
Hidden Forces
Why does the price of gold futures matter to people buying toilet paper in Nebraska? How can we stop social media from eroding our democracy? Are we really in a new Cold War with China? On Hidden Forces, media entrepreneur and market analyst Demetri Kofinas uses a financial and cultural lens to help listeners make connections, challenge consensus narratives, and realize novel solutions to complex problems. Entrepreneurs, investors, scholars, artists, and others seeking to understand today’s complex societal problems trust Hidden Forces to give them an edge. Michael Casey and Sheila Warren write that Kofinas is “a master at drawing big-picture narratives” around complex problems, while Nathaniel Whitmore says Hidden Forces is “one of the most unique podcasts in the business space because it comes at business and markets topics with an interesting and broad, polyglot lens.” Podcast episodes feature a wide variety of luminaries, visionaries, and contrarians.
Episodes


Alex Jones & the War on Information | Alex Lee Moyer

The Price of Time in a World Without Interest | Edward Chancellor

Why Global Liquidity Matters Now More Than Ever | Michael Howell

How to Prepare for the Next Taiwan Crisis | Dmitri Alperovitch, Elbridge Colby, & Jamil N. Jaffer

A Recession, More Inflation, or Both? | Eric Basmajian

Global Macro in an Age of Great Power Conflict | Demetri Kofinas

American Defense in an Age of Great Power Conflict | Elbridge Colby

What’s Driving the Price of Oil? A Supply-Side Story | Rory Johnston

Turkish-Greek Relations & Battle Over the Eastern Mediterranean | Ryan Gingeras

Rise of Shadow Banking & Risks of a Financial Crisis | Lev Menand

Energy Geopolitics & the Remaking of the Modern World | Helen Thompson

Value Investing & How to Have “Soul in the Game" | Vitaliy Katsenelson

The Power of Crisis & How to Fight a Geopolitical Recession | Ian Bremmer

How to Trade Market Sentiment & Why Inflation Is Coming Down | Jared Dillian

The Path Towards Self-Actualization & How to Overcome Your Fears | Demetri Kofinas

The New Era of Great Power Competition | John Mearsheimer & Stephen Walt
The international relations landscape is defined by structural realism, where the anarchic nature of the global system forces states to prioritize power balances for survival. American foreign policy during the unipolar moment—characterized by liberal hegemony and the pursuit of global democracy—failed to account for t...

The Revenge of Risk Rates & the Return of Dividend Investing | Daniel Peris

How to Trade the Great Rotation From Big Tech to Commodities | Tony Greer

Revenge of the Dollar & the Meltdown in Global Markets | Brent Johnson
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