Jack Burgoyne Podcast

Jack Burgoyne

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1d ago

You Can’t See the Money Anymore

A central-bank employee, a secure terminal and a payment instruction: the largest thefts no longer need a getaway car. This spoiler-light discussion explores the premise, characters and invisible financial machinery behind Tim Short’s Cash-Trap, a Jack Burgoyne novel inspired by actual events. Running time: 8:47 Read Cash-Trap This episode was produced with AI-assisted scripting and synthetic voices from Tim Short’s original book. The transcript was checked against the source and approved by the author. Get full access to Jack Burgoyne at jackburgoyne.substack.com/subscribe
1d ago

The Enemy Is Not You

Armies study an enemy’s forces, weapons and terrain. But plans also depend on a psychological forecast: what will the enemy decide to do? Drawing on cases from Napoleon to Ukraine, Tim Short argues that cognitive bias creates systematic Theory of Mind errors in military decision-making. Running time: 9:36 Read The Unknown Enemy This episode was produced with AI-assisted scripting and synthetic voices from Tim Short’s original book. The transcript was checked against the source and approved by the author. Get full access to Jack Burgoyne at jackburgoyne.substack.com/subscribe
1d ago

How Do We Read Other Minds?

How do we predict what another person will do? One answer says that we apply an implicit theory of human behaviour. Another says that we use ourselves as a model. This episode explores Tim Short’s defence of Simulation Theory—and his account of why cognitive and emotional differences make simulations fail. Running time: 9:09 Read Simulation Theory This episode was produced with AI-assisted scripting and synthetic voices from Tim Short’s original book. The transcript was checked against the source and approved by the author. Get full access to Jack Burgoyne at jackburgoyne.substack.com/subscribe
1d ago

The Market Is Other People: The Psychology of Successful Trading

A good company is not automatically a good trade. Prices depend on what other people believe—and on the systematic mistakes they make when forming those beliefs. This episode explores Tim Short’s argument that Theory of Mind and cognitive-bias research can improve both self-control and second-level market thinking. Running time: 8:39 Read The Psychology of Successful Trading This episode was produced with AI-assisted scripting and synthetic voices from Tim Short’s original book. The transcript was checked against the source and approved by the author. Get full access to Jack Burgoyne at jackburgoyne.substack.com/subscribe
08/26/2025

Siemens: Teutonic Titan on a Tightrope in Europe’s Crosswinds

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08/19/2025

Bottled Air and Hydrogen Dreams: Air Liquide’s Delicate Balancing Act

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08/05/2025

The Nuclear Yellow Brick Road

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07/29/2025

Hiding From Tariffs Using ADRs Elsewhere

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Jack Burgoyne
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2026
Episodes

20
Rating

Clean
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