Guests on Prof G Markets who have their own podcasts
While Ed and Scott are on vacation I’m looking to listen to some of their guests’ podcasts. Here is the list I’ve compiled. Who am I missing and what are you listening to?
Optimist Economy — Kathryn Anne Edwards (co-host: Robin Rauzi)
Weekly. Tackles one U.S. economic problem (wages, healthcare, housing, retirement) and a practical solution each episode — an “anti-doomscroll” take on economics.
Unhedged — Katie Martin (co-host: Robert Armstrong)
Twice-weekly, FT/Pushkin. Breaks down what’s moving markets — Fed policy, bank earnings, tech stocks — with a “Long and Short” segment for personal market calls.
Keeping It Simple with Simplify Asset Management — Michael Green (co-host: Harley Bassman)
Monthly. Conversations with industry strategists on options-based investing, passive vs. active investing, and portfolio construction.
The Compound and Friends — Josh Brown (co-host: Michael Batnick)
Twice-weekly (Tue/Fri). Guest-driven interviews with strategists, founders, and analysts on markets and investing themes.
What Are Your Thoughts — Josh Brown (co-host: Michael Batnick)
Frequent companion show — just the two of them breaking down market-moving news and earnings.
Better Offline — Ed Zitron
Weekly, iHeart/Cool Zone Media. Skeptical, narrative-driven takes on tech industry hype — AI infrastructure spending, “the Rot Economy,” and Big Tech’s growth-at-all-costs culture, mixing solo monologues with guest interviews.
The Real Eisman Playbook — Steve Eisman
Regular (~weekly), with a premium Substack tier. Markets and macro commentary from the investor known for calling the 2008 housing crash, often with Wall Street analyst guests.
Compound Interest from Semafor Business — Rohan Goswami (co-host: Liz Hoffman)
Weekly (Tuesdays), Semafor. In-depth interviews with operators and executives (Uber’s Dara Khosrowshahi, Klarna’s Sebastian Siemiatkowski, etc.) on how business and finance are being reshaped by tech and capital.