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Podcast · By Chris Berry · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Optionality in Critical Minerals - Andre Zeitoun, CEO of Ionic Mineral Technologies (opens the original)

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    Our guest today is Andre Zeitoun, CEO of Ionic Mineral Technologies. Ionic is a US-based developer of rare earths and other critical minerals projects and is positioning itself as a vertically integrated “hub”. We cover a lot in this pod including Andre’s unique background in finance and how it shaped how he runs Ionic, the leverage in partnerships, clay-based mining, competing with China, dealing with Washington, and what Andre would and wouldn’t change if he were a policymaker. If you enjoyed

  2. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    The Return of Mr. Lithium: Joe Lowry (opens the original)

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    My guest today is Joe Lowry, aka Mr Lithium. I have known and respected Joe for a number of years and so it was great to have him back on. This podcast is really a “two-parter”. In Part 1, we discuss the response Joe has received to his book, “Lithium Confidential” and go deeper into his history around how he first got into lithium, his experiences in Asia, the impacts it had on his family, why “trust compounds faster than capital”, and why getting let go from FMC was the best thing to ever happ

  3. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Is the U.S. Winning the Critical Minerals Race? (opens the original)

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    We have a returning guest today in Bryan Bille, Head of Geopolitical Risk and Policy Analysis at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. Today’s pod is a follow-up to Bryan’s first discussion where he set the stage around how different countries are approaching the supply chain build out for critical minerals. As elbows in Brussels, Washington and Beijing continue to sharpen, we look at the moves different countries have made and see who is in the lead, who is close, and who is fading. We also look at h

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