Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 21 July 2015.

Euro Crisis | Philipp Bagus

In February of 2016, less than six months after first becoming operational, LIGO (the laser interferometer gravitational wave observatory) announced the first-ever direct detection of gravitational waves. What are they? What does it mean? What did we learn? And what can we do with them now that we know they exist? All this and more on this month's Starts With A Bang podcast!

Starts With A Bang #5: Gravitational Waves and LIGO

Nearly 1 in 10 people possess some form of personality disorder. Which means there’s a very good chance that you will encounter someone with this disorder at some point in your life, if you haven’t already. They might be your boss, your lover, your parent, your spiritual teacher, or even your presidential candidate. And while many suffer their condition quietly and without any major harm to themselves or the people around them, others can be tremendously dangerous — especially if they have achieved a position of power (and the more severe the disorder, the greater the tendency to seek these powerful positions.)

How can we engage these personalities with care and compassion, while remaining fully attentive to our own safety and personal boundaries? Listen to find out!

The Spectrum of Brokenness: What to Do When You're Dealing With a Personality Disorder

While there are presently more than ~10^23 stars in the Universe shining today, each one of them is fated to live only for a finite amount of time. While more and more will continue to form, we're already past the point of peak star formation in the Universe. How long will we have until, for the last time, the Universe's last star goes out?

Find out on this edition of the Starts With A Bang podcast!

Starts With A Bang #10: The Last Star In The Universe

Mises University is the world's leading instructional program in the Austrian School of economics. Since 1986, it has been the essential training ground for economists who are looking beyond the mainstream.

Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, 24-30 July 2016.

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Praxeology: The Method of Economics | David Gordon

The Birth of the Austrian School | Joseph T. Salerno

Our Universe has been expanding and evolving since the hot, dense, expanding state known as the Big Bang first came to be. But there was a "day without yesterday," where the Big Bang occurred at a moment in time! Was that the birth of space and time itself? Or was there a pre-existing state that came before and gave rise to the Big Bang? Come find out the evidence that's led us to our greatest conclusions about the very beginning of where everything came from!

Starts With A Bang #11: Was The Big Bang The Beginning Of The Universe?

As our great friend Dr. Bob Murphy said on an earlier show, knowledge of economics is necessary—but not sufficient—to be be a good investor. A new book entitled 'Austrian School for Investors' (https://mises.org/P11022), co-authored by our guest, Ronald Stöferle, bridges the gap between understanding the economy and understanding how to invest money, in a highly readable and succinct format.

The book's co-authors are all economists and financial professionals, versed in both worlds. And, they've written a very different kind of investment book, one that doesn't tout stocks, sectors, industries, or complex timing strategies. It doesn't recommend specific equities or bonds. Instead, it's a fantastic primer on Austrian economics and its application to financial markets.

By understanding money, value, interest rates, business cycles, and capital from an Austrian perspective, the smart investor knows far more about fundamentals than many fund managers and investment advisers. Most of those managers and advisers are dangerously ignorant of monetary policy, and don't understand inflation—so they're stuck trying to time booms and busts. This book won't only change the way you look at making money, but how you look at Austrian economics itself.

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Ronald Stöferle: Austrian Investing

Dzień dobry państwu. Marek Kowalczyk zajmuje się ratowaniem opóźnionych albo zagrożonych projektów. Zaczniemy od takiego z pozoru bardzo dziwnego i zupełnie nie ciekawego odróżnienia czym się różni produkcja od projektów albo procesy od projektów. Drugie ważne pytanie które sobie musimy od razu postawić jakie to ma w ogóle znaczenie. Nie po to przyjechaliśmy do tego pięknego hotelu nie po to jemy darmowy lunch żeby zajmować się takimi głupotami co to w ogóle jakie to ma znaczenie. Trzeci punkt to jest pytanie co zrobić co zrobić w związku z tym odróżnienie i na koniec szybciutko znajdziemy osobę która otrzyma te nagrody książkowe.

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