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The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastLeon MacLaren's The Science of Economics—Land and Wealth in Today's Economy with Jonathan BrownJonathan Brown introduces the thought-provoking ideas of Leon McLaren, a barrister who viewed economics through the lens of natural laws and human relationships. This episode tackles MacLaren's radical stance on land value, labour, and wealth distribution, offering a refreshing perspective on modern economic issues. Tune in to explore 'The Science of Economics' and rethink your assumptions about wealth, poverty, and land in the 21st-century economy.
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2025-11-2833 min
The Flying Frisby - money, markets and moreThe 10 Largest Slaving Civilisations in HistoryThe Romans enslaved 160 million people. The Mughals 112 million. The Mali Empire 57 million. Your Sunday deep dive into the data they don’t teach in schools.We have crunched the numbers across 5,000 years of human civilisation, and ranked the results. What we found will surprise you - and might just change how you think about the past.Substack subscribers see this first, before it goes to X, Facebook, Insta and YouTube next week.Know others who should see this?If of interest, the research for this video can be found he...
2025-11-2308 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastRealonomics—How the Economy Really Works, And How We Can Fix It with Karim El-AyoubiJonathan Brown sits down with Karim El-Ayoubi, author of 'Realonomics': How the Economy Really Works and How We Can Fix It.' With an impressive background in philosophy, politics, and economics from Oxford University and work experience at top banks like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. Karim shares his journey of discovering the disconnect between academic economic theory and real-world market activities. He discusses his path from disillusionment during the 2008 financial crisis to exploring empirical economic theories. Karim highlights flaws in neoclassical economics and the importance of credit and money flow in understanding the economy by drawing lessons from...
2025-11-1450 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastThe Secret History of Gold: Myth, Money, Politics and Power with Dominic FrisbyIn this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn Podcast, Jonathan Brown welcomes back Dominic Frisby, author of the newly released The Secret History of Gold: Myth, Money, Politics, and Power. Dominic Frisby is a unique figure in the financial world known for his roles as a comedian, voiceover artist, and financial journalist. He dives deep into the fascinating world of gold. They discuss Dominic's journey from successful voiceover artist to hard-money advocate, the historical and political significance of gold, and its role as a store of wealth. The conversation delves into the political and historical significance of gold, the impact...
2025-10-2442 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastTony Vickers - Location Matters: How Location Determines Winners and LosersIn this episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast, we are joined by Tony Vickers, an expert with decades of experience in sectors ranging from military defence to housing construction. Tony discusses his journey from managing construction projects to becoming a counsellor advocating for land value taxation and land reform. He explains the concept of land value taxation, contrasting it with traditional property taxes, and highlights its benefits in economic policy and green initiatives. He also touches on his book 'Location Matters' and shares insights on how political will and public understanding are crucial for implementing these tax reforms. Join us...
2025-10-1044 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastColluding, Pillaging and Permanent Distortions - How Bankers destroy Our World with Dr. Nomi PrinsOur guest on today’s podcast is Dr Nomi Prins, powered by Ethical Economics. Dr Prins is a macroeconomist, geopolitical financial expert, best-selling author, and founder of Prinsight Global, a company specialising in geopolitical, economic, and macroeconomic analysis. Nomi is a Wall Street insider who has held positions at Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and Chase Manhattan Bank. She has written seven books, including Other People’s Money, which warned of the dangers in the global financial system before the GFC, It Takes a Pillage and our main focus for today, Permanent Distortion. She regularly contributes to various media...
2025-09-2646 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEd Dodson - Cooperative Individualism - America's true secret of successIn this episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast, Jonathan Brown speaks with Ed Dodson, a former Fannie Mae executive turned economic revolutionary. Dodson discusses his extensive experience working in America's housing system and his comprehensive archive of political and economic thought on the "land question". Warning listeners of an impending economic crash, Dodson also highlights the global housing crisis and urges a return to the principles of Henry George. He advocates for a system of cooperative individualism, which balances liberty and community while avoiding the extremes of socialism and predatory capitalism. In doing so, he suggests this approach could pave t...
2025-08-2554 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastThe Philosophy for a Fair Society Revisited with Michael HudsonIn this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn Shepheard-Walwyn podcast series, host Jonathan Brown introduces a re-released interview with economist Michael Hudson, originally recorded in Spring 2022.
The discussion delves into Hudson’s unique journey into economics, from being the godson of Leon Trotsky to becoming a highly influential yet often overlooked figure in the field. Hudson shares his vast career experiences, including his work for prominent figures like David Rockefeller and his significant contributions through books such as 'Super Imperialism' Super Imperialism and 'A Philosophy for a Fair Society.' A Philosophy for a Fair Society.
2025-07-281h 37The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMichael Hudson - From Babylon to Wall Street: The Timeless Struggle Against DebtIn this episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn podcast, host Jonathan Brown introduces Shepheard-Walwyn's audience to Michael Hudson, a renowned but often underrepresented economist, known for his extensive work in economic history and his influential book, 'Super Imperialism.'
Hudson's career trajectory begins with his early efforts to highlight the significance of debt in modern economies and continues with his research into ancient economic systems and their relevance to contemporary issues. Hudson's investigations into ancient societies, such as Babylonia, reveal how those civilisations managed debt and economic balance, offering a stark contrast to modern-day economic practices, particularly in...
