The Financial Flipside Podcast

The Financial Flipside is, in part, a podcast for entrepreneurs, but it’s not only that. We also talk about the politics of money and the way that economic issues impact our daily lives. Our episodes cover everything from trade to tax reform, from cash flow to credit, from the history of money to the economics of immigration, all in a way that is frank, accessible, and (hopefully) fun.

The Financial Flipside Podcast, Episode 30B: Resignation-gate, part 2 07/28/2022

The Financial Flipside Podcast Episode 30 04/16/2022

The Financial Flipside Podcast Episode 30 Odds are, you know someone who has moved on from their job recently, whether a co-worker, family member, or friend. Maybe you’ve made a similar transition yourself. If so, you may be part of the Great Resignation, a socio-cultural phenomenon that is baffling researchers and reporters, and which is causing no small degree of anxiety among employers. As we explore in this episode, the reasons that people are leaving their jobs are complex and really get to the heart of why we work in the first place. Also in this episode: life updates, an inside view of what happens when accountants fire their clients, and we’re working doing some home (read: website) renovations. It’s good to be back! NB: This one got long, so there’s going to be a part two. Mentioned in the show: Flipping the News The Trump organization by its accountant, who also declared all of the financial statements it prepared for the organization “unreliable” working on the Trump fraud investigation in Manhattan have resigned (from the New York Times) The Guardian’s on the SwissLeaks scandal. The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has created collecting data pertaining to the scandal by person and country as well as reporting from the international group of organizations and journalists who worked on this story. Main Event (from Quartz) (from Harvard Business Review) (from Texas A&M Today, contains a profile of Anthony C. Klotz and his insights into possible reasons for the Great Resignation) From the Bureau of Labor Statistics: A couple of articles on (or not)/ the faced by those struggling with long COVID [Time/The Washington Post]. Also of interest: Ed Yong’s reporting for The Atlantic on how . and the Great Resignation (Washington Post) Research from the Columbia School of Professional Studies is increasingly a big deal for workers. (from VICE) : a brief intro (Forbes). More about this, especially about lying flat, to come in part 2. Bonus: A look at the connection between pandemics and socio-economic uprisings in general (via ). From the British Library: Basic about peasants in England and the Peasants Revolt of 1381, which followed the Black Death. /episode/index/show/financialflipside/id/22813001