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Saffran discussed the outcomes of the G7 Summit held in France from June 15–17, 2026, including the opulent Versailles dinner, the historic US–Iran Peace Deal outlined in a 14-Point “End of War” Framework, the Federal Reserve's surprising moves that shocked markets after its first meeting under new leadership, fresh US sanctions targeting the Cuban President and Castro family members, ongoing divisions in Congress over government surveillance powers, Donald Trump's endorsement of a right-wing presidential candidate in Colombia, Vladimir Putin's rejection of Volodymyr Zelensky's call for direct face-to-face talks, the deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck southern Philippines on June 8, 2026, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's claim of election victory, and the joint hosting of the FIFA World Cup 2026 by the United States, Canada, and Mexico."The US-Iran Deal that left Isreal out"

Tappa zurighese per il primogenito del presidente Trump. Ieri, giovedì 4 giugno, Donald junior è stato ospite nella centralissima “Zunfthaus zum Saffran”, la lussuosa sede della “Corporazione dello zafferano” per un incontro a porte chiuse tra uomini d'affari, voluto dalla “Davos Lodge”, una piattaforma che ruota attorno al WEF di Davos e che organizza eventi per i maggiori leader mondiali, come si può leggere sul suo sito. A due passi dalla Limmat, Donald junior terrà un discorso, a quanto pare incentrato sulle tante sfide geopolitiche del momento. Ma darà anche uno sguardo all'andamento dell'economia mondiale. Un'occasione per Modem di parlare dell'impero finanziario della famiglia Trump, che ruota attorno ad oltre 500 società attive negli ambiti più disparati. I due figli maggiori del presidente gestiscono la “Trump organization”, la società che sta alla testa di tutto questa estesa ramificazione societaria, con un'attenzione particolare all'intelligenza artificiale e alle criptomonete. Secondo Forbes e Bloomberg la ricchezza di Trump è passata da 2 a 6 miliardi da quando The Donald è tornato alla Casa Bianca, ormai 18 mesi fa. Una ricchezza che coinvolge anche la famiglia, basti dire che sua figlia Ivanka e il marito Jared Kushner hanno messo gli occhi su un'isola albanese, per costruirvi un'imponente struttura alberghiera d'alto rango. Un progetto che in questi giorni ha spinto alcune migliaia di persone a manifestare nelle strade della capitale Tirana, per protestare contro questa privatizzazione del suolo nazionale albanese.Del regno e dei dollari dei Trump discuteremo con:

Saffran breaks down the biggest global stories shaking markets and geopolitics in May 2026. He discusses the sharp jump in US inflation to its highest level since 2022, the confirmation of Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve Chair, and why the Trump–Xi Beijing Summit has become the most significant US foreign policy event of the year. Saffran also covers the dangerous escalation in the US–Iran conflict despite the ceasefire, Europe's plans for massive retaliatory tariffs against the US, the worsening European energy crisis, and the UK local elections that are reshaping British politics. Plus, he analyzes Bulgaria's historic first stable majority government since 1997 and the concerning Hantavirus outbreak reported on a cruise ship. "US Inflation Jumps to Highest Level Since 2022'

In this episode, Saffran broke down the biggest global headlines: the shocking shooting attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner where a gunman tried to breach security while President Trump was present; King Charles III and Queen Camilla's high-profile four-day state visit to the USA, complete with White House welcome and congressional address; the explosive start of the Sam Altman vs Elon Musk trial with fiery testimony over OpenAI's future; the Pentagon's decision to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany amid NATO tensions; the latest updates on the US-Iran war including fragile ceasefire talks and ongoing negotiations; China's dramatic block of Meta's $2 billion AI startup acquisition; key takeaways from the European Political Community Summit in Armenia; the sudden collapse of Romania's pro-EU government after a no-confidence vote; and finally, the historic political earthquake in India where South Indian superstar actor Vijay and his party TVK scored a stunning victory in the Tamil Nadu elections, breaking the decades-old Dravidian duopoly."Musk challenges OpenAI's Profit Model"

