Podcast appearances and mentions of Simon Black

3x Premiership winner, Brownlow Medallist, Norm Smith Medallist, 3x All Australian, the most games ever for the Lions... Simon Black joins Cord and Bents on the All Out Club Podcast!! 0:00 Welcome Simon Black 1:15 Brisbane Lions 2025 Performance 3:10 Growing up in Western Australia 7:10 Getting Drafted into the AFL 14:30 1st Year at the Lions 16:30 Days leading into the Golden Era + Leigh Matthews 25:04 Jason Akermanis 27:30 Brownlow 200229:15 Year of 2003 35:20 Becoming the leader of the club 39:30 300th Game 40:30 Life After footy 41:50 Survivor S4 47:21 Behind the Scenes 49:10 Best Piece of Advice

The game billed as the Match of the Round lived up to the hype, as the Suns remain undefeated with a thrilling one-point win over the Crows at People First Stadium. Join Brad Seymour, Liam Flanagan, Tom Rockliff, Simon Black (eventually), and Belinda Mellen for every massive moment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Brian and Harrison kick things off with some general chatter; BT walks us through a couple of the projects he has going on at home, he shares a kidney stone story (which combines with a story of poor parenting) and Brian also shares 'the hardest thing he has ever done'. Next, the boys are joined by Australian Rules football legend and one of the most celebrated players in the game, Simon Black. 3x AFL Premierships, a Brownlow, a Norm Smith and countless other 'trinkets', there's next to nothing he hasn't done in the game. Put simply, this man of one of the greats, not just as an athlete but more so as a a man. He's humble, hardworking and was gifted with incredible skill. Always the loyal team man, he valued group achievements over the many individual accolades he received. Simon is a client of NC Management (Harrison's work), so the boys know Simon well and were able to squeeze some of the best juice out of this conversation. Hope you enjoy! Hosts: Brian & Harrison Taylor Guest: Simon Black Produced by Harrison Taylor Audio & Video by Rhino Productions Get in touch with us or see more: Mailbag - lobmailbag@gmail.com Enquiries - harrison@ncmanagement.com.au Instagram - @lifeofbrianpodcast Tiktok - @lifeofbrianpodcast

Three-time Brisbane Lions premiership winner Simon Black joined Peter Psaltis on 4BC Wide World of Sports to discuss the Lions incredible journey back to the Grand Final after a tumultuous year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We cover the spectacular win from The Lions on Saturday night against Geelong! Plus, Margaux confirms she's raising bogans. And, triple-premiership player Simon Black reviews The Lions' odds this weekend at the 'GSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's swoopy boi season!! Gambaro's Hotel rebranding to Athur Beetson Hotel Believe it or not - hotel horror stories! Dobbo's street parking rant Jamayne Issako interview – Liam tries to put the hoodoo on him! Simon Black decided to book his early holiday when Lions were 13th – Now they're playing finals Referrendum - Can you be parking our the front of someone else's house? A non-life threatening injury to the buttocksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Given 26th May 2024

Melbourne star Max Gawn joined the Marty Sheargold Show to take a deeper look at the remaining matches of Round 6. The club captain shared thoughts on Charlie Cameron's "good record" defence at the tribunal, playing down injuries to doctors, and a ripping story on Triple M commentator Simon Black!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Given 25th February 2024

Waubonsie Valley principal Jason Stipp talks about the school's winter mainstage, A Trip to the Moon, with Calvin Bonansinga, Simon Black and Sydney Elliott. a WVTV production ©2024

We've been seeing and hearing ads for gold. Coins, bars, etc., to add to your portfolio as a hedge against inflation. But is it sound strategy?Listen up, SUCKAS! Time to get some precious, precious-metal EDU-cation!Also, go here to subscribe to Simon Black's newsletter:https://www.sovereignman.com/If you have a question you'd like me to answer on the podcast, email me at matt@rogueretirementlounge.comCheck out more episodes at my retirement planning podcast website: https://www.rogueretirementlounge.com/Follow me on twitter! https://twitter.com/LoungeRogueFollow me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/lairdgrainger/

Given 29th October 2023

SATRUDAY RUB | The Biggest game of the year is here and we're at the Triple MCG for the 2023 Toyota AFL Grand Final between Collingwood and Brisbane.  We're joined by Simon Black, Chris Judd and Daisy Thomas; Bill has a Grand Final edition of The Quiz; and Bern anoints his Nuff of the YearSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catch up on JB and Billy's massive Grand Final week. Brisbane's Darcy Wilmot, AFL CEOs Andrew Dillon and Gil McLachlan, Luke Darcy, Simon Black, Nathan Murphy, Lunches Brownless, we give away two Grand Final tickets, Idiot Song, Billy's JokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brisbane legend Simon Black relives when the Lions went from wooden spooners to winning the flag in 4 short years. He talks about the importance of cohesion within the team and teammates playing their role. From episode 169. Contact Email - hello@producey.com Instagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriends Youtube - @dylandfriends Facebook - dylandfriends Tiktok - @dylandfriends Dyl & Friends is produced by Darcy Parkinson Video and audio production by Producey. ILY XXXX

JB and Billy are live at Melbourne Public for the Rush Hour's Grand Final Rumble. They chat to Premiership Cup Ambassador Josh Kennedy, Andrew Dillon and Gil McLachlan, The Living End, Nat Barr and Matt Shirvington from Sunrise, Simon Black, Jay Z Clark, Tex Walker and Bernie Vince, and they give away two Grand Final tickets with a mega-quiz, then Billy finishes everyone off with an all-time shocking jokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blighty & Wilds with the latest AFL teams for the Grand Final. The boys gave their predictions for the decider. Plus, feature guest - Lions legend, Simon Black. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lions legend, Simon Black joined Blighty & Wilds ahead of the AFL Grand Final on Saturday between Brisbane and Collingwood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month, we're featuring the Sovereign Man – international entrepreneur and investor James Hickman (who often writes under the name Simon Black). Hickman is an expert on diversifying your life and assets internationally – ensuring that no single government ever has control over you or your financial choices. The title of this, quite literally, worldly episode is “How to Become a Sovereign Individual” – and you can download and listen to the full podcast here. Porter, Aaron, and the Sovereign Man dig into... How safe is your money in the U.S.?... The three things to look for in an investment…  The Sovereign Man's time as an Army Intelligence Officer shaped his worldview ... The surprising travel agency Porter would like to create... A forecast for the next five years… And much more... including “You Can't Make This Up”, and letters from you, the audience.

