We’re talking Apple vs. Android, Rory McIlroy getting over the hump at The Masters, the NBA playoffs being mostly set, Giannis using the N word, and a contentious Dookie Butt of the Week. 

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Introducing Series Reflections: Reporters’ Roundtable from The Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women (HERO).

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First, we need to share some news. This may be our last episode.

We are so grateful to the funding we have received for this podcast over the past four years. But our largest grant is ending soon. So for now, we are saying goodbye. We truly hope to be back in your feed someday.

To commemorate HERO, we are doing one last “follow-up” episode. This was an idea from you, our listeners. You suggested talking to past interviewees and seeing what they are doing now.

For today’s show, we’re doing a “reporters’ roundtable” where we look back and look ahead at some of our most impactful stories of the past eight seasons. Host Reena Ninan talks to Kenya-based reporters Sharon Kiburi and Eunice Maina as well as South-Africa based journalist Elna Schutz.

If you are new to the show, you may want to go back and listen to the stories that Kiburi, Maina, and Schutz talk about on this episode:

In the meantime, please stay in touch. You can email us at [email protected] or contact our senior producer Laura Rosbrow-Telem at [email protected]. We hope to be back soon.

The Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women is a podcast from Foreign Policy, supported in part by the Gates Foundation and Northwestern University’s Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs.

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Introducing Aimee Lou Wood Reflects On White Lotus Ahead of the Finale from The Run-Through with Vogue.

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This week, Aimee Lou Wood graces The Run-Through to catch us up on all things White Lotus just days ahead of the thrilling finale. Culture writer Hannah Jackson joins Chloe and gets answers to our most pressing fan questions: Why does her character Chelsea stay with the evasive Rick? What was up with the coconut bra? Might her next role be Pattie Boyd in The Beatles biopics like those pesky internet rumors suggest? And, most importantly, who dies??? While Aimee doesn’t give away every answer, she does reflect on the shock of returning to life in London after being sequestered with her cast and crew for seven months.

Plus, Chioma shares the goodies she got at the vintage sale, and shares her sleep routine. 

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Introducing Sabrina Habib Reflects on Kidogo’s Growth from The Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women (HERO).

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The idea for today’s show came from you: our listeners. Many of you wanted to hear follow-up stories. You suggested talking to past interviewees and seeing what they are doing now. In particular, you were curious if the gender equality issues they were advocating for had advanced or backslid since we first reported on them.

Today, we are coming back to Sabrina Habib, who was on our very first episode in 2021. Habib is the CEO and co-founder of Kidogo, a nonprofit focused on creating affordable high-quality daycare centers in Kenya. Since we last spoke with Habib, Kidogo has greatly expanded. Host Reena Ninan asks her what led to this growth and about her recent endeavors with Melinda French Gates.

The Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women is a podcast from Foreign Policy, supported in part by the Gates Foundation and Northwestern University’s Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs.

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We answered questions from the Patreon and the YouTube chat including about Severence/Apple TV shows, why we got “cancelled”, resurrecting animals, “had to be there” cultural moments, and more.

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Introducing Strategic Growth: Knowing When to Scale Your Business from Mind The Business: Small Business Success Stories.

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Building a thriving business isn't always about rapid expansion. When should you hit the accelerator on growth, and when should you pump the brakes? Jannese and Austin are in Nashville, Tennessee to talk with Taku Zhou and Sibusiso Ajayi of TKZ Architecture LLC to explore this crucial entrepreneurial crossroads. The duo shares candid insights from their journey building TKZ Architecture, revealing the moments they knew it was time to scale – and importantly, when it wasn't. They discuss how they balanced the allure of growth against the need to strengthen their foundation through refined workflows, established protocols, and market positioning. Tune in as we unpack the strategic decision-making that goes into sustainable business expansion and learn the telltale signs that you're ready for growth and how to execute that transition successfully.

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Our first episode back as independent podcasters. We talked Patreon details, buff bro morning routine, Bron vs. Stephen A, Ja turning us into republicans, Dookie Butt of the Week, and more.

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Introducing Part 1 – The Data Revolution from Science Will Win.

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The intersection of biology and technology is revolutionizing drug discovery. In this episode, host Jeremiah Owyang and expert guests explore the crucial role of data in advancing medical science, from the serendipitous discoveries of the past to the cutting-edge techniques of today. They delve into the history of drug development, the rise of "omics," and the innovative single-cell sequencing that is transforming our understanding of the human body for the benefit of drug discovery. Today, scientists are using vast amounts of data to fuel artificial intelligence models, in the quest for new and better medicines.

Featured Guests:
– James Lowe, Research Fellow at the University of Exeter
– Kellie Kravarik, Associate Research Fellow and Cellular Genomics Group Leader for Systems Immunology at Pfizer
– Miguel Garcia-Sancho, Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Edinburgh

Season 4 of Science Will Win is created by Pfizer and hosted by Jeremiah Owyang, entrepreneur, investor, and tech industry analyst. It’s produced by Wonder Media Network.

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