In this episode, SaffranMihnar breaks down the biggest political and economic developments shaping the global landscape. He dives into the intensifying redistricting battle in Virginia and the fierce power struggle in Congress over war powers, while analyzing Trump's falling approval ratings amid a shifting political climate.Saffran also covers the extension of the US–Iran ceasefire, the disruptive impact of the US blockade on global trade, and the escalating global shipping crisis that is now threatening supply chains worldwide.On the economic front, he examines Europe's growing risk of fuel shortages, the IMF's latest downgrade of global growth to 3.1%, and the significant commitment by the World Bank and IMF to pledge up to $150 billion in support for 2026–2027. Packed with sharp analysis and clear context, this episode delivers a comprehensive overview of today's interconnected geopolitical and economic challenges."Congress Fails to Limit War Powers"

Saffran discusses the shocking resignations of Reps. Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales from Congress amid sexual misconduct allegations and looming expulsion votes, shaking up the political landscape. He examines Pope Leo XIV's bold calls for peace amid the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict and his fearless response to President Trump's sharp criticism. On the home front, over 30 million Americans are reaping the benefits of major new tax deductions under recent reforms. Internationally, Saffran analyzes the collapse of high-stakes U.S.-Iran peace talks in Islamabad, the subsequent U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and the historic first direct talks between Lebanon and Israel. Plus, he covers the stunning results of Hungary's 2026 election, where challenger Péter Magyar delivered a landslide victory to end Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, Canada's political shift as Mark Carney secures a Liberal majority government, and Italy's decision under Giorgia Meloni to suspend renewal of its long-standing defence agreement with Israel. Tune in for Saffran's sharp analysis on these fast-moving global and domestic stories shaping our world.

Saffran discussed in this gripping episode, he break down the biggest headlines shaking the world: “Ketamine Queen” Jasveen Sangha is sentenced in the tragic death of Friends star Matthew Perry; Rex Heuermann confesses to the infamous Gilgo Beach serial killings; Dodgers legend Davey Lopes passes away at 80. We also dive into the heated debate surrounding the massive $1.5 trillion U.S. defense budget, a U.S. veteran charged with leaking classified military information, and the dramatic US–Iran ceasefire that has averted major war and stabilized oil markets. Tensions remain high as Israeli strikes hit Lebanon on the deadliest day despite the ceasefire, while global markets swing sharply in response. Finally, we cover France's bold move to relocate 129 tonnes of gold from New York. Tune in for sharp analysis, context, and what these stories mean for the days ahead."Did Israel mislead the US into war with Iran"

Saffran discussed about the Artemis II heads to the Moon, global markets reel after the worst quarter, Israel passes controversial death penalty laws for Palestinians, tensions escalate toward a US-Iran war, Trump moves to end birthright citizenship and fires Pam Bondi, Meta and Google face a $6M verdict, Macron visits Japan, Europe cracks down on youth social media, and massive corporate mega-deals reshape the markets.

Saffran unpack the seismic shifts reshaping global geopolitics and society in late March 2026. Former Trump loyalist and decorated veteran Joe Kent dramatically resigns as U.S. National Counterterrorism Chief, publicly blasting the administration's war with Iran as unnecessary and driven by external pressures. Meanwhile, the U.S.–Iran conflict enters a dangerous new phase with ongoing strikes, Houthi involvement, and mounting diplomatic maneuvers. Trade tensions flare as Malaysia becomes the first nation to cancel its reciprocal tariff deal with the Trump administration following a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Across Asia, the war's fallout triggers severe fuel shortages, forcing countries like the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam into emergency measures, rationing, and energy austerity reminiscent of the pandemic. Closer to home in Europe, a heartbreaking story unfolds as 25-year-old Spanish woman Noelia Castillo dies by legal euthanasia on March 26 after a protracted court battle with her family, reigniting debates over assisted dying, personal autonomy, and state responsibility. Tune in for sharp analysis on how these interconnected crises are testing alliances, economies, and ethical boundaries worldwide."Russia Is Gaining from the U.S.–Iran War"

Saffran discussed the escalating U.S.-Iran war has triggered a severe global energy crisis, with the U.S. releasing 172 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve as part of the IEA's historic 400 million barrel emergency drawdown to counter skyrocketing oil prices from attacks disrupting the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping has plummeted to under 10% of normal levels. Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei (appointed in early March 2026 following his father's assassination), issued his first defiant statement vowing to keep the strait blocked, ramp up attacks on U.S. bases, and open new fronts. A major controversy surrounds a U.S. Tomahawk missile strike near an Iranian girls' school in Minab on February 28, which killed around 175 people (mostly children) due to a reported targeting error on an adjacent IRGC facility, contradicting initial U.S. claims. Meanwhile, the conflict's costs have soared, with the U.S. spending over $11 billion in the first week alone on operations and munitions, averaging roughly $1-2 billion per day."Great Depression 2.0"Follow EDM on:YouTube: / @everydegreematters Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-7749564Listen EDM on:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2TjeAe9...Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Follow EDM on:X: https://x.com/EDMPod Follow Saffran on:X:https://x.com/SaffranMihnar

