Episode Details

The most dangerous economic periods don’t always feel like crises — they often feel normal. In this episode, economist Bob Murphy explains why so many economic warning signs lose credibility right before things break. From the yield curve’s flawless recession record to the Fed quietly changing how it manages its balance sheet, Bob walks through why markets can look stable even as underlying risks build. He explains why debt, interest costs, housing prices, and monetary policy don’t fail loudly — they fail slowly, then suddenly. If you’ve ever wondered why economic warnings feel wrong until it’s too late, this conversation explains what most people miss and why false stability is often the most dangerous signal of all.

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