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Perspectives with Wenchi YuEp. 31 RMB, Trade, and Power: Stewart Paterson on How China's Currency Fueled Its Economic and Manufacturing PowerHost Wenchi Yu speaks with UK-based economist and author Stewart Paterson about how Beijing has used the renminbi (RMB), trade surpluses, and industrial policy to fuel its rise—and why he believes Western engagement with China was flawed from the start. Drawing on decades of experience analyzing China from Hong Kong, Singapore, and London, Paterson explains how deliberate RMB undervaluation, subsidies, and capital controls built China’s export machine while suppressing domestic consumption and reshaping global supply chains.They dig into the politics behind RMB “internationalization,” the limits of China’s ambitions to challenge the dollar, and how tools su...
2026-02-0436 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Beyond rare earths: Why the West’s supply chain problem is bigger than ChinaIn this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Stewart Paterson, Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich Foundation, to unpack China’s rare earth monopoly and strategies taken by the West to break its dominance. China’s control over rare earth minerals stems less from geology than from decades of industrial strategy, subsidies, lax environmental standards, and dominance over processing and refining. Recent export controls have exposed Western vulnerabilities, many rooted in offshoring and the loss of industrial ecosystems needed for advanced technologies. While the United Stat...
2026-01-2757 min
Winnipeg Sports TalkEpisode 1142: Winnipeg Jets Training Camp, CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston, Blue Bombers prepare for TiCatsAndrew "Hustler" Paterson hosts Winnipeg Sports Talk Daily with Michael Remis. They discuss Winnipeg Jets Training Camp and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers preparations for Saturday's game vs. Hamilton. Guests: CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press, Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com and Pat Gregoire of Coolbet. Topics:Countdown (0:00)Intro, Jets practice update (0:40)CFL Commissioner Stewart Johnston (29:32)Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press (1:08:42)Ed Tait of BlueBombers.com (1:41:49)Pat Gregoire of Coolbet (1:59:32)Wrap up (2:16:26)Follow...
2025-09-252h 19
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - How Trump's tariffs impact automakers around the worldIn this edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Yuka Hayashi, Vice President of The Asia Group, sits down with former Wall Street Journal senior editor Paul Beckett to unpack the effects of the Trump administration’s tariffs on automakers around the world amid heightened global trade tensions. The impact of President Trump’s auto tariffs has been uneven, with Japan, South Korea, and Germany most affected due to heavy reliance on US auto exports. Company exposure varies widely — Mitsubishi Motors faces full tariffs due to total imports for US sales, while Tesla and Ford are...
2025-08-1933 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Impact of smartphones on US-China tech rivalryIn this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Bloomberg's technology editor Vlad Savov sits down with Hinrich Foundation research contributor Michael Enright, professor in Global Business at Northeastern University, to unpack how smartphones have become a central battleground in the US-China tech rivalry. The smartphone industry has become a key front in the US-China tech rivalry, with Chinese brands holding 60% of the global market share. China's industrial policies, such as Made in China 2025, have been crucial in advancing its tech sector though Chinese firms still rely on foreign technology. The US-China trade ten...
2025-07-2949 min
States of Play with Sam OlsenStates of Play podcast Episode 7: How does China’s economic success translate to global power?Show SummaryIn this conversation, Sam Olsen and Chinese economy expert Stewart Paterson delve into the complexities of China's economy, its global reach, and the implications for Western nations.They discuss the scale of China's economy, its manufacturing dominance, and how the Belt and Road Initiative serves as a tool for expanding China's political influence. The conversation also touches on the sustainability of China's economic model, the leverage it holds over Western countries, and the future of Western primacy in a changing global landscape.Stewart's profile: https://www.hinrichfoundation.com/profiles/experts-contributors/stewart-paterson/
2025-07-2245 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Why rare earths are a critical test of redrawing supply chainsIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Naoise McDonagh, Senior Lecturer, Edith Cowan University, to unpack the crucial role of rare earth minerals in the global economy. Rare earths are vital for advanced manufacturing, powering industries like electric vehicles, defence, and robotics. China dominates their supply, controlling 90% of processed rare earths, which gives it significant geopolitical leverage. Rare earths are classified as critical minerals due to their strategic importance and supply chain vulnerabilities. While countries like the US and Australia are...
2025-07-2247 min
Matilda’s Top Women In HistorySarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough (Minisode)Sarah Churchill began life as the daughter of a minor landowner, and rose to become the richest woman in England. Her influence over Queen Anne was so great she effectively ran the Queens private life, and in the process gained a lot of power, prestige and wealth. Her husband was also an impressive figure, John Churchill became one of Englands greatest military leaders and through his hard work and Sarahs relationship with the Queen they became a Duke and Duchess. Sarahs later life however was one of grievance and stress, as she fought with her family, servants and architects...
2025-06-1620 minMatilda’s Top Women In HistorySarah Churchill, Duchess of MarlboroughSarah Churchill began life as the daughter of a minor landowner, and rose to become the richest woman in the country. Her influence over Queen Anne was so great she effectively ran the Queens private life, and in the process gained a lot of power, prestige and wealth. Her husband was also an impressive figure, John Churchill became one of Englands greatest military leaders and through his hard work and Sarahs relationship with the Queen they became a Duke and Duchess. Sarahs later life however was one of grievance and stress, as she fought with her family, servants and...
2025-06-1553 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Unpacking the dollar's global dominanceIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Senior Research Fellow Stewart Paterson to unpack the US dollar’s global dominance and what we are still getting wrong. As the linchpin of the international monetary system, the US dollar’s role extends far beyond America's borders, influencing trade flows, shaping investment decisions, and anchoring global financial stability. Beneath the surface of this dominance lies a host of unresolved tensions, from sustained trade imbalances and currency misalignments to the political and economic strains...
2025-06-0348 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Craig Allen on the US-China technology competitionIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents sits down with Craig Allen, former President of the US-China Business Council, to assess how China is redefining innovation, what the US gets wrong about it, and why this global race is more complex and consequential than ever.Download Transcript Tune into the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast series for insights on international trade.
