Robert Guest

Noah Snyder, Tokyo Bureau Chief, discusses the Bank of Japan's shift from negative interest rates and the implications of ending unconventional monetary policies. Robert Guest, Deputy editor at The Economist, shares insights into Florida's political landscape as it moves sharply to the right, dissecting the chaos of suburban dynamics and voter enthusiasm. The conversation also dives into the intriguing relationship between divine authority and human sexuality, contrasting modern and historical views within Christianity.

Noah Snyder, the Tokyo Bureau Chief for The Economist, discusses the Bank of Japan's bold shift from negative interest rates, analyzing its unconventional monetary policy and its implications for the economy. Robert Guest, Deputy Editor at The Economist, dives into Florida's political metamorphosis, revealing the state’s cultural blend and the rise of new political sentiments ahead of the presidential primary. They also touch on the complex relationship between religion and sexuality, provoking thought on evolving perspectives within Christianity.