In this week's episode, we dive into the latest headlines making waves across the globe. Southwest Airlines recently gained attention for a decades-old policy benefiting plus-size travelers, leveraging the moment to nudge other airlines towards inclusivity. Meanwhile, dating app Hinge is making unexpected moves with its "one more hour" initiative, allocating a $1 million fund to foster in-person connections. Join the conversation as we debate whether this is a dud or stud move for a dating app. Peter McGuinness, CEO of Impossible Foods, sheds light on the challenges facing the plant-based meat industry, suggesting a need for rebranding beyond taste and distribution. Does the category suffer from an image problem? We share our take on McGuinness's candid insights. As America approaches its 250th birthday, the Semiquincentennial Commission unveils a controversial new logo. We break down the design and share professional designers' critiques, exploring its symbolism and the task of bringing people together in today's challenging times. Our hearts turn to a different kind of brand to watch this week—Motaz Azaiza. In the midst of conflict in the Middle East, Motaz has become a symbol of truth, documenting the harsh realities on the ground in Palestine. We discuss the impact of his work, his growing following, and the resilience he embodies amidst the tragedy. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on these topics and more in this week's Current Events Unplugged episode. Subscribe, like, and share your thoughts below. Let's stay informed together. #CurrentEvents #SouthwestAirlines #Hinge #ImpossibleFoods #Semiquincentennial #MotazAzaiza #Podcast #NewsAnalysis