The Economic Podcast for Gen Z

On this weeks episode Mariam joins to talk about Students For Liberty. We discuss a bit of economic theory and how Classical Liberalism is a rising trend amongst Gen Z.

On this episode I dive in with Clarissa Wölfer on AI and Gen Z. Our conversation touches on the adaption of AI and tech in the work place.

In this episode, Roy Nagar joins us to talk about his experiences traveling across Europe and Asia to find better opportunities. We speak about AI, differences between Europe and Asia, and how Gen Z should be open to talking risks.

Victor Li joins us to talk about the shifting landscape of social media. His views are his own and do not reflect the firm. We discuss the transformation of social media and the current dynamics. 

This week Greta joins the show to talk about her adventure into corporate finance. We discuss a variety of transatlantic topics in the corporate world.

In this episode, Adithyan Pv joins to discuss India's dyanmic relationship with Austria. Alongside this, we delve into economic development, energy, and India's economic partnerships around the world.

In this episode of The Economic Podcast for Gen Z, I speak with Emmanuel Fosu about Ghana’s cocoa economy and the forces behind rising global chocolate prices. We discuss why higher chocolate prices reflect scarcity, weather shocks, illegal mining, and policy decisions in West Africa.

Juan Fernandez joins this episode as Quality Manager for Balluard, a bread and pastry chain across Barcelona. We discuss the behind the scene operation for St. Jordi. Together we explore the supply chain and planning that goes into such a holiday.

In this episode, I speak with Jordan Lofthouse about environmentalism, economics, and the institutions that shape how societies respond to scarcity, growth, and ecological change.

We discuss the tragedy of the commons, Elinor Ostrom, market-based solutions, the limits of centralized policy, and why many environmental debates are also debates about incentives, knowledge, and human flourishing.

It is a conversation about whether prosperity and stewardship are truly in conflict, and what a freer, more adaptive approach to environmental challenges might look like.

Find Jordan's book here: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/economists-guide-to-environmentalism-9781538189856/

https://www.amazon.com/Economists-Guide-Environmentalism-Understanding-Ecological/dp/1538189852

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What does hiring look like from the other side of the table? In this episode, I speak with Robert Luten about talent acquisition, the realities of recruiting today, and what Gen Z needs to know to stand out. We discuss AI in hiring, cover letters, interview mistakes, and how candidates can better navigate an increasingly competitive job market.

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