One of the most iconic brands in finance returns for today's issues and today's media world. David Westin hosts a new look at the financial stories that shape our world as seen through the eyes of people whose perspective we value. Each week, join David as he sits down with newsmakers and a rotating panel of influential voices including thought leaders, CEOs, policy makers and economists.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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If Larry Summers wants to talk finance, that’s great. If he wants to shill for a political party, go to the View or CNN.
I think Bloomberg for everything now available as podcast format. So, even if we miss live radio / tv we can catch up on podcast. Great guests, great interviews by David. Worth listening!
Vivek from Down Under
Always making excuses for Uncle Joe’s crappy economic policies.
The background music and noises are incredibly annoying…
Outstanding program - a definite must-see (listen). A top notch list of guests and quality discussion each and every week. David Westin is excellent. His experience and style pays homage to the original Wall Street Week program while bringing a fresh approach to analyzing the week that was and what lies ahead.
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