The interview with Simon Nixon by Nick Cohen is extremely interesting -- even for an American. Or perhaps especially for an American, because first, Simon Nixon pulls no punches and says clearly what almost no one in the US says out loud. He identifies all the egregious mistakes the Trump train-wreck is causing, and makes some sane calls on where it all may be going (it's not good).
Nick Cohen has a relaxed style of interviewing that I really like. Cohen's best quality as an interviewer is that he nudges with questions, but then shuts up and lets the interviewed person speak. This looks easy the way he does it, but I am beginning to see it is a real talent. The conversation flows, and it also stays on point, in my view. The listener comes away understanding some complex pieces and patterns of the chaotic financial world we are all having dumped on our heads these days, and one only realizes later how much information was in it.
The interview with Simon Nixon by Nick Cohen is extremely interesting -- even for an American. Or perhaps especially for an American, because first, Simon Nixon pulls no punches and says clearly what almost no one in the US says out loud. He identifies all the egregious mistakes the Trump train-wreck is causing, and makes some sane calls on where it all may be going (it's not good).
Nick Cohen has a relaxed style of interviewing that I really like. Cohen's best quality as an interviewer is that he nudges with questions, but then shuts up and lets the interviewed person speak. This looks easy the way he does it, but I am beginning to see it is a real talent. The conversation flows, and it also stays on point, in my view. The listener comes away understanding some complex pieces and patterns of the chaotic financial world we are all having dumped on our heads these days, and one only realizes later how much information was in it.
Highly recommended. -- Kate Delano-Condax Decker