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How microgrids are changing electricity supply

October 3, 2020 by

Guests: Michelle Fay, Partner, Energy, Sustainability and Infrastructure, Guidehouse; and Peter Asmus, Research Director, Guidehouse Insights
Topic: How microgrids are changing electricity supply

A life in talk radio; Beirut’s port explosion, and the political crisis in Lebanon

September 25, 2020 by

Llewellyn King talks to Jim Bohannon, about talk radio hosting, and to Edward Gabriel, former U.S. ambassador to Morocco, about the Beirut explosion and the political crisis in Lebanon.

Innovation — How it happens and what inhibits it

September 18, 2020 by

Llewellyn King discusses how innovation happens in companies and what inhibits it with mobile telecommunications pioneer Morgan O’Brien and Jack Markell, former Delaware governor.

Financial industry is banking on values

September 12, 2020 by

Financial industry joins green movement.

Guests: Chris Snyder, Director, Energy, Sustainability, and Infrastructure, Guidehouse; and Ivan Frishberg, Director of Impact Policy, Amalgamated Bank

Human health and our external environmental conditions

August 29, 2020 by

Llewellyn King discusses the role of trees in human health and tracking COVID-19 through sewage with Aruni Bhatnagar and Ted Smith of the University of Louisville’s Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute.

Financial institutions taking action on climate change

August 22, 2020 by

Llewellyn King speaks with Jan-Willem Bode, a London-based Guidehouse consultant, about the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials, a group of financial institutions working to measure and track the climate impact of their lending and investment portfolios.

Developing exosomal therapies for diseases

August 7, 2020 by

Llewellyn King talks with Linda Marban, CEO of Capricor Therapeutics, about the exosomal path to developing a vaccine for COVID-19 and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and the excitement of medical research.

Radiation as a COVID-19 treatment

August 1, 2020 by

Can radiation help with COVID-19, Alzheimer’s and arthritis? Llewellyn King discusses this with leading radiation oncologist Dr. James S. Welsh of Loyola University and the Hines VA Hospital in Chicago.

Rolling out broadband in rural America

July 26, 2020 by

Host Llewellyn King discusses broadband access in the time of COVID-19 and rolling it out in rural America with James Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Association and Morgan O’Brien, Executive Chairman, Anterix.

COVID-19 economy; universities; U.S.-China relations

July 11, 2020 by

Economist Peter Morici talks about the good of the UK’s NHS, the bad of US college professors, and the ugly of China.

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Spot the Illegals — a Chilling, Sad Neighborhood Game

Spot the Illegals — a Chilling, Sad Neighborhood Game

Llewellyn King

Here is a disturbing game: Try to spot the illegal immigrant. Is it the waitress, the winning one from Bulgaria, or is it the charming emergency room doctor from Pakistan, or is it one of the Mexican men working on the housing site at the corner? Maybe it is the Haitian caregiver in your home, whom […]

The Question That Must Be Answered: How Dangerous Is AI?

The Question That Must Be Answered: How Dangerous Is AI?

Llewellyn King

Races have winners and losers — at least so I have always thought. At some point, the competition ends and a winner is identified, whether it is first-past-the-post as in a horse race, or first in the marketplace as in a commercial race. Think about VHS and Betamax. Similarly, we knew who won the space […]

9/11 — The Tragedy That Didn’t Have To Happen

9/11 — The Tragedy That Didn’t Have To Happen

Llewellyn King

There is a terrible truth about 9/11: It didn’t have to happen. Something as simple as a hardware store lock could have deterred the perpetrators. The arguments against hardening cockpits were numerous, and now seem unconvincing to the point of being risible. They included: It would cost too much; the public had to see the […]

Medicare for All Is the Wrong Fix for the Healthcare Crisis

Medicare for All Is the Wrong Fix for the Healthcare Crisis

Llewellyn King

As Charles Dickens might have said, “It is the best of times in medicine, it is the worst of times in healthcare.” It is a time of great medical discovery with artificial intelligence, it is a time of the poorest outcomes for the sick. One of America’s most distinguished pediatric cardiologists says the nation is in […]

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