On today's podcast, we have Erik Smith. Erik and I have been talking since we were 4 months old so this did not take long to get into a groove. Topics include Michelob Ultra Seltzer review, Accountant PSA, Snow etiquette, and some segments. Segments include Monday morning headlines, Say it w/ ur chest, and bearish and bullish. 

Thanks for listening - JB

On today's podcast, we are joined by Esteban Lopez. Esteban is a great person who always motivates me to do more. We talk today about our journey to the firm and how we have tried to make our mark in our short time being employed adults. Topics include: reaching out to executives, not taking yourself and others to seriously, and playing to your strengths. 

We close with some bearish and bullish. Thanks for listening - JB

Today's episode includes 2 long time listeners to the Quadbunk podcast, Mike Jones and Cesar Hernandez. Topics include 1. how dumb we are to have bought into GME and how we are never going to sell 2. Legal betting ruining our moral superiority. 

Segments include Bearish and Bullish. Thanks for listening, JB

In today's episode, we have Zack Peskin on the podcast to shoot the shit about a range of topics. We talk about working from home, how to improve our professional lives by showing our true self a little more, and find ways to innovate the pringles can. The bearish and bullish segment comes back with talk of youtube, electronic handwear, and the Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital. I think that America has become too good at meme's. 

Thanks for listening - JB

In today's episode, we dive into a thought I'm trying to reason through: "gluttony is cheap." I learned something this week about why its easier to put weight back on right after dieting. We close with some tips and tricks. Thanks for listening - JB

The second guest of the Quadbunk Podcast is Jack Carrigan. Jack is a good friend, previous coworker, and Professional Lacrosse Player. Jack and I talk about a paranormal experience for the first 20 minutes that has me convinced that I will never travel to Salem, Mass. We transition into some conversation about how hard it can be to have a goal and a job, to do both you have to be crafty. Jack asks me questions about why I am doing the podcast and what the end goal is. Today's segment is "bearish and bullish." 

Thanks for listening,

JB

In today's episode, we talk about perspective, and how sometimes it only comes through traumatic experiences. I think that although it does come from trauma, it can also be created by challenging yourself or putting yourself into situations that challenge your status quo. 

We end the podcast with some segments including "Busy Season Chronicles," "What did I miss?" and the return of "Excel tips with John." Thanks again for listening.

Our first official guest comes on the podcast to talk politics on a macro level. TJ has been someone I have admired for a while on his ability to try and remain objective on tough topics such as politics. We discuss the motivations of the media towards polarization and the differences, in "your reality" depending on the news you consume. Some suggestions are made that we at the quadbunk are trying to make a conscious effort to implement in our own lives.  

This conversation was recorded on December 22nd, but the goal of the conversation was to try to talk through what we are experiencing and hopefully come away with a better understanding than when we pressed play. Appreciate that TJ was willing to chat with us, hopefully, more to come. 

In today's episode, I give a lay of the land for the 2021 quadbunk podcast. That includes upcoming guests, and hopefully some new and interesting conversations for the listeners. I also bring out the first instalment of the segment, busy season chronicles, where I talk about things that come up throughout the week at work that hopefully can apply to the masses. Thanks for listening.