How do you ethically report on the finance of Australia? And what is the origin story of one of Australia's leading financial journalists? 

MIchael Pascoe sits down with host Scott Phillips to talk his incredible career, and unpacks his newest book 'The Summertime of our Dreams', 

 

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Audio books are booming, and Audible have changed the game - but how did they do it and how are they still at the top and growing? 

Leanne Cartwright-Bradford from Audible breaks it down with host Scott Phillips and unpacks the way Audible and Amazon are marketing and executing their plan going into 2023. 

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How can you be aware of your money? How can you stay in control of your money, whilst still making return savvy decisions?

Effie Zahos, editor of Money, Chanel 9's Today Show money expert and all round Aussie media finance powerhouse sits down with Scott Phillips to talk everyday finance and smart money decisions. 

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A claimed 15% annual return, a fast and easy to use platform and a promise of an uncorrelated asset class. Fine art is an investment usually reserved for the mega rich and mega connected, but not anymore. 

Allen Sukholitsky is the CIO of Masterworks, an investing platform which allows you to invest in multi million dollar pieces of art, for entry level prices. 

It's a fascinating concept, and one host Scott Phillips was eager to explore and unpack. 

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Liz Truss' future, is polling an accurate way to measure, and how are we now looking at politics?

A revisit of an episode that holds relevance today more than ever.

Why Australians are more compliant than rebellious, how rapid polling has influenced politics and why it’s still so hard for many politicians to take action on climate change.

Scott Phillips chats with social researcher and author Rebecca Huntley. 

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Where is the line? How do we evaluate the psychology of people who gamble? And when do we begin to question money over ethics? 

Professor Matthew Browne is a research professor working on the psychological and health aspects of gambling. Matthew provides statistical and machine learning methods across several disciplines, including social science and psychology. 

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COVID may have done some damage - but how are travel businesses coming back? And how can you capitalise? 

Adam Schwab is the co-founder of Luxury Escapes, he's also an angel investor, financial journalist and host of the podcast, From Zero. 

Hear him break down his founders story, and walk Scott Phillips through the ups and downs of running a travel business in during covid. 

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What is the answer to the future of automotive? Is it hydrogen? Electric? Which car should you by right now to ensure you're ready for the changing automotive ecosystem? 

These are questions that require planning, both from private and government sectors - so where are we at? 

Join host Scott Phillips as he talks to the Senior Manager of Future Mobility at Hyundai, Scott Nargar. 

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Commsec's Chief Economist on potentially higher interest rates, inflation, property prices, petrol prices and what every Aussies should do to prepare. 

Craig James is the Chief Economist, CommSec, interpreting ‘big picture’ economic and financial trends for customers, clients and staff. 

Hear what he's expecting to come with host, and Chief Investment Officer of the Motley Fool, Scott Phillips. 

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Artist fees, set up costs, weather insurance and round the clock safety assessments - how are musical festivals really making their cash, and what's the profit margins on big Australian festivals.

Greg Donovan is the founder and operator of the world's most remote musical festivals. Birdsville's and Broken Hill's Big Red Bash has hosted legends like Jimmy Barnes, Missy Higgins and Kate Ceberano. 

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