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Nathaniel Whittemore
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Surveying the Carnage: Movies, Sports and Education in Crisis
As the COVID-19 crisis grows, some industries will recover quickly, but some won’t recover at all. In this episode we help you understand which is which.
Why Debt Can’t Buy More Growth, Feat. Jeff Booth
A conversation with the “Price of Tomorrow” author on the key structural challenge looming over the global economy.
How We Future Now - Live With Kathleen Breitman, Caitlin Long and More From Consensus: Distributed
From gaming and entertainment to the future of the banking industry, live interviews at the Consensus: Distributed virtual summit.
The Great Monetary Inflation: Paul Tudor Jones' Complete Case for Bitcoin
The story behind the soundbite: why one of the world’s most famous investors is betting on bitcoin as a hedge against a new inflation era.
The Rise of the Dollar Killers
Could the dollar be replaced by a single new, dominant currency like China’s DCEP, or is a multipolar currency world more likely? Presented in documentary podcast and full transcript formats.
9 Reasons Why Bitcoin Has Never Been Stronger Going Into a Halving
From surging price and all-time-high hash rates, to Paul Tudor Jones and narrative relevance, a look at the strength of BTC heading into next week’s halving.
Surveying the Carnage: How Real Estate, Travel and Music Are Faring During the Crisis
One hundred million jobs lost and $2.7 trillion in GDP evaporates. NLW looks at the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on key industries.
Why Crypto Matters for Financial Inclusion, Feat. Celo's Marek Olszewski
In a world of centralized mobile money solutions, do decentralized, permissionless currencies matter?
Why Warren Buffett's Bearishness Should End V-Shaped Recovery Talk
NLW unpacks a meaningful shift as the famously optimistic Warren Buffett struck a more sober note at Berkshire Hathaway’s first virtual annual meeting.
Why the Dollar Has Never Been Stronger or More Set Up to Fail
With trillions in money printing, the dollar should be getting weaker. Instead, it’s stronger than ever. What gives? The first of a four-part microseries on the battle for the future of money.
