Michael Gayed thinks that your average retail investor is far too complacent about the state of the markets and the economy, and he explains why a rally in stocks has no bearing on the long-term reality we will all eventually have to wake up to.

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David Woo is well aware of the problems facing America: polarizing politics, endless government debt, destruction of the middle class, the list goes on. However, he is very bullish on the long term prospects of the U.S.A and in this interview, he explains exactly why that is.

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David Hunter sees a new great depression facing the global economy up ahead, and he urges investors to start preparing themselves now for an eventual collapse of the financial system that will take many by surprise.

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Michael Pento believes that both investors and the media have gotten complacent when it comes to the soft landing narrative and one day in the not-too-distant future, the untenable debt situation in the U.S. is going to wreak havoc on markets and the economy.

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Renowned Journalist Jonathan Roth breaks down the rapidly changing geopolitical chessboard in our modern era and explains why the crisis we're seeing on multiple fronts could lead to increased global conflict and perhaps even the start of World War 3.

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Chris Vermeulen of the Technical Traders believes there is a shift occurring in the market, from overvalued tech names into hard assets, and most investors haven't gotten the memo. Chris thinks that in the meantime, playing defense and waiting for an inevitable crash is the best strategy.

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Michael Oliver explains why the current bubble in the U.S. stock market is historically unprecedented and what this means for investors. Michael touches on all the factors that led to sky high valuations, why they will come crashing down to earth, and why commodities may be the new safe haven asset class.

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Lynette Zang points out that infinitely expanding government deficits, political polarization, and the expansion of global conflict are all signs that our current financial system is headed for a historical crisis that threatens to evaporate wealth.

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Matthew Piepenburg points out that debt distress often leads to the drumbeats of war, as reckless governments try to distract the public and find a way to stay afloat while their empire crumbles. Matthew discusses the potential for further global conflict, the new multipolar world emerging, the outcome of the debt crisis, and much more.

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Host of the Dad Edge Podcast Larry Hagner joins the show to give his thoughts on fatherhood and the importance of raising children to be resilient, emotionally connected, and life-long learners. Larry lays out the strategies that have worked best for both himself and the countless other fathers he's connected with to provide a guide that will give any dad out there actionable advice he can apply to his own family.

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