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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

DOAC
The Quinn Files

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The Quinn Files

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The Other Hand

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The Other Hand

Jim Power & Chris Johns
Better With Money

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Better With Money

The Irish Times
Money Talks

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Money Talks

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Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock

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Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock

Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock
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1 day ago

House prices, performative fiscal theatre and the existential threat facing the EU.

This episode ranges from a personal Camino de Santiago walk to a hard-edged discussion about housing markets, public finances, and political risk in the UK and Europe. Chris and Jim connect the dots between weak growth, planning bottlenecks, budget theatre, and the social strain that builds when economies stop expanding.We discuss Ireland’s housing market cooling, the UK’s fiscal outlook ahead of the budget, and why policy uncertainty is making long-term investment harder. The conversation also widens to Germany, France, the EU budget, and the bigger question of whether Western political systems can still sustain growth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
3 days ago

Rick Rubin: What Jay-Z Did in 30 Minutes Left Me Speechless!

Discover the spiritual and psychological creative process that legendary producer Rick Rubin uses to help the world's biggest artists transcend and achieve greatness. Rick Rubin is the co-founder of Def Jam Recordings, and the author of the philosophical bestseller The Creative Act: A Way of Being. Having collaborated with icons like Jay-Z, Johnny Cash, Adele, Tom Petty, and Kanye West, Rubin does not rely on commercial metrics or audience testing to guide his workflow. He shares practical strategies for dismantling the prisons of identity, harnessing the power of "indefensible" ideas, and cultivating a state of pure creative freedom. In this episode, he explains: ■ The "Indefensible" Act: Why the greatest artistic breakthroughs defy logic and market research. ■ The Vacuum Strategy: How walking away from obligations that no longer serve you creates an energetic void, allowing the universe to present massive unexpected opportunities. ■ The Audience Trap: Why focusing on commercial incentives and audience expectations completely undermines the creative process. ■ Deconstructing the Greats: The psychological traits that separate good musicians from generational icons. ■ The Trauma of Success: Rubin opens up about his crippling depressive episode at age 33 after a corporate restructuring at Def Jam. Chapters 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:38 Rick Rubin’s "Indefensible" Rule 00:05:24 How a Meme Became Rick Rubin's "The Way of Code" 00:10:34 Why Risk Beats "More of the Same" 00:16:43 How Jay-Z's 99 Problems Was Made 00:20:47 Transcendental Meditation & Finding What You Love 00:29:00 Is Creativity Innate? 00:33:51 Stop Comparing Yourself 00:35:47 The "Lazy Workaholic" & Avoiding Deadlines 00:38:23 The 4 Phases of Creativity 00:41:04 Should You Quit Your Job to Chase Your Dream? 00:48:15 How Rick Rubin Knows an Artist Will Be Great 00:54:15 Feeling Boxed In? The “Reset Button" for Your Life 00:57:50 Ads 00:59:47 Your Identity Is the Trap: How to Start Over 01:07:39 My Depressive Episode at 33 and What It Taught Me 01:17:11 How to Be More Original 01:27:52 Is AI Dangerous? 01:29:24 Can AI Be Creative? 01:35:09 What Makes a Great Artist in the AI Era? 01:40:27 Studio Miracles 01:46:45 When the World Rejects Your Work 01:54:24 The Ace of Spades Story: Why Jay-Z Walked Away From Cristal 02:01:00 Ads 02:02:24 What If Your Art Isn't Good? 02:07:03 What Made Jay-Z Different: Inside His Writing Process 02:17:35 What Makes Kanye Brilliant + Were Great Artists Born Great? 02:22:51 The Artists Who Changed Rick Rubin 02:31:50 Why Rick Rubin Made the Jay-Z Documentary 02:42:18 Who Would You Thank? Follow Rick Rubin: Instagram - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/2PaPSZI X - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/88EVXdF YouTube - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/HGY2CrI The Way of Code - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/CTcdN7D Tetragrammaton - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/vdp2of The Diary Of A CEO: ◼ Join DOAC circle here - https://doaccircle.com/ ◼ Buy The Diary Of A CEO book here - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/BWjLTZK ◼ Shop The Diary Of A CEO collection: https://thediary.com/collections/shop ◼ Get email updates - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/5IB1H6E ◼ Follow Steven - https://link.thediaryofaceo.com/AGU9QP4 Sponsors: Ketone - https://ketone.com/STEVEN for 30% off your subscription order Fiverr - https://fiverr.com/diary and get 10% off your first order when you use code DIARY
1 day ago

Should Ireland share its corporation tax bonanza with the EU?

