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Making Markets

Colossus | Investing & Business Podcasts

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Making Markets explores the psychology and structure that make up markets all over the world. Each week, Eric Golden speaks to experts about a different market so you can see what actually happens when money changes hands. From mainstream stock and bond markets to esoteric niches like vineyards, antique art, and crypto, we explain the transactions that underpin our economy. Visit joincolossus.com to find more episodes, transcripts and a library of content to continue your learning.
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Steven Hayward brings you the Power Line Blog's perspective on the week's big headlines. Follow Power Line on Twitter (https://twitter.com/powerlineus) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/powerlineblog). Send any suggestions, tips, and fan mail to powerlinefeedback@gmail.com.
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Grow Everything reveals the world of biology as technology. Hosts Erum Khan and Karl Schmieder interview leaders and influencers biologizing industries with tools like synthetic biology, precision fermentation, bioprospecting, and more. These companies make biomaterials from waste, cosmetics that restore healthy hair and skin, and delicious cultivated foods in a bioreactor and so much more. Join us as we discuss the latest and greatest across biotech, synbio, entrepreneurship, and culture an ...
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Neurodiverse Love with Mona Kay

Neurodiverse Love with Mona Kay

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Join Mona Kay as she focuses on increasing understanding of the strengths, differences, and challenges in mixed neurotype relationships. Whether you're autistic, neurotypical or allistic, this podcast is for you! Knowing how your neurology may impact your communication style, emotional and social needs, processing speeds, sensory needs and sexual and physical intimacy desires is critical, especially in your romantic relationships. Listen in and learn about other's lived experiences, lessons ...
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Every Family’s Got One (EFGO) is devoted to telling true family stories. There’s nothing like family. We see each other at our noblest and nastiest – across the dinner table, on the Disney cruise, at our cousin’s wedding, and other mundane backdrops of family life where emotions run wild – and the most entertaining often-told family stories are created. Hosted by funny people Barbara Herel & Tony Mennuto (of NBC’s sketch comedy group Live On Tape), EFGO brings you family stories, from amazin ...
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The Awardist

Entertainment Weekly

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Don’t touch that dial, it’s Emmys Season on The Awardist! With the dazzling Oscars season behind us, we are now turning our attention to smaller screens to track which shows are headed to the podium and which shows stopped us in our tracks. Join Gerrad Hall, Entertainment Weekly’s Executive editor and EW’s tv-obsessed staffers every Thursday starting April 4th, as they share opinionated hot takes and insight into the Emmys race. The Awardist will get behind the scenes with the creators and s ...
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Party Politics

Houston Public Media

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Party Politics is currently on hiatus. It will return in September 2024. Overwhelmed by the political news cycle every week? We get it — that’s why we’re ‘keeping the fun but losing all the drama’ of politics! Party Politics podcast is hosted by Brandon Rottinghaus and Jeronimo Cortina, two smart and sassy University of Houston political science professors, who deliver a friendly, funny, and casually informative recap of the week's biggest political news stories. Join the conversation on Twi ...
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HitAU is the Hit Network’s weekly home for AUSTRALIAN HIT MUSIC featuring new and old school Australian hit music, as well as the best new stuff from the best Aussie artists. Listen in every Sunday nights on the Hit Network with your host Byron Cooke.
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Storycraft

Kraig Rasmussen, Monkeygong Productions

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The how-to podcast for storytellers! Conversations with creators from comic books, writing, filmmaking and more. Learn how to survive & thrive in the story arts with firsthand insights from working storytellers in comic books, film, comedy, music, video games, literature, journalism, criticism and more! While you learn to be a better creator, laugh, cringe, cry, and bask in the unique stories, powerful minds, and colorful personalities of today's cutting edge creatives. Hosted by illustrator ...
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Disrupting Disaster

James Lush & Charlie Caruso

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Disrupting Disaster is a podcast series created and co-hosted by James Lush and Charlie Caruso, both award-winning Australian/British broadcasters, digital media entrepreneurs, and fellow human beings. This podcast series is designed to bring attention to the urgency of climate change as well as highlight the amazing opportunities currently available that our audience can ACT on today. We all have the power to save the world, and now is the time we get off the couch and do something.... anyt ...
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The Vultures' Nest

