The Judgment Call Podcast
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A podcast where we talk to risk takers, adventurers, travelers, entrepreneurs and simply mind bogglers.
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4 hours ago
#62 Jim Rogers (When is the next crash coming/ Inflation or deflation / Jim’s favorite list of countries to invest in right now)
00:01:47 How the world has changed since Jim Rogers first published Investment Biker and Adventure Capitalist? 00:06:23 Are looking at another stock market crash? When will it happen? Will technology (and productivity growth) be around to save us? 00:12:53 Are we headed for a drop of 50-80% in stock prices? 00:15:24 Is the Fed responsible […]
5 hours ago
#61 Jonny Price (Wefunder, Crowdfunding, Kiva, Online Marketing)
In this episode of he Judgment Call Podcast Jonny Price and I talk about: 00:03:38 Why Crowdfunding is so hot right now? Why was the ban on ‘consumer financing’ in place for almost 100 years? 00:11:02 What is the rate of return (IRR) for WeFunder investments? How can you hedge your bets with Crowdfunding? 00:24:11 […]
5 days ago
#60 Steven B. Smith (Patriotism, What makes a great political regime, socialism, European powers)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Steven B. Smith and I talk about: 00:02:01 How Steven’s latest book about the Virtue of Patriotism has been received? What does patriotism actually mean? Is patriotism just an emotion? Does patriotism imply a sense of superiority? 00:16:34 Should we start our own customized virtual countries? Is […]
5 days ago
#59 – Patricia Fara (What 4,000 years of scientific progress have taught us + Isaac Newton)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Patricia Fara and I talk about: 00:02:05 What was the most important discovery when Patricia wrote her first book about 4,000 years of scientific development. 00:07:34 The surprising story how modern capitalism emerged from religion. 00:09:35 Is the scientific revolution real? Was is just part of a […]
6 days ago
#58 – Aubrey de Grey (Can we finally reverse aging ‘forever’?!)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast – Aubrey de Grey and I talk about: 00:02:16 How Aubrey de Grey got into the ‘longevity research‘ in the first place? 00:07:01 How Aubrey got the confidence to put a precise year to the ‘end of aging’. 00:12:01 What were the biggest obstacles to overcome in […]
6 days ago
#57 – Jeff Brickle (Christianity, Pentecostal Church, Theology)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Jeff Brickle and I talk about: 00:07:32 Jeff’s experience joining the Pentecostal church including the experience of ‘speaking in tongues’ 00:13:25 The role of the ‘Holy Ghost’/ ‘Holy Spirit’ in Christian religion and the Pentecostal church in particular 00:24:34 What does it actually mean ‘Jesus Christ died […]
Apr 5, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #56 – Arnaud Collery (Happiness, Motivation, the life of a modern polymath)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Arnaud Collery and I talk about: 00:01:47 How Arnaud already had (full) careers as a leadership coach, inspirational speaker, actor, comedian, investment banker and philosopher at his young age. 00:10:26 Why ‘walking between worlds’ is such a cumbersome endeavor. 00:17:01 Why Europeans treat risk taking so much […]
Mar 31, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #55 – George Dyson (The amazing history of technology)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast George Dyson and I talk about: 00:01:45 The Genesis story of George’s writing about the history of technology and science. 00:07:10 The amazing story of the Orion spacecraft. 00:14:50 Is the Big Stagnation real? Are we just measuring our success incorrectly? 00:21:30 How much did von Neumann […]
Mar 30, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #54 – Charles Veley (The most traveled person in the world)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Charles Veley and I talk about: 00:06:43 Is our desire to travel a product of ‘Hollywood manipulation’ like Indiana Jones and James Bond? 00:13:36 Is he desire to travel rooted in escapism? 00:18:43 How slow should you travel? How rewarding is country collecting compared to slow travel? […]
Mar 30, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #53 – Noel Bagwell (Social Media, Libertarianism, Religion, The Future)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Noel Bagwell and I talk about: 00:01:41 Where do political topics and memes come from? How does ‘the crowd’ select and rank them? Are we being intentionally mis-directed politically? 00:10:55 When did the Internet get ‘corrupted’ from its ideals? What happened to Social Media companies? 00:15:30 An […]
Mar 29, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #52 – Jane Chen (How to Embrace a warmer future)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Jane Chen and I talk about: 00:02:04 The origin story of Embrace and how many babies have been saved by Jane’s work. 00:09:35 How much of a role played the sales strategy in starting Embrace? How did that influence the company structure and funding? 00:15:35 Why selling […]
Mar 29, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #51 – Jim Rutt (Is GameB the new operating system for society?)
