Tjada D’Oyen McKenna shares how she’s leading her team amid immense pressure — scrambling to find new ways to help those in need.

Jesper Brodin joins Rapid Response to share how he’s steered IKEA through a whirlwind of changes, from rising tariffs to an evolving relationship between global business and governments.

Andrew Marchand breaks down the biggest storylines in sports business — from ESPN’s high-stakes equity deal with the NFL, to streamers battling it out with traditional networks.

It’s been one of the most consequential weeks ever in the media business, from CBS’ Stephen Colbert cancellation, and Trump’s lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal, to Congress clawing back more than $1 billion in funding from PBS and NPR.

When devastating wildfires tore through Los Angeles at the start of 2025, Nonprofit Baby2Baby was on the ground leveraging its deep knowledge of how to respond to natural disasters to help families in need.

When a major air traffic outage briefly paralyzed operations at Newark Airport, United Airlines found itself at the center of the storm. CEO Scott Kirby joins Rapid Response to explain how the crisis unfolded.

AI’s massive energy demands raise serious environmental concerns, but new approaches are emerging to make AI more sustainable.

Aaron Levie takes listeners inside the fast-paced evolution of AI agents and its impact on the future of enterprise AI.

Evan Goldstein reveals what’s driving the attacks on universities — and why they have struggled to present a united defense.

Ju Rhyu reveals the lessons she learned as a first-time entrepreneur who built a brand that earned a $630 million exit.

Invisible Technologies’ Francis Pedraza is building a “digital labor” model to help businesses scale by automating repetitive, time-consuming work.

José Andrés shares insights from his new book, “Change the Recipe” — a candid collection of personal stories that doubles as a playbook for navigating uncertainty, breaking rules, and leading with heart.