Anthony [Everett] talks to [Prof. Sinan Aral] the author of “The Hype Machine,” a new book that explores the promise and peril of social media.

A recent study found evidence of an increase in heart attacks that had occurred out of the hospital, particularly in low-income neighborhoods.

“...proposals to increase corporate taxes deserve serious consideration...a modified approach to corporate tax reform would be more realistic."

"...the markets think that there will be sustained demand for oil for quite some time."

"...relief checks were distributed very broadly...to communities of color and that has been associated with this spur of new business formation.”

“...Black liberation can be defined as the self determination of Black people...unconditional love for blackness, a rejection of the white gaze.”

"I think there's a glaring lack of a focus on interoperability legislation, which is a big miss.”

We hear the best techniques for delivering negative tidings; and some clangers. Elizabeth Hotson gets tips and advice from Neal Hartman.

“Chefs had to deal with individual fishermen and it was complicated for them, but by aggregating we made it easier."

One of the principal purposes of keeping low inventory and relying on just-in-time has always been to find, and resolve, problems faster.