In Episode 98 of the Robert and Kalyn Get Rich Show (June 20), Robert and Kalyn—who repeatedly stress they don’t give financial advice—bounce from Kalyn’s midday soccer-beer buzz and a Sweden vs. Netherlands game to family chatter about sleep habits, snoring, and their mom’s horrified reaction to Chiara’s new tattoo. They joke about long-distance calling, Uncle Ed’s spinal surgery and weight loss, and riff on Kevin Warsh replacing Jerome Powell as Fed chair after promising Trump lower rates, only for the Fed to keep rates unchanged. Kalyn recaps the docuseries “Big Girls Wanted,” including the show’s extreme preferences and nicknames like “Pork Chop” and “Piggy,” plus mention of assault allegations. The stock segment reviews Walmart’s earnings slides, growth and margins, but they ultimately pass on buying WMT, complaining about non-GAAP spin, store vibes, and comparing Walmart and Target.

In episode 96 of the Robert and Kalen Get Rich Show (June 9), Robert and Kalyn banter from Cleveland and Houston while reiterating they don’t provide financial advice. They riff on power laws in sports and drafting, AI’s impact on entry-level work, and tool preferences like ChatGPT vs Claude, plus a betting market site and viral Hunter Biden jokes. Robert revisits SpaceX’s potential IPO, sharing Schwab allocation rules, skepticism about bubble pricing, and fear of a broader market drop, including the S-1’s heavy use of pictures and a claimed $40T addressable market. They detour into a “female delusion calculator” about dating standards and height statistics. The episode then shifts to NVIDIA, mocking its slide decks, chip codenames (Blackwell, Rubin, Feynman), and investor confusion, briefly checking valuation, recent performance, and speculating how a SpaceX IPO could pressure mega-cap stocks. They close with jokes about “balls of steel,” portfolios, and SPY gains.

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🚀 Welcome back to Robert and Kalyn GET RICH! | Episode 95

In this episode, Robert and Kalyn dive into everything from the Reese's Peanut Butter controversy and breakfast culture to a deep analysis of SpaceX’s potential IPO, Starlink, AI, investing, market manipulation concerns, and the future of space-based technologies.

Is SpaceX the investment opportunity of a lifetime, or are investors overlooking major risks? We break down the numbers, discuss valuation concerns, explore SpaceX's mission, and analyze what an IPO could mean for everyday investors.

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In a rare Friday Episode 94 (May 29), Robert and Kalyn return from a month-long hiatus, riffing on why they haven’t recorded, Kalyn’s chaotic podcast with 11-year-old guest Beckett Whitmore, and kids’ obsession with Handyman Hal. They touch on the Iron Shark rollercoaster rescue story, then spiral into extravagant wedding dresses—from My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding to Serena Williams’ $3.5M dress and Angela Baby’s alleged $31M dress—while debating what level of wealth makes that feel reasonable. The main event is an “investor presentation” on Costco: membership stats, renewal rates, app features like mobile cake ordering, store expansion, and confusing finance terms like LIFO, followed by sticker shock at Costco’s high P/E. They ultimately buy about 1.05 shares of Costco and tease a future SpaceX IPO discussion, plus jokes about gas lines, car maintenance, and questionable slide decks.

In Episode 93 of the Robert and Kalyn Get Rich Show (April 22), Robert and Kalyn riff on a window washer complimenting Robert’s cologne, dogs’ gross habits, and the odd marketplace for used personal items, then debate how much people should spend on expensive dogs and vet bills. Robert argues businesses often waste resources chasing “bad money after good,” using his nail-and-wax salon’s failing massage service and their overflowing email/storage habits as examples. They discuss a headline about the Trump administration considering a $500M loan to Spirit Airlines and note JetBlue’s blocked attempt to buy it. Kalyn shares a story claiming General Mills’ ventures extended beyond cereal into spy balloons, submersibles, black boxes, and a Navy cover story tied to the Titanic. They review General Mills’ investor presentation, decide it’s a “pass” stock pick, check their quirky portfolio, and revisit a Melania/Epstein-related theory involving her friend Amanda Ngaro.

