Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel mahoney

On this week's Handelsbanken Insights podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney react to the breaking news that Sir Keir Starmer is resigning as the UK's prime minister and as leader of the Labour Party. The big question for markets is who will be the likely new chancellor?Plus, James and Dan dig into what the latest Bank of England MPC decision and other data tell us about the path of interest rates.All in under 15 minutes.Why not leave us a review wherever you're listening, to help other people find out about us?

After several false dawns, has a peace deal finally been agreed in the Middle East? Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule set out how the economic picture could change if the deal endures.Plus, David Cameron's happiness index was meant to be a way of tracking how content we are with our lives. James has looked at it and finds something surprising.And although reports say the house planning process is slightly improved, James looks at whether that's enough to revive the UK's housing construction activity.All in under 15 minutes.

As the Fed's new Chair Kevin Warsh prepares for his first meeting in charge, he's facing a complicated economic and political environment. On this week's podcast, our Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf joins Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule to explain why.And James shares how recent data on consumer credit and purchasing managers confidence is affecting his view on the outlook for the UK economy. All in under 15 minutes.We'd love to hear what you think, why not leave us a comment?

On this week's podcast with Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney.As the Iran war enters its fourth month, we'll look more closely at how the effects are showing up in economic data.Plus, the cost of borrowing in the UK has gone up more than the rest of the G7 in the past five years, we'll look at why.And what's having the bigger effect on UK financial markets? Domestic or international politics?We'd love to hear what you think, why not rate us and leave a comment?

The continuing political uncertainty in the UK is top of the agenda for markets. Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule look at what effect it's had on gilts.Plus, it's a busy week for economic data, with fresh figures due on inflation, employment and earnings, and retail sales.And as we release our fifth annual Property Investor Report, James and Dan look at how some of the results fit in with the existing market.All in under 15 minutes.Subscribe where you're listening, and why not leave us a review too?Read our 2026 Property Investor ReportBrowse our other macro economic insights and reports.

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look at the continuing Middle East conflict's impact on jet fuel and diesel supplies. Is the situation as bad as some commentators are saying?Plus, ahead of this week's inflation figures, February's GDP data showed that before the conflict, UK GDP was slightly healthier than thought. James explains why that might not be as positive as it looks.And as property investors tell us they see opportunities in data centres, Daniel shares how current economic challenges could affect the sector.Please leave us a review wherever you're listening.

In this week's podcast, as the US commits to starting a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look at several potential economic scenarios the latest action could prompt.Plus, what is private credit and why is the energy price shock drawing more attention to it?And in property news, James looks at what's happening in the UK's prime property market.Subscribe wherever you're listening - and why not leave us a review too so that other people can find us?Presenters:James Sproule, Daniel MahoneyProducer:Sonia Rothwell

Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule take stock of the latest economics news and consider recent calls for more North Sea oil drilling to counteract the effects of the Iran war.Plus, what other tools are available to help government and central banks control those effects?Don't forget to subscribe and rate us wherever you're listening.

In this episode of Community Conversations with The Liberation Caucus & Mayor Daniel Mahoney of Jackson, Michigan, Dr. Crystallee Cain hosts a powerful discussion on the challenges of our time, centering Black liberation, community advocacy, and the work of dismantling systems of oppression. Featuring our amazing guest hosts Brandon Jessup, Dr. Stacey Deering they join Dr. Crystallee in a conversation that explores collective action, impact of the state of the world, and building a more just future for Jackson and beyond.Sound citation:Epidemic Sound: Diamond Heist, by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen

With developments from the Middle East still emerging at time of writing, our economics experts James Sproule, Johan Löf and Daniel Mahoney give their latest analysis on how markets and central banks are responding to events over there, including reaction to the Bank of England's unexpected unanimous decision to hold interest rates. And listen in to find out what happens when a story breaks during recording...All in a specially-extended edition.

