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Why ESG evaluation is gaining traction in business

November 13, 2021 by

Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello discuss environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria which are of increasing interest to companies, their investors and other stakeholders, with Derek Young, managing director of ESG Consulting Services, a division of Summit Strategy Group.

The importance of the digitization of utilities on the road to a clean and resilient electricity supply

November 6, 2021 by

With an eye to the COP26 summit in Glasgow, Scotland, Host Llewellyn King discusses the importance of the digitization of utilities on the road to a clean and resilient electricity supply with Arshad Mansoor, President and CEO, Electric Power Research Institute; Robert Schwartz, President and CEO, Anterix; and Clinton Vince, Chair, U.S. Energy Practice, Dentons.

A new way to serve the unbanked in the U.S. and abroad

October 30, 2021 by

Tan Tran, CEO of Vemanti Group, talks to hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello about his company’s new way to provide financial services to the unbanked and underbanked  here and abroad.

A Boston Globe columnist talks about the rewards of his charter school work, and the deep political rifts in America

October 26, 2021 by

Tom Keane, columnist for The Boston Globe, talks with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello about the rewards of his D.C. charter school work, and the deep political rifts in America.

The challenges of the unbanked and underbanked in America

October 9, 2021 by

Kevin Cohee, owner, chairman and CEO of OneUnited Bank in Boston, talks with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello about the challenges of the unbanked and underbanked.

Rural electric cooperatives struggling to meet government deadlines

October 2, 2021 by

The nation’s rural electric cooperatives are struggling to meet government decarbonization deadlines. Host Llewellyn King discusses this with two coop heads, Duane Highley of Tri-State Generation and Transmission and David Naylor of Rayburn Electric, and Clinton Vince of Dentons.

Conservation of the world’s oceans

September 18, 2021 by

Legendary marine biologist, oceanographer and explorer Sylvia Earle discusses the critical state of the oceans and her new book with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

Conservation of the world’s oceans

September 4, 2021 by

Legendary marine biologist, oceanographer and explorer Sylvia Earle discusses the critical state of the oceans and her new book with hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello.

Electric utility resilience in a time of extreme weather events

August 28, 2021 by

There is an urgent need for electric power resilience in a time of extreme weather events. Llewellyn King talks with Paula-Gold Williams, president and CEO of CPS Energy, Clinton Vince, chair of the U.S. energy practice at Dentons, and journalist Rod Kuckro.

The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and what’s next

August 21, 2021 by

Host Llewellyn King and Co-host Linda Gasparello talk with Ariel Cohen, senior fellow at the Eurasia Center of The Atlantic Council, about the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and what’s next.

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Women Face Massive Layoffs as AI Use Spreads in the U.S.

Women Face Massive Layoffs as AI Use Spreads in the U.S.

Llewellyn King

March is Women’s History Month and a time to take a look at how women are progressing, or otherwise. Alas, the news for women in the United States isn’t good, and the future is foreboding as they are about to lose 6 million jobs to artificial intelligence. Work traditionally done by women — secretaries, receptionists, […]

Entrepreneur Weir Says Kilowatts Need Liquidity To Be Banked, Traded Like Money

Entrepreneur Weir Says Kilowatts Need Liquidity To Be Banked, Traded Like Money

Llewellyn King

  Chase Weir isn’t easy to unpack. But it is an endeavor that is worth it. Weir gives the impression of being a quiet, perhaps contained man. But when he talks, ideas flow, and particularly about the electricity supply ecosystem. I spent the best part of two days at the University Club in Washington talking […]

Iran War May Speed Nuclear Proliferation Elsewhere

Iran War May Speed Nuclear Proliferation Elsewhere

Llewellyn King

The story goes that a weakling gets sand kicked in his face on the beach. He then joins a gym, pumps iron and returns to the beach, where all he has to do is flex his new muscles, and he is left alone. That, it would seem, is one lesson of nuclear weapons. Small countries […]

Loving Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day — for Its Contradictions

Loving Ireland on St. Patrick’s Day — for Its Contradictions

Llewellyn King

I won’t let St. Patrick’s Day pass without wearing something green and reaching for a glass of something that has been produced through fermentation or distillation. It is the least I can do for all the ways the Irish have enriched the world, but especially the English language, and me. When it comes to writing, […]

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