The Cashflow Academy Show

In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah reflect on the real-world impact of the Cash Flow Academy. They share inspiring stories from students like Mo—who saved thousands by understanding broker fees—and Mike, who confidently managed his investments during market downturns. Beyond the numbers, the hosts highlight the emotional ripple effects of financial education: stronger relationships, clearer goals, and a more confident approach to life and money.What You'll Learn:- How financial education saved students thousands (literally)- The emotional transformation that comes from understanding money- Why risk management and leverage are critical investing tools- How to build confidence in any market conditionFeatured Resources:- Your Investing Class — Free eBook at yourinvestingclass.com- Join the Mentor Club or Coaching Program for hands-on support and deeper training

Andy, Noah, and Corey break down the current investing landscape—from the risks hidden in earnings season to the long-term impact of AI and systemic shifts in the market. The trio covers how to spot systemic vs. non-systemic risk, why volatility is both a threat and an opportunity, and how smart investors can use earnings reports without getting caught in short-term traps. Plus, they dive into the real meaning of a stock's price, what Warren Buffett gets right, and how investors can make informed decisions during uncertain times. Mentioned in This Episode:-Systemic vs. Non-Systemic Risk (BP Oil Spill, 2008 Crisis)- The VIX, Volatility, and Market Fear- Dow Chemical's Dividend Legacy- Warren Buffett's “Moat” and Durable Advantage- AI as a Systemic Market Force- Tesla, Amazon & Long-Term Growth Stories- Shiller PE Ratio, Tariffs, and Earnings Guidance TrendsCall to Action:Want to invest smarter in any market?Get your free eBook at YourInvestingClass.comLearn the six numbers that could transform your financial future.

In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Scott Bok to explore the highs, lows, and hard-won wisdom from over four decades in finance. Bok shares insights from his book Surviving Wall Street: A Tale of Triumph, Tragedy, and Timing, diving into five major market crises, the evolution of M&A, and the psychological resilience required to not just survive—but thrive—on Wall Street.Mentioned In This Episode:- Surviving Wall Street: A Tale of Triumph, Tragedy, and Timing by Scott Bok- Wharton School of Business-you Long-Term Capital Management- The Dot-Com Bust, 2008 GFC, COVID Crash- Buffett, Volcker, Greenspan, Schiller, and moreCall to Action:- Grab Scott's book on Amazon: https://a.co/d/cewwEn6 - Want to make a quantum leap in your investing education? Visit YourInvestingClass.com

Andy, Noah, and Corey dive into current market conditions—what they call the "eye of the storm." They break down the latest concerns around inflation, interest rates, trade tensions, and an uncertain earnings season. The team explores how to approach investing during times of heightened volatility and shares strategies for staying grounded when markets are anything but.Key Takeaways:- We're in a calm period before potential market turbulence- The Fed's inflation fight continues to affect market dynamics- Trade tensions and rate hikes may contribute to an economic slowdown- Caution is key: build cash reserves, focus on value metrics, and consider delta-neutral strategies- Financial education and preparation matter more than ever in uncertain times

Andy is joined by Senator Phil Gramm for a powerful conversation about the U.S. economy, government spending, and the myths surrounding capitalism. Senator Gramm shares insights from decades of public service, including his work on the Gramm-Rudman budget bill. Together, they unpack the dangers of unchecked social welfare spending, the real impact of tariffs, and why economic freedom—not government intervention—is the key to prosperity.

Andy, Corey, and Noah dive into how to recession-proof your portfolio in this episode of The Cash Flow Academy. They explain why cash flow beats net worth and explore strategies to keep income steady—even during economic downturns. Andy uses Exxon Mobil's long-standing dividend record as an example of resilience, while Corey and Noah highlight the power of technical analysis, smart selling, and margin use. The trio wraps up with a look at the ARMOR class, designed to help investors prepare for whatever the market brings.

Andy sits down with Nik Bhatia, author of Bitcoin Layered Money and Bitcoin Age, to explore the evolving role of Bitcoin in today's financial landscape. A former bond trader turned Bitcoin advocate, Bhatia shares why he believes Bitcoin is more than a speculative asset. They compare Bitcoin's foundation to the early internet, discuss its coexistence with traditional finance, and unpack the volatility that often comes with innovation. Bhatia encourages a measured, long-term approach to Bitcoin by viewing it not as a get-rich-quick scheme, but as a savings technology that may outlast many current financial systems.