2025-04-2228 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - What Global Markets Should Expect from China’s SlowdownIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents sits down with Senior Research Fellow Stewart Paterson to unpack why China has struggled to rebalance its economy toward the consumption-led growth it desperately needs. China’s economic slowdown is sending shockwaves across global markets, raising concerns about the future of the world’s second-largest economy. Once a key driver of global growth, the country now faces a range of challenges, from a sluggish property sector and mounting local government debt to declining foreign investment and wea...
2025-04-0144 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Trump’s war on trade: What’s next for Europe?In this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents sits down with Senior Research Fellow Keith Rockwell to discuss how Europe plans to deal with Trump and the impact on the world’s most important alliance. On 10 February, Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel imports, followed days later by a plan for "reciprocal tariffs." As promised during his campaign, he plans to expand his tariff blanket further. Europe's longstanding alliance with the US is in crisis. While European leaders claim they are b...
2025-02-1855 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - The rise of industrial policies and their global impactIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Jia Hui Tee, Senior Trade Policy Analyst at the Hinrich Foundation, to discuss the rise of industrial policies and potential implications to trade and sustainability. In recent years, industrial policies have become a primary focus for governments worldwide. These policies, aimed at strengthening domestic industries, have significant implications for global trade and sustainability. As identified in the Hinrich-IMD Sustainable Trade Index 2024, global trade is experiencing a protectionist shift, with nations implementing measures to fo...
2024-12-1024 min
Do Go On476 - The Darien Scheme That Bankrupted ScotlandIn the 1690s, Scotland tried to establish a colony in Panama... it did not go well. In fact it went so badly that it bankrupted almost the entire country. Recorded live at The Monkey Barrel Comedy Club in Edinburgh.This is a comedy/history podcast, the report begins at approximately 08:36 (though as always, we go off on tangents throughout the report).For all our important links: https://linktr.ee/dogoonpod Check out our other podcasts:Book Cheat: https://play.acast.com/s/book-cheatPrime Mates: h...
2024-12-041h 38
The China in Africa PodcastHow Will Trump's Return to Power Impact China-Africa Ties?The re-election of former U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to significantly alter U.S. foreign policy, including its approach to Africa. As seen during Trump's first term, U.S. engagement with the continent is likely to decrease, with a stronger emphasis on countering China's expanding influence in the region. The future of the U.S.-Africa free trade agreement, known as AGOA, is now uncertain, as the incoming administration has signaled plans to introduce protectionist policies. This week, Eric and Cobus are joined by Stewart Paterson, a senior fellow at the Hinrich Foundation...
2024-11-0840 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Fighting subsidies with subsidiesAfter a long dormant period, industrial policy is back and dramatically reshaping global manufacturing. As large-scale subsidies proliferate, countries that used to take a laissez-faire approach to market governance have entered a race to subsidize strategic sectors. Companies are responding. Tune in here for an experimental 'podcast' on Kieran Thompson's 'Fighting subsidies with subsidies' article, created with Google's AI research assistant NotebookLM. Tune into the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast series for insights on international trade.
2024-10-0815 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Europe’s right turn: A threat to trade?In this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents sits down with Keith Rockwell, Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich Foundation, to discuss the future of Europe’s trade dynamics in light of its shifting political landscape.While the recent elections in Europe have not yet led to significant shifts in its trade and business landscape, the steady rise of far-right parties is setting the stage for future upheavals. These political movements challenge the very foundation of the European Union’s (EU) single market, which...
2024-09-2452 min
The Football Journals#26 - With Steve "Pele" PatersonSteve "Pele" Paterson. One of the true greats of north east football. Pele opened up about his storied career in the game and the highs and lows of football at the highest level! A great player and manager Pele spoke about his time at places like Manchester United , Japan, Elgin and many others . Join on us over on Patreon to watch the video episode !
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2024-09-161h 40
The National Conservatism Institute of Australia PodcastStewart Paterson, Economist and Author of "China, Trade & Power"Stewart Paterson is an economist and banker and spent 25 years in capital markets as an equity researcher, strategist and fund manager. He has worked in London, Mumbai, Hong Kong and Singapore in senior roles with Credit Suisse, Credit Suisse First Boston, CLSA, among others. He is a senior research fellow at the Hinrich Foundation and author of "China, Trade & Power". It was this book which calls for a more realist assessment of trade arrangements with China that caught my attention when I read it several years ago. In this episode we discuss:How his views on...
2024-09-071h 04
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - What’s at stake if the WTO fails its global e-commerce deal?In this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents interviews Deborah Elms on the WTO’s landmark e-commerce agreement.In July, The Joint Statement Initiative (JSI) on Electronic Commerce achieved a historic milestone in global trade, as 82 World Trade Organization (WTO) members released a “stabilized text”, potentially setting the first digital trade rules. This is a significant development, addressing the WTO's previous lack of a digital trade framework and aiming to create unified, consistent regulations for e-commerce. This agreement, remarkably, was reached without the particip...
2024-08-2039 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - How oil is adding fuel to global fragmentationIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Patrícia Vasconcellos from the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents and Robert York, Director of Regional Affairs at the think tank Pacific Forum, delve into how shifting oil trade dynamics are fueling global fragmentation.Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the West imposed stringent sanctions on Russia to cripple its oil exports and economy. Despite these efforts, Russian oil shipments have remained resilient, mainly due to new buyers entering the market.Russia has surpassed Saudi Arabia as the p...
2024-08-1332 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Unilateral green rules and voluntary standardsIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Patrícia Vasconcellos from the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents interviews Hinrich Foundation Research Grant recipient Rodrigo Fagundes Cezar about the impact of unilateral green rules and voluntary standards on Brazil’s green transition.Amid efforts to promote sustainability through trade, import policies have taken centerstage. The European Union (EU), for example, has unilaterally launched the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) to help the single market achieve its ambitious climate goals by 2030. As a result, several count...
2024-07-0231 minThe Football Journals#16 - Former Elgin City & Inverness Player Iain MacArthurYET ANOTHER ELGIN CITY EPISODE (a little bit of Caley Thistle thrown in here too!) In the studio with Lee this week is Iain MacArthur who talked about his time in the Highland League with Elgin and also working his way through the leagues at ICT under Steve "Pele" Paterson. Iain also gave us a fantastic all time XI and some great answers on our usual format.