Ever since Geelong ended our run in last year's preliminary final, we've been waiting for another crack – and now, at last, it's arrived. On a special finals preview episode of the podcast, we're joined by triple-premiership star Simon Black as we count down to Saturday night's qualifying final against Port Adelaide. Blacky talks us through his thoughts on the Lions new and improved midfield, his memories of the premiership era, and gives us his predictions for the 2023 finals series. Also this week: -Our favourite Charlie Cameron memories as he reaches his 200th game -Why the numbers show that Brisbane are deserved frontrunners for the flag -What song should be used under this year's Lions premiership montage And much more!

Liam Flanagan and Simon Black obviously go full Matildas!! Who would Blackers be choosing from his Lions premiership team to play "striker", and who his underrated teammates were! How the absence of Gunston effects a finals bound Brisbane!  -------

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Today's Podcast: More on Former President Donald Trump's Indictment, including the possibility of a plea deal. Guest: John LeBoutillier, American Political Columnist, Pundit, and Former Republican Member of the United States House of Representatives   Why are we seeing so many strikes in Canada? What's behind the strikes, what do workers want? And how will it affect employers? Guest: Simon Black, an associate professor or labour studies at Brock University Could this be the end of the economic bid for sports? Guest: Moshe Lander, an economics professor at Concordia University  Canada's newly-dubbed Oyster Shucking Champion digs into the finer points of his trade. Guest: Mike Osborne, National Oyster Shucking Contest winner --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why are we seeing so many strikes in Canada? What's behind the strikes, what do workers want? And how will it affect employers? Guest: Simon Black, an Associate Professor of Labour Studies at Brock University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Given 23rd July 2023

Jack Heverin and Kate McCarthy preview Brisbane's huge clash with Richmond and  the rest of round 16! On the agenda is Dustin Martin missing the match due to illness, fixing the bye rounds, Kate's fixturing ideas, a chat with Brisbane assistant Cam Bruce, all the team news, Simon Black's thoughts on tonight's game, whether Richmond can make a finals run, what Brisbane need to do to convince us they're legit, and a preview of the rest of round 16.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Liam Flanagan and Simon Black are on deck for a Brissy special ahead of the Lions going head to head with Mini's Tigers at the Gabba. Blackers talks about the playing with so many of the current coaching crop & who's in the Lions best 22! -----------

Sam Jacobs and Jack Heverin talk why Tex is getting just so good, legends of the hall of fame and if the Crows can get a hold of Mason Redman!  -----------

A whip around the grounds on what you missed last night - Jack Heverin and Joey Montagna run through another phenomenal Dreamtime display at the G ending in a Bombers stunner - and hear the amazing stat on the Tigers' results in close game.Then, Tom Rockliff and Simon Black recap the Q Clash from the Gabba - as the Lions overpowered the Suns. -----------

Jason recently spoke at the Rebel Capitalist Live event in Orlando, Florida. He was joined by a number of great speakers, including Simon Black, Robert Kiyasaki, Mike Maloney, Peter Schiff and George Gammon. He shared some of his presentation and also mentioned the Collective Mastermind group he runs with Ken Mcelroy, Robert Kiyasaki and George Gammon. The group is meeting in Nashville in a few days and they've decided to allow people to attend just one event as a sample.  Jason is also offering a one-time discount of one fourth of the membership fee for those interested in joining. He is also offering a Zoom meeting to discuss their very special 4.7, 5% financing for investment properties, including the option of 100% financing. This low rate, as well as the 100% financing, is a great option for those who want to take advantage of inflation and step destruction as a wealth-building strategy.  He then discusses the current market, noting that most of the market has become brand new builder homes in terms of buying investment properties, instead of buying renovated properties from fix and flippers. This is due to the fact that people don't want to sell their properties as they have ultra low mortgage rates. He also mentions that new builds come with a premium on the price, but most people prefer them anyway. In conclusion, the market is locked up and it is difficult to buy a renovated property from a fix and flipper. He also discusses the real estate market and how resilient it is. He makes the point that with mortgage payments having increased by almost 70%, prices have still held up. He also mentions that the supply of properties is very low, as people are unwilling to sell due to their low rate mortgages. He then talks about a headline from Housing Wire which states that home prices are inching up, despite difficult affordability. He also mentions a headline from Guild Mortgage, which states that they faced a $37 million loss in the first quarter due to high mortgage rates and low inventory levels. He finishes by saying that mortgage companies feel that rates are high and it is hard to get people to qualify for loans. Key Takeaways: 01:23 A Recap of Rebel Capitalist Live with Jason Hartman   02:31 The Collective Mastermind and Low-Interest Financing Options for Investment Properties   05:30 Benefits of Investing in New Build Properties   09:02 Real Estate Market Resilience and Mortgage Business Challenges   12:03 The Impact of Low Inventory on the Housing Market   16:03 The Relationship Between Housing Affordability and Rental Market Booms   18:03 Analysis of Rental Market During and After the Great Recession   19:40 Analysis of Short-Term Rental Market and its Impact on Housing Prices   21:29 The Impact of Non-Primary Beds on the Housing Market   24:13 Discussion on Adjusting Expectations in Real Estate Markets   28:31 Understanding the Power of Investment Property   Follow Jason on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM & LINKEDIN Twitter.com/JasonHartmanROI Instagram.com/jasonhartman1/ Linkedin.com/in/jasonhartmaninvestor/ Call our Investment Counselors at: 1-800-HARTMAN (US) or visit: https://www.jasonhartman.com/ Free Class:  Easily get up to $250,000 in funding for real estate, business or anything else: http://JasonHartman.com/Fund CYA Protect Your Assets, Save Taxes & Estate Planning: http://JasonHartman.com/Protect Get wholesale real estate deals for investment or build a great business – Free Course: https://www.jasonhartman.com/deals Special Offer from Ron LeGrand: https://JasonHartman.com/Ron Free Mini-Book on Pandemic Investing: https://www.PandemicInvesting.com

