Karl Fulton

As a futurist and planner, I follow the various trends and indicators, from the fads and the failures to the major plays and the big wins.

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On today’s show @GonzalezSarahA and @DanBobkoff go to the only remaining Panera Cares cafe in Boston. At this location, customers choose how much to pay for their meals. https://t.co/iIHPObStwP

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In 2010, Panera launched an experiment at a few of their cafes. They told customers: Pay what you can afford. Today on the show, we look at how that experiment turned out. https://t.co/jVxD2SRzj4

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Jack Bogle’s index investment approach revolutionised the financial world. We look at his life and his achievements.

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India’s Plan to Curb Hate Speech Could Mean More Censorship https://t.co/9xWpl1qm9j

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On today’s show, Boston College historian @HC_Richardson tells us about the very first government shutdown. Republicans and Democrats were locked in a political battle, after they had literally tried to kill each other during the Civil War.

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Government shutdowns started in their current form in the 1980s. But in 1879 funding for key government agencies came to a halt as Republicans and Democrats locked horns over protections for black voters. https://t.co/L8j9SZMbDJ

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The current government shutdown might be the longest one in US history, but today on the show we go back to the earliest. In 1879, a battle in Congress between a Democratic majority and a Republican minority shut the government down for the first time. https://t.co/QCkiWMIjGL

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The first time the government shut down it was over the rights of black voters. https://t.co/L8j9SZMbDJ

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The Dutch Science Park Unlocking the Secrets of the Universe https://t.co/D7g7NnuSaE

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Cisco CEO: Last Year We Blocked 7 Trillion Cybersecurity Threats https://t.co/J7PwSmKDHV

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Is ’Oumuamua an Alien Spaceship? Sure! Except, No https://t.co/VDPqzxcyaq

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Netflix leads the most successful Facebook brands in 2018 https://t.co/pFsXrWOj9U

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Venmo transactions are almost always free. So how does Venmo make money? On today’s show, the answer to that and a bunch of other listener questions. https://t.co/QCkiWMIjGL

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Four out of five Americans distrust mainstream social media sites like Facebook https://t.co/pt8yw2JeWV

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Steam's Platform Dominance Takes an Epic Hit https://t.co/lBPBpzVKyV

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Our resident tax nerd, @jacobgoldstein, is back from writing a book and ready to talk 💲💲💲 -- $10 million to be exact. https://t.co/hlRwlJXKpM

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One question from a listener led us to a man who has helped companies avoid millions of dollars in taxes. On today’s show, how he did it. Also, answers to a bunch of other questions. https://t.co/iIHPObStwP

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You asked a bunch of questions. Some of them were really hard. https://t.co/hlRwlJXKpM

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Today on the show, we dive into the world of big money poker tournaments. We learn how you can cash in, even after you’ve been knocked out. https://t.co/h081caWlQy