Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Fisher

Hannah Hurnard, author of the classic "Hind's Feet in High Places," ultimately embraced unorthodox beliefs, including reincarnation and universalism. Despite her initial appeal in Christian literature, her later writings reveal a drift into apostasy. This serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of straying from sound doctrine and true faith.Links mentionedChristianity Today did a short bio of her lifeHere is a longer treatment of Hannah's life, "FROM HIGH PLACES TO HERESY: Evaluating the Writings of Hannah Hurnard", by G. Richard Fisher.Further ReadingApostasy from the Gospel, book by John OwenApostasy and how it Happens, essay by Sinclair FergusonWhat is an Apostate? short answer by John MacArthur

Richard Fisher, part of Holland & Barrett's design team, joins Alex from The Retail Podcast to explore a new era of store design. They discuss how to infuse “showbiz and punk” energy into store layouts, the crucial role of community spaces, and what it takes to make every visit memorable. Richard reveals why Cardiff's upcoming massive refit could reshape wellness retail, and how global customers—from Benelux to the Middle East—embrace Holland & Barrett's evolving brand values.Step inside Holland & Barrett's vision for wellness retail with design expert Richard Fisher. He and Alex uncover the mindset behind modern store refits, from repurposing existing fixtures to injecting disruptive touches that capture attention. Richard shares how creating trust influences every design choice, including open layouts and clear sightlines that guide customers to the right product and the right advice. He explains why large footprints, like their new Cardiff location, open the door to deeper community engagement and immersive experiences, and how design must stay inclusive—no matter who walks through the door.Listen as they reflect on the future of high streets, emphasizing the need for in-store experiences that build real connections. Discover why simplicity, transparency, and brand authenticity matter more than ever. Whether you're in search of a quick vitamin fix or a place to learn about better sleep habits, Holland & Barrett aims to meet you where you are. This conversation offers retailers and brand builders fresh insights into scaling design concepts and energizing spaces that keep customers coming back.Timestamps00:00 – Capturing Customer Attention00:23 – Introducing Richard Fisher and Holland & Barrett's Global Reach00:45 – The Essence of Retail Design and Creating a Premium Atmosphere01:36 – Merging Showbiz and Practicality in Store Layout02:15 – Designing a Two-Speed Experience for Shoppers03:10 – The Check-Out Flow and Final Impressions03:33 – Why Trust and Authenticity Guide All Design Choices04:46 – Scaling Refits and Preserving Key Fixtures06:26 – Inclusive Design in the Sports Nutrition Section07:55 – Spotlight on the Cardiff Wilko Conversion08:40 – Building Community Through Wellness, Coaching, and Advice10:02 – Elevating the In-Store Experience with Bold Color Palettes11:26 – Tying Store Design to Brand Values in Global Markets13:04 – Retail's Future: Giving People a Reason to Show Up14:17 – Emphasizing Community Spaces for New Generations15:05 – Richard's Final Thoughts on Wellness and Inviting Customers In • Holland & Barrett • Retail design • Wellness retail • Store refit • Community-focused retail • Customer experience • Store layout • Cardiff flagship • High street revival • Global retail innovation • Health and wellness trendsGuest BioRichard Fisher is part of the design leadership at Holland & Barrett, where he steers store refits, layout strategies, and brand experiences in the UK and beyond. He focuses on making spaces both practical and appealing—delivering on the promise of trust that underpins Holland & Barrett's heritage in health and wellness.HostAlex is the voice behind The Retail Podcast. Known for spotlighting global retail shifts, he interviews innovators who are redefining how we shop and connect with brands.Enjoy the conversation and glimpse the future of wellness retail, one inclusive space at a time. If you find this episode valuable, please rate and share it so others can learn from Richard's vision.

The curtain closes on this year’s performance of The School of Rock. Over 100 students took part either in the cast or crew last week at the Portsmouth New Theatre Royal. After many weeks of rehearsals, the performers took to the stage. Julie Butler caught up with Richard Fisher from TPS during the interval on their opening night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – In this episode, Dr. Richard Fisher reveals the growing, unrecognized threat posed by China's ambitions for global dominance. From military advances in the Arctic and Antarctic to their plans for seven wars, China seeks world hegemony. U.S. leadership remains alarmingly inadequate, while China continues its path toward dominance across the globe, and even into space.

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – In this episode, Dr. Richard Fisher reveals the growing, unrecognized threat posed by China's ambitions for global dominance. From military advances in the Arctic and Antarctic to their plans for seven wars, China seeks world hegemony. U.S. leadership remains alarmingly inadequate, while China continues its path toward dominance across the globe, and even into space.

Sponsor special: Up to $2,500 of FREE silver AND a FREE safe on qualifying orders - Call 855-862-3377 or text “AMERICAN” to 6-5-5-3-2“Building on a foundation of economic and then political influence, China has drawn Russia, North Korea, and Iran into its early, active, military dictatorship coalition,” author and China expert Rick Fisher said.In this episode, I sit down with Fisher, a senior fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center. He specializes in understanding the Chinese Communist Party and the Asian military balance.“The major threat elements that China is producing on a weekly, maybe monthly basis, ought to rate headlines on the major American television networks. Cable channels should have shows that specifically highlight these various threats, but they're not,” Fisher said. “The American public is relatively uninformed about the breadth and depth of these threats that are developing from China, Russia, North Korea, soon Iran, and the fact that they are all now in a state of coordination.”We discuss the nuclear coalition the Chinese regime is forming with other rogue states. We also discuss the global implications of the regime's military ambitions, from its space programs to its activity in the South China Sea.“We lose the battle of the South China Sea, we begin to lose the battle for freedom on Earth,” Fisher said.Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.

Richard Fisher, Former CEO of the Federal Reserve of Dallas; Senior Advisor, Jefferies; Board Member Tenet Healthcare & Warner Brothers Discovery; Sr Contributing Editor CNBC, joins KRLD's David Johnson in this episode of CEO Spotlight.

In this episode of NucleCast, Rick Fisher, senior fellow with the International Assessment and Strategy Center, talks about the current state of North Korea's nuclear program. Fisher predicts that by the mid-2030s, North Korea will have the ability to conduct a catastrophic first strike against the United States. He credits the work of other experts in the field and discusses the development of North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and multiple independently targetable warheads (MIRVs). Fisher also highlights the close relationship between China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran in their pursuit of global hegemony and the need for the United States to strengthen its nuclear deterrent capabilities and missile defense systems.Mr. Richard D. Fisher, Jr. is a Senior Fellow with the International Assessment and Strategy Center. In 2024 he joined the Advisory Board of the Free Press Foundation and in 2016 he joined the Advisory Board of the Global Taiwan Institute and is a columnist for the Taipei Times.He previously worked with the Center for Security Policy, Jamestown Foundation China Brief, U.S. House of Representatives Republican Policy Committee, and The Heritage Foundation. He is the author of China's Military Modernization, Building for Regional and Global Reach (Praeger, 2008, Stanford University Press, 2010, Taiwan Ministry of National Defense translation 2012) Since 1996 he has covered scores of international arms exhibits and his articles have been published in the Jane's Intelligence Review, Jane's Defence Weekly, Aviation Week and Space Technology, Armed Forces Journal, Far Eastern Economic Review, Asian Wall Street Journal, Defense News, The Epoch Times and The Washington Times. He has studied at Georgetown University and received a B.A. (Honors) in 1981 from Eisenhower College.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction02:02 North Korea's Growing Nuclear Threat06:38 North Korea's Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles08:06 Possible Collaboration with Pakistan on MIRV Capabilities11:16 The Relationship Between North Korea and Russia18:55 The Dangerous Alliance of China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran25:56 The Need to Strengthen the United States' Nuclear Deterrent32:22 Wishes for the Future36:51 ConclusionSocials:Follow on Twitter at @NucleCastFollow on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/nuclecastpodcastSubscribe RSS Feed: https://rss.com/podcasts/nuclecast-podcast/Rate: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nuclecast/id1644921278Email comments and topic/guest suggestions to NucleCast@anwadeter.org

On today's show we are talking about the non headline revisions to economic data.  I'm here to tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that the US economy is in recession.  What I'm sharing today is the good work that is done by Danielle DiMartino Booth. She is the CEO and chief strategist at QI Research. Previously Danielle was at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas for nine years working under Richard Fisher.  This past FOMC meeting marked a significant departure from previous meetings where Fed chairman Jerome Powell described a change in Fed posture. This was not part of the initial remarks or the press release, but rather a response during the question period.  He said that the Fed was shifting posture from fighting inflation to a return to its dual mandate to both maximize and maintain price stability. That means that the Fed is seeing something in the employment data that is concerning. On this show I've been reporting inconsistencies in the employment data for many months.  Well now we have one more data point that categorically shows what is really happening in the jobs market.  Every month the BLS puts out the payroll establishment survey and they publish the GDP for the nation.  In addition to the payroll survey, the census bureau also conducts their own survey once a quarter. The data from the Census Bureau is much more comprehensive than the BLS survey. We also experience frequent revisions to the payroll survey.  What the census data shows is that in the third quarter of 2023 instead of having 640,000 jobs created during that three month period, the economy actually lost 190,000 jobs in that time period. This is not a small difference. The narrative in the mainstream media is that the economy is strong and the consumer is resilient and the jobs market is strong. If the true data was being reported, I think it would be much more difficult to propagate that story. 

