With guest speaker Jordan Eisen, the founder of the FOV Sports Podcast, we go into depth with what it’s like to podcast and everything that goes into it. He’s been podcasting since 2019 and is now starting to see immense success. In this episode, we will discuss growth strategies, marketing tactics, making episodes, and the experiences we’ve had on this journey.

In this episode, we will discuss Jaron’s journey and his secrets to growing his page. We will discuss the marketing tactics, strategy, and the opportunities his page has led him to. One of his strategies has been passing out business cards at Mets games, which is one of the way he was able to get his page from 5k to 35k in one year. He's a known celebrity in the world of sports, even at such a young age. He's had partnerships with different brands, including seat geek.

With famous social media influencer Rahul Rai, we uncover the secrets to growing wealth and becoming a millionaire. We will discuss different tactics people have used, the mentality they're always in, and how Rahul has put himself on the path to financial freedom at such a young age. He's been in several Hollywood movies and has transitioned over to tiktok, instagram, and YouTube in more recent years. He's a firm believer in "leverage", and how much impact that one word can have in the financial world. According to Rahul, there is only a tiny percentage of people in the world who are financially literate. That's why there's not many people that have immense wealth. There are many people who waste their wealth on luxuries when they should be saving, investing in stocks, putting money in their Roth IRA, etc. Listen to this episode to learn more!

In this episode, we will take a deep dive into the world of passive income and how it can lead people to financial freedom. We will discuss house hacking, how celebrities are able to utilize their name to make more money, and generally how passive income generates money while you sleep!

In this episode, we highlight what top entrepreneurs and leading figures of the top 1% have done to get where they are. We will take a deep dive into their habits, their routines, what they do on a daily basis, and most importantly how they have made sacrifices throughout their lives to get where they are today. Their success, the determination, and their motivation will all be discussed. Join us on the first double digit episode of @thebusinessholics! Coming soon to a device near you.

In this 45 minute long segment, we explore how Parth and Johnny have seen so much success. Their marketing strategies, slogans, and the different techniques they’ve used will all be revealed. How they’ve used various digital channels like search engines, websites, social media, email, and mobile apps will be useful to entrepreneurs and those who plan to start a business.

In this episode, we explain what exactly has been going on in their GameStop stock crisis. We will discuss the subreddit forum, wallstreetbets, and why they intentionally bought up all the stocks to raise the price. We will discuss Melvin Capital’s role in all of this and how firms such as Steve Cohen’s Pivot72 were greatly affected. We will give our insight on the Robinhood trading platform, and if they’re guilty of corruption. Interesting Fact: In 2020, 35% of robinhood’s revenue came from MelvinCapital. Some believe that robinhood closed the GameStop trading platform to protect Melvin Capital. Those who believe robinhood isn’t guilty think it’s because of the 100% collateral requirement, which discourages investment because people could end up bankrupt in the process. Listen to this episode for the full story! Coming soon to a device near you!!

This is our first guest speaking episode, featuring Shawn Kathuria who is an entrepreneur and attends the Peddie School. In this hour long segment, we highlight the competition between big name companies like McDonalds vs. Burger King, Dunkin vs. Starbucks, Coca Cola vs. Pepsi, and Amazon vs. Walmart. These are the companies dominating their industry. For some of these big name companies, the competition goes back decades to the 1950s/1960s. Watch Devin, Shawn, and I discuss various marketing schemes and what these companies have done to get to the top. The Cola Wars, influencer marketing, and online ordering will be key topics.

In this episode, we analyze the business of college sports as well as the benefits and potential drawbacks it has. Let’s start with the business of college sports. There are many college sports out there like football and basketball that are nationally televised and have lots of viewers. One might automatically think, “Yeah, these colleges are definitely making lots of revenue.” And yes, the person who said that is right. But are they profiting? No! THEY’RE ACTUALLY LOSING MONEY!! Isn’t that crazy? So now you might ask where all this money is going or how does a college bringing in millions of dollars just ends up losing all the money. We will answer the question in this episode. Additionally, we will debate whether college athletes should get paid. We will uncover the many scandals that have occurred in college sports. We will even discuss the incentives behind college sports.

And now onto the benefits and potential drawbacks:

So why do people play sports in high schools? One might say “To get a scholarship” or “I want to make it to the pros”. We get it. Everyone who’s played a sport has at least one time thought of going pro. So let’s say you get the scholarship to go to one of these top D1 schools. Are you academically prepared to go there? These top colleges out there like Boston College, Brown University, University of Michigan. The students who get in these schools academically are people who have taken over 8 plus AP classes. They’re academically prepared. On the other hand, there’s the athletes who get in because of their athletic talent. Are they academically prepared to handle the course rigor at a below 30 percent acceptance rate school? Watch this episode to find out!

In this episode, we analyze the pros and cons behind raising the minimum wage. The benefits of raising the minimum wage as well as the contradictions behind these benefits will be discussed. You will learn what this could do to businesses, what could happen to workers, and how employers get around paying employees paying this amount of money. By the end of this podcast, you will be able to comprehend the contradictions behind economic statistics and how numbers are not always what they seem. We will explain why fast food chains have technology to help customers order food. We will explain why the teenage unemployment rate has increased in recent years. We will explain the effect minimum wage has on households. We will even explain how statistics stem from the short term and will not translate into the long term. Just because something happens in one year does not mean it will happen in the next. Join us on this economic journey!