What if trading wasn't about guessing market direction—but understanding where the odds are stacked in your favor? In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah break down the concept of probability trading and how it can give investors a clearer edge. Using a Galton board as an analogy, they explain how predictable outcomes and distributions play a crucial role in market behavior.Corey points out that the S&P 500 typically stays within a certain range year over year—and that statistically, the odds favor positive returns. Andy shares his personal strategy of trading options on the Dow, where a large percentage of trades expired worthless by design. Together, they emphasize the power of probability over prediction, the importance of managing risk, and how understanding patterns can transform both trading and long-term investing.

From the ice rink to real estate success, Bob Lachance joins Andy to share his entrepreneurial journey and the lessons he's learned along the way. After walking away from a professional hockey career, Bob built a thriving real estate business by focusing on education, work ethic, and the power of teams. He and Andy discuss how leveraging virtual assistants—especially from the Philippines—can help entrepreneurs scale faster and more efficiently. Bob explains how his company, Riva Global, has helped business owners grow by providing systems, structure, and skilled virtual support. The episode dives into why personal development and leveraging other people's energy (OPE) are essential for long-term success in business and investing.

How do tariffs shape the economy and impact your investments? In this episode, Andy, Noah, and Corey break down the role of tariffs, their effects on trade, and what they mean for investors. They discuss the U.S. fiscal landscape, outsourcing concerns, and demographic shifts influencing global markets.The conversation explores strategies for traders and investors, emphasizing risk management, market corrections, and opportunities in essential industries. Whether you're a trader looking at put selling or an investor seeking long-term stability, this episode provides valuable insights on navigating economic shifts.

In this episode, Andy Tanner sits down with Coach Matthew Mitchell, the winningest coach in Kentucky women's basketball history, to discuss the principles behind winning in sports, business, and life. Drawing from his book Ready to Win, Mitchell shares how discipline, honesty, and hard work drive leadership and success. He reflects on his journey from high school coaching to the NCAA and why adaptability is key both on and off the court. They also explore emotional control in leadership and navigating volatility with confidence. Success isn't just about talent—it's about preparation. Tune in now to learn how preparation and principle-based thinking can set you up for success!

This episode dives into the rising price of gold and the different ways investors can take advantage of it. Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson break down gold's role as a hedge against inflation, debate whether it could hit $3,000 per ounce, and explore strategies for generating income with gold options. Corey explains how selling covered calls can create steady cash flow, while Noah highlights the importance of understanding gold's fundamental drivers. Andy shares personal stories about his grandfather's influence on his gold investing philosophy, adding a unique perspective on why gold remains a powerful asset. The discussion also covers investing in gold miners—like Newmont and Barrick—and what government actions on gold reserves could mean for the market.Tune in now to learn how to position yourself in the gold market and take advantage of its potential upside. And don't forget to grab free investing resources at investingclass.com!

Is the market's unstoppable rise built on solid ground—or just a house of cards? In this episode, economist Richard Duncan joins Andy to unpack the “everything bubble” and what it means for investors. We dive into how credit expansion and government intervention have propped up the economy, why past crashes didn't lead to total collapse, and what could trigger the next big shift. From the role of debt and money printing to the battle for technological dominance between the U.S. and China, this conversation challenges traditional economic thinking and explores how strategic investment could fuel future growth. The bubble hasn't popped yet—but understanding how we got here is the key to navigating whatever comes next.

What can Dogecoin teach us about investing? In this episode, we break down the rise of meme coins and the power of social media in driving market trends. From Reddit-fueled rallies to viral Twitter hype, we explore why investors jump on speculative assets—and what that means for the future of crypto. Through expert insights and real investor stories, we uncover the risks, rewards, and psychology behind hype-driven investing. Whether you're deep into crypto or just curious about the DOGE phenomenon, this episode will help you navigate the ever-changing landscape of digital assets.Tune in now to learn how to spot real opportunities in a market fueled by speculation!

