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This interview podcast delves into the complexities of the eurodollar market. The discussion begins with a recap of a previous three-hour podcast episode on the topic's history, then transitions to a contemporary analysis of its size, centrality within the US dollar system, and inherent instability. The guest expert ...
This Odd Lots podcast episode is a panel discussion, delving into the history of the Eurodollar market. The hosts and guests trace the market's evolution from its post-World War II origins to its role in the 1970s oil crisis and beyond, highlighting key events like Nixon's closing of the gold window and the collapse o...
This Odd Lots podcast episode is a co-hosted discussion exploring the history of eurodollars, specifically focusing on their development during the 1960s. The episode begins by setting the stage with the post-World War II Bretton Woods system and the resulting imbalance in global gold reserves, which threatened the dol...
This co-hosted podcast episode delves into the history of Eurodollars, a crucial yet often misunderstood aspect of the global financial system. The hosts introduce the topic and then cede the floor to two expert guests, a law professor and a Federal Reserve policy advisor, who trace the origins of Eurodollars from the...
This Odd Lots podcast episode features an interview with Jennifer Pahlka, author of "Recoding America," discussing the inefficiencies and challenges within government spending and hiring processes. The hosts and Pahlka explore the reasons behind government's repeated audit failures, attributing them to overly complex ...
This interview-style podcast explores how blockchain technology can revolutionize the creator economy. The episode begins by discussing the historical struggle of creators to maintain ownership and control over their work, tracing it back to the 17th-century printing press monopolies. It then introduces Base, a block...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the discussion centers around the notable increase in 10-year Treasury yields since September 2024. The hosts kick off by examining the "term premium" and its role in this rise. They then delve into the effects of the unexpected 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed in September, c...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts delve into the complexities of electricity pricing amid the rise of renewable energy. They chat with Lon Huber, the Senior Vice President of Pricing and Customer Solutions at Duke Energy, who sheds light on revenue requirements, rate structures, and how regulators infl...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts dive into the wave of optimism and wealth that characterized the late 1990s and how it stands in stark contrast to today's atmosphere. They share personal reflections from that vibrant era and then interview Colette Shade, the author of "Y2K: How the 2000s Became Every...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts dive into a comparison of the U.S. and Chinese energy systems, with a spotlight on nuclear power plant construction. They chat with David Fishman, an expert on China’s energy landscape, who outlines the country's impressive nuclear expansion, adding 37 reactors in just...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, hosts Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway engage in their annual AMA (Ask Me Anything), tackling a variety of listener questions. They discuss a broad range of topics, including a request for a debate on cryptocurrency, which they deemed unproductive due to fundamentally different ...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts take a fascinating look back at the year by sharing their top ten insights. They explore a range of intriguing topics, including how McDonald's uses app data to fine-tune its pricing around paydays, the alarming issue of Medicare fraud in kidney dialysis, and Boeing's ...
In this engaging crossover episode of the "Money Stuff" and "Odd Lots" podcasts, hosts Joe Wiesenthal and Tracy Alloway delve into their intriguing three-part series, "Beak Capitalism." They explore the U.S. economy through the unique perspective of the chicken industry. The conversation navigates various facets of the...
This Odd Lots podcast episode features an interview with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, discussing the Biden administration's energy policies and their potential durability under a new administration. The conversation covers the boom in domestic oil and gas production, the significant investments in clean energy ...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly discusses the recent "hawkish cut" in interest rates. She explains the reasoning behind this decision, noting the importance of avoiding a harsh economic downturn while moving towards a more moderate approach. Daly points...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts delve into the market's response to the Federal Reserve's "hawkish cut," which involved lowering interest rates while indicating a slower trajectory for future reductions. They highlight the minimal market gains in 2024, largely dominated by a handful of major tech fir...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Nina Achadjian, a partner at Index Ventures, shares her insights on the evolving venture capital landscape. She stresses the significance of forming solid relationships with founders and positioning herself as a business builder rather than just a financier. Reflecting on the tr...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, Tim Latimer, the CEO of Fervo Energy, shares insights into his geothermal energy startup. He explains how recent technological breakthroughs have made it possible to tap into geothermal energy in new locations, using methods similar to fracking to overcome geological hurdles. La...
In this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, the hosts dive into the intricate world of mortgage refinancing and why a simple "one-click" refi option is still out of reach. They talk with Mike Yu, co-founder and CEO of Vesta, who sheds light on the technological and regulatory challenges that stand in the way. These challe...
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