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Monetary Matters with Jack Farley

Jack Farley

Monetary Matters gives Jack Farley room to question specialists about the mechanisms behind their market views. Conversations span bonds, commodities, banking, monetary policy and individual investment strategies. Episodes often provide chapter markers that make detailed discussions easier to revisit. The feed also carries related network programs, so check each episode’s title and credits when looking specifically for Farley’s interviews or comparing different presenters’ approaches.

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Monetary policyBondsFinancial plumbingCommodities

The show

Extended interviews with market specialists · The Monetary Matters Network

The Desk’s listening note

Choose by guest expertise and use the chapter markers to follow the mechanics behind the headline claim.

Who it’s for

Investors and finance students who enjoy detailed questioning and want to understand the evidence, incentives and market mechanics supporting a particular investment argument.

A useful place to start

Choose a guest whose field interests you, scan the timestamps, and listen to the sections explaining the mechanism before jumping to forecasts or positions.

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The people behind the microphone

Meet the host.

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Jack Farley hosts Monetary Matters. The shared feed also includes programs and cross-posts presented by Max Wiethe, including Other People’s Money.

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Host, Monetary Matters

Jack Farley

Jack Farley hosts Monetary Matters, where he interviews investors, economists and other financial specialists. His conversations examine monetary policy, bonds, commodities and the mechanisms underlying investment arguments. He also conducts public panel interviews for the Monetary Matters Network. The podcast’s extended format gives guests room to explain their evidence while Farley explores the details behind their conclusions.

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Sources & further reading

Profile checked September 18, 2026. Editorial notes are Perimeter’s interpretation.