The Energy Show

Is the U.S.-Saudi relationship really about oil? Is it even a relationship that serves American interests now that the U.S. is the world's #1 oil producer? Victor McFarland joins Mike with an eye-opening discussion about the past, present and future relationship between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia.

Discover how fossil fuels can co-exist with renewable energy. Rob Gramlich joins Mike to discuss the current state of renewables.

Does the U.S. need to adjust its global security strategy now that it is the world's #1 oil producer? Rose Kelanic joins Mike to discuss how American oil's meteoric productivity surge has caused many to rethink long-held military commitments.

Wars are fought for oil, right? It's what we've been taught and told. But what if this isn't true? Emily Meierding joins Mike and dismantles the myth of oil wars.

Economies are re-opening, bringing a surge in oil demand. How do investors view oil's low prices? Andy Tanner joins Mike to discuss investment strategies in the energy sector during the COVID crisis.

Futures contracts and storage capacity are the focus of volatile price shifts. Richard Redoglia of Matrix Global joins Mike to discuss how futures contracts and storage capacity impact energy prices.

A glut of product is driving down prices. Legendary energy economist Phil Verleger joins Mike to discuss how the U.S.-Saudi-Russia deal is really no deal at all, and how coronavirus is tampering demand. This is a must-listen episode for any oil investor.

A glut of oil is straining storage capacity. Discover how the double-whammy of coronavirus and the Saudi-Russia price war is flooding the market with product, and how it is impacting prices. Steven Barsamian joins Mike.

U.S. oil is impacted by coronavirus and the Saudi-Russia price war. Will the O&G industry follow many industries and seek a government bailout? Frank Macchiarola of the American Petroleum Institute joins Mike to discuss the best way for American oil to navigate these uncertain times.

Oil prices are taking a 1-2 punch. The unprecedented coronavirus crisis is coupled with a price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Harvard's Meghan O'Sullivan joins Mike to discuss how producers and investors can make sense in these turbulent times.