Sam meets with Richard Fisher - club archivist and author of the St David's history book - to discuss the history of the club, the area and its members.As a professional historian, it should come as no surprise that Richard is a cracking guest and talks brilliantly about the subject!Don't forget to head to YouTube to see the latest films from our travels in Wales's.If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

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Always recognised for its commitment to music, dance and drama, the “Music Mark” award is recognition for providing high quality music education for young people   Julie Butler speaks to Richard Fisher, Head of Expressive Arts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Journalist Richard Fisher shares his thoughts on the importance of taking a long view of the future, why short-termism is the greatest threat to civilisation, and how metaphors are key to our comprehension of time. Richard Fisher is a Senior Journalist with BBC Global News in London, where he writes and commissions for BBC Future, the BBC's international-facing science, technology and health features site. He was recently a 2019-20 Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He has held various roles at the BBC, including leading the BBC.com Features teams as a managing editor, and before that, he was both a feature and news editor at New Scientist. Find out more: futurespodcast.net FOLLOW Twitter: twitter.com/futurespodcast Instagram: instagram.com/futurespodcast Facebook: facebook.com/futurespodcast ABOUT THE HOST Luke Robert Mason is a British-born futures theorist who is passionate about engaging the public with emerging scientific theories and technological developments. He hosts documentaries for Futurism, and has contributed to BBC Radio, BBC One, The Guardian, Discovery Channel, VICE Motherboard and Wired Magazine. Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/lukerobertmason CREDITS Produced by FUTURES Podcast Recorded, Mixed & Edited by Luke Robert Mason

We all know that climate change is coming for us. It's already here. But it's really, really hard to change people's actions, especially when those actions don't benefit the here and now, but matter most for the future. They require long views of time, the ability to not just imagine, but to care about people in the future. Why don't we do that now, and how do we get there? We're talking with Richard Fisher, author of The Long View: Why We Need to Transform How the World Sees Time.

Up until recently, runaway inflation was all anyone could talk about. Suddenly, now everyone is fixating on the surge in bond yields, worried that they'll continue moving even higher. Have we made a permanent shift to an era of higher cost of capital that will constrain economic growth? Or is this spike in yields a transitory one? And those hoping for a Fed pivot & a return to lower interest rates finally get their wish? For answers, we're fortunate to sit down with Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO & Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence. She was a former advisor to the Dallas Federal Reserve during the great financial crisis, working with Richard Fisher, and she's author of the book Fed Up. Follow Danielle at https://dimartinobooth.substack.com/ And on Twitter @dimartinobooth and on YouTube at  @DanielleDiMartinoBoothQI  ************************ At Wealthion, we show you how to protect and build your wealth by learning from the world's top experts on finance and money. Each week we add new videos that provide you with access to the foremost specialists in investing, economics, the stock market, real estate and personal finance. We offer exceptional interviews and explainer videos that dive deep into the trends driving today's markets, the economy, and your own net worth. We give you strategies for financial security, practical answers to questions like “how to grow my investments?”, and effective solutions for wealth building tailored to 'regular' investors just like you. Let us help you prepare your portfolio just in case the future brings one or more of the following: inflation, deflation, a bull market, a bear market, a market correction, a stock market crash, a real estate bubble, a real estate crash, an economic boom, a recession, a depression, or another global financial crisis. Put the wisdom from the money & markets experts we feature on Wealthion into action by scheduling a free consultation with Wealthion's endorsed financial advisors, who will work with you to determine the right next steps for you to take in building your wealth. SCHEDULE YOUR FREE WEALTH CONSULTATION with Wealthion's endorsed financial advisors here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.wealthion.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKMeK-HGHfUFFArZ91rzv5A?sub_confirmation=1⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Adam on Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/menlobear⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow us on Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/Wealthion-109680281218040⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ #ERC #recession2023 #bondyields ****************************** IMPORTANT NOTE: The information, opinions, and insights expressed by our guests do not necessarily reflect the views of Wealthion. They are intended to provide a diverse perspective on the economy, investing, and other relevant topics to enrich your understanding of these complex fields. While we value and appreciate the insights shared by our esteemed guests, they are to be viewed as personal opinions and not as official investment advice or recommendations from Wealthion. These opinions should not replace your own due diligence or the advice of a professional financial advisor. We strongly encourage all of our audience members to seek out the guidance of a financial advisor who can provide advice based on your individual circumstances and financial goals. Wealthion has a distinguished network of advisors who are available to guide you on your financial journey. However, should you choose to seek guidance elsewhere, we respect and support your decision to do so. The world of finance and investment is intricate and diverse. It's our mission at Wealthion to provide you with a variety of insights and perspectives to help you navigate it more effectively. We thank you for your understanding and your trust.

In this episode we sink once again into the disgusting cesspool of corruption and abuse that is Prosperity Gospel. Our conduit into the effluent pipe straight to hell this time is the perpetually persistently pernicious perfidious perennial perpetrator and peddler of pestiferous peccadilloes on a path to perdition, Benny Hinn. Unlike all the other pieces of poo, I mean Prosperity Preacher's we've highlighted in the past, Benny is not your typical southern born Baptist raised narcissist with no conscience. He's an Israeli born Eastern Orthodox raised narcissist with no conscience.This episode will also feature guest appearances from faith healer Kathryn Kuhlman, kidnap faking evangelical preacher Aimee Semple McPherson, James Brown, Lady Ga Ga, Donald Trump and Fidel Castro. Sauceshttps://www.bennyhinn.org/about/https://www.nndb.com/people/605/000022539/He Touched Me: An Autobiography by Benny Hinnhttps://www.equip.org/hank_speaks_out/benny-hinns-false-prophecies/https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2019/september/benny-hinn-renounces-prosperity-gospel.htmlUnmasked Benny Hinn: Mystic, Magician or Miracle Maker by Philip L. Powel, Neil Richardson and Sandy SimpsonThe Confusing World of Benny Hinn by G. Richard Fisher and M. Kurt Goedelmanhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1987/08/29/healing-evangelist-sued/554f081e-bba9-4d6e-b26e-40a50f465e58/ Skeptic (Altadena, CA)(Vol. 14, Issue 4) Author: Ryan Shafferhttps://www.gty.org/library/blog/B170403/did-christ-become-sinful-on-our-behalfhttps://www.apologeticsindex.org/9930-benny-hinn-background-callingBlow me down Jesus: Canada's Benny Hinn may be the next great televangelist, by David Lees, Saturday Night (magazine)https://www.christianpost.com/news/remember-when-benny-hinn-said-adam-could-fly-like-superman-and-christians-are-little-messiahs-cursed-his-critics-and-brought-jesus-on-stage.htmlhttps://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/may/20/its-a-holy-comeback-for-holyfield-boxer-credits/https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK556001/#:~:text=Narcissistic%20personality%20disorder%20(NPD)%20is%20a%20pattern%20of%20grandiosity%2C,model%20of%20%22Personality%20Disorders.%22 

Richard Fisher discusses with Ivan six things which should be better known. Richard Fisher is the author of The Long View: Why We Need to Transform How the World Sees Time, a senior journalist for BBC.com and an honorary research associate at University College London. He tweets @rifish and writes the newsletter The Long View: A Field Guide. Kent Cochrane https://slate.com/technology/2014/04/amnesia-patient-kc-was-kent-cochrane-the-hippocampus-makes-memories-personal.html Hutton's Unconformity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esqxYO5vsEI The Future Library https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20220630-the-norwegian-library-with-unreadable-books The sublime https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20221205-the-upsides-of-feeling-small Google Earthview https://earth.google.com/web/ The U-shaped happiness curve https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00148-020-00797-z This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Richard Fisher about the long view and our future. They talk about how society started thinking more short-term and not long-term. They discuss the historical aspects of longtermism, positive outlooks for different futures, longtermism and capitalism, and how our politics has become more short-term. They talk about the evolutionary framework for foresight and longtermism, deep time both past and future, climate change, and many more topics.Richard Fisher is a senior journalist with the BBC-London. He is an Honorary Research Associate at University College, London. He has also been a fellow at MIT. His work covers science, technology history, health, and philosophy. He is the author of the book, The Long View. Website: https://richardfisher.carrd.co/Substack: Twitter: @Rifish This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit convergingdialogues.substack.com

