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8 snips
Aug 7, 2025 • 13min

Tariffs, Lula, semiconductors and ChatGPT-5

U.S. tariffs are wreaking havoc on global trade, with semiconductor manufacturers bracing for impact. Brazil's President Lula firmly opposes direct talks with Trump amid rising tensions. The podcast delves into how these tariffs are affecting consumer prices and international relations, highlighting Lula’s strategic moves within BRICS. Meanwhile, OpenAI is on the verge of releasing GPT-5, hinting at new developments in AI that could reshape industries. It's a whirlwind of economic challenges and technological advancements!
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Aug 7, 2025 • 12min

Trump and Wall Street, Putin unfazed and Chikungunya virus in China

U.S. President Trump targets banks he claims are politically biased against him. Meanwhile, Putin appears unmoved by sanctions as tensions with the U.S. intensify. In southern China, health officials race to control a chikungunya outbreak during the peak monsoon season, employing creative methods like introducing mosquito-eating fish. The conversation also touches on the changing dynamics of the Federal Reserve and ongoing political investigations in South Korea.
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Aug 6, 2025 • 13min

Texas redistricting faceoff, Israel’s Gaza plans and Musk’s pay

Texas governor Greg Abbott stirs up controversy by ordering the arrest of Democratic lawmakers who fled to block a redistricting vote. Meanwhile, Israeli officials consider expanding military operations in Gaza, raising concerns about humanitarian crises. Amidst this turmoil, Tesla awards Elon Musk an astronomical pay package worth $29 billion, fueling discussions about compensation in corporate America. The episode also touches on U.S. trade tensions and challenges in the electric vehicle market.
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Aug 5, 2025 • 12min

Hamas, India-US trade and Taiwan semiconductors

Hamas is signaling readiness to coordinate aid for hostages in Gaza, stirring global attention. Meanwhile, a Trump aide accuses India of funding Russia's war, complicating US trade talks. Taiwan faces a significant shortage of skilled workers in its semiconductor industry, prompting a push to recruit talent from abroad. The complex interplay of these geopolitical issues presents a unique view into current global dynamics.
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6 snips
Aug 3, 2025 • 13min

US deportation threats, EU beauty tariffs and AI voice rules

A heated discussion revolves around the Trump administration's controversial third-country deportation policy and its ripple effects on local communities. Meanwhile, European fashion brands scramble to navigate hefty U.S. tariffs, finding ways to cushion the blow for consumers. The looming threat of AI regulations adds to the anxiety of European voice actors, who grapple with job security amid the technological shift, fostering a debate on artistic integrity versus efficiency.
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13 snips
Aug 2, 2025 • 12min

Trump's labor firing, Fed resignation, Russia-US and Witkoff in Gaza

President Trump shakes up the Labor Department, firing an official over disputed job data. A surprise resignation from Fed Governor Kugler opens the door for Trump's influence on monetary policy. Tensions rise with Russia as the U.S. positions nuclear submarines amid heated exchanges. Meanwhile, a U.S. envoy navigates the complexities of aid in Gaza, showcasing the intersection of humanitarian efforts and geopolitics. The episode also touches on mixed earnings reports from major tech firms amid challenging consumer spending.
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Aug 1, 2025 • 11min

Tariffs, Palestinian statehood diplomacy and Russia-Ukraine

The U.S. imposes steep tariffs on exports from countries like Canada and Brazil, stirring trade tensions. As the conflict in Gaza intensifies, international pressure mounts on Israel to consider Palestinian statehood. Meanwhile, an eastern Ukrainian town is evacuated amid escalating military actions from Russia. The podcast also touches on technological breakthroughs for paralyzed patients and addresses a range of critical global events.
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5 snips
Aug 1, 2025 • 12min

Tariffs blitz, Canada's Palestinian stance, Fed and CEO sackings

The podcast covers U.S. tariff plans aimed at Brazil, South Korea, and India, raising investor concerns. Canada announces intentions to recognize Palestinian statehood if violence in Gaza doesn't cease. It also discusses the alarming humanitarian crisis in Gaza affecting families and children. Additionally, there's a notable rise in CEO resignations linked to economic pressures and the demand for better governance. The episode highlights political developments, including Kamala Harris's decision not to run for California governor.
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Jul 30, 2025 • 12min

Tsunami warnings, UK and Palestinian statehood, EPA reversal and alien probe

A massive earthquake near Russia triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific, affecting Hawaii and beyond. The UK's push for Palestinian statehood adds tension to the Middle East, while Trump's EPA seeks to reverse vital environmental rulings. In cosmic news, a Harvard astrophysicist posits that an interstellar object could be an alien probe, sparking curiosity about extraterrestrial life. Additionally, intriguing discussions arise around U.S. economic policy and social media regulations for teenagers.
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Jul 30, 2025 • 13min

NY shooting, Trump’s Putin deadline and Murdoch’s deposition

A tragic shooting in a Manhattan skyscraper claims four lives, revealing intense public scrutiny and fear. Meanwhile, Donald Trump places a new deadline on Russia concerning Ukraine, all while navigating contentious political landscapes. The podcast also dives into Trump's legal battle involving Rupert Murdoch in a high-profile defamation case. As world tensions rise, listeners gain insight into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy and domestic legal challenges.

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