Aryaman Varma

Omelas

What role does religion play in modern economies? Are some religions better for economies than others? Explore these topics and more with Omelas, the podcast shining a light in the dark corners of economics and religion.

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Aryaman Varma

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Business

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omelas.com

Último episodio

26 de sep. de 2026

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Episodios

FREE JOAN LITTLE: Yoruba Richen on Joan Little, Rosa Parks & America’s Forgotten History 26.09.2026

Award-winning documentary filmmaker Yoruba Richen joins Omelas to discuss her newest film, FREE JOAN LITTLE, and the extraordinary story behind one of the most significant criminal trials of the 1970s. Joan Little was a young Black woman incarcerated in North Carolina who was charged with murder after killing a white jailer whom she said sexually assaulted her. Her case became a national cause, br...

What Should You Be Investing In Right Now? | Asher Rogovy 11.09.2026

In this episode of the Omelas Podcast, Aryaman Varma speaks with Asher Rogovy, founder and Chief Investment Officer of Magnifina ( magnifina.com ). Asher began his career in institutional finance, working across foreign exchange, derivatives and proprietary trading during the global financial crisis before moving into portfolio management. We discuss how professional investors identify mispriced o...

How to Build Wealth, Pay Less Tax & Avoid Bad Financial Advice | Amir Noor 05.09.2026

What does it actually take to build wealth, make smarter financial decisions, and avoid the mistakes that cost people money? In this episode of the Omelas Podcast, I sit down with Amir Noor, CFP®, EA and CRPS™, founder of N Financial Plans, to discuss the rules of money that most people are never taught.

What 66 Million Years of Climate History Tells Us About Our Future | Bärbel Hönisch 28.08.2026

What can 66 million years of Earth’s history teach us about the future? Bärbel Hönisch is a Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University and one of the world’s leading researchers in paleoceanography. In this conversation, we explore what ancient oceans reveal about atmospheric CO₂ and climate, why the speed of modern climate change matters, what the geological record can t...

Why Housing Became Unaffordable: NYU Stern's Daniel Greenwald 11.08.2026

Why has housing become so unaffordable, and who actually benefits when interest rates fall? Daniel Greenwald, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern, joins Aryaman Varma to explain the hidden financial forces shaping house prices, mortgages, corporate borrowing and wealth inequality.

Nazli Parvizi: President of MOFAD 04.08.2026

Join us as we speak with Nazli Parvizi, the youngest executive director in NYC and the President of MOFAD. 

Can Capitalism Be Good? | Seventh Generation Founder Jeffrey Hollender 22.07.2026

Jeffrey Hollender co-founded Seventh Generation and helped turn sustainable consumer products into a mainstream business. In our conversation, we explore the tension between profit and purpose, the shortcomings of corporate sustainability, and whether capitalism can be redesigned to produce better outcomes.

Eli Bartov: Can You Really Trust the Numbers? 04.06.2026

In this episode of the Omelas Podcast, we sit down with Eli Bartov to explore truth, trust, and the hidden power of numbers. We discuss how financial statements shape perception, where the line lies between reporting and manipulation, and what markets can reveal about human nature, incentives, and ethics.

Dr. Miriam Merad | Your Immune System Might Be Hurting You - Not Helping You 02.04.2026

A world-leading immunologist explains how the immune system can both protect and harm us and what that means for cancer, aging, and the future of medicine.

Lansdowne Partners' Peter Davies on Finding Edge in Developed Markets 30.12.2025

Join us as senior partner Peter Davies delves into balancing valuation, capital cycles, and real world risk in today's rapidly evolving markets.        Disclaimer: The material provided is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. The opinions and views expressed may not necessarily reflect the institutional views of Lansdowne Partners or its affiliates. 

Pete Briger - Fortress Co-Founder and Co-Chairman 03.12.2025

Join us as legendary investor and Fortress Co-Founder and Co-Chairman Pete Briger shares his insights on navigating financial markets, mastering distressed debt, and shaping the future of alternative investments.

Mark Hantho on Banking, Risk, and the Future of Capital Markets 06.11.2025

A deep dive into the evolving world of investment banking with Citi Vice Chairman Mark Hantho, exploring market volatility, technological disruption, and the future of global finance.

Jamie Beaton: Innovating with Crimson Education 10.10.2025

Join us as we dive into Jamie Beaton's journey with Crimson Education, exploring how he's revolutionising university admissions and online learning for students worldwide.

Holistic Health with Reeva Misra 13.09.2025

Join us as we explore the transformative world of holistic health and education with the visionary founder behind a groundbreaking company, empowering individuals to lead joyful and informed lives.

Harvard University Prof. Benjamin M. Friedman on Economics and Religion 17.08.2025

Join us as we delve into the profound connections between religious beliefs and the development of economic thought with Harvard economist Benjamin M. Friedman. 

Yale University Prof. Thomas Pogge on Global Justice 21.07.2025

Join us as we delve into the complex world of global ethics and justice with renowned philosopher Thomas Pogge - The Director of the Global Justice Program and Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs at Yale University.

Sunil Gulati: An Architect of American Soccer 24.06.2025

Join us as economist and former U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati unpacks how incentives shape institutions and markets: from global soccer to today’s macro economy.

Princeton University Prof. Philip N. Pettit on The State, Freedom, and Justice 28.05.2025

Dive into a captivating discussion on liberty, ethics and the state with esteemed philosopher Philip N. Pettit - the L.S. Rockefeller University Professor of Politics and Human Values at Princeton University.  

Betsy Atkins on Boardroom Wisdom 01.05.2025

Join us for an enlightening conversation with renowned businesswoman and author Betsy Atkins who has served on 39 - yes, you read that correctly -public boards!

Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP on Ethics, Politics, and Leadership 04.04.2025

Today, former Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and past Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Sajid Javid, shares his profound insights on the intersection of ethics and public policy.

Languages and Mental Health with Dr Tim Beard 08.03.2025

In this episode, we delve into the powerful connections between foreign languages, sportsmanship, and the art of poetry with Dr Tim Beard who reveals how these elements coalesce to foster a healthy and resilient mind.

Law with King’s Counsel Satvik Varma 09.02.2025

Join us as we dive into the profound musings of a seasoned legal mind, KC Satvik Varma, who dissects the complex intersections of policy, ethics, and the legal landscape.

Andrew Sheng: Rethinking Global Finance in a Fragmented World 14.01.2025

In this episode, Andrew Sheng, former Chairman of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and Chief Adviser to the China Banking Regulatory Commission, discusses the challenges and opportunities in the global financial system, the impact of technology on economic inequality, and the importance of innovative thinking in addressing the complexities of deglobalization.

French Philosophy with Dr Erick Poul 17.12.2024

Explore the hauntingly pessimistic landscapes of Michel Houellebecq's novels with our guest Dr Erick Poul, as we dissect the themes, controversies, and enduring influence of this enigmatic contemporary author.

Vedanta Philosophy with Prof. Bhaskar Ramachandran 20.11.2024

Join us in this episode as we delve into the profound teachings of Vedanta Philosophy, a timeless tradition that explores the nature of reality, self, and the ultimate purpose of existence. Insights and practical applications from Prof. Bhaskar Ramachandran (Vedanta Institute London) await, offering listeners a fresh perspective on their spiritual journey!

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