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Brew Markets

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Spacex
NVIDIA
Meta
Amazon
Walmart
1929 Market Crash
Disney
Netflix
Stock Market
Openai
Adobe
Berkshire Hathaway
Tesla
Novo Nordisk
Andrew Ross Sorkin
Kraft Heinz
Reddit
S&P 500

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 244: How does a 158-year-old lawn & gardening company convince consumers to buy more outside of spring? Today, Ann is joined by Nate Baxter, President and CEO of ScottsMiracle-Gro, to discuss his ambition to “push the edges of the season” and... more

Episode 243: Today, Ann unpacks Google’s AI leadership reshuffle and why investors are paying attention. Then, we spin through the market headlines, including why Papa John’s and Celsius shares are sliding, how Burger King is giving parent company Re... more

Episode 242: Today, Ann unpacks SpaceX's first-ever earnings report as a public company and why, despite headlines beats, investors still hit the sell button on the stock. Then, we're joined by Torsten Slok, Partner and Chief Economist at Apollo, for... more

Episode 241: Today, Ann surveys Caterpillar’s record quarterly results, fueled by the data-center boom – and explains how the construction-equipment giant became yet another unlikely winner of the AI trade. Then, we spin through earnings from McDonal... more

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Recent Guests

Nate Baxter
President and CEO of Scotts Miracle-Gro
Scott's Miracle-Gro
Episode: Google’s Brain Drain & Surgical Robotics Showdown
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
Ariel Cohen
Co-founder and CEO of Navan
Navan
Episode: Why AI Can't "Vibe Code" Business Travel
Mike Dinsdale
CEO of Powerlaw Capital Group
Powerlaw Corp
Episode: OpenAI, Stripe, Kalshi & Investing Before the IPO
Jeanne Sun
Head of Portfolio Advisory at Citi Wealth
Citi Wealth
Episode: Wall Street Rates SpaceX & the Global Investor Playbook
Mona Mahajan
Head of Investment Strategy at Edward Jones
Edward Jones
Episode: Investing Beyond the IPO Hype & Midterm Markets
Bob McCooey
Vice Chairman of Nasdaq
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Episode: Fighting for the Biggest IPOs (ft. Nasdaq Vice Chairman)

Host

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

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 States10 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 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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#90
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#198
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#16
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#46
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#63
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SpaceX Craters & Propping up the Yen (ft. Apollo’s Torsten Slok)
Q: What do you think is the sustainability of this intervention?
Slok suggests it will be temporary unless Japan implements a credible, multi-year fiscal adjustment plan and growth-enhancing reforms; without such steps, fundamentals may reassert themselves and the yen could continue weakening.
SpaceX Craters & Propping up the Yen (ft. Apollo’s Torsten Slok)
Q: Why did the U.S. government decide to intervene in the yen now?
The intervention was meant to prevent excessive yen depreciation from harming U.S. exports and to reduce the risk that Japan would start dumping U.S. Treasuries, which could push up U.S. interest rates; the goal was to stabilize markets while signaling a temporary appetite for policy coordination.
Reinventing a 158-Year-Old Lawn & Garden Company (ft. ScottsMiracle-Gro CEO)
Q: What are the top priorities for the next fiscal year?
Priorities include channel expansion, consumer engagement, and sustaining technology investments; the company plans a $100 million incremental push into the pro channel and continued attention to brand and product storytelling with a new chief brand officer.
Reinventing a 158-Year-Old Lawn & Garden Company (ft. ScottsMiracle-Gro CEO)
Q: What about M&A as a path to turbocharge growth?
M&A will be a big part of growth, focusing on sub-$100 million acquisitions, building partnerships first, and then acquiring; a pipeline is in place including Black Cow and other adjacencies to extend the season and enter soil-health related categories.
Reinventing a 158-Year-Old Lawn & Garden Company (ft. ScottsMiracle-Gro CEO)
Q: Talk to us about e-commerce and the diversification of your revenue channels.
E-commerce is growing and important; the company is leveraging big-box partnerships as well as pure-play retailers like Amazon, with a push to expand both consumer channels and the professional channel through targeted incentives and tools.

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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. Nate Baxter
2. Torsten Slok
3. Anthony Capuano
4. David Schassler
5. Ariel Cohen
6. Mike Dinsdale
7. Jeanne Sun
8. Mona Mahajan

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