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Watch/listen to our MacroMashup Podcast
Breaking the Narrative: Phil Rosen on Bitcoin, Media Disruption, and Writing That Cuts Through the Noise
In Episode 5 of the MacroMashup Podcast, Neil Winward is joined by renowned financial journalist and author Phil Rosen, who shares his journey from Business Insider to founding Opening Bell Daily. The conversation dives into financial narratives, Bitcoin’s role in the global economy, writing fiction as a journalist, and how independent voices are reshaping financial media.
Escaping the 1% Prison: Manish Jain on Wealth Tech, AI, and Rebuilding Trust in Finance
In Episode 4 of the MacroMashup Podcast, host Neil Winward speaks with Manish Jain, founder and CEO of Mezzi. They explore the transformation of wealth management through AI, why traditional advisors are failing modern investors, and how Mezzi is democratizing financial tools for everyday users.
Debt, Democracy, and Discipline: David Walker on Fixing America's Fiscal Future
In this episode, Neil Winward sits down with David Walker, former U.S. Comptroller General, to unpack the United States’ mounting debt crisis, fiscal irresponsibility, and the urgent reforms needed to prevent long-term decline. A straight-talking conversation that connects the dots between economics, politics, and national security.
Debt, AI, and Bitcoin: Steve Bosi on the Future of the U.S. Economy
In Episode 2 of the MacroMashup Podcast, host Neil Winward talks with macro investor Steve Bosi about global debt, monetary resets, AI-led productivity booms, and how Bitcoin could play a role in solving the U.S. debt crisis. A wide-ranging conversation with deep insight into the game behind the game.
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David Murrin on World War III, China's Rise, and the West’s Blind Spot
In the debut episode of MacroMashup, Neil Winward is joined by renowned geopolitical forecaster David Murrin. From predictive cycles of war to China's covert rise, Murrin shares powerful insights on the global shifts shaping the decade ahead and how the West is failing to adapt.
