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Episode 146: The Antifragile Investor (Part 1)

Markets can go sideways for ten or fifteen years. The CAPE ratio sits at 42. Global debt is stretched, and retail investors are piling into property, Bitcoin, and leveraged ETFs. So what happens next, and how do you position for it? In this special two-part episode, Steve Moriarty and Jacob Senior…

290. The Burnout Conversation Nobody Is Having

Everyone is talking about burnout. But Tanya believes the conversation is incomplete — and that the missing pieces are actually the most empowering ones. In this evidence-rich, countercultural, and deeply personal episode, Tanya goes beyond the surface conversation about burnout to address what t…

How Indigo Survived the Flash Crash with Zero Bad Debt | Dose of Alpha - Ep. 14

What if the most resilient financial primitive in crypto actually gets stronger every time the market crashes? Eric Coley, CEO of Indigo, joins Bryan Colligan and Eric Waisanen to break down how collateralized debt positions (CDPs) absorb panic and why real-world assets are the next massive unlock…

Nassim Taleb – #36

Nassim Nicholas Taleb hosted Geoff for a casual conversation in his library. Their discussion began with books and meandered through a dozen topics before concluding for supper. Show notes at the Yeoman website.

Ep. 2 How Goalkeeping Teaches Leadership and Resilience - Bernie Fernandez

Episode Description In this episode of How I Failed This, Igor Vainshtein and Agero Group Founder Bernie Fernandez explore the psychology of the Goalkeeper Mindset. Reflecting on his years as a soccer goalkeeper, where every mistake was amplified, Bernie explains how that unique accountability sha…

The Ledger of What You Refused

Nassim Taleb's test for real wealth, and why deciding when to refuse the mathematically better option is a judgment no model was built to make.

Episode 36: The Kintsugi Mindset

A potter's masterpiece shatters on the studio floor. Before he can sweep it into the trash, his teacher, a Shokunin, a master craftsman, stops him and asks one question: "Why did you throw away your masterpiece?" What happens next is kintsugi: the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold,…

Why Some People Become Ridiculously Rich - William Leith - #183

William Leith is a journalist & an author. Acquiring an incredible fortune is the goal of many, but what is the true cost of being stupendously rich? Expect to learn how to make money from The Real Wolf Of Wall Street Jordan Belfort, the downside of wealth from a Russian half-billionaire who live…

155: Russ Roberts - A Guide To Human Nature & Happiness

Episode 155: Russ Roberts - A Guide To Human Nature & Happiness Russell Roberts is the John and Jean De Nault Research Fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Roberts hosts the weekly podcast EconTalk–hour-long conversations with authors, economists, and business leaders. Past guests in…

Who's Home? The Robot in Your House and the Question It Cannot Answer | Still Human Weekly Ep. 12"

Something is moving into your home. It cooks, cleans, answers your children's questions, and manages your calendar. It is never tired, never in a bad mood, never distracted.And it has no idea who you are.This episode explores what the home robot actually takes from you when it arrives, and it is no…