Podcasts and Summaries
The Economic Club of Florida podcast provides an extended platform for discussion to educate, engage, and empower citizens on important economic, political, and social issues. Major topics include the economy, business, investment, politics, public policy, government, education, entrepreneurship, healthcare, defense, space, and sports. New podcast episodes are published monthly.
The opinions expressed on The Economic Club of Florida podcast are those of its guest speakers and members and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Economic Club of Florida.
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“75 Years After Victory in Europe: The EU, Brexit, and the U.S.” | Former U.S. Ambassador to Italy Ron Spogli | November 17, 2020
“For the U.K. it’s charting a new course, one that will be less Euro-centric and arguably more transatlantic-centric in terms of its relationship with the
“The Future of Work: How LogMeIn is Navigating the Changing Landscape” | LogMeIn President & CEO Bill Wagner | November 4, 2020
“We’re going to need more collaboration space and the concept, at least for us, of rows of desks where you go permanently every day coming
“The Importance and Impact of Florida A&M University and HBCU’s” | Florida A&M University President Dr. Larry Robinson | October 27, 2020
“We also had a record year in the number of patents and at some point those patents will likely be licensed and generate small business
“Economic Issues in the Upcoming 2020 Election” | President Donald J. Trump | October 14, 2020
“I’ve given governors permission to go to Canada and buy drugs directly from Canada, saving as an example, Ron DeSantis and the state of Florida,
“The Export-Import Bank & How Florida Benefits” | U.S. Export-Import Bank Chief Kimberly Reed | October 7, 2020
“We have a new law allows EXIM to help a company match the offer that China is offering a foreign purchaser, and we want the
“Cybersecurity: Hacks, Defenses and Foreign Interference” | Cybersecurity expert Jonathan Kilpatrick | September 30, 2020
“We don’t have a good figure on what data is stolen and what it is used for in order to compete directly against our own
“Rebuilding Tyndall Air Force Base after Hurricane Michael Devastation” | Tyndall Air Force Base Engineer Brian Stahl | August 26, 2020
“There were 24-inch thick concrete walls that you could put your hand on and feel it vibrating.” Brian Stahl, Deputy Base Civil Engineer at Tyndall
“The Path Forward for U.S. International Tourism” | U.S. Tourism Chief Christopher Thompson | August 5, 2020
“Us being able to show people that we’re on top of the health aspect of the pandemic, that we can deliver a safe and healthy
“Cybersecurity in Florida’s 2020 Elections” | Florida Secretary of State Laurel Lee | June 23, 2020
“Election hacking is a constantly evolving and never ending threat…but clearly you can’t hack paper.” Florida Secretary of State Laurel Lee discusses election security and
“How the Jones Act, an Obscure Maritime Law, Undermines Trade, Destroys Ships, and Endangers Defense” | NTELX Found Rob Quartel | June 15, 2020
“Nationally all of us pay about four-cents more per gallon of gasoline because of the Jones Act, because of the restrictions it puts on food