Brandon Elliott: How to Use Credit to Build Generational Wealth Without Paying Interest
<p >Brandon Elliott is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, and credit expert whose journey is a powerful testament to perseverance, faith, and resilience. After surviving a life-altering explosion that burned 40% of his body and facing house arrest, Brandon chose a new path—one rooted in purpose and growth. Starting from the bottom, he worked multiple jobs while educating himself relentlessly through books, podcasts, seminars, and hands-on experience.</p> <p >In 2015, Brandon purchased his first rental property, and within a year he scaled to 10 income-producing properties—allowing him to quit his jobs and achieve financial freedom. Credit was the tool that made...
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2026 January 14
Dr. John Prudhont: How to Build, Grow, and Exit a Business With Financial Discipline
<p>Dr. John Prudhont (Dr. J.) is a seasoned financial executive, business broker, and educator with more than 40 years of experience across financial services, real estate, and mergers and acquisitions. Raised in East Los Angeles by middle-class parents, Dr. J. built his career from the ground up, holding leadership roles with major institutions including Norwest Mortgage, Lomas Mortgage USA, and 1st Nationwide Bank. He is the co-founder of multiple real estate, finance, and M&A firms and currently leads The Business Brokers Inc. in California and Nevada, advising main street to middle-market companies on exits, valuations, deal structure, and negotiations...
The Besties of 2025
<p>t’s the 50th week of the year, which means it’s time once again for the Besties—a celebration of the episodes that educated, amused, and enriched us most in 2025. David highlights ten standout episodes from this year, revisiting the ideas, stories, and lessons that lingered long after the microphones were off. And all of the voices behind those moments return for brief cameos, reflecting on the year that was and looking ahead to what comes next. From Authors in August and a Market Cap Game Show world championship, to character, community, games, and the many ways listeners took co...
Best bite: Motley Fool's Scott Phillips on uncertainty
<p>In one of the more thoughtful moments from the year, Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool reflects on uncertainty, valuation, and why investing is less about being right and more about accepting what you can’t know</p> <p>For more or to watch on YouTube—check out http://linktr.ee/sharedlunch</p> <p>Shared Lunch is brought to you by Sharesies Australia Limited (ABN 94 648 811 830; AFSL 529893) in Australia and Sharesies Limited (NZ) in New Zealand. It is not financial advice. Information provided is general only and current at the time it’s provided, and does not take into account your o...
Podcasts
Nonprofit Spotlight - Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ
<p>In this episode of the Nonprofit Spotlight Series, we interview Ginny Hill, CEO of Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey. They discuss the mission of the Girl Scouts, the significance of the cookie program, community partnerships, challenges in nonprofit talent management, and future plans for the organization. Jenny highlights how the Girl Scouts empower girls through various programs and the importance of community support in achieving their goals.</p> <br><p>---------------------------</p><p>About Charity Charge<br><br>Charity Charge is a financial technology company serving the nonprofit sector. From the Charity Charge Nonprofit Credit Card...
Is Silver Ready to Outrun Gold?
<p>Jeff Praissman is joined by Will Rhind of GraniteShares to break down the evolving relationship between gold and silver, and why silver may be positioned to outperform in the current macro environment. From industrial demand and supply deficits to real rates, dollar weakness, and geopolitical risk, they explore whether silver’s long-awaited catch-up trade is finally underway.</p>
Protecting People and Planet: Inside the Sierra Club Foundation with Dan Chu
<p>Stephen Garten sits down with Dan Chu, Executive Director of the Sierra Club Foundation, to unpack how one of America’s most established environmental institutions operates and funds its mission. Dan explains the Sierra Club’s roots going back to 1892, why the Sierra Club Foundation was created in 1960, and how the Sierra Club’s (c)(4) and Foundation’s (c)(3) roles work together.</p><p>They cover the Sierra Club’s focus on three “existential crises”: biodiversity loss and extinction, climate instability, and the growing disconnect between people and nature. Dan shares how outings and community-based outdoor programming build long-term public support...
The “Dirty Bitcoin” Problem Nobody Wants to Admit | Gary Cardone
<p>In this in-depth and candid interview, Gary Cardone shares his unique perspective on Bitcoin, emphasizing that success in the space isn’t just about timing the market but maintaining disciplined, long-term commitment. The conversation dives deep into the mindset that separates speculative traders from genuine builders, highlighting Bitcoin as a revolutionary “business” free from human error, offering unparalleled control over one’s financial destiny. Gary explores how “old money” is now entering the Bitcoin market methodically, contrasting with the youthful speculative culture, and discusses the complexities of “clean” versus “dirty” Bitcoin, regulatory challenges, and institutional adoption. The interview also touches on how Bitco...
Wealth Kick #5: The long run
<p>What if you never had to work again? Well, you’ll get there someday—if you set yourself up for retirement. </p> <p>It can be hard to get excited about your KiwiSaver account when retirement feels distant, but it’s your ticket to freedom. In this episode, we try to bring that far-off future a bit closer to home, with actions you can take now that could pay off later on. Listen in to debunk some old myths and check if you’re on track for the day you knock off for good.</p> <p>This is the fifth epi...
Podcast Extra: Important Tax Changes for the 2026 Filing Season
<p><b>Retirement.Radio’s Matt McClure</b> sits down with Mark Steber, Chief Tax Officer of Jackson Hewitt, to break down what taxpayers need to know heading into the 2026 tax season. They discuss some of the biggest changes on the horizon, including an estimated $300 billion in refunds expected for millions of Americans — and why filing early and accurately can make a real difference.</p> <p>Steber walks through several new tax benefits, including deductions for tipped and overtime workers and a new tax break for seniors age 65 and older. The conversation also covers practical tips on getting organized, choosing a tru...
The Highest Exam: Jia Ruixue and Li Hongbin on China's Gaokao and What It Reveals About Chinese Society
<p>This week on Sinica, I speak with Jia Ruixue and Li Hongbin, coauthors of The Highest Exam: How the Gaokao Shapes China. We're talking about China's college entrance exam — dreaded and feared, with outsized ability to determine life outcomes, seen as deeply flawed yet also sacrosanct, something few Chinese want drastically altered or removed. Cards on table: I had very strong preconceptions about the gaokao. My wife and I planned our children's education to get them out of the Chinese system before it became increasingly oriented toward gaokao preparation. But this book really opened my eyes. </p><p>Ruixue is...