Simon Black and Liam Flanagan discuss what went down last night at Heritage Bank Stadium between the Suns and the Swans, and unpack the match up in Adelaide between Port and the Lions ------

Daily Standup Top Stories WAVE OF NEW LNG EXPORT PLANTS THREATENS TO KNOCK GAS PRICES March 14, 2023 Mariel AlumitHOUSTON, March 14 – A flood of liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects due online worldwide in mid-decade will vie against lower-cost renewable energy and a revived nuclear power sector, which could rock gas prices […] Dow Jones Futures: Banking Crisis Escalates Ahead Of CPI Inflation Report; GitLab, Tesla, Schwab In Focus March 13, 2023 Allen SantosDow Jones futures were higher ahead of Tuesday's open, as the banking crisis continues to escalate, with two large bank failures in recent days — SVB Financial (SIVB) and Signature Bank (SBNY). Meanwhile, Schwab stock […] Simon Black: The Unraveling Can Happen In An Instant March 14, 2023 Allen SantosAuthored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com, On Sunday afternoon, September 14, 2008, hundreds of employees of the financial giant Lehman Brothers walked into the bank's headquarters at 745 Seventh Avenue in New York City to […] U.S. President proposes more money for offshore wind activities and no tax subsidies for oil and gas in 2024 budget March 13, 2023 Allen SantosHome Offshore wind U.S. President proposes more money for offshore wind activities and no tax subsidies for oil & gas in 2024 budget On 9 March, the Biden-Harris administration released the President's Budget for Fiscal […] Timeline of Iran-Saudi Relations March 14, 2023 Mariel AlumitIran and Saudi Arabia have been regional rivals for more than three decades. Most recently, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said it was impossible for Riyadh to have a dialogue with Tehran. “Its (Iran's) […] China To Host Major Middle East Summit After ‘Success' Of Iran-Saudi Deal March 13, 2023 Allen SantosVia The Cradle, A high-level gathering of Gulf Arab states and Iranian officials is on track to take place later this year in the Chinese capital Beijing, according to sources that spoke with the Wall […]Highlights of the Podcast[2:33 PM] 00:00 - Intro02:56 - The wave of new LNG export threatens to knock gas prices.05:39 - Simon Black unraveling can happen at an instant.06:57 - Wells Fargo. Government bonds are the new toxic Security10:41 - U.S. President proposes more money for offshore wind activities and no tax subsidies for oil and gas in the 2024 budget14:41 - Timeline of Iran, Saudi relations17:24 - China to host major Middle East summit after the success of the Iran Saudi deal building off21:56 - Delta bought Pennsylvania oil refinery ten years ago in order to save money on jet fuel cost22:24 - Market Updates23:34 - OutroFollow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow MichaelOn LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB Substack

