Show Notes  Today we’re about to go down deep and stay down long into the subject: Is it morally good to focus primarily on your own personal happiness?  Author Peter Schwartz says… “From childhood, we’re taught that helping others is the essence of morality. And most people take this code of ethics for granted. They don’t challenge that premise.”  Peter Schwartz does challenge that premise.  In his book, The Tyranny of Need, Peter Schwartz explains why he believes that people do not fully understand what altruism calls for. In his view, it shows that what altruism really demands is not that you simply respect the rights of others or that you display benevolence toward them. Rather, altruism demands that you subordinate yourself to other’s needs. Now… Peter presents a moral alternative to the code of altruism: and that is, rational self-interest. He explains that genuine selfishness is not exemplified by the actions of the likes of a Bernie Madoff. Schwartz argues—the truly selfish individual is committed to moral principles. He lives an honest, productive, and self-respecting life. His book, The Tyranny of Need, shows you how to uphold your moral right to the pursuit of your own happiness. Just a bit on Peter… PETER SCHWARTZ is a retired Chairman of the Board of the Ayn Rand Institute—the pre-eminent organization for the dissemination of Ayn Rand’s ideas—and he is now a Distinguished Fellow there.   As you might imagine, in this episode of the Next Chapter with Charlie, Peter and I engage in quite meaningful discussion of this oh-so controversial topic. With that, let’s welcome Peter Schwartz to the show.   For more visit Peter Schwartz at www.Petershwartz.com Check out Peter’s book:  The Tyranny of Need  

#224 Peter Schwartz: Examining the Code of Self-Sacrifice

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This week's episode features Nouveau Monde Graphite founder, President, and CEO Eric Desaulniers in conversation with host Adrian Pocobelli, discussing the reshoring of graphite production and processing in North America. Desaulniers explains the evolution of the graphite industry since 2013, when the company went public, and highlights the critical role Quebec institutions have played in the business's success. He also explores the various types of graphite and explains how battery-grade, spherical graphite is produced during processing.

All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli. 

This week’s CEO Spotlight features Jeremy South, senior VP and CFO of Steppe Gold, who discusses the company’s two gold-producing projects in Mongolia. To learn more, visit: https://steppegold.com/

Music Credits

“Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big Western Sky”, “Western Adventure” and “Battle on the Western Frontier” by Brett Van Donsel (www.incompetech.com).

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Nouveau Monde Graphite founder and CEO Eric Desaulniers on reshoring graphite in North America

Show Notes&nbsp;  Our guest today is truly one of my very favorite people in the world, Lindsay Davis. And you know what?... we have never met… except in dozens of hours of very deep telephone conversations. As many of you already know, Lindsay is a delight—and a brilliant one.&nbsp;  Professionally, Lindsay Davis is a highly sought-after Creative Business and Professional Coach, educator, and classical concert musician. Lindsay calls herself a “converted perfectionist,” who now focuses on a continual nurturing of a fresh and innovative approach to life. And that is what we will talk about today.&nbsp;   LINKS  You can contact Lindsay at &nbsp; Get Lindsay’s Path to Possibility Journal at &nbsp;

#310 Lindsay Davis: Reimagining Your Future

This week's episode features Anthony Milewski, CEO of Nickel 28, in conversation with host Adrian Pocobelli about the latest developments in the nickel market. Milewski explains why nickel miners are struggling due to an oversupply from Indonesia, a low-cost producer that commands a 70% share of the global nickel market. He also discusses the shifting narrative in metals, moving from electric vehicle batteries to AI and the energy grid. Additionally, he shares his insights on the potential for a green nickel price and explains why China's EV manufacturers are likely to remain dominant.

All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli. 

Music Credits
“Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big Western Sky”, “Western Adventure” and “Battle on the Western Frontier” by Brett Van Donsel (www.incompetech.com).
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-northern-miner-podcast/id1099281201

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Nickel 28 CEO Anthony Milewski on battery metals, EVs and green nickel

Show Notes &nbsp; It was probably couple of years ago that my good friend Terry Hershey brought up an idea that continues to leave me in a state of Wonder. He talked about Loitering in the Moment.&nbsp;&nbsp; In fact, just a few weeks ago I wrote a blog on the subject and when I was chatting with Terry about doing a new podcast he suggested that be our topic. So here we are, Loitering in the Moment, that is resting in the present moment of a friend-to-friend recorded chat.&nbsp; I am happy that you choose to join us today. Happy loitering!&nbsp;   LINKS   Click here for a link to get a copy Terry’s book, .&nbsp;   Check out more about Terry and his blog Sabbath Moment on his website at

#311 Terry Hershey: Loitering in the Moment

This week’s episode features Currie Metals & Mining Group's Cam Currie in conversation with host Adrian Pocobelli on macroeconomics, gold stocks, copper, and lithium. Currie explains why it's not too late to buy gold stocks, as well as why BRICS nations are diversifying away from the U.S. dollar. He also shares his views on copper and why it still might be too early to invest in lithium.

All this and more with host Adrian Pocobelli. 

Music Credits

“Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big Western Sky”, “Western Adventure” and “Battle on the Western Frontier” by Brett Van Donsel (www.incompetech.com).

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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/78lyjMTRlRwZxQwz2fwQ4K

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NorthernMiner

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/northern-miner

Why it’s not too late to invest in gold stocks, ft Cam Currie

Show Notes&nbsp; At the age of 74, I am what’s called an early Baby Boomer. Maybe because of that, I am fascinated by the thoughts and motivations of younger generations like the Millennials and Gen Zs.&nbsp; Although in our generation gaps, we have many common habits and values. Still, there are also significant differences, especially when it comes to “how to live your life.” My guest today, Tom Yankle, is an older millennial (at 40) who has a deep experience-based understanding of how people in the ages of 25-45 think about life.&nbsp; Let’s see what he has to say…   &nbsp;

#312 Tom Yankle: Treating Life as a Business

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