Episodios

  • Making Sense of Iranian Unrest
    Oct 10 2022

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    1 m
  • Agricultural Currents: Food Prices, Fertilizer, & The Future
    Oct 3 2022

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  • Ukraine is Winning!
    Sep 19 2022

    Ukraine’s counteroffensive last week was shockingly effective. Sim rejoins the show to explain what is happening on the ground…and to tease out the chances and attendant implications of a Russian defeat.

    Sim Tack is Military Analyst at Force Analysis and GEOINT Analyst at AllSource Analysis. You can follow him on Twitter @SimTack.

    NYTimes article referenced here

    TimeStamps:

    1:54-11:15 – What’s happening?

    11:15-23:35 – Ukraine’s Strategy

    23:35-28:04 – Europe’s Resolve

    28:04-42:10 – Russia’s Options

    42:10-end – Implications of Russia’s Defeat

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    57 m
  • Geopolitics and Cyberwarfare (+ Bitcoin Neutrality)
    Aug 29 2022

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    Matt Pines, yet ANOTHER connection via the Twittersphere, breaks down the present day risks associated with cyber warfare and espionage across geopolitical boundaries. Matt is a management consultant at Krebs Stamos and a fellow at the Bitcoin Policy Institute. He is appearing on the podcast in a personal capacity.

    Here is a link to Matt's white paper on bitcoin.


    Tiestamps:

    1:37 - 20:20 - Cyberwarfare

    20:20 - 28:00- 5G + China + Huawei

    28:00 - 34:44 - Trust Networks

    34:30 - 45:35 - Has there every been a full-on cyber war?

    45:35 - End - Let's talk bitcoin!


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    1 h y 4 m
  • Whose Fault Is It Anyway? The Sino-Australian Breakup
    Aug 22 2022

    Take some time with us to explore the Sino-Australian breakup drama and hear an honest opinion from a real life Australian (his name is John Fowler and he's a former Australian diplomat and international lawyer) on why relations between the two are slowly but surely deteriorating. John and Jacob also talk AUS/NZ relations, viewpoints on the South Pacific and much, much, much more.

    John is co-founder and CEO of International Intrigue, a newsletter at the intersection of geopolitics, business, and technology. We've included a link because you should go subscribe to it.

    TimeStamps:

    2:30-19:37 – Australia/China relations

    19:37-25:20 – Australia/New Zealand relations

    25:20-39:32 – The South Pacific

    39:32-46:30 – Indonesia

    46:30-57:57 – Latin America/France/Antarctica

    57:59-1:05:30 – Taiwan

    1:05:30 – International Intrigue

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    1 h y 10 m
  • Here Be Animal Spirits
    Aug 15 2022

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    How do inflationary cycles work? Are we in a tech innovation environment or are we just iterating on the same old concepts? Also, what constitutes "old"? Jordi Visser joins us this week to discuss these questions and much, much more (yes, we mean China).

    Jordi Visser is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers LLC, a market neutral pioneer of the asset management industry. At Weiss, Jordi oversees the portfolio managers and is responsible for the overall risk aggregation. Additionally, he is the architect and a portfolio manager for the Weiss Alternative Multi-Strategy Fund (Ticker: WEISX).

    Weiss Morning Seeds: https://hubs.la/Q01jhfjY0

    Weiss Insights: https://hubs.la/Q01jhftd0

    Weiss Podcast Page: https://hubs.la/Q01jhgds0

    Timestamps:

    2:20-14:42 – Inflation/Deflation

    14:42-35:50 – Tech/longevity

    35:50-45:38 – mRNA

    45:38-1:03:30 – Energy

    1:03:00 – end – China

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    1 h y 10 m
  • 66. Water We Waiting For? The Decline of Fresh Water
    Aug 8 2022

    Peter Mayer discusses the history the Colorado River Basin - and why it's a canary in the coal mine for the waves of water issues already sweeping the globe. Water access conflicts are going to escalate both nationally and internationally as the globe heats and our atmosphere's composition fluctuates. Peter and Jacob dive into the conflicts already occurring, ( eg. the Georgia vs. Florida water wars), the future of agriculture, and how we conserve water for posterity.

    Peter is a professional engineer and urban water expert and the Principal and Founder of Water Demand Management. For more than 25 years, his work has focused on urban water management, water use patterns, assessing the impact of water rate structures and metering, evaluating water conservation measures and programs, forecasting future demand with and without conservation, preparing water conservation plans and conducting water supply scenario analysis.

    Link to Lake Mead pics: https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150111/lake-mead-keeps-dropping

    Peter’s website: https://www.waterdm.com/

    TimeStamps

    2:34-30:30 – Colorado River Basin

    30:30-42:30 – Georgia v. Florida on water. (If I could have this on in the background during this section I would.)

    42:30-50:30 – Agriculture

    50:30 – Pete’s past

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    1 h y 2 m
  • The Art of Geopolitics w/ Stratfor
    Aug 1 2022

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    Rodger Baker is Executive Director at the Stratfor Center for Applied Geopolitics at RANE – Risk Assistance Network + Exchange.

    Timestamps

    3:00-25:13: Mackinder and the Arctic

    25:13-34:30: The Art of the Net Assessment

    34:30-44:30: The biggest change of the last 25 years…and the biggest change to come

    44:30-56:54: Will China invade Taiwan?

    56:54-end: Around the world: Poland, Turkey, Indonesia, Korea, Brazil, and more

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    1 h y 12 m