Daily Standup Top StoriesBusinesses Urge Biden to Use ‘Every Tool' in Mexico Energy SpatMarch 12, 2023 Allen Santos​Business groups representing American oil producers, renewable electricity and manufacturers urged the Biden administration to use “every tool available” to push Mexico to address complaints about its nationalist energy policy that the US says violates […]Biden Officials Back Alaska Oil Project Scorned by EnvironmentalistsMarch 12, 2023 Allen Santos​The Biden administration has decided to authorize a mammoth ConocoPhillips oil project in northwest Alaska, rejecting arguments from environmental activists who insist it will exacerbate climate change, according to people familiar with the matter. After […]Renewable energy investors squeezed by higher interest rates, costsMarch 12, 2023 Allen SantosNEW YORK/HOUSTON, (Reuters) – Corporations and investors have been pouring money into renewable energy projects, seeing an opportunity to grasp the Holy Grail of socially conscious investing: do good while doing well. But sharply higher […]Renewable energy investors squeezed by higher interest rates, costsMarch 12, 2023 Allen SantosNEW YORK/HOUSTON, (Reuters) – Corporations and investors have been pouring money into renewable energy projects, seeing an opportunity to grasp the Holy Grail of socially conscious investing: do good while doing well. But sharply higher […]What to expect after Iran, Saudi Arabia agree to restore tiesMarch 12, 2023 Allen SantosTehran, Iran – Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-establish diplomatic relations in a China-brokered deal that could have wide-ranging consequences but building on it, analysts say, will prove the main challenge. The agreement […]Highlights of the Podcast00:00 – Intro05:09 – Businesses urge Biden to use every tool. Mexico07:10 – Biden officials back Alaska oil project scorned by environmentalist09:57 – Renewable energy investors squeezed by higher interest rates and cost12:26 – Russia uses ship to ship transfers to boost diesel exports to Saudi Arabia14:32 – What to expect after Iran and Saudi Arabia agree to restore ties that was brokered by China specifically in Beijing16:30 – Market Update18:31 – OutroFollow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsENBEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB SubstackVideo Transcription edited for grammar. We disavow any errors unless they make us look better or smarter.Daily Energy Standup Episode #81Michael Tanner [00:00:14] What is going on? Everybody, welcome to another edition ofthe Daily Energy News Beat. Stand up here on this gorgeous Wednesday, March 15th,2023. As always, I'm your humble correspondent, Michael Tanner, coming to you from anundisclosed location here in Dallas, Texas, joined by the executive producer of the show,the purveyor of the show and the director, publisher of the world's greatest website,Energy News Beat.com, Stuart Turley, my man, how are we doing today?Stuart Turley [00:00:39] Its a good day in the neighborhood. Wow, it's been a brutal day.Michael Tanner [00:00:42] It's been a brutal day, but it's been a good day. Kind of a slowday, but also kind of night. We've got some interesting stories lined up. First one Stu's gotfor us in all capital letters, [00:00:51]Wave of new LNG export plants threatened to knockgas prices. [3.7s] I'd be okay with this. I mean, I can't lie and say I like high gas prices,even if that does help the oil and gas business, which it really doesn't do. Commonmisconception that high gas prices actually help the oil business. I mean, yes, it usuallymeans crude oil prices are high. But I'm I'm okay with knocking gas prices down for theconsumer because this will cover in the CPI. It's a huge part of their overall budget. So Stuwill dive into all of these new export plants.Michael Tanner [00:01:20] Next up, we've got [00:01:21]US president proposes moremoney for offshore wind activities and no tax subsidies for oil and gas in 2024 budget.[7.3s] Dun dun dun. So Stu will dive into what this the 2024 Biden administration budgetlooks like. And as that title goes up, it's not good for oil and gas.Michael Tanner [00:01:38] Next up, Stu is going to fly us geopolitically around the world.We're going to end up talking about [00:01:43]the timeline of Iran and Saudi relations.[2.1s] He's going to walk through this really good article and how the reestablishing ofrelations between Saudi Arabia and Iran is has some pretty crazy geopolitical impacts. Stuwill time it all.Michael Tanner [00:01:58] And then to follow up with that, [00:02:00]China to host majorMiddle East summit after the success of the Iran Saudi deal building off [5.5s] what theyhelped to broker in that article before. You know the interesting stuff will cover where thisMiddle East summit and what it looks like held by China. He'll kick it over to me. I'll coverwhat happened in [00:02:15]the oil and gas markets. [0.8s] You know, oil didn't have agreat day specifically due to some of the CPI came out today and amongst other things,specifically surrounding some of the banks. So I'll dive into why prices are down and thenwe'll let you get on out of here and finish up your Wednesday and above.Michael Tanner [00:02:30] Before we do that, guys, as always, all the articles that we'reabout to cover are available in the description below and courtesy of the world's greatestwebsite. WWW.ENERGYNEWSBEAT.COM the best place for all of your oil and gas andEnergy News Dashboard.EnergyNewsBeat.com the best place for all your dataand finance. You could again hit the description below of the article that we are about tocover are available there. I'm out of breath. Those Stu. Where do you want to begin?Stuart Turley [00:02:55] Hey, let's start with the wave of new LNG export threatens toknock gas prices. This is really a very interesting article, Michael. It says one of the firstquotes in here is there's $1,000,000,000,000 of natural gas infrastructure being builtaround the world today.Stuart Turley [00:03:15] There's a set of spectacular shifts in natural gas that is here tostay, said Jeff Vasco, CEO of LNG exporter Cheniere Energy. We love a tremendousCheniere. Qatar's got some big one. They've got a 49 mtpa by 2027 and US projects couldadd 125 M TPA that's 16.4 billion cubic feet per day. Here's the thing. You also havenuclear rebounding. You have Japan aims to boost its nuclear by 20% and you need 7%.France is proposing to build six nuclear reactors.Stuart Turley [00:04:03] A problem with France is on their nuclear reactors and how thisplays in that gas. Hang on. Here is France is proposing to build six new ones becausethey're repairs that they let go on. 25 are too expensive now. Now everybody is sayingnuclear will take away from LNG because nuclear power, we need more all the energy wecan get.Stuart Turley [00:04:28] So no matter how many nuclear reactors we can build, that willnot impact natural gas or LNG. That's what I want to make clear it. People are kind ofthrowing that around. And here's another one.but they're only saying that it's till 2027, but itsays big uncertainty in the industry is focused on how much damage the high price hasdone to medium term gas demand.Stuart Turley [00:04:53] But it also says in the long run, a little bit further down, they'resaying, oh, how much is going to go to renewable, how fast? I think you're ten years awayfrom being able to impact that. That is pretty interesting. What are your thoughts?Michael Tanner [00:05:07] I agree. I think there's a little bit more bark than bite with thisheadline. I do think, you know, with all of these projects coming online over this timeline,you're right, it's going to be a slow and steady drift. But again, we'll see.Michael Tanner [00:05:19] The market dynamics are bound to change between now andwhen this eventual trillion dollar projects roll online. So, you know, I do think is headlinecould be a little misleading. But what would you expect from a headline that's in all caps,too?Stuart Turley [00:05:30] I don't know. But I'm going to talk to the other team on that one.All right. Hey, Michael, let's try this next article here. [00:05:39]Simon Black unraveling canhappen at an instant. [3.1s] And I thought this was interesting. The S&P fell roughly 50%.Unemployment soared and more than a hundred banks failed over the subsequent 12months. It was a total disaster.Stuart Turley [00:05:56] This is talking about 28 September 14th, 2008, when hundreds ofemployees of the financial giant Lehman Brothers walked out of the Bank bank'sheadquarters. Unbelievable. That was a tough time. Now, 15 years later, all theseinvestigations, stress test rules, and it could happen again. Michael, do you know why thiscould happen again? And it's a different circumstance?Michael Tanner [00:06:24] Well, because this time it's not a crisis of overleveraged banks.I mean, it's a little bit of that. I mean, it's not a it's not a subprime mortgage crisis. It's a littlebit more of a addiction to cheap money, which was handed via the low interest rate set bythe Fed.Stuart Turley [00:06:44] Exactly. But here's a twist that could. I'm pretending to be youknow, I've got my hands here waving for our podcast listeners. It's going to be a little bitmore technology than that in this article. [00:06:57]Wells Fargo. Government bonds arethe new toxic Security [3.7s] is one of the big headlines in here, Michael. But what thisreally concern about as b b is the fact that banking has changed and people know thingsquickly.Stuart Turley [00:07:15] The run on this bank happened within hours on SVB, everybodywas saying, hey, wait a minute, get your stuff out. Banking happens on your phones andthat's one of the most critical pieces of banking in today versus 2008. Runs on banks canhappen quickly.Stuart Turley [00:07:35] Now, the stress test on SVB did not happen because the stresstest had another 50 million that they had to be on or 20 million or whatever the number isin order to do their stress test. So they were just big enough, but just under the regulationsthat were there for stress testing.Michael Tanner [00:07:55] Well, yes. And I think you also have to realize that, again, thegame that they were playing was the Treasury security bond arbitrage, which as inflationand rates rise in your long term, government bonds rise.Michael Tanner [00:08:09] When customers come in to withdraw deposits, you have tosell those assets at a loss. They were sitting on an unrealized loss of $15 billion when theirentire balance sheet only showed a profit of $13 billion. So that's where some of that stuffcomes in and then eventually you come into a cash crisis.Stuart Turley [00:08:25] So let me ask let me ask this and that is in the article numberfive, this is going to keep happening. When you take a look at your treasuries and you takea look at the management that you just described, what do you think is going to keephappening? Because the paradigm is changed. People do their banking on their hands. Imean, on their hands. Yeah. It's how I count 1 to 3. You know, you can tell I'm holding upmy hands for our podcast listeners, but Foreign bank, I mean, when you sit back and takea look at this, do you think that it's going to keep going on? Because I don't know thatwe're out of the woods yet, do you?Michael Tanner [00:09:04] Yeah, I think what's really going to happen is you're going tosee a consolidation of banks. It's going to the regulations are going to get so strict, they'regoing to get so stringent that your local bank, your regional bank, they're not going to beable to supply.Michael Tanner [00:09:18] I mean, if the if the FDIC really does go in what everyonethinks they're going to do, which is basically guarantee all deposits anywhere.Stuart Turley [00:09:25] Right.Michael Tanner [00:09:26] They're going to have to increase the fees that banks pay in tothe FDIC in order to have enough capital to supply that, because now, you know, insteadof having a 1%, DAX is going to need five seven.Michael Tanner [00:09:38] That mean only banks that can do that are the JPMorgan's theCitigroup's. I mean you're seeing articles I saw tweets flying by and articles flying acrossthe desk talking about how all three of those companies, Credit Suisse, JPMorgan Chaseand Citigroup, have all seen a huge influx of new accounts trying to be open in depositsbecause people just consider the biggest banks safe. And I mean, if if that's what we allwant, we want JPMorgan Chase to everyone just have a corporate account with them like,I guess, you know, let's see.Stuart Turley [00:10:07] So Brian Sullivan from CNBC had an. Tweet out their askingquestions. And I do like Brian Sullivan. He is he is a good cat.Michael Tanner [00:10:19] He's their commodities guy, too, which I really like.Stuart Turley [00:10:21] Oh, but he also knows energy. So just and enough of a shout outfor him because I do like him. I love to get him on the podcast, but we'll leave that alone.Michael Tanner [00:10:30] Yeah. What do you got next?Stuart Turley [00:10:31] Okay, let's go up here. President proposes. He proposes to findsome ice cream. No, The title of the thing is [00:10:41]U.S. President proposes moremoney for offshore wind activities and no tax subsidies for oil and gas in the 2024 budget.[9.3s] All right, this one, chaps, my chicken. And I'll tell you what. When you get a chapchicken, it gets all kind of grumpy around here.Stuart Turley [00:10:57] Tax subsidies and subsidies are not happening for the oil andgas. You and I have had this conversation before. Tax deductions for investing is not taxsubsidies. I mean, not subsidies. And and that's what they're referring into in here that ifwhy 2024 budget is saying that there is 64.5 million for the renewable energy program ofthe Department of the Interior, Bureau of Energy, Ocean Energy Management, 21.6 millionmore than to 2023.Stuart Turley [00:11:37] That doesn't include the revenue from the leases. That does notinclude the revenue from the leases. So this is just absolutely bonkers. Listen to this one. Italso proposes 92.8 million for bio IAMS environmental programs, an increase of 10.4million.Stuart Turley [00:12:02] This is like holding things with a gigantic. Anyway, I'm gettingworked up on this. You can't print this kind of money without having low cost power beingprovided. This is going to just increase inflation. It's going to increase the cost to theconsumer. Your thoughts?Michael Tanner [00:12:25] Well, I mean, I think this quote was in one of the fact sheetsthat the White House issued says it all says the president is committed to ending tens ofbillions of dollars of federal tax subsidies for oil and gas companies, even as they benefitfrom billions of dollars in special tax breaks. Oil companies have failed to invest inproduction.Michael Tanner [00:12:42] I mean, that tells you all you need to know about this currentbudget. Do. That's what they really think about you. That's what they want you to think.They think now, on one hand, they'll approve the Willow Project the day before theyannounce this.Michael Tanner [00:12:54] So it is not, you know, what is it, the pot calling the kettle black.You know, don't worry. Yesterday we just approved the Willow project, which is putting80,000 barrels a day in Alaska. You know, I'm I'm I'm sure a couple of deer might die.Michael Tanner [00:13:08] News flash. I'm sorry. There are trade offs. As an economist,everything is a trade off. You know, your iPhone, I'm probably someone, you know,jumped out of a sweat shop and committed suicide in the process of trying to get yourphone mate. I'm sorry. Tweet, tweet at me on the phone made by slaves and make fun ofme.Michael Tanner [00:13:24] But so we could play this game all the way down the line. Ithink it's interesting that there is still 72.3 million are committed for their conventionalenergy program, under which that federal agency is developing kind of a national oil andgas leasing program, which is going to be a little bit different than what the Bureau of LandManagement does and what they do with these offshore oil and gas leases through theDepartment of Interior.Michael Tanner [00:13:48] So that I think is interesting. But I mean, still got a lot of power.What did you expect to be in this budget? We'll never get past. This is just they're they'reshow and tell of here's what we would like to have happen. It won't happen. So it's notgoing to. But this is a hey, here's here's what everyone wants to think. We like.Stuart Turley [00:14:05] Don't ever say in our political world right now it will never happenthere's so many there is so much bull hockey going on in Washington right now, whetheryou're Republican or Democrat or.Michael Tanner [00:14:19] But it's just statistics. When's the last time a president hasactually put together a budget? Was it Clinton? I mean, it goes back multiple presidentsthat haven't had got their budgets approved. This isn't just a.Stuart Turley [00:14:31] Put this together. He know you know the thing. You know thething.Michael Tanner [00:14:36] Yeah, I know. Okay, let's move on now.Stuart Turley [00:14:40] Let's go to the next one here. [00:14:41]Timeline of Iran, Saudirelations. [2.3s] This is really critical because it goes right along with the next story,Michael. And the next story is [00:14:51]China to host major Middle East summit after thesuccess of Saudi Iran. [6.7s] And let me go in to this relationship back in 1979, that wasbefore you were born on it.Michael Tanner [00:15:07] That was,.Stuart Turley [00:15:08] Oh, shush. Oh, my younger. The Saudi monarchy based on itslegitimacy back then on on Islam. It was really bad back then when you're talking about atOklahoma State, when I was there, it was always the Iranians protesting the Shah and itwas bad on the campus. I mean, it was you know, it was just a whole nother thing.Stuart Turley [00:15:36] So then you take a look at coming around the corner and 1980,1988, Iraq invaded Iran, an eight year war. And Saudi Arabia remain neutral. But it causeda real problem with the gas going on and the chemical weapons and all that kind of stuff.Stuart Turley [00:15:57] 1982 Saudi Arabia supplies Iraq with 1 billion in money in aidretro. So they even got on the other side. And it was partly because back then they had lobsome chemical weapons over on that and it was getting ugly on both sides so Saudi wasafraid they were next on the chemical weapons list.Stuart Turley [00:16:24] So 2001, I'm dropping down and here is the next one. Iran andSaudi sign a security pact agreement. This is this was like, holy smokes.Stuart Turley [00:16:37] Now, when you come down here, July 2015, Iran and the world'ssix major powers each reach a deal over Iran's controversial nuclear program. Saudiofficials publicly endorse the deal despite their past reservations. So it's kind of cool. Theystarted coming around in 2015 and let's come down here again. Then that ended. It turnedout that it did.Michael Tanner [00:17:06] It is a long article, man. They go through this this detail they'retalking about multiple quotes per month.Stuart Turley [00:17:13] Oh, absolutely. And and it but it was you need to go read this tounderstand the whole process in order to understand how important China's brokering ofthis deal is because of the success of this deal is so good.Stuart Turley [00:17:31] You have I think 60% of all the countries in the Middle East aregoing to China to go to this summit so China can broker deals. I'm serious. When was thewhen was the last time that deals were brokered in the Middle East in order to makepeace?Michael Tanner [00:17:53] And it has it been in my lifetime.Stuart Turley [00:17:55] It was under the Trump administration, the Abraham Accords andthen that was the first time that they started it.Michael Tanner [00:18:01] You're right. I forgot about the Abraham Accords.Stuart Turley [00:18:03] Many, many years that is a trial and then Biden administrationcomes in and it goes off and gone. China comes in because this is all a slap in the face tothe Biden administration. So we're going to go ahead and table the rest of the article onChina, because I got a bunch more stuff coming up on this and it's using its economic tiesto influence Iran's behavior. Cina understand the way to Iran's heart is through money.They need it badly right now.Michael Tanner [00:18:37] Yeah, and I think this later on down in this article, it says Saudiofficials hopes that Beijing can use its economic ties to influence Iran's behavior as Chinaremains the biggest importer of Iranian crude. The who buy oil gain the power.Stuart Turley [00:18:51] And they are also this is what this all this article means. Boththese articles means it's going to speed up the getting rid of the petro dollar. The UnitedStates dollar is going to move away, not be the world standard even faster now. Anyway,that's it for my time after you.Michael Tanner [00:19:12] Make absolutely no I mean for having no news today. Therewas a lot of news people. So we appreciate we're still keeping us up on all thingsgeopolitical related.Michael Tanner [00:19:23] Very interesting day for the markets, really soaking in theaftermath of the SVB, the bank collapse and the kind of the fallout from that bank stockswere down, but we actually saw the S&P 500 rally up 1.6 percentage points. NASDAQactually jumped 2.3 percentage points. Facebook came out and said they're going to layoff 10,000 people and eliminate 5000 job openings.Michael Tanner [00:19:43] So even after laying off last quarter, Mark Zuckerberg comesin, lays more people off. Still. Does that hurt? Tech stocks? Are bank stocks all aroundwere down and we did see funds become available both at SVB and its signature bank.Charles Schwab was was down fairly heavy. There was a couple other local regionalbanks that were down,.Michael Tanner [00:20:00] But really that had an impact on oil currently trading as werecord this about 708 here on the 14th, 7180. Again, a lot of that's due. To the uncertaintysurrounding what that crude oil demand might look like, both at home and in China.Michael Tanner [00:20:15] But again, today, the big reason why is our dollar was down,interest rates up with that, with the fact that we're entering a peril in which the Fed hascome out and already said we're going to continue to raise rates and if continuing to raiserates will hurt and cause banks to continue to fail. It's a cycle that the Fed started.Michael Tanner [00:20:34] And in order to correct, they have to make banks. I mean, it'sreally a sick cycle that has to happen. They created a problem and to fix the problem, theyhave to wipe out companies who took advantage of the policy that they created in the firstplace.Stuart Turley [00:20:45] And it's because they took too long to take any action being I'mgoing to college, stupid.Michael Tanner [00:20:51] Yeah. So and and right now that that will hamper oil prices Ithink you know in in in the short term you know do I think we stay above 70? Man, I hopeso. But could I see a dip below 70?Stuart Turley [00:21:03] Can I interject here? I did see on on Squawk Box this morningthe CEO of Delta and he is a sharp cookie. I'm not a Delta fan, but on the other hand, he isextremely sharp. And he did say that they had their largest sale or second largest day ofsales last week.Stuart Turley [00:21:25] And with that, he said what they're seeing is that consultants arehitting the road again and people are really traveling and they're expecting their volumes togo up. And when they ask him then about that, I did not know that Delta owned their ownrefinery.Stuart Turley [00:21:44] And I was like, wow, that's pretty smart. They they he says thatthat helps us out. But if that is systemic, lots of demand that may help us.Michael Tanner [00:21:54] Let's see, because I don't know if I believe that Delta boughtPennsylvania oil refinery ten years ago in order to save money on jet fuel cost. Wow. Hedid.Stuart Turley [00:22:03] You know,.Michael Tanner [00:22:03] That's interesting.Stuart Turley [00:22:04] Yeah. Thanks a lot, Michael.Michael Tanner [00:22:06] I believe you. I don't believe that. I believe that that guy saidthat. Do I believe that what that guy was saying was true? Maybe. Maybe not.Stuart Turley [00:22:13] Well, the CEO of a company, right?Michael Tanner [00:22:16] Self right. CEOs never lie. CEOs never come out and saythings that are false in public. You're right, Stu. I'm the idiot. Yes, you are. Gas prices,Nothing. Oh, before I jump, guys. API, as you listen to this, on Wednesday, we'll know thecrude oil inventory that comes out 10 a.m. or 930 Central Time. 830 Mt. at 1030 if you're.Yeah, 10 to 30 if you are in Eastern time zone.Michael Tanner [00:22:44] O'm API though dropped yesterday. I'm 1.1 million or 1.15million barrel build. So we'll look to see if the EIA crude oil draw confirms or denies that. Sothat's a game of a factor and weigh on the bear side natural gas again weather on thehorizon is really the only thing drawing it right now.Michael Tanner [00:23:04] We did see a little bit of a steadiness, $2.58, really not muchon that side again, as weather goes so well that it is. So I don't think there's much pointspending time on us. Do you got anything else for these guys now?Stuart Turley [00:23:15] It's going to be a beautiful day in the neighborhood tomorrow.Michael Tanner [00:23:17] Yes, it will. So with that, guys, we'll let you get out of here, Finish up your day. We appreciate you guys checking us out here at the Energy NewsBeat Daily Stand Up for Stuart Turley. I'm Michael Tanner. We'll see you tomorrow.

