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NYC's mayor, Eric Adams, has been indicted on federal charges of corruption, bribery, and a whole host of other, well, very bad things. We dive deep into the indictment itself, offering analysis, insight, and jokes about what a sordid state we're all living in. Whether you're interested in the prosecution of white collar crime, or just love a good scandal, this episode's not one to miss. For more...

A must-watch for those interested in the Gaza Crisis , and the myriad logistical, political, safety & other issues at stake in the process of delivering vital humanitarian aid to Gaza. We're lucky enough, on this episode, to speak with global conflict thought leader Preston Stewart , West Point grad and former Army officer who, in recent years, has quickly become a leading voice on issues like...

ISIS-K attacks Russia. Reddit IPOs, and potentially changes the landscape in data / AI. The latest in Gaza. The latest in Haiti. Bob Menendez is the latest clown show in politics. Realtors had it coming, and Zillow needs to pivot. And, of course, Shohei Ohtani needs to watch his own back. All that, and more, in this week's Noisecutter. LINKS & MENTIONS • WEBSITE • INSTA

Chuck Schumer didn't do anyone any favors with his speech calling for elections in Israel. The Ukraine War might be at a stalemate, but even that has broad implications for the world. Haiti has an impossible task to face down. And, of course, Boeing can't do anything right these days. Oh, and Microsoft got hacked. Lovely! LINKS & MENTIONS • WEBSITE • INSTA

A podcast discussion with Vox reporter Ellen Ioanes on the current Haiti crisis, Ariel Henry, Jimmy "Barbeque" Cherizier, and more. Check out the full episode details and show notes here . Thoughts? Comments? Leave a comment, or hit us up on socials via Twitter , Threads , Instagram , TikTok , Facebook , LinkedIn and YouTube .

Is the TikTok ban really about First Amendment rights? And what's the big (and obvious) problem with the Gaza pier? Also, Haiti can't seem to catch a break. All that and more, on this episode of The Noisecutter Podcast. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can read the full text, along with bonus content and all of the links mentioned in this episode, ⁠here⁠...

What do Boeing and Alexander the Great have in common? What new lawsuit has Elon Musk come up with now? And man, RIP, RIP Vice News. We're saddened by that one. All that and more, on this episode of The Noisecutter Podcast. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can read the full text, along with bonus content and all of the links mentioned in this episode, he...

Before you ask, no, Elon isn't launching a dating app for Tesla lovers. That would be...weird. But in this episode of The Noisecutter Podcast, we cover an equally weird lawsuit against a dating app company, and the latest in Elon Musk's corporate governance antics. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter. You can find the full text of the issue, along with the associate...

People don't keep confidential info from their job after they quit / get fired, do they? Oh...wait. This episode of The Noisecutter Podcast debates the merits of non-competes against a backdrop of some pretty wild examples of IP theft. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can view the full text, along with all of the associated links, ⁠ here ⁠. For more, you...

A relatively unknown terrorist group with a kind of confusing name attacked an obscure US base in the Middle East. The implications are big, and we're going to figure it all out for you on this episode of The Noisecutter Podcast. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can view the full text, along with all of the associated links, ⁠here ⁠. For more, you can vi...

The Houthis have entered the chat and the chat did absolutely not need them to. Also, a finance app made a mess of itself, and other things happened too. Curious as to what? Find out on this episode of Noisecutter. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can view the full text, along with all of the associated links, here . For more, you can visit us on the web...

Are you more likely to die from a faulty Boeing plane, or a rogue AI taking over the world? We don't know. But there's been a lot of noise around Boeing's safety mishaps and potentially dangerous developments in the world of AI, and here at Noisecutter, we can't just let that slide. This episode is a readout of an issue of The Noisecutter Newsletter, and you can view the full text, along with all...

On this episode, we unpack the rampant Israel / Gaza misinformation on social, and even traditional, media with conflict journalist and podcaster Danny Gold. The episode links & show notes for this episode of Noisecutter are available here .

ESG might be dying. Hacking continues to thrive. But there's more to each story than meets the eye. On this episode of Noisecutter, I get past the headlines and present some context around how the future of business might be shaped for the better by key decisions one can make today. For complete details and show notes for this episode of Noisecutter, please visit our website at https://www.noisecu...

Or, can the West spare a few dissidents in order to get away from China? In this episode of Noisecutter, we dive deep into the ongoing diplomatic row between Canada and India over the latter's alleged involvement in the murder of a Sikh radical in Canada. This is a fascinating case in the running history of international diplomacy, with potentially huge impacts for the future of global trade. For...

What do the FAA glitch, the JPM investment in Frank, and the George Santos debacle have in common? Find out on this episode of The Noisecutter Podcast. For more info on our guest, Teja Yenamandra, and a list of things we talked about on this episode, check out the page for this episode on the Noisecutter website .