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Welcome to White Noise Love, your go-to tranquil podcast for ambient sleep sounds and a much-deserved relaxing sound bath. I invite you to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse yourself in this haven of deep sleep music, gentle rain, enchanting nature sounds, and captivating white noise. Savor your 10-hour uninterrupted journey of calmness. Greetings! I'm Angélique, and I find a great passion in the art of field recording. A daily self-love practice that includes listen ...
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Bubble Trouble features conversations between economist and author Will Page and independent analyst Richard Kramer that lay out some inconvenient truths about how financial markets really work. Like the “boy who cried wolf,” financial markets have a peculiar tendency to repeat past mistakes and get themselves into “bubble trouble.” They party hard, drink too much of the Kool Aid, and wake up with a pounding hangover...only to do the same thing the next day. With tech dominating daily headli ...
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DRIVE with Jim Farley

Ford Motor Company & Magnificent Noise

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Ride shotgun with Ford CEO Jim Farley as he talks to some of his favorite people about what they drive and what drives them to succeed. New episodes released every Wednesday.
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Together Apart

The New York Times

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Together Apart is part guide, part reminder of the resiliency of the human spirit to still creatively meaningfully gather, even while we have to be apart. The show is hosted by Priya Parker, a conflict facilitator whose expertise is in how we gather. Together Apart is produced by Magnificent Noise, in partnership with The New York Times.
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This Is Dating

Magnificent Noise

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Come for the cringe, stay for the connection. Follow four modern daters as they trade the swiping, the small talk, and the fumbled first kiss for a curated virtual date with a team of fairy godmothers behind the scenes. You might have eavesdropped on a first date before, but never like this. From the producers of Where Should We Begin, This is Dating, a series of recorded first dates. If you would like to get new episodes a week or so in advance in addition to ad-free listening subscribe to ...
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Make Me Care About

