Author: joshuab
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HS 383 – A Heavily Indebted Nation HAS to Inflate Their Currency with Daniel Amerman
Jason Hartman talks with Daniel Amerman, CFA, about the need for legitimate economic data and whether we can get any of that from the government. The two also take a deep look at our nation’s rising debt and what that means for the US currency moving forward. Key Takeaways: [2:42] Daniel recently reverse engineered the…
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SW 324 FBF – Launch It with Trace Cohen
Today’s Flash Back Friday episode comes from Episode 127, originally published in December 2013. Trace Cohen is the founder of Launch.it. He joins the show to tell us how Launch.It works. Launch.it is essentially a self-publishing platform. Anyone can publish news on the site. Trace explains how he envisions Launch.it changing PR. Trace also discusses…
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SS 108 – Achieving True Liberty Through Education and Critical Thinking with Connor Boyack
Jason Hartman welcomes Connor Boyack, author of the Tuttle Twins children’s book series, and founder of Libertas Insitute, to discuss the need for education about our rights and liberties to be taught to children at a young age. The Tuttle Twin series is aimed at taking important pieces of adult literature and distilling them into…
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HS 382 FBF – Silver Circle, the Movie, with Pasha Roberts
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 127, originally published in March 2013. Jason Hartman is joined on this episode by Pasha Roberts, creator of the upcoming movie, “Silver Circle.” Pasha Roberts is the founder of an animation studio outside of Boston, Lineplot Productions. He is currently Director of its major production underway, Silver Circle.…
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CI 113 – Monetary Policy Making It Better to Buy Than Rent with Andrew Zatlin
In the first part of Jason Hartman’s interview with Moneyball economist Andrew Zatlin, the two of them take a deep look at what’s going on in the housing market through the lens that Andrew uses. He looks at hiring patterns of home builders, and has seen a distinct problem in their search for labor. So…