Brett King
Writer and Host at Breaking Banks
Host at The Futurist
Bestselling Author https://t.co/t0oInlL54a | Longevity Alpha | Speaker | Futurist | Host #1 podcasts https://t.co/zw6wd1debF | https://t.co/NXxwowBTqH
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3 weeks ago |
minnesotareformer.com | Brett King
Minnesota has a shortage of affordable housing, forcing people having to live in encampments and cars and on borrowed couches. According to the Wilder Foundation, Indigenous people make up 20% of the homeless population — but just 2% of the state’s population. I am an enrolled band member with the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, and I can relate to how my relatives may feel living within encampments. I was raised by a single mother, and we struggled to find affordable housing.
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4 weeks ago |
provoke.fm | Brett King
In This EpisodeIn a rare and inspiring crossover episode, Breaking Banks teams up with Barefoot Innovation to bring you a special dispatch from Necker Island, BVI. Hosted by Brett King and Jo Ann Barefoot, this episode captures the energy and insight of a one-of-a-kind fintech gathering organized by Virgin Unite: an event bringing together innovators from around the world, from a cross section of industry, exploring what the future of finance could (and should) look like.
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1 month ago |
provoke.fm | Brett King
This week on Breaking Banks, it’s a powerhouse podcast mashup you won’t want to miss. What happens when two leading voices in fintech join forces? You get a fast-paced, insight-packed conversation on the future of finance, banking innovation, and emerging technologies—recorded live in Finland. Breaking Banks host Brett King teams up with Pål Krogdahl and Ville Sointu, hosts of the Nordics’ #1 fintech podcast Fintech Daydreaming, for a high-level exploration of where the industry is headed next.
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2 months ago |
medium.com | Brett King
Brett King·Follow4 min read·--The Impact of Trump’s Tariff Policies on American Workers: A 25-Year Economic ShiftSince his first term in office, former President Donald Trump has pushed an aggressive trade policy built around tariffs, reshoring manufacturing, and cutting U.S. dependence on foreign imports. The idea? Bring jobs back to America, protect industries, and reduce the trade deficit. But while these policies sound good in theory, the reality for working-class Americans is a mixed bag.
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2 months ago |
medium.com | Brett King
Brett King·Follow4 min read·--OverviewBy 2045, the United States finds itself entrenched in a deepened version of the societal, political, and economic structures established in the preceding decades. The conservative policies advanced under a GOP-dominated government have solidified, leaving a stark imprint on American life. The consequences of polarized governance, economic disparity, and cultural conflict provide a complex backdrop as the nation navigates its future.
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