Kristy Fercho and T.D. Jakes discuss building inclusive communities and disruptive thinking. Ruth Jacks and Wole Coaxum emphasize technology and innovation as strategic business imperatives. Jon Weiss and Danielle Squires discuss expectations of the Black Business Leaders Summit. Nicole Elam and Todd McDonald explore Minority Depository Institutions. Mark Romig shares his thoughts on visiting New Orleans. George Young breaks down the markets and investing.

Caroline Proulx, Quebec's Minister of Tourism, talks about the Bonjour Québec initiative and traveling to Quebec. Martin Nolan, Executive Director of Julien's Auctions, discusses the Played, Worn & Torn: Rock and Roll Iconic Guitars Auction, including the trend of considering these items as investments.

Disney announces PepsiCo's Hugh Johnston as their new CFO. Berkshire Hathaway's resilient earnings, Warren Buffett's cash on balance sheet, and the importance of water scarcity. Market action focuses on bond market and concerns about credit tightening. Investment sectors include consumer staples, utilities, energy, and healthcare with insights on treasuries as a potential investment option.

Discussion on the strategy of On, a footwear and sports apparel company. Features insights on global presence, innovation, water scarcity, and retail strategy. Also explores consumer strength in different markets and efforts to expand the brand.

Matt Miller and Hannah Elliott discuss the latest in the auto industry, including battery electric vehicles, car shows, new releases, and being a 'Corvette guy'. They also express excitement for upcoming truck reveals and invite listeners to subscribe to the podcast.

Topics discussed include global water use impact on greenhouse gas emissions, role of hedge funds in US bond market volatility, correlation between water use and greenhouse gas reduction, future of mobility with electric vehicles, water scarcity crisis and climate change, consumer goods market growth and success of screwball whiskey, intersection of politics and brands, evolution of homeschooling and its political landscape, recent acquisitions and capital raise for transformative education platform.

Guests discuss the impact of the jobs report on Fed policy, labor market trends, the SBF guilty verdict's impact on the crypto market, improving recycling practices, water scarcity and its link to climate change, connector economies challenging the U.S.-China dichotomy, and Foxconn's potential move into electric vehicles and collaboration with Apple.

Nate Checketts, CEO of Rhone, discusses investors including billionaire David Blitzer, former hedge fund manager Gabe Plotkin, and ex-football star Tim Tebow in the bet on the men's apparel brand. They talk about family involvement, water use reduction, hiring a new female board director, and strategies for mental health and future growth.

The podcast discusses the guilty verdict on fraud charges against FTX co-founder Sam Bankman Freed, the ongoing legal actions in the crypto case and the Trump fraud case, and the escalating Middle East conflict. It also covers the passage of an aid for Israel bill, Apple's sales decline, the upcoming October jobs report, and a mayor's fundraising campaign investigation. The trial of Sam Bankman-Freed is explored, highlighting the strong evidence against him and the challenges faced by the defendant. The hosts also promote the podcast show 'Bloomberg Daybreak' and 'The Big Take' from Bloomberg and iHeartRadio.

Apple sales decline for a fourth straight quarter in China, Fed decision and state of the US economy, workplace mental health issues, US housing market chaos, and efficient water management