Anthony Macdonald

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3,927 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 11 Sep

Anthony Macdonald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Chanticleer · Housing recession’s long shadow, Apple iPhone flip out & Trump’s insane cash splash · 11 Sep 2026 podcast

And no one was talking about that a couple of years ago. voice-verified

So it that AI has sort of changed on the financial market side. voice-verified

Yeah, I think we'll be hearing a lot about geopolitics and trade, right? voice-verified

But then I guess my job at the summit's talking about all right, what's that mean for capital? voice-verified

You know, where's where's the investment going as a result of that? voice-verified

Great point. voice-verified

Yeah, he's almost got to back up those words from Jackson Hole a couple of weeks ago that he cares about inflation and and you know it's all about inflation, a bit like the RBA says here. voice-verified

So bring it on. voice-verified

Absolutely. voice-verified

And I think just because you can't draw a direct line between aged care and productivity doesn't mean it's not there, James. voice-verified

I mean indirectly that support of the aged care sector can really help the economy, can boost productivity. voice-verified

It unlocks the prime sort of working people, you know, at a time when unemployment's really tight, businesses still struggling to find workers. voice-verified

I mean, it can reduce strain on the health system, it supports the sort of employment more broadly, you know, including in regional areas where you have some of these aged care voice-verified

Home. voice-verified

So I mean I think what the government's done by putting more focus on the aged care sector and boosting hours there, I mean, and the sort of security that we take from that as a society, I think that that sort of spending can be very productive. voice-verified

And then in terms of what the government's doing, it's it's sort of easier to regulate data centres, I think, than explain how a government will adopt AI. voice-verified

I mean that that last bit's really hard, and it's it's it's particularly hard for voice-verified

Labour government because I mean they they are so focused on jobs, you know, and they do seem to have this sort of big government approach. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

Approach. voice-verified

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