Podcasts about Crude

In this episode, Scott shares a market update- Markets relatively flat this yesterday. The S&P 500 was down .16% and the Nasdaq .59% yesterday. The Dow was flat. Crude rose back to $80. Bitcoin is holding its own at $16500 as the exchanges blow up around it. Fascinating to watch for the long run. The […]

Crude oil not liking the lockdowns. Entering a new phase of COVID-19...Permanent China closure next? November aiming to be another positive month for stocks as PLUS we are now on Spotify and Amazon Music/Podcasts! Click HERE for Show Notes and Links DHUnplugged is now streaming live - with listener chat. Click on link on the right sidebar. Love the Show? Then how about a Donation? Follow John C. Dvorak on Twitter Follow Andrew Horowitz on Twitter Warm Up - Big Tippers No More - Change in  trend - What is happening to oil prices? - End of Year CTP working on.... - Charity Sporting Clays this week - Invited to Shoot - iPhone production snafu Market Update - November trying for an up month - BONDS - Yields Down - Prices Up (November) - USD Down 4.5% in November - Gold Silver, perform well - But CRUDE? You see that? (Same crap today) - Hong Kong Stocks up 5% Monday Another year coming to an end... SCROOGED? Turkey UPDATE Like the story Scrooge.... - Markets thinking about Ghosts of past (1930's, 1970's?), Present (Easy Fed that pivots), Future (???) Tipping - Deflation - About 17% of Americans are tipping less due to inflation, while only 10% are tipping more, according to a recent survey of more than 1,000 people by PlayUSA. More than half, or 54%, also said they feel pressure to leave a tip when checking out on an iPad. - While tipping at full-service restaurants has held steady, averaging 19.6%, according to Toast's most recent restaurant trends report, tips at quick-service restaurants fell slightly from a year ago to 16.8%. - When it comes to takeout, customers are tipping even less — now down to 14.4%, on average, after it climbed earlier in the pandemic, Toast found. More-Flation - The average American household is spending $433 more a month to buy the same goods and services it did a year ago, according to a Moody's Analytics analysis of October inflation data. - Mortgage rates have doubled from a year ago - Each $100,000 costs 3% more annually ($3,000 per $100k or $250 per month) Headline Weekend Through Monday - TECH WARS - Apple (AAPL) -3% extends its decline after gapping below the 50-DMA on production concerns related to the iPhone in China... recent leg lower seems to reflect Elon Musk 'waging war' on Apple's 30% app store fee  - ALSO, Elon talking about possibly inventing alternative phone if Twitter kicked out of App Store --- Phil Schiller, a longtime Apple marketing executive who leads its App Store, last week deleted his Twitter account. Schiller's move came after Musk complained on Twitter about Apple's fees, saying they're effectively "a hidden 30% tax on the internet." Black Friday - The Winner? - Amazon or  Walmart? Who got the game? - Searches for Black Friday discounts on Walmart surged 386% year over year, leapfrogging rival retailer Amazon, which last year ranked first in Captify's survey of most searched retailers on Black Friday. This year, the world's largest e-commerce company ranked fourth, behind Target and Kohl's, respectively. - Black Friday is expected to pull in $9 billion in online sales, a 1% jump from the previous year, according to Adobe. OH - AND - Thanksgiving Day online spending hit a record of $5.29 billion, an increase of 2.9% year over year, according to Adobe, which tracks sales on retailers' websites. Typically, shoppers spend about $2 billion to $3 billion online in a day, according to Adobe. - That increase was driven by demand, not inflation, according to Vivek Pandya, lead analyst at Adobe. Online sales haven't been driven higher by inflation like store sales, since e-commerce is largely made up of electronics, apparel and other durables that have stayed stable in price or declined compared to groceries, he said. Crypto News - There is NO GOOD NEWS - Brendan Blumer, known as one of the creators of the EOS blockchain and one of the richest people in the crypto space,

