Money Mischief

I was impressed by Nadia May's narration, which brought a sense of authority and warmth to Friedman's writing. The pacing was well-balanced, with May expertly conveying the complexity of Friedman's ideas without ever feeling rushed or dragging. One of the standout aspects of this audiobook is the way Friedman weaves together historical anecdotes and economic theory to create a compelling narrative. However, at times I felt that May's delivery was slightly too measured, which occasionally made the more technical passages feel a bit dry. Additionally, I would have appreciated more contextualization of the historical events Friedman references, as some listeners may not be familiar with the specific events he's discussing. Overall, though, 'Money Mischief' is a thought-provoking and engaging listen that sheds new light on the world of monetary policy.