Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeff Rubin

It's been a whirlwind news cycle here in Canada, in the wake of President Donald Trump imposing 25 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has now announced that these tariffs are on hold for 30 days, as Canada implements its 1.3-billion-dollar border strategy, aimed at stopping the flow of fentanyl. The American tariffs have come as a surprise for many in this country. But our guest on today's program says they have, in fact, been in the making for some time.Jeff Rubin is a Canadian economist, bestselling author, and a former chief economist and chief strategist for CIBC World Markets. His most recent book is A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever. Jeff Rubin returns to the program.You can find Tara Henley on Twitter at @TaraRHenley, and on Substack at tarahenley.substack.com

Spark up and settle in for a collection of conversations with all of your High & Mighty favorites. Tiffany Gabrus, Jeff Rubin, Scott Aukerman, Nicole Byer, Mano Agapion, Betsy Sodaro, Nick Wiger, Justin Tyler, Mary Jane Gibson, Jason Mantzoukas, Carl Tart, Griffin Newman, Jake Hurwitz, John Flynn, Amir Blumenfeld, Ashley Ray, Matt Besser, Emma Erdbrink, Mark Rennie, Marisa Melnyk join gabrus to reflect on 500 episodes. Thanks for 500 episodes, shitheads. We couldn't have done it without you.Check out gabrus' other podcast, Action Boyz at actionboyz.biz.Catch 101 Places to Party Before You Die now streaming on Max.Shout out to our sponsors Factor, VIIA & Chubbies for sponsoring this episode.Sponsored by Factor. Eat smart with Factor. Get started at factormeals.com/mighty50off and use code mighty50off to get 50% off your first box plus free shipping.Sponsored by VIIA. If you're 21+, treat yourself to 15% off and if you're new to VIIA - get a free gift of your choice with our exclusive code: HAM at VIIAHemp.comSponsored by Chubbies. Go to chubbiesshorts.com and get 20% off your order with the promo code MIGHTY20See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aug 23, 2024 – Financial Sense Newshour's Jim Puplava speaks with Canadian economist and author, Jeff Rubin, to discuss today's great power conflict between the US, Russia, and China using proxy wars, propaganda, and sanctions...

This week on GET LIT we talk with Jeff Rubin. He's an economist and author and his newest book is A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever. An extremely interesting read. Listen in!

Jeff Rubin and IdolismJ join us for a fighting game double feature where we may have found our worst game so far? Find Jeff online: https://www.instagram.com/jeffrubinjeffrubin/?hl=en Believable Lies: https://liesgame.com/ IdolismJ on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/idolismj.bsky.social IdolismJ on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@IdolismJ Find us on these sites: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Flashback64 Merch: https://www.etsy.com/shop/Flashback64 Discord: https://discord.gg/2ckdah6VTC Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/flashback64pod McKenna: https://linktr.ee/mckliz Gooey: https://www.youtube.com/c/gooeyfame Artwork by Corey Richmond: https://twitter.com/coreyrichmond Music by Nico Silvian: https://linktr.ee/Nicotendo64 Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/flashback64.bsky.social Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Flashback64Pod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flashback64pod Email: flashback64pod@gmail.com

Brian interviews Jeff Rubin. Jeff is a Canadian economist and bestselling author. A world-leading expert on trade and energy, and former chief economist and chief strategist at CIBC World Markets, he recently served as a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance. His current book "A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever" is a wide-ranging deep dive that details how the COVID-19 lockdown (and financial handouts), the war in Ukraine and sanctions against Russia and China have contributed to higher interest rates, high inflation and more. Tonight Jeff Rubin talks about the Canadian Economy and what he believes is the new normal we now have to accept.

High inflation, supply chain disruptions, war and a potential geopolitical reshuffling have thrown Western democracies out of order. In his new book, Jeff Rubin, former chief economist for CIBC World Markets, writes about what the world will look like under these pressures. It's called, "A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change your World Forever."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with Fort McMurray, Alta. residents new and old about their experiences with with wildfires, Canadian MSNBC correspondent Ali Velshi shares how his family's journey shaped his path in journalism, economist Jeff Rubin makes the case that inflation and sanctions are reshaping the global economic order, and science journalist Bethany Brookshire reflects on why we label some animals "pests."Find more at at https://www.cbc.ca/sunday

May 17, 2024 – After this week's market wrap-up, Financial Sense Newshour speaks with Canadian economist and author, Jeff Rubin, to discuss his latest book, A Map of The New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever...