U.S. equities were mixed-to-negative heading into Tuesday's close, as investors remain cautious ahead of Friday's release of the November jobs report. Chinese authorities seem to have stifled “Zero COVID” protests, as concerns about growth in the world's second-largest economy persist. Crude oil prices have stabilized today, with the generic front-month futures contract trading around the historically significant $75 per barrel level. Tony Greer, the founder of TG Macro and the editor of the Morning Navigator newsletter, joins Andreas Steno Larsen for today's Daily Briefing to talk about recent price action, the energy trade, and why in the world the Netherlands has agreed to basically destroy 3,000 working farms and what impact the move will have on global food markets. We also hear from Real Vision macro analyst Michael Coolbaugh, who makes the bearish case for crude oil heading into 2023. Watch the entire conversation between Michael Coolbaugh and James Helliwell here: https://rvtv.io/3Uc9uHr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Rapier is a chemical engineer with more than 25 years of international engineering experience in chemicals, oil and gas, and renewables, who writes for Forbes and Utility Forecaster. In this episode, Rapier talks about the ongoing diesel shortage in the U.S., the mismatch between domestic crude production and domestic refining capacity, his stock-investment strategies, Vinod Khosla's stupid bet on biofuels, why cellulosic ethanol has never worked, and why he believes ExxonMobil is “going to be in business for a long time” to come. (Recorded November 15, 2022.)

Guy Adami, Dan Nathan and Carter Worth discuss the biggest headlines impacting your portfolio for Monday, November 28th - Consumer Stocks XLY, AMZN, HD - VIX vs. SPX - 10yr & crude - Semis SMH - Carter takes a look at AAPL, XLU MRKT Call is brought to you by our presenting sponsors CME Group, FactSet & SoFi Watch MRKT Call LIVE at 1pm M-TH on YouTube Sign up for our emails Follow us on Twitter @MRKTCall Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow @CarterBWorth on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube

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Today, we hit a milestone in our Frac Spread Count show history. In addition to this pivotal moment for Primary Vision Network, Mark gives us some really interesting perspectives regarding the rising cost of celebrating a Thanksgiving and some key insights into the labor markets. He also touches upon food and Russian gas, climate change and fall in CAPEX in the manufacturing sector. All in all, a must watch!Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

Aaron Carter arguing with his neighbors. Everything in the conspiracy world is chickenfeed to keep you busy. DAMAGE CONTROL: Logan Paul. Checking in on Jeff. AIDS was basically airborne?? Andrew Tate is back on Twitter + his CRINGE new website. Nick Rekieta ADMITS to posting a CRUDE photo. Alex Stein FAKES a confrontation/Alex Stein CONFRONTS Destiny. Destiny ADMITS to being an ACTUAL cuck, before throwing insults at autistic Lex Fridman. All this & MORE!! Thanks for listening. JOIN THE MINUS WORLD: buymeacoffee.com/TheWrongWarp Watch the stream: youtube.com/@thewrongwarp Email the show: Ketsuban@TheWrongWarp.com Follow on Instagram @thewrongwarp2 Follow on Twitter @TheWrongWarp Check out The Blue Hues on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6nffJGtjWZwrssFzfpKLJU Check out Cosmic Collective on Bandcamp: https://cosmiccollectivemusic.bandcamp.com/ Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. The Wrong Warp is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Everything said and/or implied on this program is misinformation. THIS PROGRAM IS EXPLICIT AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR MINORS.    

It's a Thanksgiving-abbreviated trading week in the U.S., but there's no lack of compelling evidence to sift this Monday. Stocks were mixed two hours ahead of the close, but long-duration Treasury yields had sent a decidedly risk-off message on signs the domestic economy is slowing. Crude oil prices reached lows not seen since January, with OPEC denying reports it will discuss production increases when it meets in December. And we'll have more insight on central bank thinking when minutes from the recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting are released on Wednesday. Greg Weldon, the CEO of Weldon Financial, joins Andreas Steno Larsen for today's Daily Briefing to talk about what a re-assertion of dollar strength means for the market right now. We also hear from Michael Gayed about the implications of falling U.S. Treasury yields in an excerpt from the October 28 Daily Briefing. Watch the full conversation between Michael Gayed and Andreas Steno Larsen here: rvtv.io/3VizvWO. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Multipolarista host Ben Norton discusses an important yet little known US-Saudi "oil war" in 2014, when Washington pressured Riyadh to overproduce crude and make prices plummet on the global market in order to hurt the export-reliant economies of Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OuArMYIZ-Ck SOURCES: https://multipolarista.com/2022/11/18/oil-war-us-saudi-crash-russia-iran-venezuela-2014 Check out our interview with historian Aaron Good for more information on how oil is used as a geopolitical weapon: https://multipolarista.com/2022/11/16/oil-geopolitical-weapon-opec-saudi-petrodollar

