It Could Happen Here Weekly 229
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Hey everybody, Robert Evans here, and I wanted to let you know this is a compilation episode, so every episode of the week that just happened is here in one convenient and with somewhat less ads package for you to listen to in a long stretch if you want. If you've been listening to the episodes every day this week, there's going to be nothing new here for you, but you can make your own decisions. Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast where I explain fake money things that are actually real to Molly. Molly, thank you so much for coming back on. I am your host, Mia Wong. I'm excited to learn. Now, long ago in a galaxy far, far away, and I'm saying this because I legitimately do not remember how many weeks ago we released the original one of this.
But back in that episode where we explained shadow banking, I said that I had had to cut off the part of the episode that was the reason why I wrote it in the first place. Happens to me every week. Yes. So, comma. I've also kind of had to split some of this episode off. That will be another episode probably with Zitron whenever I have enough seconds in my life to pull all of that together. But today we are here to talk about the actual sort of shadow bank run, I guess you would call it, financial problems that caused me to write the shadow banking episode in the first place. Oh, right. Why I originally asked you what shadow banking is, because there was some kind of economy problem and there was like a fake run on the fake banks.
Yes.
Yes, and Molly, you will be extremely unhappy to note that a big part of the reason why there was the fake run on the bank banks was that the shadow banks loaned a bunch of money to a different type of shadow bank. I don't think they should have done that. And that shadow bank went under. Great things are happening here. But they're not FDIC insured, Mia.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–15:57
2
What are the implications of private credit and shadow banking?
15:57–23:03
3
How does the conversation shift to the risks of AI?
23:03–54:09
4
What are the consequences of the recent attacks related to AI?
54:09–1:54:11
5
What insights are shared about the Gaza Solidarity encampment?
1:54:11–1:55:01
6
What historical context is provided for UCSD's protest movements?
1:55:01–1:55:52
7
How are current protests at UCSD being received by the administration?
1:55:52–1:56:59
8
What lessons can be learned from the Palestine exception to free speech?
1:56:59–3:56:01
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