Econofied

Episodes

1. 12

   From Startups to Success: An Entrepreneur's Journey

   An entrepreneur is a sexy word that only can mean something if the mission to accomplish is successfully completed. In today's episode, we explore with our guest Stephen Wooten what it is to be a Co-founder, launch different businesses, work in tech, and his definition of success. Our goal is to...

   May 3, 2023

   1h 15m
2. 11

   Will, learn and travel how experiences can impact your personality and decision-making process.

   Economics is the study of mankind in the business of ordinary life. Today we explore how different experiences influence decision-making processes and can alter your personality. It turns out that the most open you are to new experiences the more risk-averse you will become. Our goal is to…

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   Mar 13, 2023

   45m
3. 10

   A Zambian in America! Lessons of entrepreneurship, culture and why everything you know about Africa

   It seems that we finally found our path doing podcasts! Today we interviewed Irvin, a Zambian immigrant that will give us insights about life back in his former country, economy, the standard of living, history, and more as well his opinion of life in the USA and his plans. Without a doubt, a…

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   Feb 20, 2023

   1h 16m
4. 9

   Is inequality beneficial? The Pareto principle implies inequality is an intrinsic aspect of nature

   Today we explore the justice of inequality and the Pareto principle. Those who specialize, work harder, and provide more value socially, economically, and affectionally tend to be highly successful and on top of the social hierarchy. Pareto Principle example. 20% of donors donate 80%, while 80%...

   Feb 7, 2023

   25m
5. 8

   Are you irrational about your job? layoffs, quitting, and the pursuit of meaningful employment

   Irrational behavior in the context of one's job and employment security can refer to a variety of actions or thoughts that are not based on logical or rational reasoning. Examples may include excessive worry or fear about losing one's job, even in the absence of clear evidence or reason to…

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   Jan 30, 2023

   37m
6. 7

   Irish Famine

   The Great Famine, also known as the Irish Potato Famine, was a period of mass starvation, disease, and emigration in Ireland between 1845 and 1852. It was caused by a fungus that destroyed the potato crop, which was a staple food for the Irish population. As a result, up to 1 million people died…

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   Jan 23, 2023

   32m
7. 6

   The Demographic Time Bomb: How China, America, and Germany's Populations Will Shape the Future

   It is projected that the populations of the United States, Germany, and China will continue to grow in the coming decades, but at different rates. The United States is expected to have a relatively stable population, with a projected increase of around 4% by 2050. Germany's population is…

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   Jan 19, 2023

   1h 27m
8. 5

   War in Ukraine

   We discussed the reasons for the invasion with a no-so-west approach.

   Mar 5, 2022

   25m
9. 4

   Coffee

   Explore a brief history of coffee and how is best to drink it. As well its benefits and not-so-great benefits!

   Feb 25, 2022

   25m
10. 3

    Alcohol

    We explore the benefits and not-so-great benefits of alcohol in society and individuals.

    Feb 18, 2022

    43m
11. 2

    Supply Chain and Inflation!

    Jorge and Jared brought an expert on the supply chain. We touch on different topics such as transportation, warehouse management, inflation, employment, and life goals. The conversation went beyond facts and got to the point of experiencing alternative ways of living.

    Feb 11, 2022

    1h 11m
12. 1

    Inflation

    We explore the current inflation situation, describe the history of inflation, and pretty much money. We explain how choices can create inflationationary stages (mostly incentivized by monetary policies).

    Feb 4, 2022

    28m
13. COVID

    Jorge & Jared got COVID-19 around the same time ( by accident), they talk about their experience, restrictions and other facts.

    Jan 28, 2022

    36m
14. House of the Rising Sun: Chinese influence on American business and media. Part-2

    Jorge and Jared speak more about the Chinese economic agenda, future plans, and their impact on the world. An interesting discussion regarding the difference of price and value is given as an example to explain the dynamics of America, China, and Germany.

    Jan 21, 2022

    29m
15. House of the Rising Sun: Chinese influence on American business and media. Part-1

    Jared & Jorge talk about the influence of China all over the world and its influence on media, business practices, and laws while we explore concepts on how America can stay ahead of the curve by increasing small businesses consumption.

    Jan 14, 2022

    32m
16. What is the American Identity

    Jared and Jorge touched on different topics of America's "culture", immigration, ideas, and concepts. The goal of this episode is to reflect on what it really means to be American.

    Jan 7, 2022

    48m
17. What is the role of men and women in modern society?

    Jared and Jorge explore what feminism means in the modern age. We share personal anecdotes of feminism in our personal lives and ask where feminism is headed in the next decade and beyond.

    Dec 28, 2021

    46m
18. Government Subsidies and the Seed Oil Health Crisis

    Jorge and Jared discussed healthy diets, different lifestyles, and a bit of history.

    Dec 21, 2021

    43m
19. Was Dr. Fauci wrong in his approach to COVID?

    Jared and Jorge discuss the ethics of COVID lockdowns and government mandates, explore the learnings of America's response to COVID, and what power individuals have to make choices about their health and bodily autonomy.

    Dec 17, 2021

    1h 13m