Jordan Sun, Chief Innovation Officer for the City of San Jose, CA joins the show to talk about how he ended up in government and what it’s like supporting citizens in the heart of Silicon Valley. We also discuss his work with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan supporting crisis response in the face of Taliban and ISIS attacks, how data is allowing him to personalize his service interactions with citizens, and how digital equity is key to the future of San Jose.
CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: The Official Bitcoin and Crypto Fall Preview
A look at what we can expect around regulations, bitcoin adoption, NFTs, stablecoins and more
This episode is sponsored by NYDIG.
On this special episode of The Breakdown, NLW looks at what we learned over the summer and what the fall holds for different parts of the crypto industry and surrounding spaces, including:
- The macroeconomic landscape
- Regulatory battles
- Bitcoin
- NFTs
- Layer 1 battles
- CBDCs and stablecoins
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Audio Poem of the Day - Be More Like Björk
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Cato Daily Podcast - Public Opinion on War and Terror: Manipulated or Manipulating?
People are regularly bombarded with ideas, and as they sort through these ideas, they pick and choose which to embrace and which to fear. John Muller is author of Public Opinion on War and Terror: Manipulated or Manipulating?
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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Bad News Bidens
Today's podcast deals with the onslaught of lousy headlines and developments surrounding the president, from horrible jobs numbers to Delta fatalities to polls showing a significant decline in his support. Why is this happening? Give a listen.
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - What happened to Portlock, Alaska?
If you travel to the southern side of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula today, you'll find little more than ruins and wildlife. Almost a century ago, this place was called Portlock, Alaska -- a small but thriving town at the edge of the northern frontier. By 1950, the town had been completely abandoned. So what happened, and why do so many people seem to think Portlock is cursed?
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Northeast storm death toll rises. President Biden heads to Louisiana. Concern over a Labor Day COVID spike. CBS News Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - Losing Rosario
The U.S. has seen a historic number of illegal border crossings this summer — a 21-year high, according to federal figures. Why is this happening? One reason: Thousands of migrants are waiting in northern Mexico — some for months — to claim asylum in the U.S. because President Biden extended a Trump-era pandemic policy that effectively bars them from entering the country.
In Mexico, the migrants — many from Central America — are at risk of being kidnapped, extorted or killed by smugglers. Yet more decide to make the dangerous journey to the border every day, seeking refuge in the U.S.
41-year-old El Salvador native Rosario Yanira Girón de Orellana was one of them. Her body was found on a ranch in Texas in June. This is her story.
More reading:
Losing Rosario: A mother sent her daughter across the border. Before they could reunite, one died
Why Border Patrol is doing more to rescue and identify missing migrants
What Next | Daily News and Analysis - TBD | The Rush for Ivermectin
A medicine meant to treat parasites is the latest unproven COVID treatment craze. With warnings from the FDA, and prescribers clamping down, some are going to extreme lengths to get their hands on the drug. What’s behind Ivermectin’s sudden rise?
Guest: Brandy Zadrozny, senior reporter for NBC News
Host: Lizzie O’Leary
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Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts - Abortion, Surveillance, and Vigilantism : An American Story
Urgent times call for urgent conversations as Professor Michele Goodwin and Rebecca Traister join Dahlia Lithwick for an emergency Amicus to discuss
what’s new and what’s very old about SB 8, the law that allowed Texas to functionally overturn Roe v Wade. They also unpack what it really means when five justices on the Supreme Court hold up their hands as if to say “nothing we can do.”
Podcast production by Sara Burningham.
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