Saffran dives into a whirlwind of explosive global developments shaking the world right now. We break down the recently released videos of Bill and Hillary Clinton's depositions before the House Oversight Committee, where the former president and secretary of state faced intense questioning over their past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, denying any wrongdoing amid renewed scrutiny. We also examine reports that the CIA is actively planning to arm Kurdish opposition forces in a bid to spark an internal uprising against the Iranian regime, adding fuel to already raging tensions. Domestically, President Trump has just fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem amid mounting frustrations over her leadership on immigration and other issues, signaling major Cabinet shake-ups. At the center of it all is the escalating Iran-USA conflict, now a full-scale U.S.-Israeli military campaign that has dramatically culminated in a devastating airstrike killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei—marking one of the most seismic events in decades and thrusting the Middle East toward even greater uncertainty.“US and Israel attacks Iran”

Saffran discussed Trump's February 24 State of the Union fires up the base with tariffs, energy dominance, and anti-woke vows. The U.S. men's hockey team shocked the world, snatching Olympic gold in triple OT over Canada—the first since 1980. El Mencho, Jalisco cartel's feared boss, was killed in a raid, sparking debate on Mexico's narco future. NASA's Artemis II moon mission hit another delay after rolling back to the hangar. Prince Andrew was arrested on fresh Epstein-linked trafficking charges. Ex-Norwegian PM Thorbjørn Jagland was hospitalized following a suicide attempt amid reopened Epstein corruption probes. And Modi wrapped a key Israel visit, sealing new defense and tech deals. History in hyperdrive!"NASA Delays Artemis II"

Saffran discussed Minnesota immigration enforcement operation ends after major arrests; Gallup stops tracking presidential approval ratings; AG Pam Bondi testifies before House Judiciary Committee; more middle-class Americans sell plasma to make ends meet; Trump signs bill ending government payments to deceased people; U.S.–Japan announce $36B energy & critical minerals investment; 62nd Munich Security Conference convenes; India hosts AI Impact Summit 2026; Bangladesh holds historic parliamentary election on Feb 12; and civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson dies at 84 on Feb 17."Middle-Class Americans Selling Plasma to Make Ends Meet"

Saffran discussed the Los Angeles County accounts for 18% of all U.S. home healthcare billing, spotlighting massive alleged fraud in hospice care—one doctor billed $120 million in a year overseeing 1,900 patients—prompting federal crackdowns. Newly released Epstein files (January 2026) mention figures like Elon Musk (email exchanges), Bill Gates, Donald Trump (tips without evidence of wrongdoing), Howard Lutnick, Richard Branson, and others in social or correspondence ties, but no new charges emerged from the millions of pages. A brief partial U.S. government shutdown ended quickly in early February 2026 after Congress passed and Trump signed a $1.2 trillion package funding most agencies through September, with a short-term extension for Homeland Security amid immigration debates. Conservative Laura Fernández won Costa Rica's presidency decisively, continuing the region's rightward shift with tough-on-crime and pro-U.S. policies. UK PM Keir Starmer's recent China visit—the first in years—yielded visa-free travel deals for Brits, trade agreements, and efforts to stabilize ties. The U.S. and India struck a trade deal cutting tariffs on Indian goods to 18% in exchange for India halting Russian oil purchases and pivoting toward U.S. supplies. Gaza's Rafah crossing partially reopened in early February, enabling limited pedestrian crossings and medical evacuations under the ongoing ceasefire framework."18% of US Healthcare Billing Flagged for Fraud"