In this episode of FSC, Mark speaks about many interesting things, giving us an overview of the week and of course our favorite Frac Spread number!The connection between weaker global economy and oil surplus is highly relevant to the contemporary times and answer to it might also provide an insight into the future of oil prices. He also mentions a weakening CAPEX and its relation to manufacturing.This episode combines insights from multiple aspects of global economy!Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

Today's slide deck: http://bit.ly/3txmyMH   - Click here to open an account with Saxo   -   Today we discuss US markets exploding higher yesterday after a soft PPI release, only to have an apparently Russian missile hitting Poland on the Ukrainian border roiling sentiment. The USD behavior yesterday was inverse to the swings in equities, pointing to more correlation with risk sentiment swings than US yields as we look ahead at today's US Retail Sales data. Crude oil, tightness in the commodity markets, the huge announcement from Apple on plans to purchase US-made chips and much more on today's pod, which features Peter Garnry on equities and John J. Hardy hosting an on FX. Read daily in-depth market updates from the Saxo Market Call and Saxo Strategy Team here. Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

European bourses have spent much of the morning fairly contained but with a gradually increasing negative bias, as the recent rally pauses amid numerous geopolitical developments.DXY is once again on the backfoot and sub-106.00 to the modest benefit of peers, ex-JPY.The bund is currently near the unchanged mark despite some fairly marked gyrations overnight and throughout the European morning amid geopols. & hot UK CPI.Crude benchmarks began a touch softer digesting the latest clarifications, however reports of an oil tanker attack lifted price action.Fed's George (voter) says Fed should continue raising rates, but Fed should slow pace of hikes, WSJ reports.Looking ahead, highlights include Canadian CPI, US Retail Sales and IP, BoE Treasury Select Committee, Speeches from ECB's Lagarde, Panetta, Fed's Williams, Barr, Waller, Supply from the US.Read the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

In this episode of the Pipeliners Podcast, host Russel Treat is joined by Andy Black, President & CEO of Liquid Energy Pipeline Association (formerly Association of Oil Pipelines, AOPL), to discuss the roles of various organizations, including FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission), and the commercial side of the industry.  For detailed show notes including insider terms, definitions, and relevant links, as well as a full episode transcript, visit PipelinePodcastNetwork.com

Here are this week's special guests and energy experts on The Crude Life Week In Review Episode 483. Keith Olson, Regional Director of the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) shares recent data indicating the Bakken's small business case load is slightly ahead of the state's largest city – [...]

According to the IEA, oil inventories are at the lowest level since 2004. OPEC warns of uncertainties in oil supply and global growth. "The crude oil price has been in a good trading range and I like it to the upside. With colder weather, you will see movement in heating oil and natural gas. OPEC is just trying to balance out supply and demand. Crude oil is not really inversely correlated to the U.S. Dollar, but other commodities like precious metals were impacted," says Phil Streible.

