Benyamin Cohen is the author of "The Einstein Effect" and manages Albert Einstein's social media accounts. He joins the conversation about the recent Jann Wenner controversy and the new management term "feedforward." The hosts dive into the implications of the UAW strike, emphasizing workers' rights and the disparity between profits and wages. They also discuss Disney's potential sale of ABC, questioning the future of linear television. Amidst these topics, Cohen reflects on Einstein's legacy and relevance in battling disinformation.
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Boebert Theater Incident
Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss Lauren Boebert's behavior at a theater.
They joke about the incident, but acknowledge the seriousness for others.
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Wenner's Downfall
Jann Wenner's controversial comments about women and people of color in rock and roll led to his removal from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation.
His comments highlight the lack of diversity in the industry and the foundation.
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Feedback for Young People
Give young people constant feedback, both positive and constructive.
This helps them develop necessary skills and resilience for their careers.
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Kara and Scott discuss the Jann Wenner controversy, and the new management term "feedforward." And as the "summer of strikes" marches into the fall, they talk about the State of the Unions. Then, is Disney selling off ABC? And would that be the end of linear television? Our Friend of Pivot is Benyamin Cohen, the author of, "The Einstein Effect: How the World's Favorite Genius Got into Our Cars, Our Bathrooms, and Our Minds," who also happens to be the man behind the official Albert Einstein accounts on social media.
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