In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy, the team explores Google's groundbreaking quantum computing announcement with the debut of their "Willow" chip. This technological marvel can solve complex computations in minutes—tasks that would take even the world's top supercomputers trillions of years. The conversation delves into the potential positive impacts on fields like healthcare, as well as the risks to cybersecurity and current cryptographic measures. The speakers discuss investment strategies in the face of technological disruption, emphasizing the value of owning companies driving advancements rather than competing with them. Tune in for insights on staying adaptable in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

This weeks episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner, Corey Halliday, and Noah Davidson analyze the healthcare sector's investment potential following the assassination of United Healthcare's CEO. They examine the immediate stock market impact, including a 10% drop in United Healthcare's stock and a 2-3% decline across the broader sector. The conversation dives into systemic issues such as claim denials and delays, evaluating whether these challenges present investment opportunities. The hosts also break down key valuation metrics like price-to-book and price-to-earnings ratios, providing insights for investors navigating a turbulent healthcare market.

In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy Tanner hosts tax expert Alex Durante for an insightful discussion on fiscal responsibility, tax policy, and economic growth. They explore the intersection of trade, fiscal, and monetary policies, highlighting the expiration of the 2017 tax cuts and the challenges of funding promised obligations like Social Security and Medicare. Alex shares perspectives on tariffs, corporate tax cuts, and their impact on investment and wages. The conversation underscores the importance of financial education, personal fiscal responsibility, and staying informed about tax policy to navigate an evolving economic landscape.

The Cash Flow Academy team shares insights on investment strategies and predictions for 2025. Corey anticipates a possible market downturn, recommending asset accumulation and hedging, while Noah explores AI's transformative impact on productivity and maintaining a positive mindset. Andy highlights fiscal responsibility and potential bearish pressures from monetary policy. Throughout the discussion, the team emphasizes the importance of preparation, risk management, and the value of consistent, long-term strategies for navigating market fluctuations.

In this episode, the Cash Flow Academy team dives into strategies for navigating the stock market at all-time highs. They analyze the current market environment, including insider selling by major tech leaders like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, and the potential impact of a Democratic sweep on capital gains taxes. The team also explores how AI and fiscal irresponsibility are driving market valuations. They share actionable trading strategies, such as using collars and debit spreads to hedge against downside risk, while emphasizing the importance of maintaining an internal locus of control to make sound investment decisions in uncertain times.

In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy Podcast, Andy Tanner is joined by Alex Morris, author of Buffett and Munger, Unscripted. Alex shares his journey in compiling three decades of insights from Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meetings, uncovering the investment philosophies of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. The discussion highlights their unscripted wisdom, offering a glimpse into their temperament, approach to risk management, and evolving strategies over time. From Coca-Cola to Apple, Morris unpacks how Buffett and Munger's decisions have shaped their legacy. Whether you're new to investing or a seasoned pro, this conversation offers timeless lessons from two of the greatest minds in finance.

The Cash Flow Academy team unpacks the latest changes to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, including the removal of Dow Chemical and the addition of Sherwin-Williams. Corey and Noah offer their expert take on what these shifts mean for investors and highlight the value of focusing on long-term strategies. The discussion explores the appeal of owning businesses with strong brands and limited competition, the "Dogs of the Dow" approach, and insights on companies like Intel and Boeing. Throughout, the team underscores the importance of prioritizing cash flow, dividends, and business fundamentals over short-term price fluctuations.

Andy, Noah, and Corey dive into their most memorable trades—both wins and losses—to uncover essential lessons in risk management, trading psychology, and personal growth. From the dangers of "throwing good money after bad" to the power of understanding risk tolerance, they share candid stories of their experiences. Highlights include satisfying trades like shorting Blockbuster and GameStop and wisdom from mentors like Robert Kiyosaki. The team underscores the importance of continuous learning, distinguishing mistakes from losses, and owning assets to thrive as an investor.

In this episode, Andy Tanner chats with Scott D. Clary, host of the Success Story podcast, about entrepreneurship, investing, and personal growth. Scott shares his journey from tech to entrepreneurship, reflecting on both wins and setbacks. They explore the importance of mindset, taking control, and committing to the long-term, while redefining success as true freedom. The conversation also highlights how technology and AI are lowering barriers for entrepreneurs. Don't miss Scott's insights, and check out his Success Story podcast for more inspiring stories.

In this episode, the team dives into the biggest trends shaping the future—trends that could continue to thrive even amid market volatility. From breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and quantum computing to opportunities in the energy sector, including nuclear power, the conversation highlights where the world is heading. They also unpack the complexities of the healthcare industry and the critical role of investor behavior in achieving success. Packed with actionable insights, this discussion is a guide for investors aiming to navigate today's challenges while positioning themselves for tomorrow's opportunities.

