Just like there is the “What book have your been reading lately”
Found this bloomberg podcast about commodities. Very fascinating what they say about the “revenge of the old economy.”
I like David Stien’s “Money for The Rest of Us”. I like it for several reasons but perhaps the biggest is because the guy explains very well what he thinks, why he thinks it & makes mistakes along the way. When he does screw up he’ll be honest about it & tell his audience that what he tried & mentioned a few months ago didn’t give the results that he wanted. Even though he is a multi millionaire he still experiments with small investments & cares more about his ROI percentage & not the dollar amount. Also, if you pay a monthly subscription you can see his personal & model portfolios. I don’t pay the subscription.
I used to listen to the Econtalk podcast all the time, it is mostly about economics and stuff related to it, many of the older podcasts are really good. But eventually I got a bit bored of it as rather than having engaging and interesting guests almost every episode was just authors trying to promote some unremarkable book they had written, I think that some authors pay money to podcast hosts so they can go on and promote their book to the podcast audience.
I enjoy Wolf Street podcasts by Wolf Richter. He reads and digests information that I don’t have access to anymore.
Behind the Bastards is great for hearing how shitty some people/things throughout history were or are. American Scandal is a great one for explanations of scandals through the years. Most of them are 3-5part series.