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The Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast

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Frequency: 1 episode/26d. Total Eps: 80

Shepheard-Walwyn has been publishing brilliant and inspiring books for over half a century. These books have collectively striven to provide a vision of the world we could create – if we had the insight and intention to do so. This world is based on the principles of fairness, community, and connection.

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Why Economics Forgot About Human Nature with Ian Mason

Episode 82

Friday, September 11, 2026 • Duration 38:44

In this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn Podcast, we’re joined by Ian Mason — barrister, former principal of the School of Philosophy and Economic Science, and author of Economics Live. Ian reflects on the path that took him from Scotland to London, from insurance into law, and from legal practice into a much deeper inquiry into economics, justice, human nature, and the common good.

From property law and land value to environmental responsibility, future generations, and the practical value of philosophy in everyday life. Ian shares why he believes we should value our contribution, give more than we take, and leave things as good or better than we found them.

Learn More & Connect:

If you'd like to learn more about economics, Ian Mason is a longstanding tutor at the School of Philosophy and Economic Science. You would be welcome to find out more about our courses and enrol on: https://www.schoolofphilosophy.org/courses#dept-economics-with-justice

Read the Book: To purchase Ian's book, Economics Live, please visit: Philosophy Bookshop https://www.philosophybookshop.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=184&search=Economics

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Why Modern Economics Keeps Failing Society with Fred Harrison

Episode 81

Friday, August 28, 2026 • Duration 23:09

In this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn Podcast, Jonathan Brown welcomes back Fred Harrison to mark the momentum behind the Cheating book, following the hardback sell-out and the paperback/e-book release. Fred reflects on whether his ideas are finally gaining ground, why mainstream academia still resists meaningful economic reform, and warns about the 2026 real estate crash.

Get CHEATING book: https://shepheardwalwyn.com/product/cheating-the-human-project-and-its-betrayal/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=book_fhpodcastaug_swpl Get TAKEN FOR A RIDE book: https://shepheardwalwyn.com/product/taken-for-a-ride-2nd-edition/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=book_fhpodcastaug_swpl Get the What Happened to Liberal Democracy book: https://www.amazon.com/What-Happened-Liberal-Democracy-Prosperity/dp/B0G1Y5T2YS

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Gain More, Lose Less Using W.D. Gann’s Trading Wisdom with Tim Walker

Episode 80

Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 01:14:42

In this episode of the Shepheard Walwyn Podcast, Jonathan Brown sits down with investor, trader, author, and Gann expert Tim Walker to explore how traders can make more and lose less by applying the real principles behind W.D. Gann’s work.

Tim shares how he first discovered Gann, why reconstructing old charts changed his understanding of the markets, and what most people misunderstand about forecasting, price action, market cycles, and the psychology of trading. To learn more about W.D. Gann with Tim Walker, visit the website: https://www.timwalker.net.au/index.html

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How to Invest Through Booms and Busts with Tim Moffatt

Episode 79

Friday, July 31, 2026 • Duration 24:57

In this episode of the podcast, Jonathan Brown speaks with Tim Moffatt from Oakleigh Financial about the 18.6-year real estate and banking cycle, how it shapes market booms and busts and why capital preservation matters just as much as returns.

Tim explains how he discovered this framework, how it influences portfolio strategy, why everyday investors often get pulled into hype at the wrong time and what practical lessons people can borrow for their own investing.

Visit Oakleigh Financial website: https://oakleighfinancial.com/

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Conversations With An Economic Hitman with John Perkins

Episode 78

Friday, July 17, 2026 • Duration 01:05:27

In this special episode, Shepheard-Walwyn host Jonathan Brown sits down with John Perkins, a former Economic Hitman and gets the conversation going by breaking down the political system of our generation. The four pillars of that system: fear, debt, scarcity, and divide-and-conquer- show how political messaging can be engineered to keep populations anxious, dependent, and easy to manipulate. John explains how debt can be used as a tool of control, why GDP can be misleading as a measure of prosperity, how patronage and corruption are normalised, and how international arrangements like the Saudi petrodollar system were structured to keep wealth and power flowing in one direction. He argues that real change starts by changing perception, stepping beyond fear, and asking better questions about work, value, and the kind of future we want to build.