Information is a tool. Some information you think might not be relevant could be used against you in a way you never expected. So you might think you have nothing to protect and so nothing to hide today, but it can change on a day-to-day basis. Join Mo Bina, and guest, Mark Nestmann, in this episode as they discuss financial privacy and protection. Mark shares that this information could be used to take your wealth. For wealth protection, a private account can be opened at a private bank in one of the wealth haven countries, get it off the domestic radar screen, and have it invested in various ways. There's more to unpack in this episode! So tune in and enjoy!   In this episode, Mark talks about… How he got started in the business of privacy How do you protect your wealth from someone who thinks they're more entitled to it than you? The Lifeboat Strategy The easiest way to become a citizen of another country. Is there any point in internationalizing and diversifying your wealth? The Alpha's Strategy.   About Mark Nestmann… Mark Nestmann is the founder of The Nestmann Group, a US-centric consultancy that helps mostly American clients protect your assets, preserve your wealth and safeguard your future. His work has been featured in well-known media outlets including The Washington Post, ABC News, The New York Times, Bloomberg News, Business Week and Forbes. In addition, he has been featured in popular niche publications including The Harry Schultz Letter, The Daily Reckoning, International Living and Simon Black's Sovereign Man Confidential. He has also regularly appeared on Jim Puplava's Financial Sense Network, LewRockwell.com, The Oxford Club, The Sovereign Society and many others. He holds a Masters of Law (LL.M) in international tax law from the University of Vienna.   Catch Mark Nestmann on… Website:     https://www.nestmann.com/   Connect with Mo Bina on… Website:          https://www.high-risecapital.com/ Medium:          https://mobina.medium.com/ YouTube:        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ISsEKBHlkX7lk9b68SKLA/featured Instagram:      https://www.instagram.com/highrisecapital/ For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out our free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking here: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index  

