Joe Flint

In this discussion, Joe Flint, a media and entertainment reporter from WSJ, teams up with Katherine Maher, the President and CEO of NPR. They dive into the turbulent battle for funding faced by public broadcasters following federal cutbacks. The conversation highlights the long-standing conflicts between media independence and political pressures. Flint and Maher reveal the potential fallout from losing federal support and the implications for journalism in underserved communities. They also address the ongoing challenges of maintaining unbiased reporting in today's polarized environment.

Joe Flint, a WSJ reporter and media industry expert, unveils the dramatic twists behind the trade that saved 'Inside the NBA.' He shares insights on how TNT's loss of NBA broadcasting rights nearly ended the beloved show. Flint discusses the show's role in revolutionizing sports broadcasting, blending humor with analysis. He also dives into the competitive landscape of media rights, revealing how a surprising deal between Disney and TNT reshaped the industry. Listeners get a peek into the evolving world of sports media and its impact on fans.

Join Ben Emmons, Co-CIO and founder of FedWatch Advisors, who dives into Federal Reserve policies and interest rates, discussing market implications post-election. DeWardrick McNeil from Longview Global sheds light on the brewing U.S.-China trade tensions and potential tariffs, hinting at looming challenges. Media expert Joe Flint weighs in on industry trends, particularly in light of possible mergers. Together, they navigate a week of market milestones and the ripple effects of global trade dynamics.