The road less traveled (by bike)
<p>As David Brancaccio winds down his tenure as host of the "Marketplace Morning Report," he's speaking with places of work he might have ended up at if he weren’t a broadcast journalist. On today's show, we head to Bike Oven in Los Angeles, a co-op that aims to give you everything you need to learn how to fix your bike yourself. But first: an examination of oil prices and potential tariffs on countries sending weapons to Iran.</p>
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SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 8, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Positive trends in women's hoops viewership; the impact of T-Mobile Arena and jersey patch issues for $100, please Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Bitcoin Mining and the Revitalization of Venezuela w/ Alessandro Cecere (El Sultán de Bitcoin)
<p>In this episode of new renaissance capital, Frank Corva sits down with Alessandro Cecere, better known as El Sultan de Bitcoin, on X to discuss the transformative potential of Bitcoin mining in Venezuela. Alessandro shares his journey of starting one of Latin America's first mining farms in 2013 and explains how the country's current energy crisis—characterized by a massive power deficit—can be solved through strategic partnerships with international Bitcoin miners. </p> <p>Host: Frank Corva </p> <p>Guest: Alessandro Cecere (El Sultán de Bitcoin) </p> <p>Timestamps: </p> <p>0:00 Cold open </p> <p>1:05 Intro </p> <p>2:13 Introducing Aleja...
Junior Mining Volatility, Opportunity Cost, Overthink & ‘It’s Cheap Enough’ - Powers & Leni Discuss
In this month’s Junior Mining Insights discussion, Bill Powers and Brian Leni discuss the topics of recent junior mining volatility, opportunity cost, overthinking and “it’s cheap enough.” The duo shares their investment psychology, observations of sector participants, first-hand experience, and real-life stories from their own lives and portfolios. Bill and Brian also reveal a few books that they have recently read. 00:00 Intro 00:22 Portfolio volatility 02:14 Handling Big Drawdowns 05:24 Signal Versus Noise 09:01 Bias and Vetting Ideas 11:15 Overthinking Pitfalls 17:11 Process Builds Confidence 19:32 Portfolio Allocation and Greed 21:37 Cash Flow and Real Assets 23:54 Opportunity Cost and Priorities 27:19 Books and Uruguay Trip 36:43 Cheap Enough and Valu...
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SBJ Morning Buzzcast: March 30, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Takeaways from Atlanta; more records set in women's sports and don't sleep on Oklahoma City Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
How to freeze out scammers
<p>Today, we're returning to our 2019 Brains and Losses series, which investigated the financial exploitation of older Americans. In the years that have followed, AI has only made scams more convincing and easier to conduct. This morning, we're joined by an elder law attorney in Florida to hear how some pioneering laws there are aiming to stop scammers who prey on older people mid-swindle. Also, we’re digging into the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation, which remains stubbornly elevated.</p>
Jason Sew Hoy of Supercast
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EP 56: Money Beyond Borders (with Barry Eichengreen)
Welcome to a very special episode of the podcast, as we hear from eminent economic historian and prolific author Barry Eichengreen. Barry is the man who inspired our very own Russell Napier to realise that he could learn much more from the history of finance than he could from books on economic theory. That 'eureka' moment was inspired by Barry's first book, Golden Fetters – The Gold Standard and the Great Depression, but in this episode the pair discuss Barry's latest work, Money Beyond Borders – Global Currencies from Croesus to Crypto. As Russell dials in from a trip to the north of S...
George Lejnine, PodAnalyst.com
<p>We speak with George about his new podcast analytics tool.</p><p></p><p>https://podcastbusinessjournal.com/interviews/george-lejnine/</p>
From Dial-Up Belarus to 350 Engineers | Andrei Yurkevich
<br />In 2002, a 25-year-old Andrei Yurkevich started a software outstaffing business in Belarus with internet speeds under 100 kilobits per second for the entire country—slower than a dial-up modem. Twenty-two years later, he's President and CTO of Altoros with 350+ engineers across 25 countries, plus multiple spin-off companies including Protofire, a Web3-focused venture. Andrei shares why he spent two years answering seven questions that should have taken two hours, why distribution must always come before delivery, and how giving everyone equity ownership creates the type of organization where people leave, gain experience, and choose to return.<br />Discover why Andrei's biggest hi...
EP 53: A Practical History of Financial Markets (with Russell Napier) Shelf Life #12
Russell Napier, founder of the Library of Mistakes, joins Fraser Allen & Leila Johnston to discuss the Library’s Practical History of Financial Markets, which has been running for almost two decades. What does it cover? Who is it for? And what are the benefits of taking part?<br />Didasko CEO David Clarke is also on hand to offer his perspective on the course, while our Librarian Helen Williams recommends relevant books from our collection<br />This episode is introduced by Fraser (heckled by some sparrows on his window ledge) on a busy day that coincides with the Weekend of Mistakes in...
"We're Already in Deficit”: The Critical Minerals Crisis No One's Talking About - Amanda van Dyke
Host Brian Leni interviews Amanda van Dyke, founder and managing director of the Critical Minerals Hub and author of The Mineral Imperative, about rising mineral demand, supply-chain complexity, and geopolitical risk. Van Dyke says global metals and minerals output has doubled over 25 years and must at least double again to maintain today’s economic level, while mining faces lower grades and a discovery drought. She warns shortages can trigger volatile outcomes, including trade and shooting wars, noting China invested about $1 trillion over 25 years to control roughly 60% of the global metals/minerals supply chain and 90% of some small critical metals. They di...
How Failure Made Her a Better Engineer | Sairan Aqrawi
When Sairan Aqrawi decided to become a swimming coach as a teenager in Iraq, she discovered something critical about leadership: passion alone isn't enough. You need skills, responsibility, and the willingness to take action. That early lesson would carry her through 30 years of engineering across the Middle East and United States, where she learned that failure isn't the end—it's where real growth begins.<br /><br />Sairan shares why she tells young engineers that no one will die from their mistakes, using this extreme framing to help them understand that taking risks is essential for growth. Discover why she believes th...
