Will Caldwell

Will Caldwell, a writer for 1843 magazine, shares insights from his ride-along with a British lorry driver, revealing the daunting challenges of the profession and the severe shortage affecting supply chains. The conversation also touches on Germany's political landscape, highlighting the rise of a center-left coalition under Olaf Scholz and the implications for Europe. Additionally, Caldwell discusses Maine's innovative “right to food” law, advocating for local food production and its potential impact on the community.

Noah Snyder, the Tokyo bureau chief for The Economist, shares insights on the ongoing challenges of rebuilding trust in the wake of the Fukushima disaster, emphasizing the hurdles faced by the nuclear industry. Tom Wainwright discusses the future of the Murdoch media empire as Rupert Murdoch turns 90, while Will Caldwell dives into the life of Victorian strongman Eugene Sandow, heralded as the first fitness influencer. Their conversation reveals how past events continue to shape public perception and influence contemporary issues in energy and media.