# Robert Bryce
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Robert Broughton Bryce, , (February 27, 1910 – July 30, 1997) was a Canadian civil servant.
== Biography ==
After graduating with engineering degree from the University of Toronto, Bryce undertook graduate studies in economics at University of Cambridge, where he was influenced by the ideas of John Maynard Keynes. In the fall of 1935, he left Britain for Harvard University where, as a graduate student, he introduced Keynesian economics in the United States, with the help of fellow Canadian Lorie Tarshis.
September 4 Episode
Mike watches politicians shrug as Canada's best and brightest leave. Energy expert Robert Bryce on the growing AI backlash and LNG opportunities. Cattle farmer Rod Carlyon on why beef prices have hit the roof. Plus, another black eye for the media in the Goofy.
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Data Centers: Don’t Believe The Electric Lies
This week on the podcast you’ll hear the full truth about Europe’s suicidal energy empathy with our favorite guest Robert Bryce. He zeros in on Europe's energy crisis and why they are, in his words “bonkers crazytown”! And we discussed whether this could come to America.
Ireland, which we have b...
Full Show: Supreme Court Docket, St. Louis County Fiscal Battles, and France's Radical Protests
Ryan Wrecker is in for Mark, and he begins hour 1 by discussing a story about dogs attacking kids. Ilya Shapiro, Director of Constitutional Studies at the Manhattan Institute, joins the show to discuss SCOTUS beginning its new term hearing a case about climate change, and more! Tim Fitch, former ...
Hour 2: Sue's News, Global Oil Prices
Hour 2 begins with Ryan Wrecker discussing Mid-Term coverage. We hear another edition of Sue's News, and it's National Taco Day! Ryan is joined by Robert Bryce, author, energy analyst, and host of the Power Hungry Podcast, to discuss gasoline prices, global oil market dynamics, and energy economi...
Energy Analyst Robert Bryce Explains Global Oil Prices, Gas Tax Psychology, and Grid Vulnerabilities
Ryan is joined by Robert Bryce, author, energy analyst, and host of the Power Hungry Podcast, to discuss gasoline prices, global oil market dynamics, and energy economics. Bryce shares his thoughts on the psychological impact of visible gas prices on consumers, compares domestic fuel costs to hig...
Reality Check: Britain's AI problem isn't data centres – it's electricity
Britain wants to become an AI superpower – but does it have the electricity to power one? Data centres underpin everything from online banking and streaming to artificial intelligence, and demand for them is exploding. The government has designated them as critical national infrastructure and is ...
Americano: does America really need Venezuela's oil?
Freddy Gray is joined by Robert Bryce, energy expert and author of Robert Bryce’s Substack, to discuss what America’s strike on Venezuela has to do with energy and oil. They examine the strategic importance of heavy crude, the role of China and Russia in the Western Hemisphere, and why electricit...
Americano: the case for energy humanism
Robert Bryce, an energy expert and author of The Question of Power, discusses the state of global energy, electric vehicles, and government policies both in the UK and America. Freddy and Robert look at how government subsidies and mandates have driven automakers toward unprofitable EV production...
Americano: have the wildfires exposed America's class divide?
** Americano is nominated in the Political Podcast Awards 2025. Vote for it to win the People's Choice category here **The LA wildfires have been mostly extinguished, but there is growing concern that more fires could be imminent as strong winds are expected this week. Many believe that the destr...
Americano: power, politics and the grid
Freddy Gray speaks to author Robert Bryce whose recent docuseries Power Politics & The Grid explores the growing vulnerabilities of America's electric grid. On the podcast they talk about Trump vs Biden energy policy; why Europe needs America's energy and what environmentalism could look like in ...
