Podscud - FT Alphachat

Alphachat is the conversational podcast about business and economics produced by the Financial Times in New York. Each week, FT hosts and guests delve into a new theme, with more wonkiness, humour and irreverence than you'll find anywhere else

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Anne Case on mortality and morbidity in the 21st century

9 years

1 h 16m

Encore episode: Jim Chanos on betting against Wall Street

9 years

1 h 23m

When (and when not) to get political as a company

9 years

58m

How persuasion works in business, life and politics

9 years

59m

Buy, sell or adapt

9 years

52m

How economics has evolved since the crisis

9 years

49m

Why Texas works

9 years

36m

UBI in action, and the need for full employment

9 years

37m

Why economic populists always disappoint

9 years

38m

Radical economics, rethought

9 years

49m

The Airbnb story

9 years

39m

How the world was shaped by goofing off

9 years

1 h 2m

Michael Mauboussin reflects on 30 years in the markets

9 years

1 h 0m

An investor's playbook for turmoil

9 years

27m

The social media we deserve

9 years

43m

What we're watching in 2017

9 years

26m

Econ film review: Trading Places

9 years

53m

Gender, class and work, plus the financial year in review

9 years

47m

Charley Ellis on the merits of index investing

9 years

18m

A new age of language and truth

9 years

37m

Keynes vs Hayek: NOW who's winning?

9 years

1 h 7m

A Cuban dissident on Castro's death

9 years

27m

Econ film review: Charlie Chaplin

9 years

55m

The Trump economy

9 years

43m

First comes job, then comes...?

9 years

48m

The psychology behind what we do with our money

10 years

39m

Alphachatterbox: The life of Alan Greenspan

10 years

1 h 8m

Clinton's and Trump's tax plans, and the pound

10 years

37m

Alphachatterbox: Tim Harford on the unheralded virtues of messiness

10 years

46m

The economics of "social capital"

10 years

39m