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The Snark SideDaily Gossip Recap | Real Estate Closings and Anniversary OpeningsThis week, the snark squad is celebrating a major legal finish line as Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval finally reached a conditional settlement over their shared farmhouse, potentially ending their three-year real estate nightmare. While Ariana moves on, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are fracturing as Sutton Stracke and Jennifer Tilly hit a "shocking" impasse in their friendship, and Monica Garcia continues to battle Heather Gay over that $35,000 Beauty Lab judgment. To top it off, Bravo announced a "Roaring 20th" Road Trip featuring...
2026-01-1530 min
Dishing Drama with Dana Wilkey UNCENSOREDMelissa Gilbert's Husband Arrested + RHOSLC Heather Gay Cocaine Rumors + Mary Cosby's Dark Secret + Bravo Top Show Secrets + Switzerland Pimp Fire Owners FLED With Cash + Ashley Tisdale's Frenemies Source + Chris Redd SNL Affair & Drug Confession + Gail BSend a textEp 269 ---We're starting with some devastating news about Melissa Gilbert's husband Timothy Busfield being accused of sexually assaulting children on set, and this is going to destroy her world if true. Then I'm diving into Real Housewives of Salt Lake City gossip where Bronwyn and Todd officially separated and he's already been spotted with another woman in San Francisco - told you this was all a ruse! Monica Garcia is outing Heather Gay without using her name, and...
2026-01-1122 min
The Unexpected Cosmology Podcast501 | Unexpected Poetry Night | Zen Garcia, Vicki Joy Anderson, Randy Conway, Pauly Hart, Pamela GlasgowStreamed live on Nov 18, 2025
TUC hosts its very first poetry night! The current line-up of poets includes Zen Garcia, Vicki Joy Anderson, Randy Conway, Pauly Hart, and Pamela Glasgow Pauly's Poetry: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Love-Laug... Contact: noelhadley@yahoo.com Support TUC Ministry 2025: https://gofund.me/553bccb2 https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-tu... Patreon: / membership PayPal: paypal.me/noeljoshuahadley Venmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Noel-Hadley TUC Store: https://store.theunexpectedcosmology.... 2025 TUC Catalogue: https://unexpected-cosmology.nyc3.dig...
2025-12-182h 01
Reba McEntire - Biography FlashReba's Remarkable Week: Reunions, Reminiscing, and Rocking OnReba McEntire BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.This has been a headline-making week for me, Reba McEntire, keeping the country world buzzing and proving once again why I never really left center stage. Over the weekend, fans and media alike swooned as Melissa Peterman posted photos capturing a sweet reunion dinner with Joanna Garcia Swisher, Christopher Rich, and their other halves—living proof that the “Reba” sitcom cast remains a tight-knit crew even almost 20 years after signing off. According to Good Morning America and ABC News, our laughter-filled table included my partner Rex Linn and felt like old times...
2025-09-3003 min
Resilient Entrepreneurs151: Monica Garcia Duggal: Breathe and Be WealthyWhat if the key to building wealth isn’t working harder—but breathing better?
In this new episode of Season 7 of Resilient Entrepreneurs Podcast, we connected with Monica Garcia Duggal—Wall Street veteran and “billion dollar coach”, to explore the surprising link between breathwork and business success.
Monica reveals how just one minute of intentional breath can improve decision-making by 30%, shift fear into excitement, and help you lead with clarity, not stress.
She also shares:
🌬️ The 1-minute breathwork routine that top entrepreneurs use daily
📦 Her “Tinkerbell Quadrant” for turning big dreams into focuse...
2025-07-0446 min
Anesthesiology Journal's podcastFeatured Author Podcast: Patient Blood Management and Surgical OutcomesModerator: James P. Rathmell, M.D. Participants: Albert Garcia-Casanovas, M.H.A. and Douglas Colquhoun, M.B., M.Sc., M.P.H. Articles Discussed: Association Between Adherence to Patient Blood Management Recommendations and Postoperative Complications in Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Patient Blood Management: Moving Beyond Guidelines to Action Transcript
2025-06-0416 min
Murder TapesCase 38: The Murder of Vicki Robinson (Adam W. Davis) CaseIn this episode, we dive into the disturbing details of Vicki Robinsons murder, exploring the chilling evidence, the twisted relationship between Valessa and Adam and the shocking moments that followed—when the three teenagers fled the scene, leaving a trail of chaos behind them. How could a mother’s life end at the hands of her own child?Instagram: @MurderTapesPodcast, @Annaleesah Case Information:https://supremecourt.flcourts.gov/content/download/373859/file/06-1444_ans.pdfCase Update:https://www.tampabay.com/news/hillsborough/2021/05/20/no-new-death-penalty-for-adam-davis-tampa-teen-killer/Photos:htt...