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Join us every week as we dive deep into comic conversations about personal finances and other nonsense. Our hosts, Robert and Kalyn, bring you fun, insight and occassionally interviews with experts, thought leaders, and inspiring individuals who share their stories, experiences, and knowledge.

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On the April 1 episode of the Robert and Kalyn Get Rich Show, Robert and Kalyn joke about April Fools and Passover, celebrate a new 3-year-old listener (Rhett Kimmel), and riff on Christy Noem’s husband scandal alongside talk of Noem’s reported Corey Lewandowski affair and her estimated $5M net worth. They banter about hockey teams like the Anaheim Mighty Ducks and how Ivy League sports (rowing, lacrosse, field hockey, swimming) skew white, plus a long aside on censorship and fashion. The financial segment covers a surprise surge in Fannie Mae, “perma bears,” and a primer on private credit and redemption gates, then they buy 100 shares of Blue Owl Capital. They review portfolio performance, discuss Paramount’s decline, their earlier Warner Brothers exit, and Microsoft valuation and P/E history.

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Recorded on March 24, 2026, from Aspen, Colorado and Houston, this episode blends humor, current events, and serious discussions around government spending, politics, and modern culture.

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Robert and Kalyn bumble their way into “Episode 89” (on purpose, obviously) and open with a reminder that none of this is financial advice, despite how confidently they say it. They recap a chaotic college-tour road trip—Duke vs. skipped schools, the predictable “blue light” safety spiel, and a running commentary on campus land acknowledgments and slavery-era funding, noting how the messaging shifts as they head south to Wake Forest and its Reynolds/tobacco legacy. The conversation detours into why everything is named Chevy Chase, MTV/VH1 nostalgia, and the eternal injustice of Weird Al not being in the Rock Hall. Then they spiral into conspiracies: a dubious Trump/Armenia-Azerbaijan “TRIPP” corridor, Wayfair’s overpriced listings allegedly tied to Epstein, and the grand reveal that Barry Manalow (plus other 82-year-olds) is running the whole Illuminati. They end by checking their battered portfolio, roasting OpenDoor and Carvana, and begging you to like, subscribe, and recruit more “spies.”

00:00 Show Intro and Episode Mixup

01:00 Topics and Disclaimer

02:01 College Tour Chaos

04:27 Study Abroad Stories

06:35 Epstein Money Talk

07:49 Campus Land Acknowledgments

09:09 Reynolds Tobacco Legacy

11:31 Why So Many Chevy Chases

16:14 Weird Al and MTV Nostalgia

20:34 Salon Fit and Superfans

21:45 Guam Callback and TRIPP Rumor

24:56 Armenia Azerbaijan Corridor

26:03 Trump Mixes Up Countries

27:10 New Borders and Old Names

28:34 Wayfair Epstein Rabbit Hole

31:31 Media Fact Checks and AI News

35:13 War Jitters and Portfolio Pain

36:46 Venezuela Cuba Iran Theory

39:17 Barry Manalow Illuminati Bit

43:47 Checking the Fake Portfolio

44:54 Carvana OpenDoor and Bad Loans

48:27 AI Layoffs and Bubble Talk

50:20 Wrap Up and Disclaimer

In Episode 88, Robert and Kalyn start the show with a chaotic mix of topics—beards, bizarre Brazil ads, and why they definitely don’t give financial advice. The episode quickly gets hilarious when they react to an overly dramatic long-form commercial that eventually turns out to be an ad for Subway.

They go on a rant about reaction videos, talk about old-school “stag” films, and jokingly draw the line at watching certain infamous internet videos together. The conversation then shifts to the Super Bowl Halftime Show, where they discuss how background performers get paid hourly while the headliner performs for $0.

Things get even more interesting when they dive into the controversy around FIFA allegedly creating a “Peace Prize” for Donald Trump.

Later in the episode, a viral AI article sparks a discussion about software development and automation. Robert demonstrates how he built a salon scheduling system in just a week using ChatGPT and OpenAI Codex, replacing expensive subscription software.

The episode wraps up with a quick portfolio check (including selling Fannie Mae), the famous Buba/Kiki chicken study, and political talk about Kristi Noem being reassigned as a special envoy.

If you enjoy discussions about AI, internet culture, finance, viral news, and comedy commentary, this episode is packed with entertaining moments you don’t want to miss.

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