Starting our September e-links, we introduce Maria Edgeworth, a 19th century "economist," whose gender was the reason we don't know her.
Continuing with our August e-links, I recommend books that focus on Asian development and African development.
Continuing with our August e-links, this week we recommend a podcast that discusses all we need to know about the 2026 historic El Niño.
For the first of our August e-links, we suggest a carefully curated, non-partisan source of facts about the United States from Steve Ballmer.
Concluding our July e-links, we recommend an Odd Lots podcast on Apple's need to pivot that complements Apple's earnings comments this week.
Continuing with our July e-links, we recommend a YouTube interview between two comedians that focuses on the Federal Reserve.
Continuing with our July e-links, this week we recommend a book that explains our psychological connection to money and investing.
Starting July with our first e-link, we recommend a BBC podcast that will tell about the many sides of El Niño.
Continuing with our June e-links, this week we recommend a series of podcasts from "99% Invisible" that uniquely echo U.S. history.
Continuing with our June e-links, we recommend a podcast that not only tells a good story but also is an investing primer.
Continuing our May 2026 e-links, I recommend a capitivating podcast that takes an optimistic and realistic look at our 250 years

