Rangeley Capital portfolio manager Andrew Walker joins the podcast to talk SPACs, de-SPACs, spinoffs, and three specific value-investing ideas. One involves a bitcoin miner that emerged from bankruptcy, and two involve real estate spinoffs that are turning things around.

GAI Insights co-founder and AI pioneer Dr. John Sviokla joins the show to talk all things generative AI. This includes the technology's investing potential, limitations, computability, future impact on the broad market, and real-world use cases.

Marty Fridson of Porter & Co. joins the podcast to talk all about the high-yield market, whether he believes we'll still see a recession, and five sectors that show opportunity for junk-bond buying.

The Bear Cave founder Edwin Dorsey joins the podcast to talk all about short selling. He covers the basics of how to find opportunities, gives multiple examples of troubled companies he has identified in the past, and lists off many more stocks that he expects will face headwinds soon.

Stansberry Asset Management's CIO Austin Root joins the podcast this week to share why he sees gold as inferior to shares of world-class businesses, two stocks he finds particularly attractive today, and how either presidential candidate will be bad for the economy in the long run.

Chaikin Analytics founder Marc Chaikin joins the show to impart some of the wisdom he has learned in his 50 years in the markets. He covers which sectors he likes and which he's avoiding today, why he only invests in U.S. assets, which metrics you should pay attention to, and why he believes this current bull run has years of growth left.

Jonathan Shaffner of MBO Partners joins the podcast and uses his 25 years of military experience to weigh in on today's wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, how government contracts create winners and losers in investing, and why data is now more important than ever.

KraneShares CIO Brendan Ahern joins the podcast to talk all things China – what's driving the country's recent stock rally, why China won't invade Taiwan, and why cooperation with China is vital to the U.S. economy's future growth.

Infineo Chief Economist Bob Murphy joins the show to discuss a wide variety of topics – including the U.S. dollar's inevitable fall from dominance, the harmful consequences of low interest rates, and how today's economy mirrors that of the 1930s.

Broyhill Asset Management President Chris Pavese returns to the podcast and covers a variety of topics – why you shouldn't abandon stocks despite concerning geopolitics, the investing opportunities from Biden's staunch antitrust regulation, and how you can still find pockets of value in the markets.