How Jenny Nguyen is Growing Women’s Sports from a Bar
Sports bars are a $2 billion industry, and women’s sports overall are now a $3 billion global industry. But there was a major gap in the market where the two intersected: Until 2022, there weren’t any dedicated sports bars solely dedicated to playing women’s sports on the TVs. Jenny Nguyen set out …
Bloomberg Power Players hosts Athletes, Investors, Leaders in International Sports
The people, companies and trends shaping the global economy. Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACFSet against the backdrop of the US Open Tennis Championships, Bloomberg Power Players returns to New York to convene the leaders shaping this global industry. Bloomberg B…
#019 - Diesel vs NOS | Aerobic vs Anaerobic | New Brisbane Marathon Course
Run Now Cry Later is now a video podcast. Find us on Spotify or YouTube if you want to put some faces to the voices.
This week, Connor sends Rin down a research rabbit hole on aerobic vs anaerobic training. How much of a 5K is actually anaerobic compared with a marathon? When does the anaerobic sys…
Kerri Walsh Jennings on Growing the Game of Volleyball
Volleyball is the world’s most popular female sport and it’s the top team sport for high school girls in the U.S., but the professional opportunities have not reflected that popularity. Until now, with the recent launch of two professional volleyball leagues: Major League Volleyball (MLV) and Leagu…
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Bryant’s Global Trade Summit at a volatile moment for international business
Bill Bartholomew speaks with Jason Kelly, director of the Chafee Center for International Business at Bryant University, about the 40th anniversary of the Global Tr…
How AI is Changing the Fan Experience, with Jump’s Jordy Leiser
There are a lot of concerns surrounding artificial intelligence’s creep into all aspects of day-to-day life, but Jordy Leiser also sees a lot of opportunity for AI to help sports fans. That’s why he co-founded the AI-powered fan experience and ticketing platform Jump alongside Marc Lore and Alex Ro…
200. That's One Cell of a Machine: Jason Kelly of Gingko Automates Labs to Accelerate Discovery
For the 200th episode of Grow Everything, Karl Schmieder and Erum Azeez Khan talk with Jason Kelly, co-founder and CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks and former chair of the US National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology, about why biology is still so hard to engineer. Jason explains why a cell is t…
Autonomous Labs and the Coming Biotech Singularity | In Vivo w/ Dr. Jason Kelly | Ep. 48
Dr. Jason Kelly, co-founder and CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks, joins me to unpack autonomous labs, what they are, why biology’s bench tooling barely moved in 20 years, and why the right analogy isn’t a subway or a car, but a Waymo. Is the biology singularity around the corner?
Kelly traces his path from …
Atlanta Braves Investor on Selling the Team
The Atlanta Braves are one of only a few publicly traded sports teams, which makes the argument for its sale a unique one in a year when two other MLB teams – the San Diego Padres and the Los Angeles Angels – were sold at record valuations. One investor says the time for a conversation about sellin…
Olympian Gabby Thomas On Building a New Track League
The world of track and field is quite unstructured, with each race coordinated by a different entity and paychecks few and far between. A new track and field league called Athlos is trying to change that. In this episode of The Deal, three-time Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas tells Alex Rodrigue…
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