Episode 20 - Trust from an Economics Lense
Humanity has experienced immense growth in trade, technology, and innovation in the last century, all made possible by taking risks and trusting the relationships we have formed with each other. As society grows in complexity, so do our relationships and the way we interact with one anothe…
25.1 Transitioning Roles to Church Plant, Stepping into a Senior Role, Change Management in Churches (Ben Ho from Centenary Church and Steve Tran from St. Lucia Evangelical Church)
Ben Ho has made the unusual decision to step down from SLE church to plant and Steve Tran is stepping from co-pastor to lead pastor.
What is St Lucia like as a suburb?
What is the history of the church?
Why did Ben decide he was the one to plant the church?
Why are they planting in Centenary?
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321: How Can We Move From A Mono-Ethnic to Multi-Ethnic Church?
If Australia is a multi-ethnic nation, how can that be expressed in a church community? How multicultural should we be aiming for churches to be? What are some of the practical aspects of becoming a multicultural church?
In the first part of this two part conversation Pete Hughes talks with Ben …
“Passing the Mic: Goodbyes and Introductions” with Ben Ho, founder of the HLEP Podcast and former host.
On episode 26, the final episode of season 2, our new host, Grace Kim, sits down with the original host and founder of the podcast, Ben Ho. Starting as a Harvard Law student, Ben launched this project driven by his simple yet profound desire to shed light on legal practice areas and the trends with…
Benjamin Ho, "Why Trust Matters: An Economist's Guide to the Ties That Bind Us" (Columbia UP, 2021)
Do you trust corporations? Do you trust politicians? Do you trust the science? Does anyone trust anyone anymore?
In Why Trust Matters: An Economist's Guide to the Ties That Bind Us (Columbia UP, 2021), Professor Ben Ho reveals the surprising importance of trust to how we understand our day-to-day e…
Why Trust Matters
In this replay of a 2023 interview, Severin de Wit speaks with Economist Benjamin Ho - Professor of Economics at Vassar College and author of Why Trust Matters: An Economist's Guide to the Ties That Bind Us. What if trust isn't just a feeling, but something humans have been calculating for thousand…
Between China and the US, Who Really is Winning the AI Race
With China and the US taking two fundamentally different approaches towards developing their AI ecosystems, there is a growing camp that believes that China is in an equally strong position to win the AI race despite technology sanctions.
Producer and host Ong Seng Yeow speaks with Maybank's Hong…
From Chips to REITs: Finding Value in a Divergent Market
In this episode, our host, Seng Yeow, discusses the contradiction at the heart of last week's markets: strong TSMC earnings met with a sharp sell-off in semiconductor stocks, even as the S&P 500 broadened with record highs in financials and transports. He examines what this divergence signals about…
CXMT IPO Ignites Asia Market Momentum
In this episode, our host, Seng Yeow, opens with one of the biggest market events in Asia this week – the blockbuster IPO of Chinese DRAM maker, CXMT. Following its explosive Shanghai debut, he speaks with Hong Kong Strategist, Ben Ho, on why the listing could set the tone for regional technology s…
Episode 20: Trust from an Economics Lens
Humanity has experienced immense growth in trade, technology, and innovation in the last century, all made possible by taking risks and trusting the relationships we have formed with each other. As society grows in complexity, so do our relationships and the way we interact with one anothe…
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