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Funkonomics episodes
- Funkonomics Episode 11Economist Stephanie Flanders talks to Richard Dean about mud (glorious mud) and why central bank chiefs aren't dull. Tim Elliott has funk by The Counts.24 min
- Funkonomics Episode 10Uber's $3 billion takeover of Careem gets the Funkonomics treatment with investor Fadi Ghandour. Funk by Cedric 'IM' Brookes.22 min
- Funkonomics Episode 9The art market and Fed Chair Jay Powell get funked up with music by Lonnie Smith.26 min
- Funkonomics Episode 8Robots, driverless cars and Mark Mobius (the investment guru) provide the economics. Funk by The Fun Company.36 min
- Funkonomics Episode 7Kendal Jenner becomes a billionaire, and why driverless cars may never work - from the CEO of driverless car giant Waymo. Jazzy funk from Robert Lowe.26 min
- Funkonomics Episode 6Warren Buffett attacks gold; Janet Yellen criticises Donald Trump; Booker T and the MG's provide the funk.27 min
- Funkonomics Episode 5Narendra Modi, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince and Lebanon’s surprise World Bank candidate get the Funkonomics treatment. And, Jimmy Smith provides the funk.31 min
- Funkonomics Episode 3Feb 7th - Janet Yellen, The Pope and self-help guru Tony Robbins get the Funkanomics treatment. The Meters provide the funk.24 min
- Funkonomics Episode 4Feb 14th - Imran Khan, Christine Lagarde and will.i.am star in this Valentine's edition of Funkanomics. Jimmy McGriff provides the (jazz) funk.23 min
- Funkonomics Episode 1Jan 17th - Funkonomics is back for 2019...unsurprisingly Brexit tops the bill...19 min
About Funkonomics
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Dubai Eye's Tim Elliott and Richard Dean present the Funkonomics podcast, a light-hearted look at the week's big business stories. Funkonomics bridges the gap between two distant worlds: Tim's love…
of funk and Richard's passion for economics. It sounds weird, we know. But once you've heard IMF boss Christine Lagarde, mixed seamlessly with the breakbeats of James Brown, you'll be hooked.