Odd Lots The AMA Episode: Tracy and Joe Answer All Your Questions
Dec 30, 2022
Tracy and Joe dive into their origins, sharing how a bar chat during the Eurozone crisis sparked their podcast. They unravel the intricate web of supply chains, revealing surprising connections, like how a housing bubble can impact milk prices. The duo reflects on their shifting views on cryptocurrency and economic theories, while also celebrating favorite guests and discussing recent business challenges. Personal trading insights and a nod to Twitter's influence highlight the dynamic financial landscape, wrapping up with tools to enhance focus.
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Odd Lots' Origin
- Joe Weisenthal joined Bloomberg in 2014 and hired Tracy Alloway soon after.
- They started Odd Lots as a digital project in late 2015, initially unsure of its direction.
Evolving Format
Odd Lots' flexible format is a strength, allowing it to evolve with the news cycle.
- Early episodes were diverse, covering topics like bananas and catfish, before focusing on the real economy.
Sawdust Economics
Tracy Alloway shared an anecdote about sawdust, housing, and milk prices.
- After 2008, less housing construction led to less sawdust, impacting cow comfort and milk production.