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The podcast above of the weekly ‘Hoon’ webinar for paying subscribers on Thursday night features co-hosts Bernard Hickey & Peter Bale talking about the week’s news with regular and special guests, including:
* Cathrine Dyer on a global survey of over 3,000 economists and scientists showing a significant divide in views on green growth; and ACT leader David Seymour’s comments that the Reserve Bank’s budget cut would stop it wasting money on climate change assessment.
* Robert Patman on the week in geopolitics and climate, including Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff shock and differing opinions about China and the United States between PM Christopher Luxon and Deputy PM Winston Peters; and,
* Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) Executive Director Sarah Dalton on this week’s historic vote by hospital doctors to strike on May 1.
The Hoon’s podcast version above was recorded on Thursday night during a live webinar for over 200 paying subscribers and was produced and edited by Simon Josey.
The Hoon won the silver award for best current affairs podcast in this year’s New Zealand Podcast awards.
Peter mentioned a rare earths article in the New York Times and an article by Tina Brown.
(This is a sampler for all free subscribers and anyone else who stumbles on it. Thanks to the support of paying subscribers here, we’re able to spread my public interest journalism here about housing affordability, climate change and poverty reduction other public venues. Join the community supporting and contributing to this work with your ideas, feedback and comments, and by subscribing in full. Remember, all students and teachers who sign up for the free version with their .ac.nz and .school.nz email accounts are automatically upgraded to the paid version for free. Also, here’s a couple of special offers: $3/month or $30/year for under 30s & $6.50/month or $65/year for over 65s who rent.)
Ngā mihi nui.
Bernard
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thekaka.substack.com/subscribe
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By Bernard HickeyThe podcast above of the weekly ‘Hoon’ webinar for paying subscribers on Thursday night features co-hosts Bernard Hickey & Peter Bale talking about the week’s news with regular and special guests, including:
* Cathrine Dyer on a global survey of over 3,000 economists and scientists showing a significant divide in views on green growth; and ACT leader David Seymour’s comments that the Reserve Bank’s budget cut would stop it wasting money on climate change assessment.
* Robert Patman on the week in geopolitics and climate, including Donald Trump’s ongoing tariff shock and differing opinions about China and the United States between PM Christopher Luxon and Deputy PM Winston Peters; and,
* Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) Executive Director Sarah Dalton on this week’s historic vote by hospital doctors to strike on May 1.
The Hoon’s podcast version above was recorded on Thursday night during a live webinar for over 200 paying subscribers and was produced and edited by Simon Josey.
The Hoon won the silver award for best current affairs podcast in this year’s New Zealand Podcast awards.
Peter mentioned a rare earths article in the New York Times and an article by Tina Brown.
(This is a sampler for all free subscribers and anyone else who stumbles on it. Thanks to the support of paying subscribers here, we’re able to spread my public interest journalism here about housing affordability, climate change and poverty reduction other public venues. Join the community supporting and contributing to this work with your ideas, feedback and comments, and by subscribing in full. Remember, all students and teachers who sign up for the free version with their .ac.nz and .school.nz email accounts are automatically upgraded to the paid version for free. Also, here’s a couple of special offers: $3/month or $30/year for under 30s & $6.50/month or $65/year for over 65s who rent.)
Ngā mihi nui.
Bernard
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thekaka.substack.com/subscribe