The ROMEO Podcast

The ROMEOs discuss whether luck is random, or if people can actively cultivate luck with their attitude and behaviour.

The ROMEOs discuss the 2026 US midterm elections, anticipate the possible results and consequences.

The ROMEOs discuss the promise and risks of artificial intelligence, including AI's transformative potential to boost productivity and solve global challenges, while creating deep socioeconomic and security risks.

The ROMEOs discuss how and why friendships change throughout the years, from the teenage years to mid-life to retirement age.

The ROMEOs discuss the fact that vaccination has become a deeply polarizing issue driven by political divides, social distrust, and differing perceptions of risk.

The ROMEOs discuss run-down cities, including the reasons for the growing number of urban areas suffering from severe infrastructure decay and high poverty.

The ROMEOs discuss soaring oil and refinery costs, including their impact on inflation and household expenses.

The ROMEOs discuss the trade war between the U.S. and Canada, including the economic impact and the deteriorating relations between the two historical allies.

The ROMEOs discuss the high-profile triple-murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, who was charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the strangulation deaths of her children.

The ROMEOs discuss the veterinary industry and the high costs pet owners incur to care for their beloved animal companions.