Night Owls

Q. What do you do when you need a public health weather report? A. You talk to Katelyn Jetelina. That's what we did and this podcast is the result.

Our interview with New York Times tech correspondant Cade Metz, author of 'Genius Makers: The Mavericks Who Brought AI to Google, Facebook, and the World.' We talk all things AI. 

Joe praises Tom Friedman and ponders RFK Jr. John is all worked up about 7 EV chargers. Biology is being transformed by Google DeepMind. And more.

Financial expert Jim Cramer discusses China's demographic challenges, the importance of thorough research in financial news, and the impact of Chinese electric vehicles on the American market. He also explores semiconductor production for national security and shares perspectives on the election, streaming media, and historical parallels in economic approaches.

Joe and John talk to veteran Democratic Party campaign manager Joe Trippi about why Trump might lose and what Biden has to do to beat him. 

Mark Tercek, CEO of the Nature Conservancy, discusses climate change challenges, clean energy solutions, Biden administration's environmental initiatives, and the importance of individual choices. They also explore varying perspectives on the energy industry and navigating business interests with environmental regulations.

John and Joe consider the Arizona Supreme Court decision on abortion. Joe unpacks five potential threats to President Biden this fall. Plus, a discussion of NPR's integrity in light of a bombshell essay about its inherent bias.

Joe and John interview Jane Perlez, former New York Times Beijing bureau chief, about her upcoming 8-part podcast series: "Face-Off, The U.S. vs. China." Once friends, now foes, the question is: what happens next? 

Author Nicole Perlroth discusses NSA surveillance, cyber espionage tactics, election security concerns, SISA challenges, cyber warfare threats, and the dangers of unchecked technology integration in critical infrastructure.

Part One of a two-part interview with Nicole Perlroth, author of "This is How They Tell Me The World Ends: The Cyber-Weapons Arms Race." It's the future coming at you.