#76 The Care of Things: fragility is not the opposite of strength
Episode #76 is about exploring love through maintenance and the disruptive, delightful, mundane, difficulty of the everyday.
Jérôme Denis is Director of the Centre de sociologie de l’innovation at Mines Paris-PSL. David Pontille is Director of Research at Centre national de la recherche scientifiqu…
Inflation: Wet Streets Don't Cause Rain, and Prices Don't Cause Inflation | Lawrence Reed
Guest: Lawrence W. Reed is president emeritus of the Foundation for Economic Education, an economist who has led three think tanks and taught economics at the university level, and the author of nine books including Was Jesus a Socialist? This is the third of his four economics lessons with Jenny B…
Weather outlook: Frosty mornings and a wet weekend ahead - Fri 18 Sep
Metservice's John Law joins Herald NOW for your weekend weather outlook.
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Morning Glory Host Matty Johns | The Knights’ 1997 Grand Final Run and the DNA of the Club
Morning Glory host Matty Johns joins Joel and Fletch to discuss the Knights’ remarkable 1997 Grand Final triumph, the DNA of the Newcastle club and how Justin Holbrook has unlocked it.
00:00 – What was John Laws like?
02:30 – Players who become different people when they drink
04:30 – Ov…
The Pendle Witch Trials - Episode 7
In 1612, a chance encounter on a lonely Lancashire road would help trigger one of the most infamous witch trials in English history.
When travelling pedlar John Law collapsed shortly after being cursed by a young woman named Alizon Device, suspicion quickly spread through the communities around Pen…
Debt, War, and the Tangled Web
Mark Thornton opens with Sir Walter Scott’s famous “tangled web” line, using John Law’s Mississippi Bubble and Richard Cantillon’s response to frame today’s financial disorder: national debt, a bond bear market, dollar manipulation, trade war, stock-market fragility, and overseas conflicts.
Downlo…
Debt, War, and the Tangled Web
Mark Thornton opens with Sir Walter Scott’s famous “tangled web” line, using John Law’s Mississippi Bubble and Richard Cantillon’s response to frame today’s financial disorder: national debt, a bond bear market, dollar manipulation, trade war, stock-market fragility, and overseas conflicts.
Downl…
Debt, War, and the Tangled Web
Mark Thornton opens with Sir Walter Scott’s famous “tangled web” line, using John Law’s Mississippi Bubble and Richard Cantillon’s response to frame today’s financial disorder: national debt, a bond bear market, dollar manipulation, trade war, stock-market fragility, and overseas conflicts.
Downl…
Easy Chair No. 163, February 11, 1988 - Inflation in the U.S.
R.J. Rushdoony and Otto Scott discuss persistent inflation in the U.S., explaining it as an increase in the money supply that benefits debtors at the expense of creditors. Citing Freeman Tilden, they note inflation succeeds when fueled by larceny in the hearts of participants. They trace inflation …
Price of Time: The Real Story of Interest Audiobook by Edward Chancellor
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Price of Time: The Real Story of InterestGenres: Business & Economics, Accounting & Finance, Business DevelopmentAuthor: Edward ChancellorNarrator: Luis SotoRelease date: 07-07-2022Length: 15:35:46Language: Englis…
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