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From Title: Boeing's Fatal Flaw
The Boeing 737, first introduced in 1967, was the best-selling jetliner. In 2011, Airbus’s A320Neo became the fastest selling program, threatening Boeing's status; the company resp...
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The F.A.A. pushed regulation and certification work onto companies; the MCAS was delegated to airliner inspectors. Boeing told Congress they complied with the administration, and b...
The 737 MAX’s first pilots reported that it did not handle smoothly, prompting engineers to increase MCAS reliance. Chief Technical Pilot Mark Forkner was unaware of the change whe...
Starting with the accidental discovery of the significant history of a modest dwelling on a traditionally African-American street in Hagerstown, Maryland, this documentary traces t...
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From Series: Nourish Your Life: A Guide to Healthy Eating
This program discusses the importance of maintaining a balanced diet in maintaining ones health. It considers such health issues as Type 2 Diabetes and tooth decay that can result...
Motion Masters
Differentiating between added sugars and natural sugars in foods, this program considers health issues created by too much added sugar and explains how to find hidden sources of ad...
Since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, Iran's presence in the Middle East—and on the world stage—has grown stronger. Long involved in conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, an...
Open to Debate
From Title: David H. Petraeus and Andrew Roberts on Conflict, War, and Debate
John Donvan introduces guest moderator Xenia Wickett and this episode's topic. Wickett introduces Ret. General David Petraeus and Biographer, Historian, and Parliament member Andre...
Petraeus discusses fostering a culture of learning within military leadership. Challenging big ideas and listening are important. Roberts reflects on the intellectual self-confiden...
We must be conscious of the direction of future warfare. The U.S. must prepare for various types of warfare, establish priorities, and allocate shortages. Putin's actions in Ukrain...
From Title: Does Taylor Swift Deserve Her Billion-Dollar Fortune?: A Debate
Three arguments that Taylor Swift deserves to be a billionaire include freedom, prosperity, and comparison. Flanigan discusses occupational and purchasing freedoms, innovation, and...
No one deserves to be a billionaire. The influence of luck in our lives is pervasive and uncontrollable suggesting that whatever comes from luck is undeserved. Robeyns discusses t...
People have a strong interest in esteem and material well-being. Flanigan discusses market motives and the expressive element of labor. Robeyns is not anti-capitalist if capitalism...
Flanigan considers an example of Jeff Bezos' wealth and the end state offending sensibilities; you cannot know whether outrage is justified just by looking at patterns. Robeyns bel...
From Title: Is the American Dream in Decline?: A Debate
The American Dream means different things to different people, but economics is a central component. A broad look reveals that substantial progress has occurred during the last 30...
Raza summarizes opening statements. Leonhardt argues that the rate of progress has declined and that many working-class people experience declining living standards; inequality has...
Society can change when people organize around a specific goal. We need a movement devoted to lifting the standard of living for ordinary people, creating access to affordable heal...
The last 50 years has left America with an economy that does not deliver progress for most Americans. The United States can do better, be more prosperous, and deliver better living...
From Title: Is the Republican Party's Refusal to Raise Taxes Fiscally Irresponsible?: A Debate
Raising taxes would hurt the economy and send the country in the wrong direction; it places the burden of spending on working class families. Lower taxes increase the economy and a...
Raza cites spending drivers; the deficit increases every year. Cass believes we can balance the budget. He discusses the Clinton tax environment. McIntosh believes we must look at...
Embracing a tax increase agenda will hurt working class Americans and the investment in the economy. It would also increase the government and limit individual freedom. The governm...
From Title: Mock Trial: Is Trump Guilty in the Jan. 6th Case?: A Debate
The government must prove that Trump lied when he claimed he lost the election because of voter fraud and that his lie was critical to his criminal conspiracy to obstruct Joe Biden...
Trump genuinely believed election irregularities and fraud occurred and he wanted them investigated. The jury will not hear evidence of intent to commit a crime. The government's c...
Donvan summarizes opening statements. Davis argues that witnesses will testify Trump said he knew he lost and cites a Supreme Court ruling on common sense. Azari counters that lawy...
Donvan references Grunewald vs. United States and Trump's public actions. Davis states that public pronouncement does not exclude prosecution; Trump engaged in secret activities in...
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