Mike talks sovereign debt, energy, rising interest rates and your finances. BT Global’s ace stock picker Paul Beattie has a couple of hidden gems that have come into buying range. Nano One’s Dan Blondal drops by to shatter some illusions and give some hope re the battery revolution. And a truckers convoy goofy.

Mike tackles the “not always right but never wrong” attitude of Western governments, climate activists and Build Back Better advocates as their economic fantasies collapse. Kris Sims on the real reason gas is so high (it’s not oil prices), Mark Leibovit on how he’s trading this bear market, a sobering Goofy Award and much more.

Mike sounds the alarm. These are the toughest times in generations for your personal finances. Luke Gromen on the bursting of the sovereign debt bubble. Ozzie and the latest on taxing your personal residence, and a big-time goofy in Parliament.

Jeff Olin of Vision Capital shares some real estate investments that could weather a looming recession, Andrew Ruhland on how to minimize losses and optimize your portfolio recovery, interest rate forecasts every mortgage holder should hear, the Quote of the Week, Shocking Stat and much more.

The always controversial, never shy and startlingly prescient Martin Armstrong returns to the show for an extended conversation. The man the Wall Street Journal called “the highest paid financial consultant in the world” makes time for Mike and the MoneyTalks audience in a wide-ranging discussion on gold, oil, the impacts of the Ukraine war and much more. A serious “don’t miss” event on the MoneyTalks calendar.