Sea otters, American bison and grey wolves are among nine groups of animals that could help fight climate change. The team discusses the various attributes that make these groups particularly impactful, and they explain what we'd need to do to help populations grow.An ancient supermassive black hole that formed in the early moments of the universe has been spotted by the James Webb Space Telescope. The team explains how it might've formed so early into the universe's existence - and they discuss the mind-boggling prospect of black holes that are older than the universe.An immense sauropod dinosaur, Patagotitan mayorum, the largest known land-animal of all time, is currently towering above visitors to London's Natural History Museum. Rowan went to see the incredible beast up close, and asks palaeontologist Paul Barrett how sauropods got so big.A newly discovered “hat” has mathematicians all excited. For the first time, researchers have found a single shape that can be used to cover a surface without ever creating a repeating pattern. The team explains the shape, which apparently looks like a hat, and what it might be used for.Many of the problems we face in the world today are caused by our inability to think about the long-term future. But in this modern world where we're forced to think short-term, how do we escape this trap? Rowan asks Richard Fisher for help - he's just released a book titled The Long View: Why we need to transform how the world sees time.On the pod are Rowan Hooper, Chelsea Whyte, Alex Wilkins and Sam Wong. To read about these subjects and much more, you can subscribe to New Scientist magazine at newscientist.com.Events and discount codes:New Scientist Fermilab event: newscientist.com/fermilab Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A wide-ranging and thought-provoking exploration of the importance of long-term thinking. Humans are unique in our ability to understand time, able to comprehend the past and future like no other species. Yet modern-day technology and capitalism have supercharged our short-termist tendencies and trapped us in the present, at the mercy of reactive politics, quarterly business targets and 24-hour news cycles. It wasn't always so. In medieval times, craftsmen worked on cathedrals that would be unfinished in their lifetime. Indigenous leaders fostered intergenerational reciprocity. And in the early twentieth century, writers dreamed of worlds thousands of years hence. Now, as we face long-term challenges on an unprecedented scale, how do we recapture that far-sighted vision? Richard Fisher takes us from the boardrooms of Japan - home to some of the world's oldest businesses - to an Australian laboratory where an experiment started a century ago is still going strong. He examines the psychological biases that discourage the long view, and talks to the growing number of people from the worlds of philosophy, technology, science and the arts who are exploring smart ways to overcome them. How can we learn to widen our perception of time and honour our obligations to the lives of those not yet born?

Part Seven: Escape from the Garden In our final episode, Daphne hastens to outpace her stalker, uncovering alarming details. As Daphne returns to a familiar haunt, old acquaintances are reprised and danger comes calling. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

Part Six: There's a Storm Brewing After six years of dormancy, Daphne's antagonists resurface with renewed vigor. Political and civil unrest expose troublesome correlations. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

Part Five: Let's Make a Deal Daphne digs deep and takes some unique advice about her problems, resulting in a surprising agreement. She embarks on a new chapter, while a global health crisis looms. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

Part Four: A Pretty Okay Species While Daphne bravely explores new depths, we hear some different perspectives on her dilemma. Daphne comes face-to-face with a remarkable figure. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson had an unsettling welcome to the New Year. In an interview published on January 1st by Politico, the former U.S. senator announced that the Chinese Communist Party is preparing to colonize the Moon and may use force to deny us access to it.   This is not exactly news as experts like Richard Fisher have been warning for years that the CCP is intent on dominating  what it calls the “earth-Moon system” as part of Beijing's bid to control our planet.   But U.S. policymakers – and particularly those involved with America's space programs – have for decades encouraged the public to believe leftist nostrums about the High Frontier being a pristine international “commons” reserved for peaceful exploration and scientific research.  We're now in a real – and potentially deadly – space race with the Chinese. It's one we literally can't afford to lose.  This is Frank Gaffney. 

Part Three: A Pivotal Moment Daphne's stalker and the rats push boundaries, and Daphne meets an ally and an opponent. As our hero ponders whether it is too late to fix her escalating problems, she witnesses a tragedy. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

Part Two: There's Always a Gap Daphne moves into a new home, meets a mysterious cast of characters, and receives the flagship letter from her stalker… accompanied by some other intruders. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

Part One: Of Mice and Men After many years of relative peace, Daphne finds herself in the midst of two familiar antagonists: her stalker and a rodent infestation. We revisit the origins of her long relationship to both. CW: Contains adult content including descriptions and instances of stalking and violence. If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. FEATURING Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karen Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman “The Rat King” Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Executive Produced & Assisted by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Follow Shrill: SHRILL SITE: https://theshrillcollective.com/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theshrillcollective/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ShrillCollective/ Be sure to follow, rate, and share “The Rat King” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

The Rat King is a serialized, thriller, fiction podcast that weaves magical realism with urban mythology. As Daphne attempts to disentangle herself from her stalker, she must confront the infestations along her path. “The Rat King” is an original audio drama by L.R. Wild, produced by The Shrill Collective. Written by L.R. Wild Produced by The Shrill Collective Directed by Chelsea Feltman and Ash Croce Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Brando Kress Music Composed, Recorded, and Produced by Chelsea Feltman, Tim Leonard, and Brando Kress Cover Art & Logo by Samantha Ferello Executive Produced & Production Assistance by Kristina Cole, Ash Croce, Lynda DeFuria, Chelsea Feltman, & Allison Wilkes-Bourland Marketing & Socials by Lynda DeFuria Special Thanks to Tim Leonard, Wes Bourland, Max Zimbert, Monique Morgan, Laura Anastor-Walters, Maureen and Bob Croce, Rachel Feltman, Tessa Faye, Michele Torchia, and Tay Burch Featuring: Stephanie LaVardera, Kelly Grago, Daniel Van Thomas, Fernando Vieira, Karan Laven, Richard Fisher, Dina Laura, Sheree Wichard, Al Pagano, and Rachel Feltman Trailer VO featuring Kristina Cole If you or someone you know is being stalked, or is a survivor of domestic or sexual abuse, help is available. Go to https://www.stalkingawareness.org/ for resources. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-shrill-collective/message

A common refrain among the market experts I talk with is that we can't be 'investors' in the current environment -- instead, we're all forced to be speculators, guessing what Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other The Federal Open Market Committee members are going to decide to do next. Because that's all that matters to price action these days. Like it or not, that's the world we're living in right now. So it makes all the sense in the world to tap the perspective of someone who knows the Fed inside & out -- which is why we're fortunate to have Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO & Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence joining us today. She was a former advisor to the Dallas Federal Reserve during the great financial crisis, working with Richard Fisher, and she's author of the book Fed Up. https://youtu.be/VYK2qwc7JQM

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Should we buy coal mines?, published by John G. Halstead on May 4, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. At Effective Altruism Global, Will MacAskill proposed the idea of buying a coal mine in order to keep coal in the ground, as a potential longtermist megaproject. The idea was covered in a piece by Richard Fisher for the BBC here. There is a large literature in economics on the idea of reducing the supply of fossil fuels in the economics literature, and the idea recently received additional attention thanks to a post by Alex Tabarrok on the Marginal Revolution blog here. I have spent around 50 hours looking into whether it would be worth buying a coal mine. I talked to more than 10 experts about this. I have mainly focused on feasibility in the US and Australia because the project seemed more promising in those countries due to likely political and legal barriers in countries like India, China and Indonesia. I have concluded that: Buying a coal mine is much more expensive than it might at first appear due to costs to reclaim the land after mine closure and foregone royalty payments to the mine owner. Buying mines is legally impossible for some mines, and for others seems extremely practically difficult, for legal, political and cultural reasons. My impression is that there are few viable opportunities to buy coal mines in the world. The full costs of buying a mine would be in the hundreds of millions of dollars for a mine a similar size to a top 30 US coal mine. So, the barriers to buying just one mine are very high. For context, total global spending on climate philanthropy is $5-9 billion. So you could spend close to a tenth of global climate philanthropy buying just one coal mine. It is unclear whether buying a mine and retiring it would make much difference compared to the counterfactual, in the US at least, because coal demand there seems to be in structural decline. The counterfactual benefits seem larger in Australia because the coal industry is more buoyant, but, for that very reason, buying up coal mines would be much more politically difficult there. It seems likely that there are other better ways to limit coal production or consumption, such as political advocacy, or paying some lawyers to gum up the works. I think EA donors could have more impact through other projects. Buying up a coal mine might be a good option for donors who would otherwise have lower impact and have the time to identify some workable opportunities. This is a very quick write-up of my reasoning that I thought I would share in case anyone else had thought about looking into this area. I am optimising for speed and writing up my findings quickly, rather than referencing to back up my claims, doing lots of checking of my numbers, and asking for review before publishing. I am >75% sure that my central claims are correct. Thanks to Max Daniel, Abie Rohrig and Will MacAskill for comments and discussion. 1. Costs are much higher than they seem In his recent post on the promise of buying a coal mine, Alex Tabarrok noted that there is a coal mine for sale for $7.8m dollars. If you assume that this is the total cost of buying the mine and shutting it down, then doing so would be highly cost-effective. However, the true cost would be much higher than this. Reclamation costs Owners of coal mining leases have to pay ‘reclamation costs', which is the environmental cleanup of the mine: turning it into forest, a solar farm etc. In the US, the typical cost of reclamation is ~$10,000 per acre (report). For mines with data in the US, the size ranges from 1,000 acres to 40,000 acres. North Antelope Rochelle, the world's largest coal mine, is ~5,000 acres. So, the reclamation costs would range from $10m to $400m and would be $50m for North Antelope (calculations are here). For the McDowell mine listed ...