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2024-04-291h 07
The CGAI Podcast NetworkThe Global Exchange: Deputy Minister Rob Stewart on Canada's Position in Global TradeFor this episode of the Global Exchange podcast, we are featuring a keynote speech by Deputy Minister Rob Stewart from CGAI's Annual Trade Conference.
Participants' bios
- Rob Stewart is the Deputy Minister of International Trade at Global Affairs Canada
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Colin Robertson is a former diplomat and Senior Advisor to the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, www.cgai.ca/colin_robertson
The CGAI Trade Conference was made possible with the help of our strategic sponsors Lockheed Martin Canada, General Dynamics, Irving Shipbuilding, Hanwha Ocean and Defence, and Cenovus Energy. Thanks also go out to our Organizing Sponsors, the Simon...
2024-04-2215 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - The impact of trade in this US presidential election yearIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Patrícia Vasconcellos from the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents talks to Inu Manak, fellow for Trade Policy at the Council for Foreign Relations, discussing the role of US trade policy in current presidential election year.Trade exerts a profound impact on our daily lives as it plays a pivotal role in shaping consumer choices, production processes, and overall economic resilience. The historical trajectory of US trade policy reveals a gradual shift towards protectionism, driven by factors such as the economic dis...
2024-03-1226 min
Woof You! Podcast#13: Barking Up The Right Tree with Julia Hawkins and Barbara PatersonJulia Hawkins and Barbara Paterson are the brains and beauty behind the Barking Up the Right Tree Festival 2024Dr. Barbara Paterson is a professional dog trainer and specializes in dog sports foundations and reactivity. She is based in Namibia.Julia Hawkins is a dog trainer and behaviourist based in Cheshire in the UK. Julia has also been a guest on this podcast a couple of times. Having known her for a few years now, it did not surprise me in the slightest when she shared with me her and...
2024-03-0154 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - A trade talk with Keith RockwellIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Patrícia Vasconcellos from the US Association of Foreign Press Correspondents and Keith Rockwell, former WTO director and senior research fellow at the Hinrich Foundation delve into the evolving global trade patterns. There is a notable shift in global trade patterns, particularly in case of the US. This is a result of deliberate decoupling initiatives spanning two successive US administrations, marked by tariffs on Chinese imports. The US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, sometimes characterized as NAFTA 2.0, emerges as a pivotal factor, fostering enhanced trade relations amon...
2024-02-2038 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Why the WTO can't find a path to consensusIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, Alan Herrera of the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) and Hinrich Foundation Head of Trade Policy Deborah Elms explore the complexities of decision-making within the World Trade Organization (WTO) as the 13th Ministerial Conference looms.---Getting 166 diverse staff to agree on a single lunch order without a boss is a difficult exercise. This is, roughly, an analogy to the situation facing the WTO. Consensus-based decision making has become increasingly strenuous as membership grows and th...
2024-02-2037 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - The semiconductor trade warsThe semiconductor is at the forefront of the convergence of global trade and geopolitics.McKinsey projects the industry will reach a trillion dollars by 2030, up from US$574 billion last year according to the Semiconductor Industry Association. The industry, however, is increasingly at the mercy of the most intense geopolitical contest in the world today. Makers of the world’s most advanced chips are based in a handful of countries, though they depend on tens of thousands of components and hundreds of suppliers across the planet. Much of the brain trust for the tech design of ad...
2023-11-0937 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Decarbonizing the global steel industryIn this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, guest host Nii Akrofi Smart-Abbey from the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) and Executive Director of Asia Trade Center Deborah Elms, discuss how lack of standardization is proving to be a challenge in decarbonizing the steel industry. Iron and steel production accounts for 8% of annual carbon emissions, according to a WTO climate change brief on decarbonizing the steel industry, and global steel production has tripled in the past 50 years with 1.8 billion tons produced in 2020. This is...
2023-08-1625 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Is globalization under threat?In this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, guest host Nii Akrofi Smart-Abbey from the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in the United States (AFPC-USA) talks to Hinrich Foundation Research Fellow Stewart Paterson, delving into a discussion centered around the question of whether globalization is under threat. This episode was first featured in the AFPC podcast series. Globalization is often associated with the notion of technology, making the world a global village after the advent of computers. In fact, it is a complex phenomenon showcasing how trade and technology have ma...
2023-07-0730 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastEp 5. - Trade digitization is everything, everywhere. Why?In this fifth edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation's podcast on global trade, Hinrich Foundation Research Fellow Stewart Paterson speaks with former New Zealand trade negotiator Stephanie Honey on the seeming ubiquity of trade digitization and the resistance in parts of the global trade supply chain to digital facilitation. In the last few decades, the internet enabled a new trade ecosystem in which digital technologies forged new ways to trade and created new products and services. While digital technologies now seem ubiquitous, the rules applied to the digital economy remain disjointed and m...
2023-06-2039 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastSpecial Ep. - Assessing US Objectives for APEC 2023In this special edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation’s global trade podcast, guest host former US Representative Charles Boustany leads a discussion on the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum 2023 with former US Deputy Trade Representative Robert Holleyman and Shihoko Goto of the Wilson Center. The episode was first featured in Asia Insight, the podcast of the National Bureau of Asian Research. The United States will host the APEC forum in 2023. Under APEC’s 2023 theme, “Creating a Resilient and Sustainable Future for All”, the United States is set to spearhead efforts on key issues such as supply ch...
2023-05-1741 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastEp. 4 - Inside the US and China’s disintegrating relationshipIn this fourth edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation's podcast on global trade, Research Fellow Stewart Paterson speaks with Naoise McDonagh, Senior Lecturer in the School of Business and Law at Australia’s Edith Cowan University, on the national security calculus driving decoupling and the crucial role of legal contestability of such measures undertaken by the US and China against each other. China’s heft in the global trading system fueled its rise to a stature that is challenging US hegemony throughout the world. The rivalry now has become enmeshed in national secu...
2023-05-1029 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastEp. 3 - How China’s state-led economy uses world marketsIn this third edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation's podcast on global trade, our Research Fellow Stewart Paterson speaks with Emily de la Bruyère, co-founder of Horizon Advisory and a Senior Fellow at the Foundation for the Defence of Democracy, on China’s growing global export prowess, its leverage on world markets, and trade dependency in the technology sector. When China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, it accounted for about 4% of global exports. That figure had risen to 15% in 2022. China’s growing export prowess reflects its dominance in global markets. Today, China maintains oligopolistic power...