Saffran discusses the ICE's mass deportation push has turned deadly with federal agents fatally shooting U.S. citizens Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis amid Operation Metro Surge, igniting fierce protests, clashes, Justice Department probes, and nationwide backlash. Economic jitters mount as U.S. consumer confidence craters to a 12-year low of 84.5 (Conference Board index), the weakest since 2014 amid job fears and high costs. Globally, Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the Paris Climate Agreement (again) and the WHO, while a blockbuster India-EU trade deal—the "mother of all deals"—unlocks a $27 trillion market for nearly 2 billion people. Diplomatic momentum builds with trilateral U.S.-Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi yielding progress toward a potential ceasefire (more rounds ahead), even as Trump intensifies pressure on Iran via fresh sanctions, military buildups, and blunt threats to force a new nuclear deal. A whirlwind of domestic division and bold foreign pivots defines the moment."U.S. Consumer Confidence Plunges to 12-Year Low"

Saffran discusses about the DOJ launches criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell over his renovation testimony, supercharging the fight over Fed independence as Trump pushes for big rate cuts; JPMorgan now sees zero Fed cuts in 2026 and maybe even a hike in 2027; financial stocks tank after Trump revives his 10% credit-card rate cap plan; DHS pours $115M into counter-drone tech for the 2026 World Cup; Trump threatens 25% tariffs on any nation still trading with Iran amid deadly protests and nationwide internet blackout; U.S. speeds up exit from 60+ UN climate & science pacts; and ex-Tory Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK—watch for the full market, geopolitical, and political fallout right now."Iran Invasion Would Devastate the US Economy"

Saffran discusses the Federal Government Halts All Child Care Funding to Minnesota Amid Fraud Allegations, Independent journalist Nick Shirley unpacks the millions of fraud in the state of Minnesota. He also talked about the first ever lunar mission in 50 years that would be launched in February 2026 with 4 astronauts. Saffran also expressed his opinion about the ongoing protest happening in Iran due its crippling economy due US and global sanctions. ‘Happy New Year 2026”  

Saffran discusses the surprising US Economy growth to 4.3% in Q3, China–EU Trade Friction Escalates on electric vehicle and dairy products tariffs. Winter storm hits 16 major US states putting millions of people in danger. He also talks about the recent positive development of the peace plan between Russia and Ukraine as the President of Kuraine said to meet Donald Trump on Sunday at Mar la logo. "US Economy Surges: GDP Up 4.3% in Q3"

Saffran discusses the horrific Mass Shooting at Sydney's Bondi Beach and Brown University US, Rob Reiner and his wife found dead in LA and Kansas City Chiefs Knocked Out of Playoffs NFl and he also talks about President Trump Trump signs executive order preventing states from enforcing their own AI regulations.

Två varmrätter och lite godis. Arkeologerna Marie Schmidt och Liselotte Öhrling lagar enkla medeltida rätter. Som smakar modernt. Vågar du testa? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radios app. Från Sverige och tidigt 1500-tal: Biskop Brasks julaftonsfisk, stekt i olivolja och serverad med mandel och russin.Från England och sen 1300-tal: Saffransdoftande bönmos med hela saffransvitlöksklyftor.Och till efterrätt, från Tyskland och 1300-talet: Hedniska ärtor, konfekt gjord på mandel, honung och juliga kryddor.Rätterna lagas av Marie Schmidt och Liselotte Öhrling , som är arkeologer och museipedagoger på Lödöse museum. Lödöse, en knapp timme norr om Göteborg, i götaälvdalen. En medeltida stad som man började göra arkeologiska utgrävningar i för 120 år sen. – Den medeltida maten var väldigt god och med spännande smaker, säger Marie.– Det är så mycket smaker som uppskattas idag, säger Liselott. Och framför allt mycket julsmaker. Saffran, kanel, ingefära, mandelmjöl.Marie och Liselott berättar om det medeltida Sverige och om maten på den tiden.Blir det något medeltida på ditt julbord?

Vilka var de förväntade trenderna inför 2025 och slog de in? Är saffran verkligen dyrare än guld och vilken var nobelfestens höjdpunkt enligt oss? Svaren får ni i detta årets sista Pratkoma! God Jul och gott nytt 2026!Kontakt: kontakt@matkoma.comGå med i eftersnacksgruppen:https://www.facebook.com/groups/pratkomaeftersnack Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saffran discusses The Federal Reserve Interest Cuts marking the third consecutive cut in 2025, Australia's Under‑16 Social Media Ban and devastating floods in parts of Asia hundreds dead amid cyclones and monsoon rains.