FREE Training with Andy Tanner:  https://bit.ly/3U3HAPYThis week, Andy Tanner sits down with Cary Jack, author of The Happy Hustle 2.0, to talk about how to crush burnout and find balance in your life. Cary shares his story of going from a stressed-out tech entrepreneur in NYC to living a life full of passion and purpose.They dive into his 10 Alignments system, which helps you align your work, hobbies, and personal growth so you can hustle happier. From setting boundaries and personal policies to finding hobbies you love, this episode is packed with tips to help you live better, work smarter, and stress less. Whether you're an investor, entrepreneur, or just feeling a little burnt out, this episode is for you!00:00 Introduction00:43 Meet Cary Jack03:42 The Happy Hustle and Personal Development06:33 Balancing Life and Technology08:05 Entrepreneurship and Personal Growth12:25 Personal Policies and Happiness18:00 The Soul Mapping System25:56 Personal Development and Growth26:36 Impactful Work and Purpose27:09 Connecting with Nature and Sustainability28:00 Scoring and Self-Assessment29:14 Reflecting on Personal Scores-----Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument or engage in any financial activity.The content presented here is based on the speaker's personal opinions and research, which may not always be accurate or up-to-date. Financial markets and investments carry inherent risks, and individuals should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.

In this episode of The Cash Flow Academy podcast, the team dives into the current state of the markets, breaking down the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision and its potential impact on interest rates. They explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market and corporate profitability, weighing short-term challenges against long-term opportunities. The conversation also delves into the upcoming earnings season and its influence on market direction, offering insights into navigating today's economic uncertainties. Along the way, the team shares strategies for positioning portfolios to thrive in an evolving economic landscape.

Discover how the US-China relationship will develop – or stall – in the near future. Patrick Jenevein joins Andy to discuss his hard-won insight into conducting business inside China for many decades. Jenevein analyzes how Americans should view investing opportunities in Chinese companies.

On this episode of The Cash Flow Academy podcast, Andy, Corey, and Noah dig into the Federal Reserve's recent rate cuts and their historical significance. The team explores how these moves have often foreshadowed economic downturns, drawing parallels to events like the 2007 financial crisis. They discuss the current economic climate, where inflation remains above target and unemployment is on the rise, and what that means for the Fed's dual mandate of full employment and price stability. The conversation also emphasizes staying vigilant for market opportunities, stressing the benefits of value investing and identifying potential gains in distressed markets.

On this episode of The Cash Flow Academy, Andy Tanner sits down with Judy Shelton to discuss her upcoming book, *Good as Gold*, where she dives into the vital role of sound money. As a former senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and nominee for the Federal Reserve, Shelton brings unique insights on fiscal responsibility and the stabilizing power of gold. She critiques the Federal Reserve's expansive policies, especially during crises like 2008 and COVID-19, and explains how these actions have fueled inflation. Arguing for a return to gold-backed currency, Shelton outlines how sound money can curb excessive government spending, stabilize the economy, and support financial security for individuals and businesses alike.

The team dives into the financial challenges facing retirees today. With 80% of older adult households financially insecure, according to a National Council on Aging report, the team stresses the importance of financial education and smart investing. They discuss strategies like asset ownership and generating cash flow to protect retirement, and warn against over-reliance on 401(k)s and reverse mortgages. The conversation highlights how a strong financial education can empower individuals to take control of their retirement and safeguard their future.

Budget expert ,Brian Ried, sits down with Andy to break down the real cost of ignoring fiscal sustainability. With over 24 years of experience, Riedl explains the alarming $124 trillion shortfall looming over Social Security and Medicare in the next few decades. He highlights the uncertainty of interest rates and the unsustainable policies that have led to this crisis. Riedl calls for individuals to take financial responsibility while pointing out how both political parties have overlooked the growing debt. He emphasizes the need for voter engagement and sound stewardship to restore fiscal balance.

