Gavin Wood is the co-founder of Ethereum and creator of Polkadot. He joins Big Technology Podcast from Davos for a discussion about whether we need Web3 — a new web built with blockchain technology. Joins us for a broad conversation on what inspired Wood to dedicate himself to the Web3, movement, how the technology works in practice, and whether the economic downturn may actually help the crypto movement.
Oprahdemics - Oprah Gets Duped by James Frey
In 2006, Oprah Winfrey picked James Frey’s “A Million Little Pieces” as a book club pick, catapulting Frey into the literary limelight. Soon after, though, reports emerged that he’d fabricated much of the memoir and his most harrowing experiences with drugs and violence. So Oprah confronted Frey on her show, in a very awkward interview. Years later, though, she apologized to Frey for the confrontation. We break it all down and what it means to be duped, be called out, and show contrition.
Special guest: Glory Edim, founder of “Well Read Black Girl” and host of the Well Read Black Girl podcast. Learn lots more at wellreadblackgirl.com
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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 05/25
19 children and two adults killed in Texas school shooting. Kemp wins GA primary. George W Bush assassination plot. CBS News Correspondents Tony Dokoupil in Uvalde, TX, and Steve Kathan have today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - L.A. mayoral candidates debate homelessness
Last week, we partnered up with KCRW for a live mayoral debate with some of the city’s top candidates for the top job.
It was the final group debate before the primary on June 7. And in it, three candidates talked a lot about a housing-first approach and took progressive stances on the issue of homelessness.
Read the full transcript here.
Host: Gustavo Arellano and KCRW housing reporter Anna Scott
Guests: Rep. Karen Bass, L.A. councilmember Kevin de León, and activist Gina Viola
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State of the World from NPR - A Ukrainian medic recorded footage of her time in Mariupol — then sent it to the AP
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S6 Bonus: Savarth Misra, ContractPodAI
Savarth Misra didn't start out in tech. In fact, he was a lawyer, working as a corporate commercial lawyer in Asia and the UK. During this time, he noticed how little tech adoption was being done, and how much opportunity was available for solutions to make an impact. He is married, with 2 girls - who, in his words, keep him out of mischief. One of his daughters is totally extroverted, and coming from two introverted parents, they are still trying to figure out where she got it from.
In his prior profession as a lawyer, Savarth thoroughly understood how contracts were done. He also noticed how little tech adoption was present, which directly impacted the effectiveness of contract management in general. He figured it was only a matter of time before this industry - his industry, was disrupted by tech.
This is the creation story of ContractPodAI.
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Honestly with Bari Weiss - The Battle for the American Right
We are living through a seismic political realignment. The parties and the political movements that fuel them are being dramatically redefined—and are up for grabs in ways that would have been unthinkable even two decades ago.
Today, we are focusing on “the right” side of that divide: what the right has meant historically; what it means today; and what it might look like a decade or a century from now.
My guest is Matthew Continetti, author of the new book: “The Right: The Hundred-year War for American Conservatism.” We talk about Donald Trump, of course. But more so we talk about whether or not he was a departure from conservatism or a return to something deeper in American history that the movement’s elites had long kept at the periphery. We talk about the gap between those elites and the base. And we talk about the emerging group known as the “New Right” and whether or not they represent the future of American politics.
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The Best One Yet - 👑 “Kim Kardashian’s cool table” — Snapchat’s 40% ghosting. Beyond Meat’s Kim-bassador. Walmart’s drone championship.
The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 5.25.22
Alabama
- Primary election results for statewide races in Republican and Democrat parties
- 6 of Alabama's congressional members are banned by Russia from entering that country
- Tuscaloosa residents more aware of human trafficking after Chicago teen found at hotel
- An independent movie wraps up filming in Huntsville with local actors used
National
- Horrific mass shooting at elementary school in Texas leaves 16 dead including gunman
- Georgia primary retains incumbent Brian Kemp for republicans, Stacy Abrams for Dems
- Indiana lawmakers override governor's veto of ban on transgenders in female sports
- SBC interim president says list of past sex abusers will be made public
- Hyundai recalls over 200 thousand cars for exploding parts of front seat belt units