Danny Lobell and standup comedian Tom Rhodes talk about a new wifi system in India that also solves the trash problem, as well as solar power for Africa. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and "The Skinny" creator Jessie Kahnweiler talk about Cleanify, which is an app that helps you keep your home sparkling. They also discuss Jessie's dumb money mistakes and sexist pricing. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and standup comedian from NYC Megan Gailey ("Conan") talk about Livblend's bottled smoothies and a recent Kanye West rant. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and Adam Conover ("Adam Ruins Everything") chat about Hop!, a new app for parents that lets them stay in touch with their kids' teachers. They also talk about how Jerry Seinfeld is selling 16 of his Porsches. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and standup comedian Ian Abramson chat about Luna Lights, a device that helps the elderly navigate their homes. In the news on the street, they talk about the Zika virus' effect on tourism around the world. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and Daniel David Shapiro (host/creator "Two Truths and a Lie" storytelling show in Los Angeles) chat about Petiole, an app that keeps plants alive. They also go over financial terms like "junk bonds" and "obsolescence risk." Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and Paul Provenza ("The Aristocrats" and "Sataristas") discuss Brain.fm, which apparently helps people complete tasks more effectively through music. Someone paid a ton of money for an old dime and Paul's dumb money mistake is that he invested in a business that got too popular too quickly. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and standup comedian Danny McDermott explore Hamwells, a shower that recycles the water you use. They also chat about the imminent demise of nudie mags including Playboy and Penthouse. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and standup comedian Wayne Federman (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) talk Lishtot, which is a business dealing with water contamination. Wayne's dumb money mistake is that he once returned money that he found. The news on the street is that Kit Kat company was refused a trademark for their candy in the United Kingdom. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.

Danny Lobell and standup comedian Jordon Ferber talk about Crik Nutrition, a new kind of protein made of cricket powder. Jordon's dumb money mistake was that he got his NYC tour guide license but never gave tours. Tune in for laughs and investment advice.