The Intelligence from The Economist - League of her own: Sheikh Hasina’s grip on Bangladesh
Over two decades in office, the prime minister and her Awami League party have overseen impressive growth and reforms in a notoriously corrupt country—but that same firm hand may now be limiting Bangladesh’s progress. Our correspondent visits the frontier of a potentially transformative technology for reducing atmospheric carbon: direct air capture. And a listen to the astonishing boom in Spanish-language music.
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The Best One Yet - 🧘 “Leggings. Latte. Pilates. Repeat” — Alo Yoga’s sanctuary strategy. Cruises’ 104% full problem. Lucid’s EV trust fund.
0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Highest Paid Mascot
3:45 - Alo Sanctuary: The fastest-growing athleisure brand in America is now Alo Yoga — Because Alo didn’t build stores, it built sanctuaries.
8:10 - Lucid Fund Raise: Lucid, the $130K electric car with 500-mile range, has a trust fund… and it’s the Saudi Arabian royal fam.
13:01 - Cruise Lines Over Booked: Cruise lines are officially the comeback players of the pandemic: Their boats are more than 100% full, but why aren’t their stocks?
16:57 - Takeaways
17:29 - Best Fact Yet
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 6.2.23
Alabama
- AL congressmen working on bill to stop funding to temporary SpaceCom
- Sen. Tuberville doubles down on criticism of inner city school outcomes
- The ACLL joins lawsuit in FL over school helping student transition
- Further discussion with ACLL's Matt Clark over upcoming SCOTUS rulings
- Don't forget to find a tasty deal on National Donut Day
National
- OK senator comes back from US Mexico border, says its still very bad
- Judiciary chairman further lambasts FBI re: subpoenaed document
- Kari Lake of AZ to appeal her election lawsuit to US Supreme Court
- Warner Bros let BLM contract expire with zero content produced
- Actor James Van Der Beek sounds off on Joe Biden not debating in primary
Everything Everywhere Daily - The East African Rift
There is a giant rift in East Africa today. It is a rift that literally tearing countries apart.
This rift isn’t cultural, political, or economic, it is geologic. Africa is quite literally being torn apart.
In several million years, Africa will be split into two continents, and while the process will take a long time, you see ample evidence for it right now.
Learn more about the East Africa Rift and how it has shaped the modern continent of Africa on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Getting Hammered - Almost Functional
Today we are discussing the latest regarding the debt ceiling, Covid, the Little mermaid, James Vander Beek, and junk food.
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05:32 Debt Ceiling Update
16:24 Covid Is Over
30:13 Uncancelled
39:51 James Vander Beek speaks out
47:28 Junk Food
52:39 General Mills
NBN Book of the Day - Patrick Jory, “A History of Manners and Civility in Thailand” (Cambridge UP, 2021)
If you’ve visited Thailand even for a short time you’ve probably been given, or have come across, some basic instructions on dos and don’ts — where to put, or not to put, your hands and feet, what to wear or not to wear to a temple, why not to get angry in public, that sort of thing. Perhaps you’ve wondered about the pedagogies that give these social practices their durability. And whether you’ve been to the country or not you might have seen news reports showing prime ministers and army generals prostrate in front of members of the royal family, and have wondered how almost a century after the demise of the absolute monarchy deference to sovereign power is so resolutely performed.
If so, then you’ve come to the right podcast! On this episode of New Books in Southeast Asian Studies one of the channel hosts, Patrick Jory, sits on the interviewee’s side of the microphone to talk about his A History of Manners and Civility in Thailand (Cambridge University Press, 2021). In a wide-ranging discussion Patrick outlines how manners have been codified over successive periods in Thailand; why Norbert Elias is still relevant for an understanding of the civilizing process not only in Europe but beyond, and the pertinence historical research for interpreting Thai society and politics into the 21st century.
