The Quantum Economy Podcast

Anders Indset bills himself as a business philosopher, and that framing actually works in his favor here. The Quantum Economy Podcast is not another show where two engineers talk about gate fidelity numbers. Instead, Indset sits down with leaders across quantum science, venture capital, philosophy, and emerging technology to explore how quantum computing will reshape economic and governance systems. With 30 episodes and a weekly release schedule, the show has built momentum quickly since launching. The guest roster is seriously impressive. Steve Brierley from Riverlane, Nobel laureate John Martinis, and executives from firms like Goldman Sachs and Kipu Quantum have all appeared. A March 2026 episode asked who will control the quantum age, featuring a conversation with a former Goldman Sachs executive director turned quantum venture capitalist. That kind of question, framed around power and economics rather than just physics, is what sets this podcast apart. The conversations cover quantum error correction, post-quantum cryptography, AI convergence, European tech sovereignty, and investment patterns in quantum startups. Indset asks big-picture questions that most quantum podcasters skip entirely. How does quantum technology intersect with trust infrastructure? What are the geopolitical stakes? The episodes run long enough to develop real arguments without dragging. For listeners who already understand the basics and want to think about where quantum technology fits in the broader economic and political order, this show fills a gap that pure science podcasts leave wide open.