Podcast Episodes
Back to Search085: Accredited to Accredited with Gena Lofton
I am a refugee of the Thomas fires that crept dangerously close to my home in Montecito, CA.
That’s why my audio sucks on the introduction of this week’s podcast. Fortunately the actual interview was…
Published on 8 years ago
084: Preparing for the Storm with Chris Martenson
I cannot tell a lie…
Despite the fact that I am a libertarian and seem to run in circles with some pretty depressing people:
I do not see the future filled with doom and gloom.
I do not believe that…
Published on 8 years ago
083: What You Need to Know About Gold with Dana Samuelson
Thousands of years ago, in the Roman Times of Christ, you would go to your local store and trade your ounce of gold coins for a nice toga and a pair of sandals—something worthy of wearing to the coli…
Published on 8 years ago
082: The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels
Why do you believe what you believe?
Are you a republican or a democrat? Are you pro-choice or pro-life? How about guns? Should guns be outlawed in the United States?
Do you ever look at the “other s…
Published on 8 years, 1 month ago
081: Become an “Insider” with Nick Hodge
When you listen to my podcast or read my book, you might think I am rigid about my investing. After all, the principals of wealth creation that I teach are:
Invest in cash flowing assets. Understand…Published on 8 years, 1 month ago
080: Ask Buck
Being a podcaster is kind of unusual. Last month I had over 30K downloads (not bad) yet I only speak to a fraction of you through investor club.
Even fewer of you know each other despite the fact tha…
Published on 8 years, 1 month ago
079: Self Directed IRAs and Solo 401ks with Theresa Fette
Last summer I learned how to swim for the first time. I was an athletic kid but somehow missed that window in my life when it was ok to not know how. After all, when you are two or three years old, n…
Published on 8 years, 1 month ago
078: Zen and the Art of NFL Football with Dr. Colleen Crowley
How our brains have evolved over time is a funny thing. The same things that make us wildly successful in life have the potential to make us miserable.
This is the cruel paradox of the high achieving…
Published on 8 years, 2 months ago
077: Confessions of an Artificial Intelligence Hedge Fund Manager: Howard Getson
Why do I advocate investing in real things like real estate and precious metals instead of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds? Because I understand them and they are, for the most part, predictable.
I u…
Published on 8 years, 2 months ago
076: Setting Your Wealth Thermostat: Rod Khleif
The wealthy think differently than most of us–
Here’s the challenge–In order to be wealthy, you must think like the wealthy!
“But Buck, if I don’t know how they think how can I do that?”
Well, I’ll t…
Published on 8 years, 2 months ago