From an Afro-pop show at Promontory to a deep dive into David Bowie’s catalog at the Metro to an opportunity to participate in a live album recording at Rosa’s, there are plenty of concerts around Chicago this month worth checking out. Reset gets a roundup of shows you don’t want to miss from Mark Guarino, author of “Country & Midwestern: Chicago in the History of Country Music and the Folk Revival.”
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Netflix was known for its “no rules” culture that executives say attracted the best talent. But as it’s grown, the company has pulled back on some of that freedom, including its generous parental leave. WSJ’s Jessica Toonkel explains why Netflix is changing the culture that fueled its success, and what it means for employees.
Everything old is new again in streaming, and it’s about to get a lot tougher for upstarts to step into online video and advertising.
(00:14) Tim Beyers and Dylan Lewis discuss:
- Comcast’s push into the ad market with Universal Ads, and what it means for other players in streaming video advertising like The Trade Desk.
- Disney’s plan to acquire FuboTV to clear the lave for Venu Sports and its next act in sports streaming bundles.
- How streaming is getting more consolidated and vertically integrated, but streamers are still willing to try joint
(16:09) You’ve probably heard of the sports betting platform DraftKings. But what about the company that powers DraftKings and a number of other sports betting platforms around the world? Anand Chokkavelu hosts Dan Caplinger and David Meier for a Scoreboard episode breaking down Sportradar.
Companies discussed: CMCSA, TTD, DIS, FUBO, SRAD
Host: Dylan Lewis
Guests: Tim Beyers, Anand Chokkavelu, Dan Caplinger, David Meier
Host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the latest news in the crypto industry as MicroStrategy bags another 1,070 BTC.
"CoinDesk Daily" host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the biggest headlines in the crypto industry as Polymarket bettors put their money on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation. And, MicroStrategy has increased its bitcoin holdings for the ninth consecutive week with the most recent purchase of 1,070 BTC.
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The latest price moves and insights with Jennifer Sanasie.
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Options market sees renewed action in bitcoin call options at $100,000 and $120,000 strikes on Deribit, a signal that traders are bullish on BTC price after Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20. "Markets Daily" host Jennifer Sanasie weighs in on the optimistic outlook for bitcoin under the Trump administration.
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In the first episode of the year, hosts Avery and Sam share their predictions for 2025 across various sectors including creator economy, AI, gaming, crypto and sustainability. They discuss predictions ranging from Kai Cenat getting a major movie deal and GTA VI becoming the biggest video game launch ever, to the rise of personalized AI and live shopping in the US. The episode concludes with discussions about reviving dead brands and the growing importance of carbon-neutral technology.
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Four years ago on Jan. 6, journalist Kate Woodsome was at the U.S. Capitol. She was calm as a small group surrounded her, shouting. What happened next reverberated around the country for years to come.
The storming of the Capitol was a historic moment for the United States. But it was also a crucial turning point in the life of that Washington Post reporter at the center of the vitriol.
In the four years since, she's made major changes in her professional and personal life. She's also shifted her thinking about our divided nation.
Woodsome joins us to to reflect on what happened that day and what it meant for her relationships, her work, and her country.
President-elect Donald Trump says federal workers' jobs are on the chopping block under his incoming administration, citing waste and promising to "dismantle government bureaucracy."
The more than 2 million government workers across the country – at least 80 percent of whom are located outside DC – do critical work that keeps all facets of U.S. life running.
While the president-elect's rhetoric is concerning for them, problems with the upkeep and setup of our federal agencies do persist.
We launch our new series, dot Gov, with a look at the past, present and future of the federal workforce, and what's at stake for all Americans as these workers face changes under a new administration.
Kash Patel's Jan 6 lie requires FBI officials to have been able to see into the future: to *know* that Trump would lose in 2020 and then try to get Congress to reverse the election results. And they also would have to have known they could get thousands of people to attack the Capitol—just to make MAGA look bad. Are GOP senators really going to clear this conspiracy theorist extraordinaire to run the bureau? Plus, the martyrology around Jan 6 and the mass exodus of journalists from The Washington Post. Bill Kristol joins Tim Miller.
