Kate Campbell

Yeah, something lighthearted while you're relaxing this summer.

If you've had enough of the money and investing books, because we have recommended plenty of them during 2022 and we've got a few coming up in another episode this month.

Here's a few older and newer shows on different streaming platforms that you might want to have a look at.

Some are more entertainment than education, but I think they're a good way to start thinking about different things and if you want something lighter.

Mark Vaughan?

Yeah.

They have a lot of sort of like side notes where they explain different things during the film.

But it's something- I've watched this film three times now over different years.

And it's definitely something I understand a little bit more each time I watch it.

There's still that tension today between those rating agencies and even audit companies because the company that pays them to do the audit, there's all that friction there because they're the customer, but they're also the one providing the result.

Yes.

Tell us about this.

So it's currently on.

binge and this is taking what happened with the big short but instead of looking as much from the housing perspective and everything happening there it's looking from the government perspective as they were trying to save some of the banks from completely collapsing some of the big insurance companies so it was about like the secretary of treasury and some of the people in government in the u.s government at the time trying to find different solutions and

And about all the major banks were struggling and they were trying to find solutions.

And at some point, they just had to let some of them fail.

And it was a really interesting discussion.

Who knows how much of it is true?

But it did make you think about how much of the banking system does rely on consumer trust and belief that the system is stable.

And once they have conversations about if consumer confidence and investor confidence and even other countries...