Episodes: 790
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
YouTube: 65.5k subscribers
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Paula Pant - Personal finance expert and host focused on financial independence, wealth-building, investing, real estate, entrepreneurship, and behavioral finance.
Cody Berman - Side Hustles, Financial Independence, Real Estate Cash Flow, Income-building, Entrepreneurship, And The Relationship Between Earnings, Spending, And Wealth.
David Bell - Venture-capital Fund Economics, Manager Fees, Private-market Investing, Evaluating Fund Managers, Startup Financing, And How Outside Capital Affects Founders.
This Historian Says We're Living in the Best Era Ever, with Joseph Moore
August 25, 2026
#744: With about $200 and a crypto exchange, historian Joseph Moore turned himself into a legitimate billionaire — a stunt that says more about how money actually works than most financial advice does. It's also a preview of the 300-year argument he makes in this episode: that almost everything we're told about money is newer, and far less permanent, than we think.Joseph Moore, PhD, is a historian and the national bestselling author of How to Get Rich in American History: 300 Years of Financi...
Everyone Wants a Piece of You. Here's How to Stay Whole -- with Luke Burgis
August 22, 2026
#743: Everyone talks about a loneliness epidemic — but Luke Burgis argues the opposite problem is just as real: we now have so much easy, frictionless community that we never have to develop a solid sense of who we actually are. Luke Burgis is a professor of business at The Catholic University of America and the founder of the Cluny Institute, and the bestselling author of Wanting: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life. He returns to the show to talk about his new book, The One and th...
Q&A: I Reached Financial Independence Three Years Early … Now What?
August 18, 2026
#742: A listener hit her $1.4 million early-retirement goal three years ahead of schedule — and now she's stuck deciding whether paying off a low-interest mortgage is smart, or just fear in disguise. Later, a former financial planner explains why he still won't recommend one of the most talked-about "safer" investing strategies in the FIRE community. This week's Q&A tackles three listener questions: hiring your first accountant amid a complicated tax situation, whether to pay off a mortgage ...
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