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Why Cheap Food Ran Out of Road with Rodger Savory

Cheap food ran out of road. Brazilian beef at 19 US cents a pound. Cities still get the bargain. Our herd keeps shrinking. Rodger Savory has been a rancher, consultant, and Holistic Management specialist since 1987. He has operated and owned cattle ranches and wildlife and forestry properties in Af…

The Global Order, With Benn Steil (Episode 25)

Benn Steil, director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins John Ellis to examine why the postwar global economic order is under growing strain, and how China sits at the center of that story. Steil traces the evolution from Bretton Woods and GATT to the WTO, arguing …

🚨BREAKING: Trump ORDERS TROOP EXIT — Italy CUT OFF After Meloni REFUSAL

🇺🇸 TRUMP PUTS ITALY & SPAIN ON NOTICE: Troops Coming Home? President Trump is done playing games with “allies” who refuse to let U.S. troops use the bases we pay for. Today he threatened to pull American forces from Italy and Spain — and Giorgia Meloni is getting extra heat. Not only is Italy sti…

American System Vs Empire

Will Wertz breaks down 52 british east india company vs 54 american system - sovereignty, tariffs, central banking and globalism. We cover Hamilton's American System, the East India Company and the colonies, Bretton Woods vs globalization, Trump tariffs and industrial policy, Ukraine, Iran/Khomei…

Michael Hudson: Russia, China and Iran Are Building the System America Can't Print Its Way Out Of

Is the world quietly reviving a plan the United States buried eighty years ago? Professor Michael Hudson joins me to revisit Keynes' original Bretton Woods proposals, built on balance, capital controls, and the principle that bad debts should be written off rather than enforced into depression. Was…

A History of Money and Banking in the United States | Book Review

Episode 20: Rothbard's "A History of Money and Banking" — Central Banking as Cartelization | Bitlemmas Is central banking a neutral fix for money shortages — or a legal cartel built to coordinate inflation? In this episode, Watson and B. Sovereign break down Murray Rothbard's A History of Money an…

Why Americans Were Forced to Surrender Their Gold: The Hidden History of Executive Order 6102 and the 1933 Gold Seizure

Discover the extraordinary and often forgotten story behind America’s gold seizure of 1933 in this episode of the Podcast. Explore the impact of Executive Order 6102, signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, which made it illegal for American citizens to own most forms of gold—putting ordinary pe…

KT and Dave Sutter: $BTC, $COIN, $TSLA, $ARM, $META, Stablecoins

Avi Mash and Jody bring back chart trader KT (Sniper) to break down $BTC after its move to 97K, plus $COIN, $MSTR, $TSLA, $ARM and $META, and their Kalshi prediction market picks. In the second half, Dave Sutter, CEO of OpenTrade, explains stablecoin yield infrastructure, dollar hegemony, the Geniu…

Apex Crypto Insights on Quant: The Operating System Linking Old Finance to Blockchain

When a clearing system that handles about two trillion dollars a day picks its blockchain operating system, what does that mean for the token behind it? After recent announcements pushed QNT from about $61 to about $350, this conversation asks whether Quant is the layer that lets the old financial …

Monday Brief: Did Trump and Putin Just Kill London’s Oil Game?

Barbara Boyd opens with President Trump’s Sunday announcement of an energy ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine, and what led up to it: his remarks to the press that it’s time for Ukraine to get a new president, and Friday’s agreement for Russia to supply diesel to the United States and …