He’s a man who unashamedly loves dragons, wizards and fairies… But it would be the inner demons which would spark the greatest change in his life. Luke Bateman is the man making SERIOUS noise on social media, sparking an absolute frenzy across BookTok for his authentic and honest passion for fantasy books. He’s now running his own company, signed a two book deal and has launched his own podcast, In The Good Books. It didn’t always look like this though - Luke’s battled

Rachel Heck was a golf prodigy who qualified for the US Women’s Open at age 15 and made the cut. As a freshman in high school, she committed to play at Stanford University, where she went on to win both individual and team national championships and became Nike Golf’’s very first NIL sponsored athlete. But when the time came to turn pro, Rachel decided that a life on the road and in the spotlight wasn’t for her. Instead, she earned and accepted her commission as an officer in the U.S. Air Force

In this conversation, Cathryn Baker shares her transformative journey from a conventional job to living on a ranch in Texas and starting a coaching business. She discusses the challenges she faced in this transition, the lessons learned, and the importance of embracing change for personal growth.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

For over 25 years, Tyson Ray has sat in the same seat many entrepreneurs find themselves in today: running a successful business, serving clients at the highest level, and facing the question of what comes next.As co-founder and CEO of FORM Wealth Advisors, Tyson has led through market cycles, built a multigenerational team, acquired firms, and guided clients through every kind of transition. He spent years focused on everyone else’s future until he realized his own succession plan wasn’t where it

In this episode, Eric and Neil unpack Similarweb’s latest data showing ChatGPT’s traffic share drop from 87.1% to 74.1% as Gemini climbs to 12.9%. They explore how Google’s ecosystem fuels Gemini’s rise, why ChatGPT’s memory may improve user retention, and how expert-verified AI research enhances accuracy in complex accounting topics like NOLs. They also discuss global marketing nuance, creative risks in Japan, and why the best companies often grow slowly before compounding. TIMESTAMPS (00:00)

Why Investing in Professional Coaching Drives Success: Despite Free Resources, Top Performers Still Pay for Guidance In this episode of the Big Hitters Podcast, host Larry Weidel explores why successful individuals and organizations continue to invest in coaching despite the abundance of free information available, drawing from his extensive experience in business leadership and professional development.

The conversation explores the evolving landscape of professional reputation, particularly how social media presence and the creation of valuable content may influence hiring decisions in the future. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We had a chat with Minut and Nathan Smith. Minut is the co-host that cares for your home, guests, and community. The Minut sensor monitors noise, crowds, cigarette smoke, motion, temperature, and more in rental properties. Minut helps hosts prevent parties, enhance guest experience, and protect their properties while respecting guest privacy. With powerful automation and integrations, Minut empowers property managers to grow their businesses while keeping operations lean. Headquartered in Swe...

Monetary Matters listeners can get 20% discounted access to an annual subscription of Michael Howell’s Capital Wars here: https://capitalwars.substack.com/MonetaryMattersMichael Howell of GL Indexes and the Capital Wars Substack returns to Monetary Matters with alarming news. His readings of liquidity from over 90 central banks indicate that global central bank liquidity is deteriorating, led primarily by the Federal Reserve. Howell’s measure of Fed liquidity is weakening because the Fed’s

What is the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period?It is the yearly window from October 15 to December 7 when Medicare beneficiaries can review and change coverage. During AEP you can switch from Original Medicare to a Medicare Advantage plan, change Medicare Advantage plans, or join and switch a Part D prescription drug plan. Most changes begin January 1.In this episode, Andrew Nida and Moise Piram from Asset Management Group, Inc. explain what AEP is, who it helps, and how to compare plans

Make your money work while you sleep. In this episode, Andrew Nida and Moise Piram from Asset Management Group, Inc. walk through five practical passive income ideas for high earners. We cover dividend growth investing, covered call strategies, real estate options, private income opportunities for accredited investors, and tax advantaged vehicles that can help keep more of what you earn. Expect clear frameworks, simple math, and guardrails so you can decide what fits your plan.What you will

Key Takeaways: Understand what inflation really is: Traditional finance often explains inflation the wrong way. Knowing what causes it helps you protect and grow your wealth. Income isn’t the same as wealth: Making more money isn’t enough—you need to invest in rare assets that grow faster than inflation. Know how central banks work: Since central banks control the flow of money, understanding their actions can help you spot trends and grow your wealth. Borrow smartly instead of selling: Using your

Sweet Bella is one of Calgary’s top chocolatiers, known for its bold, adventurous approach to flavour. Pastry Chef Kevin Conniff founded Sweet Bella as a labour of love, turning a personal passion into a thriving business with products now available in over 20 locations across Western Canada, as well as in Connecticut, Texas, and Colorado.The name Sweet Bella means "the sweet beautiful"—a concept that comes to life in the brand’s signature eccentric flavours and intricately engraved chocolate bars

Beth Pinsker thought she was ready for anything. As a certified financial planner, MarketWatch columnist, and retirement expert, she understands what it means to plan for the future. Then her mom got sick — and suddenly, everything she thought she knew went out the window. In this powerful episode, Beth opens up about the painful choices she faced, the moment she nearly crossed a line, and the three legal documents that could have spared her family months of stress. For anyone who might one day care

Inflation eats into purchasing power—especially once pay raises stop. In this episode, Ken and Jeremy cover practical, level-headed ways retirees can plan for inflation without hype: from choosing where to keep cash, to timing Social Security, budgeting with intention, and setting the right mix of stocks versus safer assets. We keep it simple, educational, and actionable so you can feel more confident about your retirement plan. If you’d like a personalized review or a second opinion, connec...

Interview with Kevin Bailey, Executive Chairman & CEO of Po Valley EnergyRecording date: 27th October 2025Po Valley Energy, a $60 million Australian-listed natural gas producer operating in northern Italy's Po Valley basin, represents a compelling investment case built on immediate cash generation, visible production growth, and alignment with Europe's energy security priorities. With a single well currently producing and plans to drill multiple additional wells over the next two years,

As COP30 approaches, what is the real state of EU–China climate relations?In this episode of The Sound of Economics, Yuyun Zhan sits down with Alicia García-Herrero and Cecilia Trasi to explore the state of EU–China climate relations. The discussion explores how both economies share a vision for a green transition but follow strikingly different paths—China prioritising industrial policy and green technology exports, the EU focusing on costly emission pricing and regulation. They also identify

Episode 702: Neal and Toby discuss the wave of layoffs sweeping across companies in different industries as a result of AI and mergers. Then, Microsoft and OpenAI reach a new deal that enables a for-profit structure for the ChatGPT-maker. Also, Elon Musk launches Grokipedia, the AI-powered encyclopedia that will compete with Wikipedia. Meanwhile, Bill Gates says it’s time to adopt a more “measured tone” when it comes to addressing climate change. Finally, an update on Hurricane Melissa as it makes

Send us a text 🎖️ **Royal Marine Commando Ben Ford** (software engineer, Haskell/category theory) joins *No Way Out* to expose the **OODA loop myth** most AI devs still believe. 🔥 **Agentic AI runs John Boyd’s *real* OODA** — not the linear "observe-orient-decide-act" cartoon. 🔴 **LLMs are evolutionary dead-ends**: text-in, text-out, no destruction & creation, no real-time model updates. 🟢 **Active inference AI = fractal OODA**: destroys old models, crea...