2023-04-2527 min
What China WantsEpisode 42: China's Global Media OffensiveThis week on What China Wants, Sam and Stewart are joined by Josh Kurlantzick, Senior Fellow for Southeast Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations, to discuss Beijing's media influence. Josh sets out his analysis of China’s attempt in recent years to become a global media and information superpower, and we discuss whether these efforts are working.
2023-04-0623 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastEp. 2 - China, the US, and a quarrel with globalizationIn this second edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation's podcast on global trade, our Research Fellow Stewart Paterson speaks with Jeff Ferry, chief economist at the Coalition for a Prosperous America, on how globalization has evolved from a worldwide success for multinational corporations to a dilemma for the American economy, blamed for job losses, low wages, and slow growth. In key parts of the world, and not least in the planet’s largest economy, trade has become something of a dirty word. In democracies, politicians that advocate for greater le...
2023-03-2833 minWhat China WantsEpisode 41: The Advent of President Xi's Third TermIn recent weeks, the "two sessions" have taken place in China, at which President Xi's third term was confirmed by the nearly 3,000 delegates that constitute the National People's Congress. Due to the relative opaqueness of decision-making in Chinese politics, these important events in the political calendar are relatively unknown outside China. To help listeners understand more about them, and what their significance might be globally, this week on What China Wants, Sam and Stewart are joined by friend of the show, Professor Jinghan Zeng of Lancaster University.
2023-03-2329 minWhat China WantsEpisode 40: The Outlook for China’s EconomyThis week on What China Wants, co-host Stewart Paterson is interviewed by Sam Olsen about the outlook for the Chinese economy. We discuss the post-covid outlook as well as the key challenges facing the economy and the Party leadership looking forward.
2023-03-0923 minWhat China WantsEpisode 39: What Should We Make of Human Rights in China?In this episode of What China Wants, Sam and Stewart discuss the issue of human rights in China. To do so, they are joined by Benedict Rogers, Co-Founder of Hong Kong Watch and one of Britain’s foremost and most knowledgeable campaigners on the subject. We discuss some of the key issues raised in his book, The China Nexus, including allegations of human rights abuses in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, organ-harvesting from prisoners of conscience, as well as some of the criticisms commonly levelled at critics of China's human rights record.LinksBenedict Rogers - T...
2023-02-2325 minWhat China WantsEpisode 38: Cellular IoT Modules and Supply Chain SecurityThis week, Sam and Stewart are joined by Charles Parton OBE, a former diplomat who is presently a specialist adviser to the Foreign Affairs Committee at the UK Houses of Parliament and Associate Fellow of RUSI. Charlie spent 22 years of his 37 year diplomatic career working in or on China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. In this episode he discusses his latest paper on the importance of cellular Internet of Things (IoT) modules and the threat posed to UK supply chain security by the pervasiveness of Chinese cellular IoT modules in our systems and processes.Links...
2023-02-1621 minWhat China WantsEpisode 37: China's Structural Influence in Southeast AsiaThis week on What China Wants, Dr William Matthews, Director of Research at the Evenstar Institute, joins Sam and Stewart to discuss their latest research, "Southeast Asia's Emerging Geopolitical Order: China's Structural Influence and the Evolving Regional Balance of Power". The report quantifies and explains the evolution of China's Influence in Southeast Asia through the analysis of all ten ASEAN member states over the period 2011-2020. In this interview, William and Sam explain its key findings and policy recommendations for the UK and its allies.
2023-02-0925 min
The Hinrich Foundation Trade PodcastEp. 1 - Salt and horses: Brexit and British pricesIn this first edition of Current Accounts, the Hinrich Foundation's newly launched trade podcast, our Research Fellow Stewart Paterson speaks with Jan David Bakker, of Bocconi University, on the rise of non-tariff barriers to trade, their impact on economic welfare, and the nature of data analysis on traded goods from horses to salt.As the United Kingdom takes the first tentative steps into Brexit, after voting to leave the European Union in mid-2016, it triggered a prolonged negotiation between the two parties that led eventually to the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) between the two sides coming...
2023-02-0733 minWhat China WantsEpisode 36: Small is Beautiful - China's Approach to Overseas Development FinanceThis week on What China Wants Sam and Stewart are joined by Rebecca Ray, Senior Academic Researcher at the Boston University Global Development Policy (GDP) Center to discuss their latest research. The GDP Centre has just published an update to their China Overseas Development Finance (CODF) Database. Having provided a staggering amount of finance for overseas development projects in the wake of the global financial crisis, Chinese overseas development finance has been on a general downward trend for several years. On this episode, we discuss the status and trajectory of China’s overseas development finance. Are we at the be...
2023-02-0233 minWhat China WantsEpisode 35: The Russia-China Relationship - Friendship Without Limits?On this week's episode, Sam and Stewart are joined by Sarah Kirchberger, Head of Asia-Pacific Strategy and Security at the Institute for Security Policy at Kiel University, and one of Germany’s and Europe’s leading experts on the Moscow-Beijing relationship. Sarah is also one of the editors of the 2022 paper Russia-China Relations: Emerging Alliance or Eternal Rivals, which is available and free to download. We discuss the Russia-China relations past and present, the impact of the war in Ukraine and what future may lay ahead for this bilateral relationship.
2023-01-2631 minWhat China WantsEpisode 34: About Chinese New YearJoin us as we get ready to say 新年快乐! (Happy New Year!) and welcome in the Year of the Rabbit, as Chinese New Year falls this coming Sunday, 22nd January. Despite it being perhaps the largest ceremony or festival in the world, it is really not very well known in the West, nor are its fascinating intricacies, practices and folklore. Sam and Stewart are delighted to be joined by Professor Jinghan Zeng of Lancaster University for this special edition of What China Wants. We discuss its origins, traditions as well hear an insight into Professor Zeng's own personal experiences of the celeb...
2023-01-1924 minWhat China WantsEpisode 33: China and the World - A Review of 2022 and a Look Forward to 2023This week on What China Wants, Sam and Stewart review the past year. They discuss the key political and economic events for China in 2022, as well as debate the outlook ahead of us, looking forward into what 2023 might hold for China and the world.