Det doftar ute i stugornas kök, vi kan känna det ändå till studion. Men lussebullarna är bara en av många produkter där saffran gör sig väl. I dag avhandlar vi nämligen krokusblommans resa till saffran, och vilka olika användningsområden som funnits för detta genom historien. Vi möter antikens Carl Jan Granqvist och får tips på hårprodukter som avger en väldoftande svett. Kanske vann Alexander den stora sin stjärnglans med saffran i håret, sägs det. Med avsnittet önskar vi glad Lucia i förskott :).Läslista:“Saffran - historien om världens mest förföriska krydda” - Pat Willard“Sagan om saffran” - Gunnel Carlsson"Saffron" - Sally Francis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saffran discusses the ongoing Epstein Files controversies, potential conflict between the United States and Venezuela, and COP30.

Vad är egentligen saffran? Hur länge har man använt saffran? Hur mycket saffran kan man äta innan det blir riktigt farligt? Vad är det som gör den så dyr? Och hur förfalskas egentligen saffran?Wikipedia säger sitt om saffran. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saffran discusses the newly released epstein files, government reopens for business, International Olympic Committee considering banning transgender athletics and COP30 that's happening in Brazil. 

Saffran discusses the newly elected NY mayor, Stock and Crypto market liquidation, dodger winning the consecutive world series on game 7."NYC's : Youthful Economic Ruin" Saffran

Saffran discuss the ongoing government shutdown, the New York mayoral race, and the NBA gambling scandal.

Saffran, Christian, and the podcast's first guest, Arman, discuss the complex history and rich culture of Iran with unique insights from Arman.

Saffran and Christian discuss the assassination of political activist and media personality Charlie Kirk and the ramifications.  “When you deliberately distort and selectively present the truth, you lie.” - Charlie Kirk

Saffran and Christian discuss turning 30 years old, lessons learned, and looking towards the future.

Saffran and Christian discuss the importance and health of the ocean, climate change, research, marine innovations, and niche vocabulary.

Saffran and Christian discuss important elements of Asian and American cultures from their own experience and perspectives spanning two continents and touching on faith, belonging, and trust

Saffran and Christian discuss the conflict in Ukraine, its build up, and its consequences. 

Saffran and Christian discuss the Holy Land, the responsibility and roles of heads of government, and the corruption of power. See pt 1. here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwOWUEWkMz8  

Saffran and Christian discuss the unfolding starvation, ongoing humanitarian crisis, and accusations of genocide in Gaza from several perspectives.

Saffran and Christian discuss relationships between people in society, fulfillment and sacrifice, taking risks, and swimming pools. “You can't stand on the shore and be afraid of the depths.” - Saffran's father

Welcome to Every Degree Matters introuction Podcast, hosted by Saffran Mihnar and Christian Mortelliti. Join us as we explore today's most pressing issues—political polarization, environmental challenges, and the rapid pace of technological change. With thoughtful yet approachable discussions, we offer the perspectives of two everyday individuals navigating the complexities of our world. Tune in weekly for engaging, candid conversations that shed light on the topics shaping our lives, on Every Degree Matters.

Saffran and Christian discuss the differences between American and Eastern cultures, what it means to be an American, generational divides and political polarization, and innovative seaweed ink.

Mathistorikern Richard Tellström och kocken Malin Söderström samtalar med oss om julbordets utveckling. Vilka rätter försvinner? Och vilka nya dyker upp? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Malin Söderström driver bl a restaurangen på Moderna Museet i Stockholm och har arbetat som kock sedan slutet på 80-talet. När hon började var det mycket av allt på julborden.– Idag handlar det mer om att ha det bästa, istället för det mesta. Dagens julbord har också blivit grönare.Inför varje julbordspremiär tar man ställning till vad som ska vara med, vad som ska ändras eller kanske till och med plockas bort.Den första stora förändringen av julbordet kom i början av 1900-talet när allmogens slakt-julbord korsar sig med borgerlighetens smörgåsbord.Den andra stora förändringen var på 1970-talet.– Då lämnar man ett julbord med flera olika rätter och allt slås ihop till en sorts buffé, allt på ett enda bord, säger Richard Tellström.Men han påpekar att julbordet inte är en buffé, eftersom saker och ting ska ätas i en speciell ordning.Det mesta hamnade på vårt julbord under 1900-talet, med några undantag, som lutfisken från medeltiden och de tjocka revbensspjällen som går minst 1000 år tillbaka.Nutida fenomen är ständigt nya sillinläggningar och grönkålssallad. Saffran har blivit populärt på 2000-talet.Julskinkan har funnits med på julbordet i cirka 150 år. De senaste 15 åren har den dock fallit på popularitetslistan.– Den håller på att konkurreras ut av Janssons frestelse, säger Richard. Kanske kommer Jansson att passera julskinka inom fem år.Lutfisken backar också.– Det är få som äter lutfisk, säger Malin Söderström. Men de är väldigt glada när den finns med.– Julbordet är den minst föränderliga måltiden i vår matkultur, säger Richard Tellström. Det är extremt stabilt till skillnad från vardagsmaten. Men det är i förändring.