Andy, Noah, and Corey dive deep into risk management strategies. They break down the role of the VIX (Volatility Index) as a key fear gauge, with Corey offering insights into its historical importance and its inverse connection to the S&P 500. The team explores practical trading strategies around the VIX, including spread trades, that can offer the potential for high returns with minimized risk.They also examine other market indicators, such as the PMI report, and discuss how inflation and economic policies influence market volatility. Throughout the episode, Andy, Noah, and Corey emphasize the importance of risk management, helping listeners prepare for potential market downturns with solid strategies in place.

Andy sits down with Mark Yaxley to discuss the gold market's recent surge and the role central banks play in sustaining prices. Mark shares his deep expertise in the gold industry. The conversation explores the differences between physical gold, gold ETFs like GLD, and mining stocks, with a focus on gold as a key tool for preserving wealth.Mark also sheds light on silver's potential to mirror gold's performance and the growing convenience of buying gold through platforms like Costco. They wrap up with a strong message on the importance of education for anyone looking to invest in precious metals.Tune in for insights on how to navigate the gold market and make informed decisions in today's economic climate!

The Cash Flow Academy team discusses their "asset playoff" predictions and debate the outlook for various asset classes. They were skeptical about the long-term prospects for Bitcoin and crypto, seeing them more as speculative investments rather than true stores of value. However, they were more bullish on gold, noting its technical strength as it hits new all-time highs. Overall, the team highlighted their preference for tangible, cash-flowing assets over purely speculative crypto investments.

Andy, Noah, and Corey discuss the potential implications of proposed tax policies targeting high net worth individuals, such as a tax on unrealized capital gains. The team analyzes how this could lead to forced liquidations and market volatility, as well as the broader impacts on the 401(k) retirement system and the economy. They emphasize the importance of understanding the nuanced effects of policy changes, rather than simply focusing on political rhetoric. The discussion also touches on issues of government spending, taxation, and the need for greater financial education among the electorate.

Andy sits down with Dr. Sean Vanatta, author of "Plastic Capitalism: Banks, Credit Cards, and the End of Financial Control." They dive into the fascinating history of credit cards, exploring how they emerged from department store charge accounts in the 1920s and evolved into a ubiquitous part of the modern economy. Vanatta shares insights on Bank of America's pioneering role in mass-mailing unsolicited credit cards, the competition among banks to enter the market, and the resulting surge in consumer debt. The discussion examines the impact of variable interest rates, the disproportionate increase in credit card rates compared to other benchmarks, and the implications for investors and consumers alike. Andy and Vanatta also consider the historical context of consumer debt, the potential for government intervention, and the importance of understanding financial history to make informed decisions.

Andy, Noah, and Corey discuss market volatility, risk management strategies, and the importance of financial education and preparation for potential market downturns. The team introduces their "Armor Class" - a course on advanced risk management and opportunity readiness. They analyze the shift in consumer discretionary sectors, economic indicators like labor market and credit card default rates, and the role of the Federal Reserve in market stability. The key takeaway is the emphasis on staying big picture, being prepared with both emergency and investment capital, and practicing risk management strategies before volatile market conditions arise.

In this episode, Gregory Zuckerman joins us to discuss his book, The Man Who Solved the Market, which chronicles the remarkable journey of Jim Simons. Simons, a mathematician turned investor, co-founded Renaissance Technologies and achieved an astonishing 66% annual return before fees with his Medallion Fund. Zuckerman sheds light on Simons' systematic trading approach, blending advanced algorithms with human intuition. He also addresses the role of AI in modern finance, emphasizing that while technology is crucial, human insight remains essential. Additionally, Zuckerman talks about his other works which aim to inspire young people through stories of overcoming adversity. Tune in to gain insights into the intersection of human and machine in finance and the power of inspirational storytelling.

In this episode of the Cash Flow Academy Podcast, host Andy Tanner is joined by experienced investors Noah Davidson and Corey Halliday to discuss the current state of the markets and the challenges facing investors. The group delves into the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions, the impact of consumer spending trends, and the importance of risk management and preparedness in volatile market conditions. They share their insights on the potential opportunities and pitfalls that may arise as the economy navigates through a period of uncertainty, offering valuable perspectives for investors looking to navigate the changing landscape.

In this episode, Andy Tanner interviews Paul Schwartz, the author of "Shocks, Crises, and False Alarms: How to Assess True Economic Risk." They discuss the importance of embracing uncertainty in economics and investing, avoiding dogmatic thinking, and using an eclectic approach to understand the complexities of the financial landscape. Schwartz shares his insights on topics such as the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, the sustainability of fiscal policy in the United States, and the risks posed by financial leverage and interdependence. The conversation also touches on the challenges of quantitative analysis, the pitfalls of the "master model mentality," and the value of learning from generalized principles rather than seeking a single, definitive solution.

