#trust — Wealth & Means

Episodes tagged #trust on Wealth & Means.

Episode 17: Trust, Sovereignty, and the Quiet Repricing — 2026-02-20
Episode 17 opens at the overlap zone where markets and narrative fuse: Palantir as thumbnail ideology, energy sovereignty as portfolio lens, risk-off tech with cash flow attached. Then voice cloning forces verification back into the conversation. The Greater Debate: Rogoff vs. Krugman on financial repression.
Episode 15: Curiosity, Capital, and the Quiet Repricing — 2026-02-06
Episode 15 sits inside the early-January moment when noise thins and patterns surface. Individual creators outrunning legacy distribution. AI tools crossing from novelty to workflow. Capital rotating without headlines. Geopolitics repriced as portfolio risk. And Alexander Winton, who made trust boring.
Episode 14: Doorways, Distribution, and the Fight for Trust — 2026-01-30
Episode 14 follows the shift as AI becomes the new discovery layer: SEO mutates into data hygiene, Reddit gets re-evaluated as high-intent infrastructure, creators stop chasing virality and start choosing ownership. Plus: CPI at the center of gravity, and the inventor of the barcode.
Episode 13: When Everything Is Generated, Intention Becomes Luxury — 2026-01-23
Episode 13 traces a subtle shift happening across markets, media, and culture: when generation becomes cheap, discernment becomes expensive. From consumers interrogating product composition to creators pushing back against AI slop to Granville T. Woods solving coordination before it had a name.

#trust — Wealth & Means

Episodes tagged #trust on Wealth & Means.

Episode 17: Trust, Sovereignty, and the Quiet Repricing — 2026-02-20
Episode 17 opens at the overlap zone where markets and narrative fuse: Palantir as thumbnail ideology, energy sovereignty as portfolio lens, risk-off tech with cash flow attached. Then voice cloning forces verification back into the conversation. The Greater Debate: Rogoff vs. Krugman on financial repression.
Episode 15: Curiosity, Capital, and the Quiet Repricing — 2026-02-06
Episode 15 sits inside the early-January moment when noise thins and patterns surface. Individual creators outrunning legacy distribution. AI tools crossing from novelty to workflow. Capital rotating without headlines. Geopolitics repriced as portfolio risk. And Alexander Winton, who made trust boring.
Episode 14: Doorways, Distribution, and the Fight for Trust — 2026-01-30
Episode 14 follows the shift as AI becomes the new discovery layer: SEO mutates into data hygiene, Reddit gets re-evaluated as high-intent infrastructure, creators stop chasing virality and start choosing ownership. Plus: CPI at the center of gravity, and the inventor of the barcode.
Episode 13: When Everything Is Generated, Intention Becomes Luxury — 2026-01-23
Episode 13 traces a subtle shift happening across markets, media, and culture: when generation becomes cheap, discernment becomes expensive. From consumers interrogating product composition to creators pushing back against AI slop to Granville T. Woods solving coordination before it had a name.