How to get on The Invisible Hand
Published by Paul Scanlon, Domenique Sherab
Economics controls the world but what do we understand of it? The Invisible Hand offers a deep dive into the current trends of the Australian economy; offering clear insight into macroeconomic trends that shape the way businesses make decisions and why. From inflation to the influence of China, or wage stagnation, The Invisible Hand cuts …
The Invisible Hand does not show a consistent interview format in its recent episodes, so a guest pitch is unlikely to land. If you want this show specifically, check its latest few episodes yourself before spending a pitch on it.
The Invisible Hand FAQ
Does the The Invisible Hand podcast accept guest pitches?
The Invisible Hand does not appear to run a regular interview format, so guest pitches are unlikely to land. The signals we read are episode structure and how often a second voice appears.
What does the The Invisible Hand podcast cover?
Economics controls the world but what do we understand of it? The Invisible Hand offers a deep dive into the current trends of the Australian economy; offering clear insight into macroeconomic trends that shape the way businesses make decisions and why. From inflation to the influence of China, or wage stagnation, The Invisible Hand cuts through the noise of the day. Taking influence from political economic training and business acumen, the podcast is accessible, informative
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