In this episode Andy, Corey, and Noah discuss the potential for an impending market crash and economic downturn. They analyze the current market sentiment, the challenges facing the Federal Reserve, and the warning signs they're seeing in discretionary spending sectors. The conversation also covers strategies for preparing and responding to the next major market event.

In this episode of the Cashflow Academy Podcast, host Andy Tanner and guests Noah Davidson and Corey Halliday discuss the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on investing and the broader economy. The conversation covers a range of topics, including:The team's personal experiences with early internet and AI technologies, and the parallels they see with the current excitement around AI.A discussion of the top 10 AI stocks according to AI, including companies like Nvidia, AMD, Microsoft, and Palantir.The potential for AI to replace jobs in various sectors, while also creating new opportunities.The limitations and biases of AI in making accurate stock market predictions, and the importance of human financial knowledge and intuition.The challenges of embracing new technologies, particularly for older generations, and the need to understand investing principles.

Discover how to recognize new dimensions of markets that allow you to make better trades.

Andy, Noah, and Corey discuss treating investing like a student, the difference between amateur and professional investors, the need to manage risk, and the significance of a formal investing education. The team also discussed the growing popularity of some prescription drugs. The team emphasized the importance of understanding the mechanisms of a drug before investing in it.

Andy Tanner is joined with this weeks guest, Alejandro Lopez-Lira. The two discuss discovering how to harness the latest A.I. technology to trade successfully. Tune in to hear their insights on the subject.

Our team discusses the soaring stock market and its sustainability. They delve into the current market dynamics, driven by a few major tech stocks, and analyze the implications of the market's all-time highs. The conversation covers the importance of financial education, particularly in understanding delta hedging, beta weighting, and protective puts to safeguard and capitalize on investments. With insights on historical market trends and future predictions, this episode is essential for investors looking to navigate the complexities of a high market. Join them for a detailed discussion on preparing for potential market downturns and the opportunities they present.

Discover how China's economy is currently struggling, and what this means for the global economy. Anne Stevenson-Yang lived in China for 25 years, and witnessed China's transformation into a dominant economic power that is now openly challenging the U.S.

Join Andy Tanner and Noah Davidson for an insightful discussion on the intricate relationship between global conflicts and the financial markets, particularly focusing on the oil industry. They explore the impact of Middle Eastern unrest on oil prices, the challenges of investing in oil ETFs like USO, and the strategic advantages of owning shares in oil companies like ExxonMobil and Occidental Petroleum. With personal anecdotes and historical perspectives, they offer valuable insights into how investors can navigate these turbulent times. Whether you're interested in the economic ramifications of geopolitical events or looking to enhance your investment strategies in the oil sector, this episode provides a wealth of knowledge and practical advice. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from seasoned investors who make complex topics simple and accessible.

Andy Tanner sits down with Brien London, publisher of the Gold Newsletter and organizer of the New Orleans Investment Conference. They explore the dynamic world of precious metals, discussing the dual roles of gold as insurance and investment. Brian shares insights on the current economic landscape, the importance of owning physical gold, and strategies for leveraging gold through mining stocks and ETFs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the role of gold in protecting and growing wealth amidst economic uncertainty.

In this episode, we dive into the intricate world of corporate risk management and its evolving landscape. Our team breaks down the latest strategies and tools companies are using to identify, assess, and mitigate risks in an increasingly complex global market. From cybersecurity threats to regulatory changes, we explore the key challenges and opportunities that modern businesses face. Tune in to gain valuable insights and practical advice on how to stay ahead in the dynamic field of risk management.

Andy engages in a riveting conversation with journalist Brody Mullins, author of "The Wolves of K Street: The Secret History of How Big Money Took Over Big Government." Mullins shares insights into the rise of corporate power and lobbying in Washington from the 1970s to today. The discussion delves into the transformation of lobbying tactics, the impact of corporate influence on legislation, and the critical need for an educated electorate. Packed with fascinating anecdotes and thought-provoking analysis, this episode sheds light on the intricate dance between government and big business, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the forces shaping policy and democracy.