Aaron Braun

Simon Cox, China economics editor for The Economist, discusses China's aggressive policy shifts aimed at reigniting consumer demand and boosting business confidence. He unpacks the implications of recent interest rate cuts and fiscal measures on global markets. Aaron Braun, a West Coast correspondent, shifts the focus to Arizona’s pivotal role in the presidential election, highlighting immigration's impact on voter dynamics. Meanwhile, Andrew Miller reviews Sally Rooney's novel, Intermezzo, exploring its themes of brotherly bonds and financial struggles.

Join economist Jan Piotrowski, who dissects Nvidia's rise as a tech titan amid the AI boom, as he discusses its market dilemmas, including investor concerns and competition. Aaron Braun shares insights on the fragile beauty of California’s Highway 1, addressing climate threats and its vital role for locals. The conversation also touches on Europe's shifting views on public nudity, contrasting liberal and conservative perspectives. Tune in for a captivating exploration of technology, environment, and culture!

Simon Cox, China economics editor for The Economist, shares insights on China's bold economic stimulus strategies aimed at reviving growth and tackling deflation. The podcast also features Aaron Braun discussing the evolving political landscape in Arizona and the crucial role of Latino voters. Additionally, Andrew Miller reviews Sally Rooney’s latest novel, 'Intermezzo', exploring deep familial themes and shifting writing styles. Together, these discussions offer a compelling look at pressing economic issues and cultural narratives.