Alasdair Haynes, CEO of Aquis Exchange #AQX discusses their final results which saw revenue up 42% to £16.2 million and pre-tax profit up 540% to £3.2 million. Highlights · Revenue up 42% to £16.2 million (FY20: £11.4 million) · Pre-tax profit up 540% to £3.2 million (FY20: £0.5 million) · Profit after tax up 330% to £4.3 million (FY20: £1.0 million) · Basic EPS up 300% to 16p (FY20: 4p) · Cash and cash equivalents at 31 December 2021 of £14.0 million (31 December 2020: £12.3 million) · Membership of Aquis Exchange (AQX) grew to 39 (FY20: 33) and there was a 24% increase in the average monthly usage, in terms of chargeable orders (4Q 2021 vs 4Q 2020) · Market share of all pan-European trading at 5.2% in 4Q21 (4.7% 4Q20) reflecting a number of factors including significant market volatility, an industry-wide move to dark trading venues and client trading strategies · Overall share of available liquidity of 24%, the highest of any European MTF · Aquis Stock Exchange (AQSE) completed first year under new rule book, with a record 24 admissions completed during 2021 Post-period highlights · Encouraging start to current trading, with the Company's trading in line with expectations, notwithstanding continued macroeconomic uncertainty and high levels of market volatility · Agreed transferral of the business activities of UBS MTF, the non-displayed matching pool of UBS AG, to Aquis, as announced on 16 March 2022 · Fields Wicker-Miurin OBE and Dr. Ruth Wandhöfer appointed as independent Non-Executive Directors of the Company, and Richard Fisher appointed to the board and acting as Chief Financial Officer following the AGM · Completed the dual listing of the Company's shares on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market today, a tangible demonstration of belief in the market About Aquis Exchange PLC Aquis Exchange PLC is an exchange services group, which operates pan-European cash equities trading businesses (Aquis Exchange), growth and regulated primary markets (Aquis Stock Exchange/AQSE) and develops/licenses exchange software to third parties (Aquis Technologies). Aquis Exchange is authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and France's Autorité des Marchés Financiers to operate Multilateral Trading Facility businesses in the UK/Switzerland and in EU27 respectively. Aquis operates lit order books and does not allow aggressive non-client proprietary trading, which has resulted in lower market impact and signalling risk on Aquis than other trading venues in Europe. According to independent studies, trades on Aquis are less likely to lead to price movement than on other lit markets. Aquis uses a subscription pricing model which works by charging users according to the message traffic they generate, rather than a percentage of the value of each stock that they trade. Aquis Stock Exchange (AQSE) is a stock market providing primary and secondary markets for equity and debt products. It is authorised as a Recognised Investment Exchange, which allows it to operate a regulated listings venue. The AQSE Growth Market is divided into two segments 'Access' and 'Apex', with different levels of admission criteria. The Access market focuses on earlier stage growth companies, while Apex is the intended market for larger, more established businesses. Aquis Technologies is the software and technology division of Aquis Exchange PLC. It creates and licenses cutting-edge, cost-effective matching engine and trade surveillance technology for banks, brokers, investment firms and exchanges.

Senado americano parece ter chegado a um acordo para empurrar o problema do teto de dívida para dezembro. Não é solução, mas posterga o problema. Curiosamente, ressurge o debate sobre a cunhagem da moeda de platina de US$1 trilhão pelo Tesouro para contornar o teto de dívida. Uma brecha legal permite essa bizarrice. Isso nos faz questionar a própria noção de dinheiro e de criação de moeda, o que me recorda das falas do ex-presidente do Fed de Dallas, Richard Fisher sobre a "injeção de cocaína, heroína e ritalina financeira" nos mercados. #TrillionDollarCoin #FederalReserve #EstadosUnidos

China is on the brink of attacking Taiwan. It could literally happen any day now. While many Americans are not paying too much attention to this story, Dr Richard Fisher joins this episode of The Jeff Dornik Show to explain the far-reaching ramifications we can expect to experience once this goes down. We could be facing World War III, supply chains completely shut down and the rise of the CCP as the new world superpower.Sponsors:- Freedom First Coffee - Drink the coffee of Patriots. Use code JEFF for 10% off at http://freedomfirstcoffee.com - Our Gold Guy - Talk to IRA about whether investing in gold is right for you. Let them know Jeff sent you at http://ourgoldguy.com

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Is our inability to think long-term influenced by the sheer number of threats we face? In times of crisis, it seems, human beings find it harder to think beyond their immediate difficulties. We investigate. Also, new research on why threats of punishment often fail to deter bad behaviour; and we get an update on Seabed2030, the global initiative to map the ocean floor.

Fed economist and monetary-policy adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth, founder of Quill Intelligence, joins the Capital Record to sound off on a whole host of things about the current world of central banking that she does not like. From the dual mandate to QE to zero interest rates, Danielle has a lot to say, and you are going to want to hear it. She does not mince words. She does not pull punches.  And as former Dallas Fed president, Richard Fisher, certainly learned when she was his adviser, she has a point of view, and she is highly capable of defending it!

Fisher and Garten will discuss Garten's new book, THREE DAYS AT CAMP DAVID, which describes how and why the Nixon administration broke the link between the dollar and gold, setting shock waves throughout the world economy and upending America's most important political and military alliances. They will explain why this decision was perhaps the biggest one ever made in the international monetary system since the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944, how it led to floating exchange rates, to more financial engineering, more intense globalization, and even to the emerging world of crypto and digital currencies. And they will examine the challenges to the dollar today, from China, from new forms of currency, from new kinds of protectionism, and from dysfunctional elements of our political system and institutions. Jeffrey Garten is the former dean of the Yale School of Management, undersecretary of commerce for international trade, and managing director of the Blackstone Group. He now teaches courses at Yale on the global economy, international crisis management, and US foreign economic policy. He is the author of several books on global political and economic subjects including FROM SILK TO SILICON: The Story of Globalization Through Ten Extraordinary Lives. Richard Fisher was president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas from 2005 to 2015. He began his career in private banking before becoming assistant to the secretary of the treasury during the Carter administration. He served as deputy U.S. trade representative in the Clinton administration. Ambassador Fisher's experience also includes working for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's strategic advisory firm and founding his own firm, Fisher Capital Management. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Harvard University and an M.B.A. from Stanford University. . . Do you believe in the importance of international education and connections? The nonprofit World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth is supported by gifts from people like you, who share our passion for engaging in dialogue on global affairs and building bridges of understanding. While the Council is not currently charging admission for virtual events, we ask you to please consider making a one-time or recurring gift to help us keep the conversation going through informative public programs and targeted events for students and teachers. Donate: https://www.dfwworld.org/donate

Today, The Two Mikes again spoke to Dr. Richard Fisher about what appears to be a rapidly growing military threat from China, one Beijing is doing little to hide.

Výsměch mládí – nebo také slovy romanopisce Douglase Couplanda generační trashing – je podle všeho starý jako lidstvo samo. Členové téměř každé demografické skupiny dosáhnou zhruba ve věku 35 let fáze, kdy u mladších generací začnou pozorovat zásadní nedostatky a chyby způsobené nezkušeností a mládím. Jevu se na stránkách BBC věnuje novinář této britské stanice Richard Fisher.

Výsměch mládí – nebo také slovy romanopisce Douglase Couplanda generační trashing – je podle všeho starý jako lidstvo samo. Členové téměř každé demografické skupiny dosáhnou zhruba ve věku 35 let fáze, kdy u mladších generací začnou pozorovat zásadní nedostatky a chyby způsobené nezkušeností a mládím. Jevu se na stránkách BBC věnuje novinář této britské stanice Richard Fisher.