Government Spending and Global Risk: Why Your Financial Plan Really Matters
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. and Anthony take a wide-angle look at global and political events – and why they matter to your money.</p> <p>The conversation touches on international tensions, including developments involving Venezuela, unrest in the Middle East, and broader global affairs. J.R. and Anthony discuss how wars, government intervention, and geopolitical uncertainty can ripple through markets, increase government spending, and add pressure to an already growing national debt.</p> <p>They also talk about the continued pace of government spending, the long-term implications of debt, and why these issues make personal financial pl...
Thursday Jan. 15, 2026
Bitcoin Down, Everything Else Up. #CryptoTownHall
<p>In this Crypto Town Hall episode, we unpack the wild silver surge hitting all-time highs amid euphoric (and defensive) sentiment, while Bitcoin and crypto stay frustratingly flat. We debate why precious metals are stealing the spotlight as the go-to safe haven right now, macro cross-currents shaking things up, Bitcoin’s delayed breakout potential, self-custody hurdles, altcoin despair, and the growing role of Bitcoin-backed lending in 2026.</p>
Mark Sidel on China's Oversight of Foreign NGOs: Eight Years of the Overseas NGO Law
<p>This week on Sinica, I speak with Mark Sidel, the Doyle Bascom Professor of Law and Public Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a senior fellow at the International Center for Not for Profit Law. </p><p>Mark has written extensively on law and philanthropy in China and across Asia, including widely cited analyses of how the Chinese security state came to play a central role in managing foreign civil society organizations. Since the Law on the Management of Domestic Activities of Overseas NGOs took effect on January 1, 2017, China has introduced a remarkably comprehensive, vertically integrated system of...
Understanding Body Language with Jan Hargrave
<p>Great leadership is more than what you say. It shows up in nonverbal conversations. In high-pressure moments, your posture, presence and body language can build trust or erode it.</p><p>Jan Hargrave, globally recognized body language and nonverbal communication expert, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to unpack how leaders communicate confidence, credibility and authenticity without saying a word. Drawing from decades of experience in boardrooms, courtrooms, classrooms and virtual meetings, Jan shares how small, intentional shifts in body language can change how others perceive you and how you perceive yourself.</p><p>Jan gets real about:</p> First...
Murder House: Zhong Na on the Silicon Valley Tragedy That Exposed the Cracks in China's Meritocracy
<p>This week on Sinica, I speak with Zhong Na, a novelist and essayist whose new piece, "Murder House," appears in the inaugural issue of Equator — a striking new magazine devoted to longform writing that crosses borders, disciplines, and cultures. In January 2024, a young couple, both Tsinghua-educated Google engineers living in a $2.5 million Silicon Valley home, became the center of a tragedy that captivated Chinese social media far more than American outlets. Zhong Na explores how the case became a collective Rorschach test — a mirror held up to contemporary Chinese society, exposing cracks in the myths of meritocracy, the prestige of g...
Wednesday Jan. 21, 2026 - We are headed for Houston!
Navigating Criticism with Courage with Mark McCully
<p>Leadership is easy when everyone agrees. But the real test comes when the voices get loud, opinions fracture and every decision is met with scrutiny.</p><p>Mark McCully, CEO of the American Angus Association, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to share how he navigates criticism, conflict, and controversy while staying true to his mission and values. From managing 22,000 members with competing priorities to weathering social media storms and high-stakes industry debates, Mark offers a candid look at what steady, humble leadership requires today.</p><p>Mark gets real about:</p> Leading through criticism: why thick skin, empathy and...
Empowering Tough Conversations with Ashley Collins
<p>There is power in navigating high-stakes and emotionally charged conversations with clarity, confidence and humanity</p><p>Ashley Collins, CEO of the North Carolina Peanut Growers Association, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to break down why honest dialogue matters. She provides tools so leaders can prepare, respond and grow through high-stakes conversations. With experience leading growers, navigating board dynamics and shaping conversations across agriculture, Ashley brings a grounded and practical perspective to those conversations we often avoid.</p><p>Ashley explores:</p> Preparing with purpose: how to think through your intent, plan your words and choose the right environment b...
"Bitcoin’s 2026 Rally Has A MAJOR Problem & No One’s Talking About It!" | George Tung
<p>In this eye-opening episode, we sit down w/ George Tung w/ CryptosRUs to dive deep into why the traditional Bitcoin four-year cycle is breaking down, with geopolitical forces and Trump’s policy moves now driving crypto’s fate instead of just price action. Discover how ETFs, macro chaos, and leverage liquidations are reshaping markets, why gold and silver surged unexpectedly in 2025, and how serious players are pivoting to big-cap cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum amid retail uncertainty. </p>
Wealth kick #7: Looking for a man in finance
<p >When do you stop going it alone with your money—and start getting advice? How do you know if you actually need a financial advisor, and how do you find one you can trust?</p> <p >In the final episode of the Wealth Kick, we’re talking about what happens when DIY can only get you so far. We cover when it makes sense to bring in professional help, what green flags (and red flags) to look for in an advisor, and how good advice can give you clarity, confidence, and momentum.</p> <p >Financial advisors Billy and Ed Glenn...
Market Cap Game Show: Bubble Wrap & Sidewalk Robots
<p>It’s time once again for the Market Cap Game Show Holiday Edition, where intuition meets valuation and everyday life meets market caps. Bill Barker and Matt Argersinger take the stage, vying for the final spot in our 2026 March Market Cap Madness World Championships, as they test their mettle—and yours—across ten public companies. From Bubble Wrap and sidewalk robots to semiconductors, ski resorts, biotech pipelines, and online commerce platforms, the matchups span the familiar and the delightfully unexpected, with plenty of raucous banter along the way. Play along at home, challenge your market-cap intuition, and see whether you ca...
Old, New, Borrowed & Blue, Vol. 10
<p>This week, David returns to one of his favorite flexible formats: Old, New, Borrowed, Blue. In this tenth volume, he brings back a few personal lifehacks, peeves, and perks from past episodes; introduces a new financial holiday—“National Share Day”—imagining a country where every American becomes an owner; borrows a passage from his free downloadable book chapter to explore how AI may (or may not) fit into Rule Breaker investing; and closes with a blue reflection on the rise and fall of Bed Bath & Beyond—and asks, was this the very first stock The Motley Fool ever shorted?</p> <p>Someth...
December 2025 Mailbag: “Am I a Fool?”