2025-07-211h 05The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastStephanie Peirolo -The Saint and the Drunk: Navigating Life's ChoicesIn this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn podcast series, Jonathan Brown welcomes Stephanie Peirolo, author of the newly released book 'The Saint and the Drunk: A Guide to Making The Big Decisions In Your Life.' Stephanie brings a diverse background to the discussion. She is a board-certified executive coach with academic credentials from Stanford and Seattle University, a recovering alcoholic, an associate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, and a writer with her own newsletter and podcast.
The central theme of her book draws from the decision-making processes of both St. Ignatius of...
2025-07-0750 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastStephanie Peirolo -The Saint and the Drunk: A Guide to Making the Big Decisions in Your LifeIn this episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn podcast, host Jonathan Brown interviews Stephanie Peirolo, author of The Saint and the Drunk: A Guide to Making The Big Decisions In Your Life. Stephanie, a board-certified executive coach with a background in transformational leadership, explains her unique approach of blending the wisdom of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous to guide significant life decisions. Stephanie elaborates on her experience with discernment practices rooted in Jesuit spirituality and opens up about her personal journey as a recovering alcoholic. She emphasizes the importance of inner wisdom, cultural narratives, and honoring resistance...
2025-05-2136 min
Spoken Word by AnamikaI'm Not My Mother's DaughterStephanie Peirolo is a board-certified executive coach and writer. Her book, The Saint and the Drunk A Guide to Making the Big Decisions In Your Life, launches in May of 2025. Her storytelling on The Moth has been featured on NPR and in the best-selling book All These Wonders. She is an Associate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, a community of Catholic Sisters in who work for peace through justice. She has a BA from Stanford University in Creative Writing and an MA in Transformational Leadership from Seattle University’s School of Theology and Ministry. Visit her websiteHer newsl...
2025-05-1107 min
Spoken Word by AnamikaI'm Not My Mother's DaughterStephanie Peirolo is a board-certified executive coach and writer. Her book, The Saint and the Drunk A Guide to Making the Big Decisions In Your Life, launches in May of 2025. Her storytelling on The Moth has been featured on NPR and in the best-selling book All These Wonders. She is an Associate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, a community of Catholic Sisters in who work for peace through justice. She has a BA from Stanford University in Creative Writing and an MA in Transformational Leadership from Seattle University’s School of Theology and Ministry. Visit her websi...
2025-05-1107 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastKris Feder – Exploring Georgism and Modern EconomicsKris, an economics and environmental studies expert, discusses her journey from studying philosophy to her deep involvement with the Henry George School of Economics. The conversation delves into the basics of geoclassical economics, the impact of economic taxation policies (ATCOR and EBCOR), and Kris's experiences working with key figures like Mason Gaffney and Fred Harrison. They also touch on Kris's visit to Russia to help transition their economy towards fairness. The episode concludes with insights into how current and future governments could benefit from the ideas promoted in 'Rent Unmasked' and a discussion on advancing Mason Gaffney's work in...
2025-02-1438 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastBooms, Busts, and Beyond: An Update on How to Handle the Next Stage of the Property Cycle with Akhil PatelIn this Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast episode, host Jonathan Brown interviews Akhil Patel, author of The Secret Wealth Advantage: How You Can Profit from the Economy's Hidden Cycle. Together, they discuss the significant sales and positive reception of Patel's book, which delves into economic cycles, land monopolies, and the 18-year market cycle. Patel explains key concepts from The Secret Wealth Advantage’s chapter on mania and deregulation, providing insights into current global economic conditions, the impact of Brexit, the future of AI, and investment advice. The conversation also includes reflections on UK energy policy challenges and historical economic patterns, concluding with re...
2025-02-0730 min
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2025-01-1232 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastTransforming Cities, Empowering Communities: The Visionary Legacy of Dave WetzelIn today’s podcast, we are celebrating the lifelong contributions of the recently departed Dave Wetzel, by sharing the almost unedited interview conducted earlier this year, to celebrate the release of ‘Taken for a Ride – 2nd Edition’. In it, Dave talks about his experiences working to improve the transport system in London and his experiences working with Ken Livingstone, the first modern mayor of London. So, that's what we have today – over one hour of Dave telling stories about his life and how he sought to make a difference. Both in transforming a city he loved, and also how much he ca...
2024-12-231h 09
Fixed on ESGA Look Under the Hood of Climate Risk Analysis There are many top-down tools that attempt to model climate-related credit risks, but risks relating to the transition towards a low carbon economy often stem from complex regulation and hotly debated policy that are not easily captured in simplistic models. In this episode of Fixed on ESG, we focus on the EU autos sector as a means of exploring how we leverage our bottom-up research approach to analyse climate risks. We discuss the tightening of EU automobile manufacturer emissions targets, limitations of current climate value-at-risk (Climate VaR) models, and the research process we employ to integrate climate transition risks i...
2024-12-1121 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDuncan Pickard - Challenging the Status Quo: How One Farmer is Rethinking Land Ownership and TaxationToday, we continue our celebration of the ebook release of Rent Unmasked: How to save the global economy and to build a sustainable future – essays in honour of the late great Mason Gaffney, edited by Fred Harrison. This podcast features an interview with Duncan Pickard, a farmer in Fife, Scotland, who discusses his journey into farming, the principles of the Scottish Enlightenment, and the challenges of modern farmland valuation and usage. Duncan has written a number of books on creating a fairer and freer society through tax reform and contributed to Rent Unmasked.
Key topics in the inte...
