Bubble Trouble: Laying Out Inconvenient Truths About How Business and Financial Markets Really Work

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Bubble Trouble: Laying Out Inconvenient Truths About How Business and Financial Markets Really Work episodes

February 21, 2023 First Cut is The Deepest
This week’s episode will “cut like a knife” (pun intended) in that we’re going to make sense of the headcount reductions and cost-cutting strategies we’re witnessing across tech large and small. First cut is the deepest, sung by Cat Stevens, then Rod Stewart, but there’s more than one verse to that song.
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31 min
February 06, 2023 Troubles with Podcast Bubbles with guest Lauren Jarvis
This week we look into the spectacular rise and potential plateau of a not so new medium...our very own: the podcast. Staying power or flash in the pan? Hit driven or long tail smorgasboard of choices.
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37 min
January 30, 2023 A Call for Activism
This week, we look at that special ‘class’ of investors who are busy raising their heads again to challenge management in a time of turmoil - the activist. Who are they, what gives them power and when they wield that power what’s the fall out.
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38 min
January 23, 2023 Pivot
We don't do shameless plugs here on Bubble Trouble, but we're making an exception for our esteem co-host Will Page on the publication of the paperback edition of Tarzan Economics, renamed Pivot: Eight Principles for Transforming your Business in a Time of Disruption.
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38 min
January 09, 2023 Passing the Tech Ethics "Hot Potato" with Stephanie Hare
Today we wrestle with ethics and technology. Stephanie Hare's wonderful new book. Technology Is Not Neutral, gives us a much needed framework for thinking about how the technologies we interact with every day affect our moral lives more. (Repeat)
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42 min
January 02, 2023 Has Innovation Moved The House? with guest Dror Poleg
One of the giant bubbles of the last decades has been real estate, and for this week's episode we’re looking forward, not backward, with Dror Poleg, an economic historian and an inspirational thinker who is figuring out how we work, where we work and what work we’ll be working on in this post-pandemic world.
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47 min
December 26, 2022 Culture Eats Strategy For Breakfast
With all the emphasis on hard metrics and financials, it's often easy to overlook the culture of companies and the role it plays in their success (or failure). (Repeat)
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35 min
December 19, 2022 Conversation with a Virtual Llama Owner with guest Clément Pouget.eth-Osmont
In our last new episode of 2022, we talk with Clément Pouget.eth-Osmont, whose post on LinkedIn mocking the dubious NFTs ratcheted up a record 8 million impressions. We ask: Where do NFTs go from here?
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40 min
December 12, 2022 Chokepoint Capitalism with Cory Doctorow Part Two
Today we have our second episode with Cory Doctorow, co-author of Chokepoint Capitalism. In this second installment, we dig deep into copyright and how artists can take back control of their precious works.
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45 min
December 05, 2022 Chokepoint Capitalism with Cory Doctorow Part One
Today we welcome the co-author (along with Rebecca Giblin) of Chokepoint Capitalism Cory Doctorow over two episodes. In this first installment, we focus on market structures.
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33 min

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Bubble Trouble features conversations between economist and author Will Page and independent analyst Richard Kramer that lay out some inconvenient truths about how financial markets really work. Like…