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Goliath
Goliath by Matt Stoller has been mentioned in 4 episodes across 3 podcasts (3 episodes recommend it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Jack Murphy (2 episodes), General Robert Spalding (1 episode) and David Heinemeier Hansson (1 episode) on Timcast IRL (2 episodes), The Jordan Harbinger Show (1 episode) and This Week in Startups (1 episode).
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There's a good book by um called Goliath uh by Matt Stoller and he talks about these.
Questions about Goliath by Matt Stoller
Who recommends Goliath by Matt Stoller on podcasts?
Jack Murphy (2 episodes) and General Robert Spalding (1 episode) have recommended Goliath by Matt Stoller on podcasts. In all, 3 people brought it up across 3 podcasts (2 people recommended it).
Which podcasts mention Goliath the most?
Timcast IRL (2 episodes), The Jordan Harbinger Show (1 episode) and This Week in Startups (1 episode).
Is Goliath recommended, or only discussed?
Goliath by Matt Stoller was recommended in 3 episodes and discussed without a recommendation in 1 episode, as of 2022-11-25.
What do people say about Goliath?
General Robert Spalding on The Jordan Harbinger Show (2022-11-25): "There's a good book by um called Goliath uh by Matt Stoller and he talks about these."
When was Goliath last mentioned on a podcast?
Goliath by Matt Stoller was last recommended on The Jordan Harbinger Show by General Robert Spalding on 2022-11-25.
The best things said about it
If you want to learn more about this check out matt stoller's book goliath there's a whole big detailed section about the deliberate course of action that the democrats took.
I've been reading Maps dollars Goliath the book the details how the trust Buster's in the in the 20s and 30s took on JPMorgan and took on Standard Oil and all these other things.
David Heinemeier Hansson This Week in Startups · Feb 2020 Where and when it comes up
Most episodes, by podcast
Why people recommend it
Goliath by Matt Stoller is a detailed economic and political history that examines corporate monopoly power, antitrust laws, and the historical struggle between public welfare and concentrated wealth in the United States. On The Jordan Harbinger Show, General Robert Spalding recommended the book to illustrate the sine waves of heavy economic power consolidation and antitrust actions, citing it as a valuable resource on economic trends. On Timcast IRL, Jack Murphy recommended Stoller's book to provide background information on the history of the Democratic Party and while discussing antitrust issues more broadly. Additionally, on This Week in Startups, David Heinemeier Hansson mentioned the book while discussing antitrust history and the breakup of monopolies by trustbusters in the 1920s and 1930s against major corporations like Standard Oil. Across these podcast episodes, the speakers utilized Stoller's work to frame contemporary debates surrounding corporate dominance, political choices, and economic reform, praising the text for its thorough historical investigation into how antitrust enforcement shaped modern capitalism.
Every mention
Jack Murphy if you want to learn more about this check out matt stoller's book goliath there's a whole big detailed sec… 2
“if you want to learn more about this check out matt stoller's book goliath there's a whole big detailed section about the deliberate course of action that the democrats took”
“great book goliath people should read about it you were talking about antitrust earlier”
General Robert Spalding there's a good book by um called Goliath uh by Matt Stoller and he talks about these 1
“there's a good book by um called Goliath uh by Matt Stoller and he talks about these”
“And I would say, you know, we've had sine waves—there's a good book called Goliath by Matt Stoller, and he talks about these trends.”
David Heinemeier Hansson I've been reading Maps dollars Goliath the book the details how the trust Buster's in the in the 20s and 30… 1
“I've been reading Maps dollars Goliath the book the details how the trust Buster's in the in the 20s and 30s took on JPMorgan and took on Standard Oil and all these other things”
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“and you know this came from my writing my book goliath uh which which was on the problem of monopoly power and particularly i was interested in why the democrats sort of screwed up the financial crisis so badly”
“This came from my writing my book, Goliath, which was on the problem of monopoly power.”