Brokenomics

Dan and Beau look at the economic decline and fall of the Roman Empire.

Dan discusses the hugely influential ‘The Sovereign Individual’. A book written in 1997 which made a number of predictions well ahead of their time, such as the mobile phone, social media, bitcoin, that governments would one day fake a pandemic and that the nation state was doomed to fail.

Josh explains to Dan what Behavioural Economics is and why it has become the default mode of modern government.

Dan talks to Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch about the prospects of successfully integrating Islam into the global world.

Dan talks to Justin about the Empire of Dollars and the advantages and disadvantages that conferes to the world and the American people.

Dan talks about the emerging gig economy with George Bagby, and what starts as a discussion of the dissolving norms of traditional work becomes a discussion of the dissolving norms of tradition and values as a whole.

Dan breaks down the historic interview between Tucker Carlson and Vladimir Putin covering history, the nature of geopolitics and the decline of the dollar.

Dan talks to Geoff from ‘Geoff Buys Cars’ and Mark Adams on the subject of the used car market.

Dan talks to Auron Macintyre about the Total State and the nature of US political power.

Dan talks to Proper Horrorshow about the book: The Mandibles, a worrying economically accurate depiction of life after the collapse of the dollar as we follow a family going through society after the event.

Dan gives his thoughts on the early stages of the bitcoin bull market and what might happen next.

Dan goes 80s investing with the classic book ‘One up on Wall Street’ by Peter Lynch.

Dan speaks to Professor Ed Dutton on the subject of Intelligence and how our society reacts to it.

Dan speaks to Po the Person about children, motherhood and the choice between going GirlBoss or TradWife.