Trust in government data practices is rapidly deteriorating
<p>For years, consumers have worried about how the private sector — namely, big tech — handles their personal data. Now a new survey from the Center for Democracy & Technology suggests a large majority are also concerned about how the federal government uses their data.</p><br/><p>Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino spoke with Elizabeth Laird, director of equity in civic technology at CDT, to learn more.</p>
The road less traveled (by bike)
<p>As David Brancaccio winds down his tenure as host of the "Marketplace Morning Report," he's speaking with places of work he might have ended up at if he weren’t a broadcast journalist. On today's show, we head to Bike Oven in Los Angeles, a co-op that aims to give you everything you need to learn how to fix your bike yourself. But first: an examination of oil prices and potential tariffs on countries sending weapons to Iran.</p>
"Nobody can time the market"
<p>For his second-to-last time hosting an episode of "Marketplace Morning Report," David Brancaccio spoke with the author of arguably the most influential book on personal finance and investing of all time. First published in 1973, "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" argues that it’s super hard to beat the stock market. Its author, Burton Malkiel, is a Princeton professor emeritus and still going strong at 93. We have that conversation, as well as a preview of March's consumer price index.</p>
Could a Universal Music takeover be in the cards?
<p>Billionaire activist investor Bill Ackman is making a play for Taylor Swift’s record label in a deal that Reuters values at around $64 billion. Ackman wants his investment firm, Pershing Square Capital Management, to take over Universal Music Group. This morning, we'll dig into the news. Then, we continue our trip along Route 66 and visit Northern Arizona University, which has designated this academic year the “Year of AI Empowerment.”</p>
Tom Leone, from Brkthru
<p>Tom Leone is Vice President, Media Services at Brkthru</p>
EP 50: The Weekend Of Mistakes (with Alice Sherwood & Paul Greatbatch) Shelf Life #10
In the latest Shelf Life, we begin with a clip of Russell Napier speaking at this year's Mistake Of The Year awards at the Library of Mistakes - you can see the whole thing on YouTube (link below). We then discover the wonderful Weekend Of Mistakes, held every year in Hay-on-Wye, on the Welsh/English border. Inspired by the Library of Mistakes, the event shares the Library's mission of encouraging us all to learn from the mistakes of the past – and features a fantastic line-up of speakers in a wonderful setting. Organisers Paul Greatbatch and Alice Sherwood explain all to ou...
Why Belonging Is a Performance Metric, Not a Feeling | with Andrea D. Carter
<br />Most organizations measure engagement. But engagement only tells you who's busy, not who's going to stay. Andrea D. Carter, organizational scientist and creator of the Belonging First methodology, joins the 40% Better podcast to share why belonging is measurable performance infrastructure and what technical leaders need to build it on purpose. Andrea is CEO and Founder of Andrea Carter Consulting and creator of the Belonging First Methodology.<br />Andrea developed the first scientifically validated framework for measuring workplace belonging, starting with a two-year study across 3,500+ employees in Canada's mining sector. The findings were clear: belonging gaps aren't primarily a diversity...
EP 47: Money and Empire (with Perry Mehrling)
Join Russell Napier in discussion with author Perry Mehrling about the extraordinary life of Charles P. Kindleberger – central banker, US Department of State representative steering post-war German reconstruction, leading academic, and author of Manias, Panics And Crashes. Kindleberger was driven by the hope that, if he helped people understand how the dollar system really works, they would stop trying to destroy it. Perry's account is given additional nuance and insight through the friendship he developed with Kindleberger in his later years.<br /><br /><br />www.libraryofmistakes.com
nrc31 | Bitcoin and Freedom Tech in Iran with Ziya Sadr & Frank Corva
<p>In this powerful reboot of the new renaissance capital show, we are joined by Ziya Sadr, a prominent Iranian Bitcoin and Freedom Tech educator who shares his harrowing first-hand account of the 2022 protests. Ziya discusses his time in detainment, the industrial-scale violence used by the regime, and why millions of Iranians are now at a breaking point due to decades of economic mismanagement and currency collapse.</p> <p>We dive deep into how technology like Bitcoin, Starlink, and Samourai Wallet are serving as vital lifelines for people living under extreme censorship. Ziya explains why privacy isn't just a preference...
Sharon Taylor, of Triton Digital
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EP 48: A Long Time In Finance (with Jonathan Ford & Neil Collins) Shelf Life #9
There's a festive feeling in the air for the last Shelf Life episode of the year, in which our guests are Jonathan Ford and Neil Collins. The pair are co-presenters of A Long Time In Finance, a history of finance podcast, which is now part of the Library of Mistakes family.<br /><br />Jonathan and Neil talked to us about their background as financial journalists, the thinking behind the podcast, and memorable moments from the series to date. There's also a spot of entertaining sparring between the duo, demonstrating their contrasting styles.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Librarian Helen Williams spotlights several...
1299 - Fear Fuels the Dollar: How War Headlines Move the Market
<p>When fear hits the headlines, the U.S. dollar often surges—but why? In this episode, we break down the simple psychology behind risk-on vs. risk-off and how global conflict can drive powerful moves in the forex market. Beginner-friendly, practical, and eye-opening.</p><p>Your trading Coach - Akil </p><p><br></p>
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 3, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Final Four business metrics; the Bucs want in on stadium renovations and the impact of declining alcohol consumption on sports sponsorship Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Why do parents turn their kids into influencers?
<p>Would you share your children’s most intimate moments on social media if it meant you could make millions? Family influencers are building businesses around their kids, sharing everything from toddler meltdowns to puberty talks. For some families, that income is a lifeline. But it also raises difficult questions about privacy, money and parenthood.</p><br/><p>Reema talks with journalist Fortesa Latifi about her new book, “Like, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online.” </p><br/><p>Plus, we want to hear from you: as child care costs keep rising, have you or your partne...