Today, The Two Mikes had the great good fortune of being able to speak about China with Dr. Richard Fisher, from the International Assessment and Strategy Center. Discussing the threat posed to America by China, Dr. Fisher noted that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime currently is "full itself" because it believes that it is successfully pushing the United States toward the abyss, and without firing a shot.

We're back for Season 3 of The HPScast. Host Colbert Cannon speaks with Richard Fisher, the former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. We'll hear about his role in shaping economic policy under President Carter and as the U.S. Trade representative to President Clinton's administration. We also discuss his decade-long tenure at the helm of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.  Learn more about Richard's term at the Dallas Fed here. You can check out Richard's podcast, Coffee with the Greats, here. Listen to musician Robert Earl Keen, Colbert's Best Idea for this week, here.

Today we talk with another partner organization. We will talk to Richard Fisher the Executive Director of Waterfront Mission. We will discuss our partnership, what the mission does and how coming together lets us offer more services for individuals. We are so excited to talk about how this partnership has made both our organizations better. We have learned that we dont have to re-invent the wheel to help others. To find out more go to www.ransomminstries.com

In this latest Trench Chat, we are joined by Richard Fisher of the Vickers Machinegun Collection & Research Association to talk about the Machine Gun Corps, Graham Seton Hutchison ('Hutchy') and did they make tea from the hot water in their Vickers gun water jackets?! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/oldfrontline)

Join us for as we examine the Carol Reed-directed 1944 British classic 'The Way Ahead' starring David Niven, Stanley Holloway, William Hartnell, Peter Ustinov and John Laurie. We're joined by special guest Richard Fisher of the Vickers MG Collection and Research Association. The film follows a platoon of men through their call up, training and up to their first experience of battle!   Don't forget to leave a comment/review/rating and let us know what you thought of the film via twitter @FightingOnFilm

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After a successful career on Wall Street, Danielle DiMartino Booth spent years as special adviser to Richard Fisher while he was head of the Dallas Fed. In her role, she provided an invaluable, markets-based perspective to one of the most independent-thinkers to have served in a leadership position at the Federal Reserve. What's more, she did so during one of the most tumultuous periods in the central bank's history: The Great Financial Crisis. In this interview, Danielle discusses the evolution of the Fed through that period and how the policies developed and implemented then have played a role in everything from inequality and social unrest to asset bubbles and inflation. She also lays out several of the potential outcomes facing investors and citizens alike as the result of the fiscal dominance and monetization of the debt we are seeing today. For notes and links related to this episode visit TheFelderReport.com.

Dr Rich Willis and Richard Fisher, Founder and Director of the Vickers Machine Gun Research Association, talk about their research into the legend that ten guns of the 100th Machine Gun Company in August 1916 fired off 1,000,000 rounds in a twelve-hour period throughout fighting at High Wood during the Battle of the Somme.

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What is it like participating in one of the COVID-19 vaccine trials running right now? Many people want to know as the world rushes to educate themselves in what the expedited vaccine development process looks like. Richard Fisher wrote a piece for BBC about his participation in Oxford University's trial. The trial has ten thousand participants and is putting Oxford's vaccine against a common meningitis vaccine as the control. Why not use a placebo? Well, researchers wanted to ensure both groups receive common vaccination side effects. Richard will fill out a weekly questionnaire, take tonsil and nasal swabs, and report for periodic blood tests for the next year. He writes: “It's this necessary but long-term process that some people – many of them politicians – fail to understand about the coronavirus vaccine trials. You can't throw money at the problem and hope results happen faster. While the Oxford vaccine trial has already shown promising safety results, and the tantalising possibility of a protective immune response, it was only in 1,000 people. To roll out a vaccine to millions (or the whole world), you need a level of confidence that can only come with patience and more data.Public health officials will remember well the times that vaccine rollouts went wrong. In 1976, fears of a swine flu outbreak led the US government to accelerate vaccine development and inoculate tens of millions of Americans. The feared pandemic never arrived, but by some estimates, around 30 people died due to adverse vaccine reactions. Such mistakes may well have dented trust in public health advice and fuelled anti-vax fears too, which is the last thing you need in a pandemic.”Please be sure to like, subscribe, provide a five-star rating, and write a review. It's free to you and means the world to me. Thank you for listening, and I'll catch you tomorrow. 

This episode of Freedom One-On-One with Jeff Dornik Dr Richard Fisher breaking down our current "relationship" with China, or to better describe them, the Chinese Communist Party.

Dr Richard Fisher joins this episode of Two Mikes with Dr Michael Scheuer and Col Mike to discuss America's relationship with China.

After many years on staff at Moody Bible Institute, Richard Fisher served Grace Church for seven years as the head pastor of adult education. He is a brilliant Biblical mind and a joy to be around. He is now retired and living with his family in Warner Robbins, Georgia. I so enjoyed learning from him […]

After many years on staff at Moody Bible Institute, Richard Fisher served Grace Church for seven years as the head pastor of adult education. He is a brilliant Biblical mind and a joy to be around. He is now retired and living with his family in Warner Robbins, Georgia.

In this episode of the IPG Podcast our academic and policy correspondent Richard Fisher joins us to talk about issues facing the academic publishing sector at the moment, including Open Access and funding. Richard also discusses some of the Brexit-related challenges awaiting publishers, and the value of independents to the UK's publishing industry and wider economy.

On September 13, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss how best to strengthen the security relationship between the U.S. and Taiwan.

On September 13, Hudson Institute hosted a panel to discuss how best to strengthen the security relationship between the U.S. and Taiwan.

(intervention en anglais) Kirsty Hassard has been assistant curator of Furniture, Textiles and Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum since 2015 and is currently working on the Scottish Design Galleries, V&A Dundee, due to open in September 2018. She was also assistant curator on the Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion exhibition. She has an MA in History and a MLitt in Dress and Textile Histories from the University of Glasgow. She has lectured and published on fans in the eighteenth century. Her recent research has included contemporary menswear, eighteenth century French silk design, and millinery. The presentation will focus on the curating of the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum's summer fashion exhibition, Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion (May 2017-February 2018). This was the first ever UK exhibition to look at the vision and legacy of Cristóbal Balenciaga. The curatorial team's approach to curating the show, the challenges and most exciting finds will be examined and explained. It will be described how the exhibition took a fresh look at Balenciaga's designs from the 1950s and 60s, providing a forensic look at what made his work so exceptional and tracing his influence on fashion right up to the present day. On display alongside the garments were archive sketches, photographs and film and x-rays, patterns and making films which reveal hidden details in the designs. Intervention de Kirsty Hassard, Assistant Curator au Victoria and Albert Museum, enregistrée le 12 avril 2018 dans le cadre du colloque "Ce qu'exposer veut dire". Image : Shaping Fashion Crédits CC by Richard Fisher

Danielle DiMartino Booth started her career on Wall Street before shifting gears into journalism where she caught the eye of none other than the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. Eventually, she found herself working as an advisor to Richard Fisher at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Today, she shares her thoughts with institutional investors via "Money Strong," her weekly newsletter, and is the author of a new book, Fed Up: An Insider's Take On Why The Federal Reserve Is Bad For America. In this episode we discuss her experience inside the Federal Reserve, her qualms with its popular policies over the past few decades and her thoughts on how they could be rectified. For notes and links related to this episode visit TheFelderReport.com/podcast.

Danielle, founder of Money Strong LLC, following several years on Wall Street in the trenches then as a columnist for the Dallas Morning News, worked for the Dallas Fed for 9 years, advising Richard Fisher (the resident maverick of Fed Chairmen at that time), and reveals in her book her insider's view of this opaque yet powerful organization.  Armed with unique opportunities and skills allowing her to observe, perceive and describe the inner workings of the organization that moves markets, she holds nothing back in describing an organization that she views as out of touch with reality in a number of ways.  This is fascinating and we know that anyone who follows the financial world and news will find her insights and opinions to be well worth hearing and provacative.  Her book was released earlier this year, and has created significant attention and controversy in the media and the financial world.

Richard Fisher, KI6SN, after a 40 year career in newspaper journalism, is now an editor and contributor to many of the most widely read amateur radio magazines including Popular Communications, WorldRadio Online, CQ, and QRP Quarterly.  As a feature writer, Richard’s digs deep into every area of amateur radio producing a prolific body of work that informs and educates us.  KI6SN is Eric’s QSO Today.