2023-01-1229 minWhat China WantsEpisode 32: The Culture and Passion of Chinese FoodHappy New Year, and welcome back to What China Wants. In today's episode we look at what is probably the first aspect of Chinese culture that most people around the world encounter: its food. To do so, we are delighted to be joined by Michelin-starred chef, anthropologist, and cultural observer Andrew Wong of the eponymous restaurant in London. China's cuisine is far more than its taste; it is also a window into the country's history and society, as we explore in this episode.
2023-01-0525 minWhat China WantsEpisode 31: How is Christmas Celebrated in China?This week on What China Wants we are joined by a returning friend of the show, Andrew Methven of the Substack newsletter Slow Chinese, to discuss Christmas in China on this festive special. Andrew explains the main differences as well as some surprising similarities between how the festivities are celebrated in China compared to the West.
2022-12-2220 minWhat China WantsEpisode 30: Will a Western "NATO for Tech" Work?In this week's episode, Stewart and Sam are talking to one of the leading thinkers on technology, Rob Atkinson, Founder and President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF). Rob joins us to discuss the realties of a "NATO for tech", which British Prime Minister Rishi Sunk has recently called for as a means to counter Chinese influence.
2022-12-1528 minWhat China WantsEpisode 29: An Overlooked RiskThis week we are pleased to announce we have launched The Evenstar Institute, a non-partisan, not-for-profit think tank focused on measuring and understanding the evolving nature of national influence in the twenty first century. Sam and Stewart are joined by our Director of Research, Dr William Matthews, to discuss our latest paper, An Overlooked Risk: China's Indirect Influence on the UK's National Security Supply Chain.
2022-12-0822 minWhat China WantsEpisode 28: Is the Current Monetary Cycle Accelerating Bifurcation between China and the West?Stewart and Sam are joined this week by Meyrick Chapman, a 40 year veteran of macro-investing and formerly of Elliott Management. We discuss Meyrick’s research of monetary policy which has shown up an interesting and potentially vital impact on China’s relationship with the world.
2022-12-0124 minWhat China WantsEpisode 27: The Great China-Australia Trade SpatWe have discussed the possibilities of economic sanctions between China and the West before on this podcast, but this week we unpick a particular example. Stewart and Sam are joined by Dr. Naoise McDonagh, a specialist from the University of Adelaide to discuss the Australian experience of China's economic sanctions, imposed since 2020. We discuss which industries were targeted, how the sanctions' impact have been deflected or even circumvented, as well as their overall impact on Australia and its geopolitical positioning.
2022-11-2431 minWhat China WantsEpisode 26: Chip WarThis week on What China Wants, Sam and Stewart are joined by Chris Miller, author of Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology, which was shortlisted for the FT's Business Book of the Year 2022. We discuss why microchips are so central to the world economy and how competition between the US and China for control over them has intensified.
2022-11-1725 minWhat China WantsEpisode 25: Is China Good for Africa?This week Sam and Stewart are joined by Eric Olander, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the China-Global South Project to explore China's engagement across the continent and if ChinThe China-Global South Project is a non-profit and non-partisan multimedia editorial initiative dedicated to exploring every facet of China's engagement in Africa.
2022-11-1029 min
Over Our Garden Wall - Music PodcastOver Our Garden Wall. Episode 13. Part 1. Duglas T Stewart. 1969. Apple Music Podcast versionPart 1 of our 1969 music podcast with BMX Bandit & all round good guy Duglas T Stewart. The full podcast including all songs chosen by Duglas can be heard on Spotify ( search Over Our Garden Wall). However, if you cant access Spotify - this is a copy of all the chat from the podcast. You can of course listen to Duglas's songs on Apple Music too, just not on this Podcast ! Apologies for this, and hopefully one day we can publish in full on Apple as we do on Spotify.
When we started out doing these ' greatest years' podcasts, we thought t...
2022-11-0445 minWhat China WantsEpisode 24: The Economic Outlook of the Party CongressThis episode of What China Wants is our final in a series of commentary on the 20th Party Congress. Sam and Stewart are joined by returning guest and friend of the podcast, George Magnus, to discuss the economic outlook of the Congress, both in reflecting on both China's recently published 3Q22 numbers and broader trends surrounding the change in personnel.
2022-11-0322 minWhat China WantsEpisode 23: What China's National Party Congress Means for the WorldThis week on What China Wants, we are joined by Joseph Torigian to unpack the 20th Party Congress, and what it means for the global political landscape. Worldwide attention on the National Congress might have focused on what happened to former leader Hu Jintao, but there was of course far more to it than that.
2022-10-2724 minWhat China WantsEpisode 22: The Most Powerful Man in the WorldAs the 20th Party Congress rumbles on and the world awaits Xi Jinping's expected consolidation of his position as general secretary, this week on What China Wants, we're speaking to the co-author of one of his most recent biographies. Sam and Stewart are pleased to be joined by Stefan Aust, former editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel. His 2021 book with co-author Adrian Geiges, Xi Jinping: The Most Powerful Man in the World is newly translated into English and available in all good bookstores.LinksXi Jinping: The Most Powerful Man in the World (politybooks.com)
2022-10-2024 minWhat China WantsEpisode 21: China's Upcoming National CongressThe five-yearly National Party Congress that begins on 16 October is the most important event in the Chinese Communist Party's calendar. To understand what we might expect, Stewart and Sam speak to a leading Chinese academic based in the UK, who has been studying the run up to the Party Congress. Jinghan Zeng is Professor of China and International Studies at Lancaster University, and a specialist on the politics and international relations of China.
2022-10-1330 minWhat China WantsEpisode 20: An Investor's PerspectiveThis week on What China Wants we are switching our attention back to economics. Sam and Stewart are joined by Anna Macdonald, a Fund Manager at Amati Global Investors to discuss the perceived opportunities and risks investors associate with China. Anna also shares her particular expertise on ESG investing and how investment in China fits around this broader trend.