### 12. Daniel Mahoney: Warnings of Anti-Semitism Daniel Mahoney reflects on Norman Podhoretz's warnings regarding rising anti-Semitism and cultural nihilism. He highlights Podhoretz's defense of Israel and his plea for Jews to recognize the threats present within progressive and radical politics. (13)1953 DEMONSTRATION PRO MOSSADEQH

### 11. Daniel Mahoney: The Legacy of Norman Podhoretz Professor Daniel Mahoney honors the legacy of Norman Podhoretz, calling him a "man of letters" who defended high culture. He details Podhoretz's journey from liberalism to neoconservatism and his critique of the 1960s counterculture. (12)1953 IMPERIAL BANK

In the latest edition of our weekly economics podcast with ⁠Daniel Mahoney⁠, ⁠Johan Löf⁠ and ⁠James Sproule we discuss:

It's been said that there's no use in proposing that Donald Trump moderate his rhetoric, but with presidential approval ratings being what they are, a friendly reminder about duties and decorum might be just what the doctor ordered. Daniel Mahoney, author and professor emeritus at Assumption College, joins James and Steve to discuss his latest piece, "Discipline at a Moment of Power."Plus, the fellas consider this morning's breaking news about the SCOTUS ruling on "emergency" tariffs, applaud Marco Rubio's performance in Munich, and reflect on the passing of Jesse Jackson and Robert Duvall. 

It's been said that there's no use proposing that Donald Trump moderate his rhetoric, but with presidential approval ratings being what they are, a friendly reminder about duties and decorum might be just what the doctor ordered. Daniel Mahoney, author and professor emeritus at Assumption College, joins James and Steve to discuss his latest piece, […]

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney review the latest GDP figures, and Dan shares the findings of our new research looking at how political uncertainty in the UK could hit the outlook for interest rates. Plus, why bad weather can rain on the UK economy.All in under 15 minutes.

Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule unpick the latest Bank of England rates decision following a surprise pivot by the MPC. Plus, has a recent report rattled markets by suggesting the chancellor has run out of "fiscal headroom"?And following the departure of the Downing St Chief of Staff, is political risk for UK assets weighing on markets?All in under 15 minutes.We'd love to hear what you think, why not leave a review wherever you're listening?

Kevin Warsh is President Trump's nominee as Fed chair - Daniel Mahoney and our Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf discuss what the markets made of the choice. And UK Chief Economist James Sproule looks at residential property prices and shares our prediction for this week's interest rates decision.Subscribe and rate us wherever you get your podcasts.

In this special live discussion, Mervyn King, Lord King of Lothbury, and Terry Burns, Lord Burns, reflect on the economics and politics of the Lawson boom, chaired by Daniel Mahoney. Drawing on their first-hand experience working with Nigel Lawson, they revisit one of the most consequential periods in modern British economic history.Presented in front of a live audience, the discussion touches on the inheritance of 1970s inflation and the controversial 1981 Budget, tax reform, monetary targeting, exchange-rate policy, and the late-1980s boom and bust. King and Burns challenge the myth that the 1988 Budget alone caused the Lawson boom, arguing instead that prolonged low interest rates, financial deregulation, data misreads, and global conditions played a decisive role.Looking forward, they connect these lessons to today's debates on inflation after Covid, the role of money and fiscal discipline, supply-side reform, and the growing strain on central bank independence. A timely, candid exchange between two architects and critics of Britain's modern macroeconomic framework – and a crucial reminder of how hard-won credibility must be renewed.Stay informed with CapX's unmissable daily briefings from the heart of Westminster. Go to capx.co to subscribe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahead of the release of our Global Macro Forecast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney pull out some of the key predictions about the UK's economic path in 2026.All in under 15 minutes.Why not rate us wherever you subscribe?

This week, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney drill down into what's hampering growth in the UK and EU compared to the United States.Rate us and subscribe wherever you're listening.

In the first podcast of 2026, Daniel Mahoney joins James Sproule to look back at 2025's key economic stories. Dan explains why some of them could still have an impact in 2026. Those include: inflation, interest rates, and how political issues are shaping the outlook for the economy and markets.All in under 15 minutes.

This week, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney take a look at how artificial intelligence is being used by business, how quickly it's really being adopted, and how it's affecting UK economic growth predictions. All in under 15 minutes. Rate us and subscribe wherever you're listening.