Beat Burnout Fast: How The S.O.U.L.M.A.P.P.I.N. Framework Keeps You in Alignment with Cary Jack & Dr. Joy Kong
<p>Ever feel like no matter how hard you hustle, your energy is draining faster than you can recharge? That’s what happens when you’re out of alignment. In this episode, we’re diving into the S.O.U.L.M.A.P.P.I.N. system and how checking your alignment every day can prevent burnout, boost focus, and help you reclaim control over your energy and productivity.</p> <p>The discussion is all about practical ways to unplug from digital distractions, reset your mindset, and create a daily rhythm that keeps you aligned with your goals. You’ll learn...
"Nobody can time the market"
<p>For his second-to-last time hosting an episode of "Marketplace Morning Report," David Brancaccio spoke with the author of arguably the most influential book on personal finance and investing of all time. First published in 1973, "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" argues that it’s super hard to beat the stock market. Its author, Burton Malkiel, is a Princeton professor emeritus and still going strong at 93. We have that conversation, as well as a preview of March's consumer price index.</p>
SE1E94 - From Dial-Up Belarus to 350 Engineers | Andrei Yurkevich
<br />In 2002, a 25-year-old Andrei Yurkevich started a software outstaffing business in Belarus with internet speeds under 100 kilobits per second for the entire country—slower than a dial-up modem. Twenty-two years later, he's President and CTO of Altoros with 350+ engineers across 25 countries, plus multiple spin-off companies including Protofire, a Web3-focused venture. Andrei shares why he spent two years answering seven questions that should have taken two hours, why distribution must always come before delivery, and how giving everyone equity ownership creates the type of organization where people leave, gain experience, and choose to return.<br />Discover why Andrei's biggest hi...
1295 - 👉 The Most Popular Trading Indicators (Ranked by Real Traders)
<p>What are the most popular trading indicators… and do they actually work?In this episode of The Trading Coach Podcast, Akil Stokes breaks down the top 5 most used trading indicators based on real trader feedback—not theory, not hype, but what traders are actually using in the markets today.</p><p>VIDEOS MENTIONED </p><p>▶️How To Use the Volume Profile Toolhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRLdUF9suxA&t=10s</p><p>▶️Moving Averages Explained, Simplyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz-7_djg_vU</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p><p><br></p><p></p>
EP 54: The Weekend Of Mistakes (with Leila Johnston) Shelf Life #13
The much-anticipated Weekend of Mistakes 2026 took place on 20-22 March, with leading investment and ecomonic thinkers such as Russell Napier, Merryn Somerset Webb and Professor Helen Thompson entertaining an enthusiastic audience gathered from across the UK and far beyond. Topics included football finance, the water industry, a guide for countries hoping to avoid going bust, and the mafia's unlikely role in shaping queer nightlife. It all took place in the stunning setting of Hay Castle in Hay-on-Wye on the Welsh border – and our very own Leila Johnston was there. Enjoy her report from a lively and thought-provoking weekend, and hear fr...
U.S. Treasurys aren't selling like they used to
<p>The share of U.S. debt held by foreign countries has been shrinking. Foreign investors currently hold about 30% of federal public debt, down from nearly half. In today’s episode, we explain why the rest of the world isn’t picking up the U.S. tab anymore, and how that’ll impact American consumers and businesses. Plus: Three tech giants are eyeing initial public offerings this year, and Delta Airlines reported high earnings — and higher fees. Also, before inflation reports drop this week, learn why the PCE is slower than CPI. And finally, discover this hidden driver of the music in...
The #1 Sleep Hack for Entrepreneurs: Here’s Why Your BED Is Either Fueling or Draining Your Success with Cary Jack
<p>Ever wake up groggy even after what should have been a full night of sleep. Your alarm goes off, your brain feels foggy, and the day already feels harder than it should. Most entrepreneurs try to fix that feeling with more coffee, another supplement, or the next productivity hack. But what if the real issue is much simpler. What if the problem starts with where you sleep.</p> <p>In this solo episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I talk about something most high performers overlook, sleep. I share why sleep is one of the most important investments you...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 10, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Austin Karp: Amazon makes a clean Masters debut; the DOJ takes on the NFL; Eight MLB teams roll out their second iterations of City Connect uniforms; ESPN’s big first quarter and the NBA hits a hurdle with its European plans. Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Bitcoin as a Lifeline in Jamaica w/ Dread
<p>In this episode, Frank sits down with Dread, a developer, the founder of the Flash app, and just an all around incredible human being, sometimes referred to as "the Jamaican Bitcoiner," to discuss his incredible work on the ground following a devastating Category 5 hurricane in his home country. </p> <p>When traditional banks and Western Union locations were destroyed or offline, Dread and his team used the Bitcoin-powered Flash app to deliver immediate relief, care packages, and essential supplies to those in need. </p> <p>We dive deep into the creation of Flash, a fork of the Blink wallet...
The "chicken tax" and the U.S. auto industry
<p>In the 1960s, the German government put a tariff on American chickens. President Lyndon B. Johnson then retaliated with a tariff on light-duty commercial vehicles and trucks. The back-and-forth has come to define the U.S. auto sector. On this morning's show, why a veteran automotive CEO calls this chicken tax "one of the most important, formative aspects of how the U.S. industry has evolved." But first, markets try to guess whether the U.S.-Iran ceasefire will hold.</p>
The Art of Managing Diverse Personalities | Oscar Hedaya
Serial entrepreneur Oscar Hedaya, founder of SPACE and The Space Safe, joins Bill Lennan on the 40% Better podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on what real leadership looks like across industries. Oscar's career has taken him from visual merchandising in New York to touch-screen gloves, electric mobility, and now the world's first smart safe with a built-in camera, touchscreen, tamper sensors, and app connectivity. Along the way, he's built and led teams of 25+ people across hardware, software, firmware, and design, and he shares the hard-won lessons that came from managing very different personalities under one roof. The conversation digs into the...
