This week's Chillout is dedicated to the people of one of my favourite cities, Paris. Whilst the events of this week were shocking the strength and resolve of that city's people have been inspiring. This week's music is by my good friend Frances Madden who has the ability to channel Edith Piaf. If you enjoy Frances's music you can purchase her new studio album here (also available on itunes and GooglePlay) if you want to watch Frances performing go here
Friday, January 9, 2015
So Fucking What!
All progress in human history has offended someone, usually lots of people. But typically they were small people that were then left behind, and rightly so.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Ideas Cannot Be Killed
Tuez un dessinateur, vous en créerez deux.
#CharlieHebdo #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/tqrTQKl74E
— Max ⚓️ Haes (@MaximeHaes) January 7, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Tweet of the Week
I’m glad I don’t have to hunt for my food, I don’t even know where sandwiches live.
— Bill Murray (@BiIIMurray) January 6, 2015
Monday, January 5, 2015
Thanks a Million
I found this amazing polymer feeling Million Australian Dollar note yesterday in a carpark in Manly. I thought, wow Australia really is the Lucky Country, there is just money lying around everywhere!
Unfortunately on closer inspection the fact it had an image of Ned Kelly on the side that was facing up at the time and well it was for a Million Dollars, led to some suspicion, unfortunately on the other side was some advertisements. But it did make me think will I live long enough to see a real Million Australian Dollar note? or if inflation ever got that bad would cash would be banned?
Unfortunately on closer inspection the fact it had an image of Ned Kelly on the side that was facing up at the time and well it was for a Million Dollars, led to some suspicion, unfortunately on the other side was some advertisements. But it did make me think will I live long enough to see a real Million Australian Dollar note? or if inflation ever got that bad would cash would be banned?
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Keiser Report: Big Kaputski of 2015
From RT
Published on Jan 1, 2015
Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert celebrate the first day of 2015 with some regular guests who attempt to predict the big themes of the New Year. First, they talk to Dominic Frisby of Moneyweek.com about where it all might kick off this year - perhaps Japan? Next, Professor Steve Keen talks Minsky moments, debt deflation and the Bancor. Last, but not least, they speak to Liam Halligan of BNE.eu for his predictions on Europe, China, Russia and dividend yields in 2015.
Published on Jan 1, 2015
Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert celebrate the first day of 2015 with some regular guests who attempt to predict the big themes of the New Year. First, they talk to Dominic Frisby of Moneyweek.com about where it all might kick off this year - perhaps Japan? Next, Professor Steve Keen talks Minsky moments, debt deflation and the Bancor. Last, but not least, they speak to Liam Halligan of BNE.eu for his predictions on Europe, China, Russia and dividend yields in 2015.
Saturday, January 3, 2015
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