J.D. Beiting

@nanransohoff The current philanthropic ecosystem can EASILY absorb $50b a year. No way is it magnitudes off. Community Foundations, large Higher Ed, Food Banks, Arts Orgs, and so many more are very sophisticated at handling this influx. Most are in campaigns now doing this very thing.

New blog post: The third wave of American philanthropy Hundreds of billions of dollars in new philanthropic capital will soon become liquid. The OpenAI Foundation holds 26% of OpenAI, worth about $220B at today’s valuation. Anthropic’s seven co-founders have pledged to give away 80% of their wealth and have instituted the most aggressive donor matching program for employees in tech history. How much does this all add up to? And how meaningful is that in the context of philanthropy today? I was doing some simple napkin math to wrap my head around the scale of what’s coming, and radicalized myself in the process. I had dramatically underappreciated the scale of the philanthropic capital that’s about to become available and the corresponding gap in talent and organizations that will be needed to make the most of it. This piece aims to directionally sketch the scale of what’s coming, the gap in operational capacity needed to absorb it, and what we can do to fill it. (Link to full post in reply)

@jhalifax Such an impressive line-up of wisdom in this series.

upaya.org/program/the-me… THE MEASURE OF OUR HUMANITY, a powerful aspect about this socially and environmentally engaged series is that the greater community interacts with the teacher directly and the community builds. Free, online. Next session: Roshi Joan on compassion June 7.

@CharlieG__ Charlie - could this have been the worst week in Reds history? Lost 7 games, to divisional rivals, lose the closer, and a starting pitcher. Has there ever been a week like this ever for the Reds?

Rhett Lowder is out of the game after meeting with a trainer and Francona. Lowder had walked four batters over the last two innings. The Reds' bullpen is still dealing with some of the taxation from having to pitch as much as it did over the weekend. A tough week for the Reds' pitching staff.

@pauldehnerjr Welp, sorry you had to put in all that work for a 5 part series and then this happens. But i'm stoked about this trade - a proven product.

A truly stunning, all-in, out of character swing from the #Bengals. Wow.

@dthorson What if I'm all 5 archetypes?

This was very well done.

@CharlieG__ When looking at draft pick 'fails' over past 5-10 years, what are the common factors? To me, it's drafting based on traits and high ceiling, while ignoring on-field production and injury concerns. McCoy fits that description.

My Bengals big board 1. Arvell Reese 2. Sonny Styles 3. Caleb Downs 4. Rueben Bain 5. David Bailey 6. Jermod McCoy 7. Mansoor Delane 8. Keldric Faulk 9. Dillon Thieneman charlieschalkboard.substack.com/p/my-bengals-b…

@CharlieG__ Why do you have McCoy in front of Delane. Is it weighing the upside more than the downside?

The court graphics for the Big Ten Tournament has nine, nine!, references to the City of Chicago. Which ironically equals the number of abscences that Ferris Bueller had.

@pauldehnerjr @MoEgger You opened this show saying it was a Bengal therapy session and frankly I feel worse after listening to this.

PD&Jay w/@MoEgger: 🗓️ Timeline, realities of Joe Burrow’s toe and Jake Browning’s backups 🫵 The #Bengals, Burrow, malpractice, play style, mistakes and every angle of understanding how we got here 😃 #JaysGotHappyStats 🔗: thegrowlerpodcast.com 📺: youtu.be/aSf6-QFKHuA?si…

@KirkHerbstreit @Reds This team seems to have such a high floor given the pitching and low ceiling given the bats and D. But, if they make it to the wildcard that means they'll be dangerous!

Still lurrrking…🫣 Just kind of quietttly hangin around. 🤫 @Reds

@DMRussini Can you throw a starting Guard into the mix?

@DispatchAlerts My list would have been very similar to this. I would add Johnny Cueto 2012 oblique injury in the Reds playoffs vs the Giants.

Injuries have ended as many championship dreams as have strikeouts, fumbles and other examples of disappointing finishes. dispatch.com/story/sports/c…

@DMRussini Hendrickson has two more good years left - max. He's old. He's under contract this year and if the offer had a guarantee next year, then that's a fair deal, IMO.

The Trump budget in one chart: Cut programs that help families and make America a leader of the world, pour money into kidnapping grad students and deporting toddlers.

@anthonynap @pauldehnerjr I don't either, little faith in FO. Small scouting staff. But, their needs are at guard, linebacker, edge, and safety. This is a deep edge draft and the others are non premium positions. More picks would hedge against a few bad ones.

@jbeiting @pauldehnerjr Do you trust the Bengals FO to make really good player during this point of the draft ; I like the concept; not sure on the FO of the Bengals to pull it off.

Hey @pauldehnerjr if you were in charge of Bengals draft, would you trade the #17 pick to the Jaguars for their #36, 70, and 88 pick? The result would be 2 2nd round and 3 3rd round picks this year. More picks a bit later in the draft to address the high need for non-premium pos

@VivekGRamaswamy You gonna make it sunny and 75 year round in Ohio too? That’s why people move south, not the cost of living.

Texas & Florida are the top states for people moving in vs. out. Right now Ohio is #38. No reason we can’t be #1. Step 1 is eliminating the income tax.

@pauldehnerjr Is the most direct reason why the Bengals aren't signing free agents is due to the fact that they will have to pay Jamar and Tee an extraordinary amount? Breaking the bank on re-signing these WRs will have consequences at other positions.

“The strength of the Bengals defense right now is at cornerback and the cornerbacks all got benched for each other last season.” I promise the episode wasn’t all this dark. 📺: youtube.com/live/LzkpIh3cx… 🎧: linktr.ee/thegrowlerpodc…

@BeauBishop My first car was manual - i blew out two clutches in the first 12 months trying to learn it in the western hills of Cincinnati.

Well ... Can you?