“Hole 57 is a Discovery Hole”: Scorpio Gold Hits at Black Mammoth Target explains Leo Hathaway
Host Bill Powers interviews Scorpio Gold CEO Zane Kalyan and Executive Technical Director Leo Hathaway about exploration at the consolidated Manhattan District in Nevada ten miles south of Kinross’ Round Mountain. Hathaway explains why the underexplored trend with historic pits and workings attracted him, his role overseeing exploration and communicating a Lumina Group-style plan to grow the current 740,000-ounce pit-constrained inferred resource toward a 2-million-ounce year-end target and possibly beyond. They discuss Black Mammoth’s geology on the Reliance Fault and why hole 57 is viewed as a “discovery hole,” highlighted by 40.23m of over 1 g/t gold from 195m downhole, with sys...
Dimitris Nikolaou, Wondercraft
<p>We spoke to Dimi about the launch of the AI VIdeo Studio from Wondercraft</p>
Why Employee Loyalty Has Nothing to Do With Salary | Ian Watts
In two decades of coaching leaders across startups to multi-billion dollar corporations, Ian Watts discovered that companies lose talented people not because of compensation, but because they treat employees like replaceable widgets instead of human beings with aspirations beyond their job description. As founder of Employee Success Company, Ian developed the ACTS Method after reverse-engineering what allowed him to build teams with minimal turnover across 60 locations nationwide, recruiting over 400 loyal team members who knew exactly how much he cared about their personal success.<br />Ian shares why the best leaders work themselves out of a job by making themselves unnecessary...
Seven Discovery Targets to be Drilled over the next 18 months explains Coppernico CEO Ivan Bebek
Coppernico Metals CEO Ivan Bebek shares the rationale behind optioning key adjacent concessions near its Tipicancha epithermal-porphyry target prior to commencing drilling at its Sombrero copper-gold project in Peru. Coppernico has identified seven large-scale targets to be drilled over the upcoming 18 months, Ivan explains. Drilling is expected to begin in May 2026. Sponsor: https://coppernicometals.com/ TSX:COPR; OTCQB: CPPMF; FSE: 9I3 00:00 Intro 00:26 Sombrero Claims Update 00:59 Tipicancha Target Rationale 03:16 Land Position Strategy 03:41 Seven Drill Targets Overview 04:55 Drilling Timeline and Sequence 06:35 Financing Plans and Demand 08:33 Community Access and Permitting 09:40 Drill Program Scale and Methods 10:45 New Targets and Learnings 12:56 Good Lucky Target Discussion 14:13...
5 Montana Mastermind MIND-Blowing Takeaways Every Entrepreneur Must Know with Cary Jack
<p>Ever invest in something big, thinking it’s going to change everything… only to realize later the real value wasn’t what you expected?</p> <p>That’s exactly what hit me after hosting our recent Montana Mastermind Ski Adventure. We had 30 high level, heart centered entrepreneurs come together for a few days of deep conversations, outdoor adventures, and serious growth. And while the experience was incredible, what stood out most were the simple truths that kept showing up again and again.</p> <p>In this solo episode, I break down my five biggest takeaways from that mastermind. No fluff. J...
1297 - How Liquidity Affects the Market
<p>This week’s market conditions are a perfect storm—holiday-driven low liquidity mixed with high-impact news like Non-Farm Payrolls. In this beginner-friendly episode, Akil breaks down what liquidity really is, how it affects spreads, volatility, and execution, and why “quiet markets” can sometimes be the most dangerous. If you’ve ever been surprised by unexpected price moves, this is a must-listen.</p><p><br></p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p><p><br></p>
Who can stop insider trading on prediction markets?
<p>A series of suspiciously well-timed Iran war bets placed on Polymarket have revived concerns about insider trading on prediction markets. But enforcement is something of a gray area. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino joins Kimberly to explain the relatively recent history of insider trading laws at the CFTC and what it could mean for prediction market platforms. Plus, the debate over whether insider trading on these markets is actually a good thing.</p>
The 5 Stages to Happy Hustlin': Align Your Life, Increase Joy & Avoid Burnout with Cary Jack
<p>Ever feel like you are working hard, checking the boxes, and doing everything you were told would lead to success… but something still feels slightly off?</p> <p>Maybe your career is moving forward, your goals are progressing, and from the outside, everything looks great. Yet internally, you feel out of alignment. Perhaps your health has slipped, your relationships feel rushed, or you are simply hustlin' without happiness.</p> <p>In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I share a powerful framework designed to help people reconnect ambition with well-being. Instead of chasing success that eventually leads to bu...
Bitcoin as a Catalyst for Change in Kenya: The Story of Afribit Kibera w/ Ronnie Mdawida
<p>In this episode, we travel to Nairobi, Kenya to learn about Afribit Kibera, a project proving that Bitcoin is more than just a financial asset — it's a tool for social and environmental reform.</p> <p>Afribit co-founder Ronnie Mdawida details how they have integrated Bitcoin into waste collection groups, women’s upcycling initiatives, and even motorcycle taxi (boda boda) licenses.</p> <p>By creating a circular Bitcoin economy, Kibera residents are keeping value within their community and building a brighter future.</p> <p>Host: Frank Corva</p> <p>Guest: Ronnie Mdawida</p> <p>For more on Afribit: https://www.afri...
“A Great Stepping Stone”: 24% Resource Increase at Muntanga Project - Atomic Eagle CEO Phil Hoskins
Atomic Eagle CEO Phil Hoskins stated: “To deliver a 24% increase in total resources from our maiden drill program – and to do so at a cost of just US$0.05 per pound – is a strong endorsement of our exploration approach and the potential scale of the uranium resources across our Muntanga Project area. This resource upgrade is a great start to achieving the Exploration Target we announced for the Project late last year. The Company aims to materially increase the mineral resource to underpin a significantly larger uranium mine in Zambia. We’re embarking on the largest drill program for the Project in almos...
The Relationship Advantage: The Power of Real Connections in Business and Life with International Keynote Speaker, CEO, Author, and Relationship Strategist, Barb Betts
<p>You ever have one of those moments where you’re surrounded by people, notifications blowing up your phone, group chats buzzing, social media lighting up… and yet somehow you still feel disconnected?</p> <p>Yeah, same.<br> That’s exactly why this conversation hits different.</p> <p>In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I sit down with Barb Betts, international keynote speaker, CEO, and author of The Relationship Advantage, to unpack what it really means to build authentic, meaningful relationships in a world that’s more connected than ever, yet somehow feels more disconnected too.</p> <p>Barb has...