2024-11-2049 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFrancis Peddle - Rethinking the Common Good: How Mason Gaffney's Ideas Can Address Today's ChallengesIn this podcast, the first in a short series celebrating the release of the ebook of Rent Unmasked: How to save the global economy and to build a sustainable future - essays in honor of the late great Mason Gaffney, we interview Francis K. Peddle, a leading tax lawyer and philosophy professor. Rent Unmasked explores Mason Gaffney's economic philosophy and Peddle discusses Gaffney's influence on economics, the ideas of Henry George, his work with the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, and how he helped apply Gaffney and George’s ideas in setting up the BC Assessment Authority. He emphasizes Gaffney's philosophy of...
2024-11-1538 min
Amblecote Community ChurchPressing On - Hugh Shepheard-Walwyn3 reasons to keep pressing on
1. There is always room for improvement
2. There is a bright future ahead
3. There is a prize to be reached for
On Sunday 25th August Hugh read Philippians 3:7-14 and brought a message about pressing on.
For more information about who we are, what we believe and how you can get involved, please visit our website
2024-08-2623 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJonathan Brown - "Taken for A Ride" - How can we create an economy for us all?In today’s podcast, Shepheard-Walwyn podcast host and editor of the updated "Taken for a Ride – Trains, Taxpayers and the Treasury" Jonathan Brown, concludes our discussion of the book sharing key ideas and quotes from the work.
This episode is dedicated to Dave Wetzel, former Vice Chair of Transport for London and author of the book’s postscript, who sadly passed away as we went into post-production of the episode. Like Don Riley, Dave was a tireless campaigner for a fairer society and worked hard to improve the lives of Londoners.
If you’re intere...
2024-08-2033 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastSteve Norris - Why is the Treasury the biggest barrier to increasing UK prosperity?In today’s podcast in our Taken for a Ride miniseries celebrating the unique work of property entrepreneur Don Riley, we speak with Steve Norris, the former transport secretary who forced the treasury to invest in the extension (and incidentally) got Crossrail approved in 1995. Steve contributed to the book and doesn’t hold back in his criticisms of the Treasury there and he does the same in the interview.
He began in industry and then began a dual career as a politician in the 1970s, eventually serving as an MP in Margaret Thatcher's government. He was transport minist...
2024-05-2833 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDave Wetzel - How New Transport Systems Deliver Extraordinary ProfitsWelcome back to the third podcast celebrating the second edition of Don Riley’s Taken for a Ride – Trains, Taxpayers and the Treasury. Today we are speaking with Dave Wetzel, a committed socialist and environmental campaigner. Whilst he had diametrically opposed political views to Don, they were friends and campaigned together to change government policy.
Dave was the first vice chair of Transport for London working with Ken Livingstone to spearhead a mesmerising number of improvements to London’s transport, especially buses. In this interview we look at how he and others worked to improve communit...
2024-05-1627 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastHow Property Prices Are Actually Created and Who Benefits – What Every Property Owner Needs to KnowWelcome back to the Shepheard-Walwyn podcast. Today we continue our exploration of the second edition of Don Riley’s classic work Taken for a Ride with a conversation with the legendary Fred Harrison. Fred worked with Don and supported his research into land value uplift and helped Don write the first edition of Taken for a Ride. In this interview he talks about Don’s research and the specific reasons why any landowner needs to understand the impact of public investments on their properties.
If you’re interested in reading the book, please visit https://bit.ly/SW...
2024-04-2923 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEvery property owner - and future owner - needs to buy this book. Here's why. A conversation with Phillip J AndersonWelcome back to the Shepheard Walwyn Podcast. Today we begin a series to celebrate and explore the work of Don Riley. We have revised and fully updated Don’s classic work, Taken for a Ride – Trains, Taxpayers and the Treasury.
Don was an entrepreneur and landlord in Southwark, London who benefitted massively from a new underground extension, the Jubilee Line Extension in the 1990s. He was able to document through research and through his bank balance just how profitable that public investment was. As a committed entrepreneur he was incensed that he was benefitted from a taxpayer inves...
2024-04-1514 min
Fixed on ESGThe Elephant in the Room: Overcoming Biodiversity Data Challenges The vital role of biodiversity across social and economic dependencies has captured the attention of ESG investors. With biodiversity in focus and a surge of new datasets to inform investment considerations, we explore how biodiversity is measured, approaches to investing in nature, how we tackled some of the complexities in biodiversity data when redesigning PGIM Fixed Income's Sovereign ESG Impact Rating framework, and aspirations for the future of biodiversity investing. This episode features Filippo Grassi, Data Analyst for Planet Tracker, and host, Alistair Shepheard-Walwyn, ESG Specialist for PGIM Fixed Income. Recorded on March 8, 2024. The views...
2024-04-0241 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness: Why Sapolsky is wrong, and how to get in tune with lifeWelcome to the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast. In today’s episode, we welcome back one of our favourite authors, Edi Bilimoria. Since we last spoke to Edi, his book “Unfolding Consciousness” has won book awards. He’s appeared on many podcasts, launched a reader series with Dr Alex Gomez-Marin, long term collaborator with Ian McGilchrist, launched the eBook version of his incredible work and is about to launch a series with the Theosophical Society of America (spaces still available). We talk about all these topics and jump straight in with a conversation about free will and whether we are “Determined” as the latest be...
