HBO 2.0

FromPlanet Money

Start listening View podcast show

HBO 2.0

FromPlanet Money

ratings:

Length:

19 minutes

Released:

Jan 7, 2022

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

What happens when the iconic symbol of your brand no longer makes sense? Today, HBO tries to evolve their sonic brand. This episode was adapted from the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz. | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here.

Released:

Jan 7, 2022

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The economy explained. Imagine you could call up a friend and say, "Meet me at the bar and tell me what's going on with the economy." Now imagine that's actually a fun evening.

Skip carousel

The Rest Of The Story, 2020 by Planet Money
24 min listen
Robinhood's Very Bad Day by Planet Money
19 min listen
Can't Stop GameStop by Planet Money
26 min listen
How To Stop An Asteroid (UPDATE): Some smart people say we should be doing more to protect the Earth from asteroids. The technical issues are relatively easy. The economics? Much harder. by Planet Money
23 min listen
Bitcoin Losers (Classic) by Planet Money
22 min listen
Chaos At The Capitol by Planet Money
16 min listen
Fork The Government by Planet Money
23 min listen
Nigeria, You Win! (Update) by Planet Money
19 min listen
The Great Gatsby by Planet Money
268 min listen
The Bees Go To California (Classic) by Planet Money
22 min listen
Can't Let It Go by Planet Money
19 min listen
Fine and Punishment by Planet Money
20 min listen
Planet Monet (Classic) by Planet Money
16 min listen
Nervous TikTok by Planet Money
23 min listen
Modern Monetary Theory (Classic) by Planet Money
23 min listen
A Superhero Sells Out by Planet Money
26 min listen
Bond Voyage by Planet Money
21 min listen
The Curse Of The Black Lotus (Update) by Planet Money
20 min listen
We Buy A Superhero: Origins by Planet Money
21 min listen
We Buy a Superhero: Resurrection by Planet Money
31 min listen
The World's Biggest Battery (Classic) by Planet Money
20 min listen
How Desi Invented Television by Planet Money
27 min listen
India, Farming, and the Free Market by Planet Money
22 min listen
Why Printers Are The Worst by Planet Money
19 min listen
The Marriage Pact by Planet Money
20 min listen
Happy Fed Independence Day (Update) by Planet Money
21 min listen
A Superhero Goes To Hollywood by Planet Money
29 min listen
How Jacob Loud's Land Was Lost by Planet Money
23 min listen
Socialism 101 by Planet Money
23 min listen
We Buy A Superhero: Loophole by Planet Money
22 min listen

More Episodes from Planet Money

Skip carousel

Hire Power (Update) by Planet Money
23 min listen
The case of the stolen masks by Planet Money
19 min listen
How unions are stopped before they start (Update) by Planet Money
33 min listen
FTX and the Serengeti of bankruptcy by Planet Money
25 min listen
Grocery prices, credit card debit, and your 401K (Two Indicators) by Planet Money
18 min listen
TikTok made me deduct it by Planet Money
20 min listen
How much does this cow weigh? (Classic) by Planet Money
18 min listen
Japan's Lost Decade by Planet Money
23 min listen
The real estate industry on trial by Planet Money
29 min listen
How much of your tax dollars are going to Israel and Ukraine by Planet Money
24 min listen
The trouble with Table 101 (Update) by Planet Money
25 min listen
What is Temu? by Planet Money
25 min listen
How Big Steel in the U.S. fell by Planet Money
22 min listen
The billion dollar war behind U.S. rum by Planet Money
23 min listen
Wind boom, wind bust (Two Windicators) by Planet Money
17 min listen
On the Oscars campaign trail by Planet Money
26 min listen
Is dynamic pricing coming to a supermarket near you? by Planet Money
26 min listen
Shopping for parental benefits around the world by Planet Money
30 min listen
The secret world behind school fundraisers by Planet Money
28 min listen
A controversial idea at the heart of Bidenomics by Planet Money
26 min listen
Two Indicators: Economics of the defense industry by Planet Money
19 min listen
How the Navy came to protect cargo ships by Planet Money
20 min listen
It's giving ... Valentines by Planet Money
26 min listen
A lawsuit for your broken heart by Planet Money
22 min listen
Morally questionable, economically efficient by Planet Money
24 min listen
Groundhog Day 2024: Trademark, bankruptcy, and the dollar that failed by Planet Money
27 min listen
The Chicken Tax (Classic) by Planet Money
16 min listen
Bonus: Janet Yellen on Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me! by Planet Money
10 min listen
Rescues at sea, and how to make a fortune by Planet Money
26 min listen
Hear us out: We ban left turns and other big ideas by Planet Money
23 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