Steve Ackerman
<p>We speak with Steve about why he left Sony, and what's next</p>
nrc29 | How to find your place in the Bitcoin industry with Flo Montoya
<p>Flo Montoya works with Love Is Bitcoin and Panties for Bitcoin, but it took her a minute to find her place(s) in the Bitcoin industry.</p> <p>Flo is classically trained as an artist, but when she realized it was difficult to find work in this field, she learned how to do marketing via social media and applied her artistic skills via this avenue.</p> <p>We discuss this, how Flo's family members were actually the ones who taught her about Bitcoin and other topics in the interview.</p> <p>Enjoy!</p> <p>-</p> <p>At new...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: March 31, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Early line from the UFL, Wrigley Field lands volleyball event and franchise valuations soar for PBR Team Series Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
1298 - The Hidden Scripts Sabotaging Your Trading (Before You Even Start)
<p>What if your biggest trading mistakes were happening before you ever placed a trade? In this episode, we break down the hidden “cognitive scripts” shaping your decisions, limiting your growth, and holding you back without you even realizing it. Learn how to spot these mental patterns, challenge them, and start thinking like a successful trader.</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p>
On the Iran Conflict and Bitcoin in the Middle East w/ Faisal Saeed Al Mutar
<p>Faisal Saeed Al Mutar joins us to discuss the reality of the situation in Iran, including how people from the region view at the conflict. </p> <p>He debunks common misconceptions about Iran's ethnic makeup and discusses how local populations really feel about the regime and foreign intervention. </p> <p>We also discuss the multiple layers on which Bitcoin has been adopted in the Middle East. </p> <p>Please note that this episode was recorded before the two-week ceasefire agreement, which was announced on April 7, 2026. </p> <p>Host: Frank Corva </p> <p>Guest: Faisal Saeed Al Mutar </p> <p>...
How to freeze out scammers
<p>Today, we're returning to our 2019 Brains and Losses series, which investigated the financial exploitation of older Americans. In the years that have followed, AI has only made scams more convincing and easier to conduct. This morning, we're joined by an elder law attorney in Florida to hear how some pioneering laws there are aiming to stop scammers who prey on older people mid-swindle. Also, we’re digging into the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation, which remains stubbornly elevated.</p>
Liam Heffernan, from Mercury Podcasts
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Keeping an eye on oil prices
<p>The price of crude oil is fluctuating this morning. This comes after oil producers at OPEC+ agreed to slightly increase production over the weekend. We give you the facts. Plus, a preview of Thursday’s GDP revision. Also, “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio speaks with the majority owner of a coffee roasting company.</p>
What keeps big bank CEOs up at night
<p>Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, put out his annual letter to shareholders this week. In it, the leader of the largest bank in North America outlined worries about persistently elevated inflation and the growing role of private credit. We'll unpack. Then, as part of our “Business Envy” series, we'll have a chat with the founder and CEO of a Maine-based rocket company looking to support research missions and a growing space economy.</p>
Bytes: Week in Review — Anthropic's new AI model, a referendum on data centers, and NASA livestreams journey to space
<p>This week, a Wisconsin city votes to restrict future data center development. Plus, the astronauts on Artemis II take their journey to social media. But first, Anthropic announced this week it has a new AI model called Claude Mythos Preview.</p><br/><p>The company says it’s extremely good at finding security vulnerabilities. So good that Anthropic is not releasing the model to the general public. Instead, it is granting access to a group of over 40 companies and tech organizations, a collaboration called Project Glasswing.</p><br/><p>Marketplace’s Stephanie Hughes spoke with Joanna Stern, founder of the...
EP 49: Good Money (with George Selgin)
Join Russell Napier and American economist George Selgin as they discuss George’s book, ‘Good Money – Birmingham Button Makers, the Royal Mint and the Beginnings of Modern Coinage 1775-1821’. George’s colourful and impeccably researched insights into what served as money more than two hundred years ago remain every bit as relevant today.<br /><br />www.libraryofmistakes.com
nrc28 | Can the Próspera + Bitcoin model save Honduras? Zussel Abigail Ramos thinks so.
<p>Zussel is a resident of Próspera — a start-up city located in Honduras — who lives on a bitcoin standard and teaches Bitcoin through Amity Age — the oldest Bitcoin education program in Central America.</p> <p>And based on my conversation with Zussel, her life seems pretty good!</p> <p>So, can this city in which taxes are low and personal freedoms are high combined with bitcoin being legal tender become a model for the rest of Honduras?</p> <p>This is the big question, and Zussel's answer is "yes."</p> <p>Check out the interview and leave a comment if you...
