Taking Stock Before a Bubbly Year

We have had over 30 episodes of Bubble Trouble this year, and had some real highlights along with a mad world we are living in. And now after a predictions show with Benedict Evans last week, we move on to our own look back to highlight the must-listen shows of 2024 and turn to the top troubles with bubbles to watch out for in 2025.

Will’s favorite shows of 2024:

Law Without Lawyers: A Conversation with Damien RiehlThe Meltdown of Credit Suisse w/ Duncan MavinYou Can't Lead If You Don't Know Where You're Going

Richards favorite shows of 2024:

AI Supremacy and Ethical Dilemmas: A Conversation with Parmy OlsonKill the Chicken to Scare The Monkey with guest Linda YuehThe Meltdown of Credit Suisse w/ Duncan MavinFiscal Drag QueenThames Water gets Whacked with guest Feargal Sharkey

Will’s folder of research reports: HERE

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(Times below correspond to the episode without considering any inserted advertisements.)

Bubble Trouble Year-End Review: Top Episodes and Predictions for 2025

00:00 Introduction and Year in Review

00:33 Part One

00:41 Predictions and Highlights of 2024

01:16 Memorable Moments and Listener Feedback

02:44 Bronze Medal: Bill Raduchel’s Insight

04:58 Silver Medal: Duncan Maven and Credit Suisse

07:43 Gold Medal: Law Without Lawyers

11:09 Richard's Oscar Categories

13:48 Social Impact: Fergal Sharky on Water Management

17:36 Market Bubbles and Fiscal Policies

22:13 Closing Thoughts and Part Two Teaser

22:38 Part Two

22:59 Predictions and Skepticism

23:32 AI and the Rationalization of Apps

24:47 Winners and Losers in the AI Era

25:57 The Future of Review Platforms

28:28 Emerging Companies to Watch

35:13 Market Trends and Volatility

40:36 The Crisis in Journalism

44:40 AI Hype vs. Reality

45:57 Closing Thoughts and Reflections

47:14 Credits

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