On this episode, returning guest David Holsten, MAF president, reflects on the past year and God's goodness towards the organization. With host Lem Malabuyo, David also shares what he is excited for going into 2025. Join us and celebrate how God has provided for us in 2024, and we hope that you are inspired to look into your own life this year and see God's blessings.

Episode 20 with David Holsten

A Year of Music, a Year of Genocide, a Year of Cancelations full episode

In the last episode of The Reason Roundtable in 2024, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman select undercovered stories from the past year across three categories: politics, global affairs, and private industry. Au revoir, 2024!

00:14—Undercovered stories in politics

18:07—Undercovered stories in global affairs

33:14—Undercovered stories in private industry/commerce

48:24—2024 under the radar cultural recommendations

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Music: "Angeline," by The Brothers Steve

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2024's Most Undercovered Stories

Its our final show of the year, and we take a look back on the major union victories, industrial actions, and trends in labor that characterized 2024. Millions of workers took to the streets in opposition to the US-Israeli genocide in Palestine, which looks to shape labor relations on campus in 2025. Worker organizing has surged since 2020, and we look back on all the violence unleashed by the supposedly democratic West against worker mobilization this year. Perhaps no single business is as emblematic of the modern US economy as Amazon, and this year the Teamsters unified the struggle to organize workers there and took it to the next level. As our society becomes more and more unequal, more workers who used to be self-employed professionals: doctors, lawyers, and highly compensated tech workers, have been forced to organize. This year also saw a new level of corporate attacks on the NLRB, portending a major struggle over workers rights in the second Trump Administration. Finally, it  wouldn't be a year end show without some predictions, so we take a stab at our thoughts on the year to come.

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Special Episode - 2024 Year In Review

We discuss the big trends and important news of the year in business education

2024: Year In Review

In an adapted recap of 2024, the guys discuss their favorites from the past year of cinema, literature, and (self-indulgently) themselves.
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Top 3 films we saw this past year (that were also released in 2024)
Top 3 books we read this past year (can be released before 2024)
And our favorite Lit to Lens episode from this past year
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Happy New Year! We are looking forward to a big 2025, and we hope you are too!
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Our next episode will be on the adaptation of the Richard Harris novel, CONCLAVE, which is the story of when after the pope dies of a heart attack, the College of Cardinals gathers in seclusion for a papal conclave to choose the new pope. It has been adapted for the screen by Edward Berger and stars Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci and Jon Lithgow. 
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86. 2024: An Adapted Year in Review

Here's my ten favorite nonfiction films from 2024.

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Episode 914: 10 Favorite Documentaries of 2024

This week on The Frame: we step back to review the year that was in Framingham. From the MBTA Communities Act discussion, ongoing school bus issues, unique stories that matter to your community and more local journalism, we wanted to showcase just some of the pieces we completed in 2024.

All of that on The Frame: Framingham News in Focus.

The Frame: 2024 Year in Review

Here are ten of my favorite movie scenes from the year.

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Episode 915: 10 Favorite Movie Scenes of 2024

In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Karen Palmer, a senior fellow at Resources for the Future (RFF) and director of RFF’s Electric Power Program; Kevin Rennert, a fellow at RFF and director of RFF’s Federal Climate Policy Initiative; and Margaret Walls, a senior fellow at RFF and director of RFF’s Climate Risks and Resilience Program. Palmer, Rennert, and Walls offer insights on notable stories in energy and the environment in 2024, including an intense Atlantic hurricane season and emerging narratives around climate policymaking in all three branches of government. They also look ahead to developments to watch in environmental and energy policy in 2025.

References and recommendations:

“Storm Watch Series: Weather Volatility in the United States” on the Common Resources blog; https://www.resources.org/special-series-weather-volatility-in-the-united-states/

“Brave the Wild River” by Melissa L. Sevigny; https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393868234

“Troublesome Rising: A Thousand-Year Flood in Eastern Kentucky” edited by Melissa Helton; https://www.kentuckypress.com/9781950564439/troublesome-rising/

“Shift Key” podcast; https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shift-key-with-robinson-meyer-and-jesse-jenkins/id1728932037

“Alone on the Ice” by David Roberts; https://wwnorton.com/books/Alone-on-the-Ice/

“Landman” television series; https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14186672/

“Boomtown” podcast; https://www.texasmonthly.com/podcasts/series/boomtown/

2024 Year in Review on Environmental Economics, with Karen Palmer, Kevin Rennert, and Margaret Walls

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