Perimeter DeskPERIMETER LISTENING / 46 SHOWS & SERIES
Company histories, market debates, and conversations about how money works. Find your next listen, meet the hosts, and follow the ideas beyond the episode.
Meet the podcast hosts
Roundtable · All-In Podcast, LLC
Four technology investors debate markets, startups, science and politics, mixing company analysis with pointed disagreements, guest interviews and the perspectives of people building and financing businesses.
Best forListeners familiar with business news who want to hear investors argue through technology and market developments, including their assumptions and disagreements about policy.
Interviews · 20VC
Harry Stebbings interviews venture investors and company builders about fundraising, investment judgment and operating decisions, with related product, sales and growth conversations across the feed.
Best forFounders, startup operators and investors who already know basic venture terminology and want detailed accounts of financing, company building and investment decision-making.
Interviews · Redpoint Ventures
Logan Bartlett’s interview archive explores software companies, venture investing and the practical choices behind growth, with founders and executives discussing hiring, sales, product and fundraising.
Best forFounders, software operators and venture investors looking for detailed past conversations about building companies, with enough context to judge which lessons still apply.
Interviews · Lenny Rachitsky
Lenny Rachitsky interviews product leaders, founders and growth practitioners about how companies develop products, attract customers and organize teams, with practical detail for people doing the work.
Best forProduct managers, founders and business readers who want to understand how software companies turn strategy into customer experiences, growth experiments and team decisions.
Interviews · Farnam Street
Shane Parrish explores decision-making, leadership and learning with investors, executives and other specialists, connecting the habits behind good judgment with business challenges and everyday choices.
Best forInvestors and business readers who want to improve their judgment, understand recurring decision errors and learn from the working methods of experienced practitioners.
Interviews · Guy Raz | Wondery
Guy Raz draws out the stories behind recognizable companies, following founders through early experiments, financing problems and setbacks, alongside advice conversations about running a business.
Best forListeners new to business podcasts who enjoy stories and want a practical feel for entrepreneurship, including the uncertainty and persistence behind recognizable brands.
Roundtable · New York Magazine / Vox Media Podcast Network
Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss technology, business and politics through commentary, predictions and disagreement, connecting corporate decisions with the personalities and institutions shaping them.
Best forBusiness and technology news readers who want lively interpretation, contrasting perspectives and discussion of how company decisions interact with politics, media and public influence.
News briefings · Vox Media Podcast Network
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine the stories moving financial markets, combining business analysis, economic news and guest interviews with particular attention to technology and corporate strategy.
Best forListeners building familiarity with market news who want plain-language discussion of company results, economic developments and the questions investors are asking about technology.
Interviews · Redpoint Ventures
Jacob Effron interviews researchers, founders and investors about artificial intelligence, examining technical progress, business models and commercial adoption alongside occasional discussions with other investors and practitioners.
Best forTechnology investors, founders and business readers comfortable with some technical discussion who want to connect AI developments with commercial adoption and company economics.
Roundtable · The Compound
Josh Brown and Michael Batnick bring investors and market commentators into a lively discussion of stocks, financial news, portfolio decisions, and the stories moving Wall Street.
Best forInvestors who follow market news and want an informal discussion of competing explanations, with practical observations from advisers and professional investors.
Interviews · Bloomberg
Barry Ritholtz interviews investors, executives, researchers, and authors about their careers, decision processes, and the ideas that explain how businesses and financial markets work.
Best forListeners who want to understand how accomplished practitioners think, including advisers, finance students, and investors building a broader library of investing approaches.
Interviews · Excess Returns
Interviews and discussions connect quantitative research, value investing, portfolio construction, and macroeconomics, with hosts asking practitioners to explain the reasoning behind their investment approaches.
Best forInvestors and advisers who are comfortable with basic market terminology and want thoughtful explanations of research, portfolio design, and competing investment philosophies.
Interviews · Morningstar
Morningstar’s hosts interview investors, researchers, and financial-planning specialists about retirement, portfolio design, and the practical decisions that shape an individual’s financial life over time.
Best forLong-term individual investors, people approaching retirement, and advisers who want research-informed conversations about making financial plans work in everyday life and across market cycles.
Interviews · The Meb Faber Show
Meb Faber talks with investors, researchers, and entrepreneurs about global markets, asset allocation, and investment strategies, connecting academic ideas with the practical work of managing money.
Best forCurious investors and advisers who want exposure to different markets and strategies, and are willing to investigate an idea further after hearing the interview.
Interviews · Wealthion
Wealthion interviews market specialists about economic conditions, central banks, commodities, and portfolio risks, emphasizing how macroeconomic changes can affect wealth preservation and real-asset investing.
Best forExperienced investors who want to hear a range of macroeconomic arguments, particularly about real assets, inflation, central banks, and risks to diversified portfolios.
Interviews · The Investor’s Podcast Network
William Green interviews investors and other thoughtful practitioners about judgment, temperament, resilience, and the habits that connect long-term investment success with a satisfying life.
Best forInvestors who enjoy reflective interviews and readers interested in judgment, emotional discipline, and how financial success fits within a wider definition of a good life.
Interviews · Corey Hoffstein
Corey Hoffstein interviews the people who research and run quantitative investment strategies, digging into portfolio construction, trading rules, implementation choices, and the risks behind model-driven approaches.
Best forInvestment professionals, quantitative researchers, and advanced individual investors who want detailed discussions of how systematic strategies are designed, combined, and implemented in practice.
Interviews · MacroVoices
Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna connect macroeconomic arguments with market behavior through extended investor interviews, commodity discussions and chart-based commentary for listeners already comfortable with financial terminology.
Best forExperienced investors who want to compare macro frameworks, follow commodity markets and understand the assumptions behind professional managers’ views across different asset classes.
Listen with a purpose.Choose a topic you want to understand, then keep a note of one claim, one source, and one question worth following.
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