European bourses are mixed overall, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.2%, as opening gains scale back after a mostly constructive APAC session.Stateside, US futures are firmer across the board with Tech leading after strong APAC tech trade and in wake of Fed's Brainard, ES +0.7%.DXY continues to slip after a pronounced move which occurred prior to the European cash open, currently near sub-106.00 lows to the broad benefit of peers.BTPs are leading the fixed income complex with upside in excess of a point, Bunds are similarly bid though to a lesser extentUSTs move in tandem with EGBs with yields lower as such in wake of Fed's Brainard, who backed the FOMC downshifting to a lower increment of rate hikes in December.Crude benchmarks are pressured with the overarching COVID headwind weighing on the demand side and overshadowing any potential upside from the USD & G20.Looking ahead, highlights include US PPI, Speeches from Fed's Harker, Cook, Barr, ECB's Villeroy, Elderson.Click here for the Week Ahead previewRead the full report covering Equities, Forex, Fixed Income, Commodites and more on Newsquawk

How does China's easing of Covid restrictions impact oil prices? Crude rallied back toward $90 after a two-day sell-off. Where does the crude oil price go given supply-side issues and the threat of a recession? "Crude oil has benefited from a decrease in price of certain commodities like copper. Recently, there were more Covid cases in China than last April. There were also comments from the Saudi Arabia oil minister that they are cautious about bringing production back," says Bill Baruch.

Courtney is a dirty thirty something entrepreneur from Minnesota with a double major in criminal justice and massage therapy. We know...it didn't make much sense to us either. Until we dove deeper into her back story and got to know the woman beneath the tough girl image. Her father, a Cuban immigrant, was imprisoned when she was born, and spent over 20 of her first 25 years incarcerated. These arrests led to her first encounter with law enforcement--as well as having a duty weapon pointed at her head at 6 years old. Several people in her family were diagnosed with MS quite young, and found that massage therapy was significantly more effective (both physically and financially) than pharmaceutical treatment. This lead her to pursue her associates degree in massage therapy. Growing up in a very small Minnesota town on the Iowa/Wisconsin border, she was subjected to plenty of things growing up, from sexual assault, domestic violence, drug abuse and overdose, fertility struggles/pregnancy loss, racism, police brutality, her own run ins with law enforcement/incarceration, homelessness, and of course the family business of organized crime, etc. Through all of the adversity she has overcome, however, she earned the nickname "Phoenix", as she's somehow managed to continuously rise from the ashes of her own destruction. In September of 2020, during the Nationwide lockdown, she set out to create a safe space for local women to connect, vent and just be authentically and unapologetically themselves. This was the birth of the Facebook group "The Unladylike Lounge". What was intended to be a short lived, tristate women's empowerment group, quickly snowballed, and within it's first three weeks, had a membership of over 1,000 women from all over the country. Two years later, that same group has grown to an astonishing 8.3k women spanning OVER 21 nations across the globe! The "Unladies" as they affectionately call themselves, are the women who don't quite fit the cookie cutter standards for other women's empowerment or mom groups. They're the ones with quick wit, twisted senses of humor, filthy mouths, scars on their knuckles...self described as Crude: with a heart of gold. They don't always agree, they don't always get along...hell...they don't always like one another. But they ALWAYS have one another's back whether a sister is in need of a funny meme, a cute pet pic, tough love or simply someone to remind them that they're not alone in whatever life is throwing their way at the moment.https://theunladylikelounge.com

Our favorite day of the week is here! It's Frac Spread Count Friday and the number is up, but we have much more to cover today. Mark dives deep into the future of oil production and shares his thoughts on whether it will increase or decline. He also discusses some prospects of growth and touches on key data points such as bond curve, hourly earnings, and consumer sentiment index; a very comprehensive picture of what to expect from global and U.S. growth in the near future.Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