No such thing as a free return by Planet Money
22 min listen
The rest of the story, 2021 by Planet Money
29 min listen
The economic indicator of the year by Planet Money
16 min listen
Patent racism (classic) by Planet Money
26 min listen
When The U.S. Paid Off The Entire National Debt (Classic): There was one time the U.S. federal government stopped borrowing and paid off every penny of national debt. It did not end well. | Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here. by Planet Money
19 min listen
Auction fever (Classic) by Planet Money
15 min listen
No Shortage of labor stories by Planet Money
26 min listen
How Stuff Gets Cheaper (Classic) by Planet Money
15 min listen
The rapid testing show by Planet Money
21 min listen
Mobile Home Parked by Planet Money
20 min listen
Q: "Are We Born to Work ? Or Born to Live?" by The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos
32 min listen
M.M.LaFleur: Sarah LaFleur (2020) by How I Built This with Guy Raz
68 min listen
We buy a lot of Christmas trees (Classic) by Planet Money
29 min listen
The holiday industrial complex (Classic) by Planet Money
18 min listen
The Sunday Read: ‘How Houston Moved 25,000 People From the Streets Into Homes of Their Own’: Michael Kimmelman, the architecture critic of The New York Times, traveled to Houston to observe an approach to chronic homelessness that has won widespread praise. Houston, the nation’s fourth-most populous city, has moved more than 25,000 homeless people directly into apartments and houses in the past decade, an overwhelming majority of whom remain housed after two years. This has been achieved through a “housing first” practice: moving the most vulnerable from the streets directly into apartments, instead of shelters, without individuals being required to do a 12-step program, or to find a job. Delving into the finer details of the process, Kimmelman considers the different logic “housing first” involves. After all, “when you’re drowning, it doesn’t help if your rescuer insists you learn to swim before returning you to shore,” he writes. “You can address your issues once you’re on land. O by The Daily
43 min listen
Bonus: Remembering the iconic, complicated André Leon Talley by Code Switch
35 min listen
The Sunday Read: ‘The Battle for the Mural — and the Future of Belarus’: For more than two decades, Belarus existed in an equilibrium of quiet authoritarianism. If the government’s repressions didn’t directly touch them, most Belarusians tolerated them. But over the course of 2020, the country’s history and identity, which never much interested a majority of people who lived there, became something they would sacrifice their lives for. Sarah A. Topol explores the battle over a political mural in a public park in Minsk and considers the future of Belarus. As a remarkable campaign of defiance against an increasingly totalitarian regime, the mural is an emblem of strength and a call for change — but to what end? by The Daily
113 min listen
The Racist Theory Behind So Many Mass Shootings: Over the weekend, an 18-year-old man livestreamed himself shooting 13 people and killing 10. Within hours it became clear that the shooter’s intent was to kill as many Black people as possible. The suspect wrote online that he was motivated by replacement theory — a racist idea that white people are deliberately being replaced by people of color in places like America and Europe. What are the origins of this theory, and how has it become simultaneously more extreme and more mainstream? Guest: Nicholas Confessore, a political and investigative reporter for The New York Times. by The Daily
24 min listen
The Future of Work: Retirement should be fun: But somehow it got very scary. by Today, Explained
32 min listen
Used Car Talk by Planet Money
23 min listen
Get The Vaccine, Lose The Skinny Jeans by Planet Money
20 min listen
Dang Foods: Vincent and Andrew Kitirattragarn by How I Built This with Guy Raz
68 min listen
Planes, trains and bad bridges by Planet Money
21 min listen
The State of the Pandemic: The coronavirus seems to be in retreat in the United States, with the number of cases across the country down about 25 percent compared with a couple of weeks ago. Hospitalizations and deaths are also falling. So, what stage are we in with the pandemic? And how will developments such as a new antiviral treatment and the availability of booster shots affect things? Guest: Apoorva Mandavilli, a science and global health reporter for The New York Times. by The Daily
19 min listen
Has Manchin Doomed the Build Back Better Plan?: Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia was always going to be the last Democrat to get on board with President Biden’s $2.2 trillion climate, social spending and tax bill. But the White House was confident that a compromise could be reached. On Sunday, that confidence was shattered: In an interview on Fox News, Mr. Manchin essentially declared that he could not support the bill as written, and he indicated that he was done negotiating all together. Where does this leave Mr. Biden’s signature domestic policy goal? Guest: Emily Cochrane, a correspondent for The New York Times, based in Washington. by The Daily
25 min listen
The Implosion of Silicon Valley Bank: With federal regulators planning to take over the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank, a 40-year-old institution based in California, nearly $175 billion in customer deposits will be placed under the authorities’ control. The lender’s demise is the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history and the largest since the financial crisis in 2008. The debacle raised concerns that other banks could face problems, too. Guest: Emily Flitter, a finance correspondent for The New York Times. by The Daily
34 min listen
Two indicators: Congressional Game Theory and the Debt Ceiling by Planet Money
16 min listen
Redrawing the Map in New York: New York, like many other states, is enmeshed in the process of redrawing legislative districts. The outcome of the reconfiguring could be crucial in determining which party takes control of the House of Representatives next year. Clearly aware of the stakes, New York Democrats are considering a tactic that is usually a preserve of the Republican Party: gerrymandering. Guest: Nicholas Fandos, a political correspondent for The New York Times. by The Daily
22 min listen
Workin' 9 To 5 by Planet Money
22 min listen
Children and Covid: Your Questions, Answered: As the number of coronavirus infections in the United States surges, and school districts begin to reopen for in-person learning, some parents are apprehensive and full of questions. Recently, The Daily asked parents to send in their queries about children and Covid. We received about 600 responses. With the help of Emily Anthes, a reporter who covers the coronavirus, we try to provide some answers. Guest: Emily Anthes, a health and science reporter for The New York Times. by The Daily
28 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

HBO 2.0

HBO 2.0

Description

Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from Planet Money

Related podcast episodes