Host Llewellyn King interviews Charles McMillan of York University, Toronto for a Canadian assessment of the Trump presidency; and also Linda Marban, CEO of Capricor Therapeutics, on her biotechnology company’s cell therapy being used on COVID-19 patients

Host Llewellyn King discusses “Never Normal,” a global, cross-industry report on addressing the new realities posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, with Dimitris Bountolos, one of the authors.

International lawyer Clinton Vince says a new group of leaders is emerging from U.S. cities; Analyst Jarrod Hazelton says we should bring back the WPA.

Howard University President describes the predicament of African Americans in the pandemic; and two top consultants from Guidehouse explain promising indications in the environment.

Host Llewellyn King speaks with Jim Matheson, CEO, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, about the bridging the digital divide in rural communities; MIT’s Michael Short talks about the importance of the scientific method.

Llewellyn King interviews William Pommerening, president of airPHX, who has a technology that can be used to purify the air and surfaces in hospitals.

Hosts Llewellyn King and Linda Gasparello discuss with featured guests how San Antonio is becoming a “city of the future” with mobility, sustainability and access to services for all its residents. Second and final part in a series.

Host Llewellyn King travels to San Antonio for the City of the Future conference and asks experts what the sustainable cities will look like. Part 1 of a two-part series.

Guests: Paula Gold-Williams, President and CEO, CPS Energy, City of San Antonio; Clinton Vince, Chair U.S. Energy Practice, Dentons; Erik Walsh, City Manager, San Antonio; Andres Carvallo, Professor of Innovation, Texas State University, San Marcos; Erin Hardick, Lead Research Analyst, Zpryme

White House Chronicle, Show #12011
Air Date: March 13, 2020
Host: Llewellyn King
Guests: Jan Vrins, Global Energy, Sustainability & Infrastructure Segment Leader, Guidehouse; and Chris Castro, Director of Sustainability and Resilience, City of Orlando
Topic: The City of Orlando’s sustainability and resilience efforts