Podcast Name
Global Macroeconomics
May 2025
56 minutes
How to break a country (and maybe save one), with Rob Johnson
Onward
Rob Johnson reflects on the time he helped break the British pound and Swedish krona alongside George Soros, Stanley Druckenmiller, […]
Global Macroeconomics
April 2023
77 minutes
Peter Stella & Joseph Wang on Debt Death Spirals, Monetarism, and The Fiscal Theory Of The Price Level
Forward Guidance
Peter Stella, Former Head of the IMF Central Banking Division, discusses the inner workings of the Fed, changes in the […]
Global Macroeconomics
May 2020
96 minutes
294: Cullen Roche Explains The Ultimate Breakdown Of The Federal Reserve
Cullen Roche discusses how the Fed actually operates, inflation versus deflation risks, and the market implications of QE, Bitcoin, and […]
Global Macroeconomics
October 2019
25 minutes
The Yield Curve Indicator
Campbell Harvey discusses the inverted yield curve as a recession signal, its historical accuracy, and how changing behavior can amplify […]
Global Macroeconomics
August 2019
37 minutes
What Negative Interest Rates Mean for the World
Viktor Shvets discusses rising negative-yielding debt, the erosion of money’s time value, and implications for capitalism and Modern Monetary Theory.
Global Macroeconomics
September 2018
54 minutes
Behind The Markets Podcast: Special w/ James Bullard of the Federal Reserve
James Bullard discusses interest rate hikes, monetary policy strategy, and his outlook on the labor market and broader economy.
Global Macroeconomics
September 2018
53 minutes
Behind The Markets Podcast: Leonard Nakamura
Leonard Nakamura discusses excess production, the economics of education and healthcare, and how human capital shapes long-term economic growth.