OMAPOD Dr. Joseph Gruber on unprecedented oil shocks, inflation, AI's impact on labor markets & Jevons Paradox 31×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -19:32-19:32Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.Dr. Joseph Gruber on unprecedented oil shocks, inflation, AI's impact on labor markets & Jevons Paradox EXCLUSIVE: "The impact has been pretty remarkable"Tony BockMay 04, 20263ShareTranscriptDr. Joseph Gruber is Executive Vice President and Director of Research for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.ALSO…Woman critically injured after allegedly leaping from boyfriend’s vehicle - from Omaha World-HeraldNFM picnic during Berkshire Weekend with food, music and local giveback - from KETVBerkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting sees smaller Omaha crowd under new CEO - from WOWTDiscussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksOMAPOD Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter SubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeTony BockRecent EpisodesPART II: Jaida Bentley on guiding people into the unconscious expression of their memory21 hrs ago • Tony BockPART II: Deji Adesola & Scott Henderson on Second-Generation Entrepreneurs, The Naive Ambition Era & The American DreamSep 15 • Tony BockJaida Bentley on shamanic sickness, spiritual frequencies, soul paths & demonic poltergeist mountainous under-energiesSep 14 • Tony BockPART II: Josh Sabey on honoring the World Trade Center footprints, relationality at Ground Zero & Daniel LibeskindSep 11 • Tony BockJosh Sabey on ‘9/11: Reclaiming Ground Zero’ Sep 10 • Tony BockDeji Adesola & Scott Henderson on the creation of Immigify; navigating immigration & building aspirational A.I. companies in NebraskaSep 9 • Tony BockPART II: Dr. Jeremy Hosein on UNMC, Clarkson, Project Health, ascendant women’s sports, the White House Fellowship & grueling neurosurgerySep 8 • Tony BockPART II: Jasmin McGinnis & Tamio Stehrenberger on vulnerability, setbacks, synergy, pride & putting your ideas on the lineSep 4 • Tony Bock