On this episode of Inside Business, we look at Ireland’s bulging tax receipts from the major multinationals. Last week in an interview with Naomi O’Leary of The Irish Times, French finance minister Roland Lesscure suggested that this bounty should be shared around Europe, to reflect where the revenue is generated. Naturally, this went down like a lead balloon with our Minister for Finance Simon Harris. To discuss this, host Ciarán Hancock was joined on the line by Naomi, who is based in Paris for the Irish Times, and in studio by our in-house corporate tax expert Cliff Taylor. What was the French minister’s justification for demanding a share of our corporate tax swag, and does he have a point? Plus, Irish house price growth has been going gangbusters since 2013 and are now 28 per cent ahead of their Celtic Tiger peak. But recent indicators from estate agents and the CSO suggest the level of price growth is on the wane. Fiona Reddan has been looking at the trends in Irish house prices for the Irish Times, and she joined Ciarán in studio to discuss whether Irish house prices are likely to begin to fall. Produced by John Casey with JJ Vernon on sound. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1 day ago

Money Makeover: 'We earn €80k combined and don’t know where the money goes’

Every month on Money Talks we step away from in-depth how-to guides and entrepreneurial journeys to delve into the personal side of personal finance by assessing a case study submitted by the audience. This time around, we're looking at a young couple with three children, a combined income of €80,000 and major worries about long-term earnings. "Money doesn't have to be a point of anxiety for households," says financial expert Cian Carolan as he and host Katie Byrne run the rule over how to go about reducing stress and the steps that can take the fear out of managing a household budget. "If they were to sit down and honestly drill into the granular details of where their money goes, it would surprise them – but it's all fixable." Money Talks is part of the Trust Project. You can view our ethics policies at independent.ie/ourjournalism The content of this podcast is for information purposes and does not constitute investment advice or recommendation of any investment product See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
1 day ago

Get 50% Tax Relief by Backing Irish Businesses (EIIS Explained)

For an introduction to discuss EIIS: https://askaboutwealth.ie/professionals/eiis With tax season approaching, the Ask About Wealth podcast revisits Ireland’s Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS) with Kevin Canning, CEO of Quintas Capital to unpack how the Scheme works and how you might benefit from it. Highlights include: - How to get up to 50% tax relief on your investment - Investment limits and the typical investor profile - Fund vs direct investment and why due diligence matters - How company directors can use EIIS to extract cash tax-efficiently - What Quintas invests in and how they protect investors on exit Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2 days ago

Wills, windfalls and inheritance tax: Here’s how to understand them in Ireland

Irish Times deputy business editor, Dominic Coyle, and trust and estate practitioner,Trea McGuinness, discuss what’s set to be the biggest transfer of generational wealth ever in Ireland. That’s because the over 65s own the lion’s share of the country’s private wealth and they’re set to pass on billions of euro – much of it tied up in property – over the coming decades. But McGuinness, who’s a partner with BHSM, emphasises it’s important for younger people to draw up a will and not to fall into the trap of thinking they don’t have an estate to pass on. In this conversation with host Aideen Finnegan, they discuss whether it’s better to gift assets while alive, the risk of people impoverishing themselves to leave money behind, and how inheritance can trigger bitter family disputes. The episode also covers intestacy rules, rights of residence complications, divorce and capital gains issues, blended families, cohabiting couples being taxed like “strangers.” This episode is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1 day ago

Oil Expert: We Can’t Predict Iran Anymore

Ed Elson is joined by Matt Smith to break down how Trump’s latest threats are driving oil prices and where he thinks they’re headed next. Then, Jonathan Cohen returns to discuss the state of the sports betting market and what the regulatory landscape could look like going forward. Finally, Ed explains why he thinks the AI debate is the dumbest conversation of the year. Matt Smith is the Director of Commodity Research at Kpler. Jonathan Cohen is the Policy Lead at the Institute for Boys and Men and author of Losing Big: America’s Reckless Bet on Sports Gambling. Subscribe to the Prof G Markets Youtube Channel Follow Prof G Markets on Instagram Follow Ed on Instagram, X and Substack Follow Scott on Instagram Send us your questions or comments by emailing Markets@profgmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
1 day ago