In this episode of the Judgment call Podcast Jim Rutt and I talk about: 00:02:10 A look into the distinguished life and career experience of Jim 00:14:04 What is GameB all about? What are the main tenets of this new operating system for society? 00:21:01 Is GameB setting a limit of the growth of society? […]
Mar 25, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #50 – Yaneer Bar-Yam (Complex Systems and why we need another ‘real’ lockdown urgently)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Yaneer Bar-Yam and I talk about: 00:02:22 What is the science of complex systems? How does it choose the proper layer of abstraction? 00:11:33 What role social media plays in modelling a ‘social collective’? 00:14:47 Why AI is not helpful modelling the pandemic. 00:18:46 Is consciousness just […]
Mar 25, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #49 – Ric Gazarian (Why ‘extreme traveler status’ is worth chasing)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Ric Gazarian and I talk about: 00:04:49 Ric’s motivation to go to all 193 countries and why he intends to finish the challenge. 00:20:01 How Ric experienced Thailand during the last 12 months with almost no tourists. Why it is such a great place (even) for experienced […]
Mar 23, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #48 – Blaise Aguera y Arcas (Artificial Intelligence, Free Will, Consciousness, Religion)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Blaise Aguera y Arcas and I talk about: What inspired Blaisee to work so close to the ‘bleeding edge’ of innovation and technology for so many years Is the missing ‘explainability’ of AI really a problem? Why the complexity of languages (and it’s efficiency) is underrated? The […]
Mar 18, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #47 – Boris Kester (What traveling to 193 countries teaches you about humanity)
In this episode Boris Kester and I talk about: What inspired Boris to travel to all 193 countries in the world? What is Boris’ recommendation about a great (and easily accessible) countries in Africa and Asia to travel to? How likely is it to get into a dangerous situation when traveling to so many ‘unknown’ […]
Mar 17, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #46 – Patrick Smith (Where’s the innovation in the airline industry?)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Patrick Smith and I talk about: Patrick’s scariest experiences flying planes for 30+ years. Why is the B737 MAX a flawed plane? Why innovation is stuck in the airline/airframe industry? How the airline industry will look like post-COVID? Patrick’s favorite airlines and places in the world. Why […]
Mar 17, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #45 – Herbert Blank (A deep dive into ETFs and alternative data)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Herbert Blank and I talk about: Why ETFs are surprisingly similar to Mutual Funds? And why they are a great tool for retail investors. Does ETF trading skew the price in the close auction of public markets? How do Hedge Funds take advantage of it? Why the […]
Mar 16, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #44 – Bernard Moon (Accelerator Investing gone global)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Bernard Moon and I talk about: What is the right amount of co-founders and how can you validate if a co-founder is a great fit? Is a seasoned entrepreneur or college drop-out the better choice? How SparkLabs Global Ventures found success investing in companies in Asia (especially […]
Mar 16, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #43 – Melissa Hui (The future of human interaction and learning)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Melissa Hui and I talk about: How ‘depression culture’ took over our cities. Does money make you happy? Why are poor countries seemingly so much happier? Why we think of technology as our new ‘hyper-religion’? Where do we come from and are we in a simulation? Is […]
Mar 15, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #42 – Erika Armstrong (The life of a pilot)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Erika Armstrong and I talk about: Why becoming a pilot is hard and why it may still be a great endeavour despite COVID” Why operating a modern airliner is such a great example for the work that will see in many places in the future. What are […]
Mar 15, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #41 – Simon Anholt (What makes a good country)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Simon Anholt and I talk about: How Simon has helped dozens of government entities over the years and how it shaped his ‘view of the world’? How governments and citizens define their ‘country mission’? What is a country for exactly? What should be the right balance between […]
Mar 11, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #40 – Marci Powell (The future of online learning and online education)
In this episode Marci Powell and I talk about: How the COVID crisis revealed how unprepared schools and universities were for online education? Why an ‘offline copy’ of learning won’t work online. What ‘free content’ will do to the education industry – especially outside of the US. How a modern curriculum should look like? How […]
Mar 11, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #39 – Aswath Damodaran (Making economic sense of a ‘crazy world’)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Aswath Damodaran and I talk about: Why he started putting his lectures online as early as 1997! Why Aswath considers academia, journalism and the financial industry ripe for disruption and how Aswath managed to stay ‘independent’ during his teaching career. What is the Equity Risk Premium and […]
Mar 9, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #38 – Heidi Roizen (What makes a ‘great’ entrepreneur?)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Heidi Roizen and I talk about: Which role Stanford University played in Heid’s life personally and how much of a role it has in spawning entrepreneurship. Why entrepreneurship is such an important tool to change the world (to the better). What are the motivations for entrepreneurship? What […]
