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The podcast discusses the concept of digital twin cities and their potential use in mitigating and adapting to climate change. It explores the benefits of simulating different scenarios, such as rising water levels, and emphasizes collaboration and data sharing in addressing climate change. It also highlights the dire situation of Tuvalu and proposes the creation of a digital twin to preserve Tuvalu's essence and soul for future generations.

US government faces third budget deadline with little time to reach an agreement; impact of uncertainty on businesses; need for stability; insights from a concerned business owner.

CEO of Pearl & Dean, Kathryn Jacob, discusses the recovery of cinemas post-Covid and the advertising industry's embrace of diversity. She highlights the impact of the pandemic on cinema chains and the importance of the collective cinema experience. The podcast also explores workplace diversity in advertising and the launch of initiatives aimed at combating bias and harassment. Kathryn emphasizes the significance of genuine efforts towards diversity and inclusion in the business sector.

Josue Calderon, a 19-year-old from El Salvador, shares his challenges of only using cash when he arrived in the United States. The podcast explores the barriers to accessing a bank account, difficulties faced by migrants, and the issue of unbanked individuals globally. It also highlights the popularity of the Agile savings system in Nigeria and the need for trusted platforms to empower unbanked individuals.

Explore the use and development of holograms in various industries. Discuss their potential to become a common technology in the future, their immersive experience, and the future potential in fields like remote expertise, architecture and design, and live sports broadcasting. Delve into the elimination of headsets and glasses with the projection of holograms onto surfaces. Discover how holograms are associated with progress and sustainability and convinced investors of their potential.

Alastair Leithead, former BBC correspondent and off-grid living advocate, shares his experience living off-grid in Portugal. He discusses the challenges of managing water, waste water, and sewage. He also talks about his ambitious project to build and run a hotel using solar power. The podcast explores advancements in solar panels and batteries, overcoming water challenges, and the difficulties of off-grid living in southern Portugal.

Former BBC correspondent Alastair Leithead moved to Portugal to build and run a hotel in an area without power or water supply. He explores the challenges of living off-grid, interviews his neighbors, and discusses the influx of foreigners in the region. The podcast also includes a tour of a distillery and covers topics such as water, power, waste management, and the reasons behind off-grid living.

Dr Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, discusses her career in a male-dominated field, her mission to build flood-resilient homes, and her efforts to empower disaster survivors to rebuild their own homes using sustainable techniques.

Turkish economy is facing challenges with high inflation and rising living costs, causing struggles for households. Changes in economic policy and the upcoming municipal elections add uncertainty. The consequences of inflation include income inequality and credit card debt. Turkey is shifting to more rational economic policies, emphasizing the importance of personal budgeting.

Discover the challenges of gathering and processing Brazil nuts in the wild Amazon jungle, including dangers, quality control, and the impact on deforestation. Explore the difficulties faced by Brazil nut producers in Bolivia, such as transportation costs and market fluctuations. Learn about the importance of fair prices and cooperation within the industry to protect the Amazon rainforest.