Why is moisture important in your pet's diet?We talk about the WHY!Makes your body crave moisture when you feed your pet dry kibble, so they drink more. Both dogs and cats.Your pets are designed (think carnivores) to eat food that contains 60-80% moisture.Intracellular moisture is extremely important for the digestive tract, for the proper digestion and breakdown of food nutrients. Without this moisture, in the example of dry food kibble diets, the cat or dog is in a constant state of dehydration. Drinking water from a bowl is not usually sufficient.Historically, cats derive most of the water their bodies needed from their prey. Because dry food has a low moisture content, your cat needs to get water from a dish, fountain or wet food. Feeding a combination of wet and dry food, rather than just dry, is a great way to help your cat get more water.What can you do? Add filtered water (if tap water is something you wouldn't drink it). You can warm up the water and pour it over the food. Or warm up the broth you are using as a pour-over.Flo Glodde After completing her Master's degree in Animal Nutrition and working as a pet nutritionist at a local natural pet supply store, “Crude Carnivore” was born. With an avid interest in nutrition, she has fed her pets Hurley, Marvin, Ovie & Clem the way nature intended for years and now spends every day spreading food awareness to as many pet owners as possible. Flo's Website Join the Wildside for updates and discounts!Learn more about Steve's Real Foods.Learn more about Northwest Naturals.Learn more about Lifetime Pet Wellness Center.We are a local, independent, and owner-operated shop that is committed to providing the dogs and cats in our hometown of Columbus, Ohio with the best possible foods, supplements, and gear available. Also, we're a little different. Our small shop is not your typical pet food store. We don't carry unnecessary pet supplies like a lot of other shops do. We do not saturate our little space with products that we don't believe in and feel are unnecessary. Our goal is to have a place full of positive vibes that you and your pet feel comfortable in.We answer a "question of the week" in every episode, so send your question. Either DM us at @fangsfurpets or send us an email at danielle@fangsfur.com. Find us on Facebook and Instagram.Music in this episode thanks to...Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/fuzz-buzz - License code: LXYRDYTBCUZ8NMUCUppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/habanera-bizet-hip-hop-remix -License code: HGGVZ43LS1MCK8PDCopyright 2022 Fangs & Fur

Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

11-8-22 • Distorted disconnected markets • WASDE prep • Why not the correlation between cattle & grains that we are used to? • Are there election jitters? • No news out there • Basis mixed • Crude, stock market & the dollar • Do gold, silver & bonds know something? • South American weather • U.S. Exports • World balance sheet

Here are this week's special guests and energy experts on The Crude Life Week In Review Episode 482. Keith Olson, Regional Director of the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) shares recent data indicating the Bakken's small business case load is slightly ahead of the state's largest city – [...]

In today's Frac Spread Count show, Mark covers labor force participation rates, estimates around global economy and Aramco's OSP. We wrap up the week with the latest FSC number and some points to ponder going forward. Happy Friday!Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

On today's episode, Greg and Riley discuss the main entries of the God of War franchise. They discuss the games' influence on the action genre, and how Sony Santa Monica has attempted to "Clean Up" the public image of God of War in the latest installments. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/goddamngamecube Follow Goddamn Gamecube on Social: https://twitter.com/GoddamnGamecube https://www.instagram.com/goddamngamecube

The US Gulf Coast crude market is exporting record volumes while also seeing sky-high freight rates. This dynamic has been playing out consistently for the past few months, but how are these exports continuing to move in such great volumes despite this major headwind? In this episode of the Platts Oil Markets Podcast, S&P Global Commodity Insights crude and shipping experts Laura Huchzermeyer, Kristian Tialios and Catherine Kellogg discuss the factors that are contributing to these high freight rates and how they are impacting US Gulf Coast exports. Subscribe to Platts Dimensions Pro for access to assessments and premium content covering Platts AGS (AGSAA00), 130kt Suezmax Brazil-UK Continent (ABRKB00), 270kt USGC-China (TDUCB00) and much more.

Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!Go here to get started! https://primaryvision.co/subscription-plan/

The Einstein of Additives is back, and this time Chris Gabrelcik is joined by Lubrication Specialties Chemical Engineer Kevin Adams and Director of Branding Kyle Fischer for a lively discussion about the critical functions of fluids. “It's like the blood that's in your veins; you don't even think about it,” notes Kevin. “And these guys are tapped in like no one else to the science behind it.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're still seeing a large number of job openings, says Michael Zarembski. He discusses economic data that could move the markets this week. He also talks about key earnings to watch this week including CVS Health (CVS), Estee Lauder (EL), and Yum Brands (YUM). He then goes over how investors should focus on crude oil (/CL), copper (/HG), and weakness in China which is weighing on commodity markets. Tune in to find out more about futures today.

