Alexei Navalny returned to Russia after being poisoned in an assassination attempt that many believe came from the Kremlin. He was immediately arrested, and yesterday his prison sentence was extended for nine years. But if Vladimir Putin hopes that ends his influence, he may be mistaken. The world has turned against Russian artists. And a new exhibition explores African-American contributions to the American table.
Editor R. R. Reno is joined by Fr. Michael Nazir–Ali to talk about his article from the April print edition, “From Anglican to Catholic.” They discuss Fr. Nazir–Ali’s disappointment with Anglican ecumenical efforts, his journey to the Catholic Church, and how the Anglican tradition can enrich Catholicism.
Dr. Edvard "Eddie" Engeseath, MD is the Co-founder of a tele-health startup Nurx, angel investor, startup advisor, and a former family physician. He founded Nurx to make prescription birth control more accessible. The company has since grown into a full-service tele-health startup in the Rx medicine delivery space. Nurx is backed by some of the world's most prestigious VVCs such as Union Square Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, and Y Combinator, to name a few.
Questions:
What exactly is angel investing?
What's the financial target for angel investing? At what stage do you angel invest?
Is there an equity expectation difference between angels and VC's?
How do you find deals to invest in?
How does someone get started?
Book a call with Edvard by accessing the link below:
Dr. Edvard "Eddie" Engeseath, MD is the Co-founder of a tele-health startup Nurx, angel investor, startup advisor, and a former family physician. He founded Nurx to make prescription birth control more accessible. The company has since grown into a full-service tele-health startup in the Rx medicine delivery space. Nurx is backed by some of the world's most prestigious VVCs such as Union Square Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, and Y Combinator, to name a few.
Questions:
What exactly is angel investing?
What's the financial target for angel investing? At what stage do you angel invest?
Is there an equity expectation difference between angels and VC's?
How do you find deals to invest in?
How does someone get started?
Book a call with Edvard by accessing the link below:
It’s been a month since Russia invaded Ukraine. About a fourth of Ukraine’s population has been displaced. Thousands, if not more, have died. And still, ordinary Ukrainians – professors, engineers, ballerinas – are taking up arms to defend their homes and their land. Why do they stay? And do they think the fight can be won?
Today, I talk to three people who have become inadvertent war correspondents in what they call “the fight against evil.” Katerina Sergatskova reported from Kiev and Lviv. Vladislav Davidzon has reported from many of the border crossings as well as from Odessa and Lviv. And Maria Avdeeva remains in Kharkiv. I talk to them about what they’ve seen and what the war has revealed to them about themselves and about their country.
Kellie Carter Jackson and Leah Wright Riguer are historians, best friends, and Oprah obsessives. Now, it’s time to pour through the archives to relive and rehash the most iconic episodes from the decades-long run of the Oprah Winfrey Show.
New episodes of Oprahdemics start on March 30th! Each season will dive into 15 iconic episodes.
Shocker: Barnes & Noble is enjoying a surge of book sales… thanks to TikTok #BookTok. Elon’s just opened his latest gigafactory in Berlin — these huge gigafactories are Tesla’s true competitive advantage. And the SEC may require a brand new financial statement (but the best way for us to explain it is with quarterbacks and vertical leaps).
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And do they have a show for you! The New York Times, after a year and a half, finally gives credibility to the Hunter Biden laptop story; confirmation hearings begin for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson; and some states temporarily eliminate gas taxes to help drivers face skyrocketing prices at the pump.
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00:12 - Segment: Welcome to the Show
06:58 - Segment: The News You Need to Know
08:38 - The New York Times confirms the legitimacy of Hunter Biden's laptop and emails
21:00 - Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson faces Senate hearing
35:44 - Drivers in some states could see some relief, as legislatures move to temporarily remove gas taxes
39:43 - Democrats change their tunes on masks and other coronavirus mitigation strategies
43:58 - Harris notes the significance of the "passage of time" at a reading event in Louisiana