2025-02-1215 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryReies López Tijerina and the Fight for Land RightsIn this episode of Mr. Hutchings History, we explore the life and legacy of Reies López Tijerina, a key figure in the fight for Hispanic land rights in the American Southwest. Tijerina’s work with the Alianza Federal de Las Mercedes (Federal Alliance of Land Grants) challenged U.S. government policies that disregarded the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which had guaranteed land rights to Mexican citizens after the Mexican-American War.
Through legal battles, public protests, and direct action, Tijerina and his movement sought to reclaim lands that were illegally seized from Mexican and Indigenous communities. The 1966 Kit...
2024-12-0911 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryCésar Chávez and the Motivation Behind the StrikeIn this episode of Mr. Hutchings History, we explore the motivations that drove the farmworker strikes led by César Chávez in the 1960s, focusing on his insights shared in his 1966 article The Organizer’s Tale. Chávez’s words reveal the deeper values that fueled the movement for farmworker rights, including a desire for dignity, justice, and cultural pride.
Through nonviolent resistance, Chávez and the United Farm Workers (UFW) brought national attention to the plight of agricultural laborers. The Delano Grape Strike (1965–1970), a pivotal moment in the movement, was more than just a fight for better...
2024-12-0910 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryCésar Chávez and the UFW: Legacy of ActivismIn this episode of Mr. Hutchings History, we delve into the life and legacy of César Chávez, the leader who transformed the lives of farmworkers in the U.S. through his work with the United Farm Workers (UFW). Chávez's nonviolent resistance and leadership during the Delano Grape Strike (1965–1970) brought national attention to the exploitation of farmworkers and led to significant labor reforms.
His work not only improved wages and working conditions for farmworkers but also inspired a new wave of activism within the Mexican-American community. Chávez’s focus on cultural pride, unity, and nonviole...
2024-12-0920 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryCésar Chávez: Champion of Farmworkers' RightsIn this episode of Mr. Hutchings History, we examine the life and legacy of César Chávez, a pivotal figure in the Hispanic American civil rights movement. Chávez’s leadership of the United Farm Workers (UFW) revolutionized labor rights and brought national attention to the exploitation of farmworkers, primarily Mexican-Americans and Filipino-Americans, in the U.S. agricultural sector.
Chávez’s commitment to nonviolent resistance, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., led to key events like the Delano Grape Strike and the nationwide grape boycott (1965–1970), which garnered support from millions of Americans...
2024-12-0725 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryThe New Era: Mexican-American Activism Post-1945In this episode of Mr. Hutchings History, we explore the rise of Mexican-American activism after 1945, focusing on key events, legal victories, and influential organizations that shaped the fight for civil rights. This period marks a pivotal moment in Mexican-American history, driven by military service, grassroots organizing, and a political awakening.
Key themes include:
World War II Impact: Mexican-American veterans and the racism they faced upon returning home, catalyzing activism.
The GI Forum: Dr. Hector P. Garcia’s founding of the American GI Forum and the Felix Longoria Affair, highlighting systemic discrimination.
LULAC’s Role: Legal battles and...
2024-12-0713 min
The Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast with Vicki NoethlingAgape Garcia on Don’t be Bitter be Better!Subscribe to Our Podcast“Don’t Be Bitter, Be Better!” – A Story of Resilience and Transformation
How does one rise from unimaginable trauma to become a beacon of hope and empowerment for others? In this compelling episode of Find Your Leadership Confidence, Vicki Noethling interviews Agape Garcia, a survivor of a double attempted homicide while eight months pregnant. Agape’s harrowing journey became the foundation for her transformational work through Be Your Incredible Self, a nonprofit dedicated to confronting domestic violence and empowering survivors. Agape shares her experiences with post-traumatic growth, emotional awareness, and developing resilience, while offering p...
