Believe it or not, this actually tastes even better than it looks. Possibly the best brisket I’ve ever had. Love Smoke and Barrels.
The Verge’s Casey Newton turns to newsletters, the latest well-known journalist to go independent
The star tech reporter is the latest to leave the comfortable confines of a big media company
China’s President speaks to the UN
The words don’t match the reality
This ain’t your dad’s flight simulator
Microsoft’s new Flight Simulator is the closest you can get to being an actual pilot.
McDonald’s public pursuit of its former CEO a fascinating case study
The burger joint has decided to toss out its dependable PR recipe and try something totally new.
PR guru Edward Segal joins the PR & Law Podcast to talk COVID-19, Facebook, and how to prepare for speeches under intense media scrutiny
A chance to get some communications advice from one of the most experienced pros in the business.
The world quietly inches closer to war
China no longer cares what the world thinks
“Release the Kraken!”
It’s a hockey team, but it still managed to hit a marketing home run.
If you’re trying to tackle some problem, don’t overthink it — the solution might be hiding in plain sight
What does the word “subscribe” mean to you?
Carrie Lam’s Legacy
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive will go down in history, and not in a good way.
Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon sounds the alarm on China, warns of “armed conflict”
He wants immediate sanctions, non-certification of the Democracy Act, and China hauled into the UN.
An excellent discussion on how journalists got COVID-19 so wrong and what to do about it
The episode of the Ezra Klein Show raises great questions, even if we don’t yet have great answers.
The news media have failed us
Whatever side of the political aisle you might be on, one thing is clear: the US political journalists of this era have let us down.
PR & Law Podcast looks at current events through a PR and legal lens
The podcast is a work in progress so we’d love your feedback!
US accuses China of secretly testing nuclear weapons
Relations between the two powers were already bad enough, but it looks like they could get a whole lot worse.
This show is a train wreck that is absolutely captivating.
Thailand and China go toe-to-toe in an online war with wonderfully creative memes
Hong Kong and Taiwan join in, too — to help Thailand.
The “shelter in place” directive in Hong Kong has resulted in beautiful clear skies.