Susan Antilla has spent more than 25 years writing about and exposing sexual harassment and discrimination on Wall Street. She joins the pod today to talk to Jeff and Bruce about her stellar career, her work, and progress made. InvestmentNews CEO Christine Shaw makes her long-awaited debut on the pod to discuss her work towards gender equality through her own stewardship of InvestmentNews, as well as her podcast, Her Success Matters, which focuses on the journey's and success's of C-Suite women across the business.

'There is no such thing as ESG investing...it's an analytical tool' says Erika Karp, chief impact officer at Pathstone, and not utilizing it will hurt your investing in the long run. Erika chats with Jeff and Bruce about all things ESG investing, impact and why it's important for advisers to go beyond the labels. Nicole Casperson joins to discuss SPACs and why so many celebrities are hitching their brand to the SPAC bandwagon.

Kurt Wolfe, securities attorney with Troutman Pepper, discusses the final updated rules from the SEC on adviser marketing. The rule hasn't changed in nearly 40 years, so Jeff, Bruce and Kurt have plenty to discuss, including what is allowed under the new guidelines and differences for brokers versus advisers. Chuck Failla also joins to chat about InvestmentNews' upcoming RIA summit on May 18-19.

Nathan Parkins of MoLei Financial and Fincap Advisers joins Jeff and Bruce to discuss the very real business of cannabis investing. The wide-ranging conversation covers the difference between marijuana, hemp and CBD, how to invest, the outlook for the industry and how to talk to clients about it. Bruce and Jeff also chat about Bruce's recent cover on RIA roll-ups.

Jeff and Bruce delve into the murky world of Bitcoin. Chris Kuiper from CFRA sets Bruce and Jeff on the path to crypto enlightenment. They may not be "hodling" by the end of the episode, but you'll learn some of the basic, but interesting details, why it works, and whether crypto ETFs make any sense. Bruce and Jeff have also have a lively discussion about the sale of Wells Fargo Asset Management to PE.

Les Brun, Co-Founder of Ariel Alternatives, shares his vision for "Project Black," the firm's initiative to invest in middle-market companies to scale the number of minority owned businesses. InvestmentNews' own Emile Hallez joins to discuss HSAs, their potential benefits for clients and how advisers can work with them.

Rick Ferri joins to discuss his latest call for a change in adviser fees. Is charging 1% of AUM fair to clients? Attorney Jason Kane discusses his firm's class-action lawsuit against embattled GPB Capital. Will investors see their money again?

Tyler Gellasch from Healthy Markets joins Jeff and Bruce to discuss the potential regulatory fallout from the recent social media-fueled trading frenzy. As Jeff says, the politicians have their meat hooks into it, so what comes next? Bruce Bond, a 2021 Innovator Award honoree, also joins to discuss his career in the ETF space.

Paul Schatz, founder of Heritage Capital, joins Jeff and Bruce to explain the nuances of the GameStop saga that has gripped the investing community and the United States at large. There are reasons beyond just a Reddit group for the wild action, and Paul goes through all of them. Robb Baldwin, CEO of TradePMR, relays his personal story of dealing with a challenging merger and how it relates to the service issues some advisers at experiencing with the Schwab/TD acquisition.

D.C. correspondent Mark Schoeff Jr. joins Bruce and Jeff to look at the full impact of the Biden/Harris administration on the advisory business. What will change quickly, what won't, and what happens to Reg BI? Then Emile Hallez share insights from the RPA Convergence events.