2024-12-0734 min
Mr. Hutchings HistoryHispanic Americans and WWII: Valor, Opportunity, and StruggleWelcome back to Mr. Hutchings History! In this episode, we explore the significant contributions and challenges faced by Hispanic Americans during World War II. From their brave military service in segregated units like the 65th Infantry Regiment to their vital role in the wartime economy through the Bracero Program, we dive into how Hispanic Americans shaped the war effort. We also examine the rise of the Hispanic American civil rights movement, spearheaded by the American GI Forum, which fought for equality, education, and recognition. Discover how World War II laid the groundwork for future civil rights victories, including the...
2024-11-2116 min
Content MagazineEpisode #128 - Issue 17.1 PreviewJoin us on Friday, November 22, for Pick-Up Party 17.1, “Discover” at The Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. This magazine's in-real-life experience celebrates the creatives featured in the issue, including graffiti legends King157 & Nexus, breakdancer Vicki “La Vix” Chang, fiber artist Jaya Griscom, and more.
The party will feature over 20 pop-up murals presented in partnership with 1Culture, painted by artists from current and past issues of Content Magazine. The evening will also include food trucks curated by Feast Mode, beer from Foxtale Fermentation Project, music from Edward of SOBA Collective, and a dance performance from the breaking crew, Elephant Graveyard.
In...
2024-11-1830 min
Mention It AllIs Dubai Done? And Is There Trouble In Lexie’s Paradise?Still reeling from the RHOSLC finale, Dylan finds the time to discuss some of the week’s other Bravo developments. First, it’s Phaedra’s DWTS debut, and her lofty goals in the ballroom. Also set to join a new show this fall is Monica Garcia… kind of. Dylan discusses her role in House of Villains, and what it might mean for her reality TV future. From there, he ties up a few loose ends from the RHODubai reunion, before digging into RHOC. While Shannon and Vicki are hanging out at the St. Louis mall where he grew up, Alexis a...
2024-09-2043 min
The Everything Sequel PodcastOcean's TwelveYou'll steal our hearts if you listen to our Ocean's Twelve episode to find out why Mike ranks it at the top and Tom ranks it at the bottom of the Ocean's series. You'll hear a back and forth about the good and the bad of this film, a total disagreement about whether the team has joined the Night Fox at the end of this sequel and whether or not it's possible Andy Garcia wrote and recorded a song for this movie's soundtrack.
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2024-04-291h 50
Three Minute ModernistBand by Richard SerraEpisode Notes
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Serra, Richard. Writings/Interviews. Edited by Douglas Crimp, University of Chicago Press, 1994.
Serra, Richard, and Kynaston McShine. Richard Serra Sculpture: Forty Years. Museum of Modern Art, 2007.
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Foster, Hal. "The Return of the Real: Richard Serra's Drawings." October, vol. 58, 1991, pp. 31-41.
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Kimmelman, Michael. "Richard Serra, Sculptor: Constructing New Worlds with Steel." The New...
2024-03-2902 min
Big TakeTeam Favorite: Taylor Swift Is A Pop Icon. And A BillionaireWe're taking a break this week, here's an episode you might have missed. Taylor Swift’s monumental success is due to her talent as a performer — as well as her business acumen. Bloomberg’s Devon Pendleton and Claire Ballentine join this episode to talk about how the pop star has taken ownership of her music, built a fiercely loyal fan base–and become a billionaire in the process. Read more: Taylor Swift Vaults to Billionaire Ranks With Blockbuster Eras Tour Listen to The Big Take podcast every weekday and subscribe to our daily newslett...
2024-01-0528 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Avoiding War With China Is The Top Issue In Taiwan's ElectionWe're taking a break this week, here's an episode you might have missed. Taiwan’s current Vice President, Lai Ching-te, leads the polls in the upcoming January presidential election. The winner will have a lot to contend with–and at the top of the list is how to keep the peace with China amid rising tensions. Bloomberg Businessweek editor Joel Weber sat down with Vice President Lai for several wide-ranging interviews in Taiwan. Joel and Taipei deputy bureau chief Cindy Wang join this episode to talk about the challenges the next president will face in preservin...
