Investing Podcasts
Exchanges at Goldman SachsJoin Now to Follow
In each episode of "Exchanges at Goldman Sachs," people from the firm share their insights on developments shaping industries, markets and the global economy.
By Goldman Sachs
ElementsJoin Now to Follow
A close look at chemical elements, the basic building blocks of the universe. Where do we get them, what do we use them for and how do they fit into the economy?
By BBC World Service
PLAN WELL INVEST WISELYJoin Now to Follow
The Podcast dedicated to helping you make smart financial decisions so you live well today without sacrificing your tomorrow. Each week, host Roger Whitney will provide practical tips on how to PLAN WELL and INVEST WISELY so you can take charge of your financial life. Visit rogerwhitney.com for show notes and worksheets.
By Roger Whitney
Patent PodJoin Now to Follow
A Patent Law Blog (Blawg) delivering U.S. patent law case summaries and court opinions as digital-audio (MP3), edited by Arizona patent attorney Andrew Lahser.
By Andrew P. Lahser
Australian Property InvestorJoin Now to Follow
API is Australia’s must-read publication for serious property investors, homebuyers and property professionals. API magazine is Australia’s leading property investment magazine. Every copy is packed with informative features, case studies of successful investors, investment tips and strategies, regional and suburb profiles, vital property statistics and much more! In future issues of API you’ll meet a wide range of successful investors who have built fortunes with property, often starting out on very modest incomes and using clever, innovative strategies to build wealth even in depressed markets. You’ll meet renovators who will share their tricks and secrets for turning dilapidated properties into masterpieces, earning huge profits in the process.
By Australian Property Investor
The Millionaire Maker With Loral LangemeierJoin Now to Follow
Techniques on how to get extraordinarily rich from one of America's foremost experts on wealth creation, Loral Langemeier.
By TheStreet.com
Real Estate PracticeJoin Now to Follow
Welcome to California Real Estate Practice. This is the second course students will take to help them prepare for further studies in real estate.This course covers operations in real estate: listing, prospecting, advertising, financing, sales techniques, escrow and ethics. This course applies toward educational requirements for a broker's examination. This course is required by the California Department of Real Estate prior to taking the Real Estate Salesperson's examination.
By Patrick J. Hogarty, MA
Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants » PodcastsJoin Now to Follow
The Housing Helix Podcast is a first attempt to bring the real estate conversation to the long form rather than through sound bites and sanitized press releases. This is accomplished through commentary, markets analysis and interviews with housing related experts that have something interesting to share. <br><br> The host Jonathan Miller is the co-founder of residential real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel and commercial real estate appraisal firm Miller Cicero and has been a real estate appraiser, analyst and consultant for nearly 25 years. He is the author of a series of real estate market reports covering the New York City metropolitan area with distribution in both print and download of more than a million copies annually. These reports are the reference source on the regional residential real estate market for financial institutions, investors, commercial banks, local, national and international media, local, state and federal government agencies, academic institutions, real estate brokers, appraisers and other market participants. <br><br> Jonathan enjoys providing insights on real estate issues of the day, mainly because it's fun.
By Jonathan Miller
Financial Survival Radio Podcast with Jay CarterJoin Now to Follow
Financial Survival Radio is a weekly podcast designed to help listeners make sense of the ongoing worldwide economic collapse. While the show covers a wide range of business & finance topics, the main goal of each episode is to help people survive and thrive through the tough economic years ahead. In this new economy, who’s winning? Who’s losing? What’s changing? Financial Survival Radio keeps track of what’s happening in the economy, why it’s happening and what it all means to the everyday investor. It’s the mission behind Financial Survival Radio’s motto – “the network you need in the new economy.” The host of Financial Survival Radio, Jay Carter, draws upon his extensive experience in both broadcasting and business, along with a morbid fascination with the slow-motion breakdown of the United States’ consumption-and-leisure “FIRE” (Finance, Insurance, Real Estate) economy. While working as a news anchor and reporter for ABC, NBC and CBS affiliated television and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana, Jay has won numerous awards from the Associated Press and has received the Radio and Television News Directors Association’s Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in journalism. For many years, Jay ran a successful residential real estate sales business in Austin, Texas and still continues to oversee his portfolio of precious metals and residential apartment units. He strongly urges everyone to convert their paper US Dollar savings into something of tangible value before it’s too late. Recently discussed topics include the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, using gold silver and other precious metals to invest in real estate through inflation or hyperinflation, the mortgage meltdown, the state of the economy and the impending economic crash, and much more. Guests include hyperinflation expert Gonzalo Lira, silver expert John Christian of the stellaconcepts channel on YouTube, precious metals dealer Larry LaBorde; the foreclosure robosigning crisis and subsequent meltdown; Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, financial analysit Reggie Middleton, Agora Financial analyst Addison Wiggin of The Daily Reckoning, "The Creature From Jekyll Island" author G. Edward Griffin, financial expert Catherine Austin Fitts and many more guests and topics to come.
By Jay Carter
BIOtechNowJoin Now to Follow
This podcast series explores how biotechnology helps heal, fuel, and feed our global community. Brought to you by the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), BIOtech NOW seeks to contribute to public conversation about the impact of biotechnology on our lives and our world. Join BIOtech NOW and our host, Dan McGirt, as we meet the scientists, businesspeople, policymakers, advocates, doctors, patients, farmers and others who create, debate, think about and use biotechnology innovations every day. We hope you will find your time with us interesting, informative and thought-provoking. We want to stimulate an active discussion about biotechnology innovation and related issues and to cover the topics and answer the questions that most interest you. So if you have comments, questions or suggestions for BIOtech NOW, please send an email to biotechnow@bio.org.
By Biotechnology Industry Organization
