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Where the Fight for Paid Family Leave Goes After Being Cut From Reconciliation Bill
Lauren Brody, author of "The Fifth Trimester," joined Cheddar to talk about the ongoing fight for a national paid family leave policy after it was cut from the Democratic reconciliation bill negotiation reportedly due to objections from Senator Manchin. Brody discussed how parents are often forced to choose between work and caring for their family and newborns — or even taking time to deal with a traumatic loss. "Frankly, it's appalling to me that we live in a place that doesn't support people who have experienced the death of a baby and then had to go right back to work," she noted.
Climate Summit, Rittenhouse Trial & Traffic Deaths
Carlo's flying solo today, talking COP26 and climate change, another racially charged trial gets underway, SCOTUS takes on abortion and a stunning rise in traffic deaths points to a bigger societal breakdown sparked by the pandemic.
La Niña Likely to Severely Impact Global Food Supply Chain
The La Niña effect in the Pacific Ocean is leading to rough forecasts this winter in the Northern Hemisphere. Suketu Gandhi, supply chain partner at Kearney, joined Cheddar to discuss the likelihood food prices and shipping get disrupted amid the meteorological event especially considering existing supply chain problems. "The global supply chains are going to be truly disrupted with La Niña," he said, pointing to COVID-19 and political changes as factors. "So, the Jenga called 'supply chain' is just one brick away from falling down completely." In 2011, the last significant La Niña year, food prices reached record highs.
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