This is an AI-generated summary, in conversation mode, of the latest Blind Spot newsletter. The focus is on the rise of dual-use corporations. The AIs take quite a leap though! Let us know what you think.

Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner present the usual review of last week's Blind Spot newsletter + sneak peeks into what's coming up this week. This week: We recap last week's newsletter which focused on Securonomics, constitutional changes and the French elections. And we look ahead to this week's topics the National Wealth Fund, FCA listing reform and more from France and the Horn of Africa. Shout out to Junseth as usual. Plus much more! For more, check out the blind spot:

Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner present the usual review of last week's Blind Spot newsletter + sneak peeks into what's coming up this week. (With tribute to Junseth as always.)   This week: The latest on the blind spots in the UK election results. The soviet theme just won't go away. We catch up on France. And we get familiar with what "competitiveness" really means. We also review what the new Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is planning for the UK economy and her big idea of "Securonomics".  Oh, and we properly introduce Dario.  Plus much more!   For more, check out the blind spot:

Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner give you the usual review of their latest newsletter + sneak peeks into what's coming up this week. We pay tribute to Junseth as always.   This week: What all politicians just won't admit to about the economy; why the West is facing its perestroika moment; an update on France — and why Assange's release indicates we might be approaching our Glasnost moment too.   Plus much more! https://the-blindspot.com/in-the-blind-spot-the-wests-perestroika-moment/  

Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner give you the usual review of their latest newsletter + sneak peeks into what's coming up this week. We pay tribute to Junseth as always too. This week we explore why credit rationing is coming to Europe. The cheap fake phenomenon. Plus much more.

The cat is out of the bag, Junseth is in the know about our hijacking of the channel. But it's okay. We've reached a concord. We are going to share the channel! And, as soon as we can muster it, Junseth and I will be back with a new episode. As usual, Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner take you through last week's newsletter and preview this week's content. The newsletter recap focuses on: A tale of two Chinas, Revolution theory and the resilience of capitalism vs command structures. The preview focuses on what's going on in France, both politically and economically; why the Truss mini-budget drama is now being used against the French right; why the internet got the wrong take on the petrodollar; and Izzy gives a brief preview of her explainer of the BoE's newest and arguably most important tool: The short-term repo facility. Do provide us with feedback and if you liked the podcast like and subscribe and share. Yadda yadda. It really helps us. Disclaimer: This week's broadcast features some wild and *speculative* geopolitical theories. (Not to be confused with facts)

Izzy and Dario are still stealthily hijacking the Blind Spot Podcast channel without Junseth's knowledge in a bid to start a new thing. Keep the feedback coming. And be kind. We know we're amateurs. In today's episode we discuss what Putin thinks of long-range missiles,Carthago delenda est, the state of exception, Europe's shift to the right and who exactly is the Netherland's new PM. Also, the petrodollar's 50th anniversary and Reform's rise. Our sneak peek into this weekend's newsletter includes ... on Dario's radar: Tiananmen Square and why the last thing the West needs is democracy in China, an update on the Red Sea, and why Roaring Kitty might just be a billionaire. On Izzy's radar: Jensen Huang, Fauci drama, Epoch Times and Ayaan Hirsi's subversion column. For more see the-blindspot.com

Izabella Kaminska and Dario Garcia Giner have hijacked this channel to run through the Blind Spot Newsletter's top stories from last week and related analyses in this EXPERIMENTAL EXERCISE to establish best practices for a synopsis show. We welcome feedback, but only if it's constructive as we know this is all a bit crap and unprofessional at the moment and ultimately we are a bit sensitive.   Shhhh... don't tell Junseth as Izzy hasn't told him yet.

Junseth and Izzy run through the latest media news including the defection of Matt Taibbi from Twitter; the Discord Leaks and the prospect of digital CBDC FX controls.

Martin Armstrong pops in to tell us his story, including how he developed his Socrates trading algorithm which predicted the Russian financial crisis of 1998 as well as the details behind the circumstances that found him in contempt of court and thus incarcerated for 11 years. The interview starts about halfway into the podcast.

Junseth and Izzy run through the repercussions of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse. They also take a closer look at Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger's testimony to Congress about the impact of the Twitter files and what it means for government relations with the media.

Junseth and Izzy take on the Da Vinci Code with our own special correspondent from Rome, Ben Munster. We also try to get some clarity on Italian politics.

Junseth and Izzy delve into the meaning of corporatism and whether it's an appropriate moniker for stakeholder capitalism. They also ponder the meaning of WEF and whether Joe Rogan would make a good replacement for Klaus Schwab. Josh says he aspires to own nothing and be happy.  They also discuss Meghan and Harry, the BoJ and Jeremy Clarkson. This is high signal low noise edition.

Junseth and Izzy are back from the holidays with a chat about GBTC, Coinbase, SBF, GPT3 and what exactly stakeholder capitalism (in the WEF sense) is. Junseth also has audio issues.

Izabella Kaminska, Junseth, Brad Mills, Allen Farrington and American Hodl get to the bottom of what the f*** happened to FTX. This was a live show and we were taking questions. Warning: Unverified conspiracy theories were floated.

The Blind Spot podcast checks in on the art market with artist Simon Denny. We cover how the art market is doing in an inflationary world, the NFT world post crypto crash and Junseth shows off his Beanie Baby collection.

In this week's show, we're joined by historian Niall Ferguson just as speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi touches down in Taiwan. We discuss the New Cold War threat, Iconoclasm and Niall's views on crypto and bitcoin. And we finally settle the great mystery of just how you pronounced Niall.

In this episode we are joined by Frances Coppola, a noted freelance commentator on financial markets and crypto, to discuss the failure of crypto lender Voyager. We also ponder what Scotland can learn from the failings of major stablecoins.

On todays episode we are joined by "self employed" Canadian Bitcoiner Brad Mills to discuss the new celsius induced meltdown of Crypto.

Join Izabella Kaminska and Josh Unseth as they pilot their way through the makings of the ultimate tradfi meets crypto fusion podcast. For their first episode they discuss the Luna coin crash and the overestimation of Davos as a changemaker in finance.