Mar 9, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #37 – Amit Mehta (The future of the automotive industry)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Amit Mehta and I talk about: How the automotive industry is structured (i.e. tiered) and how innovation works in that industry Why Electric Vehicles (EVs) are so expensive in the US? Will Apple ‘corner’ the market for Electric Vehicles soon? Are autonomous vehicle ‘just around the corner’? […]
Mar 5, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #36 – Peter Oncken (How to buy/run and sell an airline anywhere)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Peter Oncken and I talk about: How Peter got to start an airline during COVID How Peter got started with his amazing track record of restructuring five airlines in Europe Why it is so hard to make money in the airline industry? Why low-cost & long haul […]
Mar 4, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #35 – Nick Romeo (The connections between ancient Greece and today)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Nick Romeo and I talk about: Nick’s journey of becoming a journalist and philosopher and what journalism means today in the times of social media? Is the criticism of the millenials similar to the ‘elders of Athens’ criticism of Socrates? How much of an education should we expect […]
Mar 4, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #34 – Henry Harteveldt (An analysis of the airline and hotel industry)
Why travel is such an important tool for ‘World Peace’ – really! How travel will look like post COVID? How to make it sustainable without creating more ‘tourist ghettos’? How will airline and hotel loyalty programs emerge from COVID? Why Qatar Airways seems to be such an extraordinary airline? and much more! You may watch […]
Mar 3, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #33 – James Willcox (How to travel safely to the world’s most dangerous places)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast James Willcox and I talk about: How James got into travel in the first place and why he started Untamed Borders? What is information arbitrage in travel? The best and worst of traveling to Afghanistan. Why ‘post conflict’ countries as so rewarding for travelers. Does Untamed Borders […]
Mar 3, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #32 Nick Laqua (Hong Kong, IT enterprise architecture & Artificial Intelligence)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Nick Laqua and I talk about: What made Nick venture from Germany to Australia and Hong Kong? How Hong Kong struggles to keep its identity after the recent absorption by China. How airlines deal with their aging IT infrastructure? And how Cathay Pacific in particular overcame these […]
Mar 3, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #31 Nick Shelton (How to do networking right)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Nick Shelton and I talk about: Why spamming yourself with marketing newsletters is a good way to start building your personal network. Why curiosity is a superpower. Why we network less in person? Why social networks have changed the distribution of friendships around the world? Has COVID […]
Mar 2, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #30 Ted Schilowitz (The future of the entertainment industry)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Ted Schilowitz and I talk about: Is Hollywood missing ‘good hacker’s? Does ‘core innovation’ or ‘commercialization’ matter more in technological progress? Will Hollywood become a leader in innovation? Does it already provide a ‘permissionless environment’? What entertainment will the iPhone 2030 edition deliver? What is the current […]
Mar 2, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #29 Greg Raiz (How to do angel investing right)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Episode Greg Raiz and I talk about: How to manage the different timelines and motivations of angel investors, VCs and entrepreneurs? How Greg got started with his popular Youtube channel. How the ‘core value’ of entrepreneurship in the USA has changed over time? What roles does a platform […]
Mar 1, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #28 Robert Matzkin (How to mentor entrepreneurs, The future of learning anything & anywhere)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Robert Matzkin and I talk about: Does surfing make you a better entrepreneur? How to avoid ongoing fights between co-founders. A better future of education in schools and universities. What blended learning might be the future. How should we deal with the reduction in equality? How we […]
Feb 24, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #27 Desi-Rae Thinking (Big Tech, political narratives, why 2021 got so crazy and the strength of Bitcoin)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast Desi-Rae and I talk about: How these ‘social media bans’ actually got started. Why ‘Big Tech is so powerful’ and why it is ‘eating politics’ right now. Is the ‘race conflict’ and ‘gender conflict’ and other hot button political issues just narratives that are used to distract […]
Feb 24, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #26 Arran Rice (The state of the travel industry)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast Arran Rice and I talk about: The spoils of being an entrepreneur and digital nomad What drove Arran to become an entrepreneur at the age of 11 How Arran used Digital Marketing to scale his businesses Arran’s view on the travel industry and the current crisis What […]
Feb 20, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #25 Charles-Louis Allizard (Digital Nomadism, the future of education, France’s legacy)
In this episode of The Judgment call Podcast Charles-Louis Allizard and I talk about: What distinguishes ‘Digital Nomadism‘ and tourism? Why personal travel is way to ‘world peace’. What are the positives and negatives of ‘Digital Nomadism’? Is ‘Digital Nomadism’ an expression of the reduced entrepreneurial opportunities in many developed economies? Is loneliness a necessary […]
