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The Corporate Beanbag Podcast

The Corporate beanbag offers key insights and delves into the world of Business, Economics, Technology, Sustainability and Finance with a historical and philosophical edge.

Podcast · By Andrew Mortimer · American English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Market Volatility & AI: What You Need to Know Right Now (opens the original)

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    https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://thecorporatebeanbag.com/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-.. Get the latest market trends for mid-September. We analyze shifts in AI technology and the broader financial landscape. The Corporate Beanbag provides this intra-month update to help investors stay informed about the rapidly changing economic environment. We break down how the current state of AI technology is influencing corporate strategy and long-term planning.

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The Corporate BeanBag: Critical Market Update (opens the original)

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    https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://medium.com/@andrewmortimer https://thecorporatebeanbag.com/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-.. September and October 2026 market update: AI deals, strong macro, and what Anthropic could trigger This episode is a fast-moving market briefing on why AI continues to dominate capital flows, why NVIDIA's latest moves matter, and why the broader economy still looks resilient despite sticky inflation and geopolitical noise. AM arg

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Physics and Economics Collide in the AI Job Controversy (opens the original)

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    https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://medium.com/@andrewmortimer https://thecorporatebeanbag.com/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-.. AI is not going to erase work - it is going to force more of it. That is the blunt case here: why computers, tech, and generative AI can change tasks, but not eliminate the deeper economic need for human labor as entropy keeps rising. This episode connects physics and economics in a way most AI conversations miss. Using the secon

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Should We Be Optimistic? Trade-offs, Technology, and Human Progress (opens the original)

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    https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://medium.com/@andrewmortimer https://thecorporatebeanbag.com/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-... This episode argues that optimism is justified when you look at long-term human progress in health, poverty reduction, communication, and economic output. AM weighs the gains of modern technology and markets against real losses in community, attention, and certainty, then explains why the right response is to manage trade-offs r

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Gold Back On The Rise! (opens the original)

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    https://andrewmortimerbooks.com/ https://medium.com/@andrewmortimer https://thecorporatebeanbag.com/ linkedin.com/in/akbmortimer https://www.amazon.com.au/Glittering-... In this episode, we explore the recent surge in gold prices, the resilience of AI markets, and the implications for investors looking at diversification and long-term trends. Takeaways Gold is approaching 5,000 US dollars, showing strong upward momentum. Central banks and digital tokens are driving real gold purchases. Despite a

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