2024-01-2432 min
Fixed on ESGClimate Finance: Support for Developing Countries Amidst Climate Change Climate finance has gained significant attention over the past decade due to the increase in extreme climate events around the world. While developed countries have been the largest contributors to climate change, it's developing countries that often feel the worst of the impacts as they struggle to finance resources to respond, rebuild, and protect themselves from extreme weather events. In this episode of Fixed on ESG, ESG Specialists, Nuvneet Dhillon, CFA, and Alistair Shepheard-Walwyn, examine the current state of international climate finance. The duo discuss how much climate finance is necessary, how we've integrated climate finance considerations...
2023-11-2718 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhilip Allan (Part 2) - The New School of EconomicsWelcome to the second part of our interview with Phil Allan to celebrate the second edition of The New School of Economics.
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2023-09-2545 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhilip Allan (Meet The Author) - The New School of EconomicsWelcome to the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast. Today we are speaking with Phil Allen author of the revised edition of critically acclaimed, The New School of Economics.
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2023-08-2423 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastAkhil Patel (Meet The Author) - The Secret Wealth AdvantageMy guest today is Akhil Patel, author of a fantastic new book The Secret Wealth Advantage- How you can profit from the economy’s hidden cycle. Now regular listeners and friends of Shepheard-Walwyn will recognise Akhil as the director of Property Share Market Economics along with Phil Anderson. Here they teach subscribers how to remember the future and to profit from the real economic order. Akhil has professional experience both in the UK civil service and in international development and business. And he's worked on a range of issues from reviewing large infrastructure deals to helping establish a UK In...
2023-08-1129 min
The Independent TeacherTaking the Opportunity of a Lifetime with Joy Shepheard-WalwynSend us a textIn this episode of our podcast, we catch up with Management Consultant & Social Value Lead for Capgemini UK, Joy Shepheard-Walwyn. Joy talks about her decision to accept an apprenticeship with PwC rather than study a degree in Russian and Philosophy at university. We also talk about diversity and inclusion in the workplace and Joy's current role at Capgemini UK.
2023-05-2922 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMarika Henriques (Meet The Author) - The Hidden GirlIn today’s podcast we speak with Marika Henriques, therapist and author of The Hidden Girl – the Journey of a Soul. An amazing combination of art and prose with some poetry, Marika tells her amazing journey of recovery from having to hide from the Nazis as a child in Hungary during the occupation, to being forced to leave her home in 1956 with the Communist takeover where she had to make her way overland to England which has been her home ever since.
Once settled, she trained to be a Jungian therapist. The Hidden Girl tells the story of h...
2023-01-2739 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness Part 6Welcome to the final instalment of our dialogue with Edi Bilimoria, author of the stunning 1200 page work Unfolding Consciousness. This is the second part of our dialogue exploring Book three entitled - Gazing through the Telescope – Man is the Measure of All Things.
As with all the conversations in this series, we have done our best to make this audio friendly. However, I encourage you to watch this on Youtube if you can or at least check out the diagrams in the video when you have listened.
Thank you for listening to this Edi Bilimoria se...
2023-01-041h 18The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness Part 5Today we continue our mini series with Edi Bilimoria, author of the stunning 4 volume work Unfolding Consciousness. As book four is the reference book for the series, this is the penultimate dialogue with Edi. Book three entitled - Gazing through the Telescope – Man is the Measure of All Things – has a lot of ideas so we felt it was best to split the conversation into two. In this part we look at the first half of book three.
We have done our best to make this audio friendly. However, I encourage you to watch this on Youtube if you...
2022-12-121h 21The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness Part 4Today we welcome back Edi Bilimoria to talk about the second volume of his stunning work Unfolding Consciousness. As a quick recap, Edi is an award-winning engineer, glider pilot, concert pianist, philosopher and student of ancient wisdom – the perennial philosophy.
Book two is the shortest volume in the series so we have presented this conversation on one instalment. In many ways it could be the most impactful for the reader as it puts us as beings under the microscope. And in just over 200 densely packed pages Edi manages to integrate almost all of the wisdom traditions into on...
2022-12-081h 57The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastNic Tideman - Land and Taxation 2nd editionToday we're speaking with the editor of the soon-to-be re-released classic Land and Taxation, Professor Nick Tideman. He edited this book with the authors Vic Blundell, Fred Foldvary, Mason Gaffney, and Fred Harrison. Nick was raised in Chicago in San Francisco. He got his first degree in math and economics at Reed College and a PhD from the University of Chicago. He's held positions at Harvard University and served as an economist on the President's Council of Economic Advisers. He moved to Virginia Tech almost 50 years ago, where he became a full economic professor in 1985. Nick's authored over 100 professional...
2022-12-0145 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness Part 3Today's author is Dr. Edi Bilimoria. Edi is joining us for what will become a series of conversations to celebrate and explore his extraordinary for volume 1200 Page Magnus Opus, unfolding consciousness exploring the Living Universe and intelligent powers in nature and humans. Edi was born in India and educated at the University of London, Sussex and Oxford, and he presents an unusual blend of experience in the fields of science, engineering, art and philosophy. He's worked as a consultant in many industries including oil and gas, aerospace and construction. And he's been a project manager and head of design...
2022-11-181h 08The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria - Unfolding Consciousness Part 2Welcome back to the SW podcast. Today we welcome back Edi Bilimoria to talk about the first volume of his stunning work, Unfolding Consciousness. As a quick recap, Edi is an award winning engineer, glider pilot, concert pianist, philosopher and student of ancient wisdom. In this two-part conversation we will explore the ideas in Book 1, subtitled, A Panoramic Survey - Science Contrasted with the Perennial Philosophy on Consciousness and Man.