Get your kicks on Route 66
<p>To see the U.S. economy in 3D, you gotta hit the open road. 100 years after the iconic highway was built, “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio kicks off his final week in the host chair with his journey on Route 66. His trip begins in Santa Monica, California. Along the way, he speaks with local business owners about the precarious job market, changing landscapes, and why one particular stop is a hit with French tourists.</p>
1301 - I Lost Money So You Don’t Have To: Trading Mistakes Every Beginner Makes
<p>Most traders don’t fail because of bad strategies—they fail because they risk money before they’re ready.</p><p>In this episode, I break down one of the biggest advantages traders have… and why so many ignore it. Through real-life trading war stories and painful lessons, you’ll learn the costly mistakes that destroy beginner traders—and how to avoid them.</p><p>If you’re thinking about going live or struggling with consistency, this is an episode you need to hear.</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p><p></p>
Jiu Jitsu Changed My Life and Leadership | Jeremy Hass
In this episode of the 40% Better Podcast, Jeremy Hass shares powerful insights from his leadership journey, shaped by his experiences in the military, startups, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.<br /><br />Jeremy dives into the importance of resilience, risk-taking, and personal growth, explaining how embracing challenges can lead to long-term success in both life and business. He also discusses how Brazilian Jiu Jitsu transformed his mindset, teaching discipline, adaptability, and emotional resilience.<br />The conversation explores how leaders can build strong teams, communicate effectively, and develop future leaders within their organizations. Jeremy also shares practical advice for navigating failure, pursuing meaningful...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 1, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Bullish interest in NBA Europe; Will Bears have a stadium deal by summer and NWSL names two key C-level leaders Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
The March unemployment rate fell — but there's a catch
<p>The U.S. economy added 178,000 new jobs in March, and the unemployment rate went down. That’s a big improvement from last month’s disappointing jobs report, but there’s more than meets the eye to these numbers. We’ll explain in today’s episode. Also: SpaceX filed paperwork for an IPO, and the company’s high predicted valuation isn’t the only thing making waves. Plus, some food for thought before this weekend’s Final Four basketball games and inevitable betting ads: “This Is Uncomfortable” host Reema Khrais explains the effects of prediction markets on our wallets and our brains.</p>
How Clear Communication and Calculated Risk-Taking Built a Leadership Career | Sebastien Jean
When Sebastien Jean was five years old, he organized all the neighborhood kids into a military parade after seeing his first air show. Kids much older than him willingly followed this little commander up and down the street for 20 minutes while parents watched from their porches. That early leadership moment would eventually lead him to become CTO of Fizon Electronics, a company that makes 20% of the planet's SSDs.<br />Sebastien shares how his unconventional path through the Army Reserve Signal Corps taught him that to be a good leader, you first have to be a good follower. Discover why he...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 7, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Tony Petitti's victory lap; Charlie Baker pushes back on criticism of double-regional format; Tom Pohlad takes the business reins for Twins and BofA doubles down on soccer sponsorship Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Optimize Your Health Like a 5x Ironman & Hyrox Champ with Endurance Athlete and Serial Entrepreneur, Eric Hinman
<p>Ever feel like you're grinding so hard that your body just... breaks? Like you're doing all the right things on paper but still feel like garbage? Yeah. Eric Hinman's been there too. And he went from out-of-shape insurance salesman to five-time Ironman World Championship competitor. So it's safe to say he figured some things out along the way.</p> <p>In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I'm resharing the Guest Guru Training that Eric Hinman delivered exclusively to our Happy Hustle Club. Eric is an endurance athlete, serial entrepreneur, investor, and content creator who's built an entire...
Run to the Inevitable: High-Trust Engineering Teams | Josh Carroll
When Josh Carroll tells his engineers not to bring him their hard problems, he's actually doing the opposite—he's making sure they feel resourced enough to tackle anything. As an engineering leader with 20+ years of experience who's scaled teams at agencies, startups, and now Skylight, Josh has learned that leadership is problem-solving with people, not code. He shares why his old boss told him to "run to the inevitable"—why waiting to have hard conversations makes everything worse—and how discovering he has ADHD transformed his listening skills after painful 360 feedback revealed he was making conversations about himself when trying to sho...
5 Must-Know AI Hacks for Entrepreneurs with Author, Podcaster, and Internet Multi-Millionaire, Tom Antion
<p>Ever feel like you are working harder than ever but still falling behind because technology keeps moving faster than you can keep up? A lot of entrepreneurs feel that way right now. Artificial intelligence is everywhere, automation is changing how businesses run, and it can either feel overwhelming or become the greatest advantage you ever leverage. In this episode we explore how to make it your advantage.</p> <p>This conversation on The Happy Hustle Podcast features internet marketing pioneer Tom Antion. Tom is an internet multimillionaire, entrepreneur, speaker, and the host of the long running podcast Screw the...
1296 - AI in Trading: Powerful Tool or Dangerous Shortcut?
<p>AI is taking over every industry—but what does it actually mean for traders?</p><p>In this episode, we break down how AI can help you evaluate strategies faster, where it can save you serious time and money, and the biggest mistake traders are already making when using it.</p><p>Learn to Trade at www.TierOneTrading.com</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil</p><p></p>
Justin Jackson from Transistor on Apple Podcasts new video tool
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Tony Doe, from the Nigerian Podcast Index
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How to Manage a Junior Gold Stock Portfolio Amidst Volatility - Pro Investor David Erfle
Pro Investor David Erfle reveals how he is managing the recent junior mining volatility and sell-off. David reminds listeners that in small resource stocks risk management is number one. Although he is not predicting it, he even sees the possibility where gold might trade down to $2,800/oz. If gold closes a week below $4,200/oz that is a threshold that David expects would trigger more selling. This recent sell-off, he explains, also creates a nice possible entry point for new gold stock investors. Dave emphasizes that fundamentals remain bullish longer term, but risk management, taking profits, and accumulating in tranches are...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 2, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: A major sports agency acquisition and what it means, Yankee Stadium gets a board facelift and an ESPN personality inks new deal Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 9, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Joe Lemire: NCAA men’s and women’s basketball championship viewership; the possibility for age-based eligibility in the NCAA; NASCAR’s first director of AI and Bryson DeChambeau’s acquisition of Sportsbox AI. Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
The Risk Mindset That Changes Everything | Tamara Laine
In this episode of the 40% Better Podcast, Tamara Laine shares her unconventional leadership journey from teaching dance at a young age to working in documentaries, journalism, and eventually leading in the tech world.<br /><br />Tamara breaks down how taking risks, embracing failure, and building resilience shaped her career and leadership style. She explains why confidence is built through repetition, how communication is a learned skill, and why breaking big goals into micro tasks is essential for success.<br />The conversation also explores leadership in startups, building effective systems, and how great leaders empower their teams while staying adaptable. Tamara...
