Tues Season 1

Alts Innovators: UT Austin’s Dr. Ken Wiles on Private Equity

private equity

Private equity is entering a period of adjustment after decades of expansion fueled by falling interest rates and abundant capital. That long-running tailwind reversed beginning in 2022, when interest rates rose sharply, disrupting deal activity, slowing exits, and bringing renewed attention to a long-standing vulnerability in private markets: liquidity. Industry reports have highlighted softer fundraising,…

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Alts Innovators: AllianceBernstein’s Brent Humphries and Marc Cooper on Private Credit

Private credit has become one of the most significant shifts in modern finance—quietly but rapidly reshaping how private companies access capital. Over the last decade, assets under management in the space have surged from roughly $500 billion to about $2 trillion, fueled by post-crisis regulation, a growing appetite for yield, and the rise of…

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Alts Innovators: Gennaro Leo on Sports Ownership

Welcome to the second episode in our mini-series on the alternative asset market. Gennaro Leo is a sports executive and the co-founder of Austin Sports Ventures, a firm that partners with venture capital and private equity firms to invest in and operate assets across professional sports leagues, teams, and high-growth technology startups. In this…

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Alts Innovators: Joseph Kelly on Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency

After a year that put digital assets back in the headlines, long-term Bitcoin adoption is quietly compounding beneath the noise. Unchained reports helping “many thousands” of clients secure roughly $12B in Bitcoin via collaborative custody, while on-chain “HODL waves” data shows that ~60% of all Bitcoin typically hasn’t moved in a year or more,…

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The Wellness Race: Identity, Psychology, and Business with Brian Von Ancken

From wearable sleep scores to cold plunges and recovery lounges, wellness has moved from a niche pursuit to a cultural status symbol. America’s wellness economy is now valued at $2 trillion, and its influence is no longer confined to gyms and juice bars—it’s shaping identity, social life, and even career choices. But as the…

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Business Services
Vibes and the Future of Marketing with Adbloom Founder and CEO Andrew Abony

Affiliate marketing is shedding its outdated reputation and entering a new era—one centered on authenticity, emotional resonance, and genuine human connection. As the future of marketing becomes increasingly relationship-driven, this shift is impossible to ignore. In fact, during the 2024 U.S. Cyber Monday, influencers and affiliate marketers were responsible for driving around 20% of…

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Productivity, Happiness and the Future of Remote Work with Steven Puri

Remote work is no longer an experiment, it is a daily reality for millions. Yet, as teams seek focus and fulfillment outside the traditional office, the challenges of productivity and isolation have intensified. Studies show that nearly 70 percent of remote workers struggle with burnout and distractions. Amid this tension, platforms that blend emotional well-being…

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Cleaning
The Cleaning Mistake Slowing Down Room Changeovers
December 22, 2025

Cleanroom changeovers often drag on not because of operator error, but because outdated or inefficient cleaning materials force teams into repetitive work that quietly erodes productivity. As manufacturers tighten contamination controls and uptime expectations, investing in higher-efficiency cleaning tools—and updating SOPs to match—has become a practical way to reclaim hundreds of lost hours each…

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Annex 1
Annex 1 Cleaning
December 22, 2025

Annex 1 didn’t merely refine regulatory language—it fundamentally reshaped expectations around how cleanrooms are cleaned, emphasizing contamination control strategies, residue-free performance, and repeatable processes that work right the first time. As manufacturers adjust, tools and materials like advanced ultrafiber technologies are becoming essential because they support consistent first-pass cleaning without shedding or compromising sterility….

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tubing
A Simple Fix For Tubing Chaos
December 22, 2025

In regulated cleanroom environments, small oversights like tubing dragging on the floor or taped makeshift supports can quietly undermine both contamination control and operator safety. As facilities push for higher throughput and stricter compliance, purpose-built solutions such as elevated tubing management systems are becoming less of a convenience and more of an operational standard. By…

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Crafted Journey How To: Turning AI Ambition into a Real Data Strategy with Arvind Mozumdar
December 19, 2025

As AI adoption accelerates across industries, leaders are under growing pressure to “do something” with data—often before they’re sure what meaningful action looks like. Research shows that while a majority of executives believe AI will transform their business, far fewer feel confident in their organization’s data readiness or governance to support it responsibly. This gap…

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Other Tues Season 1
The Lost Art of Heroism with Dr. Scott Allison
April 14, 2025

For many people, the word “hero” stirs up some resistance. The notion is that heroes exist “out there” in some far away place but not upclose in our lives, and certainly avoiding the possibility that each of us have the opportunity to be a hero, or be heroic in our own way. This conversation with…

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The Secret to Life-Changing Drive With Professional Cyclist and Author Leah Goldstein
March 24, 2025

Some people have a moment where they answer the call to do something incredibly challenging, and some people make a life out of it. Leah Goldstein is in the second camp. Here is her track record: World champion kickboxer, first-ever female Israeli Defense Force undercover police officer, 1998 duathlon Olympic qualifier, professional cyclist, published author…

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Discovering Joy: In Our Spaces, Work and Lives with Joyful Author Ingrid Fetell Lee
December 6, 2024

As our lives grow more complex, many people find themselves searching for joy amid the hustle of daily routines. Joy isn’t just an elusive emotional high. It has tangible effects on productivity, relationships, and resilience. Studies even show that moments of joy can enhance cognitive flexibility, improve decision-making, and deepen interpersonal connections, offering practical…

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Emotional Agility for Decision Making in Business and Life with Lilli Zinaman
November 29, 2024

High-pressure decision-making often leads to burnout and fear-driven choices, making emotional agility a crucial skill for today’s leaders. According to a recent HSBC study, 28% of U.S. business leaders report feeling paralyzed by uncertainty, preventing them from taking decisive action. Emotional agility, which involves the ability to process and use emotions constructively, creates a…

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Status, Culture and the Modern Mind: What Really Drives Our Lives? With Author David Marx
November 14, 2024

In a world of rapidly advancing technology and global interconnectedness, the internet has reshaped how we view culture, art, and our own social identities. The rise of large language models (LLMs) and social media has made information and trends accessible in a way that some argue dulls originality and stifles creativity. This shift has…

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From First Drafts to Final Cuts: Embracing Creative Expression and Grit on the Path to Success
November 7, 2024

Creative expression is more than a trending concept; it fosters the resilience needed to navigate the unpredictable paths of success. The idea of ‘failing fast’ and learning from trial and error is essential. In a culture where instant gratification is prevalent, the research underscores the value of persistent effort. Studies show that individuals with…

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The Path to Sustainable Transformation Is Rooted in Strategy, Execution and Reflection
November 1, 2024

Many strive for change, yet achieving and sustaining it is a complex journey. As people chase higher goals, often in career, personal growth, or relationships, the need to reevaluate approaches to sustainable transformation becomes apparent. Research suggests that nearly 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by mid-February, indicating a need for sustainable systems, not…

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The Art of Non-Salesy Selling with David Priemer
October 25, 2024

Recent shifts in sales strategies are signalling a definitive move away from high-pressure tactics. Old-school, aggressive tactics that once dominated are quickly becoming relics of a bygone era. In the latest episode of Tuesdays with Morrisey, host Adam Morrisey explores the art of selling with David Priemer, the founder of Cerebral Selling and author…

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The Art of Being Human at Work with Allison Schultz
July 30, 2024

In today’s fast-paced corporate environment, there is a growing need to integrate humanity into the workplace. As organizations strive to balance productivity with employee well-being, the conversation about creating respectful and supportive work environments is more relevant than ever. So, how can we foster workplaces where authenticity, courage, and compassion are valued? This episode…

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