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Best The Other Hand Episodes

ByJim Power & Chris Johns
410 episodes

Economics and finance demystified.A recent listener's comment:"I first heard about ChatGPT on your podcast and immediately started using it. I’m 73 and wrote my first program at 16. Having witnessed all developments in computing down the years I think this is the greatest since www. Your pod is informative in many different areas, politics, economics, society changes, housing crisis etc but at times goes beyond that. This episode tying up all this but also the implications of AI with a knowledgeable guest. ENTHRALLING! Keep it coming."cjpeconomics.substack.com Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-other-hand-with-jim.power-and-chris.johns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#1

The Trump family enriches itself. In plain sight

This episode dives into the controversial financial dealings of the Trump family, shedding light on the lack of outrage surrounding them. New listeners will find the discussion both timely and provocative, making it a captivating entry point into the podcast.

2025-06-01•36m
#2

Trump creates a new unregulated banking system. What could possibly go wrong?

Exploring the implications of an unregulated banking system introduced during Trump's era, this episode offers insightful commentary on economic risks. It's a crucial listen for anyone interested in the intersection of politics and finance.

2025-05-28•34m
#3

Money for nothing. 'More': is that really what gives us meaning?

In this thought-provoking conversation with Joan Mulvihill, the episode challenges the notion of wealth and its impact on our sense of purpose. It's an engaging listen that encourages deep reflection on personal values.

2025-05-21•41m

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#4

House building fails to take off. China has the upper hand over Trump. Tesla sales disappoint.

This episode presents a critical analysis of housing issues and the broader economic landscape, including insights on Tesla and China's influence. New listeners will appreciate the timely topics and rich analysis.

2025-04-27•32m
#5

No big tariff consequences in the data - yet. Ireland still going gangbusters?

A fascinating look at Ireland's economic performance amidst global uncertainties, this episode provides valuable context for understanding trade dynamics. It's an excellent choice for those interested in international economics.

2025-05-24•32m
#6

Financial markets think it's (nearly) all over. Are they right?

This episode explores current sentiments in financial markets and their implications for the economy. It's particularly relevant for those curious about market psychology and economic forecasting.

2025-05-04•36m
#7

The US is the richest and most successful country ever. Why do so many think it is so awful?

Engaging listeners with a critical examination of American prosperity and discontent, this episode invites listeners to question prevailing narratives. It's a compelling discussion that resonates with a wide audience.

2025-04-30•33m
#8

Will house prices be crushed by the Trump recession? Who wants to go back down the mines?

This episode tackles the potential impact of economic downturns on housing markets, making it essential listening for anyone interested in real estate trends. The discussion is both timely and relevant.

2025-04-20•38m
#9

MAGA split. Fiscal crisis brewing in the US? Brexit boredom in the UK

Diving into the political landscape, this episode discusses the implications of MAGA's internal divisions and the ongoing fiscal crisis. It's a riveting listen for those interested in current affairs.

2025-05-22•36m
#10

Performative trade deals. The UK pays protection money to the Mob.

A critical look at the nature of trade deals and their real-world implications, this episode is sure to engage listeners with its bold assertions and lively debate. It's an eye-opening discussion for anyone interested in policy and economics.

2025-05-09•38m