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Your weekly fix of everything economics. Hosted by James Meadway.

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In the latest episode of The Break–Down, host Adrienne Buller is joined by renowned economist Ann Pettifor to discuss her new book, The Global Casino: How Wall Street Gambles with People and Planet.

We’ve all heard the refrain. Whenever a politician... more

On this week's Macrodose, James Meadway looks at Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s blockbuster speech at the World Economic Forum (0:57), the UK government’s long-delayed report on global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and national securi... more

On this week's Macrodose, James Meadway looks at the worsening trade and tariff war over Trump’s plans for Greenland (1:24), some positive climate news from India and China, where coal-fired power generation has fallen for the first time in decades (... more

On this week's Macrodose, James Meadway looks at the climate change context behind the current protests in Iran (1:05), and Donald Trump’s bustup with federal reserve chair Jerome Powell (10:12).

Subscribe to support the show at ⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/Macr... more

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Recent Guests

Ann Pettifor
Political economist and author of The Global Casino, How Wall Street Gambles with People and Planet
Episode: How Wall St. Gambles on Your Future w/ Ann Pettifor
Kojo Koram
Professor at Loughborough University, author of several books, and host of "Death in Westminster"
Loughborough University
Episode: The 2025 Review w/ Faiza Shaheen & Kojo Koram
Sabrina Fernandes
Economic sociologist and head of research at the Alameda Institute
Alameda Institute
Episode: The BREAK—DOWN: Lula’s Dilemma w/ Sabrina Fernandes
Carys Afoko
Host of Over the Top and Under the Radar
Over the Top and Under the Radar
Episode: Budget Breakdown Special w/ Carys Afoko and Hannah Peaker
Hannah Peaker
Deputy Chief Executive at the New Economics Foundation, occasional host of the New Economics Podcast
New Economics Foundation
Episode: Budget Breakdown Special w/ Carys Afoko and Hannah Peaker
Richard Jones
Professor of Materials, Physics and Innovation Policy at the University of Manchester, and a Fellow of the Royal Society
University of Manchester
Episode: Semiconductors & Artificial Intelligence w/ Richard Jones
Nicholas Beuret
Author of Or Something Worse, Why We Need to Disrupt the Climate Transition
Episode: Will The Budget Be The End Of Starmer? w/ Nicholas Beuret
Sue Owen
Former children's care worker and climate activist
Episode: [OVERSHOOT] Part 3: The Minsky Moment
Tim Lenton
Professor of Climate Change and Earth System Science
University of Exeter
Episode: [OVERSHOOT] Part 3: The Minsky Moment

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James Meadway
Host of detailed discussions on economics, environmental issues, and current events, providing insightful commentary and analysis.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 495 ratings
  • Essential

    sober diagnosis and prognosis on the relationships between economics and ecology

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LenBurr
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Fabulous content

    The number of half finished podcasts I have is huge. Mostly because I always listen whilst doing other things but also because I lose interest or the pod runs out of steam! I have the attention span of a goldfish but Macrodose seems to grab my interest and hold it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    martcol
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Clear and honest reporting in a f—ked up World

    Firstly, thank you.

    The weekly pod is direct, clear, to the point, relevant, and nicely short.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MoreFeedback
    Germanya year ago
  • My go to podcast!

    Great variety of contributors and content. But please cut down on the unnecessary intro music etc. Thanks for your hard work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    unschoolingmama
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Election debrief lack of intelligent analysis

    Without James Meadway all balance was lost with a full scale attack on Starmer from the two contributors. Suggesting the cabinet despises those without further ed and that “Labour pandered to right wing voters who never voted for them” and already saying Starmer can’t possibly win the 2nd term! Where’s the intelligent analysis gone?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Adrian1423
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Some feedback indicates dissatisfaction with perceived biases in commentary and requests for more balanced viewpoints.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its clear and concise analysis of complex economic issues.
There is a consistent praise for the varied and knowledgeable guest appearances that bring depth to discussions.
Overall, the content is seen as engaging and informative, especially for those seeking to understand environmental and economic interactions.

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How Wall St. Gambles on Your Future w/ Ann Pettifor
Q: What does it look like to sort that out?
Sorting out the capital flows would involve taxing capital movements across borders, akin to tariffs on goods, to stabilize the economic environment.
How Wall St. Gambles on Your Future w/ Ann Pettifor
Q: What is money?
Money is a social construct and a promise to pay in the future, which can be understood as credit.
How Wall St. Gambles on Your Future w/ Ann Pettifor
Q: Could you just start off by introducing yourself and your work? You have quite an impressive resume, so maybe the abridged version.
Ann Pettifor is the director of Policy Research in Microeconomics, an author, and an activist in the financial system, working in the field of International Political Economy.
[OVERSHOOT] Episode 5: Overshoot LIVE
Q: As we go over 1.5, how do those issues get affected?
Olivia discusses how geopolitical issues will face extraordinary headwinds and that instability will create an impetus for more control.
War, Climate Crisis and the Economy w/ Transition Security Project
Q: What is the significance of calculating the rebuilding costs of war-affected areas like Gaza in relation to climate impact?
Rebuilding costs should be considered in climate impact assessments as they can be extremely high and contribute significantly to emissions, highlighting the long-term consequences of conflict.

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