Bryan Barletta, from Sounds Profitable and Podcast Movement
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The "chicken tax" and the U.S. auto industry
<p>In the 1960s, the German government put a tariff on American chickens. President Lyndon B. Johnson then retaliated with a tariff on light-duty commercial vehicles and trucks. The back-and-forth has come to define the U.S. auto sector. On this morning's show, why a veteran automotive CEO calls this chicken tax "one of the most important, formative aspects of how the U.S. industry has evolved." But first, markets try to guess whether the U.S.-Iran ceasefire will hold.</p>
The Dangerous Lie Most Entrepreneurs Believe with LandTrust Founder and CEO Nic De Castro
<p>Have you ever poured years of your life into something, only to realize you've completely lost yourself in it? Yeah. Most entrepreneurs know that feeling way too well. And today's guest has lived it, learned from it, and built something pretty incredible on the other side of it.</p> <p>In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I sit down with Nic De Castro, founder and CEO of LandTrust, a land sharing marketplace that connects hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts with private landowners across the country. Nic spent most of his twenties working in early-stage tech startups, living...
How Bitcoin Helps in Cuba | Cómo Ayuda Bitcoin en Cuba
<p>Discover the innovative ways Bitcoin is being used in Cuba to overcome economic hurdles and empower local communities. Our guests, Forte and Catrya, co-founders of Cuba Bitcoin, provide a firsthand look at the technical projects they are working on and the importance of native language media in the Bitcoin space.</p> <p>Descubre las formas innovadoras en que se está utilizando Bitcoin en Cuba para superar obstáculos económicos y empoderar a las comunidades locales. Nuestros invitados, Forte y Catrya, ofrecen una visión de primera mano de los proyectos técnicos en los que están trabajando y de l...
Eau Claire Gold Project Advances with 11.74 g/t gold over 6.63m with Fury Gold Mines CEO Tim Clark
Tim Clark, CEO of Fury Gold Mines, provides an update on the advancements at the Eau Claire gold project in northern Quebec as well as an overall corporate update along with SVP Bryan Atkinson. The key Eau Claire highlight was infill drill hole 26EC-099, which targeted an inferred portion of the Eau Claire resource and intercepted 11.74 g/t gold over 6.63 metres approximately 40m down plunge from previous drilling. A second hole, 26EC-101, which is a further 40m step down plunge outside of the existing resource envelope has just been completed and results are pending. “Drilling at Eau Claire continues to re...
1300- Train Your Brain to Spot Winning Trades (Poll Question Updates)
<p>Most traders struggle not because of their strategy—but because they haven’t trained their eyes to see real opportunities. In this episode, Akil Stokes breaks down the powerful role of pattern recognition and how your brain’s Reticular Activating System (RAS) impacts your ability to spot winning trades. Learn how to practice the right way, avoid costly backtesting mistakes, and dramatically speed up your journey to consistent profitability.</p><p>Start your RISK-FREE 14-Day Trial membership today at www.TierOneTrading.com</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p>
1293 - Trailing Stops 101: The Secret to Protecting Profits & Cutting Losses
<p>Are you managing your trades… or just letting them ride?</p><p>In this episode, we break down trailing stops—what they are, how to use them, and whether they’re actually worth the extra work. More importantly, we tackle the real question: are you willing to do what it takes to improve your edge?</p><p>Because successful trading isn’t about shortcuts… it’s about execution.</p><p>🎯 Free Resource:Grab my FREE Trading Computer Buyer’s Guide (link below) and make smarter decisions when upgrading your setup. - https://www.tradingcomputerbuyersguide.com/optin-629312741738938873920 </p><p>Your Trading Coach - A
EP 51: The Business of History (with Tom Levitt)
Tom Levitt was exploring a course on 19th century history during the pandemic crisis when he stumbled upon WH Beable’s 'Romance of Great Businesses', a 1926 book exploring 32 iconic British companies. He was intrigued by the realisation that many of them still exist today (although mostly as brand names rather than intact corporations). It inspired the former teacher, MP and business advisor to delve into their stories and write his own book – The Business of History: Tales and Lessons from Two Centuries of British Commerce.<br />Listen in to Tom's entertaining discussion with Russell Napier about famous names such as WH S...
Proven Investment Strategies for the “Energy Decade” with Resource Insider’s Jamie Keech
Host Bill Powers interviews returning guest Jamie Keech of ResourceInsider.com, a former mining engineer, on why his “energy decade” thesis is strengthening as tech-driven demand (especially data centers) pushes huge new power requirements. Keech explains how Resource Insider evolved from a gold-and-copper newsletter into a larger team with expanded exposure to uranium, lithium, and privately built energy businesses including an Oklahoma energy royalty venture and a North Dakota terminal acquisition that has begun paying dividends. In mining stocks, he says their historic performance showed consistent outperformance in advanced-stage explorers with resources/data, strong teams, and stable jurisdictions, while grassroots expl...
THE PROP METHOD: How to IDENTIFY & SOLVE the Right Problems & Scale Faster Than EVER with Founder of Bridge to Freedom Coaching and Bestselling Author, Bridget Hom
<p>Ever feel like you’re busy all day but still not getting the things done that actually move your life forward?</p> <p>You’re checking boxes, replying to emails, juggling a million tabs in your brain… but at the end of the day, it feels like you just spun your wheels. If that sounds familiar, this episode is going to hit home.</p> <p>In this conversation, I sit down with Bridget Hom, founder of Bridge to Freedom Coaching and co-owner of The Axiom Group. Bridget is a best-selling author, speaker, and business strategist who helps entrepreneurs and organi...
EP 52: The Smith Conversations (with Robbie Mochrie) Shelf Life #11
In this episode, Robbie Mochrie catches up with Leila Johnston and Fraser Allen to discuss a series of events he has organised to celebrate the 250-year anniversary of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations. Called The Smith Conversations, the programme begins on 9 March as a distinguished panel of guests assemble at the Library of Mistakes to discuss Smith on Equality. Further events explore Smith's thoughts on Wealth, Capitalism, Power and Education. See link below for tickets.<br />We also hear from Didasko CEO David Clarke as he playfully plans a bus-trip beano to the Weekend of Mistakes in Hay-on-Wye, while Library...