Turkish dismay

Investment funds boast triple-digit returns. Retail investors enthusiastically pile in. Then – surprise! – they turn out to be scams… and implode. The story that played out in Istanbul last week may be as old as the city’s Grand Bazaar. But what does it say about financial regulation in Turkey, and should foreign investors be concerned? Host Rob Armstrong catches up with the FT’s Turkey correspondent, John Paul Rathbone. Plus, Rob shorts the 10-year US Treasury, while JP goes for a long swim in the Bosphorus. For a free 30-day trial to the Unhedged newsletter go to: https://www.ft.com/unhedgedoffer. You can email Robert Armstrong and Katie Martin at unhedged@ft.com. Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
6 days ago

"I Lost €660 Million. I Made €800 Million." Seán Quinn Answers Your Questions | The Quinn Files EP4

Sean Quinn answers your questions. After 2.5 million views and thousands of comments, Sean sits back down with Sammy Heaney to take on the questions people actually asked: what the loans really were, who ended up with the assets, why one banker went to prison and nobody else did, and the word that keeps coming up in the comments - greed. He also speaks for the first time about the RTÉ documentary, and about the deposit he says was paid before editorial control changed the story he was promised. Everything in this episode is Seán Quinn's own account. Where he makes allegations about named individuals or organisations, those are his allegations, and every person and organisation named has been offered a right of reply in writing. CHAPTERS0:00 Back in the hot seat0:34 2.5 million views: the response so far1:45 "The truth has to come out"2:51 €2.34 billion put into his children's names4:25 Fifteen years on, still being chased for the rent6:12 Judge Hardiman, and the leaks to the national press7:08 Sean on the RTÉ documentary and the €30,000 deposit9:38 YOUR QUESTIONS: "What's the big deal? I'd have taken the money"10:33 Why he objected, and what simply selling would have cost12:39 The Maple Ten13:24 It was a debt, not a windfall14:07 The Cyprus companies, and signing what you don't read15:42 The €100 million put in Patricia Quinn's name16:31 "We couldn't afford a solicitor. They had an open chequebook"18:10 Who actually benefited from the destruction of Sean Quinn?19:33 The hotels: bought for €11m, sold for €38m21:16 "Why is nobody asking how much they got?"22:18 NAMA23:05 Why has nobody been held accountable?24:12 Dennis Casey, the green jersey and the €7.2 billion26:18 "The biggest crime in all of this is the cover-up"28:41 Judge Nolan named them in court. They walked.30:02 A viewer asks: why is Alan Dukes staying quiet?32:25 Larry Goodman and the golden circle33:37 "He gambled and lost. Am I missing something?"36:05 Greed, or ambition? Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode. #TheQuinnFiles #SeanQuinn #Ireland #AngloIrishBank #Podcast #IrishBusiness #Fermanagh #Cavan
4 Sept

Seán Quinn Breaks His Silence: The €488 Million Nobody Agreed To | The Quinn Files EP1

Seán Quinn built one of the biggest privately owned businesses in Ireland from nothing. Then it all came apart — and not the way most people think. In this first episode Seán sits down to walk through how a bet on Anglo Irish Bank shares turned into the biggest financial collapse the country has ever seen, and how his family ended up holding hundreds of millions in debt they say they never agreed to. He gets into the numbers, the calls that were made behind closed doors, and what it actually felt like watching it all unravel in real time. This is the first time a lot of this has been said publicly, in his own words. All episodes are out now. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro 04:09 – The €488.5m put into his family's name 08:58 – Building the empire from zero 19:07 – The Anglo shares start to collapse 38:21 – "100% illegal, against our will" 41:32 – Patricia's bankruptcy, 18 years on #SeanQuinn #TheQuinnFiles #QuinnGroup #AngloIrishBank #IrishBusiness #TruecrimePodcast #Ireland #Podcast

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