2022-10-0621 minWhat China WantsEpisode 19: China Coups and DisinformationWith false rumours of a coup against Xi Jinping flying around social media and news outlets last weekend, this week we look at who could have been responsible for this disinformation, and dig into how China uses disinformation for its own purposes too. Sam and Stewart are joined by friend of the podcast, Alex Neill, a leading expert on Chinese influence abroad.
2022-09-2924 min
The Adviser TalkCraig chats about Insurance | Episode 131Craig is back in the studio with Ken this week talking about insurance! The who, what, when, and why... and who to talk to about the how. Read the Canny View article here. The Adviser Talk is available on all popular streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Follow Stewart Group on Facebook for the latest updates and articles from our team of expert financial advisers. Looking to get your financial house in order, and keep it that way? We can help.
2022-09-2220 minWhat China WantsEpisode 18: Is China destroying Europe's Tech Companies?Much has been written about IP theft allegedly perpetrated by Chinese actors, but it's not all about hacking - there is a whole range of ways that China plays hard-ball with its foreign competitors. In this episode, we look specifically at the impact on European firms. To do this Sam and Stewart are joined by Luke Patey, senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, senior research fellow at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, and author of How China Loses. LinksLuke Patey (@LukePatey) / TwitterHow China Loses: The Pushback Against...
2022-09-2226 minWhat China WantsEpisode 17: The Queen, China and Imperial MonarchyIt is a sombre week for most people in the United Kingdom, the 14 countries where the late Queen Elizabeth II was Head of State, and the wider Commonwealth. But the impact of the monarch has been felt in other nations around the world too. China may be a century-old republic, and a communist one at that, but that doesn’t mean its rulers can ignore the sad passing of perhaps the most famous woman on the planet. In today’s episode, Stewart and Sam pay tribute to the effect the Queen had on Sino-British ties, and look at ho...
2022-09-1521 minWhat China WantsEpisode 16: China's Water CrisisChina is on the brink of a water catastrophe. A multiyear drought could push the country into an outright water crisis. But China's water problem is also the world's water problem. This week, Sam and Stewart are joined by Gopal Reddy and Gabriel Collins to explain the systemic nature of the problem and the threat it poses to China. We discuss not only its potentially devastating impact, but also how potential solutions will be a hard-sell politically for CCP officials.Show NotesAbout - Ready for ClimateGabriel Collins | Baker InstitutePower...
2022-09-0830 minWhat China WantsEpisode 15: Is China a Threat to Western Liberalism?This week Sam and Stewart discuss the challenges posed to Western Liberalism by China in the 21st century. Western liberalism is not the force it once was. The question is, to what extent is the authoritarian model espoused by China and Russia pressuring and ultimately dimming liberalism’s star? To answer this we are joined by Sir Vince Cable, former leader of the UK’s Liberal Democrats and a senior minister in the 2010-2015 Coalition government.Show NotesThe Chinese Conundrum: Engagement or Conflict - Alma Books
2022-09-0128 minWhat China WantsEpisode 14: Pelosi, Drought and Oil Tankers in the AtlanticWhat China Wants is back after the summer break, and this week we're bringing you a round up of an eventful summer for China and its international relations. Stewart and Sam discuss Nancy Pelosi's controversial visit to Taiwan, China's ongoing economic troubles and drought as well as the latest developments in Sino-Russian relations against the backdrop of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
2022-08-2520 minWhat China WantsRe-release: China's Economic Red FlagsThis week we are examining the issues facing the Chinese economy by re-visiting our interview with George Magnus. This also ties in with the Great Split content from last week because a country with economic issues - now and in the future - is likely to be more adventurous abroad, particularly if that adventure leads to the capture of the key ingredients (Taiwanese microchips) that are needed to supply the part of the economy (technology) that Beijing thinks is the answer to most of their prayers.
2022-08-1827 minWhat China WantsRe-Release: The Coming Economic Shock of the Great SplitAs we are away for the next couple of weeks, and have had so many new listeners recently (hello, everyone), we thought it would be good to republish what we think are two of our most important podcasts. The first of these is one we did on the Great Split and the economic carnage that will be unleashed by a conflict between China and the West over Taiwan.
2022-08-1125 minWhat China WantsEpisode 13: The Dangers From Invisible ChinaThis week, Sam and Stewart are joined by one of the foremost developmental economists on China, Scott Rozelle from Stanford University. He is also the author of the brilliant book Invisible China. When the world thinks of China, it thinks of the flashy, prosperous cities of the East and South coasts - Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen. But the majority of Chinese live a very different life, stuck in poor rural areas with limited access to education, healthcare, and jobs. Is this group, numbering 1/9 of the world’s population, a drag on the country that will disrupt the country’s development? Or is...
2022-08-0425 minWhat China WantsEpisode 12: UK-China Relations from the Golden Era to Living DangerouslyIn seven short years, relations between China and the UK have gone from high to low - how has this happened, and what does the future hold? We welcome Sam Hogg from Beijing to Britain to talk it through with Sam and Stewart. Beijing to Britain is the only weekly intelligence Briefing mapping UK-China relations. LinksBeijing to Britain | SubstackSam (@EditorBTB) / Twitter🇨🇳 Beijing to Britain 🇬🇧 (@BeijingToBrit) / Twitter
2022-07-2826 minWhat China WantsEpisode 11: Inside the Chinese LanguageThis week on What China Wants, Sam and Stewart are in conversation with Andrew Methven, the author of 'Slow Chinese 每周漫闻', a resource which helps you to learn, use, and understand how people speak Chinese today. In this episode, they discuss the roots and fascinating history of the Chinese language, as well as some of its idiosyncrasies and patterns that Andrew has observed. LinksSubscribe to Andrew's newsletter here: Subscribe - Slow ChineseThe full newsletter referred to re online shopping: Not buying it - by Andrew Methven - Slow Chinese 每周漫闻 The most recent newsl...
2022-07-2124 min
17TwentyE096 || Kent Rabalais || Every Hero Needs a GuideThis week the 17Twenty crew sits down with Kent Rabalais, the founder and CEO of Kent Studio, a company powered by creatives and technologists who tell redemptive stories that reveal the wonder so often hidden in our world.Kent is often-described as Stewart's oldest friend, dating back to around 1988. Though the story that's told on this week's podcast starts with an old basketball story, it weaves through tales of self-reflection, depression, the path to identify "Who am I? What am I called to do? What are the right next steps to get there?", loss of a parent, d...