In a special edition of the podcast, Daniel Mahoney is joined by UK Chief Economist James Sproule, Jasmine Crabb from Handelsbanken Markets, and Stephen Cowling head of wealth management at Handelsbanken Wealth, to pick over the bones of the autumn budget.They discuss:

What you think about prices going up can actually affect whether they do. In a special edition of the podcast, Daniel Mahoney explains to our Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf why that matters in the battle against inflation. Hit subscribe and rate us wherever you're listening.Read Daniel's Macro Comment: How concerned should we be about elevated consumer inflation expectations?

After a spasm in gilt markets as the government appeared to ditch plans to raise income taxes, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney take stock of the UK economy as we countdown to the November 26 budget. And with gilts in the headlines, James looks at how government bonds have performed in recent history. All in under 15 minutes.Rate us wherever you're listening and please do leave us a comment too.

Our Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf joins the pod this week to talk about the end of the US government shutdown and whether it'll affect the US economic outlook. Plus, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney unpick the latest MPC rates decision, and James reports on the IFS' Green Budget. Why not rate us and tell us what you think of this week's podcast?

We're expecting interest rates to be held at November's MPC meeting, but as Daniel Mahoney and James Sproule explain, its accompanying report (in a new format) will be scrutinised for clues as to when it will resume rate cuts. Plus, is "hazy" data hiding what could be a more positive story on UK productivity? James explains his theory.And James shares a little-discussed driver of house prices.All in under 15 minutes.Let us know what you think in the comments.

Inflation beat expectations last week - good news for the chancellor, but has it changed the outlook for interest rates? And could changes to council tax be in the pipeline as Rachel Reeves considers which economic levers she can activate to move the economy up a gear.Plus, how are UK housebuilding targets looking?James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney wrap up the key economic news in under 15 minutes. Rate us wherever you're listening.

The IMF delivered a "could do better" report on the UK economy. James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look at what it said and why. And James reveals why the spreads on some corporate bonds are causing concerns about the global economy.Plus, as we near the autumn budget, James explains some of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' options.What do you think will be in the budget? Why not leave us a comment where you're listening?

Distinguishing Humane Nationalism from Pathological Ideologies Guest Name: Daniel Mahoney Summary:Nationalism must be distinguished from pathological forms like "blood and soil" ideology, which champions ethnic rooting and the subordination of others. Moderate, humane national loyalty is tied to self-government and common humanity, rejecting the path that leads to "zoological wars." Critics often unfairly conflate nationalism with isolationism or imperialism. 1916 SWITZERLAND

Distinguishing Humane Nationalism from Pathological Ideologies Guest Name: Daniel Mahoney Summary:Nationalism must be distinguished from pathological forms like "blood and soil" ideology, which champions ethnic rooting and the subordination of others. Moderate, humane national loyalty is tied to self-government and common humanity, rejecting the path that leads to "zoological wars." Critics often unfairly conflate nationalism with isolationism or imperialism. 1865 MONTENEGRO

Join James Sproule, Daniel Mahoney and Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf to hear what's in our latest in-depth look at the health of the global economy, as well as why September is a key month in the Bank of England's calendar.All in under 15 minutes.Read the Handelsbanken Global Macro Forecast, September 2025.

In the ​latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Daniel J. Mahoney joins in to discuss his recent book, "The Persistence of the Ideological Lie: The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now." Intro music by Jack Bauerlein.

In the ​latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Daniel J. Mahoney joins in to discuss his recent book, “The Persistence of the Ideological Lie: The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now.” Intro music by Jack Bauerlein.

We look ahead to the Conclave with Doug Keck and discuss the lie of totalitarianism with Daniel Mahoney.

We look ahead to the Conclave with Doug Keck and discuss the lie of totalitarianism with Daniel Mahoney.