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2022-10-111h 08
Fixed on ESGRevving the Engine on EVsWhat could electric vehicles and California's 2035 ban on the sale of gas-powered autos mean for autos manufacturers and what peripheral factors do fixed income investors need to consider? PGIM Fixed Income's own Alistair Shepheard-Walwyn, Investment Analyst and ESG Specialist, John Smigelsky, CFA, U.S. IG Credit Research Analyst, and Megi Leka, Sr. European IG Credit Research Analyst, have sorted through the details to provide a rundown of what they're watching for as 2035 inches closer. In this episode, our panel will examine: key attributes of the California ban; how the Inflation Reduction Act tax credits will impact consumers and...
2022-10-0334 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastEdi Bilimoria (Meet The Author) - Unfolding ConsciousnessToday’s author is Dr Edi Bilimoria. Edi is joining us for what will become a series of conversations to celebrate and explore his extraordinary 4 volume 1200 page magnum opus, Unfolding Consciousness- Exploring the Living Universe and Intelligent Powers in Nature and Humans.
Edi was born in India and was educated at the Universities of London, Sussex and Oxford. Edi presents an unusual blend of experience in the field of science, engineering, art and philosophy. He’s worked as a consultant in many industries including oil and gas, aerospace, and construction. He's been a project manager and head of des...
2022-08-1136 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMichael Hudson (Part II) - A Philosophy for a Fair SocietyHello and welcome to the Shepheard Walwyn podcast series. My name is Jonathan Brown. Shepheard Walwyn is a campaigning book publisher based in London, England. Our purpose is to uncover and promote new ideas to society’s oldest problems. Whilst our specialty is ethical economics, something Anthony Werner, our driving force for over 40 years has pioneered, we have branched out over the years to other related areas such as the environment and the lives and work of society’s change agents.
These podcasts promote ideas we are convinced can actually help us to build a better society for all...
2022-06-1450 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMichael Hudson (Part I) - A Philosophy for a Fair SocietyWelcome to the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast and a two part interview with Michael Hudson, perhaps to the world’s most influential (but rarely acknowledged) economist. Michael has had a remarkable career starting off as a practical or reality-based economist working for a variety of institutions looking and how banks really behave. He looked at the balance of payments economics for David Rockefeller at Chase Manhattan Bank; worked for Herman Kahn at the Hudson Institute, and advised the US State Department on how they could fund the Vietnam War when the gold was running out. He now advises the Chinese Government on...
2022-06-061h 11The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFred Harrison - Corruption of Economics 2nd editionToday we welcome Fred Harrison back to the podcast. In this interview, we talk about The Corruption of Economics, a book Fred co-wrote with the late, great Professor Mason Gaffney (with an additional contribution from Dr. Kris Feder. Corruption was released in 1994 but as part of our focus on the classics in the Shepheard-Walwyn library we are re-releasing it as an eBook with a new introduction from Fred.
Whilst it may seem that a book published in 1994 may not have much to say about today’s economic and political challenges, we hope you’ll hear in this podca...
2022-06-0233 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJohn Butler (Part II) - The Wonders of Spiritual UnfoldmentWelcome to the third and final installment of our interview with John Butler, the 84 year old YouTube sensation and author of the Shepheard-Walwyn book Wonders of Spiritual Unfoldment. Now, this conversation carries on from our last one. And we start off with one of John's most famous stories, which was when he was eating his favourite pig, or recycling love as he describes it. He also looks at the difference between sinners and consumers. Are they the same thing? And we also ponder his famous adage “to make whole, be whole”. We look at the upside of failure and depr...
2022-05-1634 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJohn Butler (Part I) - The Wonders of Spiritual UnfoldmentThis week we continue our conversation with John Butler, 84 year old YouTube sensation and author of Wonders of Spiritual Unfoldment.
In this conversation, we explore the experiences he writes about in the first part of Wonders. We explore his relationship with nature, his time as one of the first organic farmers in the 1960s and collaborated with people like EF Schumacher, author of Small is Beautiful and Lady Balfour, co-founder of the Soil Association.
We also get into how he sees his spiritual work as an evolution of his farming work.
This conversation f...
2022-05-1037 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDominic Frisby Part 4 - Getting robbed, crypto, and taxationWelcome to the final instalment of the Dom Frisby interview. In this conversation we discuss the challenges facing governments around the world and the rise of what some call the “Sovereign individual” also known as the digital nomad.
We consider the implications of increasing government spending with reduced tax revenues.
We look at what countries can do to maintain or even increase tax revenue when those who generate the most (taxable) income can move between borders seemingly at will to avoid them. This then leads us to a discussion of crypto currencies.
Dom was a...
2022-04-2620 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDominic Frisby Part 3 - Why is Government the most Expensive Thing you can Buy?Welcome to part three of the interview with Dom Frisby. I am your host Jonathan Brown.
In this podcast we continue our conversation with investor comedian about how Dom measures freedom by the size of the government.
Check out Dom’s material on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B00G4A3MM8?
His free YT channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/c/MoneyandMarketswithDominicFrisby
Be sure to check out Dom’s comedy here: https://www.youtube.com/user/Frizzers
And his new subsc...
2022-04-1923 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDominic Frisby Part 2 - What does real capitalism look like? Adam Smith and the Edinburgh FringeWelcome back to the podcast. I am your host Jonathan Brown. Today we continue our conversation with Dom Frisby. We move the conversation into Dom’s great documentary about Adam Smith and the Edinburgh fringe – essentially an exploration of how individuals can self organise to create brilliance than the elite can plan it. We then take a look at Dom’s views on education and how we can create much more space for choice and self-organising.
