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Follow the Money

admin — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 05:03:19 +0000

Follow the Money’ – hosted by Andy Moore – is Australia’s first radio show dedicated to sustainable economics and takes an in-depth look at the limits we are fast bumping up against.

The show will put forward a range of ideas that have been discussed over the previous 2 centuries by leaders in philosophy, politics and finance – with special comments from experts of the day. Follow the Money airs 8am – 9am Saturday mornings on 94.1fm 3WBC.

January Madness with Andy and Mick

Michael — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 01:07:31 +0000

Andy Marko and Mick O’Connell invade the studio to fill in for some of our regular presenters. Here’s a short clip of the show.

Watch out for that furious sea-bass!

Election Day – 2010 – Bryan Kavanagh

editor — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 10:17:55 +0000

Bryan Kavanagh is a real estate valuer and research associate of the Land Values Research Group. He began working in the Australian Taxation Office in Melbourne in 1971 and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia in 1989 before co-founding a private valuation practice in 1997. As far back as 1973 Bryan noted an analytical disconnect between the economy and what has occurred within the real estate market. He joins me on the day of the Federal Election, 2010 to discuss his work…

You can read more at Bryan’s blogsite: http://thedepression.org.au

David Harvey Animation

editor — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 05:55:38 +0000

Economic Rationalism – Evan Jones

editor — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:55:30 +0000

Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, Mr Evan Jones has much to say on the topic of economic rationalism. Follow the Money plans to chat with Evan fairly regularly to keep up to date with the inner workings of Australian and Global economics. Check back here soon as we develop a series of podcasts designed to examine where economic rationalism is taking us, and whether we actually want to go there…

Swervin’ Mervyn – King of the BoE

editor — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:43:22 +0000

Ever heard of the G-30? It’s not often we get to talk to someone so intimately connected to the upper eschelons of global finance. Mervyn King is the chairman of the UK’s central bank – The Bank of England, one of the oldest central banks in the world… You don’t get to do this job unless you have really earned your stripes, and word has it – a lot of those stripes were earned sharing an office in his junior days with todays US Fed Chairman, Ben Bernanke. If only we were able to chat to the real Mervyn King! Never the less, you should find this interview illuminating.

Planet Crusader – Climate Change

editor — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:21:17 +0000

Regular guest THE PLANET CRUSADER joins us as part of his hectic media schedule… Keep an eye out folks, this cat is popping up all over the place. For those of you curious to to find his true identity, you will see him on the SBS program ‘Insight’ and briefly on ABC’s ‘Four Corners’ program.

Goodbye Sol! – Thanks for everything…

editor — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:14:13 +0000

Sol Trujillo announced his resignation as CEO of Telstra corporation 1 year ahead of schedule. With an exemplary background in telecommunications management, it was time to find out about the man who was brought in to ‘remake’ Telstra. Speaking candidly about his life experience and sharing some insight into what makes a great CEO these days, we thank Sol for joining Follow the Money and warn that it is not his voice you are about to hear… Listen below.

Dr Anna Straton – Sustainable Eco-Systems

editor — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 22:23:41 +0000

Dr Anna Straton is a researcher with the CSIRO’s Sustainable Eco-Systems division who specializes in valuing tropical river systems. I wanted to talk to Anna because I believe we need more people working in this field to take up the challenge that Anna has embraced… Listen to the podcast to gain an insight into what an ecological economist actually does and how important this work is if we are ever going to achieve a sustainable economy.

Planet Crusader – Terra Pretta

editor — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 22:15:13 +0000

Questioned as to whether or not its time to start designing plan B (in case plan A doesn’t work) the planet crusader makes some good points about what we should be doing overall… He verges on philopsophical at times and displays a level of insight that is rarely made room for in mainstreamn media. However, rumours have started circulating that the Planet Crusader is about to switch mediums by entering the domain of national television! – Keep an eye out folks…