2024-01-0235 minBig TakeTeam Favorite : The Junk Food Industry Finds Its Next Sweet Spot: IndiaWe're taking a break this week, here's an episode you might have missed. Bloomberg’s Pratik Parija and Kai Schultz join this episode to discuss why the packaged food and beverage industry has its sights set on India—and what that means for the health and wellbeing of the 1.4 billion people who live there. Read more: Junk Food's $30 Billion Opening Is India's Next Health Crisis Listen to The Big Take podcast every weekday and subscribe to our daily newsletter: https://bloom.bg/3F3EJAK Have questions or comments for the team? Reach...
2024-01-0120 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Why Is The US Dependent On Russian Uranium?We're taking a break for the holidays, so here's an episode you might have missed. About half of the enriched uranium that nations around the world use for nuclear power comes from Russia. It supplies almost a quarter of America’s 92 nuclear reactors and dozens of other plants across Europe and Asia. The US is now trying to change that with a big push to build up its own capabilities. Bloomberg’s Jonathan Tirone and Will Wade join this episode to talk about what it will take for the US and its allies to free themselves from Russ...
2023-12-2724 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Women's Pro Tackle Football Takes The FieldWe're taking a break for the holidays, so here's an episode you might have missed. Bloomberg Businessweek contributor Mary Pilon joins this episode to talk about the promise–and challenges–of building a fanbase for the Women’s Football Alliance, an all-female, full-contact league that has 60 teams in four divisions across 32 states. And we head to a nighttime practice of the DC Divas, to hear from the players and coaches about why they love the game and what it means for women to play tackle football. Read more: Women Tackle Football With a Full-C...
2023-12-2532 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Your Pet Is Costing You A Fortune and You Don’t CareWe're taking a break for the holidays, so here's an episode you might have missed. The global pet economy is expected to reach nearly half a trillion dollars by 2030. After a pandemic surge in pet adoptions, more people are buying ever more expensive food and toys for their furry friends. But beyond these routine costs, a growing number of owners are also shelling out thousands for veterinary care to treat complex illnesses and keep their pets alive for longer. Bloomberg reporters Brendan Case and Nacha Cattan join this episode to give an expansive view of t...
2023-12-2226 min
Needle Drops That Will Change Your LifeEpisode 24 - Mr. Brightside by The Killers, The Holiday (2006) with Vicki GarciaWelcome back to Needle Drops That Will Change Your Life! My name is Frances and I LOVE the music used in movies and TV. Why should you care about my thoughts on needle drops? Being a Music Supervisor is my dream job. But I’m in Texas where there aren’t a ton of opportunities for me to get into that industry, so I’m dipping my toe into the world of podcasting to discuss the incredible work that Music Supervisors do.
Of Note:
Mr. Brightside by The Killers Official Music Video
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2023-12-1949 min
Mat Memories From Madison Square GardenMat Memories From Madison Square GardenHere is Episode 24 of Mat Memories from Madison Square Garden. On this episode, Tim Puttre and I review the house show I attended at the mecca of all arenas on October 15th, 1973WWWF @ New York City, NY – Madison Square Garden – October 15, 1973 (22,102)Vicki Williams & Joyce Grable defeated Women’s Tag Team Champions Toni Rose & Donna Christianello at 17:07 to win the titlesEl Olympico fought Mike Pappas to a draw at 13:33Manuel Soto defeated Tony Altimore at 8:07Jose Gonzalez defeated Pancho Valdez at 10:27Ron Fuller defeated Frank Valois at 9:02To...
2023-10-151h 20
Retirement Without Numbers™Ep.13 | STOP, Don't Fire Your Parts! Retirement and Internal Family Systems (IFS)Send us a textWARNING! This episode may not be suitable for corporate high-flyers, goal-getters, or perfectionists who aren't ready to challenge their 'WHAT IF' scenarios. But for those ready to shatter their 'WHAT IF' scenarios and experience a retirement revolution, you're in the right place. Yes, we are using Psychology to innovate retirement. Join us on this WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY SPECIAL as we delve into the groundbreaking world of IFS (Internal Family Systems) therapy. My guest Vicki Smith, LPC, Founder of Power to The Pleasers is here to share h...