Doug is joined by special guest Canadian economist and author, Jeff Rubin. Jeff discusses his latest book A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever. They discuss inflation, sanctions and their impact on Canadian wages and employment. The conversation also touches on the Bank of Canada, bond yields, mortgages, interest rates, international trade, and the potential for a recession soon and closes with practical advice for Canadians. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 03:45 Inflation 10:47 What does the central bank do to make inflation higher or lower? 19:33 Mortgages and Interest rates 24:15 Are we in a recession now? 26:07 Credit card debt 27:37 Predictions for the future of Canada's economy     Related Links: A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever by Jeff Rubin on Amazon https://amzn.to/4a5dSQI  The Expendables - How the Middle Class Got Screwed by Globalization by Jeff Rubin on Amazon https://amzn.to/3UKTorM Globalization, Inequality and Debt with Jeff Rubin – Episode 317 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4vvcQqFuxU Jeff Rubin X https://twitter.com/JeffRubin

Jeff Rubin is a Canadian economist, an expert on trade and energy, and author of the newly released book, A Map of the New Normal. His previous best-selling books are: Why Your World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller, The End of Growth, The Carbon Bubble, and The Expendables. His website is jeffrubinssmallerworld.com. On “X” he is @JeffRubin

Today's guests: Jeff Rubin, Author - "A Map of the New Normal: How Inflation, War, and Sanctions Will Change Your World Forever" Trevor Tombe, Professor of Economics - University of Calgary & Research Fellow - The School of Public Policy Dr. Andrew Trites, Director - Marine Mammal Research Unit and Professor at the Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries at UBC Sylvain Charlebois - Professor and Director, Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does a “Map of the New Normal” look like? Author Jeff Rubin discusses the impact of inflation, war, and sanctions on the world as we know it.

Jeff Rubin is the author of Wisdom of Age and the seminal video series Senior Moments. I speak with a true visionary and artist on what it means to be older, how we see ourselves and others, and why ageism is so "sticky." Can we ever escape from our age-essential attitudes? How do we transcend our self-age prejudices? Why do some elders continue to contribute to the community, and others as wealthy and healthy withdraw? Which one will you be as you age?

Jeff Rubin is the author of Wisdom of Age and the seminal video series Senior Moments. I speak with a true visionary and artist on what it means to be older, how we see ourselves and others, and why ageism is so "sticky." Can we ever escape from our age-essential attitudes? How do we transcend our self-age prejudices? Why do some elders continue to contribute to the community, and others as wealthy and healthy withdraw? Which one will you be as you age?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3240049/advertisement

Electronic sports, or esports, has seen a remarkable spike in popularity over the years, with a recent study from Pew Research finding that 90% of teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 play video games. Seeking to both capitalize on the tremendous popularity of esports and continue to innovate, expand career options in emerging fields and deliver academic programs that meet its students' needs, Syracuse University will soon begin offering a new, first-of-its-kind degree program focused on esports. The program taps into the rapidly growing, multibillion-dollar esports industry, serving as a continuation of the work already happening on campus. Jeff Rubin⁠, special advisor to the chancellor on esports and digital transformation, Olivia Stomski, professor of practice of television, radio and film and director of the Newhouse Sports Media Center, and Chris Hanson, associate professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences, were on the University-wide task force charged with conducting the benchmarking that led to the creation of the esports program. Rubin, Stomski and Hanson reveal why the time was right for Syracuse University to add an esports degree program, share how the new academic offering will position students for success once they graduate, explain the research that went into creating this program and discuss the rapid growth of esports on campus.

