S1E37 - Making Money

In which we discuss economic policy, the rule of law, and other things Vetinari has very specific ideas about.

1 year ago

What happens when you give the keys to the royal mint to a conman with a heart (and a suit) of gold? It's time to find out in Making Money, the 36th book in the Discworld series.

We are joined by two guests this month!

Dr. Holland Dougherty (@dochollandd) is a research scientist for CSIRO's future protein mission. Originally from south Florida, she now lives in Australia where she uses her love of biology and statistics to model sustainable agriculture and make the food we eat not just better in quality, but better for the planet. Besides her role as a professional cowologist/sheeponomist she enjoys knitting, hiking, nerding out about comic books, and consuming copious amounts of caffeine.

Rich Howard is a writer, podcaster, and game designer with a passion for all things superhero and aquatic. He is the concept lead for the RPG “Descent into Midnight”, co-creator and co-host of Whelmed: The Young Justice Files, and can be found guesting on gaming, pop culture, and science podcasts across the internet.

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