
Barry Ritholtz speaks with the people that shape markets, investing and business.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 740 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

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Barry speaks with Kate Burke, chief executive officer of Allspring Global Investments and director on the Board of Directors at Allspring Global Investments. They discuss her career at AllianceBernstein including the transition from Chief Talent Offi... more
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Barry speaks with Zach Buchwald, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Russell Investments about his career in investing. They discuss the creation of the smart beta philosophy. They also discuss the transition from pensions to 401ks for retirees, ... more
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This was a quietly powerful conversation. The way you explored AI as a tool for interpretation rather than prediction adds real depth to how people think about investing. Markets move on narratives, language, and collective belief, and using technology to notice those subtle shifts feels both timely and responsible. I really appreciated how this episode encouraged discernment and better questions, not just faster answers. That kind of thinking helps people make wiser decisions over the long term... more
Used to be a weekly listen for me with good advice but it’s gone downhill. The sponsored content about watches is one thing but slipping watch promotions into almost every episodes ridiculous. If the content was better I might tolerate the excessive ads.
Always interesting subjects and speakers
Enjoyed this episode very much. Thanks.
Loved how this episode reframed wealth through the lens of intention and identity — spending isn’t just transaction, it’s expression. You reminded listeners that money, properly aligned with values, becomes a tool for legacy, clarity, and elevated living. Insightful, grounded, and deeply human.
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The content focuses on in-depth discussions with influential figures in finance, business, and investing. Each episode typically features a well-known guest, often from a background in finance, academia, or entrepreneurship, who shares their insights and experiences. Common themes include market trends, behavioral economics, the psychology of investing, and various investment strategies, as well as discussions on the broader implications of economic policies. Noteworthy is the blend of technical expertise with personal narratives, providing listeners with a unique perspective on how personal experiences shape professional decisions in the realm of finance.
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