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First, let me get some initial caveats out of the way. This is a good and challenging book. It’s thought-provoking and uncomfortable. Rare is the document that establishes a “new” world view that is crafted,
August 21, 2020 •
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Housekeeping: Podcasts drop on Thursday usually in time for your commute- you can subscribe on most of your favorite outlets. HAVEN PELL’s blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR (Ep.47 was recorded in early December before
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A quick reminder to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play and Android! Podcasts normally drop on Thursday mornings before the EST commute. Haven’s blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR Nothing on the blog or podcast is investment
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Haven and I reached back into the archives (December) as we discuss GLOBALIZATION: (To reiterate we are NOT providing investment advice, just a discussion of international relations issues that we find interesting) We heavily
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It didn’t take long for Haven and I to reach back across the pond for a topic to chew on . . . and this week we wrangle over the mess of the potential “departure” of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan (and son,
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Haven (https://pundificator.com/) and I (frazerrice.com) took on 2019/2020- here is a quick summary FRAZER’S WINNERS: Amazon- the category 5 hurricane in American Consumerism- AMZN continues to charge forward. Kylie
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Haven and Frazer discuss Brexit and its Implications First, some quick housekeeping: “Wealth, Actually” is setting the schedule to post content every Thursday. Interviews with entrepreneurs, experts, and tastemakers
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Podcast #10 was a fun and intense conversation with Foreign Policy and International Relations Expert, Andrew Peek. Andrew is the Director of the Washington Program at Claremont McKenna and an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine.
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Updated: 3/7/2014 — 3:35 PM EST Due to controversy surrounding this post, Russian media sources (we think) appear to have directly hacked our website at 1:44 AM, March 7, 2014. IP addresses indicated locations in
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This past week crystalized three critical realities about today’s Russia. We witnessed the most heavily militarized Olympics in history as fears of terrorism, combined with President Putin’s desire to cement his and
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With so much of the world’s attention focused on Russia recently (both due to the Olympics, economic instability and Putin’s authoritarian security state – not to mention an ongoing (at least quasi) civil war in
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I’ve always believed that it is right and honorable to consciously pause and reflect whenever a person of true world-historical stature passes from the stage. There is much to be said for taking the proverbial moment of
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In a recent and rather disturbing Wall Street Journal op-ed, former Secretary of the Navy and 9/11 Commission member, John Lehman, revealed a number of disheartening realities about the present state of America’s military
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The below video of LTG Keith Walker, Deputy Commanding General at ARCIC (The Army Capabilities Integration Center), is really just a teaser for some of this fascinating dialogue about how US (and foreign) military strategists
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I just came across this great opinion piece co-written by two of the best economists around: Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and Dean Baker, a co-director of the Center for
