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Well worth following for those like me who are interested in economics, but not all expert. Well presented, topical, and valuable info.
What happened to this show? It used to be so good but lately it is awful. The 3 hosts sound like children the way they giggle at each other’ silly comments. And their “reporting” is completely shallow. A recent episode on the benefits of a college education was torture to listen to (I didn’t make it through the entire episode it was so bad). Either take the subject seriously or don’t do a podcast. This is WAY below the standards of The Economist (I’m a subscriber to the print edition and love th... more
I love you! You are so funny 😆. Eventhough I miss Soumaya…
Great show. Great hosts. Go ATM.
I have been listening to this podcast for years. Thank you for great content
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