Welcome back to Dyl & Friends Best Of Series! We're doing one big recap of the year that's been and in this instalment, we are hearing from the guests that inspired us over the year with their sporting careers. We hear from names such as Simon Black, Nicho Hynes, Matthew Lloyd, Harry McKay, Nick Riewoldt, Cal Twomey, Nathan Jones, Mason Cox, Brian Taylor, Dyson Daniels, Jobe Watson, Lucas Herbert and Angus Brayshaw. Contact Email - hello@producey.com Instagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriends Youtube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriends Facebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriends Twitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckley Dyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson. Video and audio production by Producey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Simon Black is a former AFL player with the Brisbane Lions. Simon was a key part of the famed midfield during the 2001-2003 Premiership teams of the Brisbane Lions dynasty. He's a 3 x Premiership player, Brownlow and Norm Smith Medallist, 3x All Australian, and Brisbane Lion captain. Really he's a name that needs no introduction. Simon was an absolute favourite of mine in my formative teenage years and to be honest I ended up turning into a bit of a nuffy during this episode. I hope you enjoy it. ILY xx Simon Black Instagram - www.instagram.com/simon_tblack/ Contact Email - hello@producey.com Instagram - @dylbuckley @dylandfriends Youtube - www.youtube.com/dylandfriends Facebook - www.facebook.com/dylandfriends Twitter - www.twitter.com/dylan_buckley Dyl & Friends is produced by Sam Bonser, Sam Dalton and Darcy Parkinson. Video and audio production by Producey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AFL legend and Hall of Famer Simon Black joins us to discuss the Brisbane Lions premiership chances and the great work he is doing developing student athletes at The Simon Black Academy. Hunger, work ethic and a desire to win were what drove "Blackey" to become a 3-time premiership player, Brownlow medalist and one of the greatest midfielders the game has ever seen.Find out more about The Simon Black Academy at www.simonblack.com.au00:04:47 - Rugby Union00:15:03 - NRL00:24:17 - Simon Black / AFL00:59:20 - Take it To The BankSupport the show

