Peter Schiff argues that America's reliance on the dollar as the world's reserve currency has allowed it to maintain a higher standard of living by selling off assets and accumulating debt. As the world moves away from the dollar towards gold, America will face a new reality where consumption is limited by production and borrowing by savings, and t  …more

The speaker asserts that government and pharmaceutical companies deliberately withheld information about the risks associated with COVID-19 vaccines, including myocarditis and other adverse events, to ensure widespread compliance. They argue this concealment is part of a larger 'evil agenda' and call for unity against corporatism and government ove  …more

The speakers discuss the tradition of booing musical performers at the Champions League final, referencing Lenny Kravitz's experience at Wembley. They introduce David Garrett, a German violinist, who will play a rearranged version of Seven Nation Army before the teams enter, a decision that seems odd given the fans' usual participation.

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The podcast emphasizes the importance of balancing support for others with self-care and personal well-being. It highlights practices such as observing without absorbing other's energy, prioritizing personal joy, and utilizing prayer or positive energy to support others and maintain one's own health and resilience.

Observe Don't Absorb  …more

The distinction between the remembered self and the experienced self, according to a Nobel laureate, is crucial for understanding happiness. While the experienced self lives in the moment, the remembered self focuses on imperfections and unmet expectations, preventing true happiness because the mind tends to overanalyze and divide experiences.  …more

The podcast discusses RCB's advancement to the final, highlighting their dominant performance against Punjab, and reflects on RCB's past final appearances and the significance of this achievement for the team and its fans. The hosts analyze the contributions of key players like Hazlewood and Suash, and ponder the team's chances in the final, while   …more

Worldwide, 20% of adults feel disconnected, leading to stress and health risks, but social health is crucial for longevity. The speaker suggests the '531 guidelines' to improve social health: interact with five different people each week, strengthen three close relationships through regular interaction and openness, and dedicate one hour daily to m  …more

The podcast delves into the philosophical debate surrounding free will versus determinism, exploring various perspectives and arguments. It discusses compatibilism, which attempts to reconcile determinism with the experience of freedom, and libertarianism, which posits that we are free and determinism is false; ultimately, the guest argues that fre  …more

The Sky Sports Cricket podcast discusses England's recent performance against the West Indies, Jacob Bethell's potential in the Test side, and the state of county cricket. The hosts also touch on the upcoming India series and the increasing competition in the podcasting world, highlighting the need to elevate their content.

Charity days in crick  …more

In this episode of Talking Baseball, the hosts discuss the current state of MLB teams, focusing on top performers, struggling teams, and potential trade deadline moves. They highlight the Philadelphia Phillies and Detroit Tigers as teams to watch, delve into various series results, and debate the merits of player drafts and team strategies, while a  …more