The Vultures' Nest

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>> CULTURAL CARRION CARRY-ON << The Vultures' Nest is Radio 2SER's weekly cultural affairs show hosted by culture vultures: Jessie Keath, Jess Tuckwell, Karla Arnall and Fiona Pepper. Every week the vultures swoop on two cultural affairs, bring them back to the nest and tear them apart. That is to say, they're incisive. "Cultural affairs" isn't just what's happening in the arts. The vultures pick through anything with meat on it from 3D-printed guns to contemporary slavery to lab made meat. ...
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Today marks 10 years since a plane carrying almost 300 people was shot down over eastern Ukraine, scattering debris over the contested territory, and provoking an outcry for justice that still echoes today. 38 of those killed were Australians and Prime Minister Tony Abbott soon found himself in a war of words with Russian leader Vladimir Putin as h…
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Last month John Yoo and Steve Hayward, larping around central Europe in search of the rule of law, happened to make the acquaintance for former (and perhaps future?) Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who graciously agreed to sit down for a conversation about his broad gauge view of the world scene right now. We heard him give a terrific speech…
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Episode Description: Karl and Erum have an informative conversation about the importance of networking. They discuss the philosophy behind building meaningful professional connections and share effective networking strategies. From insights into the concept of networking as an extension of human curiosity to tips like dividing and conquering at eve…
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My guest today is Nat Eliason, an internet creator and writer of the new book Crypto Confidential. Nat takes us on his wild journey in Crypto, where he made and lost millions, worked on exciting projects, and suffered through hacks and scams. We also talk about the Olympus project, how he’s built a career on being early and why he’s devoting the ne…
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Scientists in China say they have developed the world's smallest and lightest solar-powered aerial vehicle. It's apparently lighter than a sheet of paper and can fly independently for up to an hour. Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science Editor Brainteaser (answer in the audio): Which word is the odd one out?OVERWEIGHTTENTATIVEFEMININE TELEPHONE For …
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Deep in the rainforests of south-east Peru, the Mashco Piro are believed to be the largest uncontacted tribe on Earth, but they've recently been seen more and more on the banks of a nearby river. Logging concessions have squeezed their territory in the last twenty years, but the images showing dozens of tribe members could help overturn that. So wh…
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The Australian Council of Social Services says $17 billion in Gross Domestic Product could be generated, if low-income houses were upgraded with simple insulation measures, and rooftop solar. ACOSS commissioned a report by Deloitte which shows insulation, draught proofing, curtains, window shades and a shift from electric appliances could save hous…
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The Queensland government is defending its youth justice policies amid accusations from carers and insiders that children are being held in conditions akin to abuse. There are reports that children as young as 14 - including one with the mental capacity of a five year old - are being placed in isolation rooms in the state's police watch houses. It …
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Almost half the country has had their personal and health data stolen by hackers ealier this year from the electronic prescriptions provider MediSecure. That's approximately 12.9 million Australians, it's one of the biggest breaches in Australian history. MediSecure went into voluntary administration in June after the federal government declined to…
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'What's happening today behind the scenes is chaos and fear among democrats'. Reports today suggest top Democrats now privately believe Joe Biden could drop out of the presidential race as early as this weekend. Barack Obama is the latest Democrat - and arguably the one with the most sway - to question President Biden's political future. Guest: Dou…
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Green hydrogen has been a frontrunner in Labor's transition promise to make us a hydrogen superpower, with billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest committing millions to projects and promoting green hydrogen globally since 2020. But yesterday, Forrest announced a major company restructure and 700 job cuts, which puts a big dent in the promise of …
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The World Health Organisation has a mission to halve the number of deaths and disability from snake bites by 2030. A massive 1.8 million people worldwide are bitten by snakes each year. Now a group of scientists including researchers from the University of Sydney have discovered that a century old blood thinning medication could be repurposed as a …
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The Gaza pier built by the United States was never touted as a complete solution to the problems of getting humanitarian aid into Gaza, but now the US has announced its temporary aid pier will wind down operations after being plagued with challenges and bad weather. The military tried to re anchor the pier but was unsuccessful and US officials say …
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Australia's workforce grew by about 50 thousand jobs last month - most of them full time, but unemployment also rose, to 4.1 percent. And with the next meeting of the Reserve Bank now just over a fortnight away, what does it all mean for interest rates? Guest: Brendan Brendan Rhynne, Chief Economist of KPMG. Producer: Anne Barker…
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Donald Trump is set to close the four-day Republican National Convention later this evening - the first time he'll take the stage since last weekend's attempt on his life. But last night, the star act was his pick for Vice President - 39 year old Ohio Senator J.D Vance - the one time Never-Trumper. In introducing himself to the American public, he …
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The 2024 Emmy nominations have been announced, and Awardist host Gerrad Hall and EW TV critic Kristen Baldwin are breaking down the top contenders, as well as the snubs (I'm a Virgo! Devery Jacobs!) and surprises (The Traitors! Reservation Dogs!). Plus, Baby Reindeer's Nava Mau and True Detective: Night Country's Kali Reis join us during our live X…
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What's the strangest book you've ever read? Well for Claire Nichols, one of her recommendations this week fits the bill. The host of The Book Show joins Patricia Karvelas to discuss Only the Astronauts by Ceridwen Dovey and Exhibit by R.O Kwon. Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book ShowBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has now publicly endorsed Trump's presidential re-election bid with a reported commitment of US$45 million dollars a month. Guest: Ryan Mac, NY Times Technology Reporter and author of 'Character Limit: How Elon Musk Destroyed Twitter'By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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After widespread consultation, a Select Committee on Birth Trauma has now made 43 recommendations, including the need for continuity of care for patients, informed consent and a greater focus on respectful and compassionate care instead of a "one-size-fits-all" approach.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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More than nine months on from the Hamas-led October 7 attack, ceasefire talks are dragging on as Israel continues to pound gaza with a fresh wave of bombings. As the death toll in the territory has soared and international criticism increased, Israel has battled to maintain its relationship with previously supportive countries like Australia.…
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In a new report, former competition watchdog chairman Professor Allan Fels has recommended new laws be rolled out immediately to sort out Sydney's current patchwork of toll roads, and that a NSW motorways agency be established so the government can set fair prices and make revenue adjustments.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Cy is a seven year old dinosaur mega-fan, who's fascination of dinosaurs is entrancing even his own parents. He's helped RN Breakfast's Joe Sullivan examine the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton in the world, which has just gone on display at the Melbourne Museum, wowing visitors both young and the young at heart.…
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To learn more about the Neurodivere Love Conversation Cards and Workbook, the Neurodiverse Love Conference videos and the other resources available for individuals or couples in mixed neurotype relationships, check out ⁠Neurodiverse Love._________________________________________________ Through the lens of neurodiversity, a movement to de-pathologi…
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Yesterday, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan asked Labor's National Executive to immediately suspend the CFMEU's construction division from the Victorian Labor Party, and referred allegations of serious misconduct to Victoria Police and the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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