I then look at Dom’s free documentary about Adam Smith and give some pointers on what to look out for.
So...
2022-04-1120 min
Real Agenda RadioThe Trouble with GovernmentDominic Frisby, the economic commentator/comedian talks about how he became a libertarian - subtitled "why Cuban fathers want their daughters to be prostitutes"! We also look at how well intended government actions can undermine and even eliminate personal responsibility of the citizens they are trying to help, the importance of 1907 to the First World War and why people of every political persuasion don't like the the BBC. This episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn podcast, distributed by The Real Agenda Network.
2022-04-0800 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastDominic Frisby Podcast 1 – The Trouble with Government a.k.a Why every Cuban father wants his daughter to be a hookerHello and welcome back to the podcast. My name is Jonathan Brown. Today I am speaking with Dom Frisby, perhaps the worlds first economic commentator/comedian. Dom has been a friend of SW and PSE for a long time, hosting talks with Phil but also being crucial to the superb documentary The Four Horsemen, something we know our readers and subscribers have enjoyed.
A short time ago we interviewed Dom to look at all his work. Whilst he isn’t an SW author we think his work is worth time to look at as he has an in...
2022-03-3037 min
Real Agenda RadioFred Harrison: The Great Reset, part 4Fred Harrison is a broadcaster and social campaigner, he predicted the last two major economic crashes more accurately than anyone in the world. In this series of podcasts (now available on The Real Agenda Network) Fred offers ideas for what could be a truly great reset, if we based our economic system on fairness & science. Shepheard Walwyn www.shepheardwalwyn.com has published Fred's books for nearly 40 years.
2022-02-1822 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastHeather Remoff (Meet The Author) - What’s Sex Got To Do With It?My guest today is Heather Remoff, author of What’s Sex Got to Do with It? Darwin, Love, Lust and the Anthropocene. Heather first discovered flaws in Darwin's theory of sexual selection during her doctoral research in the 1970s and has spent the last 40 years developing her understanding of it and related fields, including economics.
What’s Sex Got to Do with It? is her attempt to add insight to Darwin’s work so that it can accommodate advances in genetics and in female mating choice – advances that were unavailable to Darwin when he wrote The Descent of Man, h...
2022-02-1441 min
Real Agenda RadioFred Harrison 3: Having the best ideas for the many makes no difference if the few do not like itFred Harrison is a broadcaster and social campaigner, he predicted the last two major economic crashes more accurately than anyone in the world. In this series of podcasts (now available on The Real Agenda Network) Fred offers ideas for what could be a truly great reset, if we based our economic system on fairness & science. Shepheard Walwyn www.shepheardwalwyn.com has published Fred's books for nearly 40 years.
2022-02-0435 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastRobin Russell-Jones (Meet The Author) - The Gilgamesh Gene RevisitedDr Russell-Jones is an author and medic and one of the UK’s foremost environmental writers. He has produced films and co-edited several seminal works on the environment, including Lead versus Health with Sir Michael Rutter FRS, Radiation and Health with Sir Richard Southwood FRS, and Ozone Depletion: health and environmental consequences with Prof Tom Wigley. He chairs an educational charity, Help Rescue the Planet, dedicated to minimising air pollution and mitigating climate change.
To read the book go to:
https://shepheardwalwyn.com/product/the-gilgamesh-gene-revisited/
2022-01-3135 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhil Anderson (Part 4) - The Secret Life of Real Estate and BankingWelcome back to the final part of this 3 part podcast series with economist and investor Phil Anderson. Phil wrote the Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking in 2008 which documented the boom bust cycles in US land and property values over the last 250 years. Phil is an in demand speaker in the and is the founder of Property Sharemarket Economics, a subscription service for investors looking for advice on global market movements. In this podcast we look to the future and what we can predict is likely to happen based on our understanding of the past.
Th...
2022-01-0429 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhil Anderson (Part 3) - The Secret Life of Real Estate and BankingWelcome back to part two of this 3 part podcast series with economist and investor Phil Anderson. Phil wrote the Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking in 2008 which documented the boom bust cycles in US land and property values over the last 250 years. Phil is an in demand speaker in the and is the founder of Property Sharemarket Economics, a subscription service for investors looking for advice on global market movements.
Following on from our first interview, we begin where we left off with the Great American BBQ where the USA was parcelled up and sold off to...
2021-12-2835 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhil Anderson (Part 2) - The Secret Life of Real Estate and BankingIn this series of short podcasts we are speaking with economist and investor Phil Anderson. Phil wrote the Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking in 2008 which documented the boom bust cycles in US land and property values over the last 250 years. Phil is an in demand speaker in the international conference circuit and splits his time between Europe, Asia and his home country of Australia. He is also the founder of Property Sharemarket Economics, a subscription service for investors looking for advice on global market movements.
Following on from our meet the author interview where Phil sp...
2021-12-1434 min
Real Agenda RadioFred Harrison, Part 2: The Great ResetFred Harrison is a broadcaster and social campaigner, he predicted the last two major economic crashes more accurately than anyone in the world. In this series of podcasts (now available on The Real Agenda Network) Fred offers ideas for what could be a truly great reset, if we based our economic system on fairness & science. Shepheard Walwyn www.shepheardwalwyn.com has published Fred's books for nearly 40 years.
