Flowers ($FLO) podcast mentions
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And toys, just such a, during such a tragedy, it's a tradition to bring flowers for adults and toys for children. I went there. It's pain. I'll say it again. My pain can't even, it's not even 10% of the parents' pain. It's terrifying. Just terrifying. A missile that cut short the life of a child who had seen nothing yet. Imagine, by the way, and there are children, a lot of them, among the fallen as well, who never lived in peace. I mean, we lived in a different time. We understand what it's like to live when there are no sirens, no shelling, and so on. But there are kids, every night they go down to the bomb shelter when the alarm goes off, and the alarm goes off every night, then they come back up and some of them have died.
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Peter Schiff · The Peter Schiff Show Podcast · 2008 and 2021 Are Hitting at the Same Time... The Inflation Bomb Is Lit · 2026-10-21Our friend Jason had the idea of going and doing a performance art, going and filling up overnight, filling up all the potholes with dirt and flowers as a way to try to draw attention to it. I don't think it would fix it. Maybe LA has bigger problems.
Jordi Hays · TBPN · Calm Down Markets, Trevor Milton Has A Plane to Sell You, Jay Leno Live in The Ultradome | Alex Niehaus, Alex Blania, Nate Rempe, Connor Sweeney, Jay Leno · 2026-10-20Our friend Jason had the idea of going and doing a performance art, going and filling up overnight, filling up all the potholes with dirt and flowers as a way to try to draw attention to it. I don't think it would fix it. Maybe LA has bigger problems.
Jordi Hays · TBPN · Jay Leno on Comedy, Supercars, and the State of Hollywood · 2026-10-20What's so pure about this And you got to give the Invest America team, Michael Dell, Susan Dell, President Trump, Brad Gershwin, you got to give them all their flowers for this. You know, you can hate Trump all you want, but he did push this through. And even if you are the most cynical socialist, orange man bad person in the world, I'm not talking about you, Lon.
Jason Calacanis · This Week in Startups · Anthropic Gives Away 5% of Its Shares, Clone’s Muscle Robot, ElevenLabs Steals Podcaster's Voice · 2026-10-20Psst, it's me, your sense of adventure calling. I'm not just calling, I'm insisting. Insisting you stop daydreaming and start planning to get you and me out there. Out to Southwest Idaho during secret season. That time of year in March and April when snow stops dropping and flowers start popping. A perfect time for hiking, fishing, kayaking. And the food? Food phenomenal. The only thing missing? The crowds. Start in Boise, then explore beyond the city. Let's visit Idaho. Visit southwestidaho.org.
Speaker C · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/19/26 · 2026-10-19Psst, it's me, your sense of adventure calling. I'm not just calling, I'm insisting. Insisting you stop daydreaming and start planning to get you and me out there. Out to Southwest Idaho during secret season. That time of year in March and April when snow stops dropping and flowers start popping. A perfect time for hiking, fishing, kayaking. And the food? Phenomenal. The only thing missing? The crowds. Start in Boise, then explore beyond the city. Let's visit Idaho. Visit southwestidaho.org.
Speaker C · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/19/26 · 2026-10-19In essence, of course, what one saw was what one always sees in the homes of not quite rich people who make an effort to appear rich, and in so doing only come to look like one another. Damasks, ebony, flowers, carpets, and bronzes, every dark and lustrous thing that all people of a certain kind procure in order to look like all people of a certain kind. Indeed, his home looked so much like every home of its sort that it wouldn't attract the least bit of attention. To him, however, it all seemed to be quite exceptional. End of quote. So I think the judgment here is, it is really a criticism of, you know, René Girard's idea of mimesis, this idea of imitating instead of living an authentic life.
Russ Roberts · EconTalk · Lives Wasted and Well-Lived: David Wolpe on The Death of Ivan Ilyich · 2026-10-19Yeah, you die how you live, right? You can't reinvent it. It's not rainbows and flowers. I've certainly seen that and I've written about them and they're people who had done wrong and they were fearful of dying.
Dr Christopher Kerr · The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett · The Deathbed Doctor: Weeks Before Death, Patients Start Having Visions! | Dr Christopher Kerr · 2026-10-19And I wonder, you know, there was a story that came out the other day about how when he was governor of Ohio, John Kasich had done this deal with tech companies absolving them from a need to contribute to Ohio State taxes for, I think it was up to 40 years, so long as they met certain standards. And, you know, it didn't really make a lot of waves until all of a sudden people are now discovering it with the advent of data centers, and they're outraged. And that just seemed to me like that sort of backward look that looked a lot like the backward look of the, the 19— early 1930s before FDR comes in, when people are so mad at the, you know, the head of the stock exchange and people like around Hoover and Mellon and so on, that they decide that when Herbert Hoover walks down the street, flowers die when he walks by.
Heather Cox Richardson · Pivot · Pivot Extra: America at 250 — with Heather Cox Richardson · 2026-10-18And then ProMedica asked me to come to Toledo to run one of their hospitals in the suburbs of Toledo in 2000. Uh, and then, um, my, uh, responsibilities with ProMedica gradually grew from a medium-sized hospital called Flower Hospital on the outskirts of Toledo to, um, being the president of the largest hospital in the system, uh, Toledo Hospital and Toledo Children's Hospital. And then from that, my responsibility grew to being responsible for all the hospitals in the health system. So the presidents of all the hospitals reported to me, and I also got responsibility for our employed physician group. It was a fun ride, and I learned a heck of a lot.
Kevin Webb · Becker’s Healthcare Podcast · Kevin Webb on Making Hospitals Safer Through Culture and Error Prevention · 2026-10-18No, I think in many cases they were doing more interesting work. They weren't very good at the public relations part of it. Many of them were actually very, very fine economists. They were just happy to have anyone under the age of 40 who was interested in it. So I never experienced anything that was negative or hostile, just, "Oh great, you're interested in something to do with cities. That's fantastic." Fantastic. The thing is, I was never inspired by the literature very much. I was inspired by my firsthand knowledge of cities. I've never said to myself, if I take these 3 papers, what's the logical 4th paper? You go to Dhahra Vee and you say, wow, what's weird about this place? What's good about this place? What's functioning well? Is there a paper here? Is there a policy idea that we want to follow up on? I think in the flowering of urban economics, there's been a lot of engagement with the real world and that's been great.
Ed Glaeser · People I (Mostly) Admire · 44. Edward Glaeser Explains Why Some Cities Thrive While Others Fade Away · 2026-10-17Memorials with flowers, balloons, and stuffed animals have popped up around the school, which sits in a densely packed neighborhood filled with newly built homes. Katie Zachariah will no longer serve as President Trump's press secretary after spending less than a week on the job, thrusting the White House's communications operation back into a state of chaos.
Matt Piper · Bloomberg News Now · Stocks Drag on AI Jitters, Brent Tops $110, More · 2026-10-16Memorials with flowers, balloons, and stuffed animals have popped up around the school, which sits in a densely packed neighborhood filled with newly built homes. Katie Zachariah will no longer serve as President Trump's press secretary after spending less than a week on the job, thrusting the White House's communications operation back into a state of chaos.
Matt Piper · Bloomberg News Now · Father of Students Stopped OR Shooter, Press Secretary Out, More · 2026-10-16And then the moment that the flowers showed up at the office, which they also do. And I was shocked. I don't know if I was expecting the flowers to show up. So that's when they sort of break the barrier of, you know, fake to reality where you think, oh, maybe this is really real. He's sending me very expensive red roses.
Jon Bon Jovi · The Joe Rogan Experience · #2567 - Mariana van Zeller · 2026-10-16