
Bloomberg'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 | 1257 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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I really enjoy this podcast, it’s a bit different that others. I like the topics. I have one suggestion tho’, I think the male host may not know that he talks over the woman. She backs off to be polite but if he could be aware of this it won’t seem to be a bit of a power thing going on.
I normally love this show but they managed to let the Aldi CCO get by without once discussing shoplifting issues.
Loved the catchup with Dan Wang and endorse more China episodes. Maybe pitch a limited series from China with Lao Wai 老外, Lao Ai 老爱 and Lao Wang 老王.
Listened to the Podcast interview with Dan Wang. Was really interested to hear. After 30 minutes I remembered why I had stopped listening to this Odd Lots podcast earlier . Full of nonsensical self serving banter about how they have all been to China - well congratulations on your travel. Meantime you wasted my time - unfortunate that you do not care for your listeners time and the quality of the show.
Has quickly become one of my favourite podcasts.
Feedback:
Joe - why do you interrupt Tracy and guests so much?
Format - why the couple of minutes reflecting after the guest interview is done? Feels like filler, and I’m starting to skip it.
Overall a great podcast - good topics, good guests and the hosts/production team are impressive in terms of how many episodes they produce while maintaining the quality.
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A finance-forward show hosted by two Bloomberg journalists that covers macroeconomics, markets, technology's impact on finance, and policy. Episodes frequently feature high-profile economists, central bankers, and industry leaders to unpack inflation, monetary policy, AI in markets, and the internet's evolving architecture for business and advertising. Noteworthy is the emphasis on practical implications for professionals in investing, strategy, and policy, plus a penchant for deep-dive conversations with globally recognized guests. Listeners likely include finance practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and decision-makers who want clear explanations of complex topics and real-world takeaways for strategy and investment, often with a glo... more
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Recent guests on Odd Lots include:
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2. Chelsea Ransom-Cooper
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