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

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There are so many things clamoring for our attention and it’s hard to distill which issues are important…or why we should care. In partnership with The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Make Me Care About explores topics that have deep importance and impact in the world…yet you may have never thought twice about, such as garbanzo beans, ninth grade, iodized salt, your kid’s friend circle, and…poop. You will hear the case as to why you should care from champions who are creating solutions th ...
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This week, part two of our continued conversation with Benedict Evans, an analyst with over 175,000 avid readers for his tech blog. For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts of the show, visit us online at http://bubbletroublepodcast.com You can learn more about Richard at https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-kramer-16306b2/ More on Will Pag…
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“Rain Sounds for Deep Sleep” As daylight showers descend softly over a bed of Lily of the Valley, a tranquil symphony envelops the surroundings. The gentle tapping of mellow daytime rain upon the fragile foliage and blooms weaves a tapestry of sounds that comforts and rejuvenates the spirit. Each raindrop's rhythm on the wide, verdant leaves sets a…
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“Brown Noise for Deep Sleep” There is something profoundly comforting about finding my solace, my personal retreat from the jarring cacophony of life, in the even, velvety embrace of sublime brown noise. With sounds that wrap around me like a warm, enveloping blanket, it's become my secret escape, my sanity saver in a world that's frequently far to…
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“Pink Noise Sleep Sounds” As an avid enthusiast of sound therapy, I've embarked on an enlightening journey with ethereal pink noise and its remarkable impact on well-being. This captivating auditory experience has not only enhanced my focus but also provided a soothing balm for relaxation and stress relief. Ethereal pink noise, a refined form of pi…
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White Noise Sound: Celestial White Noise for Deep Sleep Ever since I can remember, finding tranquility in the chaos of everyday life has often felt like an elusive quest. The constant barrage of noise, from the relentless honking of cars to the persistent pings of electronic devices, seemed to form an invisible barrier against peace. That is, until…
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"Native American Flute & Thunderstorm Sounds for Deep Sleep" The ancient trees around me stood as silent guardians, their leaves whispering secrets of days gone by. I meandered through, the dusk air cooling on my skin, when the first distant notes of a Native American flute reached my ears. The music felt as old as time itself, echoing softly betwe…
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This week we are talking bubbles - or not! - with Benedict Evans, an analyst with over 175,000 avid readers for his tech blog. We’ve done our level best to reflect on why bubbles happen, but what about calling them out before they burst. “It would have been nice to have known” we were in a bubble before it caused trouble. That wish fits like an OJ …
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This week we’re going to split lanes as we’ve got breaking news coming out of Canada that Will’s been knee deep in: soon after their Government tried to regulate Google and Meta news, they’re now after Spotify and Netflix. Think contagion and buckle up - this may well be the sign of the regulatory times. Once we’re done with Canadians, we turn our …
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This week we turn to regulatory bubbles and the new buzz word: Gatekeepers! What are they, and what are they not and what gates do they actually keep? In forty five days, the European Commission drummed up an answer, while the US DoJ starts a court case about Google paying for search bar placements like Heinz beans play for shelf space in the groce…
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As the evening sun dips below the horizon and the sky transitions into a canvas of twilight hues, I find peace in the gentle embrace of ocean sounds mingled with the tender melodies of a piano solo. I close my eyes and let the symphony of nature and music unfold. The rhythmic dance of the waves rolling onto the shore sets a serene backdrop—a natura…
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This summer, a lot of us (and our children) will be packing our tents and heading to music festivals and concerts - there is trouble brewing. At one end, good luck buying a ticket and watching those fees add up. At the other end, the DoJ threw down the gauntlet and argued that Live Nation Ticketmaster needs to be broken up. This is big for music, a…
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When markets get fooled, stocks get …well, WHACKED, to quote a famous Kramerism. Our audience deserves to know more about volatility - for all the PhDs, MBAs and CFAs working on Wall Street, for all the compliance rules and regulations, why is it that a stock can go from hero to zero so quickly? Why is stability in itself destabilizing? For more on…
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This week, with the world of podcasting descending on London for the Podcast Show, we’re going to turn the tables on ourselves and get a little introspective, figuring out what is happening with this Podcast format. This time two years ago, we got a little ahead of our skis with Spotify, Amazon and the like spending eight (and nine) figure sums on …
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As the sun sinks low into the night sky and the city gradually gives way to the soothing sounds of nature, I find myself drawn to my sanctuary. In this tranquil haven, where the gentle glow of the only light softens the contrasting edges of my hectic life, I seemingly fall under the spell of an enchanting blend of handpan music and the splattering …
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Who doesn’t like to talk about Twitter and Tweets? Word of mouth (or tweet) is the secret sauce of its success. But has it ever been successful? And if it hasn’t, how do you gauge the impact of Elon Musk’s shock therapy over the past two years? Journalist Kurt Wagner joins to share his deep dive profile of the tortured history of Twitter. For more …
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Today, we welcome back Feargal Sharkey, who visited Bubble Trouble last summer and dropped a (water) bomb on our privatized utilities. He’s fought the noble fight to expose Thames Water as profiteering polluters. Nine months later we have a massive credit bubble bursting, dumping toxic sewage in both debt laden shell companies and the real shit flo…
