232: The Fed

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Graeme explains why the central bank is generally not a scary thing via the historical Knickerbocker Panic. I always thought that's what it's called when you realized you don't have any clean pants for work. Apparently not (Badum-tisssssss).

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0:00.0	Hey
0:09.0	And welcome to classical stuff you should know
0:13.0	This is
0:14.0	I don't know
0:15.0	Took me a second to get going
0:16.0	Change it up
0:17.0	Change it up
0:18.0	And welcome to classical stuff you should know
0:20.0	We're a podcast.
0:23.3	Sometimes I think Thomas laughs like a puppet.
0:25.8	I do look like a puppet.
0:27.7	Like that?
0:28.6	Puppet laugh.
0:29.3	Yeah.
0:30.1	We're a podcast about the classical world.
0:32.7	What is happening?
0:33.6	I don't know.
0:34.1	We talk about old books, philosophy and things and stuff, and we're happy you're
0:39.2	here. My name is A.J. Hindenberg. I'm joined by Thomas Magby. Hello. And Graham Donaldson.
0:43.5	Hello. And before I did that scintillating open, I asked Graham what the topic of today's podcast was
0:49.5	and what flowed forth was perhaps the most boring combination of words that I could ever imagine
0:55.0	was we are going to talk about banks in the 1920s and my eyes, 1910s.
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