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Vikas Pota, Elizabeth Bintliff, and Dr. Amy Ogan discuss ensuring education for all, AI impact on jobs, and the importance of girls' empowerment. The podcast delves into revamping curriculum, integrating technology in education, and overcoming challenges in providing quality education globally.

Dr. Marco Springmann and Simeon Van Der Molen discuss the impact of eating less meat on climate change and the future of the meat-free food industry. Topics include the environmental benefits of plant-based diets, taste testing plant-based burgers, strategies for global sustainability, and advancements in meat substitutes development.

India's bid to capture a slice of global shipping. The east-west shipping line off the southern coast of India carries around 30% of the world's cargo. As container ships get bigger, the Kerala state government wants to build a deep-water container port at Vizhinjam. But the $1.2bn project has been badly delayed by Cyclone Ockhi in 2017 and by last year’s torrential rains and flooding in the region. Fergus Nicoll speaks to Karan Adani, CEO of Adani Ports and hears the concerns from a boat owner and fish vendors concerned for their livelihoods.Plus Stephen Ryan speaks to transgender workers on the Kochi metro in Kerala. (Photo: A container ship off the coast of Kerala, Credit: Getty Images)

Warren Mosler, hedge fund founder, and Frances Coppola, economist, discuss the controversial Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and its critics. MMT challenges traditional economic beliefs by suggesting governments can spend without concerns of bankruptcy. The podcast highlights the debate around MMT's validity and its impact on economic policies.

Dr Courtney McBeth discusses the 'income sharing agreement' scheme at the University of Utah, which ties student repayments to future earnings. This approach aims to alleviate the burden of student debt and allow graduates to pursue various life goals. However, the scheme is financed by investors, raising concerns about social mobility and job market alignment.

Podcast features Oleh Derevianko and Valentyn Petrov discussing the NotPetya cyber attack on Ukraine, which spread globally. They explore the rise of state-sponsored cyber attacks and Russia's new legislation defending against cyber attacks. Experts discuss the evolution of cyberspace, risks of cyber weapons, and lessons from Ukraine's cyber warfare experience.

Exploring the future risk of rising sea levels and intense storms due to climate change, focusing on the vulnerable real estate in major cities like London and Shanghai. Insights from experts on the need for preventive measures and market hesitancy in pricing climate risks for properties. Proactive steps taken by Shanghai and London authorities to prepare for the inevitable impact of climate change on their cities.

Exploring inclusion in the workforce for disabled individuals, with Rich Donovan's success on Wall Street, challenges faced by disabled workers, and Dan Mancina's inspiring journey as a blind skateboarder.

Dorothy Sang from Oxfam discusses the devastation in Mozambique post-cyclones. Rebecca Nadin explores challenges in rebuilding the economy. The podcast digs into food insecurity, aid provision, and climate change impact.

Exploring India's affirmative action system, the podcast covers recent changes by the Prime Minister and their potential impact. Insights on necessary reforms for India's growth are shared by a former central banker. The discussion analyzes the controversial issue of reservations based on caste and economic status, challenges faced by marginalized groups, proposed reforms, and the impact of recent government policies on job opportunities. Additionally, insights on India's economic challenges, government policies, infrastructure development, and the importance of stable economic policies for emerging markets are highlighted.