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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 259: What does owning a sports team actually involve – and can they be run like regular businesses? Today, Ann sits down with David Rubenstein, owner of the Baltimore Orioles and co-founder of the Carlyle Group ahead of the release of his new... more

Episode 258: Today, Ann breaks down yet another blockbuster quarter from NVIDIA and why its nearly $48 billion worth of private-company investments caught our attention. Then, we spin through market headlines, including earnings from Dollar Tree, Dol... more

Episode 257: Today, Ann explores Meta’s $16.7 billion settlement in the landmark trial over teen social media addiction – and the changes coming to how teens can use its apps. Then, we spin through market headlines, including earnings from J.M. Smuck... more

Episode 256: Today, Ann is joined by economist and Fed expert Danielle DiMartino Booth to discuss the Treasury’s buyback plan and what she’s watching for at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium. We also spin through market headlines, including... more

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Recent Guests

Yanela Frias
Chief Financial Officer at Prudential
Prudential
Episode: Why Prudential is Shrinking to Grow (ft. CFO Yanela Frias)
Charles Lamanna
Executive Vice President, Copilot, Agents and Platform
Microsoft
Episode: Wendy’s Reinvented & Solving Microsoft’s Copilot-palooza Problem
Andrew Wolff
Founder and CEO of Beowolff Capital; Chairman of Artsy and Artnet
Beowolff Capital; Artsy; Artnet
Episode: Turning Art Into a Financial Asset Class
Paul Jacobson
Chief Financial Officer, General Motors
General Motors
Episode: General Motors Wants to Power More Than Cars (ft. CFO Paul Jacobson)
Zeno Mercer
Head of Robotics and AI Research at VettaFi
VettaFi
Episode: Nvidia's $500B Financing Bet & The Rise of Robotics
Nate Baxter
President and Chief Executive Officer
Scotts Miracle-Gro
Episode: Reinventing a 158-Year-Old Lawn & Garden Company (ft. ScottsMiracle-Gro CEO)
Torsten Slok
Partner and Chief Economist, Apollo Global Management
Apollo Global Management
Episode: SpaceX Craters & Propping up the Yen (ft. Apollo’s Torsten Slok)
Anthony Capuano
President and Chief Executive Officer, Marriott International
Marriott International
Episode: Why Hotels are Selling Experiences - Not Just Rooms (ft. Marriott International CEO)
David Schassler
Head of Multi-Asset Solutions at VanEck
VanEck
Episode: The Coke Consumer Indicator & J&J’s $5.5B Talc Settlement

Host

Ann Berry
Host of Brew Markets; frequent Morning Brew contributor; experienced investor and board member.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 240 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 States8 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 Statesa year 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

Listeners Say

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Some episodes draw criticism for overlap with Morning Brew Daily and pacing on ads.
Listeners appreciate the balance of market data and human leadership stories.
Ann Berry is praised for thoughtful, well-researched interviews and keeping guests on point without losing depth.

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#95
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#205
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#244
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#248
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#250
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Why Prudential is Shrinking to Grow (ft. CFO Yanela Frias)
Q: What does the new five-year plan mean for emerging markets and where will focus be concentrated?
The plan entails exiting or reducing exposure in a number of emerging markets to focus management time and capital on developed markets and those with stronger tailwinds, notably the United States, Japan, and select European markets, while continuing to scale in those core areas.
Why Prudential is Shrinking to Grow (ft. CFO Yanela Frias)
Q: Can you walk us through the three main segments of Prudential's business and what each does?
The three segments are PGM (asset management), US operations including retirement and protection products, and international/UK activities where retirement and savings products are growing. Each segment is integrated to feed capital into the others, creating a balanced portfolio of liabilities and assets.
Why the Treasury is Buying U.S. Debt & Commercializing Gene Editing
Q: Pavel asks for a deeper look into CRISPR Therapeutics' prospects given its recent debt and the progression of the CASGV program.
The hosts explain that while CASGV is generating revenue today, profitability hinges on scaling the pipeline, managing debt, and a favorable regulatory and partnership environment, with Vertex's involvement illustrating how large partners can influence commercialization.
Nvidia's $500B Financing Bet & The Rise of Robotics
Q: Tell us what JBT Merial does and why it's fascinating.
JBT focuses on food processing automation and scalable robotics in industrial settings, illustrating how robots support large-scale production and logistics in the food industry.
Nvidia's $500B Financing Bet & The Rise of Robotics
Q: Tell us what FANUC does.
FANUC is a large Japanese industrial automation company that makes robots for fast, precise manufacturing in traditional industrial settings, prioritizing energy efficiency and reliability over humanoid forms.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Brew Markets

What is Brew Markets about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show delivers a concise, weekday briefing on the day's most consequential stock market stories, balancing fast-moving earnings and macro themes with practical takeaways for investors. Episodes typically mix crisp company-by-company rundowns, sector color (tech, consumer brands, travel, luxury), and strategic context around AI, inflation, and global events, all anchored by investors-focused host commentary. A notable strength is the mix of data-driven market color with human-angle leadership and occasional guest perspectives, plus a steady stream of sponsor inserts that keep the rhythm of a daily business briefing. Listeners can expect accessible finance discussion that translates complex moves into actionable insights for portfolio deci... more

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1. Yanela Frias
2. Charles Lamanna
3. Andrew Wolff
4. Paul Jacobson
5. Zeno Mercer
6. Nate Baxter
7. Torsten Slok
8. Anthony Capuano

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