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Sasami is a singer, songwriter and producer who grew up in Los Angeles. But now she’s based in Northern California, and as you’ll hear in this episode, that’s significant. Sasami went to school for classical French horn. She was in the band Cherry Glazerr, and she’s had a lot of collaborations with other artists on their projects and her own. Collaboration is at the heart of the song that I talked to her about for this episode. It’s called “In Love With A Memory,” and it features Clairo on vocals, and it was co-produced with Grammy-winning producer Rostam. The song is on Sasami’s third album, Blood on the Silver Screen, which is out March 2025. Coming up, you’ll hear the original voice memos that she recorded for this song back in the fall of 2022. You’ll also hear the demo she made in Garageband after that, and then how she and Rostam turned that demo into the final version, a duet with Clairo.
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Today, Jay talks to long-time TTSG community member Kyle Paoletta about his new book, American Oasis: Finding the Future in the Cities of the Southwest. We talk about British travel writing, the building of Albuquerque and Phoenix, climate change, Las Vegas and how the future of American cities might be found in the history of hundreds of years of people trying to live in the American desert. What does the desert signify and what can early occupants of these lands teach us about how to survive climate change? Really loved this book and hope you’ll all read it and enjoy the pod!
Most Americans struggle to save even $1000, Fold app is taking their company public on the thesis that Bitcoin fixes this.
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Will Reeves, CEO of Fold, is hyperfocused on making it easy to save in Bitcoin. As the new Bitcoin user looks different than previous cycles, so does the modern Bitcoin company. Fold is going public on the thesis that the average American needs low friction options to orient their existing habits around saving in Bitcoin.
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• Fold vs other public crypto companies
• Different company models each cycle
• Successful (and unsuccessful) products
• Starbucks & airline miles, but with Bitcoin
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1:26 Nasdaq listing
02:47 Fold 1.0 to Fold 2.0
05:35 Why Fold holds over 1,000 BTC
09:59 Adapting for a changing Bitcoin landscape
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29:59 Bitcoin's Changing User Base
39:25 Plans for 2025 and beyond
41:44 Reflections on the future of Bitcoin
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Experts say the health of millions of Africans is at stake following the suspension of much needed USAID funds. Programs that the US organisation funds on the continent are vast and crucial. What do African governments need to do to fill the gap?
Also, a new report says that the recruitment of children as soldiers on the continent remains a challenge. We hear from a former child soldier.
And a proposal for a fresh approaching in saving the African rhino, but this time, everyone is included in the conversation for conservation!
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A legal victory for President Trump and Elon Musk. Growing concerns about the pope's health. Deep freeze in the North and South. Correspondent Peter King has the CBS World News Roundup for Wednesday, February 19, 2025:
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