<p>It’s the final Rule Breaker Investing podcast of 2025, and the year ends as it always does—with your Mailbag. David shares his annual year-forward market call, then works through listener notes that capture the heart of the Foolish journey. We hear from a father investing alongside his seven-year-old son, an investor who audited his own selling history and discovered just how early he’d stepped off some great rides, and Fools thinking carefully about contribution timing, position sizing, and excellence that keeps winning. Along the way, David revisits core ideas like letting winners run, being a “for” person, and ultima...
Brent Daniels: How to Build a Simple, Profitable Wholesaling Business from Scratch
<p >Brent Daniels is a nationally recognized real estate investor, coach, and founder of Wholesaling Inc., a leading education platform in the real estate investing space. Known for his direct, action-oriented approach, Brent helps investors simplify wholesaling, eliminate overwhelm, and follow clear, proven steps to close deals consistently.</p> <p >After starting out broke and frustrated, Brent transformed his life through wholesaling by following a simple, repeatable system. He went on to build a multi–seven-figure wholesaling business, now generating over $2 million annually, largely driven by paid traffic and data-backed marketing strategies.</p> <p >Brent also leads TTP Marketing, a sp...
Bitcoin Drops Below $88K Amid Gov Shutdown! Is The Market About To Crack?
<p>Bitcoin is trading in the shadow of Washington dysfunction as government shutdown risks collide with the stalled Crypto Clarity Act, keeping markets on edge. In this livestream, we break down how political gridlock, delayed regulation, and policy uncertainty are impacting Bitcoin’s price action, liquidity, and investor confidence—and why clarity in Washington may matter more than any chart pattern right now. </p>
November 2025 Mailbag: Be a FOR Person
<p>As November comes to a close and Thanksgiving arrives, our Mailbag is brimming! From Gratitude Challenge triumphs to a brand-new five-stock sampler, from Winter Soldier fortitude to navigating concentrated positions, inheritance questions, regrets, and remarkable investing wins—this month’s notes run deep and wide. David is joined by Andy Cross and Robert Brokamp to explore strategies for retirement withdrawals, building children’s portfolios, and managing dominant holdings, while also celebrating generosity, unity, and candle-lighting stories from across the Fool community. It’s a warm, thoughtful Mailbag to close the month—and a reminder of why this community is such a joy...
Nonprofit Spotlight - YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City
<p>In this episode of the Charity Charge Show, host Grayson Harris sits down with Joe Kendrick (Executive Director of Christian Mission) and Lacey Kendrick (VP of Financial Development) from the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City. The duo discusses the 180-year history of the YMCA movement, the strategic importance of its Christian heritage, and the complex balance between earned revenue and philanthropic impact.</p><p>Key Discussion Points</p>The Roots of a Global Movement: Joe Kendrick recounts the 1844 founding of the YMCA by George Williams in London and how that original vision of "hope and grace" translates to modern-day...
Gold 5k, Silver 100, Bitcoin Lags. Give up? #CryptoTownHall
<p>In this Crypto Town Hall, the crew dives into crypto's current flatline, Bitcoin and majors stuck while gold nears $5K and silver tops $100, with AI and commodities stealing the spotlight. They unpack flawed tokenomics from the early days (non-dilutive cash grabs with no real value flow), the need to purge worthless projects, and how institutional buyers like ETFs and MicroStrategy are quietly holding the line against long-term holder dumps. Plus, optimism around next week's SEC-CFTC coordination potentially fixing token economics, frustration with taxes killing real-world use, and why precious metals strength could set Bitcoin up for a big rebound."<...
Healing Leaders: An Inside-Out Path to Better Decisions
<p>This week on Rule Breaker Investing, David is joined by Raj Sisodia and Nilima Bhat, co-authors of Healing Leaders, for a conversation about leadership burnout, meaning, and why wholeness may be a strategic advantage. Rather than treating healing as a “soft” idea, Raj and Nilima walk through the book’s seven steps and explore how inner state shapes judgment, patience, courage, and long-term thinking—in business, investing, and life. Along the way, they connect the “Wise Fool” archetype and the idea of Shakti to conscious capitalism, rule-breaking optimism, and the kind of leadership that compounds over time.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Host: Da...
Inside TGR Foundation’s(Tiger Woods Charity) Learning Lab Model: Education, Measurement, and Durable Skills
<p>Stephen Garten sits down with Cyndi Court to mark the TGR Foundation’s 30th anniversary and unpack how the foundation evolved from golf clinics into a scaled education model centered on “Learning Labs.” Cyndi explains how TGR built a repeatable program framework, standardized curriculum, and modern measurement systems before expanding to new cities. The conversation also covers durable skills, partnerships that actually work, earned revenue through events, and what makes a strong nonprofit board.</p><p>Key topics covered</p>The origin story of TGR Foundation (1996) and Tiger Woods’ family values of “sharing and caring”The post 9/11 shift toward education an...
Preparing for the Inevitable with Hannah Thompson-Weeman
<p>Preparation, transparency and trust are leadership imperatives in an industry where scrutiny is constant, and reputations can shift overnight.</p><p>Hannah Thompson-Weeman, President and CEO of the Animal Agriculture Alliance, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to unpack what it really takes to lead through crisis in food and agriculture. With deep roots in dairy and a career spent navigating high-stakes issues, activist pressure and reputational risk, Hannah brings a calm, strategic lens to moments leaders hope never come. Drawing on decades of industry experience, she explains why crisis preparedness starts long before something goes wrong and why culture, c...
Jose Rodriguez: How to Repair Your Credit and Build a Strong Financial Foundation
<p>Jose Rodriguez, known as The Credit Dude, is the founder of Got Credit?, a nationally trusted credit repair company established in 2010. Over the past 15 years, he has helped thousands of clients rebuild their credit, restore confidence, and achieve lasting financial stability.</p> <p>A former Marine, Jose brings discipline, integrity, and focus to every client relationship. He guides clients through credit report analysis, disputes under the FCRA, and strategies to maintain strong credit beyond the repair process.</p> <p>Today, his mission is to educate, repair, and build strong financial foundations. Trusted by realtors, lenders, and business leaders, Jose...
