
The aim of this weekly podcast is to make economics easy, uncomplicated and accessible. With the world at a political, technological and financial tipping point, economics has never been so important to all of us and yet, it’s made inaccessible and complicated by so many.
I’ve always thought what is complicated is rarely important and what is important is rarely complicated.
That will be our motto... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 656 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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What happens to the global economy when a war erupts at the world’s most important energy choke point? In this episode, we trace the economic shockwaves already rippling out from Iran: surging oil and gas prices, rising shipping and insurance costs, ... more
In part two of our history of Iran and the Middle East, we move from the 1979 Iranian Revolution to the bombing of Tehran today. This is the story of how America’s Cold War obsession with the Soviet Union mutated into something else entirely: the gra... more
Iran didn’t suddenly become the geopolitical flashpoint it is today, the roots go back decades. In this first part of a two-part series, we trace the economic and political history that reshaped Iran from the 1940s to the 1979 revolution. From Britai... more
In this episode, we ask what happens when economic evolution moves from human speed to machine speed. Fresh from an off-the-record discussion with a Nobel Prize–winning AI pioneer Demis Hassibis, we unpack how AI is reshaping medicine, productivity, ... more
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Excellent perspective from a former central bank ‘chair’. Clearly expressed breadth of knowledge. Excellent interviews
I love it but the fact that itself sponsored by a gambling company will be leaving. Sorry
i came across this pod when searching for a different podcast during the pandemic I think around 2021 - what a find! I’d never heard of David McWilliams and John Davis and at the time I was looking for answers into how populists like Trump and truss could possibly be an attractive prospect to any sane human being with half a brain . Five years on i’m a still a regular… and i didn’t know a thing about economics and now am a keen listener ( albeit still an amateur over yet to sign up to any cou... more
In the December 29th episode titled “What’s Really Going on in Venezuelan?”, the dire economic situation in Cuba was discussed but the cause was inaccurately said to be Cuba’s communist government. I was shocked the hosts didn’t rightly name the US embargo against Cuba as the source for Cuba’s economic struggles.
At 65 years and running, the US embargo on Cuba is the longest in history and is often likened to economic terrorism. Each year, an overwhelming majority of UN member states vote to e... more
Love this podcast. David is super smart and delivers the show in a funny and simplistic manner. Love tuning in on my daily walk. Keep up the great work and entertainment
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The podcast focuses on making economics accessible and engaging, discussing a broad range of topics affecting society both locally and globally. It addresses complex issues in a straightforward manner, linking economic concepts to everyday life and current events. Key subjects often include the dynamics of globalization, banking crises, the impact of political decisions on markets, and the evolving landscape of job markets influenced by technology. The hosts encourage critical thinking about economic policies while also injecting humor into discussions, which enhances the listener's experience and understanding of serious topics. This approach attracts audiences who may feel intimidated by conventional economic discourse but are eager to co... more
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