John Perkins official website: https://johnperkins.org

The Art of the Steal: https://www.johnperkins.org/art-of-the-steal

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (3rd updated edition): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1523001895?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback

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Real Choices for Ireland with Emer Ó Siochrú

Episode 77

Friday, July 3, 2026 • Duration 49:05

In this episode, Jonathan Brown speaks with Emer Ó Siochrú — architect, valuer, surveyor, and co-author of The Fair Tax — about why land sits at the centre of Ireland’s housing crisis, inequality, and long-term economic future. They unpack what a site value tax actually is, why it differs from a standard property tax, and why Emer believes land reform remains one of the most important and misunderstood political questions in Ireland.

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Common Wealth The Movie with Kane Guglielmi

Episode 76

Friday, June 12, 2026 • Duration 39:22

In this episode of the Shepheard-Walwyn Podcast, Jonathan Brown is joined by filmmaker Kane Guglielmi to discuss Common Wealth, a new documentary movie exploring happiness, housing, natural resources, community, and the economic systems shaping modern life. Kane shares the personal story behind the film, from his experience during the COVID pandemic and a severe mental health struggle to travelling across Norway, Singapore, and Alaska in search of better alternatives for modern society. The movie aims to stay politically neutral, explain why community matters, and show how the tour is designed to spark real-world conversations.

Find out more about the film and screenings at: www.commonwealthfilm.com

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Making Ecocide an International Crime with Jojo Mehta

Episode 75

Friday, June 5, 2026 • Duration 46:29

The biggest legal gap in history isn't about human rights, but the rights of the Earth itself.

In this episode, Shepheard-Walwyn host Jonathan Brown sits down with Jojo Mehta, co-founder of Stop Ecocide International, to celebrate the life and legacy of the late Polly Higgins, the barrister who gave up her career and sold her home to become a lawyer for the planet.

Polly believed that ecocide, mass destruction of the natural world, deserved a place alongside genocide and war crimes as an international crime. Polly's vision is now a global legal movement reshaping international law.

Jojo reveals how this movement has grown from grassroots activism to UN diplomacy, why some of the world's smallest nations are leading the charge, and how Polly's final book, Dare to Be Great, challenges every one of us to find our unique purpose and use it.

Get the book: https://shepheardwalwyn.com/product/eradicating-ecocide-second-edition/

Find Jojo and the latest projects on: https://www.stopecocide.earth/jojo-mehta-profile

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Cheating: The Human Project and Its Betrayal with Fred Harrison

Episode 74

Friday, May 15, 2026 • Duration 01:02:44

In this special episode, Shepheard-Walwyn host Jonathan Brown interviews one of our best-selling authors, Fred Harrison, to mark the launch of his new book, Cheating, which argues modern civilisation was built on an ancient betrayal in which leaders diverted economic rent for self-interest, creating an irresponsible social system that persists today. Fred defines rent as the surplus over basic needs that once powered human evolution, then links today’s “four plus one” crises—political paralysis, ecological breakdown, migration, autocracy, and AI—to the ongoing capture of rent. He forecasts a severe global downturn around 2028 as the current 18-year cycle ends, worsened by post-2008 policies and AI-driven job losses. He describes regional deprivation in the UK as deadly, calls for indicting the culture of cheating, proposes “one world rent” to incentivise cooperation, warns that AI may scale corrupt values, and urges an informed public conversation to reform human empathy and the economic system for the greater good.

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The Story of Fred Harrison

Episode 73

Friday, May 8, 2026 • Duration 01:10:25

In this biographical episode, Jonathan Brown interviews bestselling author Fred Harrison about his life and work, leading up to his forthcoming book, Cheating. This conversation traced back how Fred Harrison recounts a rootless childhood across Cyprus, Germany, England, and Singapore that shaped his global perspective and drive to understand what unites humanity. He then explains how studying Henry George’s economics led him to leave Fleet Street, develop the 18-year property cycle thesis, forecast major recessions, critique rent-seeking, and reflect on failures to reform systems in Britain and Russia, culminating in a broader cultural and psychological argument for systemic change.

Get your copy of Fred’s new book:

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