Like this interview? If so you might also be interested in:
- Patrick Jory, Thailand’s Theory of Monarchy
- Roderic Broadhurst et al, Violence and the Civilising Process in Cambodia
- Yoshinori Nishizaki, Dynastic Democracy: Political Families of Thailand
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - MONEY REIMAGINED: Exploring the Intersection of Money, Crypto Regulation, and AI Technology | Insights from Europe’s Post-Brexit Landscape
This episode is sponsored by EY.
On this episode of “Money Reimagined,” Michael Casey and Sheila Warren explore Europe's post-Brexit landscape and its impact on the region. They discussed the implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MICA) and how Europe competes compared to the United States. Casey and Warren emphasize the importance of understanding the opportunities presented by cryptocurrencies and the need for effective governance. Why does Europe seem more concerned about privacy and data than the U.S.? Overall, they provide valuable insights into the evolving landscape of crypto regulation and Europe's role in shaping its digital future.
Summary
- Introduction. 0:00
- The ongoing regulatory challenges.
- Washington debt ceiling debate.
- Biggest takeaways from the week. 2:21
- Huge week for Europe post-Brexit.
- The implementation phase of MICA.
- Competing with Europe in a post-Brexit world.
- The difference in the understanding of the opportunity.
- Coindesk’s thoughts on the consensus. 6:13
- Coindesk's consensus report on crypto regulation.
- How will the U.S regulate crypto?
- Viewing crypto in isolation and together with technical realities.
- Governance of the overall architecture.
- The underlying architecture of the internet. 10:11
- Regulating for the narrow use case misses the opportunity.
- The distinction between AI and blockchain
- Money vs Bitcoin, money vs information exchange.
- The European position on the internet.
- Data Protection Regulation in Europe. 14:27
- Data protection in Europe vs U.S.
- Data exploitation problem in Europe.
- Why Europeans are concerned about data more than other things?
- Cultural roots of these things.
- Bringing homogeneity to the Euro. 18:15
- The great European experiment brought homogeneity to the region.
- The history of Bitcoin and crypto.
- The cultural differences between Europe and U.S.
- How the European crypto community is different from the US crypto community.
- How did the crypto community lobby in Brussels? 23:15
- The pan-European crypto community and lobbying in Brussels.
- How the crypto community got what they wanted.
- The role of the French Presidency.
- The importance of self-education and humility.
- The role of the United States in tech. 28:22
- The United States is the epicenter of the world tech.
- The AI world is bleak.
- The need for a more positive narrative.
- How Europe is charting its own digital future.
- Technology vs. companies. 31:17
- Open-source technology.
- Tech inevitability vs global conversation about it.
- Shaking the view of America as the center of the universe.
- The European approach to AI.
- International regulatory framework for crypto. 36:12
- The threat to the U.S.
- The future of crypto.
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The NewsWorthy - Default Averted, Birthrates Dip & Richest Self-Made Women- Friday, June 2, 2023
The news to know for Friday, June 2, 2023!
We're telling you about a big relief for the U.S. economy. Congress passed a debt limit deal just days before the government was set to default.
And President Biden now plans to veto another bill.
Also, Arizona is responding to years of drought and water overuse by cutting off housing development.
Plus, who turned out for a high-profile royal wedding, why there's a new warning about not keeping too much money in payment apps, and who made this year's list of wealthiest self-made women.
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What A Day - Labor Rights And SCOTUS Wrongs
In a blow to unions and organized labor, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a concrete company seeking to sue the Teamsters union for the profit they lost during one of its strikes. Advocates say the decision could prevent workers from exercising their right to strike nationwide.
The Senate voted to block Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, advancing the Republican-led legislation that nullifies the plan and repeals the current freeze on student loan repayments and interest. The bill now heads to President Biden’s desk, which he’s expected to veto.
And in headlines: a Russian missile struck Ukraine’s capital city of Kyiv, Georgia police arrested three organizers providing aid to protestors of Atlanta’s “Cop City," and failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has dropped a new single.
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