Diana Henriques discusses recent “earth-shattering” Supreme Court regulatory decisions and her book, Taming the Street, with Kevin Baker and Noah Rosenblum.
“Henriques’s narrative is full of complex financial instruments and institutions. She has sweated gallons of blood to make it readable and succeeded by bringing her characters to life.”
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“Astute readers have long known that Diana Henriques is a fine writer and a powerful reporter. Here, though, she demonstrates a new skill: superb historian. Her account of Wall Street in the time of its greatest crisis, and of the men who brought it to heel, is simply outstanding.”
—Daniel Okrent, author of Last Call and The Guarded Gate
“This is historical storytelling at its best! With vivid characters, cinematic settings, and nonstop pacing, Diana Henriques brings to life a real-life political battle from the 1930s that is still deeply relevant almost a century later. It is a vital story—a rare instance when Washington faced down Wall Street’s titans and summoned the courage to get it right.”
—Joe Berlinger, award-winning documentary filmmaker and director of the Netflix series Madoff: Monster of Wall Street
I had an opportunity to talk about music, specifically country music, on this podcast from Air Mail. The discussion stemmed out of a piece I wrote for the same outlet, which you can read here. For more about the podcast, click here.
I was recently invited to discuss Bernie Madoff’s life and legacy on the Boxes and Lines podcast.
This appearance on Anthony Scaramuchi’s Open Book podcast highlighted the similarities between the influence of oligarchs and business interests on politics and attempts at regulation in the 20s and 30s and the present moment.
I appeared on Money Life with Chuck Jaffe (moneylifeshow.com) to discuss the new book and more.
This podcast includes remarks I made on “reputation laundering” as a judge for the TRACE Prize for Investigative Reporting in Vancouver, Canada.
I was recently asked to list some of the books I think are the best for understanding past markets and their relationship to what is happening today. See the full article here.