Join the Anchoring Truths Podcast for an episode featuring a scholar quite near and dear to us at the James Wilson Institute, Daniel Mahoney.Mahoney is an affiliated scholar with the James Wilson Institute, and with his latest book he applies his gift of prose to perhaps our most pertinent cultural issue, the rise and possible fall of wokism with The Persistence of the Ideological Lie, The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now from Encounter Books.   Mahoney is a professor emeritus at Assumption University (where he taught from 1986 until 2021), a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, and a senior writer at Law and Liberty. He has written extensively on statesmanship, French politicalthought, the art and political thought of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, conservatism, religion and politics, and various themes in political philosophy. His most recent books are The Conservative Foundations of the Liberal Order (2011), TheOther Solzhenitsyn (2014, reissued in 2020), and The Idol ofOur Age: How the Religion of Humanity Subverts Christianity. Purchase The Persistence of the Ideological Lie, The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now from Encounter Books.

In this Sunday's Gospel we hear the story of the Transfiguration. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine, and discuss the problems with the modern-day religion of humanity with Daniel Mahoney.

In this Sunday's Gospel we hear the story of the Transfiguration. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine, and discuss the problems with the modern-day religion of humanity with Daniel Mahoney.

Jackson native and friend of the program Anna Hoffman talks about Jackson mayor and Michigan house candidate Daniel Mahoney, aka B-Face Mahoney, and the double standard for vetting politicians in our current media landscape.Discover more at Enjoyer.com/PodcastFollow Anna on X: @shoesonpleaseFollow James on X: @DownI75 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit michiganenjoyer.substack.com

Abby Mitch, executive director of Michigan Rising. Michigan Rising Action Files IRS Complaint Against Jackson Mayor Daniel Mahoney's “Many Hands Community Services” Nonprofit Action.

Daniel Mahoney discusses the idol of humanitarianism, and cartoonist Michael Ramirez shares his experience of being cancelled by the Washington Post. Fr. Donald Haggerty introduces us to the contemplative life.

Here at Enduring Interest we are in the midst of exploring books and essays that address the question of speech and censorship. Forthcoming episodes will discuss authors including Walter Berns, Irving Kristol, Herbert Marcuse, James Madison, and Pierre Manent. However, this month we're pausing on that theme to discuss a newly published book by the […]

Here at Enduring Interest we are in the midst of exploring books and essays that address the question of speech and censorship. Forthcoming episodes will discuss authors including Walter Berns, Irving Kristol, Herbert Marcuse, James Madison, and Pierre Manent. However, this month we're pausing on that theme to discuss a newly published book by the great French thinker and writer Raymond Aron. On April 4, 1978 Aron brought his academic career to close with a final lecture at the College de France. It has been translated into English and brought out by Princeton University Press with the title of Liberty and Equality. It is a short but penetrating lecture which provides much needed precision and clarity on the question of liberty or liberties.My guest is Daniel J. Mahoney, an expert on Aron's thought. He has been a guest on this show before—he was here last time to discuss Aron's classic book The Opium of the Intellectuals. Dan is Professor of Political Science Emeritus at Assumption University. His latest books include The Statesman as Thinker, Recovering Politics, Civilization and the Soul, and The Other Solzhenitsyn: Telling the Truth about a Misunderstood Writer and Thinker. He's the co-editor of the indispensable volume The Solzhenitsyn Reader: New and Essential Writings. His first book, The Liberal Political Science of Raymond Aron, was published in 1992.

In this episode:ISI's Conservative Book of the Year Award Winner Daniel Mahoney and former attorney general and senator Jeff Sessions join the podcast for a live interview with Johnny about Dan's book The Statesman as Thinkerwhether the Founders were too successful in setting up a system of checks and balances that ultimately undermined statesmanship of “great-souled men”the pathologies of American education, and the need for alternative institutions to excite the “life of the mind” and a serious commitment to the pursuit of truthTexts Mentioned:The Statesman as Thinker by Daniel J. MahoneyThe American Commonwealth by Lord James BryceDemocracy in America by Alexis de TocquevilleThe Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John JayThe Life of George Washington by John MarshallOn Duties by CiceroHis Excellency: George Washington by Joseph EllisThe Logic of Liberty by Michael Polanyi“What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” by Frederick DouglassWinston Churchill MIT Commencement SpeechMeditations by Marcus AureliusBecome a part of ISI:Become a MemberSupport ISIUpcoming ISI Events