Do you need Chili’s cowboy boots? What about another tumbler, even if it’s limited edition? We’re discussing some of the most memorable brand merch and deciding if we Love It or if it’s total Landfill. Marketers take note: we don’t need a tote!00:00: Intro 02:05: What makes good brand merch 09:00: Love It or Landfill: Walmart Rotisserie Chicken purse 14:00: Patagonia zip ups 16:30: Whole Foods x FishWife tote bag 18:30: Cosmopolitan yogurt 20:00: Chili’s x Tecova’s Booth Boots 22:40:

Tariffs failed, imports hit a record, and France is rioting. Peter Schiff explains why America's sovereign debt crisis is next.📢 Please Support Our Sponsors:- Noom. The Noom GLP-1 Program starts at $39 and is delivered to your door in as little as seven days. Go to https://noom.com to learn more.- HomeServe. Join the millions of customers who trust HomeServe. For 50% less your first year, go to https://homeserve.com/gold. Savings compared to renewal price. Void in Florida.- Function Health. Get

Robert Duvall was an actor’s actor, much admired and award-nominated for his ability to get inside a wide range of characters in memorable movies like Apocalypse Now and The Godfather.Duvall died at his Middleburg, Virginia, home on February 15, 2026. He was 95.Uploaded 17-02-26The son of an admiral, Duvall attended Principia College and served in the Army during the Korean War. His early acting career was primarily in theater until he played Boo Radley in the film To Kill a Mockingbird. That led to

Australian house prices are down 7% from their national peak — and according to SQM Research’s Louis Christopher, there’s an 80% probability they’ll fall another 5–10% over the next six months. In this Straight Talk roundtable, Mark Bouris sits down with Louis and auctioneer Tom Panos to unpack what’s happening in Australia’s property market, why buyers are losing confidence and where prices could go next. From sharp falls on the Gold Coast to first home

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Go follow the 'What Are We Doing' Substack: https://whatarewedoingonthedesk.substack.com/LIVE from the HOOD Summit in Houston: Dan Nathan hosts as the guys walk through the short seller's checklist: short interest, valuation, cost to borrow and, most importantly, a real catalyst. They explain why shorting is so much harder than it looks and how they manage risk by pressing into rallies and covering into weakness. Porter then morphed into a combination of Carter Worth and Steve Kornacki by pointing

Interest rates are up, and Clark addresses how to maximize savings, and what mortgage rates mean for the housing market. The giant monster mega banks are paying an insulting 0.01% on savings accounts, essentially a zero return. What rate should you be looking for elsewhere? Meanwhile, the housing market shifts yet again as 30-year mortgage rates hit 7%, crushed by geopolitical instability and inflation. However, there’s a clear silver lining for potential buyers: high rates have stalled the

Government debt levels in the United States and other major economies have reached a point where the only politically viable exit is sustained inflation funded by money printing, according to Felix Nikolas Prehn, economist and former investment banker. The episode traces how the US used the same approach after the Second World War and in the 1970s, and how Japan has run a version of it since the 1990s. Felix examines the rapid growth in M2 money supply, the concentration of stock market gains in a

Amy Pisani has spent 30 years building trust in one of the hardest arenas for it: vaccines. As CEO of Vaccinate Your Family, she leads an organization founded by former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and former Arkansas First Lady Betty Bumpers, and she has watched the country's information landscape shift from a lack of information to outright disinformation. Her career offers a master class in a kind of influence most leaders never have to attempt: persuading people who are afraid, without

A woman still resents the friend who broke her trust years ago. The story she tells about it is that people tear you down when you shine too bright. Chris Do hands the room to Dr. John Demartini, who runs his method on her live and in front of everyone: narrow the story to one specific act, find where she has done the same thing herself, then account for what that act actually gave her across career, money, family, friendships, health, and identity. Twelve minutes later she is not forgiving as a

A lot of investors say they want “passive income,” but what they really want is a shortcut. We sit down with Nasir Ali, a second-generation manufactured housing investor and founder of Rise 360 Ventures, to talk about what happens when interest rates spike, inflation bites, and the crowd freezes. His family lived it, losing a major single-family portfolio in a high-rate era, then rebuilding from a KOA campground into decades of mobile home park ownership and operations. We dig into why manuf...

What if you’re not behind financially? What if you’re just getting started? In this episode of Money in Real Life, Stuff About Money co-hosts Xavier Angel CFP®, ChFC®, CLTC®, and Erik Garcia, CFP®, BFA™, tackle the pressure young professionals feel to build wealth while paying down debt, starting careers, managing everyday expenses, and still trying to enjoy their lives.Xavier and Erik explore why building wealth isn’t about following someone else’s formula or trying to build in five years what

You blocked off three hours to work on that big project. Then a meeting ran over, two "quick questions" turned into forty minutes, and by the time you sat down, the day was gone. Sound familiar? My guest today, Fran Hauser, says the problem isn't your discipline. It’s that you've been taught to think about productivity in a way that guarantees you'll never have enough of it. You’ll discover: The donation trick Fran learned from a friend that became her model for saying no before anyone ...

AI is getting cheaper, faster and easier to put to work. So why are so many companies still struggling to show a return? Purdue University’s Richard Ryffel and Mohammad Saifur Rahman join the AI Proving Ground Podcast to argue that the problem may be how businesses are thinking about AI in the first place. Treating it as another efficiency tool can only take you so far. The bigger opportunity comes when companies use cheaper intelligence to rethink how work gets done, where humans create valu...

Coach Tash here, taking over for a solo Q&A episode - for ambitious women, female entrepreneurs, and anyone on the self-development journey. These are real questions from women in our community, and I don't hold back. It all starts with what happens when you're changing fast, but your partner isn't changing at the same pace? I share my own story of a seven-year relationship and how to tell if your partner is in a slow season or if that's who he is at his core. The other questio...

We're closing in on the end of 2026, and on paper, it's been an amazing year for the markets. But that doesn't change the math that so many of us are feeling in our day-to-day lives. That’s why we’re back with Tori Dunlap, founder and CEO of Her First $100K, to walk us through her top moves for building real wealth as we head into the final stretch of the year.Jean and Tori get into what to do with cash sitting in a high-yield savings account right now, why Tori says it's now unequivocally smarter

Interview with Marc Blythe, Founder, President & CEO of Au Gold Corp.Recording date: 6th October 2026Au Gold Corp (TSXV:AUGC) is a Vancouver-based junior explorer focused on the Havelock Gold-Antimony Project near Maryborough in Victoria, Australia. The company acquired the 11,663-hectare project in early 2026 after Founder and CEO Marc Blythe, a mining engineer and due diligence consultant, identified it while searching digitised historical records for overlooked Victorian

Ed Elson is joined by John Mowrey to unpack the market’s current dynamics and where he thinks stocks are headed next after notching fresh records. Then, Robert Armstrong returns to break down the state of the housing market, what it will take for conditions to improve, and whether now is the right time to buy a home. Finally, Ed shares his take on the closed Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery deal.John Mowrey is the Chief Investment Officer at NFJ Investment Group. Robert Armstrong is the U.S

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.If you are an astrologer, tarot reader, intuitive consultant, healer, creative, writer, spiritual practitioner, or unconventional service provider who struggles to explain what you do, this episode is for you. Veronica Dietz explains how to make nuanced or spiritual work easier to understand and buy without watering it down, stripping away your personality, or turning your brand into generic coaching language.