
Jeremy Schwartz, Global Chief Investment Officer at WisdomTree and Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at Wharton and author of Stocks for the Long Run, host this long-running podcast that dives into the how and why of market performance with leading economists and market strategists to inform you what’s ahead for the economy and your portfolio. Regularly joining the two Jeremys is the Deep Rooted... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 484 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Show from 03/13/26 Host Jeremy Schwartz and the WisdomTree team begin the episode discussing the surge in oil prices tied to tensions in the Middle East and how higher energy costs could affect consumers, transportation, and global supply chains. The... more
Show from 03/06/26 Host Jeremy Schwartz and Professor Siegel discuss the surprisingly weak payroll report and how it contrasts with strong economic indicators like ISM data and retail sales, with the Professor suggesting rising productivity—potential... more
Show from 02/27/26 Host Jeremy Schwartz and Professor Siegel discuss Professor Siegel’s response to a viral AI “doomsday” scenario, emphasizing that productivity gains from AI would expand output, wages and leisure rather than cause mass permanent un... more
Show from 02/20/26 Host Jeremy Schwartz and Professor Siegel break down the latest GDP report, PCE inflation data and housing trends, with the Professor noting that fourth quarter growth was not as weak as headlines suggested once government distorti... more
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It’s sad to see how political professor Siegel is becoming lately, in an otherwise a good investing podcast. Is he pursuing a job in the Fed in the current Administration?
Always enjoy listening but tech could be improved. Would also like Prof Siegel to take a breath and maybe allow for more discussion. He speaks so fast about so many topics in a lecture style and it’s sometimes hard to follow
When you have a Tom Lee how about giving him a larger portion of the discussion. We are over exposed to the Prof
Thanks
Hearing David Rothschild, a senior economist at Microsoft, discuss his benign views on social media and online misinformation is like listening to a researcher 50 years ago from Philip Morris discount the dangers of smoking. Maybe David should take a pause from “combing through the data” and talk to a few school teachers about what they’re seeing or perhaps the U.S Surgeon General!
The Jeremy & Jeremy + guest show is a must listen for me every week. Great market insight in the first 10 minutes followed by thoughtful interview.
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This show consistently centers on macroeconomics, financial markets, and investment strategy, often featuring a mix of academic perspectives and practical market insights. Episodes frequently explore policy impacts, inflation, interest rates, and technology-driven disruptions (notably AI) to explain market rotations, sector leadership, and portfolio implications. A standout aspect is the frequent collaboration among a core team of WisdomTree researchers and Wharton-affiliated academics, delivering rigorous analysis with accessible commentary and a willingness to challenge consensus. Ideal for listeners who want a disciplined, data-driven take on what drives markets and how to position portfolios in response to evolving global dynamics.
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Recent guests on Behind the Markets Podcast include:
1. Ian De Bode
2. Maredith Hannon
3. Michael Fridman
4. Blake Heimann
5. Peter Braganti
6. Bob Korajczyk
7. Pierre Debru
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