EPISODE · Mar 11, 2026 · 24 MIN
Mornings on 2 Interviews - War & global travel, AI & Learning, 49ers & Mike Evans
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March 11, 2026 Escalating tension with Iran disrupting global travel. Professor Stephen Pratt discusses how Middle Eastern conflicts and rising oil prices—trading near $85 a barrel—are forcing flight cancellations and fare hikes. AI in the classroom: Learning Tool or Weapon. Professor Neil Johnson explores a study from 50 countries suggesting that AI may undermine foundational development if not properly monitored by humans. 49ers Free Agency: Mike Evans potential impact. Analyst Steph Sanchez breaks down the San Francisco 49ers' signing of 32-year-old future Hall of Famer Mike Evans to a deal worth $16 million in guarantees. Live Nation settlement and impact on ticket buyers. Stephen Parker of the NIVA critiques the $280 million settlement with Live Nation and covers the ongoing efforts by attorneys general from 27 states to seek stronger structural remedies for independent venues and consumers. Empowering Events: Women in Business. Shaville Spencer, founder of Uppity Events, shares her journey from selling balloon sculptures out of a truck to managing large-scale events for tech giants like Google. KTVU.com -- The Sleep Gap: Trackers vs. Reality Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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March 11, 2026 Escalating tension with Iran disrupting global travel. Professor Stephen Pratt discusses how Middle Eastern conflicts and rising oil prices—trading near $85 a barrel—are forcing flight cancellations and fare hikes. AI in the classroom: Learning Tool or Weapon. Professor Neil Johnson explores a study from 50 countries suggesting that AI may undermine foundational development if not properly monitored by humans. 49ers Free Agency: Mike Evans potential impact. Analyst Steph Sanchez breaks down the San Francisco 49ers' signing of 32-year-old future Hall of Famer Mike Evans to a deal worth $16 million in guarantees. Live Nation settlement and impact on ticket buyers. Stephen Parker of the NIVA critiques the $280 million settlement with Live Nation and covers the ongoing efforts by attorneys general from 27 states to seek stronger structural remedies for independent venues and consumers. Empowering Events: Women in Business. Shaville Spencer, founder of Uppity Events, shares her journey from selling balloon sculptures out of a truck to managing large-scale events for tech giants like Google. KTVU.com -- The Sleep Gap: Trackers vs. Reality Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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