Danielle DiMartino Booth visits for the first time. Ivan Bebek and Michael Oliver return. Danielle, a former Wall St. Banker, financial columnist and advisor to Richard Fisher at the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank provides an insider's view of the filth and corruption within the Fed that destroyed the middle class. Did this mess start with Nixon when he eliminated gold as money in 1971? Can the system be turned around? If so, what is Danielle's remedy? If not,what lies ahead for Americans and how can they protect themselves? With gold rising from $35/oz in 1971 to over $1,900 in 2011, markets are demanding a return to gold as money. As gold wins over Fed digital money, the new bankers may well be the gold miners and those companies that discover gold in the ground. One of the most exciting exploration companies is Auryn Resources whose CEO, Ivan Bebek, will update us on his company's multiple world class targets. Michael will be with us as usual to provide his latest market update.

It’s simple really. Inside the hallowed halls of the Federal Reserve, unelected, largely unaccountable bureaucrats decide whether the economy is running too hot or too cold, then tinker with monetary policy accordingly. It’s a tremendous amount of power. A generous reading of history suggests the Fed has a dubious track record of forecasting where the U.S. economy is headed. In fact, many are searching for a better way – an alternative to a broken system. None is in more earnest pursuit than Danielle DiMartino Booth, whose brand new book “Fed Up” explains why the current Federal Reserve system is due for a serious revamp. Few are as critical or as qualified to suggest fixes. DiMartino Booth joined Richard Fisher’s Dallas Federal Reserve shortly after the cracks in the financial system were beginning to show. The Fed spent much of 2007 vehemently denying these cracks even existed. Recall in July 2005, that when asked about an impending housing bubble bursting, one that might trigger recession, then Fed chair Ben Bernanke famously said, “I guess I don't buy your premise. It's a pretty unlikely possibility.” During her decade or so at the Dallas Fed, DiMartino Booth recalls feeling initially “daunted” by all these “brilliant people” who could “do calculus in their sleep.” She quickly became disillusioned by how insular the organization was. Sure, the halls were packed with Ph.D’s but many of these academics really didn’t understand the ins and outs of markets. “Generally, if you say stock market to a Ph.D. economist it’s like saying ‘Boo!’ on Halloween. They get all freaked out,” DiMartino Booth says. As the housing market was rolling over and Bear Stearns blew up, “it felt like a hospital,” she says. “Nobody was really worried.” Unsurprisingly, the Fed’s cloistered monasticism has come under tremendous scrutiny and criticism. Many things need to change. “I think the first step should be an acknowledgement of their own fallibility,” she says. “They really are espousing one view of economic thought that would make even Keynes rotate in his grave.” What else? DiMartino Booth suggests a number practical reforms. “We’re no longer the same nation that we were in 1913 when the Federal Reserve act was initially conceived,” she says. In other words, let’s bring the Fed into the realities of the 21st Century. • Reduce the Fed’s mandate to just minimizing inflation. • Take the labor mandate out of the equation and put it back in the hands of the private sector. • Reduce regional Fed offices to ten districts (from twelve currently) by adding a regional Federal Reserve office (or two) on the West Coast and absorbing Minneapolis, St. Louis and Cleveland into Chicago. • Give every district a permanent vote to minimize the power of votes in New York and Washington D.C. • The Fed should hire a more diverse staff with more financial market familiarity and experience • The Fed needs a better appreciation of monetary policy rules, like the Taylor Rule, which would help serve as a system of checks and balances There’s hope. By June of 2018, vocal Fed critic President Donald Trump will be able to nominate as many as five Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) members, DiMartino Booth notes. Meanwhile, accomplished former Goldman Sachs execs like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and director of the National Economic Council Gary Cohn have Trump’s ear on fixing the Fed. “They are clearly the two most powerful people when it comes to the economy and finance,” DiMartino Booth says. The crusade to fix the Fed continues. Change is coming.

"For nearly a decade, I worked inside the Federal Reserve as an advisor to one of the most hawkish central bankers of all time, Richard Fisher. My book is about the time that I spent there, at the FED, trying to do public service for my country."

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed first time guest, former Federal Reserve insider Danielle DiMartino Booth http://dimartinobooth.com/. Danielle worked on Wall St for years and she predicted the 2008 housing crisis in advance. She then left Wall St and wrote a popular financial column for the Dallas Morning News for years as well. Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President, Richard Fisher, read her financial column and loved it and hired Danielle to work for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. She spent 9 years as a Senior Financial Analyst with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas & Advisor on monetary policy to Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President, Richard Fisher. Danielle left the Federal Reserve in 2015 to start her own consulting and newsletter publishing company, Money Strong. She also has a new book coming out soon called, Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America! Her full bio is here: http://dimartinobooth.com/bio/ To pre-order her new book, Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America, go here: https://www.amazon.com/Fed-Up-Insider... Read her free financial newsletter here: http://dimartinobooth.com/latest-week... During this 30+ minute interview, Jason starts of by first asking Danielle if she thinks the Federal Reserve will be run differently under Donald Trump than if Hillary Clinton had won the 2016 election? Jason also asks Danielle if the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December, why the Federal Reserve seems to keep doubling down on monetary policy ideas with broken economic models and about the pension fund crisis all across the US.

Seth Cropsey, Richard Fisher, Paul Giarra, and Ian Easton discuss the security challenges facing Taiwan and U.S. policy options to support this ally.

Seth Cropsey, Richard Fisher, Paul Giarra, and Ian Easton discuss the security challenges facing Taiwan and U.S. policy options to support this ally.

Hey, stock market investors!  When members of the Federal Reserve are graphically expressing worry about the market, you’ve got to take it seriously.  And this news, my friends, is serious if you’re a stock investor.  I’ll tell you all about it right now.  I’m Bryan Ellis.  This is Episode #202.----Hello SDI Nation!  Welcome to the podcast of record for savvy self-directed investors like you!  Today’s show has one purpose:  To help YOU make great investments that are simple, safe and strong!Let’s get started with today’s installment of Wisdom of the Ancients, where I share with you a saying, quote or Proverb that has stood the test of time and conveys truth to which you and I as self-directed investors must pay close attention.  Today’s proverb says this:  “Those who give to the poor will lack nothing, but those who close their eyes to them receive many curses.”What does this mean to you?  To me, it means that it’s wise to live in an “others-focused” kind of way.  In other words… think of the needs of others… specifically those who are destitute.  Do you believe that the wealth you’ve accumulated was given to you solely for your benefit… or maybe, just maybe… is the reason you have that wealth to give you the chance to wisely steward resources that can be used to feed the hungry, cloth the naked and heal the sick… along with, of course, taking care of yourself and your loved ones?That’s what that proverb means to me.  What are your thoughts?  I’d love to hear them.  This is episode #202, so you can stop by SDIRadio.com/202 – the number 2 – 0 – 2 – and share your thoughts in the comments section.Now, on to some financial markets analysis.The stock market is doing pretty well these days, isn’t it?  It started the year by continuing a big plunge that began late last year, but sometime in February, the direction turned and now the market is actually up for the year despite the earlier fall.And for those of you who are in stocks, that makes me so happy!  I hope for the very best for you at all times.But there’s cause for alarm if you’re a rational thinker.  You see, in Episode #200, which you can, of course, hear by visiting SDIRadio.com/200, I told you that the rules of capitalism are no longer the governing rules for the actions of this market.  In a healthy economy, it’s the economy itself that determines success or failure of stocks.That’s not how things are working right now.You see, for the past 20 years or so, the one factor that has had an outsized influence on stock prices is the Federal Reserve, a group of bureaucrats who are tasked with establishing monetary policy for the United States.  There would be precious little need for specific monetary policy if our money actually had intrinsic value.  Alas, our money is based on nothing more than confidence in our government and where the value of your money is concerned, the part of the government that decides, rather directly, what your money is worth, is the Federal Reserve.This is important – critically important, actually – for you stock market investors.  Here’s why:  The Fed has, for the past 2-3 decades, taken as a central part of it’s mission to maintain the apparent health of the economy as measured by the U.S. stock market.Over and over again, the Fed has intervened with the specific intent of “propping up” the economy generally and stocks specifically.  Remember the bailouts that happened as part of the great Recession a few years ago?  That money came from the Fed.So for many years now, the Fed has been desperately using every trick in the book, like bailouts and interest rate manipulation, to keep the stock market high.  And do you know what?  Generally speaking, they’ve been very successful.But my friends… you can’t catch fish in a dry pond.  And the Fed is out of tricks.Note that it’s not me saying it… and it’s not just one person saying this.  But the MOST NOTABLE person sounding the alarm is none other than Richard Fisher, former president and CEO of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, one of the big branches of the Fed.  Fisher ran the Dallas fed for 10 years, and is currently a senior analyst at Barclay’s.  He’s a guy that’s able to speak with authority about the Fed’s role and growing impotence as a force for “good” in the market.Fisher was on CNBC just this morning and made a very interesting comment, and the link to that interview is on today’s show page at SDIRadio.com/202.  Fisher said, essentially, that there’s nothing left the Fed can do at this point… they’ve used all of the arrows in the quiver.  He says that the Fed is “living in constant fear of market reaction and that is not the way to manage policy.”That’s sobering.  If the Fed exists as a reactive force to the market, and if the Fed has already used up all of the tools at it’s disposal, then that’s pretty bad.But if you take it a step further and believe, as I do, that the market run-up in stocks in the past 10-20 years in stocks is not just because the economy has been growing, but also largely because of manipulation of the capital markets by the federal reserve, then the fact that the Fed is in a reactionary mode and is wholly out of ammo is even more terrifying.Look, I’m not predicting an immediate stock market crash.  But I ABSOLUTELY believe that the foundation of the stock market is like shifting sand… it’s a house of cards.  If you get out soon, you’ll be one of the people to have successfully “gamed” the biggest Ponzi scheme in the history of the world.Who knows… maybe I’m wrong.  Maybe the part of the market that actually does reflect the performance of the underlying companies, and the condition of the broader economy… maybe that part of the market is what is being reflected in today’s stock valuations.  But part of me – the skeptical, “protect the money” part of me – thinks otherwise.What about you?Share your thoughts with me at SDIRadio.com/202!That’s all for today.  A lot of you have been emailing me privately, asking our private equity funds.  So in the next episode, I’ll tell you a bit more about that… and that will be well timed, as we’re now at the end of Q12016, with some results to report.  Let’s just say that I’m pretty proud of what’s happened.  HeheheSo be sure to get notified about the next episode of SDI Radio by being on our private discussion list which you can join by texting the word SDIRADIO with no spaces or periods to 33444.  Again, that’s text the word SDIRADIO with no spaces or periods to 3344.My friends… invest wisely today, and live well forever! 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As a former Senior Financial Analyst with the Federal Reserve of Dallas, Danielle DiMartino Booth researched and gained insight into US economic policy from behind the curtain of the central banking system . This allows her to forecast upcoming economic events such as inflationary periods and major shifts in the monetary system. She has a gift of translating high-level fiscal discussions into layman's terms for large organizations.   Key Takeaways: Jason's Editorial: [3:27] Everything is connected to the internet and has an app to monitor it.  [6:11] A summation of the movie, 99 Homes. [11:22] Listen to past and upcoming podcasts to shed a light on what we discuss at our Venture Alliance trips.   Danielle DiMartino Booth Guest Interview: [17:36] Who is Richard Fisher and why did Danielle follow him in and follow him out? [20:57] We should be servicing all debt in all forms, public and private. [25:45] The gravest sin of the central banking system is taking the incentive away from education reform.  [29:11] We are in a currency war and wars are not fought without a budget. Does this mean inflation is imminent?  [33:34] When there are major shifts in the economy you should re-tool your workforce but Congress just extended unemployment benefits. [37:43] Public pensions will be staring down the barrel of steep challenges. [38:59] 9,000 businesses left California for Texas because Texas is a business friendly state. [40:47] Contact Danielle and read her newsletters   Mentions: Jason Hartman 99 Homes Property Tracker Property Evaluator Venture Alliance Mastermind Danielle DiMartino Booth and Money Strong @DiMartinoBooth

