Josh Hamilton

Chatter #369 – Eric Kaufman and Jeffrey Peel: Censors, Globalism, and Finance

Eric Kaufman and Jeffrey Peel join me to debate the biggest threat to society. Is it censorship? Wokeism? International finance? Or something even darker?… [Get 25% off 20 taxi rides with the code BB25OFF20 – https://get.business.bolt.eu/vkwniosn0rro] In this episode of Chatter, Josh talks with Jeffrey Peel and Eric Kaufmann about democracy, media influence, and societal…

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Chatter #367 – Lee Jones: China, Russia, Brexit, Sovereignty, and the Second Cold War

🌍 In this compelling episode, Dr. Lee Jones, a leading expert in political economy and international relations, joins us to break down the most pressing geopolitical and economic challenges of our time. We explore the dynamics of the ‘Second Cold War’—a growing era of competition and rivalry between the United States, China, and Russia—and its…

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Chatter #365 – Michael Anton Fischer: Four Cycles of Money & #Bitcoin Nation

Michael Anton Fischer has always harbored a deep interest in economics, despite initially pursuing a degree in engineering. Using his engineering knowledge as a foundation, he delved into the study of economics only to find certain discrepancies in conventional teachings. This discovery led him to explore alternative perspectives, notably the Austrian School of economic thought….

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Hyperinflation Warnings: Lessons from Alfred Landsberg’s Predictions

In the aftermath of World War I, Germany faced one of the most infamous economic crises in modern history: the Weimar Republic’s hyperinflation. As economists, historians, and policymakers reflect on this period, the prescient work of Alfred Landsberg—also known by his pen name “Argentarius”—continues to resonate. During a recent discussion, Michael Anton Fischer, author of…

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“The Straw That Broke the Camel’s Back” – Liz Webster On The Farmers Revolt

The UK government’s proposed changes to inheritance tax laws are set to have far-reaching consequences for farmers, food production, and rural communities. While the reforms are presented as a way to clamp down on perceived tax loopholes, critics argue that they will disproportionately harm active farmers and jeopardize the nation’s food security. The Proposed Changes…

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