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Brew Markets

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Meta
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Openai
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Disney
Pfizer
Gold
Adobe
Tesla
Nike
Berkshire Hathaway
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Brew Markets breaks down the day’s most compelling stock market stories and explores what they mean for you. Hosted by Ann Berry, an investor, board member and former CEO, the show delivers refreshing insights into trading trends and money moves, every weekday afternoon.

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Episode 229: How can everyday investors gain exposure to the world's most sought-after private companies? Today, Ann is joined by Mike Dinsdale, CEO of Powerlaw Capital Group, whose publicly traded fund invests in private companies like OpenAI, Strip... more

Episode 228: Today, Ann surveys new grocery data and how a spending slowdown is putting pressure on food companies. Then, we spin through market headlines including Eli Lilly’s expansion into psychedelics, United Airlines’ multi-billion-dollar fuel p... more

Episode 227: Today, Ann surveys Stripe and private equity firm Advent International's $53 billion bid for PayPal - and whether going private could help revive the payments giant after years of struggles. Then, we dive back into earnings with reports ... more

Episode 226: Today, Ann discusses JPMorgan's historic earnings report and the surprising role payments OG Visa played in the blockbuster results. Then, we spin through the stories moving markets today, including IBM's profit warning, Chipotle's expan... more

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Recent Guests

Jeanne Sun
Head of Portfolio Advisory at Citi Wealth
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Episode: Wall Street Rates SpaceX & the Global Investor Playbook
Jon McNeill
Former president of Tesla; author of The Algorithm
Tesla
Episode: The Tesla Playbook for Success (ft. Former President Jon McNeill)
Bob McCooey
Vice Chairman of Nasdaq
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Episode: Fighting for the Biggest IPOs (ft. Nasdaq Vice Chairman)
Jacob Goldstein
Former NPR Planet Money co-host; host of Business History and What's Your Problem
What's Your Problem (podcast) / Business History
Episode: When Legacy Brands Don't Survive Disruption (ft. Jacob Goldstein)
Daniel Rausch
Vice President at Amazon, Alexa and Echo
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Episode: Micron’s Memory Crunch Hits Consumers & Alexa+ Goes Shopping
Toby Howell
Co-host of Morning Brew Daily; former football player
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Episode: The Power Plant in Your House & Cashing In on the World Cup
Les Borsai
Co-founder of Wave, SEC-registered investment advisor focused on digital assets
Wave
Episode: Solving Crypto’s Volatility Problem & Today’s Tech Sell-Off
Neal Freyman
Morning Brew Daily co-host
Morning Brew
Episode: Big Pharma’s “Patent Cliff” & Overheard on Earnings
Kaz Nejatian
CEO of Opendoor
Opendoor
Episode: This CEO Bet Everything on OpenDoor (ft. Kaz Nejatian)

Host

Ann Berry
Host of Brew Markets

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 54 ratings
  • Ann Berry is a great interviewer

    Heard Ann first when she was subbing for one of the guys on Morning Brew. Was impressed then and months later after listening to her own podcast, even more so. Worked in finance for years but still learn new things from Ann (or get refreshed). Her interviews are good too. She lets her interviewees expand on their topics, but will gently bring them back to answer the question at the time, and her knowledge and research can important my deflate someone who can conflate or misconstrue financial imp... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Treasi
    United States7 months ago
  • More Ads?

    Why am I listening to 3 ads in a 20 minute segment. We all skip forward past them anyway.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Ehjfiebendi
    United States9 months ago
  • More on point than most

    Love this show, host clearly has an experienced and informed view on hot financial topics. Added to my daily rota.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gylo
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • New Daily Go-to

    Already worked this into my commute home. Good hang and when I’m home… I’m smarter. Good energy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maurice D!
    United Statesa year ago
  • Too much overlap with Morning Brew

    Great idea, love markets and there are some insightful takes on smaller deals here and there, but I think generally too much time is spent covering the exact same stories as morning brew daily. A lot of those sections could be abbreviated or even mentioned quickly as “see morning brew daily today for more info” and actually dive into the finance behind it but don’t regurgitate the same information. That way you actually give MBD more promo without necessarily being overly repetitive.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    yungcarbi
    United Statesa year ago

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Some listeners feel the show sometimes overlaps with Morning Brew Daily and could dive deeper into underlying analysis.
Listeners appreciate the host's clear, informed questioning and ability to pull actionable takeaways.
Guests receive vivid, practical context on investing and AI-driven business models.
Audience growth is noticeable and the format is described as brisk and engaging.

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#96
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#154
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#44
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#66
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Uniqlo Bets on Basics & Pawn Shop Stocks Soar
Q: What background can you provide on First Cash Holdings to understand its growth and strategy?
First Cash Holdings (FCFS) is the largest publicly traded pawn-shop company with thousands of stores across the US, Latin America, and the UK after acquiring H&T Group; it earns most of its revenue from pawn-shop sales and also operates a BNPL-like subsidiary for larger-ticket items, positioning itself as a diversified player within pawn-based financing.
The Tesla Playbook for Success (ft. Former President Jon McNeill)
Q: Can you describe the all-in-one car-related payment concept and why it resonated with consumers and investors?
By bundling the car payment, insurance, and maintenance into one product, we simplified the financial relationship for customers and collected valuable usage data, which attracted a large customer segment and provided a steady cash flow and pricing edge for investments.
The Tesla Playbook for Success (ft. Former President Jon McNeill)
Q: How did you approach entering the China market without traditional ownership sharing, and what leadership lesson does that teach about negotiations?
We negotiated the first Western joint venture without economic sharing, leveraging Mandarin and alignment with China's five-year plans to gain favorable terms while retaining control of economics, illustrating the value of flexible, principle-based negotiation rather than rigid requirements.
Fighting for the Biggest IPOs (ft. Nasdaq Vice Chairman)
Q: What's Nasdaq's approach to private markets and liquidity for employees and founders who stay private longer?
Nasdaq has built a private market platform to provide liquidity options for employees and early shareholders, allowing liquidity events before a full public listing and enabling private equity transitions to still be connected to Nasdaq's ecosystem.
Fighting for the Biggest IPOs (ft. Nasdaq Vice Chairman)
Q: Tell us what you are over there.
Bob McCooey explains his multiple roles at Nasdaq, including leadership of Asia Pacific, international listings, private equity coverage, and the global capital markets business, underscoring Nasdaq's broad, cross-border capabilities.

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Brew Markets concentrates on the day's most impactful market stories through a concise, fast-paced financial lens. Episodes routinely feature guests from fintech, AI, and consumer-tech to provide strategic perspectives on investing, market structure, and corporate strategy, all anchored by a seasoned host who blends data-driven analysis with accessible storytelling. The show stands out for its brisk, weekday format, sponsor integrations, and a recurring emphasis on practical takeaways for investors and professionals navigating modern markets.

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1. Morning Brew Daily
2. Per My Last Email
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1. Jeanne Sun
2. Jon McNeill
3. Bob McCooey
4. Jacob Goldstein
5. Daniel Rausch
6. Toby Howell
7. Les Borsai
8. Neal Freyman

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