Anita Angelovska Bezhoska, the first woman to hold the office of governor in the Republic of North Macedonia, explains how she almost turned down the job.

The University of Chicago's Greg Kaplan talks Hank models and why there may be a closer connection between fiscal and monetary policy than central banks would like.

Former governor of the Bank of Israel, Karnit Flug, explains the trials and tribulations of being the first female governor of the insitution,

Katrín Ólafsdóttir discusses how the Central Bank of Iceland's equal pay certification will encourage women to enter the economics profession.

In this episode we speak to European Central Bank principle economist Ana Lamo, who has done the research into how effective the central bank's measures to improve diversity have been. She will be joined by Anne-Sylvie Catherin, director general of the Human Resources department

Episode 6 - How to fight the next crisis by CB On Air

Many central banks currently lack a key power that could help them deal with crises, argues Yale University’s Andrew Metrick

Episode 4 - The global regulatory landscape by CB On Air

Could the financial crisis have been prevent had women been in charge of the world's supervisors? Martin Čihák from the IMF talks about his research and why women bring greater stability to the financial system

Many things behave like money in the modern economy, and central banks have not yet figured out how to control them all, says Andrew Metrick