Adam and Sean begin by checking in on how the current market rally is impacting different sectors. They then check in on reports of consumers beginning to “trade down” and what we might expect from this summer travel season. The pair finish with a quick recap of the shocking PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger, and an “Uncorrelated” story about heated chef debates over the proper way to care for cast iron cookware.

Adam and Sean begin by putting debt ceiling discussion to bed for (at least) the next two years. They then talk about the state of the market and economy and how we may find ourselves in a “Goldilocks” type environment. The pair finishes with a discussion about how tipping culture has changed post-COVID and an “Uncorrelated” story about the war over the rights to the term “Taco Tuesday.”

Adam and Sean discuss the debt ceiling as a possible deal nears the finish line and check in on a market that has proved resilient so far in 2023. The two then look at a possible Hamptons slump for the summer season just as the Jersey Shore begins targeting luxury-seeking consumers. The pair finishes the show with “Uncorrelated” stories about grand-theft-backhoe in Illinois and a chaotic and dangerous cheese chasing competition outside of London.

Adam and Sean start with new debt ceiling headlines as the X-Date quickly approaches. The two then discuss how negative headlines influence the market, as well as how Robinhood’s new 24-trading offering may impact investors. The pair finishes with “Uncorrelated,” discussing the new $700 wagyu burger in Philadelphia, and Starbucks' bold decision to change the type of ice they use in their drinks.

Adam and Sean check back in on the debt ceiling situation before taking a broader look at government spending and how proposed “Baby Bonds” could serve as a form of government investment. The pair then give a breakdown of recession chatter and an assessment of home country bias in investing. They finish with two food theme “Uncorrelated” topics surrounding fruit snack smuggling in Israel and butter debates in the Wall Street Journal.

Adam and Sean begin by breaking down some of the topics spurring market turbulence, including the debt ceiling situation, Fed hikes, and continuing bank struggles. They then recap some of their favorite moments from this past weekend’s Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting before finishing with a New Jersey themed “Uncorrelated,” including stories about unruly Little League parents and the insurance implications of a meteor strike.

Adam and Sean begin by giving an update on a variety of inflation topics, including the price of eggs and the ever-changing car market. The two then move into a discussion about spending power and homeownership rates among Gen Z and millennials, before finishing with two "Uncorrelated" stories covering the impact of Pablo Escobar’s hippos in Colombia and the forced destruction of Miller High Life beers in Europe.

Adam and Sean begin by taking a look at how great stocks can be found in some surprising sectors, as well as how they have performed against some of their more well-known counterparts. We then dive into “Bulls and Bears” looking at the popular narratives from bullish and bearish investors as it relates to inflation, rates, the economy, and markets. We finish the show with "Uncorrelated,” taking a look at a gold robbery at a Canadian airport, as well as an A-list Hollywood actor with an impressive investment track record.

Adam and Sean begin by checking back in on bank sector stress as Q1 2023 earnings continue to roll in. We then move onto "Uncorrelated," where we discuss New York City’s new “Rat Czar” as well as a brazen dime heist in a Philadelphia parking lot. We finish the show by discussing AI developments including the new AI created Drake/The Weeknd song, how AI may impact the financial industry, and AI’s impact on the labor market moving forward.

Adam and Sean begin by giving their takes on current bank stress as well as how aftershocks of COVID era asset bubbles are still being felt today. We finish the show with a new segment called "Uncorrelated" where we breakdown lighter financial stories such as the economics of the New York Yankees charging players for Wi-Fi on the team plane and how Netflix and HBO shows shape the way we plan our vacations.