Feb 12, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #24 Xavier de le Rue (Extreme Snowboarding ‘on the edge’)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Xavier de le Rue and I talk about: How Xavier find his perfect locations and mitigates the enormous risk of his hobby and profession? What video games and jumping off a cliff have in common? How Xavier grew up to be a winter sports athlete (and the […]
Feb 10, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #23 Mark Saroufim (Machine Learning – The Big Stagnation)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Mark Saroufim and I talk about: Has the AI community become intellectually lazy and is there a a stagnation in progress? Why is AI so complicated and what are the gatekeepers in AI research right now? Should we expect Artificial General Intelligence soon? How predictable is the […]
Feb 8, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #22 Aaron Fulkerson (How we learn about and explore the world)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Aaron Fulkerson and I talk about: The very short history of information sharing inside an enterprise and open-source distributions (and Mindtouch!) What punk rock and entrepreneurship have in common? What social media does to our children? Did the Facebook algorithm change in 2015 start the polarization of […]
Feb 5, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #21 Paul Freedman (The truth about the ‘Middle Ages’)
Why are the ‘Middle Ages’ often called the ‘Dark Ages’? What were the biggest improvements in the ‘Middle Ages’ compared to the Roman Empire. Were the contemporaries of the Middle Ages drunk all the time? What are the most popular misconceptions about the ‘Middle Ages’? How did the taste for popular foods change so much […]
Feb 4, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #20 Rubelyn (Ruby) Alcantara (The impact of ‘Impact Investing’ in Africa)
In this episode Rubelyn (Ruby) Alcantara and I talk about: What is impact investing and what are the success stories? Where is the focus of innovation in impact investing? What is impact of fast Internet that is now available to most African Internet users? Is the individual freedom in Africa much higher than commonly perceived […]
Feb 2, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #19 Evan Weber (Mastering Digital Marketing)
In this episode Evan Weber and I talk about: How the digital marketing landscape has changed over the years? How affordable advertising opportunities have driven entrepreneurial success. What the Shopify platform has done for ecommerce sites? Can you derive high value traffic from TikTok? Will there be a ‘privacy backlash’ from the intrusion of our […]
Feb 1, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #18 Steven B. Smith (An introduction to Political Philosophy)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Steven and I talk about: What led Steven to become a student of philosophy? How his lecture ‘Introduction to Political Philosophy‘ made its way to Youtube. How Steven decides about which books are included in the introduction course? What cult leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians and philosophers have in […]
Jan 31, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #17 Hayvi Bouzo (An inside look into the political landscape of the Middle East)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Hayvi Bouzo talk about: What makes the Middle East so special as a region of innovation, spirituality and lately turmoil and conflict? What Hayvi found to be true during her time growing up in Damascus, Syria. Why democracies tend to be better at delivering ‘basic services’ to […]
Jan 28, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #16 Bennet Bayer (How to be an effective CEO/CMO anywhere on the planet)
In this episode Bennet Bayer and I talk about: What are some of the most remarkable experiences Bennet had while working in a new country? Why asking the ‘right Why questions’ is a golden rule. What’s advantage of being an intraprenuer instead of an entrepreneur? How to build the connection between technology and human emotion? […]
Jan 25, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #15 Jay Zhao (The case for a better Venture Capital fund and better US-China relationships)
In this episode Jay Zhao and I talk about: What investment opportunities Jay is currently excited about? Jay’s favorite investment so far – Sleeper How can a Venture Capitalist stay honest and humble? How are the interests of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists aligned? What is the best way for founders and VC’s to find a […]
Jan 22, 2021
The Judgment Call Podcast Episode #14 David Orban (The future of humanity and the universe)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast David Orban and I talk about: The forgotten story of COVID-19 spread in Europe in late 2019 What makes a Futurist? What does the Fermi paradox tell us about intelligent life in the universe? Is Peter Thiel’s ‘Big Stagnation’ thesis spot on? Why the jump in Artificial […]
Jan 17, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #13 Niels Pflaeging (What’s wrong with hierarchical organizations and how to fix it?)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast Niels Pflaeging and I talk about: What’s the prototype of a ‘democratic’ (flat) organization? What companies are examples of that? Is Mariana Mazzucato right that innovations are mostly based on taxpayer funded research? Why the US military is a surprising example of a ‘flat organization’? and much […]
Jan 14, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #12 Daniel Gross (How to scale entrepreneurship and applied innovation and bring it to the world)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast Daniel Gross and I talk about: What attracted Daniel to starting companies in the first place? What makes (scalable) software special for entrepreneurs? What are the incentives in Open Source software ecosystem? Is religion a major driver for entrepreneurship? What are the drivers for starting a company […]
Jan 12, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #11 Peter Bordes (How entrepreneurs learn, what’s the future of entrepreneurship and will simulations take over soon?)
