Susan Hayes Culleton

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3,424 appearances 24 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 3d ago

Susan Hayes Culleton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 24 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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Taking Stock · Gen X working blues, Prediction Markets and Burnham's economic headaches · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

And of course, you can listen back to today's show or any of the previous episodes on the Go Loud app or wherever you go to get your podcasts. matched

The producer of Taking Stock is John Fardy and on research this week was Stephen Daunt and Joe Duffy. matched

Hugo de Silva-Scott was on sound. matched

Thanks so much for listening and enjoy the rest of your day. matched

Taking Stock · How Christopher Nolan is changing the economics of Hollywood · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

Well, hello and welcome to Taking Stock. voice-verified

I'm Susan Hayes-Cullerton, and this is the show that looks at business and economics from a wider perspective. voice-verified

Coming up on today's show, the grim milestone of a thousand days of war in the Middle East. voice-verified

And we ask how the Middle East itself is changed forever. voice-verified

The Central Bank this week is giving the Minister for Finance a warning in advance of Budget Day. voice-verified

The question is, will Simon Harris listen? voice-verified

Plus, is Christopher Nolan changing the economics of modern cinema? voice-verified

You can email the show, takingstockatnewstalk.com, or you can message me on socials at Susan Hayes Cullerton. voice-verified

Now, for my explainer this week, I wanted to talk to you about earnings season. voice-verified

After the umpteenth time I brought up an earnings call in a production meeting, John Fardy, the series producer, said to me one time, Susan, how can it be earnings season all the time? voice-verified

So let me explain. voice-verified

Earnings season starts about two weeks after the end of a quarter and it lasts around about six weeks. voice-verified

And during that time, publicly traded companies release their financial results, including revenue and profits and future outlook. voice-verified

Now, as regular listeners will know, I think these earnings calls are such a phenomenal business and economics education. voice-verified

And the reason that I'm bringing them up this week is JP Morgan just beat its own record for the highest quarterly profit in the history of American banking. voice-verified

And when did I learn that? voice-verified

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