2023-10-0941 min
BPM Radio ProjectBPM-Programa547T14x05 (05-10-2023)_Podcast RadiosTrack list:
SAN MARCO - Time for Change
ED SHEERAN - Perfect
ARTHUR B. RUBINSTEIN - El trueno azul
FABLE TIME - Russia (Maxi Version)
CAMARO'S - Companero (Vocal)
ALEXANDER O'NEAL - Fake (Extended Version)
DIGITAL GAME - Please Don't Go (12' Version)
DIEGO - Walk In The Night (12' Version)
AZTEC CAMERA - Oblivious
BILL CONTI - Falcon Crest
KELLY MARIE - Hot Love '99 (Rerecording)
VICKI SUE ROBINSON - Turn The Beat Around
EVELYN ''CHAMPAGNE'' KING - Shame
THE THREE DEGREES - Givin' Up. Givin' In
NICKI FRENCH - Total Eclipse Of The Heart
RICK JAMES - Super...
2023-10-072h 00Big TakeWhy Is The US Dependent On Russian Uranium?About half of the enriched uranium that nations around the world use for nuclear power comes from Russia. It supplies almost a quarter of America’s 92 nuclear reactors and dozens of other plants across Europe and Asia. The US is now trying to change that with a big push to build up its own capabilities. Bloomberg’s Jonathan Tirone and Will Wade join this episode to talk about what it will take for the US and its allies to free themselves from Russian uranium. Read more: The Manhattan Project to Wean the World Off Russian Uranium Li...
2023-08-2424 minBig TakeChris Christie's Anti-Trump Strategy: Act Like TrumpDonald Trump says he’ll be a no-show tonight at the first Republican debate of the 2024 US presidential campaign. Still, at least one of his rivals for the party nomination is expected to take square aim at the former president: Chris Christie. The former New Jersey governor who once supported Trump is now his loudest Republican critic. So far, his low ranking in the polls suggests that attacking the most popular man in the party is not the way to win over Republican voters. But does Christie really have his eye on the White House, or does he just ho...
2023-08-2326 minBig TakeWashington Is Knocking On Crypto’s DoorThe epic crash and burn of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX crypto empire in November was huge global news. Eight months later, the crypto world is still feeling the after-shocks—with embarrassed celebrity endorsers, a scrubbed stadium logo and billions of dollars drained from the accounts of ordinary people. Bloomberg’s Hannah Miller and Allyson Versprille join this episode to talk about the next big challenge for crypto exchanges: Washington. Federal agencies are taking a hard look at new regulations to police cryptocurrencies and protect investors–and taking legal action against some of the industry’s biggest players. Read...
2023-07-1329 min
.Diggers Delight Show & Playlist - Thursday 06/07/2023 10:00pm UK (2:00 pm EST, 5:00 pm UTC) www.crackersradio.comComing up tonight at 10 pm, Diggers Delight remembering Vicki Anderson who sadly passed recently. We'll also be hearing from Garland Green, Panache, Jimmy Cobb, Lonnie Hewitt and Lalo Schifrin to name but a few. Join me tonight at Crackersradio.com for 2 hours of serious crate digging !
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Artist
Title
Year
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Jaime Lynn
You ant got no money
1983
2
Fred Paris and the Satins
Let me be the one
1982
3
Panache
Sweet Music
1979
4
Lalo Schiffrin
Jaws
1976
5
Vicki Anderson
Super good
1970
6
Hyla Parker
Joe
1974
7
Fruitcake
My feet won't move
1980
8
Lonnie Hewitt
Is it me
1969
9
Garland Green
Just lovin you
1975
10
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2023-07-081h 59Big TakeTEAM FAVORITE: Women's Pro Tackle Football Takes The FieldThe Big Take team is taking a break for the Fourth of July holiday in the US, so we wanted to share this episode you might have missed. Back tomorrow!---Bloomberg Businessweek contributor Mary Pilon joins this episode to talk about the promise–and challenges–of building a fanbase for the Women’s Football Alliance, an all-female, full-contact league that has 60 teams in four divisions across 32 states. And we head to a nighttime practice of the DC Divas, to hear from the players and coaches about why they love the game and what it means...
2023-07-0432 min
Anthony Plog on MusicThe Seraph Brass, Part 1: The Powerful and Elegant World-Renowned Brass Ensemble.Seraph Brass is in its ninth season and began as a group dedicated to "elevating and showcasing the excellence of female brass players and highlighting musicians from marginalized groups both in personnel and in programming." It is a group consisting of five to six core artists, along with a group of guests who also perform with the group. My conversation today was with founder and trumpeter Mary Elizabeth Bowden, trumpeter Raquel Samayoa, hornist Rachel Velvikis, trombonist Victoria Garcia, and tubist Christina Cutts Dougherty. It was very inspiring for me to speak with a group that is so...