Well the Dow Jones got clobbered again today, down 252 points at the close The NASDAQ down about 55 The transports continue to get clobbered down another 146 points, decisively in bear market territory CNBC blamed the entire decline on jitters over North Korea's hydrogen bomb test I admit that this prospect is not good, but I don't believe that announcement was the reason for the decline The real problem is the Fed removing the monetary herion from the addicts on Wall Street and this is the withdrawal Former President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, spoke on CNBC yesterday and he admitted that the Fed "engineered a stock market rally" They wanted all this phony wealth to cause us to make irrational decisions That's what happened during the dot com bubble and to a greater extent during the housing bubble Here you have it from the words of a former Fed president, a voting member who voted for QE 1 & 2 who is saying that the Fed did this to create a "wealth effect" He even said, don't be surprised if the market goes down 20% - it's still overvalued - he admits the Fed was propping it up Obviously if the Fed removes the props the market will go down After Simon Hobbs asked Fisher if he is going to apologize, he said," Don't blame me, I voted against QE3!" He is throwing his colleagues, including Janet Yellen, under the bus Now that he is no longer at the Fed, he refers to it as a "giant weapon that is out of ammunition" The Fed still has ammo: cut rates (in this case, even to negative) and QE4, their big bazooka There's plenty of ammo left and it will be fired a lot sooner than people think Korea is an excuse, but Richard Fisher is letting the cat out of the bag, but no one in the media is picking up on this Also in the markets today, while stocks were going down, gold was going up - gold hit a 2-month high today As fast as it is going up in dollars, it is going up even faster in other currencies, like the Canadian dollar, which hit a 9-year low, the Australian dollar The yen was up - the dollar/yen is breaking down - to me that is a very scary proposition for the markets to see this strength in the Japanese yen Oil prices continued to drop, down another $2 today - we're trading below $34 Gold stocks were up - you'd think they would be up a lot more because mining costs are plunging and revenue is going up, but Wall Street is oblivious to the bargains that exist in the mining stocks We got a lot of economic news today and most of it was, as is typically the case, bad Yesterday vehicle sales were at a 6-month low Last year was a record for auto sales, but December was a 6-month low despite all the Christmas giveaways Meanwhile the inventory to sales ratio continues to rise - a new high since the 2008-2009 great recession Also GM got clobbered today, down about 4% - already down 9% for the year and down more than 20% from its 52-wk high - that is a bear market This is telling me that the auto bubble has popped There are going to be a lot of layoffs in the auto sector - good, high-paying jobs I have said that starting in January 2016 we would start to see layoffs because the numbers have been horrible Sure enough, Macy's today announced a restructuring, laying off thousands of workers because of disappointing sales throughout the year We will see a huge blow-up in the securitized market for auto loans They layoffs are coming - the low unemployment number is the rear view mirror Looking at the actual economy in the windshield is a disaster for jobs This is deja vu - in 2008 the subprime market had already exploded - the housing market problems should have been obvious Yet everybody said, "don't worry, it's contained." and I said why can't anybody see that everything I have been warning about for years is happening People were still denying what I was saying even as the financial crisis had already begun

It’s our second annual call-out show, and it’s a double-sized episode meant to last two weeks. We’re joined by listeners and previous guests who share with us the bits of culture — books, movies, and television — that have affected them and their experience of law and policy. Many things come up, but here’s the rundown: Listener Cameron, 0:00, Les Misérables Listener Michael, 26:11, JFK, the film Listener Bunny, 44:28, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The Measure of a Man Listener and co-host Sonja West, 1:11:26, The Feminine Mystique Listener and co-host Dave Fagundes, 1:41:25, A Wilderness of Error Mom, 2:10:14, Honor Council, The Insider, Serial This show’s links: Oral Argument 44: Serial (A Double-Sized Episode with Many Special Guests) About Les Misérables (and a list of its various incarnations on film and stage) About the “Ban the Box” movement Hicks v. District of Columbia (in which Justice Douglas cites Les Mis in dissent); Harmelin v. Michigan (approving Michigan’s “three strikes” law); and the dissent from the denial of cert in Riggs v. California (in which the defendant’s third strike under California’s law was for stealing a bottle of vitamins); People v. Taylor (a state court appellate case in which the dissent begins: “In a scenario somewhat reminiscent of a late 20th Century, real life Les Miserables, a hungry, homeless man is sent away for 25 years to life for trying to break into a church so he could eat some food he thought the church would be glad for him to have.”) JFK, the 1991 film About the assassination of JFK Philosophy Bites: Quasi Cassam on Conspiracy Theories Hold Up! About the legislative impact of JFK About Making a Murderer Oral Argument 37: Hammer Blow (guest Michael Dorf) The Measure of a Man, an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation; Picard’s argument for Data’s sentience (youtube) About positronic brains Richard Fisher, Is It OK to Torture or Murder a Robot Oral Argument 41: Sense-Think-Act (guest Ryan Calo) About the technological singularity Her Ray Kurzweil, The Age of Spiritual Machines Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique Rostker v. Goldberg (upholding the male-only military draft) Jerome Wakefield, The Concept of Mental Disorder The oral argument in Lawrence v. Texas Amy Argetsinger, Robert Spitzer, Psychiatrist of Transformative Influence, Dies at 83 Oral Argument 55: Cronut Lines (guest Dave Fagundes), discussing Waiting in Line: Norms, Markets, and the Law Lauren Davidson, Google’s New “Popular Times” Feature Could Kill the Queue Errol Morris, A Wilderness of Error (and more about Errol Morris) About Jeffrey MacDonald About the controversies over Fatal Vision The Thin Blue Line Serial, season one Janet Malcolm, The Journalist and the Murderer Daniel Medwed, The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma: Consequences of Failing to Admit Guilt at Parole Hearings (see also Rob Harris, The “Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma”, an excellent NY Times video) Oral Argument 48: Legal Truth (guest Lisa Kern Griffin) The Insider Special Guests: Dave Fagundes and Sonja West.

