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Money. Power. Business. And the absurd systems holding everything together.

Load Bearing is Freakonomics meets global business—with less reverence and more real life. It investigates the hidden incentives, unusual people and questionable decisions shaping business and modern life. Every episode starts with a question. The guest helps investigate it.

Most business podcasts discuss success once it has become a tidy story. Load Bearing is about what actually happened: the risks, near-disasters, impossible decisions, questionable coping mechanisms and the people quietly holding everything together off-camera.

Hosted by Sheelam Chadha—an entrepreneur, investor, commercial real-estate executive, mother and professional carrier of far too many things.

She has bought and sold some very large buildings. Hooray. And some small ones—not to discriminate. But the world is not just about bricks.

Sharp questions. Global perspectives. Dry humour. Important subjects and inappropriate levels of honesty—with occasional interruptions from actual children.

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  • Bond Crisis 2026: Is This Winter the Next Financial Crisis? | James Levy-Newman

    Bond Crisis 2026: Is This Winter the Next Financial Crisis? | James Levy-Newman
    2026/10/03
    Bonds or stocks: which one shapes your mortgage, your taxes and your savings in 2026? James Levy-Newman, a former Merrill Lynch private banker in Spain and now a partner at RS Bersy in Madrid, explains why it is the bond market. Sheelam and James talk through what a bond and a yield are, why government debt is never repaid and only rolled over, why US debt is back where it stood at the end of the Second World War, why governments cannot simply print their way out this time, and what a loss of confidence in governments means for ordinary savers. This conversation is opinion and discussion. It is not investment advice.
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    50 分
  • China Replaced German Carmakers. Can Porsche, Audi, VW Fight Back? | Max Brandt, Bestselling Author

    China Replaced German Carmakers. Can Porsche, Audi, VW Fight Back? | Max Brandt, Bestselling Author
    2026/10/01
    Max Brandt is the author of the SPIEGEL bestseller China Speed and has been to China more than 150 times. He started on the factory floor at ThyssenKrupp, sold a car-steel business to Wuhan Iron & Steel, and is now writing his next book, The Slowness Trap (Die Langsamkeitsfalle). China exported 7.1 million cars in 2025. Chinese brands went from about 50,000 to 700,000 sales a year in Europe. Porsche's deliveries in China fell from 95,671 to 41,938. Max explains why German carmakers have been replaced in China, why BYD isn't German, what dark factories mean for jobs, and whether Europe's car industry can still fight back.
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Divorce and Real Estate in Toronto, Canada: Who Gets the House? | Steve & Samantha Benmor

    Divorce and Real Estate in Toronto, Canada: Who Gets the House? | Steve & Samantha Benmor
    2026/10/01
    What happens to the biggest thing a couple owns when one household becomes two? A Toronto divorce lawyer and a Toronto realtor, married to each other, see it from both sides. A conversation about money, property and financial independence when a household splits in two. Steve Benmor has practised family law and mediation in Toronto for 30 years. Samantha Graff Benmor is a Toronto realtor, and most of her work today comes from estates and divorce files. Sheelam talks with them about why governments want people to own homes, why Canada taxes almost every gain except the profit on the home you live in, why Toronto's rental market exploded, and why selling the family home is as emotional as it is financial. They also discuss why more women are asking for prenups, women as primary earners, marriage versus common law, and why Steve believes men and women divorce differently. Figures on screen in the video version are sourced from Statistics Canada, the City of Toronto, TRREB, the Canada Revenue Agency and the election agencies of Quebec, Alberta, British Columbia and Toronto. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:00 A divorce lawyer and a realtor 5:46 Splitting the house in a falling Toronto market 11:51 What lockdown did to marriages 17:53 Why more people are choosing to rent 26:29 Why governments want you to own a home 27:11 Hockey cards are taxed, the family home isn't 30:27 Who is actually buying in Toronto 32:48 Men, women and arm's length 36:12 Why more women are asking for prenups 39:36 A prenup is a shareholders' agreement 45:17 Advice for couples Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hfRv3os7eEE Load Bearing is a podcast about money, power and business.
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    50 分
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