I spend a lot of time in the gym so would like to listen to some good podcasts while I am exercising. I have been listening to Dave Ramsey lately. These are "interesting" as I get to know what's happening with people around me, but to be honest, I don't identify with the callers at all. All or most of them are in bad situations with poor financial habits and Dave has to prescribe some very common sense solutions that do not apply to me.

I am a frugal spender, have no debt, and a pretty decent investor.

My focus is not to get out of debt, they are:

• To make maximum gains
• To generate steady income streams so I can replace my/our salaries
• Tax saving strategies
• Business ideas for post corporate life

I am sure many here are in a similar situation. Do you recommend any podcasts for people with these goals?

Your Money Guide on the Side- Tyler Gardner.

By far my favorite financial topic podcast

Thanks!
Added both "Acquired" and "Your Money Guide" to my podcast app.

Any with any other suggestions?

My First Million

It's not business related, but Modern Wisdom by Chris Williamson is outstanding.

Ag00Ag said:

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Your Money Guide on the Side- Tyler Gardner.

By far my favorite financial topic podcast

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I listened to about 20 mins of this in the gym today. Loved it! Thanks for the reco. He is discussing the exact issues I like to hear about. Haven't finished it but I will.

Then I check out the other one.

Aggie09Derek and Conroe,

Added your recos. Will listen in the coming days. Thanks!!

"Hidden Forces" with Demetri Kofinas is one of my favorites. It's a mix of financial/market discussions and some geopolitics. Mostly from a perspective of understanding the big picture trends happening domestically and globally. The weekly podcast varies based on the guest who is being interviewed.
There is also an ongoing series called "the 100 year pivot" that interview a wide range of people and are mixed within the normal weekly publications.

The "Diary of a CEO" Podcast with Steve Bartlett often has fantastic guests on his show. The recent one with David Bach was interesting.

Listened to Money Guy for a year or so. Good practical saving advice that motivated me to get heavier into investing and saving. Definitelt starts getting repetitive and once you get the basics of their thesis down, the episodes are all pretty similar.

Started listening to Rich Habits recently and they have some more detail around specific investment and real estate advice. Liking it so far.

AgCMT said:

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The "Diary of a CEO" Podcast with Steve Bartlett often has fantastic guests on his show. The recent one with David Bach was interesting.

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OP hates CEOs. Bad rec.