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Shock and resolve after the mass shooting at Michigan State. Spy balloon tracked from the start. Health concerns after OH train derailment. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Hello from an ongoing ecological disaster!
Our guest this week is Nick Wurst, a freight-rail conductor and a member of the SMART-TD union, who joined Tammy and Jay after an overnight shift. Nick is also a socialist and a member-organizer with Railroad Workers United, a cross-union solidarity organization. He was featured in Tammy’s recent New Yorker piece about the state of union power in the U.S.
On Friday, February 3, a train carrying volatile chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, releasing dangerous fumes and forcing the town to evacuate. State and federal authorities encouraged residents to return to their homes after a “successful” controlled release of the substances, but many are skeptical that the air is safe to breathe, given reports of animals dying en masse, highly acidic rain, and the post-industrial area’s baseline pollution levels.
Nick explains how corporate avarice—encapsulated in the ideology of “precision scheduled railroading”—and government complicity led to this dangerous derailment. He tells Jay and Tammy how railroad companies successfully lobbied against common-sense safety regulations, and what feels different about this disaster, despite rising rates of train derailment. Nick connects the accident in Ohio to last year’s threatened rail strike, a fight which was widely mischaracterized and eventually squashed by Biden and a Democratic Congress. How drastically has precision scheduled railroading changed conditions on the railroads? What can be done to rein in this greedy industry and the existential dangers it poses to us all?
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Looking ahead, where is dating headed? Is it leaning into artificial intelligence or dating chat bots? Or is it unplugging and trying to meet people the old-fashioned way – in real life? And with Gen Z skeptical of dating apps, will tech continue to manage the dating experience?
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Nikki Haley, a former governor of South Carolina and UN ambassador, has declared her 2024 presidential candidacy. We assess her chances and survey the field. Intimidation and financial pressure are quashing journalism in the Arab world. And a new film tenderly imagines what it means to be a donkey.
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Welcome back listeners, today we are dropping another episode in the series entitled Growth Mode: ON, sponsored by our good friends at GrowthMatch. GrowthMatch helps tech companies grow their audience, supercharge their sales, and activate thought leadership in their industry. They are turning entrepreneurs into thought leaders, one video at a time, by utilizing fractional growth teams. You can learn more by checking out their website, GrowthMatch.com.
Guest: Lee Gilley, Founder of Docmo
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Laura answers a listener’s question about managing an inheritance. You’ll learn the different types of financial advisors, how they get paid, and tips for choosing the right one.
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Kamz is joined by Robin Arzón, the vice president of fitness programming and head instructor at Peloton. She believes that sweat transforms lives, and her story is living proof, going from an underwhelmed corporate litigator working in New York City to an ultra-marathoner, New York Times bestselling author, driven entrepreneur and executive, successful investor, practicing vegan, OG hustler, loving wife and, ultimately, a strong mama. Robin is the two-time New York Times bestselling author of “Strong Mama” and “Shut Up and Run.”
She’s been running through the Web3 space and is launching Swagger Society, the first lifestyle membership club in Web3.
Robin shares:
💻 what the web3 space means for women
🦾 how to build mental strength through mindfulness and why it’s important for women
😌 how to hone your inner advocate and silence your inner critic
💎 what we can expect from Swagger Society, a Web3 lifestyle membership
🍼 exciting new baby news!
🧘🏽♀️We end with a two-minute mindfulness exercise called the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise.
See also:
Why Peloton’s Robin Arzón Is Jumping Into Web3
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