Flat Markets, Big Questions
<p>Markets may look calm on the surface, but beneath the flat tape are growing questions around rates, bonds, earnings and sector risk. In this fast paced Midweek Minute, Jeff Praissman and Scott Bauer break down what’s really driving sentiment and what investors should be watching next.</p>
Eric Olander: After the Maduro Capture — Assessing China's Real Exposure in Venezuela
<p>This week on Sinica, in a joint episode with the China-Global South Podcast, I speak with Eric Olander, host of the China Global South Podcast and founder/editor-in-chief of the China-Global South Project. </p><p>In the early hours of January 3rd, U.S. forces carried out a coordinated operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, followed by their rendition to the United States to face drug trafficking charges. The operation unfolded quickly, with minimal kinetic escalation, but has raised far-reaching questions about international law, hemispheric security, and the Trump a...
January 2026 Mailbag: Values, Kids, Games & Inspiration
<p>This week’s Rule Breaker Investing Mailbag brings together beautiful questions and stories to start the new year. We wrestle with a values-alignment dilemma around owning Robinhood, explore what it looks like to turn investing into a real, score-kept game for kids (including outperforming Dad), consider a mischievous strategy for the Market Cap Game Show, and close with an inspiring note from a retired basketball coach whose patient, optimistic approach built lasting financial freedom. Along the way, we’re reminded that investing isn’t just about returns—it’s about judgment, temperament, family, and choosing to be a “for” person over ti...
Drill, Baby… Maybe?
<p>As 2026 begins, markets are digesting weak job growth, rising wage pressures, and growing uncertainty around energy policy. In this episode, Andrew Wilkinson is joined by Steve Sosnick and Jose Torres to unpack why oil companies are hesitating and why investors keep buying the dip despite the noise.</p>
Designing a Successful Life with Jason Wetzler
<p>Leadership isn’t about the titles you collect or the recognition you earn. It’s about who you become and who you help along the way.</p><p>Jason Wetzler, leadership speaker, facilitator and advocate for people-first leadership, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast for a conversation about redefining success, building identity and prioritizing purpose. From childhood moments on stage to hard-earned lessons about career, family and fulfillment, Jason shares why real leadership is rooted in service, consistency and becoming the kind of person others trust and follow.</p><p>Jason opens up about:</p> Redefining success: titles, status, and foll...
Headlines, Protests, and the Price of Government Waste
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. and Anthony react to current headlines and financial trends making noise across the country. They discuss ongoing protests, the continued run in the stock market, and rising prices in precious metals.</p> <p>The conversation also turns to the national debt and government spending, including the Festivus Report on waste, inefficiency, and why these issues keep coming back year after year. As always, the focus is on helping listeners stay prepared – not scared – and confident that their financial strategy is built to withstand uncertainty, regardless of headlines or political noise.</p> <p>...
Tuesday Jan. 27, 2026 - Time to buy Boeing?
Bill Fairman: How to Invest in Real Estate Without Owning it By Being the Bank
<p >Bill Fairman is a best-selling author, national speaker, and seasoned entrepreneur with 30+ years in private lending and real estate. A longtime AAPL member featured in multiple industry publications, he co-authored Drive to Success and believes strong relationships and learning from mistakes are the foundation of lasting success.</p> <p >As Co-Founder of Carolina Capital, Bill helps professionals preserve and grow their wealth through real estate–backed private lending. With over 11 years of strong fund performance and long-term investor loyalty, his firm is known for capital preservation, consistent returns, and transparent management. He works with accredited investors, high-net-worth individuals, and fi...
Essays From Yesterday, Vol. 8
<p>As we open 2026, David looks backward to get clearer about what really matters going forward. In the eighth installment of Essays From Yesterday, he revisits four Rule Breaker essays written between 2006 and 2014—spanning market sell-offs, forgotten drawdowns, early buyouts, language that shapes behavior, and the enduring power of mindset. Along the way, we’re reminded that sharp declines happen more often than we remember, that short-term scorecards mislead, and that a handful of great winners can overwhelm many mistakes. This lesson-filled episode makes the case for capital “H” History as an investor’s secret weapon—and for why perspective, patience, and...
Rod Khleif: How to Scale Fast, Raise Capital, and Build Legacy Wealth
<p >Rod Khleif is the host of the world's #1 commercial real estate podcast, Lifetime Cash Flow Through Real Estate Investing, with over 20 million downloads. A best-selling author, speaker, and multifamily investor for more than 40 years, Rod has owned and managed over 2,000 properties and currently owns thousands of apartment units across multiple states. His training programs have helped thousands of investors build cash-flowing portfolios and achieve financial freedom.</p> <p >An immigrant from Holland who started with very little, Rod discovered real estate's potential early and went on to build a career grounded in resilience, discipline, and proven strategy. His students...
Is Big Tech Reclaiming the Throne?
<p>Big Tech is showing renewed strength as market leadership broadens beyond a narrow group of names. In this IBKR Podcast episode, Kevin Davitt of Nasdaq joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down what’s driving the rally, the role of semiconductors, consumer resilience and whether Big Tech is reclaiming its place at the center of market influence.</p>
Normalcy Bias & Worst-Case Scenarios: Managing Your Money in Uncertain Times
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. and Anthony discuss why periods of global unrest and nonstop headlines often cause people to either panic or do nothing at all. The conversation centers on normalcy bias, the tendency to assume things will continue as they always have, even when warning signs are clear.</p> <p><br />The show touches on recent protests, growing unrest both domestically and abroad, and continued examples of government waste highlighted in the latest Festivus Report. While these topics dominate the news cycle, J.R. challenges listeners to look past fear and frustration and ask...
Forging an Adaptive Industry with Blaze Currie
<p>Leading forward demands curiosity, adaptability and team-first mentality.</p><p>Blaze Currie, Practice Lead for Food & Ag at Vivayic, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to explore what it really takes to guide people, teams and organizations in leading agriculture. He brings a rare blend of global perspective and ag-rooted wisdom. Blaze has built a career staying curious, listening deeply, and adapting boldly.</p><p>He gets candid about:</p> Leading with Curiosity: asking questions and understanding the why leads to clarity Communicating Impact: the best communicators listen first, build trust and speak intent before diving into strategy Creating Adaptive...
Is Open Interest the Missing Signal in Options Trading?