2022-07-181h 27What China WantsEpisode 10: What Should We Expect from the 20th Party Congress?Alex Neill returns to the podcast this week. He joins Sam and Stewart for a fascinating discussion about the upcoming 20th Party Congress and the future course of the Chinese Communist Party. Alex also gives his take on just what might be revealed from behind the curtain amidst increasing rumours of internal Party opposition to Xi.
2022-07-1423 minWhat China WantsEpisode 9: Can Biden and Boris' New Global Initiative Compete with the Belt and Road?Last week at the G7 Summit, leaders announced the new Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII) initiative, a commitment of $600 billion for the construction of global infrastructure by 2027. On this week's episode, Sam and Stewart weigh in on the initiative, its rationale and whether it has the potential to compete with China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
2022-07-0725 minWhat China WantsEpisode 8: China's Economic Red FlagsThis week Sam and Stewart are in conversation with eminent economist and author George Magnus, discussing his 2018 book 'Red Flags: Why Xi's China is in Jeopardy'. Formerly the Chief Economist at UBS, George is a noted authority on what makes China’s economy tick. In this episode, George reflects on his thesis and we discuss whether his arguments have been revised since, as well as examine his current prognosis for China's economy. LinksRed Flags: Why Xi's China Is in Jeopardy a book by George Magnus. (bookshop.org)
2022-06-3027 minWhat China WantsEpisode 7: Why the Pacific Matters to ChinaIn this week's episode Sam and Stewart explore the significance of the Pacific from China's perspective. They are joined by seasoned expert Alexander Neill to discuss China's strategic aims in the region and the potential future trajectories Beijing might take.LinksMap: The Pacific region from China's perspectivehttps://geopoliticalfutures.com/chinas-national-security-challenges/#&gid=1&pid=3
2022-06-2322 minWhat China WantsEpisode 6: The Coming Economic Shock of the Great SplitIn last week’s episode we discussed the potential for a Great Split between China and the West over Taiwan. Today we examine what might lead to this, including the different ways that Beijing might force reunification with what it terms a renegade province. We also look a what the global economic repercussions would be from such a move: it’s not a spoiler to say that they would be horrific.This episode forms Part 2 of our analysis on the breakdown of China-Western relations
2022-06-1624 minWhat China WantsEpisode 5: The Great Split between China and the West is ComingIn Episode 5 of What China Wants, Sam and Stewart discuss the potential for a rapid economic and political decoupling between China and the West over Taiwan, and ask what such a “Great Split” would mean for the world.
2022-06-0923 minWhat China WantsEpisode 4: Is Southeast Asia the Frontier of Great Power Competition?Perched on China's doorstep so-to-speak, Southeast Asian nations have an historic relationship with their neighbour as well as with other global powers. As Chinese influence and investment in the region has increased, we ask whether this might be the front-line for great power competition?
2022-06-0225 minWhat China WantsEpisode 3: How Might the War in Ukraine Affect China's Ambitions for Taiwan?Beijing has long said it will reunite with Taiwan, apparently whether or not the Taiwanese want to do so. But do Russia’s difficulties in Ukraine change China’s calculations and make such an adventure less likely? Sam and Stewart talk the economic, political, and military calculations involved.
2022-05-2625 minWhat China WantsEpisode 2: An Introduction to China's Military and Security Global FootprintThis week on What China Wants, we are exploring whether China is a global military power. The US might lead in terms of bases by 750:1, but there's far more to what China is doing than just military installations. Sam and Stewart discuss the relationship between the CCP and the PLA - China's government and its military - and what this means for China's global reach across the world.
2022-05-1926 minWhat China WantsEpisode 1: Is China's Economy Shrinking?Welcome to our first What China Wants podcast. Sam Olsen and Stewart Paterson discuss whether, after decades of breakneck growth, China’s economy is now shrinking - and if so, what this means for the West.Co-Hosts: Sam Olsen and Stewart PatersonProducer: Francesca Griffin
2022-05-1325 min
The Adviser TalkCraig Talks Prepping the Piggybanks | Episode 114Bay local and recent returnee Craig Paterson takes the wheel in this episode to discuss moving from the farm, Kiwi ingenuity when working overseas, and financial preparedness. Topics include financial conversations with young people, a 3 piggybank system, and understanding your own financial situation.Read the article:Prepping the PiggybanksStewart Group is a Hawke’s Bay-based CEFEX certified financial planning and advisory firm. The information provided, or any opinions expressed in this article, are of a general nature only and should not be construed or relied on as a recommendation to...
2022-01-0520 min
A Maverick Traveller: The Podcasts of Mary Jane WalkerThe Isle of Blushing Skies: Rakiura/Stewart Island and the North-West Circuit TrackTHE small size of Oban belies its importance as Stewart Island’s only town and the entranceway to the North West Circuit Track where I was to be spending a few weeks volunteering as a hut warden, and also to the much shorter Rakiura Track, the southernmost of New Zealand’s official Great Walks.
The Māori name for Stewart Island is Rakiura, which means ‘blushing [or glowing] skies’ and is far more poetic in my view. It seems to be a reference to long twilights in these subantarctic latitudes, the aurora australis which can sometimes be seen from...
2021-06-0702 min
The History of China#217 - Ming 10: I'm On A Boat!The Yongle Emperor decides it's time for Great Ming to bust out its swim trunks and its flippy-floppies... because he's going to make the biggest, bestest oceanic fleet of awesomesauce that the world has ever seen! And put in command is his trusted, tried-and-true battle-buddy: the Grand Admiral Zheng He!Time Period Covered:1371-1405 CESignificant Historical Figures:The Yongle Emperor (Zhu Di) [r. 1402-1424]Grand Admiral Zheng He (né Ma He) [1371-1433]Tianfei, the Goddess of the Sea and Patron P...
2021-05-3154 min
This Is IbroxIn Safe Hand55 (ft. Jim Stewart)Scott Paterson is joined this week by Tommy McIntyre and former Rangers player and Goalkeeping coach Jim Stewart. The guys discussed the scenes before, during and after Saturday's match against St. Mirren and the atmosphere that brought as well reviewing that all important win. Allan McGregor was also discussed having been coach by Jim Stewart himself, the guys talked about his development as a player and just how good he is.Our socials:Twitter: @thisisibroxInstagram: @thisisibroxFacebook: www.facebook.com/thisisibroxContact us:Website...
