Chris and Bradley discuss NYC’s leadership response to COVID-19, how NYC and Albany will handle the massive budget deficit, and what this all means for the 2021 elections.

Bradley is joined by Carroll Bogert, President of The Marshall Project and former deputy executive director at Human Rights Watch. Bradley and Carroll discuss how investigative reporting and information influences policy and public discourse on criminal justice reform, prison conditions, and crime rates – particularly in the age of the pandemic.

Bradley is joined by Michelle Davey, Co-Founder and CEO of Wheel, a telehealth company aiming to bridge the gap between clinicians and patients. Bradley and Michelle discuss what it takes to get a telehealth company off the ground, and why training and finding clinicians is the number one problem that telehealth companies are having to scale.

Bradley Tusk is joined by Gayle Lemmon, Partner and Chief Marketing Officer at technology firm, Shield AI and adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. Gayle and Bradley discuss the threat COVID-19 poses to conflict zones and displaced populations, particularly for women and girls.

Bradley is joined by Brandon Lynch, Medical Director at a leading digital health platform, Boulder Care. Bradley and Brandon discuss how the telehealth industry is becoming a powerful tool during the pandemic. Brandon describes the precautions clinicians have to take, barriers for patients receiving care, and how vulnerable populations are disproportionately impacted by public health emergencies like COVID-19.

Bradley is joined by Sucharita Kodali, Vice President at Forrester and a leading expert on eCommerce, multichannel retail, consumer behavior, and trends in the online shopping space. The two talk about what happens when consumer spending comes to a complete halt in the face of a crisis like COVID-19 and the ripple effect that occurs in the economy. They also discuss what to do about supplies hoarders, and why P&G won’t ship Charmin direct to consumers...

Bradley is joined by Rohan Hales and Hector Guadalupe from A Second U Foundation, a physical trainer career transition program for incarcerated citizens. The three discuss criminal justice reform and how to stay active during a pandemic.

Bradley is joined by Ben Narasin, entrepreneur, early-stage investor, and Venture Partner at New Enterprise Associates. The two discuss Ben’s  journey from founder to venture capitalist and his perspective on seed stage companies. They also walk through 2020 predictions for valuation, IPO’s, and the upcoming presidential election. Bradley muses on the impact of the coronavirus on politicians, venture capital and tech regulation.

Bradley is joined by Michael D’Agostino, Founder and CEO of experiential tourism startup, Tentrr. Michael tells us how he went from investment banker to entrepreneur and how he’s reimagined the camping experience.

Guest hosts Jordan Nof and Michaela Balderston talk about Tusk Venture Partners to break down what the investor-startup-relationship known as “Platform” really means. The two discuss why Platform is a mutually beneficial relationship for both investors and founders and why it’s quickly become table stakes in the industry. They explore what’s unique (or not) about the model and what challenges founders usually face as they grow their business.