<p>Is open interest the overlooked signal that reveals where real risk and conviction are building in the options market? Market Chameleon’s Dmitry Pargamanik and Will McBride break down how traders can interpret open interest alongside volume and implied volatility to better understand positioning, sentiment, and price discovery.</p>
Friday Jan. 23, 2026 - Update on Intel
Calculating Risk Foolishly, Vol. 4: ETSY v. DUOL
<p>Risk gets talked about a lot in investing—and often defined poorly. This week on Rule Breaker Investing, David is joined by Motley Fool analysts Alicia Alfiere and Yasser El-Shimy to walk through his full 25-point risk rating system, a framework he’s used for more than a decade to replace vague labels like “medium risk” with something concrete and measurable. Using Etsy and Duolingo as live 2026 case studies, the trio scores each company question by question—covering the business, financials, competition, leadership, and the investor’s own willingness to dig deeper. Along the way, listeners get a deeper look at how studying r...
The 2026 investor’s survival guide: Part 1
<p>In the first of two parts on what investors need to know in 2026, we discuss a world preoccupied with the Trump effect.</p> <p>While markets like Japan and Europe outperformed the States last year, Craigs Investment Director Mark Lister and KiwiBank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr explain why the US remains a major force. Closer to home, they outline how NZ is getting off its knees and into recovery mode. Is tech and AI concentration in the US S&P 500 something to be concerned about? Are lower interest rates leading to a broader recovery at home beyond dairy? What...
Wealth kick #3: The joy of excel
<p >Do we all really need a budget? And if we do… why does it feel so intimidating (and kind of boring)?<br >In this episode, we’re reframing budgeting as something a little less restrictive—and a lot more useful. You’ll hear why budgets aren’t about rules, and how a good budget can actually help you say yes to more of the awesome stuff in life.</p> <p >We chat to Reagan White from Where’s My Money about how getting real with the numbers helped him avoid financial panic, and we ask Ruth Henderson (aka The Happy Saver...
Wealth kick #6: The witch of Wall Street
<p>Now what? You’re not a beginner anymore, but you’re not a trader either. You’ve been investing for a while, and you understand the fundamentals—what comes next? Is it time to get more complicated, or just set and forget?</p> <p>In this episode of the Wealth Kick, we explore a new money problem: the question of how to progress your investing. We’re talking about research and risks, consistency vs. curiosity—and whether you should be getting hands-on or staying at arm’s length.</p> <p>Financial advisor Ed Glennie, Ruth Henderson from The Happy Saver, and Sha...
Why Chinese Markets Are Back on Investors’ Radar
<p>Chinese markets are showing renewed momentum in early 2026, driven by advances in AI, a reopening IPO pipeline, and supportive policy shifts. In this IBKR Podcast episode, Andrew Wilkinson is joined by Xiaolin Chen of KraneShares to break down what’s fueling the rally and what global investors should be watching next.</p>
Wealth kick #2: The naked truth
<p>Why is it so tough to confront important things head-on—including our money? Why does the first step feel so daunting, even when it’s a simple one? In this episode of the Wealth Kick, we go to battle with procrastination.</p> <p>Find out why so many of us avoid looking at our spending, and get the nudge you need to take stock of your financial situation. Hear from the experts on how to stop stalling and look your accounts in the eye.</p> <p>This is the second episode of the Wealth Kick, a limited series to chan...
Girl Scouts of Central Texas on building leaders and sustainable revenue beyond cookie season
<p>Most people think they know Girl Scouts because of one thing: cookies.</p><p>In Episode 143 of the Charity Charge Show, Stephen Garten sits down in person with Paula Bookidis, CEO of Girl Scouts of Central Texas, to talk about what the public rarely sees. Yes, the cookie program is a powerhouse. But the real story is how Girl Scouts builds courage, confidence, and character through a leadership experience that blends entrepreneurship, STEM, outdoors, and life skills<br>.</p><p>Girl Scouts of Central Texas serves more than 12,000 members across 46 counties, runs with about 75 full-time staff, and relies on...
Podcast Extra—Inflation, Tariffs, and Dupe Culture: How We’re Shopping This Holiday Season
<p>In this interview, Retirement.Radio’s Matt McClure speaks with Mary Hines Droesch, head of consumer and small business products at Bank of America, about holiday shopping trends. A major focus is how inflation and tariffs influence consumer behavior. The discussion also explores how dupe culture is emerging as a popular trend among younger generations who seek affordable alternatives to high-end branded items, while highlighting generational differences in gift-giving preferences and shopping habits. Mary emphasizes practical strategies for managing holiday expenses, including budgeting, using rewards cards, and taking advantage of bulk purchasing opportunities to maximize value during the holiday se...
Michael Brenes and Van Jackson on Why U.S.-China Great-Power Competition Threatens Peace and Weakens Democracy
<p>This week on Sinica, recorded at Yale University, I speak with Michael Brenes and Van Jackson, coauthors of The Rivalry Peril: How Great-Power Competition Threatens Peace and Weakens Democracy. Their argument is that framing the U.S.-China relationship as geopolitical rivalry has become more than just a foreign policy orientation — it's a domestic political project that reshapes budgets, norms, and coalitions in ways that actively harm American democracy and the American people. Rivalry narrows political possibility, makes dissent suspect, encourages neo-McCarthyism (the China Initiative, profiling of Chinese Americans), produces anti-AAPI hate, and redirects public investment away from social we...
Slowing Down and Finding Clarity with Cheryl Mitchell
<p>Real leaders shine when fear creeps in, communication breaks down and chaos starts driving decisions.</p><p>Cheryl Mitchell, leadership strategist and speaker, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to unpack what it really takes to lead through uncertainty — especially in food and agriculture. From multigenerational farm families to fast-moving organizations, Cheryl shares how leaders can slow down, listen differently and choose clarity when the noise gets loud. Drawing on decades of experience and her roots as a dairy farmer’s daughter, she offers practical insight for leading people through fear, change, and deeply personal stakes.</p><p>Cheryl gets real...
Nonprofit Spotlight - Athletes in Action
<p>In this conversation, Grayson Harris interviews Jonathan Van Horn, the Executive Director of Pro Soccer for Athletes in Action. They discuss the organization's mission to support athletes through mental health resources, the importance of volunteerism, and the challenges athletes face in maintaining their identity beyond sports. Jonathan shares insights from his 20 years of experience, emphasizing the significance of building relationships and learning from failures. They also look ahead to the upcoming World Cup in 2026 and the initiative 'Victory Beyond the Cup' aimed at mobilizing communities.</p> <br><p>---------------------------</p><p>About Charity Charge<br><br>Charity Charge is...
Can Markets Shrug Off Tariffs and Tensions?