2021-03-091h 08
Conversation SixAndrew Staples and Stewart PatersonAndrew Staples and Stewart Paterson on "The economic Balance of Power and the Need for Alliances".
2020-10-1406 min
The Endurance Asia PodcastLynn "Red" Paterson - Paddling around New ZealandLynn Paterson, aka “Red”, is the first person to kayak around the circumference of New Zealand in a single expedition. It took her more than 400 days and she covered just shy of 6000 kilometres!You can find out more, follow the journey as it unfolded and buy Red’s book, at her website: https://www.redznzjourney.com/. Lynn is also on Instagram at www.instagram.com/redznzjourney/?hl=enIn our chat with Lynn about her incredible journey, we talk about a variety of people, including ocean rowers Paul Caffyn, Tim Taylor and Scott Donaldson, and discus...
2020-10-091h 40
Recovery Recharged with Ellen Stewart Pushy Broad from the BronxA Conversation with Joanna GagisJoanna talks about how her career started in Broadcast News.Prior to joining NJTV, Joanna helped develop and launch the lifestyle show "Life Living with Joanna Gagis".She was Vice President of Programming for the Caucus Educational Corporation and Executive Producer of such Emmy Award-winning series as "Caucus: New Jersey," "One-on-One with Steve Adubato" and "State of Affairs with Steve Adubato".She serves on the board of a non-profit organization in Paterson called Oasis, A Haven for Women Children, which helps families rise out of poverty. She is a member of Enterprising Women of New Jersey. And...
2020-09-0954 minConversation SixAndrew Staples and Stewart PatersonAndrew Staples and Stewart Paterson on U.S.-China decoupling.
2020-09-0206 min
ScrippsTalksEpisode 44: Nick HirshonHirshon completed his Ph.D. in 2016 and now teaches journalism at William Paterson University in New Jersey. In this podcast, he talks about coping with Covid-19 as a Queens, New York resident, as well as about losing a student to the coronavirus.
2020-05-2537 min
The Empowered Modern Witches ShowEp. 9: How to reclaim simple, ancient wisdom in your real, daily lifeCultures all over the world have worked with the sun, moon, and stars. There are systems of astrology from the Middle East, China, India, Britain, and more. The solstices and equinoxes are celebrated worldwide.
We all have roots in ancient pagan cultures and reclaiming their wisdom is simple and essential. Though we live in wildly modern times with crazy new technology, we actually experience many of the same daily rhythms that our ancient ancestors did: we cook food, we make love, we look up at the moon.
You have the power and ability to reclaim the power of those simple sy...
2020-03-3127 min
Skinwalker: True Crime PodcastKriss DonaldOn March 15, 2004, Kriss Donald, a 15-year-old boy, was abducted by a hatred-fuelled local gang nearby to his Pollokshields home in relation to a nightclub attack the previous evening. The heinous, race-related murder which took place later that same evening changed Glasgow forever.Join us as we discuss the incident, the gangs behind the slaying, the police investigation and the eventual imprisonment of those responsible. Recording:Primary Audio by JSResearch by Matt KScripting by Matt KBackground Audio courtest of Audioblocks, all rights reserved. Sources:Glasgow boy was murdered 'over his friend's girl': [Final 4 Edition]English, Shirley.The Times; London (UK) [London (UK...
2020-02-2550 min
The Healthcare Education Transformation PodcastStudent-Led Elective in DPT Curriculum (Featuring Mahlon Stewart, Joe Lipsky, James Sinodinos & Shaun Whited)Columbia University Medical Center Program in Physical Therapy has created a student run elective within their DPT program and we have the pleasure of talking with student and faculty pioneers of this program featuring Mahlon Stewart, Joe Lipsky, James Sinodinos & Shaun Whited about this student run elective!They discuss what the elective specifically entails, pros and cons of this elective, changes and plans of this elective for the future, evidence on student run programs in healthcare, and much more! Columbia University DPT Program: https://www.ps.columbia.edu/education/academic-programs/doctoral-degree-and-special-programs/doctor-physical-therapy Columbia DPT Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/ColumbiaUnivDPT Colu...
2018-08-2548 min
The Oasis PodcastColin Paterson - the 'matchmaker' behind Noel vs Jay-Z & Liam vs Robbie, plus #OasisA2Z - A Bell Will Ring0:00 Vision - Shine On (with a message from Liam Gallagher)0:30 JC intro1:30 Nerdy Things Podcast promo1:54 Oasis news, plus British Podcast Awards are now open!5:28 NGHFB - If Love Is The Law6:02 On this day in Oasis history...6:38 Oasis - Songbird7:12 Colin interview intro8:06 Elvis Costello - Radio Radio (live on SNL)8:37 Colin Paterson interview14:19 Oasis - Rock N Roll Star (Live on the Jon Stewart Show, 1994)17:20 The Beatles - Love Me Do vs Oasis - Slide...
2018-02-041h 41
The Music Biz 101 & More PodcastJames Stewart - Sr. Director of Marketing for EM.co: Music Biz 101 & More PodcastMusic Biz 101 & More is the only radio show in America that focuses on the business side of the music & entertainment worlds. Hosted by William Paterson University's Dr. Stephen Marcone & Professor David Philp, the show airs live each Wednesday at 8pm on WPSC-FM, Brave New Radio.
In this episode, James Stewart - Sr. Director of Marketing for EM.co, talks about managing country super star "Tim McGraw" and the marketing plan behind his single "Humble and Kind."
Enjoy the talk, listener tweets, and see what you can get out of this.
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2017-05-2255 min
OverinvestedEpisode 24: LFF 2016 I: La La Land, Paterson, Personal ShopperIn the first of two dispatches from the London Film Festival, Morgan and Gavia discuss three films: Damien Chazelle's Oscar-buzzy musical "La La Land"; Jim Jarmusch's drama "Paterson," with Adam Driver; and Olivier Assayas' odd supernatural drama "Personal Shopper," starring Kristen Stewart. Coming soon: "Manchester by the Sea," "Certain Women," and more.
2016-10-1429 min