This podcast episode discusses the impact of the national security laws in Hong Kong, which have led to the arrests of pro-democracy candidates and the stifling of dissent. The increasing loss of political freedom and diminishing judicial independence in Hong Kong is bringing the city closer to mainland China. Additionally, the podcast explores the resurgence of entrepreneurial spirit in America, with a focus on the recent startup boom. The disruptions caused by the pandemic and the desire to reinvent ways of working have led to a significant increase in startups, with talent dispersed nationally. The episode also delves into the career of artist June Mendoza and an advertisement for Bank of America.