<p>As global trade tensions resurface, markets are once again reacting to headlines around tariffs, geopolitics, and policy signals from abroad. Jeff Praissman sits down with Scott Bauer of Prosper Trading Academy to break down what’s moving markets, what investors should watch next and whether earnings and economic data can steady the ship.</p>
Afra Wang on "The Morning Star of Lingao" (临高启明) and the Rise and Reckoning of China's "Industrial Party"
<p>This week on Sinica, I speak with Afra Wang, a writer working between London and the Bay Area, currently a fellow with Gov.AI. </p><p>We're talking today about her recent WIRED piece on what might be China's most influential science fiction project you've never heard of: The Morning Star of Lingao (Língáo Qǐmíng 临高启明), a sprawling, crowdsourced novel about time travelers who bootstrap an industrial revolution in Ming Dynasty Hainan. More than a thought experiment in alternate history, it's the ur-text of China's "Industrial Party" (gōngyè dǎng 工业党) — the loose intellectual movement that sees engineering capabi...
Cracks in the Economy: Layoffs, Debt, and an AI-Driven Bubble
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. and Anthony dig into the mixed signals coming from the U.S. economy. On the surface, the markets keep pushing higher — but underneath, layoffs are spreading, credit card balances are skyrocketing heading into the holidays, and the national debt continues to climb with no signs of slowing down.</p> <p>J.R. also breaks down how artificial intelligence is accelerating economic changes faster than anyone expected. While AI is boosting productivity, it’s also contributing to job displacement and fueling what could become a dangerous market bubble as investors chase hype over...
HYPE Up, Do Fundamentals Matter? #CryptoTownHall
<p>In this Crypto Town Hall episode, Scott and guests discuss U.S. crypto legislation delays (Clarity Act, market structure bills), optimistic spring timelines, and token value accrual (hype vs. fundamentals, e.g., HYPE, BNB). They cover Bitcoin quantum risks (10–20 years away, not existential), Coinbase’s advisory board, potential Fed Chair picks (Rick Rieder bullish on BTC), rising institutional adoption via ETFs/wirehouses, silver’s frothy technicals, and the need for better marketing/education to attract new money amid current low inflows and market realism.</p>
Brittany Bettini: How to Scale Your Business Faster Using a Virtual Assistant
<p >Brittany Bettini is the Founder and CEO of I Need A VA, one of the fastest-growing virtual staffing agencies in the U.S., and the author of SheDelegates: A No-BS Guide for Women Who Refuse to Choose Between Success and Sanity (coming August 21, 2025). After years of believing she had to do everything herself—working 14-hour days, micromanaging every detail, and burning out—she discovered that delegation wasn't a luxury but a requirement for real success. That realization changed the trajectory of her business and her life.</p> <p >Today, Brittany is dedicated to helping female entrepreneurs stop drowning in task...
Bitcoin & Crypto Enter A "Critical Moment" As Wall Street Prepares For The Next Wave!
<p>Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are hitting a critical inflection point as regulatory pressure, government uncertainty, and Wall Street positioning collide. With major institutions preparing for the next wave of crypto exposure and policymakers debating rules that could reshape the industry, this moment may define how Bitcoin and digital assets evolve from here. In this livestream, we break down what’s driving the tension, why clarity in regulation matters now more than ever, and whether the next move is led by conviction, compliance, or capital rotation.</p>
Developing Future Ag Leaders with Elizabeth Galbreath
<p>Through uncertain times in agriculture, the best leaders rise to the top when they put people first and show up when the path forward isn’t clear.</p><p>Elizabeth Galbraith, Professional Development Program Manager at BASF and the 2025 AFA Bridge Builder Award recipient, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to share why investing in relationships is the true competitive advantage in agriculture and leadership. From growing up on a Maryland dairy farm to mentoring early-career professionals across the ag industry, Elizabeth reflects on how believing in people, embracing uncertainty, and leading with authenticity can shape careers and cultures.</p><p>...
Wednesday Jan. 28, 2026 - Seagate good, AT&T bad
Daniel Bessner on American Primacy, Cold War Liberalism, and the China Challenge
<p>This week on Sinica, I speak with Daniel Bessner, the Anne H.H. and Kenneth B. Pyle Assistant Professor in American Foreign Policy at the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington and co-host of the American Prestige Podcast. If you follow U.S.-China relations even casually, you can’t avoid hearing that we’re in a new Cold War — it’s become a rhetorical reflex in D.C., shaping budgets, foreign policy debates, media narratives, and how ordinary Americans think about China.</p><p>But what does it actually mean to call somethin...
Guest Host Iza Ding with Deborah Seligsohn: Inside COP30 in Belem, Brazil, and China's Climate Leadership
<p>This week on Sinica, I'm delighted to have Iza Ding as guest host. Iza is a professor of political science at Northwestern University and a good friend whose work on Chinese governance I greatly admire. She's joined by Deborah Seligsohn, who has been a favorite guest on this show many times. Deb is an associate professor of political science at Villanova University and was previously a science and environmental counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. This episode was recorded in three parts: the first two in Belém, Brazil during COP30 (the 30th UN Climate Change Conference), a...
Dave Cousins and Michael Drake: How to Launch Your Own Credit Repair Business
<p >Dave Cousins is an automation strategist and entrepreneur known for helping business owners scale with systems instead of burnout. After leaving the Navy, he discovered that entrepreneurship came with no roadmap—just uncertainty, setbacks, and the realization that hard work alone couldn't build a sustainable business.</p> <p >His breakthrough came when he shifted from doing everything manually to building automated, scalable processes. Since then, he has developed proven frameworks that have helped multiple entrepreneurs cross the $1M mark—systems shaped by real experience, constant refinement, and results, not theory.</p> <p >Michael Drake — known online as "Mr. Drake Vision...
Monday Jan. 26, 2026 - U.S. invests in USAR
The Fed, Inflation, and the Truth We’re Not Being Told
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. and Anthony take a closer look at the economic headlines as we head into the holiday season and question whether they reflect what Americans are really experiencing.</p> <p>They break down the Federal Reserve’s recent moves and explain why, in their view, many of the decisions coming out of Washington simply do not make sense. J.R. and Anthony also discuss the latest inflation data and why it feels disconnected from the real-world cost pressures families continue to face, even as officials suggest inflation is improving.</p> <p>The co...
