Sharon Chen from Bloomberg Green discusses the innovative solutions explored at the Green Festival. Laur Hesse Fisher demystifies climate change while Mark Gongloff criticizes Texas climate deniers post-hurricane Beryl. The podcast also delves into the challenges faced by a celebrity-backed climate startup and the urgent need for climate action leadership in businesses.

Nat Eliason shares his crypto journey, from gains to hacks. Delving into high-stakes decisions as a new father. Emphasizing the need for programming beyond trading. Discussing challenges, innovation, and sustainable tech training with Hilary Doe.

Fed Chair Powell emphasizes the importance of good inflation data for Fed confidence. Suzanne Woolley discusses high rates' impact on record stock and house prices. Bobby Jain launches a complex hedge fund, facing challenges and potential rewards. Laura Gassner Otting talks about women leaving the US workforce. Louis Navellier shares insights on the stock market outlook and investment strategies.

Rodrigo Esponda, Director of the Los Cabos Tourism Board, discusses the tourism growth emphasizing quality over quantity. Topics include sustainable growth, new hotel openings, safety measures, changing demographics with more millennial travelers, and the expansion of flight availability to Los Cabos.

Bloomberg analysts discuss Boeing's plea deal, Biden's polling, Gen Z trading stocks, Prada's deals. Experts explore meme stock trends, Gen Z investing ages, historical banking roots, and market movements. The podcast covers tech partnerships, international equities, and risks in U.S. equity trade.

Bloomberg News Consumer Reporter Deena Shanker discusses 'upflation' in the personal care market, where companies raise prices with claims of higher quality. The episode explores how consumer behavior shifts in response to inflation, like buying frozen fruit over fresh, and companies' tactics to prevent consumer downgrades.

Distinguished economist critiques 2% inflation target, advocates 3-4%. Reflects on student protests, freedom of speech, civil debates. Insights on global supply chains, China's impact. Consultants, labor exploitation, automation challenges. Genetics, AI revolutions, ethics. From cult survivor to Wall Street. Sailing solo allure, challenges at sea.

Michael McKee and Jane Oates discuss the June jobs report and its impact on Fed policy. Ira Jersey and Michael Mackenzie talk about treasury yields sinking post jobs data. Tina Fordham shares thoughts on US and UK politics. Topics include Fed interest rate cuts, minority hiring, market volatility, and potential scenarios for Biden, Harris, and Newsom in 2029.

Deena Shanker, Bloomberg News Consumer Reporter, discusses the intense competition in the fried chicken sandwich market. They explore how Gen Z's preferences and social media drive the popularity of chicken sandwiches, with a focus on viral Twitter exchanges between fast-food chains.

Amy Glaser, Bill Pulte, and Katie Thomas discuss June job trends, housing market impact, and consumer sentiment. Topics include skills matching, housing affordability, and July 4th spending habits.