Rebecca Jackson

Rebecca Jackson, Southern correspondent for The Economist, dives into the turbulent landscape of the CDC. She reveals how political tensions during the Trump era have created a culture of fear within the agency, affecting staff morale and public health initiatives. They discuss the looming threats to America's public health infrastructure, alongside the unexpected comeback of silver as an investment and the rise in popularity of live albums in music. It's a thought-provoking conversation about adaptability in a changing world.