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The Economy of Everything

NZ Herald
New Zealand
Financial Literacy
Entrepreneurship
Money Management
Education
New Zealand Economy
Housing
Sexual Wellness
Housing Affordability
Deregulation
Money
Superannuation
Girls Get Off
Inflation
Global Financial Crisis
Education System
Financial Well-Being
Covid-19
Finance
Christchurch

The Economy of Everything is where the big economics headlines meet everyday life. Every Wednesday, NZ Herald's business editor at large Liam Dann and business editor Tamsyn Parker sit down to talk it through. From markets and interest rates to jobs, housing and the cost of living, they dive into why it all matters more than you think. Because whether you’re paying a mortgage or just buying milk,... more

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Welcome to the first episode of The Economy of Everything, with thanks to CMC Markets. To kick things off, our hosts Tamsyn Parker and Liam Dann tackle the cost of living crisis, what's happening with markets as the Middle East war kicks back into ge... more

For the final episode of season eight, Liam is joined by Money Talks producer Jane Yee to look back at the best bits of the show for 2025.

A huge thanks to all our guests for sharing their money journeys with us. Thanks also to editor Richard Mart... more

In May, we launched this season of Money Talks with Nigel Latta - clinical psychologist, author, broadcaster, and friend of host Liam Dann. With the sad news of Nigel’s passing, we’re reissuing that conversation to honour his voice and perspective.

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Liam Dann sits down with broadcaster Sam Wallace to explore the financial realities behind the glitz and glamour of fame.

Sam opens up about the pressures of maintaining a public image, the unexpected costs of staying relevant, and the personal sac... more

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Derrick Handley
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Andrew Nickell
Property investor and consultant with extensive experience in the real estate market.
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Patrick Gamble
Chief Executive of Perpetual Guardian with experience in wealth management.
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Viv Conway
Co-founder of Girls Get Off, a sexual wellness company.
Girls Get Off
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Joe Cummins
Co-founder of Girls Get Off, engaging in financial discourse related to their business.
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Brie Thomasale
Participated in Celebrity Treasure Island, known for creative money-making ventures.
ZDM
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Nigel Latter
Well-known broadcaster and psychologist who discussed financial behavior.
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Nick Astwick
CEO of Southern Cross Medical Care Society
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Episode: Health cover premiums are rising. An insurance CEO tells us why
Catherine McGrath
Chief Executive of Westpac New Zealand.
Westpac New Zealand
Episode: Westpac CEO Catherine McGrath on what keeps her awake at night

Host

Liam Dann
New Zealand Herald business editor at large; primary host in many episodes mixing finance, business, and interviews with high-profile guests.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • Great pod

    I really enjoyed listening to these interviews. Good questions and an excellent range of guests. I look forward to next season.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RBay1971
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    Your episode with Emma Lewisham was inspiring !!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    liamarthur
    Australia2 years ago
  • Sponcon Trash

    Not worth listening to.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Sh0237
    New Zealand2 years ago

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Positive: strong range of guests and insightful questions.
Positive: episodes feel inspirational and practical for money decisions.
Negative: some listeners feel sponsorships influence content.

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Apple Podcasts
#113
New Zealand/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#6
New Zealand/Business

Talking Points

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From a hair transplant to a $12k daybed: Sam Wallace breaks down the costs of fame
Q: If we could make you prime minister for a day, what areas would you want to focus on?
Sam emphasizes the need to create a system that rewards hard work and adjusts the benefit system to encourage employment and support those genuinely in need.
From a hair transplant to a $12k daybed: Sam Wallace breaks down the costs of fame
Q: What's the poorest you've ever been?
Sam describes his experiences with poor financial management early in his career, especially when he didn't set aside taxes after starting at Kids TV, but he learned from that and managed to save $100,000 before buying a house.
Health cover premiums are rising. An insurance CEO tells us why
Q: Should older members re-evaluate their insurance?
Yes, members should look at options like higher excesses to lower premiums while still being covered for major health issues.
Michael Van De Elzen: From chicken manure to celebrity chef (but don’t call him that)
Q: Is making money important to you or a key driver, or is it more of a by-product of success for you?
I think it's a by-product. I want the best for my kids.
Michael Van De Elzen: From chicken manure to celebrity chef (but don’t call him that)
Q: If you could go back in time, is the one thing you'd change about your career or your money habits that you've learned over the years?
Maybe not get into hospo.

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What is The Economy of Everything about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show pairs sharp financial journalism with real-world money moments, unpacking big economic headlines and how they touch everyday life. Across episodes, conversations traverse markets, housing, interest rates, the cost of living, and practical money decisions, often through intimate interviews with founders, investors, and high-profile business figures. A standout thread is the focus on money relationships—how people earn, spend, save, and plan for the future—while occasional guests bring insights from health insurance, retail, and philanthropy, making complex topics accessible and immediately useful for listeners.

What sets this program apart is its steady blend of practical finance talk with candid storytelling from diverse guests, in... more

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