Kristina Saffran, the CEO of Equip, joins RealPod to share her journey from battling anorexia at a young age to co-founding Equip, a company revolutionizing eating disorder treatment with virtual care. Kristina shares the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to eating disorders, her personal struggle with anorexia starting at age 10, and the challenges she faced during recovery. She discusses the importance of family-based treatment and the need for accessible, evidence-based care. Kristina also talks about the societal impact of diet culture and the mission of Equip to provide effective, at-home treatment. This episode dives into the complexities of eating disorders, the importance of early intervention, and Kristina's vision for a future where everyone has the support they need to recover!Learn more about Equip HereVisit equip.health/realpod to learn more about Equip's virtual, evidence-based eating disorder treatment that's covered by most major insurance plans.Produced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, I'm joined by Kristina Saffran, co-founder and CEO of Equip. After struggling with anorexia in her youth, Kristina founded Equip to expand access to eating disorder treatment through virtual, evidence-based care. In this episode, we discuss designing support for sustainable recovery. We also cover: Breaking down stigmas Delivering quality care at scale  Advancing the field of eating disorder treatment   Subscribe to the podcast → insider.fitt.co/podcast Subscribe to our newsletter → insider.fitt.co/subscribe Follow us on LinkedIn → linkedin.com/company/fittinsider   Equip's Website: https://equip.health/ Twitter: @KristinaSaffran Instagram: @KristinaSaffran LinkedIn: @KristinaSaffran   The Fitt Insider Podcast is brought to you by EGYM. Visit EGYM.com to learn more about its smart workout solutions for fitness and health facilities.    Fitt Talent: https://talent.fitt.co/ Consulting: https://consulting.fitt.co/ Investments: https://capital.fitt.co/   Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (01:41) Kristina's Personal Journey with Anorexia (05:22) Understanding Eating Disorders (07:11) Impact of Social Media  (10:04) Equip's Treatment Model (18:34) Challenges and Opportunities for Improvement in Eating Disorder Treatment (30:06) Future Roadmap (35:36) Conclusion

