Charlotte McCann

Idris Kaloun, The Economist's Washington Bureau Chief, analyzes the sweeping legal challenges facing Donald Trump, including fraud accusations and election interference. Charlotte McCann offers insights on 'The Joy of Sex,' highlighting its cultural impact on sexual attitudes in the 1970s. Guy Scriven discusses the booming cloud computing industry, focusing on major tech partnerships transforming finance. The episode reveals how legal turmoil can unexpectedly bolster political support while tracing significant changes in societal norms around sexuality.

Idris Kaloun, the Economist's Washington Bureau Chief, dives into Donald Trump's myriad legal challenges, including a sweeping lawsuit by New York's attorney general and allegations surrounding January 6th. Guy Scriven discusses the rapidly evolving cloud computing industry, spotlighting major shifts and key players like Amazon. Meanwhile, Charlotte McCann reflects on the cultural impact of 'The Joy of Sex' 50 years later, exploring how it reshaped views on sexuality amid significant social movements of the 1970s.

Piotr Zalepski, The Economist's Turkey correspondent, discusses Turkey's economic turmoil, including a weakened lira and the challenges posed by a central bank lacking independence. Charlotte McCann, a staff writer and author, explores the evolution of online dating during lockdowns, revealing a shift toward deeper emotional connections amidst social distancing. They also touch on the worrying implications of COVID-19 transmission from humans to primates, highlighting conservation challenges as human interactions increase.