Markets on Eggnog: Noise, Narratives & Nervous Investors
<p>As the holidays approach, the markets seem to be acting like they've had too much eggnog! Prices are moving, headlines are flying, and yet very little feels grounded in long-term fundamentals.</p> <p>This week, J.R. and Anthony discuss the growing sense that we are in a broadly speculative environment. They also revisit precious metals and why investors tend to gravitate toward them, especially when confidence in traditional methods feels shaky. As the year comes to a close, J.R. and Anthony thank listeners who have reached out and worked with them throughout the year. We want to...
Building Belonging in Agriculture with Kirk Maag
<p>Belonging is the foundation of great leadership. But what does it really look like to lead and work in a place where you can show up as 100% yourself?</p><p>In this episode of The Cultivating Leaders Podcast, Kirk Maag, environmental & natural resources attorney at Stoel Rives LLP, explores authenticity, inclusion and the power of leading with belonging. From growing up on a farm in eastern Oregon to helping guide national conversations on belonging through the Cultivating Change Foundation, Kirk shares what happens when workplaces truly make room for people to bring their full selves.</p><p>Kirk gets...
Tuesday Jan. 20, 2026
Nonprofit Spotlight: Veterans Community Project
<p>In this episode of our Nonprofit Spotlight series, Grayson Harris sits down with Rebecca Tallman, Executive Director of Veterans Community Project St. Louis, to discuss how the organization is tackling veteran homelessness by filling the gaps left by traditional systems.</p><p>Founded by combat veterans, Veterans Community Project provides transitional housing through tiny home villages and delivers wraparound services without restricting who qualifies for help. Rebecca shares how the model works, why saying no to certain funding is sometimes necessary, and how long term, generational impact starts with stable housing.</p><p>This is a grounded conversation about...
Best bite: You don’t need to be brilliant
<p>It’s not a phrase you hear every day. In this summer highlight, Sharesies’ Susanna Batley explains the idea of “strategic mediocrity” — a way of thinking about performance, consistency, and why the biggest long-term winners often aren’t the standouts in any single year.</p> <p> </p> <p>For more or to watch on YouTube—check out http://linktr.ee/sharedlunch</p> <p>Shared Lunch is brought to you by Sharesies Australia Limited (ABN 94 648 811 830; AFSL 529893) in Australia and Sharesies Limited (NZ) in New Zealand. It is not financial advice. Information provided is general only and current at the time it’s provided...
Mark Schaefer: How AI Changes Your Customers
<p>Mark Schaefer is a globally recognized keynote speaker, business consultant, and bestselling author known for his leadership in modern marketing and digital strategy. With over 30 years of experience in sales, PR, and marketing, he leads Schaefer Marketing Solutions and writes the acclaimed blog {grow}, consistently ranked among the world's top marketing blogs.</p> <p>A respected academic and practitioner, Mark holds advanced degrees in marketing and organizational development, teaches in the graduate program at Rutgers University, holds seven patents, and studied under Peter Drucker, the founder of modern management. He is a highly sought-after speaker, presenting at major events...
Major Bitcoin Setback Imminent? Gold & Silver Volatility Signals Market Stress!
<p>Gold and silver are surging as investors rush into safe-haven assets, driving sharp volatility across global markets—and raising new questions about what it means for Bitcoin’s price action. In this livestream, we break down why precious metals are spiking, what the surge in volatility signals about macro stress and investor confidence, and whether Bitcoin is being treated as a risk asset or a competing store of value in this environment.</p>
The Mission of Sleep in Heavenly Peace: Building Beds and Changing Lives
<p>In Episode 144 of the Charity Charge Show, we sit down with a man who is quite literally building a better night's sleep for children across the globe. Luke Mickelson, the founder of Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) Beds, joins us to share a story that started in a cold Idaho garage and has since ignited a national movement to end "child bedlessness."</p><p>From a "Two-by-Four" Realization to a National Movement<br><br></p><p>Luke’s journey didn't start in a boardroom; it started with a simple observation in Kimberly, Idaho. While looking for ways to get lo...
Friday Jan. 16, 2026 - More big news from Micron
Wealth kick #1: Wish you were here
<p>Ready to change your fortune in 2026? Welcome to the Wealth Kick.</p> <p>How do you work out what you really want? Lots of smart people have tried to crack that one, from Aristotle to Oprah. In this episode, we set out to help you pin down your goals and priorities—because before you get moving on your money, you need to know where you’re trying to go and why. </p> <p>This is the first episode of the Wealth Kick, a limited series to change your perspective on money for the new year. Until the end of Janua...
Bitcoin Shows Life; Tether Hoards Gold. #CryptoTownHall
<p>In this Crypto Town Hall episode, the panel explores Bitcoin's stall around $89K amid strong gold and silver rallies drawing speculative crypto capital rotation (via Hyperliquid, tokenized metals, etc.). They discuss Tether's growing gold reserves, China's physical demand influence, silver's alt-season-like behavior, regulatory delays pushing trading offshore, and real-world asset tokenization. Guest Mike Cagney from Figure Markets details Democratized Prime, bringing high-yield on-chain assets (like mortgages) into DeFi for cross-collateralization and leapfrogging traditional finance.</p>
Thursday Jan. 22, 2026 - Critical Metals
Humanity in Leadership with Jarrod Gillig
<p>Clarity, candor and humility shape stronger teams and smarter decisions in an industry where every choice ripples across families, communities and supply chains.</p><p>Jarrod Gillig, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Beef at Cargill, joins The Cultivating Leaders Podcast to share what he’s learned across nearly three decades inside one of the most complex protein businesses. From stewarding the people behind 90 million daily meals to navigating operational challenges that affect both producers and consumers, Jarrod brings a rare dual lens from the packer and producer side. His journey is one of curiosity, accountability and leading wi...
Wednesday Jan. 14, 2026 - Software stocks getting clobbered
Nonprofit Spotlight: Carol Klocek, CEO of the Center for Transforming Lives
<p>In this episode of the Nonprofit Spotlight Series, hosted by Charity Charge, Grayson Harris sits down with Carol Klocek, CEO of the Center for Transforming Lives, to explore what it really takes to disrupt generational poverty and build long term economic stability for single mothers and their children.</p><p>Founded in 1907 and rebranded in 2015, the Center for Transforming Lives has evolved into a comprehensive, two generational organization serving families across the Fort Worth and Tarrant County region. Carol shares how the organization pairs housing stability, early childhood education, clinical counseling, and economic mobility services to address the root...
