This week we talk about subscriptions, specifically how the subscription business model in newspapers struggles, while half a bil…
This week we're gonna blow the halftime whistle on our travels into the metaverse on Bubble Trouble. Today Will quizes Richard: I…
This week we continue to deconstruct the metaverse with our brilliant Eric Kress of Gossamer Consulting Group, an independent res…
We’re going to keep this deep dive on teh Metaverse going with a doer, not a thinker - someone with skin in the game, bacon not e…
On this episode, we're in conversation with our third special guest, the source of truth and the mad men and women of advertising…
This week, and in coming weeks, the Bubble Trouble team will turn our attention to the phase dejour, the bait of all click baits,…
We're back with more of our conversation with Brooke Masters, the Chief Business Commentator and Associate Editor of the Financia…
This week we salvage what's left of the crypto bubble and delve into the recent dollar devaluations of stable coins with our gue…
Today we have our first of two episodes featuring Brooke Masters, the Chief Business Commentator and Associate Editor of the Fina…
Today we will not be powdering your nose, but be sprinkling our conversation with a little dry powder. That's cash or marketable …
This week we're going to be jumping the shark. That is we're going to be looking at why tech companies and their success, their g…
Today, we're treading deep in some chicken sh*t with Propublica investigative journalist Jesse Eisenger.
Recently, in the most European city of Brussels, there was mingling with the finest folks in competition law and economics. They …
Today, we target those analysts notes that tell us what they think the price should be and how much faith we should put in that m…
Today we wrestle with ethics and technology. Stephanie Hare's wonderful new book. Technology Is Not Neutral, gives us a much need…
This week, we'll get Will Page’s impressions of the bubbles gathering around that island and what tsunami warning horns ought to …
This week we explore the current craze in the mergers and acquisitions going on just now. And asking, do they actually create add…
We've made quantitative easing easy-ish to understand, now we need to infiltrate the institutions that do that easing: the centra…
A lot of financial journalism about companies and markets lives and dies based on access. But what are other ways of finding out …
Today we bring on the sexy topics of fractional reserve lending and quantitative easing with Michael McMahon from the Bank of Eng…
Joining us this week is writer Kurt Andersen discussing his books Fantasyland and Evil Geniuses
This week we look into rating agencies and ask: Why were they invented? What is their purpose? Who pays their wages?
With all the emphasis on hard metrics and financials, it's often easy to overlook the culture of companies and the role it plays …
SPACs Are This Year's Vanilla: Our Conversastion with the FT's Brooke Masters Part Two