ImagineAR Inc CEO Alen Paul Silverrstieen and Jeff Rubin, President of Sidearm Sports joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news the two companies have teamed up to create an immersive college football augmented reality experiences starting in January, 2023. Silverrstieen telling Proactive the company sees great opportunity with college sports based on the loyalty and demographics of its fans. Rubin talk about the experiences they hope to create and also how he sees sponsorship activation as a key driver for corporate partners. #proactiveinvestors #iamginearinc #cse #ip #otcqb #ipnff #collegefootball Leave these in as standard then add any extras you think would work #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

On this episode, Jeff Rubin joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his recent book, "The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization."

On this episode, Jeff Rubin joins Mark Bauerlein to discuss his recent book, “The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization.”

Visit the Enabled Disabled website to share your thoughts and stories: https://www.enableddisabled.com/share My name is Jeff Rubin. I have been a teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition for almost forty years, which has served as my North Star through some very difficult times. Unconditional Healing came about through my personal journey with a progressive degenerative illness, which first surfaced all the way back in 1999. Even after visiting dozens of health practitioners, and undergoing countless tests, I was unable to secure a firm diagnosis, never mind a cure. In 2006, inspired by my own experiences of working with my illness, and by my study of various teachings on working with illness and pain, I developed a program entitled "Unconditional Healing: Embracing Illness and Adversity and Discovering One's True Self. The workshop presented bedrock principles of unconditional health and well-being and a unique way of working with painful situations that reduced one's suffering, fears, and feelings of helplessness immensely. In addition, the ability to meet with others in an open and frank forum was a game-changer for me, soothing my feelings of isolation. The workshop was well received, and I have since offered it at a variety of places around the country. I also learned that this approach could help people not only to cope, but even to thrive while undergoing immense difficulties. ​ In response to the workshops, and the need for ongoing support for people who were struggling, I established group meetings called Healing Circles. Healing Circles are support groups that meet regularly in a safe confidential environment for those wishing to be acknowledged and heard without judgment. Unlike other support groups that form around a specific malady or illness, Healing Circles coalesce around a desire to not only acknowledge and support each other through tough times, but to use our difficulties to transform ourselves and find our deepest self. We ask - what can I learn from my pain and how can I use it to become gentler, wiser, and more resilient? Healing Circles are now operating in Manhattan and Los Angeles, Please read more about the Healing Circles here. While my journey has been difficult for me and for those that I love, I now see it as a blessing, bringing a sense of focus and urgency to my life, along with the opportunity to share what I have learned and experienced. It was with that motivation that I created this website to reach a broader audience looking for support, community and resources to help unlock their own storehouse of resiliency and confidence in the face of difficulties. I hope you will find a measure of solace, support and wisdom from the various offerings within, and from studying and practicing together as a community. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/enableddisabled/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enableddisabled/support

Jeff Rubin (Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show podcast, formerly CollegeHumor, LiesGame.com) trades in a wheat, a sheep and a stone for a resource card but gets a ninety-nine question interview instead. Join Jeff and I as we discuss his time at CollegeHumor, the ultimate parent-baby costume, bath pillows, Bleep Bloop, the great state of New Jersey, getting mad at baking, Fringe, and that one moment in 2019's Little Women. Ukrainian Relief Donation Link - International Committee of the Red Cross --CALL ME! The 99 Question Hotline!-- 732-592-9838 (aka REAL-WAX-VET) 99questionspod@gmail.com 99Q on Twitter 99Q Merch --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/99questions/support

The trucker convoy protest in the capital has dominated the news for the past few weeks, with many Canadian commentators expressing shock and disbelief that the country is experiencing such a forceful wave of populism. But at least one person is not surprised at all. Jeff Rubin is an award-winning Canadian author. He's the former chief economist at CIBC World Markets, and a former Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. His latest book is called The Expendables: How The Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization - and it has turned out to be quite prescient. On today's episode, Jeff Rubin joins Tara for a deep dive into the economic conditions driving the current unrest. 

