Aid Thompsin joins me for a post-election catch-up to chat about the election and what the Labour government could do moving forwards. We ran through the government’s mishandling of crises like Covid and the Ukraine invasion, stressing their impact on energy markets and financial stability. They explore the consequences of rising living costs, government corruption,…
Professor Steve Keen is an Australian economist renowned for his critical stance on mainstream economic theories, particularly neoclassical economics. He holds degrees from the University of Sydney and a Ph.D. from the University of New South Wales. Keen has become a prominent figure for his analyses of financial instability and economic crises, advocating for the…
Debt Free Dad is a website dedicated to helping individuals and families eliminate debt and achieve financial freedom. It offers a variety of resources including a Debt Freedom Planner, educational courses, and the “Roots” membership program, which provides step-by-step guidance, support, and accountability for managing finances. The site also features success stories, a podcast, and…
Dr Susanne Trimbath returns to the show to talk about the ever-worsening regulatory crisis that the US financial sector finds itself in! Dr Trimbath also discusses how we can fix many of the regulatory issues in the market. Susanne Trimbath, Ph.D. is the CEO of STP Advisory Services. Dr Trimbath holds a Ph.D. in Economics…
Dave Lauer was the guest on this episode of Chatter. Dave Lauer is a former Citadel employee and CEO of Urvin Finance. Urvin Finance is building The Terminal, a collaborative research platform for retail investors that provides professional quality data and tools, and educational resources. Dave is also the co-founder of Urvin AI and Urvin…
Matt Kennard is an investigative journalist, co-founder of Declassified UK, and co-author of the brand new book Silent Coup: How Corporations Overthrew Democracy. Silent Coup is an investigative work by journalists Claire Provost and Matt Kennard, examining the rise of global corporate power amidst the decline of European empires in the 20th century. Rather than…
