Her Bluesky post announced it with a YouTube link, so here is a page you can actually read instead. The format is the draw: guests sit a mock job interview, then Scanlon takes their career advice apart and ties it back to how the economy actually works. A gentler way to take the economic temperature than the news.

A central banker explaining, in plain terms, why the numbers and the national mood have stopped agreeing. Scanlon asks the questions you would want asked and lets him think out loud. The low-hire, low-fire labour market is the phrase to remember.

Plenty of people will tell you the economy feels weird; Scanlon actually draws the wiring diagram. The useful idea here is how three separate stories, energy prices, the data-centre building spree and government borrowing, push on each other. Calm, numerate and free to read.