Dive into the overlap of climate change, insurance and community interests. How does the frequency and ferocity of disastrous natural events makes its way into our daily lives, even if we live hundreds of miles inland? More and more often we are finding communities in such situations that five, ten years ago, would have seemed unthinkable. The way we are calculating climate change, addressing and transferring the risks associated with how our natural world is moving forward is a mix of math, science and, maybe even in the art of communicating those changes. Our guest, Francis Bouchard of Marsh McLennan leans into these topics in the latest.

This episode was edited by Adam Linder of Bespoken Podcasting.

In recent years several foundations have taken the lead in incubating new ideas around equity, environmental justice and U.S. community finance. One team that has taken a unique look at public finance and quietly and effectively changed the way municipalities approach health and outcomes is the Robert Woods Johnson Foundation. One of the impact project managers that is part of the team doing this is Zoila Jennings.

We had the opportunity to sit down with Zoila and chat all things impact and learn a little bit more about what motivates her. Whether it is CDFIs as an asset class or liberation theology - we've got you covered in this week's Off the Cuff.

This episode was edited by Adam Linder of Bespoken Podcasting. Enjoy!

Capitol Gains features people moving the ball forward with one-on-one discussion in Off the Cuff. Today we look at data science, GIS and economic development with Calandra Cruickshank. Her company, Statebook, is moving the ball forward on these fronts.

We discuss the evolution of the internet, the value of company relocation stats and learning to fly. You can read specific reports from her firm here.