The hosts debate economic timelines, comparing the 2020s to the 1920s. They discuss the "Panic of 1923" analog and project a potential market crash in 2027, coinciding with a planned retirement at Bitcoin block height one million.
Roaring 20s comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from January 2020 to February 2022.
The hosts debate economic timelines, comparing the 2020s to the 1920s. They discuss the "Panic of 1923" analog and project a potential market crash in 2027, coinciding with a planned retirement at Bitcoin block height one million.
Historical analysis of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic reveals that a massive economic boom began at the peak of the outbreak, leading directly into the Roaring 20s. The stock market hit rock bottom during the worst part of the pandemic before skyrocketing. The segment questions whether modern central banks can control markets effectively enough to prevent a similar post-pandemic surge or a planned depression.
Final Donor Acknowledgments, Value for Value System
The final segment of donor acknowledgments included contributions from producers in Toronto and North Dakota. The hosts emphasized the "value for value" model of the show, encouraging listeners to list their executive producer titles on professional profiles like LinkedIn to demonstrate their support for independent media.
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