This week special guest Alison Herman (The Ringer) meets the boys in the studio to break down depictions of finance in pop culture, determine whether Twitter is a buy, and decide whether the old should live with the young.

In this very special episode the boys welcome friend and former roommate Cole Hersch (Podcast But Outside) to talk about how to best capitalize on the NFT boom and a brilliant restaurant concept for the birthday crowd.

This week the boys discuss potential winners of the economic reopening, give their stock analysis of ride-hailing/food delivery service Uber, and pitch a business idea that would turn last night's leftovers into mountains of cash.

The boys are back in the studio after a brief hiatus to discuss Peloton treadmill troubles and what the cryptocurrency Ethereum could mean for the future of contracts.

This week on NFA, the guys take a closer look at the plant-based food trend and discuss a potential business idea that hopes to give you a PhD in sucking wee.

On This episode of NFA, the boys mourn the loss of a true financial legend named Bernie Madoff and discuss whether or not Alibaba is a good purchase based on the Chinese economy.

On the fourth episode of Not Financial Advice, the crew discusses whether or not McDonald's is a viable long-term investment, and receives a dystopian business pitch from Nick Mehendale.

The NFA crew breaks down the best investing plays to take advantage of the current housing market, discusses whether or not the EV space is a bubble, and dives deep into the most important investment of all: love.

On the second episode of Not Financial Advice, the crew talks about how to properly invest in marijuana futures and ETFs, whether or not toilets can be updated for the 21st century, and if buying an OTM UVXY call option expiring in five days is financial suicide or the easiest way to make a 5,000% profit.

On our inaugural ep, the NFA crew asks the big questions: What is a market? Are underwater servers real? Is Yoshi inherently sexual? Listen to find out.