National Punctuation Day is a celebration of punctuation that occurs each year on September 24 in the United States of America. Founded by Jeff Rubin in 2004, National Punctuation Day simply promotes the correct usage of punctuation.Photo by Pereanu Sebastian on Unsplash

The Capital One Orange Bowl 2021 Media Tour is underway. Listen as Joe Zagacki, the voice of the Miami Hurricanes, talks to coaches from CFB conferences around the country whose teams may wind up playing in this year's Orange Bowl. Presented by Duffy's Sports Grill. Joe Zagacki speaks with former president of the Orange Bowl Committee Jeff Rubin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can overconfidence harm you? Despite popular belief, psychologists and experts state that overconfidence can also lead to failure. Avoiding a different perspective can limit your judgment. How much confidence is good? How do you make sure you're not underconfident?Don Moore, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Berkeley Haas talks about his book called Perfectly Confident: How To Calibrate Your Decisions Wisely. Together with host Greg, they unpack ways people can weigh their options properly. They cover topics like Confirmation Bias, the story of Jeff Rubin, and other tips on spotting overconfidence signals. Make sure to listen to the episode as he shares stories about the Good Judgment Project where they forecast and weigh in on political and diplomatic events based on understanding people's perspectives. If you're looking for a book that'll guide the individual and team decision-making process, this one's definitely a great read!Episode Quotes:On confirmation bias, causing us to miss signals that might affect our success:“If we think about it in a Bayesian framework, one way that a lot of economists have modeled overconfidence is too tight a prior. That is we're too sure that our noisy private signal is accurate and underestimate the error and noise. That's built into it as a product of our idiosyncratic history or excessive faith in our intuitive judgment. You can think of confirmation bias as underweighting the informational value and evidence that we encounter.”When does overconfidence benefit us? "The public benefits of some circumstances in which overconfidence can lead to persistence. In excess of what expected value calculations might justify doesn't then imply everyone should be overconfident. We can be grateful to those who make sacrifices at their own expense without wanting to follow suit."How can we prevent hierarchical decisions to affect the culture of diversity in the workplace? “Trying to extract information from the crowd before the boss weighs in with his or her opinion. So one simple way to do that is before a meeting where you have to come to some important decision, you force everybody to vote to pre-commit or to identify their preferred list of candidates or outcome options or whatever it is that you're talking about.”Show Links:Order Book - Perfectly Confident: How To Calibrate Your DecisionsThe Good Judgment ProjectOther Books Mentioned:Superforecasting The Art and Science of PredictionThinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decision When You Don't Have All the Facts

Working hard or Hardly Working? This week the boys find out the answer with Jeff Rubin of College Humor. Together they go through the history of the site, it's alumni, and the lasting impact it had on the web as a whole.

It's been more than a year of massive spending by the federal and provincial governments to keep people afloat in the midst of a global pandemic. The result, record debts and soaring deficits. But who will pay for it all in the end? Joining us with their thoughts are Wilfred Laurier University's Tammy Schirle; economist Jeff Rubin; and University of Toronto's April Franco. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam is joined by the Co-Founder of the sports social media app SportsMe, Jeff Rubin, to talk about the app, as well as get some hot takes about the NBA and NFL including some betting predictions for the Super Bowl. Support our show and sign up for an Audible membership! Every new account earns us a little commission to help keep our show growing. Sign up today and get 2 free audio books https://amzn.to/3ig2wQu ----------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Insta: @backseat.banter/@primetimebanter Twitter: @BBPodOfficial

In today's episode, I am joined by the co-founder of the SportsMeApp Jeff Rubin! We discuss the state of the app and its future, as well as some NFL playoffs and NBA! SportsMeApp Links: linktr.ee/SportsMeApp If you are looking for the best NBA recaps, NBA discussions, and more, look no further than TVonBasketball! Please like, share, and subscribe to support the channel!