2021-12-0426 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMunu - The most special rhino in the world! Part lI with Helen WorthOur guest today is Coronation Street legend, Helen Worth -the much-loved actress who has played the character of Gail (Tilsley/Platt/Rodwell!) on the world’s most iconic TV series since 1974. Helen tends to avoid the spotlight away from the street so we were very lucky to get time to speak with her about her career and, most importantly, to tell everyone about the wonderful book Munu – The Most Special Rhino in the World, written by her long-term wildlife conservation partner Shirley Galligan of the White Lion Foundation and illustrated by the brilliant Zoe Barnish.
Helen has been...
2021-12-0327 min
Real Agenda RadioFred Harrison, Part 1: The economist who does the impossibleFred Harrison is known as a broadcaster and social campaigner – if he is known at all. And yet, he has predicted the last two major economic crashes (the 1990s and 2008-10) more accurately than anyone in the world. Amazingly he wasn't on TV or advising governments on how to handle it. He was ignored and frozen out of the dialogue of recovery. The publisher Shepheard-Walwyn www.shepheardwalwyn.com is proud to have published Fred's books for nearly 40 years. In this series of podcasts, Fred talks about his journey from newspaperman to economist to social campaigner. He explains ho...
2021-11-2921 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastPhil Anderson (Meet The Author) - The Secret Life of Real Estate and BankingThis week we are speaking with one of our most popular authors, economist and investor Phil Anderson. Phil wrote the Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking in 2008 which documented the boom bust cycles in US land and property values over the last 250 years. Phil is an in demand speaker in the international conference circuit and splits his time between Europe, Asia and his home country of Australia. He is also the founder of property sharemarket economics, a subscription service for investors looking for advice on global market movements.
To read Phil's book: https://shepheardwalwyn.co...
2021-11-2236 min
Real Agenda RadioShepheard Walwyn podcast: Tom Burgess, author: From Here To ProsperityWe welcome the Shepheard Walwyn podcast series to The Real Agenda Network. Shepheard Walwyn is a campaigning book publisher based in London, its purpose it to uncover and promote new ideas to resolve solve societies oldest problems. It publishes a series called Ethical Economics which includes From Here To Prosperity, by Tom Burgess, founder of The Real Agenda Network as well as Public Revenue without Taxation by Tom's dad Ronald Burgess. This series kicks off with an interview with Tom Burgess and other authors will follow This coincides with a new podcast series called From...
2021-10-2924 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastTom Burgess (Meet The Author) - From Here to ProsperityTom Burgess has been a serial entrepreneur, journalist, editor, lecturer and broadcaster. He was active in student politics, has stood for public office, was a founder member of a new political party and has edited a political newspaper. He built a marketing business that operated in 80 countries from offices in London and San Francisco and has personally advised over 400 companies as well as the Republic of Ireland and the State of California. He founded Savemoneynow, an online comparison service and was Highly Commended in the Entrepreneurial Director of the Year Awards. He holds a BA Honours in Public Administration...
2021-10-1924 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJohn Butler (Meet The Author) - The Wonders of Spiritual UnfoldmentThis week we are speaking with John Butler, one of our most popular authors at Shepheard-Walwyn and perhaps the most unlikely YouTube star, you can ever hope to meet. John is a retired farmer and is well into his 80s. He published The Wonders of Spiritual Unfoldment in 2008 which tells his life story and shares the realisations he experienced during a lifetime of meditation. He began to get attention after his 80th year when he did an interview for a show called Conscious TV with Ian McNay. This now has approaching 10m views on all platforms. In response to q...
2021-09-2832 min
The Art & Science of SuccessEpisode 10. John Butler: Christian mystic, organic farmer and YouTube sensation. Hello and welcome to the 10th podcast in our 12 podcast series. It’s been quite a journey so far reconnecting and connecting with the speakers and so many of you. Be sure to get in touch if you haven’t already. This week’s speaker is John Butler and comes courtesy of Shepheard Walwyn publishers, the ethical publisher I support. John Butler is an 84 year old YouTube sensation with his own channel with 200k subscribers. He had his first book published in his 60s but only really came to people’s attention after a YT interview on stillnes...
2021-09-281h 12The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastMunu - The most special rhino in the world! Part l with Shirley GalliganWhat's so special about this rhino? Find out why and about Shirley Galligan's mission to inform our next generation of conservationists...
Munu is a story of hope in the face of adversity. As one of the world’s rarest black rhinoceros, Munu was tragically blinded and could not have survived in the wild if it was not for the White Lion Foundation who rescued him, offering him a sanctuary and lifetime care in South Africa. His story, as the most special rhino in the world, will appeal to children, with its humorous tone as well as promoting the...
2021-07-3022 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastKenny Jamieson (Part I) - A World in Two MindsIn this podcast we meet Kenny Jamieson, the author of a truly amazing book “A World In Two Minds – Why we must change our thinking to change our future”. It’s a book written to help us make sense of the seeming chaos around us. He argues that by utilising insights from neuroscience, philosophy, science and psychology to name a few, we can renew our minds, change our thinking and change our future.
In this podcast we explore the extraordinary journey Kenny took to create a stunningly insightful book. And we also offer an invite to buy a copy (ht...
2021-07-021h 07The Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJohn Tippett (Part II) – A philosopher’s take on economicsJohn Tippett has been a student and teacher of economics and philosophy for over 50 years. His book, A Philosopher’s Take on Economics, distills the wisdom he has gathered in that time and weaves them together in a startlingly original way.
