For the first 6 minutes we discuss why the stock market is crashing and what you should do about it. Interest rate hikes, geopolitical tensions, and the many other factors playing into it. Then Kia and Nick join the pod to talk about how they have built their Tiktok brand and everything that goes into it. They have become wildly successful and have been recognized by YouTube and TikTok. You can follow their journey below:

TikTok and Instagram: @nickpmccuen and @kianalbandi

Gene breaks down how inflation is affecting the stock market and what the Fed needs to do. Also touched on the supply chain, Rivian, and investment opportunities for 2022.

You can contact Loup by visiting loupfunds.com or emailing Gene at [email protected]

In this episode, Connor talks about his path to becoming an entrepreneur, why he loves investing, and his time on the bachelor franchise. We also talked about his company, Waterboy, which is a supplement that helps hydrate the body. Does Connor like Bitcoin? We break down all things crypto. The link to Waterboy is below, check it out!

https://www.waterboy.com/

Joe joined the podcast to talk about how he became an engineer and his work at Open Collective. Open Collective allows businesses to raise capital transparently, and for the community to donate. We also spoke about bitcoin, crypto's, and much more

Jimmy joined the podcast to talk about all things investing. We also talked about Jimmy's background and his path from investment banking to Square Payroll. 

During this episode, we dive into how Leslie got to CNBC and the steps to take if you are new to the stock market. We also cover Gamestop and if another situation like that could happen again.

Gene joined the show to talk about numerous topics including the housing boom, tech, and moonshot opportunities over the next 10 years. We covered Zillow vs. Opendoor, the Africa boom, as well as if its a good time to get into high tech growth stocks. You can check out Loup Ventures using the link below as well as learning about the LOUP ETF on the NYSE.

https://loupventures.com/

https://www.innovatoretfs.com/etf/?ticker=loup&ticker=loup

Alex dives into the world of media and how streaming has really changed the landscape in terms of content consumption. We talk through a wide range of topics: Antitrust, Microsoft and their spending spree, TikTok, and much more. In addition, Alex gives his thoughts on what the next big story will be in 2030. The links to his work are below and check out CNBC as new stories are constantly developing.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/15/snap-a-digital-advertising-revolution-bolstered-the-camera-company.html?__source=sharebar|twitter&par=sharebar

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/12/microsoft-hunts-for-big-acquisitions-as-antitrust-spotlight-on-rivals.html

https://www.cnbc.com/alex-sherman/?&qsearchterm=alex%20sherman

This podcast was done with Tage in Africa, so the audio quality at times can be spotty. However, we talked about life in Africa, how tech is developing, and how Jumia can be the next Alibaba.

Michael Goldberg is and entrepreneur and venture capitalist who heads Case Western Reserve's Entrepreneurship Program. We dive into about how Michael got into tech, what it takes to get a startup off the ground, and how Case is spurring investment in entrepreneurship. The link to Michael's course "Beyond Silicon Valley" is below and is available for free on Coursera

https://www.coursera.org/learn/entrepreneurship-development