Jeff Rubin is an internationally recognized advocate for positive aging, and a leader in the fight against ageism. He advises business and community leaders on inter-generational and aging issues. An advocate for “age-friendly” and “livable” communities, Mr. Rubin is currently working to advance these initiatives through the empowerment of local thought leaders here and abroad across the generational divide. He is also the author of “Wisdom of Age”. Find out more about Jeff’s work at Wisdomofage.net. Check out https://copenotes.com/zestful for an innovative app that supports mental health. Find out more about the Zestful Aging Podcast at ZestfulAging.com

Why didn’t the rising tide of Globalization lift all boats? Canadian economist and best-selling author Jeff Rubin says the middle class got screwed by globalization in his new book The Expendables. Follow Pamela Wallin on Social Media:https://twitter.com/NoNonsensePWhttps://twitter.com/SenatorWallinhttps://www.facebook.com/SenPamelaWallin/Jeff Rubin Online:https://twitter.com/JeffRubinBuy 'The Expendables' online or in stores now:https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/617504/the-expendables-by-jeff-rubin/9780735279391Music in this podcast is used under a Creative Commons CC BY-NC3.0 Licensehttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chad_Crouch/Motion/Life_And_Timeshttps://www.soundofpicture.com/

Greetings, congenial Herle Burly-ites ... top of the podcast to you!Jeff Rubin is our guest for Part 1 of this episode. Jeff is the #1 best-selling author of “Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller” and the former Chief Economist for CIBC World Markets. We are going to talk about his new book “The Expendables”, and his argument that the middle class got nothing out of globalization ... except the bill. And how the blowback to all of that is changing the developed world.Part 2 of the pod, is the comms and campaign gurus you've grown to LOAVTH – which is a brand new word I just invented that combines LOATH and LOVE. It's a complicated feeling, I know ... our Political Panel with  Jenni Byrne and Scott Reid! We'll pick up on my discussion with Jeff. We'll continue to talk about government response to the 2nd wave of the pandemic and growing COVID comms confusion. We'll tell some stories of spouses and family members “contributing” – and I'm doing the air quotes fingers right now – to campaign strategy. And we'll debut a new segment near the end of the Panel we call, “HEY YOU!” ... Here's how “HEY YOU” works: each of us will throw a single question out into the social media ether ... for a politician or public figure. Will it be entertaining? Yeah, I'm pretty sure it will. Will somebody take the bait and give us an answer? We'll see. Will somebody else create a burner account, and masquerade as that public figure to try to fake us out? Seems like a lot of work, but sure. Go for it. Anyway, stick around for “HEY YOU!”Watch conversations from The Herle Burly on YouTube.The Herle Burly was created by Air Quotes Media with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as CN Rail and MDA Space.Thank you for joining us on The Herle Burly podcast. Please take a moment to give us a rating and review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast app.

A few months ago Jesse spoke to Canadian economist Jeff Rubin about his book The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed by Globalisation and now he says that the events of the last 24 hours were not unexpected.

Dr. Mark Miller is the head coach of Texas Tech's meat judging team. Here, he explains what that means and how it works.Check out his team's storefront Red Raider Meats, which helps fund the team.

Jeff Rubin is the 82nd Capital One Orange Bowl President, and he joins Sean Pittman to talk about how COVID-19 has changed the game plus the expectations for Miami's 2021 National Championship Game. Join us as we take a close look at college football and bowl anticipation amidst the pandemic. Pittman Point: Breast Cancer Awareness --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sean-pittman-podcast/support

It used to be that supply and demand applied to workers and wages within Canada. But globalization has changed that, argues economist Jeff Rubin. When the whole world is your market, there is never a dearth of workers willing to do the same job for less money. On the Agenda, he lays out his arguments for how free trade ruined the middle class, the topic of his new book, "The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed by Globalization."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN THIS EPISODE, I RECAP THE DISASTARIOUS SEASON FOR THE RED SOX AND HIGHLIGHTED THE POSITIVES AND NEGATIVES OF THE SEASON. JEFF RUBIN, CO-FOUNDER OF SPORTSME AND I REACTED TO THE CELTICS LOSS TO THE HEAT AND GAVE OUR PREDICTIONS FOR WHO WILL WIN THE NBA FINALS. LASTLY, I BROKE DOWN THE BIGGEST STORIES THAT CAME OUT OF WEEK 3 OF THE NFL SEASON. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iggysportstalk/supportSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr. Kishonna L. Gray has written such books as Intersectional Tech: Black Users in Digital Gaming and Feminism in Play and edited books like Woke Gaming: Digital Challenges to Oppression and Social Injustice. Here, she explains how and why.