From Alaskan Bush Pilot & Hunting Guide to 9-Figure CEO: How to Make Money & Meaning with Founder of Groove Life, The Quarry Project, Peter Goodwin
<p>Ever had one of those moments where you step back from everything you have built and ask yourself a simple but uncomfortable question. What is all this actually for?</p> <p>Many entrepreneurs chase success with relentless energy. Bigger revenue. Bigger teams. Bigger assets. Bigger everything. But eventually a deeper question surfaces. If you already have enough, what keeps you going?</p> <p>In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I sit down with entrepreneur and outdoorsman Peter Goodwin for a raw and honest conversation about success, identity, and building a life that actually means something. Peter shares...
Oil prices dip on de-escalation news
<p>We are now into the first hours of a two-week ceasefire in the U.S.-Iran conflict. The wholesale price of oil has plunged nearly 16%. The New York price was pushing $118 yesterday; this morning, it's below $95 a barrel. While the war certainly isn't over, markets are celebrating the momentary relief. Then, we'll check in with both a New Mexico nonprofit and an AI firm to understand the region's K-shaped economy. </p>
nrc30 | Keeping P2P trading alive in Nigeria with Tochi Onyiah of NoOnes
<p>Tochi Onyiah is doing her part to continue to give Nigerians access to P2P trading via NoOnes — despite the Nigerian governments crackdown on such services.</p> <p>Inflation in Nigeria is rampant and being able to access bitcoin and stablecoins in such an environment is vital for those looking to preserve the value of their labor in a harsh economic environment.</p> <p>Enjoy the interview!</p> <p>Follow Tochi and NoOnes on social media:</p> <p>X (Twitter): @tochionyiah @noonesapp @noonesafrica</p> <p>Instagram: @tochi_onyiah</p> <p>Use NoOnes for P2P trading: https://noones.com/</p>...
February inflation data shows more of the same
<p>The personal consumption expenditures report, which is the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation, showed costs rose 2.8% year-over-year in Feburary. That’s above the target, but never fear: Resilient consumers keep on spending, despite rising prices. What’ll it take to shake things up? Also in this episode: A war-driven plastic shortage costs U.S. manufacturers, we give that GDP revision some context, and Kai visits a nuclear reactor.</p><br/><p>Every story has an economic angle. Want some in your inbox? Subscribe to our daily or weekly newsletter.</p><br/><p>Marketplace is more than a radio show...
Helping Open-Source Bitcoin Developers Thrive w/ Amiti Uttarwar
<p>In this episode of new renaissance capital, Frank sits down with Amiti Uttarwar, the first confirmed female Bitcoin Core developer and founder of Waye. Amiti discusses her transition from technical development to providing psychosocial support and executive coaching for open-source builders. We explore the "tyranny of permissionlessness" and why supporting the mental well-being of developers is critical for the long-term resilience of the Bitcoin ecosystem.</p> <p>Host: Frank Corva </p> <p>Guest: Amiti Uttarwar </p> <p>0:00 Cold Open </p> <p>0:28 Intro from Frank </p> <p>2:28 Introducing Amiti and Waye </p> <p>9:06 Amiti's Technical Background </p> <p>15:04 Defining Burnout <...
“Decade of the Miner”: Generational Opportunity & Smarter Due Diligence with Expert Jonathan Goodman
Dundee Corporation CEO Jonathan Goodman argues mining has entered a “generational opportunity” after generalist investors largely abandoned the sector post-2010 and amid growing recognition that North America needs secure domestic supply chains and new mines. Goodman expects Canada and the U.S. to streamline permitting, citing direct government outreach and the view that permitting should not take a decade. Drawing on mine-building experience at Dundee Precious Metals in Bulgaria and Serbia, he explains why discounted cash flow and NI 43-101 stage-gate studies can mislead and can often be no more than marketing documents. He urges investors to focus on recommendations and...
“People Call Me Crazy”: Three Contrarian Macro Trades from Tavi Costa
Tavi Costa, founder and CEO of Azuria Capital, reveals three contrarian macro trades for which, he says, “people will call me crazy.” He also discusses the recent gold sell-off, which Costa argues does not fit a typical liquidation event since equities and treasuries were not crashing; he suggests an alternative possibility that Iran or other gray-area actors may have sold gold accumulated via oil trade outside the dollar system. Costa says the pullback created an oversold buying opportunity and expects gold to be multiples higher over 5–10 years, driven by dollar devaluation tied to U.S. twin deficits, central-bank buying, stagnant mine s...
EP 55: The Swiss Franc, 1798 to 2055 (with Costa Vayenas)
Join Russell Napier and Costa Vayenas as they explore a currency with a cult following – the Swiss Franc. Costa is author of The Swiss Franc, from 1798 to 2055 – and yes, that's not a typo. The book promises a treasure trove of deep data and insights, and explains how Switzerland manages with an ever-appreciating exchange rate. Looking ahead, it also discusses what long-term bond yield differentials might imply for the Swiss franc against the US dollar, and the importance of jurisdictions for asset values in a world where states and private individuals are shifting to new forms of digital money.<br /><br />Prod...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 6, 2026
Start your morning with Buzzcast with Abe Madkour: Raves for PWHL record-setter at MSG; top MLB jersey sales and another soccer-specific stadium opens Sign up for SBJ 360, our free, daily newsletter. SBJ 360 delivers a concise, high-level overview of the most important stories shaping the sports industry. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
1294 - The Hidden Skill Every Profitable Trader Has (No One Talks About)
<p>Most traders think they need a better strategy—but the real issue is emotional endurance.<br>In this episode, we break down why your inability to handle discomfort is holding you back and how to fix it.</p><p>Please remember to RATE/REVIEW the show if you ahven't already.</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p>
1292 - Overtrading & the 2nd Evaluation
<p>Demo trading isn’t just for beginners—it can be a powerful tool for experienced traders too. In this episode, Akil explains how using a demo account as a second evaluation period can help you fine-tune your strategy, find the right balance between maximum profitability and overtrading, and build confidence in your process before putting real money on the line.</p><p>Support the show by leaving a rating!</p><p>Your Trading Coach - Akil </p>
