Comodernist

A critical look at deficit spending over the past several decades, the political incentives that foster budget deficits, and the implications for the long term health of America’s economy.

Bannon was recently released from his duties at the White House and has returned to his old haunt at Breitbart News Network. So what does this mean for the Trump administration? What does it mean for Breitbart? And most importantly, what does it mean for the American public?

Congress can’t agree on much except one thing. Extending the legislative power and doing it at the executive’s expense.

Kyrie Irving is now in Boston. Isiah Thomas is a Cavalier. So how did Irving manage to navigate his way out of Cleveland onto the one team in the East with the best chance of beating his former employer?

Kyrie wants out of Cleveland. Lebron is eerily mum about his future. What do the Cavs do now? Maybe explore a trade for Lebron as impossible as it may be.

In this episode I’ve made the decision to go ahead and end the show. I explain in full in the short episode but ultimately the show needs to get better and comeback in a new format. So look forward to the next season as we look to bring better content in the future.

In this episode host Andrew Duddlesten discusses the latest developments in fantasy football and looks at one particular type of bias that affects many fantasy owners, ruminates on when to stream at quarterback, and breaks down the latest on Le’veon Bell. 

My guest this week is Richard Lee who is an investment professional in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industries. He attended Columbia University and got started in cryptocurrency by finding and exploiting global arbitrage opportunities in the cryptocurrency markets. Our discussion includes topics such as what challenges are still ahead for cryptocurrencies, the potential of blockchain technology, evaluating ICO offerings, where government falls in relation to the technology and much more.

New podcast on Fyre Festival, Marketing and Leadership with Lee Schurlknight

A continuation of my stock series looking into risk versus returns, an update on my portfolio’s performance, why I bough CSX train lines and why I still like Costco.

This series may not be for everyone and the lamest way I could start it off would be by saying...