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Kevin Bailey, Executive at VF Corporation, discusses the slow progress of the fashion industry towards sustainability. Roger Lee from TAL apparel points out the challenge of vague sustainability standards, while Christina Dean encourages the use of re- and up-cycled materials. The conversation highlights the need for clearer standards and more proactive steps from companies to make fashion more sustainable.

Beer writer Pete Brown discusses the impact of coronavirus on craft beer, including logistical challenges, opportunities, and changes in consumption habits. Guests from Hackney Brewery, Denizens Brewing, and Cerveceria Malteza share their experiences with adapting to pandemic regulations and shifts in the industry.

DJ Jamz Supernova and Michael Kill discuss the struggles of nightclubs during the pandemic, highlighting the importance of club culture. They address efforts to convince the government to support the industry and the challenges of reopening. Advocates emphasize the need for cities to value their nightlife more in the wake of this crisis.

The podcast delves into the upcoming US presidential election and its impact on the economy, immigration policies, and healthcare. It also explores the controversial land restitution in Zimbabwe and the challenges faced by the Asian wedding industry due to the pandemic.

Former energy advisor David Banks discusses the impact of wildfires on US elections, contrasting Trump and Biden's climate change policies. The podcast explores how climate change is shaping voter concerns and electoral calculations, especially among younger voters.

Guest Ramesh Ponnuru discusses the potential shift away from Reaganomics due to the upcoming elections. The impact of COVID-19 on the economy and small government conservatism is explored. The dilemma faced by small government conservatives in the current political landscape is highlighted, along with the economic uncertainty and voter realignment leading up to the election.

Immigration lawyer Poorvi Chotani discusses the impact of Trump's immigration policies on H-1B visa holders and the American economy. Experts debate the broken immigration system and the need for bipartisan reforms. The podcast explores the implications of immigration policies on investments, startups, and the upcoming elections.

Voters will soon decide who will be the next President of the United States, with healthcare – both the Coronavirus response and health coverage in general - being one of the most important issues. We'll hear from one American cancer survivor who lost their coverage during the crisis, and the director of a Missouri hospital on the challenges they've faced during the pandemic. Then, Julie Rovner of Kaiser Health News explains the current state of US healthcare and the differences between candidates Trump and Biden on the future of it. Though Doug Badger of the Heritage Foundation cautions that those pressing for universal healthcare in the US will be under served by a Biden presidency.(Photo: a vigil in memory of healthcare workers who have died of Covid-19 in Alhambra, California. Credit: Getty Images)

Tech analyst Dan Wang, China analyst Rui Zhong, and former adviser Daniel Russel discuss the impact of US elections on China. They highlight Huawei's struggles, Beijing's focus on domestic priorities, and the potential global power shift. The podcast explores contrasting views on US-China relations, challenges faced by Chinese tech companies, and the implications of the election on Huawei's future.

Guests Shannon Falconer, Jon McIntyre, and Tony Seba discuss the future of food, including lab-grown real meat for pets, plant-based products, and designing food like software. They touch on ethical meat production, sustainable alternatives, and the use of biotechnology to revolutionize food sourcing.