2023-06-2835 min
Mommy Mindset PodcastS02. Ep. 7 Navigating Motherhood w/ First Time Mama Vicki OH!Hi Mama! If you are a first time mama or you've done this before, we can all agree that it isn't an easy transition and we need to have some mindset shifts in the process.
In this episode we interview Vicki Oh radio personality, momprenuer, and wife about navigating the first year of motherhood and how she had to shift her mindset to prepare for motherhood challenges and blessings.
Vicki OH! is one of the few Latina radio personalities to truly reach mainstream audiences through media and entertainment. Her humble beginnings, humor, and over-the-top personality...
2023-06-2253 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Banks Vowed To Help Black Homebuyers. What Happened?NOTE: This episode originally aired in December 2022.---In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, some of the biggest mortgage lenders in the US promised to extend billions in new loans to Black homebuyers. That hasn’t happened. Instead, the numbers are going in the opposite direction.Bloomberg senior economics writer Shawn Donnan joins this episode to talk about why banks have fallen short of the goal–and what it means for families across the country. Dedrick Asante-Muhammad of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition also joins to spell out what needs to be done to fix...
2023-06-1931 minBig TakeHere Comes El Nino Again, And It's Packing A PunchWe’re on the cusp of a natural – but significant – shift from a cooling weather phase known as La Niña to its considerable opposite–El Niño. This change will bring warming trends globally, and many unwelcome consequences. In some parts of the world, past El Niño events brought drought that destroyed crops and added to fire risks. In other regions, it led to flooding that destroyed homes. El Niños have caused inflation spikes, sapped economic productivity, strained power grids, and driven up food prices. And the extreme heat can also create public health emergencies. Bloomberg’...
2023-06-1622 minBig TakeStates Tell Cities: Yes, You’ve Got to Build HousingAmerica’s affordable housing shortage has been getting worse for decades. Now, some states are trying to ease this crisis by enacting what's been called a “builder's remedy.” These are rules that override local zoning laws and allow developers to build housing in cities that fail to meet state targets. It’s one of several carrots and sticks governors are wielding to pressure cities into freeing up land for development. What will it take to build enough affordable places to live across the US? Bloomberg CityLab writers Kriston Capps and Sarah Holder highlight the pitfalls of the current ho...
2023-06-1527 minBig TakeWhy Are Those AI Whistleblowers So Worried?In two recent open letters, leaders and developers of artificial intelligence called for a pause of large AI projects to take stock of their impact. In tandem, Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, went to Congress to ask lawmakers to regulate his own industry. What can be done to keep developers in check while allowing innovation to flourish? Bloomberg AI reporters Dina Bass and Rachel Metz join guest host Craig Gordon to talk about these longtime AI whistleblowers and why the latest calls from industry leaders may be a sincere attempt to establish some rules of the road. ...
2023-06-0227 minBig TakeA Debt That Could Stunt China's EconomyHegang, a remote coal town in northern China that faced a mountain of debt, was forced to undergo an unprecedented financial restructuring. And it’s not alone. A local debt problem in some of China’s cities threatens to be a drag on the world’s second-largest economy for years to come. Bloomberg’s Colum Murphy and James Mayger join this episode from Beijing to talk about what’s happening in Hegang and other cities, and why China’s local debt challenges may be felt well beyond its borders. Read more: China’s $23 Trillion Local Debt Mess Is A...
2023-06-0125 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Your Pet Is Costing You A Fortune And You Don't CareThe Big Take team is taking a knee for the holiday, so we wanted to share one of our favorite episodes. Enjoy, we'll be back tomorrow!-------The global pet economy is expected to reach nearly half a trillion dollars by 2030. After a pandemic surge in pet adoptions, more people are buying ever more expensive food and toys for their furry friends. But beyond these routine costs, a growing number of owners are also shelling out thousands for veterinary care to treat complex illnesses and keep their pets alive for longer. Bloomberg reporters Brendan Case a...
