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The Investor’s Podcast Network

The Investor’s Podcast Network currently has two podcast feeds, each focusing on different aspects of investing and personal finance.

The first feed, The Investor’s Podcast, is hosted by Stig Brodersen, William Green, Shawn O’Malley, Daniel Mahncke, and Kyle Grieve. It has reached 200M+ downloads, making it the world’s largest stock-investing-focused podcast. The show examines a range of businesses and their investment prospects, drawing on lessons from some of the world’s most famous investors, including Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Howard Marks.

The second feed, The Intrinsic Value Podcast, is hosted by Shawn O’Malley and Daniel Mahncke. The show provides detailed analyses of how companies generate revenue, their competitive advantages, competitors, growth prospects, and intrinsic value estimates.

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PODCAST EPISODES

MI142: Now Everyone Can Mine Bitcoin w/ Whit Gibbs

Clay Finck chats with Whit Gibbs about what bitcoin mining is, why someone might want to mine bitcoin rather than just buying the asset, some of the exciting things happening in the bitcoin mining space in Texas and El Salvador, what led Whit to starting Compass Mining, what the economics are of owning a bitcoin miner through Compass, what the risks are of mining bitcoin, and much more!

MI Rewind: Investing and Entrepreneurship Strategies with Preston Pysh

Robert Leonard revisits his chat with Preston Pysh. Preston is a graduate of West Point and Johns Hopkins University, the founder of BuffettsBooks.com, and Co-Founder/Co-Host of We Study Billionaires by The Investor’s Podcast Network. He has successfully grown We Study Billionaires to the #1 stock investing podcast in the world, while building a platform that is also a leading authority in stock investing.

MI141: Studying Financial History w/ Ken Winans

Clay Finck chats with Ken Winans about the lessons that Ken has learned from studying financial history, why he believes that financial history should be taught in business schools, why January is often an indicator of how the rest of the year will play out, Ken’s thoughts on holding bonds in a portfolio, whether investors should consider TIPS - Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, and much more!

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