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'Ireland is a poor country' NO!
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Tech bubble deflates a little further. More to come?
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Has the old Vs young war started?
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Market shocks, AI anxiety, cyber risks, and a shaky European backdrop
This episode covers a fast-moving mix of markets, macroeconomics, and geopolitics. Chris and Jim move from oil and AI-driven equity volatility to cybersecurity scares, European we... more
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Jim you are the most wonderful bogger from Port Láirge in the land that I love so well.
Your academic qualifications are thaTarr Barr.
Please ditch this muppet that regularly and comfortably changes his land of origin like a whores pants.
The podcast audience capture is a useful tool for the source of global turmoil.
I urge you to be an early adopter and start your own podcast.
The work your partner claims to be doing on the backend wrt. to production is being done by a third party.
Le Méas.
The emphasis on climate seems a bit OTT when all it has resulted in is deindustrialising Europe. China now has
higher per capita emissions than Europe when it is much poorer and continues to increase coal & total
emissions, India will follow. Also Controlled skilled immigration good but the pod fails to acknowledge, mass unskilled migration not so good, especially w family reunification. There’s more than enough unskilled labour to staff the country never mind the housing requirement that goes w... more
Dear Jim Power, you had a minister Peter Burke on a Special podcast lately who used the government predetermined term for the Irish specific part of the Economy as the indigenous economy not the Irish SME or Irish small businesses. It was a deliberate term used by the minister to refer to the Irish population as indigenous as opposed to National or main inhabitants of Our country Ireland. A lovely move to start to call us Irish Indigenous as possibly the Aboriginal peoples in Australia or Native... more
Well just out for a walk listening to yee both still talking bollox to be honest 😡😡
I really enjoy listening to this podcast be it in a walk or train journey. It is a great way to keep up to date with educational content to make sense of the ever changing landscape. A trusted newsfeed thank you both.
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Two seasoned hosts deliver accessible yet sharp analysis of economics, finance, politics, and technology, with frequent forays into AI, housing, immigration, and policy. Episodes blend macro trends, current events, and data-driven commentary with personal anecdotes, creating a practical, policy-forward show that helps listeners connect global developments to everyday life. A notable strength is the energetic two-host dynamic, often complemented by occasional external experts, which keeps discussions broad but grounded in real-world implications for business, investment, and public policy.
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