The finals are here! Barry Denner, Liam Flanagan, Simon Black and Daisy Thomas get set for Brisbane and Richmond. They chat to Richmond Assistant Xavier Clarke, and Brisbane Assistant Ben Hudson. Plus Tom Browne's latest news, and we talk the best finals performersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We real estate investors are entrepreneurs. Every time we purchase a new asset, it's like starting a new business. But if we've done it before, that new business is more like starting a new instance of a franchise than an outright new business. There are systems in place, designed to replicate and scale. Our commercial tenants are entrepreneurs. Some are starting new businesses. Well, thanks to Simon Black, he put a new report on barriers to business on my radar. This 144 page report was published in February of this year by the Institute for Justice. The authors of the report examined the difficulty in setting up a new business. To better understand the local regulatory barriers entrepreneurs encounter, this first-of-its-kind study analyzes the rules, regulations, and requirements to start a business in 20 cities across the country. This report identifies and quantifies the regulatory hurdles entrepreneurs experience, while pointing to specific reforms cities can pursue to make it cheaper, faster, and simpler to start a small business. The number of regulatory steps involved in opening a business is truly shocking. In Atlanta it takes 76 steps to open a restaurant and 68 steps to open a barber shop. Boston requires 92 steps to open a restaurant and 81 to open a barbershop. Phoenix requires 21 steps to open a home based tutoring business. Our businesses don't need government handouts with another layer of bureaucracy to qualify for the money. Our businesses need government to get out of the way and let commerce actually happen unimpeded by red tape. -------------- Host: Victor Menasce email: podcast@victorjm.com

