The Economic Podcast for Gen Z

Stefan Bartl
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This is a show about thinking through the economic world we’re inheriting - together. It’s built around conversations with Gen Z and young professionals who are already living with the consequences of big economic forces: inflation, housing, work, debt, technology, and policy decisions they didn’t design but will soon be responsible for. No hot takes, no lectures - just careful dialogue about what’s happening and what it means.

  1. 4d ago

    #24 - Dev Agarwal - Young Doctors and the NHS

    Dev joins us this week to talk about the NHS and the current economic conditions of doctors in the UK.

  2. Aug 10

    #23 - Norbert Michel - Monetary Policy and Financial Alternatives

    In this week's episode Norbert Michel from the Cato Institute joins to talk about the latest effects of monetary policy and financial alternatives.

  3. Aug 3

    #22 - Keanu Vengco - A Future with AI

    In this week's episode, Keanu Vengco joins the show talking about his AI for small and medium sized businesses.

  4. Jul 27

    #21 - Diana Luna - LATAM & The Friedrich Naumann Foundation

    On this week's episode Diana Luna from the Friedrich Naumann Foundation joins us to talk about Latin America.

  5. Jul 20

    #20 - Holly Jean Soto - Capitalism & Socialism

    This week, Holly Jean Soto and I embark on a discussion between Capitalism and Socialism. We touch upon redistribution, taxation, and the future for Gen Z.

  6. Jul 13

    #19 - David Lesperance - Taxing the Rich

    In this week's episode, David Lesperance and I dive into the consequences of wealth taxes in the USA.

  7. Jul 6

    #18 - Muhammad Seedat - South Africa Economics

    Muhammad Seedat joins the show to talk about South Africa's developing economy, BRICS and the dollar as the world's currency.

  8. Jun 28

    #17 - Chris Herrmann - European Council on Foreign Relations

    Chris joins the show to talk about the transatlantic relationsip, Liberation Day, and the upcoming midterm elections in USA.

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This is a show about thinking through the economic world we’re inheriting - together. It’s built around conversations with Gen Z and young professionals who are already living with the consequences of big economic forces: inflation, housing, work, debt, technology, and policy decisions they didn’t design but will soon be responsible for. No hot takes, no lectures - just careful dialogue about what’s happening and what it means.

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