Critical Capital: A new podcast on energy markets, policy, and capital deployment · May 21–Jun 25, 2026

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Critical Capital

Critical Capital is a new podcast that explores energy markets, policy, and capital deployment by discussing how risk is priced, incentives are structured, and progress is made in the clean economy.

May 21, 2026
First seen
Jun 25, 2026
Last seen
4
Reads
1
Shows
2
Active months
48s
Avg. length

13-week activity

Public campaign reads by observed week

through Aug 9
1
1
1
1

Renewal signals

30 dayYes
60 dayNo
90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence

No recurring promo code was observed.

Core offer

A new podcast on energy markets, policy, and capital deployment.

Creative angle

Together, we unpack how risk is priced, how incentives are structured, and how progress is actually made.

Shows

Where the campaign appeared

Placements

unknown3
mid roll1

Categories

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Example transcript

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Catalyst with Shayle Kann·A blueprint for scalable fusion power
Est. value ~$220range $32$1.5K
We're living through a profound economic shift, and energy sits at the center of all of it. Trillions of dollars are flowing into power plants, transmission lines, battery factories, data centers, but the future of energy isn't shaped by technology alone. It's shaped by markets, by policy, by capital, and by the institutions that connect them. I'm Alfred Johnson, CEO of Crocs, the capital platform for the clean economy. Join me for my brand new show, Critical Capital, as I talk with people deploying capital, shaping policy, and building projects. Together, we unpack how risk is priced, how incentives are structured, and how progress is actually made. Listen to Critical Capital on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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