Love Letters
As a writer, Bob wonders if editing and writing technology will be distinguishable from prose written by a human being? Will it be understandable and as meaningful? He digs into some early examples t...
13 Sep 20216min
Hemingway Would Weep
Bob compares Ernest Hemingway's "The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber" to the current saga of the National Rifle Association's Wayne LaPierre, and finds eery similarities. For more from Bob Ramsa...
13 Sep 20216min
Feed the Nation, Grow the Arts
In this episode, Bob looks at why and how connecting the arts to tech is smart, and how "the creative industries" should be part of economic and cultural development across the country, and the world....
13 Sep 20216min
The No Diva Rule
These days, good character is seen as critical to good business, any business. It's not just in the arts that "the no diva rule" now rules. For more from Bob Ramsay, visit Ramsayinc.com.
13 Sep 20216min
Where are the Clients' Yachts?
Upon the death of Bernie Madoff, Bob looks at impact of this infamous con man on even the most sophisticated investors, and why he succeeded in conning so many people for so long. For more from Bob Ra...
13 Sep 20217min
Department of Corrections
In today's episode, Bob rues the decline of quality and rigour in academic and public institutions' writing, and cites some British examples as leading examples. For more from Bob Ramsay, visit ramsay...
13 Sep 20215min
Gifting Water and Grifting Politicians
Bob turns his lens on the new Georgia Bill 94 that was designed to "comprehensively revise elections and voting," and finds it full of voter suppression tactics. For more from Bob Ramsay, visit ramsa...
13 Sep 20217min
A Justice for a Justice
In today's episode, Bob looks at the strange case of Catalyst Canada and West Face Capital as they sparred over the purchase of Freedom Mobile. When members of an Israeli security company get involve...
13 Sep 20216min