In the book he argues that economics has profoundly lost its way. Not only has it lost its purpose, but it’s forgotten that it should actually have one. And whilst economics started with philosophy at its heart, it has ignored its roots and so has cultivated a strange, dismal philosophy that serves only the few. John’s...
2021-05-2729 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastJohn Tippett (Part I) – A philosopher’s take on economicsJohn Tippett has been a student and teacher of economics and philosophy for over 50 years. His book, A Philosopher’s Take on Economics, distills the wisdom he has gathered in that time and weaves them together in a startlingly original way.
In the book he argues that economics has profoundly lost its way. Not only has it lost its purpose, but it’s forgotten that it should actually have one. And whilst economics started with philosophy at its heart, it has ignored its roots and so has cultivated a strange, dismal philosophy that serves only the few. John’s...
2021-05-1036 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFred Harrison (Part IV) – Looking ahead into the next crash.Fred is on record for predicting the start of the next major crash to be 2026-28. In this final podcast of the series, he looks ahead and considers four major challenges facing us in the UK – recovering from the pandemic and handling Brexit; how to handle the rise of online retail and the effect it has on our communities and the position of China in the global economy.
Fred Harrison's The Power In The Land, 2nd edition, is now available as an eBook:
https://shepheardwalwyn.com/product/the-power-in-the-land-fred-harrison/
2021-04-1522 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFred Harrison (Part III) – Having the best ideas for the many makes no difference if “The Few” don’t like it.In 1990, Fred had an opportunity to work with the former USSR as it transitioned from a communist economy. All assets were in state hands so it would seem that having an economic system built for the people would be an obvious choice. It was obvious and so it was stopped. As Fred explains, having a successful and fair economy went against the economic interests of the few.
Closer to home, Fred lobbied the Blair government, who were claiming they wanted to chart a “Third Way.” As you will learn, they wanted nothing of the sort and so they...
2021-04-0535 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastAnthony Werner (Part II) - Economics is just the Beginning…In Part II of the interview with Anthony Werner, the publisher who has led Shepheard-Walwyn since 1979, we look into some of the other works in the Shepheard-Walwyn catalogue. The jigsaw or tapestry that is Shepheard-Walwyn today starts with economic and social justice that Anthony learned from his father in South Africa. However, he has also published many other works that explore related themes such as ecology and spirituality - perhaps one of the most famous authors in this area is John Butler.
2021-03-2922 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastAnthony Werner (Part I) - Publisher with a PurposeAnthony Werner has led Shepheard-Walwyn for over 40 years. He took over from the founder, Christopher Shepheard Walwyn in 1979. When the firm ran out of capital, Anthony invested his own money to keep it going and began publishing books that he felt needed to be published because of their importance to society.
In these two podcasts, we are going to focus first on his work in “ethical economics” as he describes it, focusing on his near 40 year collaboration with Fred Harrison, one of our authors. We explore how he came to the principles that are articulated so well by the...
2021-03-1926 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFred Harrison (Part II) – Great Reset? How about a People’s Reset?The richest people in the world, through the World Economic Forum in Davos, are arguing for a “Great Reset.” This would mean that normal people own nothing and that resources are concentrated in the hands of an elite. In this podcast, Fred explains how we could have a People’s Reset using the economic ideas popularised in the English speaking world by Henry George, a US born social campaigner. It looks as if we have lots of problems in society. In fact, we have only one…
2021-03-0526 minThe Shepheard-Walwyn PodcastFred Harrison (Part I) – The Economist who does the ImpossibleFred Harrison is known as a broadcaster and social campaigner – if he is known at all. And yet, he has predicted the last two major economic crashes (the 1990s and 2008-10) more accurately than anyone in the world. Amazingly he wasn’t on TV or advising governments on how to handle it. He was ignored and frozen out of the dialogue of recovery. The publisher Shepheard Walwyn is proud to have published Fred’s books for nearly 40 years.
In this series of podcasts, Fred talks about his journey from newspaperman to economist to social campaigner. He explains how he...
2021-02-1521 minAmblecote Community ChurchMissional Living - Hugh Shepheard-WalwynMissional Living from our online service Sunday 5th July 2020.
We hope that you are blessed by this teaching. For more information about who we are, what we believe and how you can get involved, please visit our website: www.amblecotechristiancentre.org.uk
Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19 (full song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ9FGg6aktw).
2020-07-0725 min
The Movement, Strength & Play PodcastEpisode 37 - Why Calisthenics Can Make You HAPPY | Kenny JamiesonThis week we have author of book 'A World in Two Minds' and discuss a huge number of things including how the brain works, how we can create happiness as well as how calisthenics training is both affected and can affect our happiness!
We found it very interesting to learn more about the brain and how our minds work and hope you find it as insightful as us!
To find out more about Kenny Jamieson check him out on twitter - www.twitter.com/KWJamieson
Check out his website - website https://www.kwjamieson.com/
Or buy his book at...
2018-06-2554 minThe Movement, Strength & Play PodcastEpisode 37 - Why Calisthenics Can Make You HAPPY | Kenny JamiesonThis week we have author of book 'A World in Two Minds' and discuss a huge number of things including how the brain works, how we can create happiness as well as how calisthenics training is both affected and can affect our happiness!
We found it very interesting to learn more about the brain and how our minds work and hope you find it as insightful as us!
To find out more about Kenny Jamieson check him out on twitter - www.twitter.com/KWJamieson
Check out his website - website https://www.kwjamieson.com/
Or buy his book at...
2018-06-2554 min