Everyone's dressed up today... except Ross, who's vulnerable to miss the 8?, Collingwood's next steps regarding Jordan De Goey, Bulldogs defensive issues, Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks, do we need Last Touch Out Of Bounds?, Pub Quiz, Hitching The Caravan, Brisbane Legend Simon Black, trade rumours, Geelong's heavy training phase See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick, Jack, and Will are back to discuss all the big news in Queensland footy, including Brisbane sitting on top of the ladder, Simon Black's bake getting Jarryd Lyons going, where the Lions will play when they can't use the Gabba, and it's time to unleash Beast Mode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  The first and best shelter from this world's figurative storms is found within the family. Annie Holmquist has some excellent advice on how to raise kids who don't have daddy issues. How bad do authoritarians want to exert control over you and your children? As Kerry McDonald explains, bad enough for MSNBC to claim that homeschooling is driven by insidious racism. Is this the year you discover the joy of growing more of your own food? Simon Black has some thought on the coming food crisis and advises that developing your gardening skills is never a bad idea. If you didn't catch George W. Bush's recent gaffe about "brutal, unjustified" invasions, it was a perfect teaching moment. The Z-man has a great summary of how the war-mongers among us are losing their minds. Sponsors: Dixie Chiropractic HSL Ammo Sewing & Quilting Center Monticello College Life Saving Food  The Heather Turner Team at Patriot Home Mortgage Govern Your Crypto

As the world continues to spin out of control, it's a good time to evaluate the relationships around you and to choose your team wisely. The Good Citizen has some great advice on how to build your own wolf pack. Maybe this is a bit too close to Hollywood or political gossip but the Elon Musk and Twitter saga has been very revealing. Andrea Widburg explains how between Musk and Project Veritas, Twitter's mask is being removed. Do you still believe that our government is working to represent you and your interests? J.B. Shurk has a marvelous take on how Americans and their government have become divided by a common language. Ready for some good news? A combination of awareness and memes has caused the DHS to pull the plug on its newly created ministry of truth. Lovers of free speech owe Jack Posobiec a debt of gratitude. The first and best shelter from this world's figurative storms is found within the family. Annie Holmquist has some excellent advice on how to raise kids who don't have daddy issues. How bad do authoritarians want to exert control over you and your children? As Kerry McDonald explains, bad enough for MSNBC to claim that homeschooling is driven by insidious racism. Is this the year you discover the joy of growing more of your own food? Simon Black has some thought on the coming food crisis and advises that developing your gardening skills is never a bad idea. If you didn't catch George W. Bush's recent gaffe about "brutal, unjustified" invasions, it was a perfect teaching moment. The Z-man has a great summary of how the war-mongers among us are losing their minds. Sponsors: Dixie Chiropractic HSL Ammo Sewing & Quilting Center Monticello College Life Saving Food The Heather Turner Team at Patriot Home Mortgage Govern Your Crypto --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

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BT details his flight to Brisbane, Daisy was in the back row!, Kate McCarthy with the team changes, can Brisbane take the next step, Joe Daniher and owning the moment, Collingwood's changes, Simon Black gets the royal treatment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everything AFL in the Sunshine State - Nick, Jack, and Will discuss the biggest news out of Queensland footy, including Noah Anderson stepping out of Matt Rowell's shadow, a great display from the Suns, Brisbane's narrow loss to the Cats, and a remarkable story about Simon Black's secret soccer game with British recording superstar Robbie Williams in 2006! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  Activism in the public school system is a serious temptation for some teachers. Abigail Schrier provides some unsettling examples of how activist teachers in the California school system are recruiting kids into sexual identity and gender politics. How can a broken society break its addiction to cynicism, joylessness and information? Emina Melonic says we must first reject the slogan embraced by the great resetters who say start from zero again. A few days ago, Dr. Fauci claimed "we may never know" if the costs of lockdowns will outweigh the benefits. Here's a timely dose of reality for the good doctor regarding the flawed Imperial College model that fueled his fear machine. Care to guess what the number one cause of war has been since 1898? Simon Black says, historically speaking, it's the media. And what they're doing right now is pushing us closer to global war. Sponsors: HSL Ammo Sewing & Quilting Center Monticello College Life Saving Food  The Heather Turner Team at Patriot Home Mortgage Govern Your Crypto

As the 247th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution approaches, Caleb Franz from the Profiles in Liberty podcast joins me to talk about an often overlooked historical figure. If you're determined to find the truth via the internet, you have your work cut out for you. Thomas Buckley has an enlightening take on why there's so much internet nonsense. Politicians sure wish that the public would take them as seriously as they take themselves. Llewellyn King says the political class needs to level with us before that can happen. There are plenty of people who are willing and able to be problem-solvers in their neighborhoods and communities. Why don't they accomplish more? Kent McManigal explains that it's because the "law" always benefits the elites. Activism in the public school system is a serious temptation for some teachers. Abigail Schrier provides some unsettling examples of how activist teachers in the California school system are recruiting kids into sexual identity and gender politics. How can a broken society break its addiction to cynicism, joylessness and information? Emina Melonic says we must first reject the slogan embraced by the great resetters who say start from zero again. A few days ago, Dr. Fauci claimed "we may never know" if the costs of lockdowns will outweigh the benefits. Here's a timely dose of reality for the good doctor regarding the flawed Imperial College model that fueled his fear machine. Care to guess what the number one cause of war has been since 1898? Simon Black says, historically speaking, it's the media. And what they're doing right now is pushing us closer to global war. www.thebryanhydeshow.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

The OG crew are back, with Nick, Jack and Will discussing all the big news and views in Queensland footy including Lachie Neale's massive performance against Essendon, Gold Coast's meritorious game against the Dees, how a loan system would work in the AFL, and Simon Black tearing his hamstring playing kick-to-kick after the game at Metricon Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.