Wealth kick #4: Back from the brink
<p>Last time you heard from us, we talked budgets—how to stop feeling trapped and build a budget that suits you. Today’s episode is a little different: an extra chapter to tell one guy’s story.</p> <p>We return to Reagan White from Where’s My Money with a tale of brutal interest rates and a mortgage that suddenly feels way less manageable. Reagan shares how close he came to losing everything—and how budgeting became a life raft to get back to safety.</p> <p>This is the fourth episode of the Wealth Kick, a limited series to...
The Fed Makes Another Move – Now What?
<p>This week on Another Money Show, J.R. recaps his recent appearances on Joe Jaquint’s Patriot Radio News Hour and how he’s enjoyed contributing to that program over the past several months. He also talks about the Federal Reserve’s latest changes, gold & silver prices, market manipulation, and what he believes may be signs of a broader market bubble.</p> <p>We want our listeners to have a clear, well-structured financial plan — one designed to navigate uncertainty, protect assets, and prepare for whatever comes next! Whether you're looking to reduce risk, generate income, or simply understand your financia...
Navigating Market Risk Heading Into 2026 with Tyler Wood
<p>Markets are sitting near record highs, but are investors overlooking key warning signs? Tyler Wood of the Chartered Market Technicians Association joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down Fed policy, sector rotation, AI enthusiasm, commodities, and the technical signals that could shape market risk and opportunity heading into 2026.</p>
A Reality Check for the New Year
<p>The guys kick off the new year with a wide-ranging conversation about the financial realities many Americans are facing right now. From student loan debt and wage garnishment to the broader cost of education and the growing national debt, they break down the issues that continue to impact households as the calendar turns and people start thinking about what comes next.</p> <p>They also discuss ongoing developments in crypto and digital currency, reflect on the holidays and the year that just wrapped up, and talk about why real conversations matter more than sales pitches. As always, the focus...
Finbarr Bermingham of the SCMP on Nexperia, Export Controls, and Europe's Impossible Position
<p>This week on Sinica, I welcome back Finbarr Bermingham, the Brussels-based Europe correspondent for the South China Morning Post, about the Nexperia dispute — one of the most revealing episodes in the global contest over semiconductor supply chains. Nexperia, a Dutch-headquartered chipmaker owned by Shanghai-listed Wingtech, became the subject of extraordinary government intervention when the Netherlands invoked a Cold War-era emergency law to seize temporary control of the company and suspend its Chinese CEO. Finbarr's reporting, drawing on Dutch court documents and expert sources, has illuminated the tangled threads of this story: preexisting concerns about governance and technology transfer, mounting U...
Silicon, Small Caps, and Sentiment
<p>Tech leadership, small-cap momentum, and shifting investor sentiment took center stage as markets kicked off the new year. Nasdaq’s Kevin Davitt joins Andrew Wilkinson to break down broadening market leadership, CES-driven tech trends, and what it all signals for investors moving forward.</p>
Accreditation, AI, and the Future of Donor Trust with Bennett Weiner, President & CEO of BBB Wise Giving Alliance (Give.org)
<p>In this insightful episode, Grayson Harris sits down with Bennett Weiner, the newly appointed CEO of the BBB Wise Giving Alliance (Give.org).</p><p>As we move through 2025 and look toward 2026, the landscape of philanthropy is shifting rapidly. Bennett shares his expertise on the critical importance of nonprofit transparency, the "evolving" nature of accountability standards, and how organizations can navigate a world where AI bots may soon outnumber humans.</p><p>Key Takeaways</p>The Power of Accreditation: Unlike rating systems that use letter grades, Give.org focuses on a 20-standard evaluation process covering governance, finances, and privacy...
Are Options Quietly Running the Market?
<p>Options trading has exploded in scale, speed, and influence, but what does that actually mean for today’s markets? Mat Cashman of the Options Clearing Corporation joins IBKR’s Jeff Praissman to break down record-setting options volume, short-dated contracts, evolving risk models, and what traders should be watching as the market heads into 2026.</p>
Bitcoin’s Fate Is Being Decided Right Now! 6 Regulatory Paths Collide
<p>Bitcoin is increasingly being shaped not just by markets, but by policy, as regulators around the world split into six distinct regulatory paths that could dramatically alter adoption, capital flows, and innovation. From Washington’s stalled legislation and shifting SEC–CFTC dynamics to global divergence between enforcement-heavy regimes and innovation-friendly frameworks, today’s stories highlight a growing reality: regulatory clarity is becoming a competitive advantage. </p>
Paul Triolo on Nvidia H200s, Chinese EUV Breakthroughs, and the Collapse of the Sullivan Doctrine
<p>Happy holidays from Sinica! This week, I speak with Paul Triolo, Senior Vice President for China and Technology Policy Lead at DGA Albright Stonebridge Group and nonresident honorary senior fellow on technology at the Asia Society Policy Institute's Center for China Analysis. </p><p>On December 8th, Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that he would approve Nvidia H200 sales to vetted Chinese customers — a decision that immediately sparked fierce debate. Paul and I unpack why this decision was made, why it's provoked such strong reactions, and what it tells us about the future of technology export controls on Ch...
Rondi Lambeth: How to Navigate Credit, Tax, and Wealth Protection Like a Pro
<p >Rondi Lambeth is a nationally recognized financial strategist, award-winning TV and radio host, and bestselling author featured on ABC, CBS, CNN, FOX News, and NBC. As a leading expert in credit optimization, corporate structuring, tax strategy, and asset protection, he has helped tens of thousands of entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals reduce taxes, protect assets, and build long-term wealth. He is also a sought-after speaker who has shared his expertise on major stages, including Harvard.</p> <p >Rondi began his career in service as a military member and 15-year firefighter, earning Firefighter of the Year in 1998 and responding to the...
Games, Games, Games, Vol. 7
<p>It’s that time of year again—our annual tabletop gift guide returns with Games, Games, Games, Vol. 7. From family-friendly favorites to rich, strategic adventures, David shares five “in case you missed it” classics and then moves through a curated list of 12 games, arranged from lightest to heaviest. Expect quick, joyful picks like Wavelength and Dorfromantik, followed by deeper journeys into titles such as Dune Imperium: Uprising and SETI. There’s something here for every level of gamer, gift-giver, and holiday gathering.Whether you’re choosing a reliable crowd-pleaser or hunting for a challenge for your most seasoned gaming friends, this seven...