2023-05-2926 minBig TakeCan Joe Biden Beat Donald Trump Again?President Joe Biden surprised exactly no one when he announced he’s running for re-election. But with high inflation, an uncertain economy, turmoil on the Southern border, and roiling culture wars–along with persistent questions about his age–can Biden persuade voters he deserves a second term? Bloomberg’s Nancy Cook, Jordan Fabian and Joshua Green join this episode to size up the early stages of the presidential race, and the top-of-mind issues that will decide who’ll win the White House in 2024. Listen to The Big Take podcast every weekday and subscribe to our daily newsletter: https://blo...
2023-05-0828 minBig TakeThe Dark Side of TikTok’s AlgorithmBloomberg senior investigative reporter Olivia Carville is back with her latest reporting on TikTok. She explains how the superpopular app’s algorithm can serve up a stream of anxiety and despair to teens, including videos about eating disorders and suicide. And Jennifer Harriger, a professor of psychology at Pepperdine University, joins to talk about the effect these messages can have on teens and young adults. Read the story: TikTok’s Algorithm Keeps Pushing Suicide to Vulnerable Kids Listen to The Big Take podcast every weekday and subscribe to our daily newsletter: https://bloom.bg/3F3EJAK...
2023-04-2132 minBig TakeAmerica’s Allies Are Not Pleased About the Intel LeaksThe US intelligence community was relieved when a suspect was arrested last week in the leak of highly sensitive classified documents about America’s friends and adversaries. But the fallout is far from over. The leaks are a huge embarrassment for the Biden administration, which is moving quickly to reassure the UK, Israel, and other allies. Bloomberg national security correspondent Courtney McBride joins this episode to talk about US efforts to repair the damage and shore up its credibility with leading partners around the world–and what the government is doing to prevent leaks like this from happ...
2023-04-1822 minBig TakeTeam Favorite: Revolt Of The Dairy FarmersWe’re taking a break today for the holiday. Here’s a favorite episode from December that you might have missed–and one that’s still very much in the news. We’ll be back on Monday with a new episode. Have a great weekend. And thanks for listening! Our insatiable appetite for meat, eggs and cheese means there are billions of chickens, pigs and cows the world over. One consequence: animal agriculture is a leading contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants like ammonia and nitrogen. In Europe, governments are starting to crack down—demanding fa...
2023-04-0730 minBig TakeYour Pet Is Costing You A Fortune and You Don’t CareThe global pet economy is expected to reach nearly half a trillion dollars by 2030. After a pandemic surge in pet adoptions, more people are buying ever more expensive food and toys for their furry friends. But beyond these routine costs, a growing number of owners are also shelling out thousands for veterinary care to treat complex illnesses and keep their pets alive for longer. Bloomberg reporters Brendan Case and Nacha Cattan join this episode to give an expansive view of the industry, including how new diagnostic tools and medications are extending pet lifespans—and wearing down owners’ walle...
2023-03-2425 minBig TakeWhy Employers Will Soon Be Fighting Each Other To Hire YouThe future of US competitiveness is taking shape in a field in Licking County, Ohio. It’s the site of a new Intel semiconductor plant, part of the Biden administration’s effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the US, with a focus on high tech products like semiconductors.But those ambitious plans have exposed a looming problem: The number of skilled workers needed to build factories and fill those jobs is shrinking. It’s a demographic reality that will only become more acute in the decades to come. Bloomberg senior economics writer Shawn Donnan joins t...
2023-03-0932 minBig TakeIs the Pentagon Losing Its Edge?In his 1961 farewell address, President Dwight Eisenhower famously warned about the dangers of the business of war–what he called the “military industrial complex.” Now, more than six decades later, that warning still rings true. The US military is the most powerful – and expensive – in the world, but the Pentagon bureaucracy is vast, inefficient, and often slow to adapt to a rapidly changing world. Bloomberg reporters Peter Martin, Courtney McBride, and Roxana Tiron join this episode to talk about their deep reporting about concerns inside and outside the Pentagon that the US military is in danger of falling beh...
2023-03-0635 minBig TakeWhy Car Prices Are Still Crazy HighBuying a new car today is more painful than ever. Auto prices have risen a shocking 30% in just the past few years. Many used cars aren’t much cheaper. The pandemic crunch is partly to blame – high demand and scarce supply caused prices to spike along with everything else. But car prices remain astronomical even though those shortages have largely eased. For a lot of middle class Americans, a new car is now out of reach.And that’s just fine with some major automakers. Bloomberg reporters David Welch and Keith Naughton join this episode to explain why Ge...
2023-02-1427 min