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Criticism of the Nike BETRUE campaign and an awkward marketing campaign by adidas

Whether Nike has done a good job with their BETRUE campaign this year in honor of Pride Month and An email campaign sent out by adidas is cringe-worthy.

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The history of venture capital and Instagrams new features for digital well being

Logic magazine that recounts the history of venture capital and New features in Instagram that are meant to help users develop healthier digital habits.

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Elliot Faber and The Path of a Sake Samurai

Elliot’s ongoing journey of learning about the world of spirits and beverages sees no finish line and Elliot shares his path to Sake Samurai, how it all started, and what keeps him motivated.

Spotify rolls back its hateful conduct policy and the link between sleep and creativity

Spotify’s decision to roll back their hateful conduct policy and The connection between the different phases of sleep and creativity.

Sagmeister Walsh launch product line Sorry I Have No Filter and nightclubs fostering culture

The product line Sorry I Have No Filter launched by Sagmeister & Walsh to raise money for its not-for-profit Ladies, Wine & Design. Ladies, Wine & Design was started two years ago after Jessica Walsh got to the heart of some of the hate she was receiving and An exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum called “Night Fever” that surveys night clubs in history and how they were important places for culture to grow.

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Lo fi hip hop and the meaning of muse

A bit of a break in the regularly scheduled programming and The lo-fi hip-hop community that emerged on YouTube. Eugene brings up the question of what it means to be an artist’s muse.

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Fernet Hunter with Raph Holzer

Fernet and his journey from working hospitality to becoming an entrepreneur in the craft spirits world.

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Should we use physical psychological testing to optimize us for jobs and why society needs to care about helicopter parenting

A special guest in Scott Masek. With Charis traveling in San Francisco, Scott brings an opinionated point-of-view over a podcast that is packed with insights about Apple as an insurance company, the idea of performance testing for job optimization and How helicopter parenting is affecting the future of society.

Is there a benefit to copycat technology and assessing the NY Times op ed section

What it means for tech companies and consumers when innovative products get ripped off. We also look at the idea of conflicting opinions in the NY Times’ Op-Ed section and what it means for critical analysis.

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What comes after Facebook and Virgil Abloh at Louis Vuitton

The aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica Facebook news and what this means for the future of Facebook and A dissection of the responses to Louis Vuitton appointing Virgil Abloh as its new artistic director of menswear.

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