Well, this is current Neil Grant's interest for the interview of the mayor.

And I'm Jim Grant, and with me, as always, is the great deputy of Grant's Evan Lorenz,

the man behind or in front of the control panel, that would be Mr. French.

And today we have an author, and he is Edward Chancellor, who is the creator of a fine new book called

The Price of Time, Interest, Capitalism, and the Curse of Easy Money. And we'll get around to examining this, and the curse of easy money. And we'll get around to

examining this thing about the curse of easy money. Evan, I was given to understand on

Wall Street that easy money is rather a blessing. When did this curse thing come in?

I don't know. Everybody I talk to keeps wanting more of it. Yeah, well, we'll get around

of this in a second.

In fact, the second has now elapsed.

And I'm going to introduce any chancellor.

I call it a little presumptively, but we have known each other for a long time.

And he is the author of, well, the devil take the hymn goes.

That's, that's Ever Lorenz's favorite financial history.

And it's his favorite financial history, including some of the books written by the fellow

who employs him, which I think is a pretty fine testament to Eddie's book, Devil Take the Hindbos.

And Eddie is a financial historian, journalist, investment strategist. He

went to, there are two schools in the UK, the names of which we know, correct, Evan, one is Cambridge, and one is Oxford and Eddie, what you go on with them?

I think I've heard of them once or twice before.

Yes.

He has some experience on Wall Street, including with Lazzard and more recently with GMO.

He writes commentary, well circulated,

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