Today's first time guest is Jeff Rubin, who was the Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets (where he worked for over 20 years).  He has just released a new book: The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed by Globalization, where he says that the decline in permanent, well paying full time jobs is a direct result of free trade agreements that transferred jobs to lower wage countries, leaving factories in Canada idle.  On today's show Jeff Rubin argues that globalization allows the rich to get richer, and that leads to increasing inequality, and that leads to high debt levels for the average Canadian.  Is there a solution?  We discuss that and a lot more on today's show. Helpful Links: Jeff Rubin on Twitter  https://twitter.com/jeffrubin The Expendables  How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization  link to book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FLeORE Debt Free in 30 Podcast on Modern Monetary Theory: https://youtu.be/TMGDaTGx3V4   Topics Covered: 00:47 What is globalization, and who are the expendables who got screwed by it? 2:48 What's wrong with moving jobs to lower wage countries?  Consumers pay less, and corporate profits are higher; what's the problem? 5:55 Does outsourcing lead to lower wages, lower interest rates, and lower inflation? 7:40 How are low wages tied to consumer debt? 9:50 Interest rates are very low, so does it matter that governments have high deficits? 11:18  How does globalization lead to more middle class debt?          13:43 Does globalization lead to speculative bubbles (like the stock market and the housing bubble)? 15:51 Do you agree or disagree with David Ricardo's Theory of Comparative Advantage?  Are we not better off if we do what we are best at? 18:48 With globalization we have more exposure to other cultures; does that increase the chances for world peace?  Is that not an upside of globalization? 20:14 What are the solutions to the problems caused by globalization? 21:27 Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders both have the same trade policy 23:39  Not being able to get N95 masks was a big problem, because we didn't produce them in Canada.  Do you expect in the future to see more manufacturing returning to Canada? 27:15 Contrary to popular belief, why do you not think we have a progressive tax system? 29:10 But if we had a more progressive tax system, would that not lead to money and jobs and wealthy people leaving the country, making our economic situation even worse? 33:00 Closing comments: advice for the average Canadian hurt by globalization.

Quillette Editor Jonathan Kay talks to economist-turned-author Jeff Rubin about his new book, The Expendables How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization—and the devastating consequences of globalization that many progressive thinkers seem reluctant to talk about.

Quillette Editor Jonathan Kay talks to economist-turned-author Jeff Rubin about his new book, The Expendables How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization—and the devastating consequences of globalization that many progressive thinkers seem reluctant to talk about.

news birthdays/events what do gen zer's want in the workplace...from 11 countries around the world states with the highest credit card debt news top dumb internest challenges worst drinks at starbucks ashley and brad play the slogan game news almost half of americans never read the care instructions on their clothes anything left from your childhood or did it all get tossed out? do you have the same "fall food" opinion as everyone else news men's health ranks the scariest ghost movies ashley and brad play scattergories goodbye/fun facts....National Punctuation Day commemorates all punctuation on September 24th. A period, a comma, a semicolon, a question mark and an exclamation point are examples of some of the punctuation used in writing. They separate sentences and their elements to clarify meaning. Without them, meaning would be lost or up for interpretation. Founded by Jeff Rubin in 2004, National Punctuation Day simply promotes the correct usage of punctuation. Rubin encourages appreciators of correct punctuation and spelling to send in pictures of errors spotted in everyday life.[

Alex Schmidt is responsible for the Buffalo emoji. He now hosts the podcast Secretly Incredibly Fascinating. Here, he explains how all that came together.

