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EP27 - The Jones Act Was Built to Protect U.S. Shipping - U.S. Shipbuilding Still Collapsed

The Jones Act, the Decline of U.S. Shipbuilding, and the Search for a Modern Maritime Strategy

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EP26 - Money Matters: Canadian and Scottish Banks Shows Stability Can Come From Different Rules

How two very different banking systems arrived at a similar result: banking system stability

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EP25 - Money Matters: Central Banks Began as Crisis Tools and Became Financial System Managers

Yesterday’s central bank emergency powers become today’s routine tools

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EP24 - Money Matters: Central Banks Get Blamed for Money Commercial Banks Create

Central banks have VERY limited tools for controlling the money supply

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EP23 - The Future Looks Regional, AI-Driven, and More Expensive to Insure

The next few years may be shaped less by one dominant global power and more by regional influence, local resilience, and technologies that give smaller players new leverage.

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EP22 - Clem Dwyer Connects Storytelling, Public Speaking, and Fraud Detection

A strong story can inspire, teach, persuade, and mislead.

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EP 21 - Stanford, Silicon Valley, and Companies That Change the World

A discussion with Antonio Baclig of Inlyte Energy

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EP 20 - Oil Shocks and the Energy Tradeoff: Efficiency vs Resiliency

Cheap energy helped build the modern world, but the same systems that make goods, transportation, and electricity efficient can become vulnerable when shocks hit.

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EP 19 - Murray Simser Says Social Media Captured Elections, and Citizn Reverses It

Social media has become a dominant force in elections, agenda setting, and public debate.

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EP 18 - The War of 1812

The War of 1812 remains one of the least understood conflicts in North American history, remembered differently in Canada, the United States, and among the Indigenous nations whose futures were deeply affected by it.

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