英语随便读｜每天精英泛读

主播：大风起兮云飞扬2019 播放：9390次最近更新: 2022-09-23

特点：

第一每天30到60分钟的英文朗读，可以显著提高听众的英语水平。

第二选择精英必读的英文期刊文章和前沿投资专著，让这些跨专业的精英内容丰富我们听众日常社交的谈资，把握时代的脉搏，养成国际的视野，掌握前沿的科技金融和商业工具。

第三不设门槛，拿来就读，快速迭代。从很低的基础起步，通过很重口音很多错字的快速纠正，鼓励更多的听众加入朗读的行列，让英语朗读不仅作为学习外语的工具，而且成为打败鸡零狗碎无聊日子的武器。

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节目列表

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118/02 Nicholas Sparks：The Longest Ride（05)
217/02 Nicholas Sparks：The Longest Ride（04)
311/07 Nicholas Sparks：The Longest Ride（03)
411/04 Nicholas Sparks：The Longest Ride（02)
511/03 Nicholas Sparks：The Longest Ride（01）
602/09 Carmaking：Electric shock and awe
711/15 Schumpeter: Jeff Bezos’s final frontier
811/15 SPAC: 2020's SPAC-tacular keeps getting crazier
910/31 Economic rebound: A big splash
1010/28 Bartleby: Free the workers
1110/28 The Vision Fund: A vision in hindsight
1210/13 The new energy order：Power in the 21st century
1310/07 The database business: Steam engine in the cloud
1410/01 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(08) Buy
1509/30 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(07) Buy
1609/29 Bill Gates(04) Elon Musk calls Gates a knucklehead
1709/29 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(06) Scuttle
1809/28 Bill Gates(03) You Hope It Doesn’t Stretch Past 2022b
1909/28 Netflix: The Hastings doctrine
2009/27 Bill Gates(02)You Hope It Doesn’t Stretch Past 2022a
2109/26 Globalisation: Lowering the drawbridge
2209/25 Bill Gates(01): Pandemic Erased years of Progress
2309/25 Atmospheric dynamics: Fire, then ice
2409/24 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(05) Clue
2509/24 Japanese business: Rebalancing act
2609/23 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(04) Clue
2709/23 Influenza: Cold case
2809/22 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(03)Preface
2909/22 Multinational business: Birth of the Frankenfirm
3009/22 Schumpeter: Reconstituted
3109/21 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(02)
3209/21 Work and: Office politics
3309/21 Abe Shinzo: Family man
3409/20 Fisher: Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits(01)
3509/19 Investment Strategies: Buy the Rumor, Sell the News(03)
3609/19 Investment Strategies: Buy the Rumor, Sell the News(02)
3709/19 Investment Strategies: Buy the Rumor, Sell the News(01)
3809/18 Campaign finance: Wall Street’s money
3909/18 Howard Marks: Cycle (32) Ch.18 Essence of Cycles(b)
4009/17 Howard Marks: Cycle (31) Ch.18 Essence of Cycles(a)
4109/16 Howard Marks: Cycle (30) Ch.17 The Future of Cycles
4209/16 Schumpeter: The great game
4309/15 Howard Marks: Cycle (29) Ch.16 The Cycle in Success
4409/15 Schumpeter: Reconstituted
4509/14 Free exchange: Parting shot
4609/14 Howard Marks: Cycle (28) Ch.15 Limits on Coping
4709/13 Howard Marks: Cycle (27) Ch.14 Cycle Positioning
4809/13 China’s stockmarket: A bull market returns
4909/13 Automation: Walking with robots
5009/12 Howard Marks: Cycle (26) Ch.13 Cope with Cycle(d)
5109/11 Howard Marks: Cycle (25) Ch.13 Cope with Cycle(c)
5209/10 Palantir Technologies: A prickly patriot
5309/10 Howard Marks: Cycle (24) Ch.13 Cope with Cycle(b)
5409/09 Howard Marks: Cycle (23) Ch.13 Cope with Cycle(a)
5509/09 Energy utilities: Lit
5609/08 Dubai: Navigating the storm
5709/08 Howard Marks: Cycle (22) Ch.12 The Martet Cycle(b)
5809/07 Stock exchanges: Big fish
5909/07 Lebanon’s insurers: Broken cover
6009/07 Howard Marks: Cycle (21) Ch.12 The Martet Cycle(a)