In this episode of The Judgment Call Podcast Peter Bordes and I talk about: What drove Peter to become a serial entrepreneur? What is the archetype of an entrepreneur composed of? Is the current path to success for many startups broken? Is the ‘old boys network’ still in charge of the IP pipeline? What impact […]
Jan 5, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #10 Bill Reichert (A very short history of technological progress, seed funding and innovation)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Bill and I talk about: Should seed investors only invest in companies ‘that an idiot’ can run? What role does talent play in seed rounds? The short history of Angel Investing and Seed Funds Bill’s first start-up and how he got into Venture Capital The short history […]
Jan 5, 2021
The Judgment Call Episode #09 Kelly Perdew (How to leverage curiosity, social capital and intuition into great businesses)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Kelly and I talk about: How much you should specialize early in your life. Should you listen to ‘billionaire mentors’? Are military values are great basis for entrepreneurship? Is leadership training a predictor for start-up success? Why gretel.ai and id.me are some of Moonshot Capital’s best investments. […]
Dec 30, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #08 Mike Sarraille (How to identify and hire talent instead of skills)
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Mike and I talk about: How it feels to risk your life every day as a NAVY SEAL. Why and how society has moved away from the values presented and embedded by the military? Why the NAVY SEAL’s ‘Basic Training’ is anything but BASIC. How Mike went […]
Dec 29, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #07 Darren Marble (Crowdfunding explained) – Recorded 2020/12/19
In this episode of the The Judgment Call Podcast Darren and I talk about: What lead Darren to become a serial entrepreneur The dilemma of choosing a career path and the emotional toll of being a serial entrepreneur Has the adoption of technology slowed down and what to expect in the next 20 years? How […]
Dec 9, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #06 Steve Shwartz
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Steve and I talk about: Will AI be an existential challenge to humanity anytime soon? What progress AI has been making and why it has sped up in the last 10 years so much? Is AI already smarter than teenagers? Is Twitter’s / Facebook AI evil? Why […]
Dec 1, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #05 Mike van Alstine
In this episode of the Judgment Call Mike and I talk about: Why entrepreneurship is a major driver in this world to alleviate poverty, increase freedom and increase wealth Why entrepreneurship of the last 30 years has been different and what role large Internet platforms play in this. What opportunities are there for entrepreneurs in […]
Nov 21, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #04 Pablo Fetter
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Pablo and I talk about: How travel and new languages shape you and the way you think. How Venture Capital has changed and what’s the future of VC (incl. the Middle East). Why Dubai took off and how it can be replicated in another place? Why Private […]
Nov 20, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #03 Amit Rathore
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Amit and I talk about: How the Internet monopolies like Facebook and Google have shaped our life and prevented upstart innovation How ‘social-to-social commerce’ works. How the ‘data giants’ usurp data from anyone without their ‘expressed’ consent What meditation does for your mind and how to think […]
Nov 16, 2020
Judgment Call Episode #02 Chris Tomseth
In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Chris Tomseth shares his view of the travel industry: How it feels to grow up in a dozen different countries The challenges facing the travel industry during COVID Chris’ list of favorite countries Why some airlines can’t fly where they want to fly Why some airlines like […]
Oct 25, 2019
Judgment Call Episode #01 David Yeskel
In this episode of Judgment Call I talk to David Yeskel about travel, cruises and Las Vegas. You can follow David on Twitter at @vegasguru_ or @cruiseguru_ You can find the episode’s transcript here.