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Mentioned in 33 episodes
Material World
Book • 2023
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Mentioned in 33 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a comparison for 

’s characteristic approach to explaining large systems through everyday materials.


Emily Maitlis


Ed Conway

118 snips
Has Andy Burnham stopped caring what Donald Trump thinks?
Recommended by 

as a book that explains material infrastructure and industrial dependencies clearly.


Django Davidson

114 snips
Django Davidson - The Capital Cycle: Finding Opportunity Where Others Aren't Looking
Mentioned by 

as 

's recent book about the key materials underpinning modern economies.


Nate Hagens


Ed Conway

109 snips
Material World: The Key Resources Underpinning Modern Economies with Ed Conway | Archive TGS 127
Mentioned by 

as a book about the material world.


Alistair Campbell

90 snips
353. Question Time: Celeb politicians, Chinese spies, and Ireland vs. Israel
Mentioned by 

as a book focusing on the inputs of the global economy and the importance of raw materials.


Ben Ansell

71 snips
Rethink... the global economy
Recommended by a listener (Peter) to illuminate modern supply chains and material dependencies relevant to geopolitics and shortages.

50 snips
Air Faux One
Recomendado por 

como un buen libro de consulta sobre materiales, utilizado para la preparación del guión del podcast.


Alba Leiva

37 snips
230. El litio, el recurso del futuro
Mentioned by 

while explaining that his earlier work also examined the overlooked physical foundations of the modern economy.


Ed Conway

37 snips
316. Why the world’s economic glue is becoming unstuck
Mentioned by 

as a book written by 

about the six raw materials that shape modern civilization.


Jacob Goldstein


Ed Conway

32 snips
The Ordinary Stuff Behind Technological Breakthroughs
Mentioned by 

as an audiobook a listener recommended that informed his thinking about critical raw materials.


Michael Batnick

31 snips
Talk Your Book: The Most Important Thing Nobody Owns