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Quietly among the buzzing bees, I am enveloped in a symphony of natural sounds intertwined with ambient music. The gentle hum of the bees creates a harmonious melody, with the soothing tones of the music drifting through the air. Listening to the bees buzzing creates a sense of calm and tranquility, grounding me in the present moment. The rhythmic …
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This week we turn our attention back to private markets where Richard’s prior smoke signals may be bearing fruit. That is, we’re getting reports that private equity is playing pass the parcel: selling assets to themselves that they can’t exit and doing so at their own valuations. Marking your own homework? Delaying a bubble that’s sure to burst? Or…
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This week we have a distinguished guest with an estimable track record at calling out the machinations and malfeasance behind the numbers: Stephen Clapham, the driving force of Behind the Balance Sheet, a podcast of the same name and education company. Stephen helps teach fund managers and others the tricks of financial chicanery and magical massag…
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Our recent episode on Reddit was a surprise hit, as was the stock - temporarily - so we’ll be diving into that and much more. This week, a look at the volatile nature of financial markets with discussions around recent events, critiquing the creator economy, speculative frenzy in cryptocurrencies, and tech market overvaluation. For more on Bubble T…
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As I sit in my cozy nook by the window, the gentle patter of rain resonates softly against the glass, melding seamlessly with the harmonic undertones of a lo-fi music mix that fills my room. It's like a musical embrace, cradling my senses and transporting me to a place of tranquil solitude. The noise of the world outside fades into obscurity, and I…
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This week we speak with Bill Raduchel, who has served as a high-level executive and strategic adviser for organizations such as Sun Microsystems, AOL Time Warner, Xerox, McGraw-Hill, and the Salvation Army. Over half a century working with systems, software, and networks, he has remained at the forefront of the technology revolution in media, educa…
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As I stand on the porch, the air heavy with anticipation, a distant rumble breaks the stillness of the Midwest afternoon. The sound grows louder, rolling in like a wave crashing against the shore. The sky above darkens, ominous clouds swirling in chaotic patterns, a prelude to the impending storm. The thunder grows closer, each strike reverberating…
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This week, we’re talking taxes. Don’t switch off, don’t fall asleep and please don’t hire an accountant as the next 45 minutes will defy the laws of gravity and make taxes sexy. Or make saxes testy… Mentioned in today’s show: Barbarians at the Gate: https://youtu.be/Z3HiONtjZSM?si=xZ64zb46sYIfSs5Z For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts o…
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As I sit by the shore, listening to the rhythmic crashing of the ocean waves, I am drawn into a trance-like state. The sound of the waves is both soothing and powerful, like a gentle lullaby and a fierce warrior's chant all at once. The ebb and flow of the waves mirror the ups and downs of life, reminding me of the cyclical nature of existence. The…
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So let's look forward and prepare you for the next big sexy blockbuster tech IPO, you’ve read all about it - that’s right. Reddit is going to ring the bell. For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts of the show, visit us online at http://bubbletroublepodcast.com You can learn more about Richard at https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-kramer-…
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Embark on a tranquil and immersive nighttime journey through the enchanting soundscape of a secluded cottage. This 10-hour sleep sound experience takes you deep into the heart of nature's symphony, enveloping you in the soothing chorus of ambient night, frogs, and cricket sounds. As twilight descends, the cottage becomes a haven for nocturnal creat…
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As the youngest brother in a family of storytellers, Matthew McConaughey had to hone his storytelling craft in order to hold his own at the dinner table. He regales Jim with stories of the role of driving in his life: an ill-advised high school trade of his pick-up truck for a sports car; a motorcycle trip through Europe on borrowed bikes; and the …
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When looking at today's issues of privacy, social media, and AI, we can draw a lot from the battles of the browsers over the past 30 years. To explore this, we welcome a close friend onto the show, the father of JavaScript and a Silicon Valley legend, Brendan Eich. Brendan left the CTO role of Mozilla firefox years ago and embarked on a journey to …
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A small river stream is a charming and intimate natural feature that exudes a sense of tranquility and serenity. While not as grand in scale as larger rivers, it possesses its own unique charm and allure. I stand beside the river stream, observing the water cascading over the rocks. I am mesmerized by the symphony of nature that unfolds before me. …
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Jim sits down with his boss, the executive chair of Ford Motor Company, Bill Ford. They discuss their shared passions and approaches to both work (relationships with employees; maintaining authenticity as leaders) and play (hockey, racing, fly fishing). And of course, they talk about the legacy of the company that Bill’s great grandfather founded. …
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This week we talk with Linda Yueh, author of the book The Great Crashes. Since America's Wall Street Crash of 1929, the global economy has weathered the most tumultuous century in financial history. From the currency crises of the 1980s, to Japan's housing meltdown, the dot com boom and bust, the global financial crash and the COVID pandemic, crash…
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I close my eyes and listen intently, and I find myself immersed in a unique auditory experience. The air around me becomes filled with a soothing blend of white and pink noise, merging harmoniously to create a gentle symphony of sound. At first, I perceived the crisp and evenly distributed quality of white noise. It resembles the sound of steady ra…
