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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 John Crotteau and Hanna Horvath, the show delivers refreshing insights into trading trends and money moves, every weekday afternoon.

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Episode 303: Today, John and Hanna discuss Airbnb’s limit on checkout chores, why hosts are pushing back and whether the one-time hotel alternative is becoming more like its competition. Then, we head to Churchill Downs… where the company behind the ... more

Episode 302: Today, John and Hanna unpack Microsoft’s earnings and its voluntary buyout offer to 60,000 employees to discuss what a booming business with a shrinking workforce says about the job market. Then, we connect the dots between the Fed’s rat... more

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Episode 301: Today, John and Emily discuss whether Boeing’s turnaround is taking flight and if investors are on board. Then, the Cheesecake Factory has been serving up headlines all week… but did its earnings results give Wall Street something to cel... more

Episode 300: Today, John and Emily dive into Coca-Cola’s earnings, unpacking which products are driving growth, why international sales are rising while domestic sales are flat, and what’s behind its new partnership with KFC. Then, we turn to Philip ... more

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Recent Guests

Stacy Taffet
Chief Growth and Marketing Officer at The Hershey Company
The Hershey Company
Episode: How Halloween Became a Nearly Billion-Dollar Business for Hershey (ft. Hershey’s CGO)
David Rubenstein
Author and investor, interviewed segment about leadership in sports and media deals
The Carlyle Group
Episode: Meta’s New Muse & Paramount Cleared to Buy Warner Bros.
Matthew Rhys
Actor, guest in field segment
Actor (Widows Bay)
Episode: Fashion’s Dupe Problem & Matthew Rhys Economy
David Fox
CEO of Brunswick Boats
Brunswick Boat Group
Episode: Fashion’s Dupe Problem & Matthew Rhys Economy
Kevin Warsh
Former Federal Reserve governor; commentator referenced in episode
U.S. Federal Reserve (former); commentator
Episode: Fed’s Unanimous Rate Hike & Jewelry Sales Shine
Mark Reapy
Host of Financial Decoder (Schwab)
Charles Schwab
Episode: Senate Blocks Crypto Bill & Dave and Buster’s Joyless Quarter
Damon John
Entrepreneur and investor, notable on Shark Tank
Independent/Entrepreneur
Episode: NVIDIA Embraces Hugging Face & Victoria’s Secret Struggles
Danielle DiMartino Booth
CEO and Chief Strategist of QI Research; former Fed insider
QI Research
Episode: The Treasury vs. Fed & Foot Locker Stumbles
Yanela Frias
Chief Financial Officer at Prudential
Prudential
Episode: Why Prudential is Shrinking to Grow (ft. CFO Yanela Frias)

Hosts

John Crotteau
Market news presenter covering stocks and business.
Hanna Horvath
Emily Milliron
Market news presenter covering stocks and business.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 248 ratings
  • I am open to the change, but-

    I know it’s only been a couple of episodes since Anne’s leave, but this past episode seems way more like an extended episode of Morning Brew. I want to hear about headlines or interesting things companies have to say to investors, what analysts are saying, and how the markets are reacting. It doesn’t have to be about AI, but the story about Dyson’s new toothbrush barely mentioned how it relates to the market.

    At this point, Stock of the week / Dog of the week seems more appropriate for Brew M... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brian951
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 States10 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

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Ad volume is a point of friction for some listeners.
The energetic, conversational delivery is a draw, though some listeners want the hosts to slow their speaking pace.
Listeners appreciate thoughtful interviews and hosts who keep discussions clear and grounded in financial context.
Some listeners want less overlap with other business-news coverage and more focus on what stories mean for markets and investors.
Listeners value the informed market perspective and say the briefings make financial topics accessible and useful in a daily routine.

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How Halloween Became a Nearly Billion-Dollar Business for Hershey (ft. Hershey’s CGO)
Q: So how does Hershey think about the consumer interacting with these drugs?
Taffet says GLP-1 use has created some pressure on overall food consumption, but confection has been resilient. She says consumers may prioritize candy for its emotional and celebratory appeal, and some report being able to enjoy one piece without overconsuming. Mint, gum, popcorn and protein products are also seeing growth among GLP-1 users.
How Halloween Became a Nearly Billion-Dollar Business for Hershey (ft. Hershey’s CGO)
Q: Tell us what Hershey means by the term summerween. It's not summer, it's fall. So what does the term summerween mean to Hershey?
Taffet says Summer Ween marks the start of Hershey's Halloween season, when consumers begin looking forward to fall after summer ends. The company uses the moment to introduce seasonal products such as Reese's Pumpkins.
Fed’s Unanimous Rate Hike & Jewelry Sales Shine
Q: What did Kevin Warsh actually tell us today?
Warsh emphasized that inflation has been too high for too long, reinforced the independence of the Fed, and signaled a cautious stance on economic forward guidance, all suggesting a careful approach to future policy moves.
Meta’s New Muse & Paramount Cleared to Buy Warner Bros.
Q: Why have these valuations gone to where they are today?
Valuations have been driven by a combination of a larger global audience for sports and entertainment, the shift toward live events as traditional TV declines, and ongoing strategic moves among big media players to consolidate content and distribution, which has attracted investor interest and higher multiples.
The Treasury vs. Fed & Foot Locker Stumbles
Q: What topics do you expect to dominate Jackson Hole, and how might they influence policy?
Danielle expects inflation task forces and balance-sheet considerations to be central, with discussions aiming to make monetary policy less reactive and more proactive, potentially signaling a cautious but forward-looking stance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Brew Markets

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

Weekday market briefings connect company news, earnings, economic data and investor sentiment to the forces moving stocks. John Crotteau is a recurring host, joined by Hanna Horvath and Emily Milliron across episodes. The format combines conversational analysis of a few major stories with quick market roundups, practical investment context and occasional interviews with senior business executives or market analysts. Coverage ranges from inflation, interest rates and bank results to consumer brands, technology, mergers and sector trends, with attention to how corporate decisions and economic shifts affect investors. A distinctive feature is its mix of macroeconomic context and accessible company-level analysis, often explaining both the mark... more

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Recent guests on Brew Markets include:

1. Stacy Taffet
2. David Rubenstein
3. Matthew Rhys
4. David Fox
5. Kevin Warsh
6. Mark Reapy
7. Damon John
8. Danielle DiMartino Booth

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