Seth Cropsey, Richard Fisher, and Ian Easton discuss the future of the U.S.-Taiwan alliance and tensions in the South and East China Seas.

Seth Cropsey, Richard Fisher, and Ian Easton discuss the future of the U.S.-Taiwan alliance and tensions in the South and East China Seas.

For this show, Engage with Andy Busch covers the Fed, the economy and interest rates.  We bring on The Liscio Report's Chief Market Strategist Danielle DiMartino-Booth.  She was a former market advisor to the Dallas Federal Reserve and assisted Richard Fisher.  Please subscribe, rate and review this podcast.  Many thanks!

Tracy Byrnes lets loose and tells it like it is.Bubba talks about the FED and Dallas Fed President, Richard Fisher.

Robots. What are they? Just a new sort of tool, qualitatively different kinds of tools that do things we neither expect nor intend, new kinds of beings? With the incipient explosion of complex robots, we may need to re-examine the way law uses and understands intention, responsibility, causation, and other basic concepts. We’re joined by Ryan Calo, who has achieved the outrageously awesome feat of earning a living thinking about robots. (It’s pronounced Kay-low. So Joe got this one right.) We discuss flying drones, chess computers, driverless cars, antilock brakes, and computer-conceived barbecue sauce. This show’s links: Ryan Calo’s faculty profile and writing Follow-up from listener David on Episode 40: The Split Has Occurred, Shelley v. Kraemer, and Buchanan v. Warley Lego Mindstorms Ryan Calo, Robots and Privacy FIRST Lego League robotics competition for ages nine to fourteen DJI Phantom Vision 2+ flying drone camera thing capable of making like this one and this one Mark Berman, National Park Service Bans Drone Use in All National Parks and Chris Vanderveen, Man Banned from Yellowstone after Drone Crash FAA’s Key Initiatives page on drones Joan Lowy, Drone Sightings Up Dramatically Ryan Calo, Robotics and the Lessons of Cyberlaw (including a discussion of the concepts of embodiment, emergence, and social meaning as the core of the legal challenge posed by robotics) Stephen Johnson, Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software Radiolab, Emergence Frank Easterbrook, Cyberspace and the Law of the Horse Cory Doctorow, Why It Is Not Possible to Regulate Robots Neil Richards and William Smart, How Should the Law Think About Robotics? Ryan Calo, A Horse of a Different Color: What Robotics Law Can Learn from Cyberlaw About IBM’s Watson and Deep Blue (the chess machine) Daniel Suarez, Daemon Richard Fisher, Is It OK to Torture or Murder a Robot? Radiolab, Furbidden Knowledge Nicholas Bakalar, Robotic Surgery Report Card Studdert, Mello, and Brennan, Medical Malpractice Ryan Calo, The Case for a Federal Robotics Commission Excerpt from In re Polemis, the case we forgot the name of About Amazon’s Kiva Systems, the subsidiary that supplies Amazon with robotic warehouse workers Rochelle Bilow, We Put a Computer in Charge of Our Test Kitchen for a Day, and Here’s What Happened, and Mark Wilson, I Tasted BBQ Sauce Made By IBM’s Watson, And Loved It E.M. Forster, The Machine Stops About the Future Tense event, Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future?, including descriptions and video, in which Ryan participated About cognitive radio Daria Roithmayr, Complexity Law and Economics We Robot 2015, meeting April 10-11, 2015 in Seattle Special Guest: Ryan Calo.

Larry Kudlow talks with Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Larry Kudlow talks with Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Larry Kudlow talks with Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Jim Iuorio, managing director TJM Institutional Services and Jeff Kleintop, Senior VP and Chief Global Investment Strategist @ Charles Schwab. Larry talks with Governor Bobby Jindal (R-LA). Also on the show is John Kilduff, founding partner at Again Capital, along with Bill Whalen, Research Fellow @ Hoover Institution. Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. As always, the Money/Politics Panel with Jennifer Rubin, James Pethokoukis, and Steve Moore. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Jim Iuorio, managing director TJM Institutional Services and Jeff Kleintop, Senior VP and Chief Global Investment Strategist @ Charles Schwab. Larry talks with Governor Bobby Jindal (R-LA). Also on the show is John Kilduff, founding partner at Again Capital, along with Bill Whalen, Research Fellow @ Hoover Institution. Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. As always, the Money/Politics Panel with Jennifer Rubin, James Pethokoukis, and Steve Moore. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

Today on the Larry Kudlow Show, Larry talks with Jim Iuorio, managing director TJM Institutional Services and Jeff Kleintop, Senior VP and Chief Global Investment Strategist @ Charles Schwab. Larry talks with Governor Bobby Jindal (R-LA). Also on the show is John Kilduff, founding partner at Again Capital, along with Bill Whalen, Research Fellow @ Hoover Institution. Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. As always, the Money/Politics Panel with Jennifer Rubin, James Pethokoukis, and Steve Moore. All this and much more on The Larry Kudlow Show!

McAlvany Weekly Commentary About this week's show: Manhattan Real Estate defies gravity The sane voice of Fed President, Richard Fisher Yellen says, “We do it for the children.” Click here to read, Richard Fisher’s Comments The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick Kevin: I was reading the Economist magazine on Sunday night right before I […] The post A Planned Economy! Complements of the Fed appeared first on McAlvany Weekly Commentary.

Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the problems with "too big to fail"--the policy idea that certain financial institutions are too large to face the bankruptcy or failure and need to be rescued or bailed-out. Fisher argues that "too big to fail" remains a serious problem despite claims that recent financial regulation has eliminated it. Fisher discusses various ways to deal with too-big-to-fail, including his own preferred policy. The last part of the conversation deals with quantitative easing and monetary policy during the crisis.

Richard Fisher, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the problems with "too big to fail"--the policy idea that certain financial institutions are too large to face the bankruptcy or failure and need to be rescued or bailed-out. Fisher argues that "too big to fail" remains a serious problem despite claims that recent financial regulation has eliminated it. Fisher discusses various ways to deal with too-big-to-fail, including his own preferred policy. The last part of the conversation deals with quantitative easing and monetary policy during the crisis.

To prevent the collapse of the global financial system in 2008, The Treasury committed 245 billion in taxpayer dollars to stabilize America’s banking institutions. Today, banks that were once “too big to fail” have only grown bigger. Were size and complexity at the root of the financial crisis, or do calls to break up the big banks ignore real benefits that only economies of scale can pass on to customers and investors? The debaters are Richard Fisher, Simon Johnson, Douglas Elliott, and Paul Salzman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Richard Fisher's lecture was given on March 30, 2010. Richard W. Fisher assumed the office of president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas on April 4, 2005. In this role, Fisher serves as a member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the Federal Reserve’s principal monetary policymaking group. Fisher is former vice chairman of Kissinger McLarty Associates, a strategic advisory firm chaired by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Fisher began his career in 1975 at the private bank of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., where he specialized in fixed income and foreign exchange markets. He became assistant to the secretary of the Treasury during the Carter administration, working on issues related to the dollar crisis of 1978–79. He then returned to Brown Brothers to found its Texas operations in Dallas. In 1987, Fisher created Fisher Capital Management and a separate funds-management firm, Fisher Ewing Partners. Fisher Ewing’s sole fund, Value Partners, earned a compound rate of return of 24 percent per annum during his period as managing partner. He sold his controlling interests in both firms when he rejoined the government in 1997. From 1997 to 2001, Fisher was deputy U.S. trade representative with the rank of ambassador. He oversaw the implementation of NAFTA and various agreements with Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Chile, and Singapore. He was a senior member of the team that negotiated the bilateral accords for China's and Taiwan's accession to the World Trade Organization. Throughout his career, Fisher has served on numerous for-profit and not-for-profit boards. He has also maintained his academic interests, teaching graduate courses and serving on several university boards. He was a Weatherhead Fellow at Harvard in 2001, is an honorary fellow of Hertford College at Oxford University, and is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. A first-generation American, Fisher is equally fluent in Spanish and English, having spent his formative years in Mexico. He attended the U.S. Naval Academy (1967–69), graduated with honors from Harvard University in economics (1971), read Latin American politics at Oxford (1972–73), and received an MBA from Stanford University (1975). In October of 2006, Fisher received the Service to Democracy Award and Dwight D. Eisenhower Medal for Public Service from the American Assembly. In April 2009, he was inducted into the Dallas Business Hall of Fame.

Discern Conference 2010, by Richard Fisher