What does the Bible say about cussing, using crude language, and unwholesome speech? In this episode Costi Hinn unpacks biblical truths that dispel justifications for using crude language or profanity. While many people will struggle with a slip of the tongue or using phrases they quickly regret, every believer ought to make it their aim to please the Lord with their words. Furthermore, those who justify the use of unwholesome speech and profanity have no biblical grounds for doing so. 

Email us here at: info@pvmic.com for a free sample!Primary Vision Network is also offering access to our one-of-a-kind research portal via monthly and yearly subscriptions.Included in a monthly / yearly subscription:The National Frac Spread Count (updated weekly!)Oilfield Service analysis found nowhere else but here!Unique economic updates from across the globe!Bonus Company profiles, commentary and so much more!

It seriously brings me so much joy getting to welcome another artist from Ireland onto the podcast. David Keenan is a singer-songwriter who in many ways is an unabashed maverick. His arrangements and singing styles tend to go against the conventional structures of western pop music, and yet his music still has an accessibility factor that allows his art to be embraced by the masses. The thing that's impressed me the most about David's art is how he's achieved this without ever compromising his vision; which is part of what we explore on today's podcast. How does our need and desire for art shift in a time when the world is in utter disarray? We also chat in-depth about the difficult yet liberating work that comes with making a body of work that reflects who you are (in the form of David's second album ‘WHAT THEN?' and his upcoming third album, Crude (which will be out on November 11th). We also have a talk about David's friend/bandmate, Gar Kane, who sadly passed away in October 2020. In tribute to Gar's life, David wrote/released a song called His Name Was Gar Kane, which you can find via Bandcamp. Be sure to purchase the song, since all proceeds go to Gar's widow and children.

Elon Musk officially owns Twitter. $44 billion, and one soap opera later, the Tesla CEO has completed the deal to buy social media platform Twitter, and he's already prompted some big changes to its executive leadership. After two consecutive quarters of big profits for oil companies, Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods joins the team to discuss global energy prices, geopolitics' implications on the global oil market, and ESG's impact on big oil's bottom line. Crude oil has gone, in the last 2 years, from -$37.63 in April of 2020, to over $80 a barrel this week. Plus, CNBC's Sharon Epperson reports on the asset that could be a safe haven from market volatility; they're ibonds, and they're currently in high demand.  In this episode:Darren Woods, @exxonmobilSharon Epperson, @Sharon_EppersonJoe Kernen, @JoeSquawkAndrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkinBecky Quick @BeckyQuickKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

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Here are this week's special guests and energy experts for The Crude Life Week In Review Episode 481. Dr. Loren Scott just finished his annual Economic Forecast for the State of Louisiana and the news is the economy is going to get better, but first it's going to get worse.  [...]

Today's slide deck: https://bit.ly/3gEwm4e   - Click here to open an account with Saxo  - Today we round out our view on the growing Chinese equity market discount as the market takes a dim view of prospects for returns there, given the policy focus on "common prosperity", not to mention geopolitical concerns. The weakening yuan is also a key focus in Asia. Elsewhere, today we have the earnings season getting into full swing today with Microsoft, Alphabet and many others reporting. Crude oil platinum, FX and more also on today's pod, which features Peter Garnry on equities, Ole Hansen on commodities and John J. Hardy hosting an on FX. Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

A *classic* solo on the books this week! Matty discusses life in the 50k club (and the silent slog to get there; Noah muses on the spiritual successor of his hemp wristwear dreams; the “beer as art” debate is revived in a SHOCKING way; carbo-load on some heartfelt listener mail.; and gear up for a RUDE n' CRUDE interhost show down in the fantasy football realm!

Nury Martinez was president of the Los Angeles City Council until a leaked recording revealed her conspiring with fellow council members Gil Cedillo and Kevin de Léon and union leader Ron Herrera, in crude racist language, to disenfranchise Black citizens. As calls for their removal flashed from L.A. to the White House, we stare into the heart of the Democratic Party. Zo Rachel sits in for Bill Whittle this week, with Scott Ott and Stephen Green. Right Angle is a production of our Members. Join them when you tap the big green button at https://BillWhittle.com To make a one-time donation tap the big blue button at https://BillWhittle.com