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A wide range of experts explain how integrating sustainability measures into every aspect of American life and government will increase our ability to tackle military, economic, social, and environmental problems.
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As bitcoin crosses $17,000 it’s not retail speculation but a new, long-term investor mindset driving the price up.
This episode is sponsored by Crypto.com and Nexo.io.
Today on the Brief:
Our main discussion: HODL FOMO vs. Speculative FOMO.
The 2017-2018 bull run was driven by ICO mania and a relentless get-richism that was nothing if not short-term. As bitcoin passes $17,000 and questions of looming all-time highs start to make their way into mainstream press, it is a very new set of actors and a new set of thinking that is driving this movement.
The Twitter thread that inspired today's podcast:
twitter.com/CitizenBitcoin/status/1327276810363670529
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Hello from White House transition headquarters!
This week: literal housekeeping, “students of color” and “students of poverty,” coronavirus nightmares, how not to expect too much from Biden, and a Southeast Asian trade deal.
4:30 – Dads Jay and Andy review right-wing children’s books.
9:30 – Asians get lumped in as white again—this time, in the Thurston County, WA public schools. Why does this keep happening, and why do we care? Should the left abandon race-based sorting and affirmative action?
30:20 – The coronavirus is spiking all over the country. Why aren’t we talking about it more? Will Biden do better than Trump did?
38:45 – Student debt, the climate catastrophe, foreign policy, immigration, labor rights… What can we expect from Biden?
55:30 – Tammy’s “What you should know” corner: the ASEAN+5 Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). Is it a big deal or not? How does it compare to the TPP and the CPTPP? And when will we Americans have the energy to start caring about stuff like this again? Plus: Jay promises to manage Tammy’s Fox News career.
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Americans face tough choices as virus restrictions are imposed across the nation. Joe Biden warns about the risks of transition deadlock. The President weighs a military withdrawal. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Is climate change coming for oysters? This week on Life Raft we take a dive into the world of food. We drop by a famous New Orleans oyster bar, and visit with an oyster scientist to get a better feel for the ways a changing climate threatens oysters, and what’s being done to help ‘em out.
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