In this discussion, Dan Rosenheck, Data Editor at The Economist, unveils the dynamics behind the surprising election results and shifting voter demographics, particularly among Latino voters. Slavia Chankova, Healthcare Correspondent, challenges conventional views on ADHD, advocating for its recognition as a spectrum rather than a disorder. Finally, Vishnu Padmanaban explores the rise of faith-based startups in India, where technology enhances religious practices, making devotion more accessible and personal than ever.

Slavia Chankova, The Economist's healthcare correspondent, examines the looming threat of a bird flu pandemic, discussing its potential to leap from animals to humans. Meanwhile, Rebecca Jackson, the Southern correspondent, sheds light on the often-overlooked roles of white women in the American slave trade, revealing their active participation in nearly 30% of slave transactions. The conversation navigates historical narratives and the complexities of gender roles in economic transactions, making for a captivating blend of current and historical topics.

Mike Bird, Asia business and finance editor at The Economist, shares expert insights on global food price dynamics, revealing how Russian wheat exports are influencing market stability. Meanwhile, Slavia Chankova, the publication's health correspondent, discusses the alarming resurgence of polio in the West, emphasizing vaccination challenges. They also explore the controversies surrounding the viral 'Pink Sauce,' highlighting the difficulties cottage food producers face in a social media-driven world.