Three self proclaimed amateurs, discussing new topics every week without the professional license to proceed. We can’t all be experts.
Braden & Spencer ramble about shitty old jobs, The Great Reset, Hillbilly Elegy, & inverted totalitarianism.
Braden & Spencer ramble about the Derrick Comedy videos, the golden days of the Internet, fascism vs. totalitarianism, and healthcare.
Braden & Spencer ramble about carbon credits, narrative driven journalism, and OnlyFans.
Spencer and Braden ramble about Scientology, elections, and media bullshit.
This week the Amateurs discuss what the hell they've been doing during their hiatus, the recent legal action Tik Tok has taken against the US government, and finish the discussion with a look into the luxury goods market.
This week on Amateur Hour, Braden takes a break from trashing Facebook to slightly defend Zuckerberg, we also discuss the bizarre war between media powers and The Donald, and leveraging the Stoic approach to staying informed on current events.
This week, the Amateurs discuss the structure of the CARES Act, how stimulus packages ultimately benefit the big banks, and we look at the challenges and opportunities presented by American manufacturing.
This week, the Amateurs talk about Facebook, Tik Tok, privacy, and surveillance capitalism, the shift in investment from China to India, and the how the business cycles of the tech & manufacturing industries have compared and contrasted.
On this episode, the Amateurs pull back the curtain to discuss what it’s like to podcast, we also discuss some fantasy football draft disasters, and finish off the pod with some discussion on sports betting & the economic benefits that good sports teams bring their host cities.
This week, the Amateurs continue the discussion on Fed bailouts that started on episode 4.
The Amateurs discuss how to find a balance between short term and long term financial goals, the value proposition of higher education, and give their best Dave Portnoy pizza review impressions. NOTE: The Amateurs are NOT financial experts and nothing that we should should be taken as financial advice. Ever.
The Amateurs discuss the consequences of government bailouts and the resulting creation of zombie companies that stifle innovation, the state of Big Tech and anti-trust laws, and the war between traditional & social media and how it hurts the consumer.
The Amaeturs discuss the purpose of the podcast, the Stoic life (while fucking up some quotes), and what sports look like after COVID.
The Amaeturs talk about how the pandemic will effect the economies of second tier cities in America, the future of hotels chains vs. Airbnb, and whether or not the future of air travel will continue to suck.
The Amateurs give introductions and touch on restaurants post-COVID, stay-at-home orders, and finding meaning in life.