Odd Lots
BloombergBloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway explore the most interesting topics in finance, markets and economics. Join the conversation every Monday, Thursday, and Friday
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1286 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessNewsNews Commentary | |||
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Joe, please stop saying etc. after every potential list, it is mind numbingly unnecessary every single episode.
Apple Podcasts1eeekkk011
United States16 days ago - Good info but lots of vocal tics
OMG. The vocal tics. CAN THE HOSTS STOP IT WITH ALL THE “LIKES?” The biggest strength of this program is the guests along with some vital topics. The biggest weakness is the hosts. Both use “like” repeatedly as if they are valley girls. Joe is especially weak as a voice—lots of vocal fry and a “like” an average of one per sentence. It’s a level of cringe one has to get through to hear the guests.
Apple Podcasts2Western WebspinnerUnited States16 days ago - Great guest and topics, but...
The amount of times the host will interrupt a guest in the middle of a detailed thought or an answer to a question, with a long story of their own is bizarre.
These quirky host side stories add nothing to the interview, and indeed only serve to often audibly frustrate the guest themselves as well as many other listeners.
Please stop, it would greatly improve the show.
Apple Podcasts33.14perSliceUnited States16 days ago - So Dumb
Joe is living proof that a seriously low IQ person can succeed with a major media company.
Apple Podcasts2JuanhuknowsUnited Statesa month ago - Stop talking over your guests
Joe keeps talking over their guests, “Yeah”….”Oh, yeah” mid-sentence, over and over again WHILE the guest is in the middle of a complicated technical explanation. Makes it impossible to actually follow the guest’s train of thought. Stop it, Joe. Just stop.
Joe’s 2-week obsession now is calling AI machine intelligence, as if “artificial” might be an insult to the artifice that is AI. Not a hill I’d die on. When are people going to understand that something that isn’t sentient (i.e. not corp... more
Apple Podcasts3Refined TasterUnited Statesa month ago
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Spotify | #32 | United States/Business |
Apple Podcasts | #9 | United States/Business/Investing |
Apple Podcasts | #55 | United States/Business |
Spotify | #33 |  United Kingdom/Business |
Apple Podcasts | #8 | United Kingdom/Business/Investing |
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- A sharp, economics- and finance-focused discussion show that frequently features senior executives, policy experts, and researchers to unpack macro trends, markets, and the political economy behind them. Episodes mix deep-dive interviews with practical implications for investing, policy, and business strategy, often tying tech, regulation, and globalization to market dynamics. A recurring strength is high-caliber guest breadth and timely topics, though pacing and host dynamics are occasionally noted as areas for improvement by some listeners.
- Noteworthy angles include AI and digital transformation in media, macro policy and currency dynamics, franchise and labor economics, and the intersection of technology with finance and regulation, ... more
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