A contrails study by GE Aviation and NASA, an F-15E Strike Eagle downs drones, Iberia's new A321XLR in service, the Phillippine Mars moves to its final destination, an airliner and a UAP come close together, Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy, and the environmental impact of private jets. Also, AvGeeks flock to Bluesky, a STEM author at the NASM, and F-35B trials on a Japanese flattop. The contrails of an Airbus A340 jet, over London, England. Photographed by Adrian Pingstone in March 2007. Aviation News GE and NASA to accelerate understanding of contrails The "Contrail Optical Depth Experiment" (CODEX) is a research project conducted through a NASA and GE Aerospace partnership to study the formation and behavior of contrails. Contrails are clouds of ice particles that airplanes can create when they fly through cold and humid air. Persistent contrails are thought to contribute to climate warming. The primary goal of CODEX is to accurately measure the optical depth of contrails, which indicates how much light is blocked by the contrail. In the project, a GE Boeing 747-400 creates the contrails and NASA's G-III research aircraft (a modified Gulfstream III business jet) follows and scans the 747's wake with Advanced LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology to analyze the contrails produced by different engine configurations. This will hopefully lead to the development of engine technologies that reduce contrail formation. NASA Gulfstream G-III NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, operates the Gulfstream G-III aircraft, NASA tail number 804, as an aerodynamics research test bed. Work with the aircraft is funded through NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate (ARMD) as part of the Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA) project under the agency's Integrated Systems Research Program. GE 747-400 Flying Test Bed Since 2010, this former Japan Airlines plane has been used by GE to test new jet engines, such as the GE90, GEnx, LEAP, and the GE9X. The plane is based at Flight Test Operations (FTO) in Victorville. F-15E Pilot Recounts Having To Switch To Guns After Missiles Ran Dry During Iranian Drone Barrage An F-15E Strike Eagle shot down so many Iranian drones aimed at Israel that they ran out of air-to-air missiles. The crew was ordered to continue and use any weapon available, which left the Strike Eagle's 20mm Gatling Gun, capable of firing around 6,000 rounds per minute. Operating this gun is said to be risky with small, low, slow-moving targets. In this instance, the F-15 did not stop the drone. Feel Sorry For the Flight Attendants: Iberia's New A321XLR Long-Haul Jet Features Tiny Galleys That Even Contortionists Would Struggle to Work in Iberia is the launch customer of the Airbus A321XLR (extra long range) single-aisle jet. The airline is flying the plane on a Madrid and Boston route. According to Saffran, the Airbus SpaceFlex V2 galley and lavatory allows for 6 more seats in the A321. The Airbus Space-Flex galley and lavatory concept. Airbus says the A321XLR features a 4,700 nm range, 180-220 seats, and 30% lower fuel burn per seat than previous generation aircraft. The plane was launched in 2019 at the Paris Air Show. Compared to other A320 family aircraft, the A321XLR carries more fuel, has strengthened landing gear, and includes a revised wing trailing-edge flap for takeoff performance. Airbus offers two engine options: the CFM LEAP-1A and the Pratt & Whitney PW1100G. The first A321XLR was delivered to Iberia on 30 October 2024 and conducted its first revenue flight on 6 November 2024. The first long-haul flight with passengers was on 14 November 2024, from Madrid to Boston. Martin Mars To Visit San Francisco, San Diego On Final Flight The Philippine Mars is destined for the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona. In preparation, the plane is undergoing taxi tests in Port Alberni, British Columbia.

In this special video episode of Breaking Health / In this episode of Breaking Health, guest host Payal Agrawal Divakaran, partner at .406 Ventures, speaks with Kristina Saffran, cofounder and CEO of Equip about providing accessible eating disorder treatment for patients everywhere. Saffran shares the origins of Equip, busts some myths surrounding eating disorders, and explains how her company pays for health plans. She also discusses the importance of working with the right cofounders, picking the right VC partners, navigating rough patches, fundraising, and more. Divakaran and Saffran also share their thoughts on contemporary topics and trends in the industry in a lightning round. Links from this episode:  HealthEdge .406 VenturesEquip 

Jacob sits down with Kristina Saffran, the Co-Founder and CEO of Equip. Equip delivers at-home, virtual eating disorder treatment for both adolescents and adults. They discuss Kristina's journey to founding Equip, getting payors on board, evidence-based treatments for eating disorders, and more. [0:00] Intro[1:06] Kristina's Personal Journey[3:27] Founding Project Heal [4:07] Challenges in Eating Disorder Treatments [5:15] The Role of Evidence-Based Treatments [6:40] Transition to Venture-Backed Startup [13:33] Virtual Care Model for Eating Disorders [17:23] Adapting Treatment for Different Populations [22:42] Working with Insurance Companies [24:37] Equip's Year-Long Care Program [25:15] Challenges in Operationalizing Innovative Payment Models [28:21] Patient Archetypes and Outreach Strategies [32:41] Provider Education and Partnerships [34:16] Growth and Future Plans for Equip [39:07] The Role of Peer Support in Treatment [43:05] Quickfire Out-Of-Pocket: https://www.outofpocket.health/

With San Diego-based Equip, Kristina Saffran and Erin Parks have convinced health insurers from UnitedHealthcare to Aetna to pay for research-backed treatment for thousands of patients struggling with eating disorders. A decade after recovering from anorexia, Saffran started a company to help make this same type of therapy more accessible by offering a single online portal through which families can treat and manage a child's eating disorder. Equip also offers wraparound services that aren't always offered alongside in-person therapy, with the full care team including a therapist, medical doctor, dietician and peer and parent mentors. Equip's virtual therapy is so powerful because of a shortage of specialized therapists and in-person clinics, said Saffran's cofounder Erin Parks, 44, a clinical psychologist who previously worked at the UC San Diego Eating Disorder Clinic. Before starting Equip, Parks treated families who had flown in from all over the country seeking care. Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/katiejennings/2024/08/15/after-surviving-anorexia-this-founder-raised-110-million-to-treat-the-deadly-disease-online/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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