Financial Sense Newshour (All)

Jan 5 – As the Dow crosses 25,000 for the first time ever and other major indices climb to new records, Neil Dutta, Head of Economics at Renaissance Macro Research, says US productivity is accelerating and global economic growth is still healthy...

Jan 4 – In today’s FS Insider podcast, Reva Goujon, VP of Global Analysis at Stratfor, explains what they got right in 2017, the surprises they didn’t foresee, and what’s in store this year for investors when it comes to geopolitical developments in Iran, China, Russia...

Jan 3 – Cris Sheridan welcomes Diane Coyle, who heads Enlightenment Economics, a UK consultancy specializing in the economic and social effects of new technologies. In her latest book, “GDP: A Brief But Affectionate History”, Diane explains...

Jan 2 – What are the various ways you can protect your assets from confiscation, high taxation, litigation or otherwise? Elizabeth Morgan of Elizabeth Morgan & Associates explains the various tools and the types of individuals that...

Jan 1 – Sugar is at the root of numerous societal health problems, says Gary Taubes in his latest book, The Case Against Sugar. Today, we speak with him on Financial Sense Newshour about the history, politics, science, and impact of...

Dec 30 – In today’s Big Picture podcast, Jim Puplava explains how bubbles are created and walks listeners through a number of history’s most notable examples. Jim’s main thesis is that we are seeing another bubble today...

Dec 29 – Financial Sense speaks with Alec Ross on his new best-selling book, The Industries of the Future, where he explains “what changes are coming in the next ten years, highlighting the best opportunities for progress...

Dec 28 – Cris Sheridan welcomes Bruce Schneier, Chief Technology Officer at Resilient Systems and author of Data and Goliath: The Hidden Battles to Collect Your Data and Control Your World. Bruce writes “we are living in...

Dec 27 – Cris Sheridan welcomes Brian Uzzi, a globally recognized scientist and researcher at the Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems. Brian explains the results of a study he and his team of researchers conducted...

Dec 26 – Today we are joined by National Geographic explorer Dan Buettner to discuss his research on the lifestyles and practices of various regions around the globe called Blue Zones where people live much longer than normal.