Eurodollar University - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Jeff and Emil do a fantastic job in breaking down the incredible complexities of the global monetary system. It’s not always easy to understand, but it helps as a shining light in times of great uncertainty. Backed by historic documents, quotes and data, and oftentimes super entertaining.
“The Eurodollar system appears on the surface like the weak, harmless Walter White in the show Breaking Bad. Instead it’s more like Walter’s genius alter ego Heisenberg — ‘I’m the danger. I’m the one who knocks’”.

Emil and Jeff do a tight, accurate and informative show from both a current data and historical perspective. I can enjoy the show even if I’m not very focused on markets or even economics at the time. I love smart people.

As usual, Jeff has an incredible grasp of the macroeconomic trends and is able to masterfully explain them to us.

I am updating my earlier review to again compliment Jeff on a series of exceptional podcasts in recent episodes 372-374. I signed up as a EuroDollar member this week and found so much more detailed material. Jeff has a great instructional ability (JAN 2023).

I started down the macroeconomic course of study earlier this year and a few months ago I learned of your channel/podcast. I never knew of the euro-dollar, it’s yield curve, etc previously. Now I look forward to hearing your discussions on the podcast and on YouTube. Great information, content and presentation!!!

Excellent information on the global monetary system and the functioning of the Eurodollar. Have enjoyed and learned from every episode. The inside information on how things really work in the world of markets and the economy. Thanks for a great and much needed podcast!

I appreciate the unique perspectives provided, but claims and assumptions are rarely comprehensively unpacked and when done too little / cherry picked data to back. Lots of strawmanning of the hypothetic interlocular. This show would be much better if it had more interviews / dialogue (especially with people who don’t agree), and more robust arguments backed with data.