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Welcome to Metalomics, the podcast where brutal breakdowns meet economic blowouts. Join your hosts, Josh Goddard and David Ingram, as they forge a new sound, one that blends the raw aggression of extreme metal with the complex, unforgiving world of economics.This isn't your…
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EP22: The Artist Starves (opens the original)
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On this episode of METALOMICS, we explore how society values, or rather devalues, the musician. How the spoils of the music war are divvied up, and how musicians can navigate an increasingly perilous and complex terrain to realize financial sustainability. The ultimate question we ask is this: Can the musician overcome the stigma that beats down on the beggar and the artist alike? Economics is Metal! Music: Whole World Wept - Guilt Trails Follow the Band: Whole World We
Ep21: The Jevons Paradox (opens the original)
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A central purpose of economics is the study of how scarce resources are allocated. How raw materials are appropriated from nature and transformed into goods, how people organize to deliver services, how people and things come together to create new things for themselves and others. It is very much a study of inputs and outputs. When a particular output requires a minimum of inputs, this process is considered efficient. It means that, with the available technology and capital, the output could no
Ep20: That Which Possesses You (opens the original)
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In this edition of METALOMICS, we investigate what many believe to be the most essential force within economics: value. What is value? Where does it come from? And how does it operate as a nudger and budger of economic activity? We explore the classic, more abstract concepts of value and combine it with a practical commercial understanding - that is to say, the marketing perspective. We hope that by framing value between essential human desire and its use as a driver of market activity, we can c
Ep19: Big Brother, Big Business (opens the original)
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Flock Safety, with its expanding nodes, represents the most current and potentially dangerous manifestation of mass surveillance we have ever seen. On this episode of METALOMICS, we weigh what it is we are gaining with what we are losing, by staring back into the spying eyes found on a growing number of human haunts. Economics is Metal! Music: XDanielLarsonX - Plague Walker Follow the Band: XDanielLarsonX Hosts: Josh Goddard & David Ingram https://metalomicspodcast.com/
Ep18: Grind and Drudgery in a Foreign Land Part 2 (opens the original)
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Your opinion on immigration is lacking nuance. Yeah, we said it. But if you’re reading this, you’re in luck. Because here on the Metalomics Podcast, we are trying to make nuance cool; and looking at immigration through an economic lens is a good place to start. On this episode, we continue our deep dive into the complex phenomena that is immigration, and hope that you, the lucky listener, will leave feeling more informed than ever about this important topic. Economics is Metal! Music: Rottenness
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