PODCAST EPISODES
BTC159: Binance, GBTC, FinCEN and More w/ Joe Carlasare & HODL
Preston Pysh has a Bitcoin update with lawyer Joe Carlasare and Bitcoin OG American HODL.
MI310: A Serial Acquirers Deep Dive w/ Chris Mayer
Kyle chats with Chris Mayer about the special qualities of serial acquirers that make them compelling investments, tricks on how to value serial acquirers, and a whole lot more!
MI309: Liquid Assets: Investing in Fine Wine w/ Nick King
Patrick Donley sits down with Nick King to talk about how his company Vint!
TIP591: Currencies and Debt w/ Lyn Alden
Stig brings back investment expert Lyn Alden to talk about currencies, debt, inflation, and how to invest in an uncertain world.
MI Rewind: Deep Dive into Stock Exchanges and Nasdaq w/ Kevin Kennedy
Robert chats with Kevin Kennedy about the impact of technology, fiscal and monetary policy, options trading and exchanges, cryptocurrency, and the rise of retail investors, on the growth of the stock market, and much more!
TIP590: Lifelong Learning w/ Jim Kwik
Clay is joined by brain expert — Jim Kwik. They discuss how we can upgrade our brains by rethinking our purpose
BTC158: Systemic Bond Issues & Bitcoin’s Impact w/ James Lavish
Preston and James Lavish discuss the horrible US treasury auction and what might be fundamentally causing such perturbations. Additionally, they talk about James' expectation for Bitcoin in 2024 with so much credit impairment looming.
MI308: The Options Advantage For Value Investors w/ Matthew Peterson
Kyle chats with Matthew Peterson about his journey into the fund management industry, what potential fund managers should consider before starting a new fund, and more!
TIP589: Stock Market Crises & Bubbles w/ Brendan Hughes
Clay is joined by Brendan Hughes to chat about his new book - Markets in Chaos.
MI Rewind: Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, and Berkshire Hathaway w/ Adam Mead
Robert talks with Adam Mead about his book, “The Complete Financial History of Berkshire Hathaway: A Chronological Analysis of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's Conglomerate Masterpiece,” why he wrote it, and what principles he learned from the Oracle of Omaha as he and his conglomerate evolved over time.
