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.
PODCAST EPISODES
TIP032: The Balance Sheet Recession and Quantitative Easing Trap
Recorded | 25 April 2015
In Richard Koo's newest book, he provides an interesting comparison between Japan in the 1990's the the United States today (2015). Koo suggests that America's use of quantitative easing could potentially have detrimental long-term impacts to the economy because interest rates have been so heavily manipulated. The result could mean higher interest rates on long term bonds during the next market down-turn.
TIP031: My Interview w/ Warren Buffett and other Billionaires – with Gillian Zoe Segal
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk to Gillian Zoe Segal about her interview with Warren Buffett. Her experience was a result of writing her new book titled, Getting There. In Gillian's book, she also interviews 30 of the most successful people in the world to include people like Michael Bloomberg, Kathy Ireland, and Anderson Cooper. This was a fascinating interview to hear about the critical variables that lead to each of their major accomplishments.
TIP030: What in the World is Bitcoin?
Recorded | 4 April 2015
In this episode, Preston and Stig talk about the disruptive new digital currency that's growing around the world. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies could eventual become a popular form of payment without limits across international boarders. This is a fascinating discussion that you won't want to miss.
TIP029: What is the Federal Reserve Doing? (FED)
During political rallies, you’ll often hear crowds of people start chanting, “End the FED,” but why is there so much hatred. In this episode, we discuss the 100 year history of the FED and why their actions during that time have put the US and other countries in a sticky situation today.
TIP028: Think and Grow Rich – A Summary of Napoleon Hill’s book
In the early 1900’s, Andrew Carnegie was one of the richest people to have ever lived. In today’s value, his net worth would be $320 billion dollars. In an effort to capture his thoughts on the elements to success, he solicited the help of writer, Napoleon Hill. Hill’s book, Think and Grow Rich, has sold over 15 million copies and is regarded as the #1 success book of all time. You won’t want to miss our review of this classic book.
TIP027: Value Investing Traps with Andrew Sather
Sometimes the best place to start is with the fundamentals. In this episode of The Investor’s Podcast, we talk to Andrew Sather about the basics of finding value investing traps. Andrew has studied all the bankruptcies of the last century and in this episode, he talks about the common variables that lead to the loss of a company’s competitive edge.
TIP026: Billionaire Mark Cuban’s Book Recommendation – Rework
In this episode of The Investor’s Podcast, we read a book that is recommended by the billionaire Mark Cuban. The book is titled, Rework. Mr. Cuban said that if given the choice between a person with an MBA and a person that has read this book, he’ll take the reader of Rework. In addition to our review of the book, we talk about billionaire Ray Dalio’s comments during the World Economic Forum in 2015.
TIP025: Deep Value Investing – with Tobias Carlisle
In this episode, Preston and Stig interview the author of "Deep Value," Toby Carlisle. The book is a fascinating read that statistically demonstrates the theory that companies with very bad past performance (with respect to earnings), tend to outperform high premium picks. Toby was highly influenced by Benjamin Graham and Joel Greenblatt and it comes highly recommended by Preston and Stig.
TIP024: How to Become an Outlier – A Summary of Malcolm Gladwell’s book
Have you ever wanted to be an enormous success or complete outlier in your field? In the newest book that we read, the New York Times Best Selling author, Malcolm Gladwell, studies the reasons why some people become outliers. The book was highly entertaining, and it came as a recommendation from the billionaire Charlier Munger.
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