Richard Geddes's guest appearances

Richard Geddes

The Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed

Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis

Kung Fu Movie Guide Podcast

The Shift with Shane Hewitt

Elon Musk

Benedict Evans

Ben Thompson

Tyler Cowen

Kamala Harris

Donald Trump

Paul Kelly

John Adams

Alex Trembath

Michael Losier

Scott Kupor

Jeff Bezos

Deirdre McCloskey

Gareth Evans

Ryan Bourne

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 RUOK with Ice fishing? There's a mayor in Ohio who isn't.  Proposed changes at Canada post are big, but is it time to privatize this postal service? Postal Industry expert Richard Geddes from Cornell University shares why Canada post and other services are struggling to keep up with innovation. How can Canada post become profitable, what are the obstacles facing postal services across the world, and does it work? Callers on their experience with Canada Post.  Handy Andy Baryer is going to help you turn garbage into a fence! He shares his tips for repurposing wood, flaws and fraud in the worlds of NFT, and more!    HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours?find it on Apple, Google, Spotify &amp; Curiouscast.ca

<ul> <li>RUOK with Ice fishing? There's a mayor in Ohio who isn't. </li> <li>Proposed changes at Canada post are big, but is it time to privatize this postal service? Postal Industry expert Richard Geddes from Cornell University shares why Canada post and other services are struggling to keep up with innovation. How can Canada post become profitable, what are the obstacles facing postal services across the world, and does it work?</li> <li>Callers on their experience with Canada Post. </li> <li>Handy Andy Baryer is going to help you turn garbage into a fence! He shares his tips for repurposing wood, flaws and fraud in the worlds of NFT, and more!  </li> </ul> HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify &amp; <a href="http://Curiouscast.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Curiouscast.ca</a>

Postal Industry expert Richard Geddes from Cornell University shares why Canada post and other services are struggling to keep up with innovation. Plus, RUOK with Ice Fishing?

As the Biden administration continues to work with Congress on a massive overhaul of US infrastructure, several questions come to mind: How much should infrastructure policy focus on building new projects as opposed to maintaining and repairing our current assets? How can policymakers ensure that infrastructure is regularly maintained without difficulty? And how should promising new technologies — such as high-speed rail and autonomous vehicles — factor into future infrastructure plans? Today’s episode discusses these questions, and many more, with Rick Geddes.Rick is a visiting scholar at AEI, where he focuses on infrastructure policy and corporate governance. He is also a professor of policy analysis and management at Cornell University, as well as the director of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy.

As the Biden administration continues to work with Congress on a massive overhaul of US infrastructure, several questions come to mind: How much should infrastructure policy focus on building new projects as opposed to maintaining and repairing our current assets? How can policymakers ensure that infrastructure is regularly maintained without difficulty? And how should promising new technologies — such as high-speed rail and autonomous vehicles — factor into future infrastructure plans? Today’s episode discusses these questions, and many more, with Rick Geddes.Rick is a visiting scholar at AEI, where he focuses on infrastructure policy and corporate governance. He is also a professor of policy analysis and management at Cornell University, as well as the director of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy.

Richard Geddes: How to update US infrastructure policy

We are discussing Asian cinema with film expert Richard Geddes on this episode of the Kung Fu Movie Guide Podcast. Richard works for the independent UK DVD label Terracotta Distribution, which was borne out of the Terracotta Far East Film Festival, launched in 2008. Through the film festival and its associated on-demand and DVD service, Terracotta aims to promote and distribute the latest titles from the various territories across the Far East, including countries like China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and more. In 2014, Richard helped to launch a dedicated 'old school' martial arts imprint, called the Classic Kung Fu Collection. Five titles have now been released on the label, including the Chang Cheh films Shanghai 13 (1984) and The Nine Demons (1984), Godfrey Ho's The Dragon's Snake Fist (1981), Chen Ming-hua's The King of Fists and Dollars (1979), and William Cheung Kei's Hero of Shaolin (1984).During our chat, we talk about the difficulties facing independent DVD labels in the modern age, where online streaming services and torrent sites have had a huge effect on the sales of physical media. We also share our mutual respect and affection for the Eastern Heroes video label, run by kung fu film enthusiasts Ricky Baker and Toby Russell (who was our guest on the first episode of the KFMG Podcast). We also discuss the rise of the Chinese film industry, which is set to overtake the US as the world's largest movie market by 2017. Terracotta Distribution also run a number of imprints including an indie label called Sharp Teeth Films and the Asian horror label, Terror Cotta. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are discussing Asian cinema with film expert Richard Geddes on this episode of the Kung Fu Movie Guide Podcast. Richard works for the independent UK DVD label Terracotta Distribution, which was borne out of the Terracotta Far East Film Festival, launched in 2008. Through the film festival and its associated on-demand and DVD service, Terracotta aims to promote and distribute the latest titles from the various territories across the Far East, including countries like China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and more. In 2014, Richard helped to launch a dedicated 'old school' martial arts imprint, called the Classic Kung Fu Collection. Five titles have now been released on the label, including the Chang Cheh films Shanghai 13 (1984) and The Nine Demons (1984), Godfrey Ho's The Dragon's Snake Fist (1981), Chen Ming-hua's The King of Fists and Dollars (1979), and William Cheung Kei's Hero of Shaolin (1984).During our chat, we talk about the difficulties facing independent DVD labels in the modern age, where online streaming services and torrent sites have had a huge effect on the sales of physical media. We also share our mutual respect and affection for the Eastern Heroes video label, run by kung fu film enthusiasts Ricky Baker and Toby Russell (who was our guest on the first episode of the KFMG Podcast). We also discuss the rise of the Chinese film industry, which is set to overtake the US as the world's largest movie market by 2017. Terracotta Distribution also run a number of imprints including an indie label called Sharp Teeth Films and the Asian horror label, Terror Cotta. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 06 - Richard Geddes