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David Collum: We’ve Got A Recession Coming
David Collum: We’ve Got A Recession Coming A bad one, at that Whether or not you’ve had time yet to plow your way through David Collum’s excellent 2016 Year in Review, our annual podcast with Dave always brings additional color to light — and this year’s is no exception. Any model based on an assumed 7.5% […]
Wolf Richter: The Economy Is Cracking Under Too Much Debt
Wolf Richter: The Economy Is Cracking Under Too Much Debt Housing, restaurants & retail are suffering Wolf Richter joins the podcast this week to discuss the deterioration of the global macro situation, and how he is seeing growing signs of recession breaking out across the economy: I think that was one of the biggest mistakes […]
Dmitry Orlov: The US Is Sleepwalking Towards A Nuclear Confrontation
Dmitry Orlov: The US Is Sleepwalking Towards A Nuclear Confrontation Russia is ready for one. But are we? Following his cautionary analysis on the increasing tension between the US/NATO and Russia, Chris interview Dmitry Orlov this week about the potential likelihood for actual direct conflict to break out between the world powers. Orlov was born and raised […]
Grasshopper Nation: Planning For Those Who Aren’t Prepared
wikimedia Grasshopper Nation: Planning For Those Who Aren’t Prepared Whom will you help? And how much will you be able to? Take a moment to reflect on all the people you care about who aren’t reading this article. Or sites like this, which wrestle with the implications of limits to growth and the concerning unsustainability […]
Brad Friedman: Why To Be Suspicious Of Every Election
Brad Friedman: Why To Be Suspicious Of Every Election Electronic voting machines have opened up Pandora’s box Long an ‘exporter of democracy’ to the rest of the world, there is ample evidence that the United States lacks even the most rudimentary, basic protections necessary to preserve voting integrity within its own borders. Some of the […]
Dave Janda: Bad Medicine
Dave Janda: Bad Medicine A doctor’s reasons for quitting the profession In our ongoing discussion of how our Health Care system (or more aptly-named “Sick Care” system) has been hijacked by those who profit most from it, we interview Dr. Dave Janda this week, who recently and very publicly announced he was walking away from his clinical […]
Automating Ourselves To Unemployment
Tatiana Shepeleva/Shutterstock Automating Ourselves To Unemployment How shortsighted policies are creating a long-term crisis Students of Austrian business cycle theory are familiar with the term malinvestment. A malinvestment is any poor use of resources or capital, commonly made in response to bad policy (usually artificially low interest rates and/or unsustainable increases in the monetary supply). The […]
Eric Hunsader: The Financial System is ‘Absolutely, Positively Rigged’
Eric Hunsader: The Financial System is ‘Absolutely, Positively Rigged’ And the abuses are getting worse, not better Eric Hunsader, founder of Nanex, has been at the vanguard of warning about the dangers and the rampant fraud that the rise of high-frequency trading (HFT) algorithims have let loose in today’s financial markets. While he usually feels like a lone voice […]
Adam Trexler: A New Way to Hold Gold (2016 Update)
Adam Trexler: A New Way to Hold Gold (2016 Update) Right alongside the bills in your wallet What if you could carry and exchange gold in the exact same manner as you do with the dollar bills in your wallet? Two years ago, we introduced the precious metals community to a company called Valaurum, which […]
Ed Butowsky: Calculating The True Cost of Living
Ed Butowsky: Calculating The True Cost of Living Why it’s much higher than we’re told/sold Over the past decade, we’ve been told that inflation has been tame — actually below the target the Federal Reserve would like to see. But if that’s true, then why does the average household find it harder and harder to […]
Joel Salatin: The Promise Of Regenerative Farming
Joel Salatin: The Promise Of Regenerative Farming It may well be our only long-term food solution Front man for the sustainable/regenerative farming movement, Joel Salatin, returns to the podcast this week. Next month on April 23rd, he’ll be joining Adam, the folks from Singing Frogs Farm, permaculturalist Toby Hemenway, and Robb Wolf at a speaking event […]
John Perkins: The Shadow World Of The Economic Hitman
John Perkins: The Shadow World Of The Economic Hitman An exposé of the ugly global battle for control of resources If you’re hoping to have a ‘feel good’ day today, we’re about to owe you an apology. John Perkins, author of The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, is someone we’ve been trying to get […]
Steen Jakobsen: The End Of The Debt Cycle
Steen Jakobsen: The End Of The Debt Cycle As transformational as the fall of the Berlin Wall As we’ve been watching closely, something is wrong with the big banks. Their shares have lost 25-33% of their market value since the beginning of the year. What’s going on? The turmoil seems greatest in Europe, where bank […]