How the middle class got screwed by globalism and will be on the hook for the COVID recovery bill. Several Australian superfunds have pledged to reach net zero by 2050 across their portfolios as the commercial, physical and legal risks of global warming ramp up. Plus, a snap shot of the COVID downturn on the construction sector. Guests: Jeff Rubin, author of The Expendables: How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization, Scribe PublicationsAmandine Denis-Ryan, head of national programs, ClimateWorks AustraliaJo Masters, Chief Economist, EY Oceania

We tend to marginalize and disregard older adults, thinking they no longer can contribute to our lives or society in any purposeful or meaningful way, especially those older adults who no longer participate in the workforce as we know it. But in doing so, we are ignoring the valuable resource, legacies, stories, the witness to history that can only be captured through the personal experiences by those who lived them. Jeff Rubin has set out to capture those experiences, stories, and words of wisdom. In doing so, he's undertaken the important work of bridging the generation gap, finding out that at both the younger and upper range of the age spectrums, there is a clarity and wisdom to be shared and appreciated. His innovative approach to developing intergenerational wisdom circles could go a long way in creating an understanding of the value our older adults bring to our families and to our community at large. A lifelong advocate, Jeff brings his own wisdom to the conversation.

Chapter 1: Road trips are an awesome way to spend a vacation and I went on a few while I was on vacation up north last week.  We still have some time before the snow flies so where should you go? What should you keep in mind?  Guest: Jonathan Klinger, Hagerty's VP of Car Culture. Chapter 2: The school reopening guidelines published by the province have been criticized since they were released and a group of teachers and parents took their concerns public at a rally over the weekend.   Guest: Lisa Descary, teacher in Richmond. Chapter 3: Another story about a black bear interacting with people from over the weekend.  Video shows a black bear approaching a woman on the Coquitlam Crunch path and gently swatting her leg, and this is just the most recent in a string of stories we've seen about bears in the area. Guest: Luci Cadman, Education Coordinator with the North Shore Black Bear Society. Chapter 4: Ten days until kids go back to school.  We've seen reopening plans presented over the past week, Surrey school district superintendent Jordan Tinney joins us this morning to talk about what things will look like there.  Guest: Jordan Tinney, Surrey District superintendent. Chapter 5: Vancouver councillor pushing to keep temporary street patios open through winter.  Hundreds of temporary street patios are set to expire at the end of October, but Vancouver NPA councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung wants to see that deadline pushed back.  Guest: Sarah Kirby-Yung, Vancouver NPA city councillor. Chapter 6: There's a neighbourhood you've likely never heard of near downtown Vancouver, and it's a pretty unique solution to a lot of the problems people face when it comes to finding housing.  Guest: Derek Petersen of Greater Vancouver Floating Home Co-op (GVFHC) in False Creek South. Chapter 7: You might be familiar with Jeff Rubin for his books on energy, but his latest is an interesting departure from that theme. He joins us to talk about his new book The Expendables, how the middle class got screwed by globalization. Guest: Jeff Rubin, Author

Here's what's on the John Oakley Show podcast for FRIDAY AUGUST Twenty-Eight 20-20. - Pierre Poilievre  joined us, to talk about the pages and pages of redacted “WE" documents amid the ongoing Liberal scandal. - A prominent pediatrician is raising questions about the reliability of COVID-19 tests on children, and the impact of that on back to school. AND… Jeff Rubin talks about his new book, THE EXPENDABLES: How the Middle Class Got Screwed By Globalization. ALL OF THIS COMING UP … RIGHT NOW!

This week, Justin is joined by Jeff Rubin (College Humor, The JeffRubinJeffRubin Show) to talk about something you can do to stay safely inside during this still growing pandemic and not be bored! Jeff and Justin talk about LiesGame.com, the online game Jeff developed and is an absolute blast. If you wanna check out the game and support Jeff, go to LiesGame.com with a few friends and try it out, and tweet about the game by tagging @liesgamedotcom.If you want updates on the show, follow us on Instagram @tigwpod and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe!Special thanks to Heather Banks and bensound.com for this week's installment of Into the Vineyard.

The Wolf Den is finally back! In exchange for the several week absence, we have a great episode for you all featuring Jeff Rubin of Collegehumor, Nerd Alert, The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show and more. He explains the complicated (yet awesome) science of "enhanced podcasts" and sheds light on the podcasting community on the east coast. There is an economy lesson stuffed in here as well regarding the expenses and complications of selling tee shirts. Sorry once again for the break, and enjoy!