6109/06 Howard Marks: Cycle (20)Ch.11 The Real Estate Cycle(b)
6209/06 Buttonwood: Foam party
6309/04 Howard Marks: Cycle(19) Ch.11 The Real Estate Cycle(a)
6409/04 Hollywood: Red carpet
6509/03 Howard Marks： Cycle(18) Ch.10 The Debt Cycle
6609/03 Raising the floor: What harm do minimum wages do?
6709/03 Hidden figures: A flattened curve
6809/02 Schumpeter: Dangerous curves ahead
6909/02 Howard Marks：Cycle(17) Ch.9 The Credit Cycle(b)
7009/02 Working hours: Weekend plans
7109/02 Entertainment: A big-sum game
7209/01 Howard Marks: Cycle(16) Ch.9 The Credit Cycle(a)
7309/01 Viruses: The aliens among us
7409/01 A healthy dose：From hospitality to hipsterism
7508/31 Howard Marks: Cycle(15) Ch.8 Attitudes(c)
7608/30 Brain scan: An AI for an eye
7708/30 Data: Not so big
7808/29 Howard Marks: Cycle(14) Ch.8 Attitudes(b)
7908/29 Artificial intelligence and its limits: Reality check
8008/29 Automobiles: Road block
8108/28 Howard Marks: Cycle(13) Ch.8 Attitudes(a)
8208/27 Howard Marks: Cycle(12) Ch.7 The Pendulum(b)
8308/27 Sino-American tech war: No more quarter
8408/26 Cheating in sport: Through the mousehole
8508/26 Howard Marks: Cycle(11) Ch.7 The Pendulum(a)
8608/26 Schumpeter: The wannabe Alibaba
8708/25 Saudi Aramco: Trial by fire
8808/25 Airbus A380: Superjumbo problems
8908/25 Adam Baratta: The Great Devaluation(01)Introduction
9008/24 Howar Marks：Cycle(10)Ch.6 The Cycle in Profits（b)
9108/24 Data storage: Plans within plans
9208/24 Advertising: The new admen
9308/23 Howard Marks: Cycle(09) Ch.6 The Cycle in Profits（a）
9408/23 Luxury in the pandemic: Fashion victims
9508/22 Property in America: The house wins
9608/22 Jeff Bezos: The genius of Amazon
9708/22 Property troubles: Watch this space
9808/22 Howard Marks: Cycle（08）Ch.5 Government Involvement
9908/21 Howard Marks: Cycle（07）Ch.4 The Economic Cycle（b)
10008/20 Howard Marks: Cycle（06）Ch.4 The Economic Cycle（a）
10108/20 Business in India： All aboard
10208/20 The Big Mac index: Patty power
10308/20 commercial relations
10408/19 Howard Marks: Cycle（05）Ch.3 The Regularity of Cycles
10508/19 Chinese manufacturing: The world’s factory
10608/19 Buttonwood: The detail on retail
10708/18 Artificial intelligence: Bit-lit
10808/18 Howard Marks: Cycle（04）Ch.2 The Nature of Cycle（b）
10908/18 The airline-industrial complex: Terminal conditions
11008/17 Howard Marks: Cycle（03）Ch.2 The Nature of Cycle（a）
11108/17 Universities: The absent student
11208/16 Howard Marks：Cycle（02）Ch.1 Why Study Cycles
11308/16 Schumpeter: The battle for low-Earth orbit
11408/16 Banks and the economy: A window on America
11508/16 Astrobiology: Life on Mars
11608/15 Howard Marks：Cycle（01）Introduction
11708/15 Schumpeter： A GE whodunnit
11808/14 Buttonwood：Snake in the grass
11908/14 Universities: From rustbelt to brainbelt
12008/14 Corporate taxes: Digital divide
12108/14 Genomics: Dawn of an era
12208/13 Industry: America’s Mittelstand
12308/13 Vaccine economics: A bigger dose
12408/13 Hydrogen power: Another look in the toy box
12508/13 Macroeconomics: Free money
12608/12 Metals: Shining brightly
12708/12 Free exchange: The Replacements
12808/12 Schumpeter: When bits bite
12908/12 Bartleby: Parkinson’s law updated
13008/11 Resource economics：Capital pains
13108/11 Ageing in Japan：Ready, cane, fire
13208/11 Understanding data ：Sums of all fears
13308/11 Electric cars ：Million-mile car batteries are coming
13408/10 Digital currencies: Bips and bytes
13508/10 Bartleby: A question of judgment
13608/10 Google: How to cope with middle age