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From the backseat of an F-150 Lightning, Jim takes TV host Jimmy Fallon on a tour of Dearborn, Michigan. While they drive, Jim Farley and Jimmy talk about growing up in loud Irish Catholic families, how Ford got through the early days of the pandemic, and the thrill and terror of going 200 mph. And Jimmy shares a surprising alteration that he made …
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This week, Will is just back from Brussels after addressing the European parliament on media and technology and, well, he’s doesn't see too impressed with his first visit since Brexit. And given we’ve discussed super stocks last week, this week we want to explore if any of those super stocks are going to come from the European Union, and equally, d…
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Settling into the cockpit of the Cessna aircraft, I feel a sense of anticipation as I prepare for takeoff. The engine comes to life with a distinct rumble, as if it's eager to embark on the journey ahead. The initial sound is low and throaty, resonating through the airframe and vibrating beneath my seat. As I push the throttle forward, the engine's…
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In this episode, Jim Farley talks with journalist Luke Russert, the son of journalists Tim Russert and Maureen Orth. They delve into Luke's journey around the world and his experience of dealing with the loss of his father at a young age. Follow Jim: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Jim.Farley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimfarley98/ Thre…
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This week Richard puts Will on the hot seat, and review all his amazing work on the economics of the music industry, something that is a lot smaller than everyone imagines, even if it touches all of us deeply. For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts of the show, visit us online at http://bubbletroublepodcast.com You can learn more about R…
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I stand here beside the ocean, the gentle breeze caresses my face and carries with it the enchanting symphony of the waves. As I close my eyes, the rhythmic heartbeat of the ocean becomes my sole focus. At first, it's a distant rumble, a low and steady roar that resonates deep within my chest. It's as if the ocean is calling out to me, inviting me …
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The popular social media influencer and car reviewer Forrest Jones sees his TikTok and YouTube videos as a gateway for future car enthusiasts. He talks with Jim about tips for creating great car content, the case for upping the "crazy" in Mustang, how this era of EVs is like the early 1900s, and why one of the most influential car reviewers has tur…
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This week we get into portfolio theory, or lack of, as for many the rush to big tech and wilful ignorance of everything else Wall Street has to offer seems to be the rule as opposed to the exception. Why is that, and is it sustainable? For more on Bubble Trouble, including transcripts of the show, visit us online at http://bubbletroublepodcast.com …
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I close my eyes and let the sounds envelop me. The marriage of violet and brown noise creates a fascinating symphony of tranquility and depth. The violet noise whispers gently in my ears, like the soft rustling of leaves on a calm summer's day. Its high-frequency components create a delicate, ethereal sensation, almost like a distant, raging waterf…
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"My parents told me to fall in love with as many things as possible," says Sydney Sweeney, the actress best known for her roles in HBO's "Euphoria" and "White Lotus." In Sydney’s case, and to the surprise of many, that includes restoring vintage cars. She talks with Jim Farley about fighting for the hard stuff, driving manual in Australia, and gett…
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This week we’re going to keep on pricking bubbles with a fellow cynic of the sycophants and stenographers. Here to help us is David Trainer of New Constructs, whose company makes “robo-adjustments” to the reported accounts of 1000s of listed companies and tries to unearth the real financials behind the content marketing from company investor relati…
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Approaching the small river dam, the water gains momentum and purpose, its pace quickening with a newfound determination. It glides over the smooth rocks, creating a continuous, melodic babble that dances in the air. The sound is soothing, like a lullaby, as if nature is comforting me with its gentle touch.As the water reaches the dam, it encounter…
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If it has an engine, Dee Bryant can probably drive it. Bulldozers, backhoes, cranes, big rigs, dump trucks, boats, and of course, race cars. Dee, a professional stuntwoman, tells Jim Farley about how she learned to race cars in L.A. in the 80s, honed her driving as a construction worker operating the big machines, and eventually took the plunge int…
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Our guest this week is Hugh Hendry, a man who found fortunes walking the tightropes as booms turned to busts. Founder and CIO of Eclectica Asset Management, London, a Global Macro Hedge Fund, from 2002 to 2017, where its “high water mark” events were the early and successful identification of the gold bull market in 2003 and the housing debacle in …
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As the sun arcs through the cerulean expanse of the Midwestern sky, the countryside comes alive with a symphony of sounds that paint a serene picture of the afternoon. A gentle breeze rustles through the golden waves of tall grass, creating a soft, soothing susurrus that forms the backdrop of this tranquil scene. Hanging from the porch of a humble …
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Renowned astrophysicist and author Neil deGrasse Tyson joins Jim Farley to discuss space exploration, innovation, and what he sees as the inevitability of self-driving cars. Neil also shares his first car, his movie-going pet peeves, and his long list of car names inspired by science. Follow Jim: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Jim.Farley Instagr…
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One of the giant iceberg industries - it's all around us but we don’t really see it - is advertising. Frequently touted as the first to suffer, first to recover on the economic cycle, but also counter cyclical, since you need to sell harder in tougher times. Now we are seeing wobbles in economic data, some serious haircuts in tech exits and layoffs…
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