Cassette tapes are terrible. Going back to them would be ridiculous. I guess it’s just for looks and style. Like Polaroid photos. The only good thing about cassettes was portability. I remember when I got my first CDs in 1990. It was a whole new world of sound and being able to skip from song to song. Portable cassette player = Sony Walkman Portable CD player = Sony Discman
Neil, I am an avid listener and reader of Morning Brew. Primarily because you reported the facts and were not political. When you speculate about what the presidential candidates are going to do your comments are political. Present the facts and let your listeners form their own opinions.
In disagreement, as an avid listener and reader myself, I have found the Morning Brew presentation of only facts concerning politics sometimes frustrating, but I am glad of it and respect it. There were no opinions here today either. At worst speculation, but all based on established pronouncements of policies. Facts, in other words. I have a degree in journalism and almost a decade of experience working in the field, and journalists not reporting on facts only is what made me leave the profession behind. Morning Brew has been food to a starving person; and they well know it is the job of journalist, especially within months of an election, to report candidate policies when possible so the public can make informed opinions. That is all they ever have done and all that was done here today.
Disagree with this complaint about the "speculation" in this episode. They used facts on what the current administration has backed policy-wise and in public comments & facts on what Trump has publicly and repeatedly stated regarding wind projects. The podcast is successful because they summarize concepts quickly in 15-30 seconds; they summarized the general reception by both candidates to these kinds of projects accurately. It is newsworthy for a business podcast to report on what both candidates' opinions are, based on what they are sharing on the stump speech trail, about a burgeoning portion of the energy industry. One candidate is generally embracing wind projects, another is demonizing them. If you don't like how that makes a particular candidate look, take it up with that candidate, not the newscasters who cover those stances; they didn't make any comments as to which candidate was right or wrong or who to vote for.
Recruiters complaining about people using AI for resumes when they use AI to sort out the applications is literally the pot calling the kette black
Good morning Toby and Neil! hello starfish
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Who is against wind powered energy? Lol. “Those fools” 😂 let’s keep burning coal.
Cassette tapes are terrible. Going back to them would be ridiculous. I guess it’s just for looks and style. Like Polaroid photos. The only good thing about cassettes was portability. I remember when I got my first CDs in 1990. It was a whole new world of sound and being able to skip from song to song.
Portable cassette player = Sony Walkman
Portable CD player = Sony Discman
So we can expect food poisoning on the Star Bucks menu.
Indonesia here 🇮🇩
Thank you
Taco Bell & Cheese Its was a match made in heaven
Let's Ride!
Neil, I am an avid listener and reader of Morning Brew. Primarily because you reported the facts and were not political. When you speculate about what the presidential candidates are going to do your comments are political. Present the facts and let your listeners form their own opinions.
In disagreement, as an avid listener and reader myself, I have found the Morning Brew presentation of only facts concerning politics sometimes frustrating, but I am glad of it and respect it. There were no opinions here today either. At worst speculation, but all based on established pronouncements of policies. Facts, in other words. I have a degree in journalism and almost a decade of experience working in the field, and journalists not reporting on facts only is what made me leave the profession behind. Morning Brew has been food to a starving person; and they well know it is the job of journalist, especially within months of an election, to report candidate policies when possible so the public can make informed opinions. That is all they ever have done and all that was done here today.
Disagree with this complaint about the "speculation" in this episode. They used facts on what the current administration has backed policy-wise and in public comments & facts on what Trump has publicly and repeatedly stated regarding wind projects. The podcast is successful because they summarize concepts quickly in 15-30 seconds; they summarized the general reception by both candidates to these kinds of projects accurately. It is newsworthy for a business podcast to report on what both candidates' opinions are, based on what they are sharing on the stump speech trail, about a burgeoning portion of the energy industry. One candidate is generally embracing wind projects, another is demonizing them. If you don't like how that makes a particular candidate look, take it up with that candidate, not the newscasters who cover those stances; they didn't make any comments as to which candidate was right or wrong or who to vote for.
"A hit dog will holler."
Looks like "green energy" might not be all it's "cracked up" to be. 😅