu/centers...2023-03-0911 min
Cato PodcastThe Big Shiny Promise of Big Shiny Economic Development GiveawaysThe incentives are aligned in a bad way for state governments pondering wasteful economic development giveaways. Economist Peter Calcagno explains. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-08-1312 minCato PodcastThe Big Shiny Promise of Big Shiny Economic Development GiveawaysThe incentives are aligned in a bad way for state governments pondering wasteful economic development giveaways. Economist Peter Calcagno explains. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2022-08-1312 min
Bagwell Center PodcastPeter Calcagno on "The Wisdom of Politicians?: The Role of the State in Economic Development"LISTEN as Peter Calcagno, Professor of Economics & Director of the Center for Public Choice and Market Process at the College of Charleston, discusses "The Wisdom of Politicians?: The Role of the State in Economic Development" during a recent Bagwell Center Lecture.
This podcast is a production of the Bagwell Center for the Study of Markets and Economic Opportunity at Kennesaw State University.
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Music: "Coronation" by Danny Weathers2020-11-301h 08
Megan SpencerFROM A WHISPER TO A BANG! EP 01: Harry's Story, Megan's PilgrimageIn Episode 1 of 'From A Whisper To A Bang!' Megan introduces the story of her grandfather, Corporal "Harry" Spencer, an Australian soldier who fought in World War 2 (2/7 Btn., 2nd AIF). A prisoner-of-war (POW) in Germany for 4 years during the war, Harry was one of several thousand ANZACs captured by the German Army in 1941 during the ill-fated ‘Battle of Crete’.
Harry’s story is the catalyst for interviews, conversations and insights that broaden our understanding of history, remembrance and the very human consequences of war.
What kind of an effect did being a POW have on Harry and his family - then...2019-08-2657 min
Apocrypals12: Whomst Was At the Tombst? (The Gospel of John, Part Two)Okay, Theophiloi, let's get this clear right now: Roy Thomas was the second editor-in-chief of Marvel after Stan Lee, and is often considered to have been the first comics creator to make the leap from fan to pro, so yeah, he's basically Luke. Hope that clears it all up. Now that that's done, break off a hunk of traitor bread and join us as we finally finish with the canonical gospels! This week: the back half of the Gospel of John, aka the Gospel of Travis! Enjoy a not insignificant amount of Gay Content, a good bit of Peter...2018-07-151h 23
The Indie Opera PodcastPodcast 020, Baroque is New!Peter Szep, Noah Lethbridge, Walker Lewis and Brooke Larimer are joined by Mauro Calcagno, musicologist and James Marvel, Director of Gotham Chamber Opera's "Eliogabalo" by Francesco Cavalli.2013-03-111h 01
UNRISD PodcastsThe Resource Curse? Mineral Rents and the Financing of Social Policy (6 Dec 2012)This is the full recording of the seminar “The Resource Curse? Mineral Rents and the Financing of Social Policy”. Katja Hujo, Samuel Asfaha and Alfredo Calcagno discuss selected UNRISD research findings from recent work on Mineral Rents and Social Policy and explore how development performance is not simply linked to resource endowment but is the outcome of more complex processes of “employing” resources. What constrains development, UNRISD research finds, lies not in what countries have, but rather in what they lack: institutions, financial leverage, human capital, appropriate policies and a favourable global context. Chaired by Peter Utting, UNRISD Deputy Director. [1:22:34]2012-12-1022 min