The world rarely moves in straight lines. Too often, we treat problems as isolated: a delay here, a tariff there, a policy shift somewhere else. But in reality, problems don’t exist in isolation, because everything is connected.
Want to know why understanding interdependencies gives decision-makers a structural advantage? From global shipping chokepoints in the Red Sea to the delicate balance of U.S.–China economic relations, this episode explores how shocks ripple through markets, supply chains, and policy frameworks, and how thinking in networks, rather than silos, changes the game.
