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Leslie Jones advises Americans to not elect Donald Trump and Charlamagne Tha God confronts the villainization of DEI. 

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Today, I am joined by one of the most connected people on the planet. Marilyn Crawford is a global award-winning PR specialist, strategic marketer and business developer who has been recognised as the “Marketing Mogul” by the New York Post. Marilyn is also a skilled life coach with mentoring experience at Harvard University, guiding over 120 students independently. Tune in to learn more about Marilyn’s story in event planning, marketing and business development, uncovering the wealth of experiences that have shaped her success. 

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Legendary tennis champion and entrepreneur Serena Williams discusses overcoming adversity while building her venture capital firm Serena Ventures, being an executive producer on King Richard, and the importance of family. And Will Smith discusses showcasing the unseen sides of Richard Williams in King Richard and shares how writing his memoir was a cathartic experience.

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We discuss talents and character traits that may set you up for success on Wall Street, explain the two main divisions of the investment bank in greater detail, and describe a day in the life of a first year analyst in both divisions.   

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William and Kate's U.S. visit is overshadowed by Lady Susan Hussey resigning, Elon Musk's Neuralink is almost ready for human trials and Governor-Elect Wes Moore talks about being the first black governor of Maryland.

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Today I sit down with one of the most influential women in the tech industry, Susan Wojcicki. Susan Wojcicki is CEO of YouTube, the world’s most popular digital video platform used by more than a billion people across the globe to access information, share video, and shape culture. An early champion of online video who was instrumental in Google's 2006 acquisition of YouTube, Susan now oversees YouTube's content and business operations, engineering, and product development.

Susan shares to us her story from studying history and literature to being a tech icon. She also talks about the importance of balancing time at work and spending time with family, having her mom as an inspiration in her parenting, and why it’s necessary to practice supportive leadership.

What We Discuss:

• 00:00:00 Intro
• 00:01:42 Start a YouTube channel
• 00:03:40 From a humanities major to being a tech icon
• 00:08:00 Sharing her garage to Google
• 00:10:24 Acquiring YouTube
• 00:14:17 Day in a life of a YouTube CEO
• 00:19:30 Supportive leadership
• 00:24:52 Celebrating the little successes
• 00:29:29 Diversity in tech industry
• 00:32:06 The future of tech
• 00:36:33 “Be persistent and not give up”
• 00:40:27 Her mom as an inspiration
• 00:45:33 Final Five with Susan Wojcicki

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Trevor delivers a special message to The Daily Show audience, reflects on the toxicity of online discourse, and supermodel Iman discusses her involvement in the documentary "Supreme Models."

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Yeonmi Park's account of her experience at Columbia University is harrowing - as someone who had just arrived in the West after her escape from North Korea, the idea that she had to censor herself at a prestigious university like Columbia, or any university for that matter - which have historically been bastions of free thought is horrifying. Her experience serves as one example of just how far the Universities have deteriorated.

Dr Peterson wanted to put this together because he still feels like it’s possible to save the Universities, but before that can happen, more people need to be aware of just how twisted they’ve become. Feel free to share and reference this video as some evidence and perspectives on the state of Western Universities.

• Robert's foundational experiences growing up [3:03]
• His introduction to computers, how he got an internship at Bell Labs, and what he learned there [6:38]
• Why he studied chemical engineering [13:15]
• Working at Kraft and engineering macaroni and cheese [15:08]
• Why he moved to investing [18:12]
• How he realized that it made sense to do buyouts in enterprise software [23:19]
• Creating a common playbook for running enterprise software companies [30:45]
• How does he think about retaining vs replacing founders [34:54]
• Vista's approach to evaluating talent and getting people in the right roles [37:02]
• Robert's next ambition [46:10]
• His philosophy of philanthropy [49:15]
• Why he paid off the student debt for Morehouse College Class of 2019 [1:00]

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“As a Black woman who works at Adidas my experiences have never been business as usual.”

Julia Bond, an assistant apparel designer at the sportswear giant, says she had resigned herself to experiencing and witnessing racism at work — until she saw the George Floyd video.

Today, we speak to Ms. Bond, an assistant apparel designer at Adidas, who has brought the global racial reckoning to the company’s front door.

Wanting more than just schemes and targets, she has been protesting in front of the company’s Portland headquarters every day since June, awaiting an apology from leadership and an admission that they have enabled racism and discrimination. Guest: Julia Bond, assistant apparel designer at Adidas, who has been protesting outside the company’s Portland headquarters for the last three months. For more information on today’s episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily.

Background reading:

• Adidas has made a number of pledges to diversify its work force. However, Black employees want more: an admission that the company’s leadership has enabled racism and an apology.
• From Facebook’s pledge to double the number of Black and Latinx by 2023 to YouTube creating a $100 million fund for Black creators, organizations across the U.S. have committed to redressing racial imbalance.

Today’s episode is #5 in our six-part series Marketing For The Now. This show is all about consumer behavior, focused on how we as business leaders can use modern circumstances to provide value for our customers. We’re joined by co-host Roy Wood Jr, as well as a variety of CMO’s from some of the top businesses in the world. Enjoy! Let me know what you think. Tweet me or leave a review.

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NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace reflects on the noose controversy, Trevor introduces Blacklexa, and John Legend talks about fighting for racial equality and his album "Bigger Love." Originally aired June 22, 2020.

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This week, we continue our conversation and answer your questions about working in the work place.

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The FBI finds incriminating evidence in Jeffrey Epstein's mansion, New York City experiences a major blackout, and Dapper Dan discusses his book "Dapper Dan: Made in Harlem."

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