Professor Jane Kamensky

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48 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 16 Jun

Professor Jane Kamensky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Marketplace · AI corporate bonds are booming · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

We have an electronic sign out in front of our building, and that's what it's advertising, letting commercial owners know.

That's On the Media's specialty.

Which is where a streaming aggregator like Roku comes in.

Giegengack says his company has studied how TV watching has changed.

Suddenly I want to watch Netflix and I have a Roku device.

People who are like, you know, I felt like I did everything right in my life.

I went to, I don't know, Stanford and MIT.

I was top of my class.

I took the right job.

I did everything right.

But I don't know if my job even has value anymore.

Real Survival Stories · Introducing: Founding Fathers: An American Dream - Episode 1 · 15 Jun 2026 podcast

Britain's American colonies had developed as many different systems of governance as there were colonies.

So we need to think about these almost as different countries.

The thing that they shared is they had an extraordinary degree of local control and institutions that were accountable to their local populations.

So there was a sense that when they reached into your pocket for taxation, they also looked you in the eye.

The churches are huge institutions in Boston and throughout New England.

And if you look at any engraving of the 18th century Boston waterfront, you see steeples rising almost like a forest.

It's a fractious and disputatious place in ways that descend from Puritanism.

This culture where people expect a direct relationship not only with their preacher but with God, and I think even for non-religious people, that makes it a highly participatory place.

Franklin embodies the kind of social mobility and geographic mobility that is quite common for free people in Britain's Western colonies and entirely uncommon in Home Island's Britain.

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