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In the latest episode of the Wealth Actually podcast, we get to sit down with Scott Johnston the author of Campusland. This is Scott’s second appearance on WA, but the first where Scott discusses his book. It made it to #15
March 30, 2020 •
Blog, Common Sense Economics, Common Sense Policy, Entrepreneurs, Finance & Economics, Guest Opinions, Podcasts, Political Expressions and the Occasional Rant, Politics & Policy, Science & Technology, Worth Reading and Watching • Views: 1483
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First off, we’re sending best wishes to our listeners. Hopefully, everyone is getting by with the onset of the coronavirus. We have a long way to go to get back to some semblance of normalcy, so take care of yourselves. As
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Housekeeping: Podcasts drop on Thursday usually in time for your commute- you can subscribe on most of your favorite outlets. HAVEN PELL’s blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR (Ep.47 was recorded in early December before
March 18, 2020 •
Blog, Common Sense Economics, Common Sense Policy, Dangerously Uninformed Commentary, Finance & Economics, Foreign Affairs (of the non-romantic variety . . .), Podcasts, Political Expressions and the Occasional Rant, Politics & Policy, Worth Reading and Watching • Views: 1229
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Housekeeping: Podcasts should land generally land on Thursdays. You can subscribe to the podcasts on major podcast networks. HAVEN PELL’S Blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR On this week’s podcast, we have some back
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The Impact of Fanboys, Haters and Cancelling on Social Media and Internet Culture- Haven and I hit these topics . . . . Fanboys and Haters in Wealth Management and Financial Twitter Hater Culture in Politics Creating Adversaries
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A quick reminder to subscribe on iTunes, Google Play and Android! Podcasts normally drop on Thursday mornings before the EST commute. Haven’s blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR Nothing on the blog or podcast is investment
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Haven and I reached back into the archives (December) as we discuss GLOBALIZATION: (To reiterate we are NOT providing investment advice, just a discussion of international relations issues that we find interesting) We heavily
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This week we have a special interview with Peter Goodrich on the tax ramifications of working with crypto-currencies. We packed a lot of information and debate in this quickly evolving field. PETER GOODRICH is a Manager in the
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It didn’t take long for Haven and I to reach back across the pond for a topic to chew on . . . and this week we wrangle over the mess of the potential “departure” of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan (and son,
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Welcome back to the “Wealth, Actually” podcast and Happy New Year! As we start 2020, Haven (“The Pundificator”) and I are taking on “Impeachment”. With Nancy Pelosi’s withholding of the
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Haven and Frazer discuss Brexit and its Implications First, some quick housekeeping: “Wealth, Actually” is setting the schedule to post content every Thursday. Interviews with entrepreneurs, experts, and tastemakers
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End of Year Lists and Resolutions I hate resolutions, so we’ll skip that. I like to look back and review what went right and what didn’t and why. What went right . . . a lot. Personal Everest climbed. I published my
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After months of noise, pearl clutching and teeth-gnashing, the midterms are over and the political course of the next two years is largely in place. What are my quick takeaways from 11/6? Donald Trump will be spending a lot
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I know it’s early, but don’t forget to vote on Tuesday. Voting is important. It forces us to dig in and be accountable for a civic choice and render an opinion on the direction of the town/city/state/country.
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“MUNICIPAL BONDS: THE ORIGINAL IMPACT INVESTMENT?” For this first WA episode, I spoke with Matt Posner the Director of the Impact Coalition. We attack a bunch of topics centered around the emergence of the municipal
