- Behind the Markets with Jeremy Schwartz
- Invest like the Best - with O'Shaughnessy - not just finance stuff. example: Recent podcast on "Tracking" wild animals in the bush was great.
- The Curious Investor - AQR's new Podcast on financial factors and the like
- The Meb Faber Show - Meb Faber runs a fund and has interesting guests
- The Monthly Dirtcast - ex-Lehman guy who started a popular daily financial newsletter. Still OK - needs help editing and more frequency.
- Trillions - ETF-Focused Bloomberg podcast with Eric Balchunas. Trillions refers to the $5tr in ETF assets today
Other Stuff
- 99% Invisible - interesting random stuff - well produced
- Bowery Boys - NYC history
- Desert Island Discs - long running radio interviews on the BBC
- How I Built This - interviews with Entrepreneurs - highly recommended (NPR)
- Masters of Scale with Reid Hoffman
- Pod Save America - Ex-Obama guys discussing the past week's news
- Real Time with Bill Maher - audio of his HBO show - never actually seen the show - you miss out on some visuals but fun to listen to his ranting.
- Wait Wait Dont Tell Me, This American Life, The Moth - 3 well-produced NPR podcasts. Wait Wait is a game show with the latest week's news - fun background noise for me. This American Life has interesting stories but can get a bit slow.
- Radiolab - the audio formatting bothers me - but they have interesting stories.
- Freakonomics - declined in quality a bit from a few years ago - but still nice to listen to.
- Joe Rogan Experience - Long (1-3 hour) podcasts - But Im always amazed at Joe Rogan's ability to connect with guests. I like his interview style, the cadence of his questions and how he gets people to open up. See Elon Musk's latest interview - also on Youtube.
Edit & Request for Podcasts (RFP): I note that either a lot of podcasts - or at least the ones I get recommended to me - tend to be "left-leaning" politically. I'm on the lookout for more right-leaning podcasts that balance this out a bit. I see one comment below suggesting "Left Right & Centre" may help... Other ideas?