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Financial Sense Newshour

Financial Sense
Gold
Silver
Artificial Intelligence
China
Oil
Inflation
United States
Federal Reserve
S&P 500
Iran
Data Centers
US Dollar
Commodities
AI Bubble
Rare Earth Minerals
Oil Prices
Medicare
Interest Rates
Stock Market
Roth Conversions

Financial Sense(R) Newshour is a weekly podcast hosted by Financial Sense Wealth Management featuring regular interviews and commentary on the global markets and the economy.

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Latest Episodes

Jun 10, 2026 – Gold just fell through its 200-day moving average, and Jordan Roy-Byrne says this is the second chance investors have been waiting for...

Jun 5, 2026 – Doomberg, head writer of the popular Substack, joins Financial Sense's Cris Sheridan to discuss oil market resilience, the real story behind U.S. emergency reserves, and why war escalation remains the only path to $150 oil...

Jun 5, 2026 – After a record-breaking rally, Gina Martin Adams, Chief Market Strategist at HB Wealth, joins Jim Puplava to discuss what’s driving equities, risks from oil and inflation, the impact of hyperscaler investments, and her sector picks...

Jun 5, 2026 – Financial Sense's Jim Puplava examines the emerging economic Cold War between the US and China, focusing on the competition for control over critical minerals, rare earths, and advanced technology. Jim explains how global...

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Recent Guests

Samantha LaDuc
Chief Market Strategist at LaDuc Trading
LaDuc Trading
Episode: Samantha LaDuc on AI Mania, Mega IPOs, and the Road to S&P 8200
Alexis Maxwell
Senior analyst on the Bloomberg Intelligence agriculture team
Bloomberg Intelligence
Episode: Fertilizer Shockwave: How the Strait of Hormuz Blockade Is Reshaping Global Food Prices (Preview)
Ralph Benko
Author of The Minting of Money; editor and translator of Copernicus's On the Minting of Money
Author/Editor, On the Minting of Money
Episode: Copernicus on Money: A 500-Year-Old Prophecy for the US Dollar
Javier Stonehouse
Portfolio analyst at Financial Sense Wealth Management, involved in research and investment ideas related to emerging tech trends
Financial Sense Wealth Management
Episode: Inside the Microcontroller Boom: From Satellites to Smart Tech (Preview)
Steven Kotler
Author and neuroscientist, co-author of We Are as Gods
Flow Research Collective / Co-author of We Are as Gods
Episode: Steven Kotler on His New Book: We Are as Gods
Brendan McMurtrie
Lead advisor at Financial Sense
Financial Sense Wealth Management
Episode: Why 90% of Wealth Transfers Fail—And How to Break the Curse
David Abramson
Episode: David Abramson: Market Moving into Roaring 20s Mania Phase (Preview)
Jeffrey Huge
New expert for the program, founder of JWH Partners
JWH Investment Partners / Huge Insights
Episode: US Stocks at Record Extremes on Nearly Every Measure, Says Jeffrey Huge
Robert Bryce
Author and documentary filmmaker
Independent journalist/Documentary filmmaker
Episode: Backlash of Data Centers Erupting Across America

Host

Jim Puplava
Host of Financial Sense Newshour and a leading figure at Financial Sense Wealth Management; long-running host with multi-decade industry presence

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 585 ratings
  • Very Informative

    I’ve been listening since 2015?? and learned a lot. But boy is this an about a man’s world…”Larry???lots of bucks”. And Mrs needs her spices to cook”.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    eb ramírez
    United Statesa year ago
  • Hypocrites

    They seem to have confirmation bias towards Republicans talking points. They’re supporting a corrupt immoral incompetent felon!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Doggy69!
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Podcast!

    I have been a fan of the Financial Sense Newshour for years. Not only do they give timely market updates, they discuss a wide variety of topics relating to personal finance and even have some health episodes. The health episodes are some of my favorites! This is definitely a show worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ann Addison
    United States2 years ago
  • Like old friends (20 years?!)

    I love, love, love listening to the interesting interviews on a variety of topics every week. It redeems the time while I fold laundry, cook, work in the yard, etc. I feel like they give a you a spectrum of opinions from experts in many fields.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KSpaugh
    United States2 years ago
  • Great Financial Sense Podcasts

    If you are new to Financial Sense podcasts, they are a wealth of information. The weekend shows are free so be sure to listen and get to know the FS Team. The weekday shows cover such a vast array of subjects, it is well worth the subscription. Take it from a listener of over 20 years, the FS Team is top notch.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A FS Fan
    United States2 years ago

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Some criticisms note partisan or political framing in certain episodes.
Many praise long-running depth and historical context in market discussions.
Listeners value the breadth of financial topics and practical strategies.

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#225
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#199
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#107
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#175
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#178
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Dan Steffens: Prepare for Potential Energy Shock as Emergency Reserves Hit Bottom
Q: What is driving the current concern about oil inventories and prices?
A combination of war-related shutdowns in the Strait of Hormuz, restricted flows, depleted strategic reserves, and overstated or misinterpreted demand expectations have created a tight market with confidence that prices could rise sharply if disruptions persist.
Satyajit Das on the Unseen Ripple Effects of the Iran War (Preview)
Q: How might Iran's actions and the current conflict environment influence markets like energy, AI, and semiconductor supply chains?
He notes that sanctions, energy dynamics, and the flow of goods will affect pricing and access to critical inputs, potentially slowing AI deployment and investment in key tech sectors as the world recalibrates dependencies and risk.
Satyajit Das on the Unseen Ripple Effects of the Iran War (Preview)
Q: Walk us through this longer term transition that we see unfolding, what's changed structurally, and how investors should think about this new investment backdrop?
Das explains that the post-Cold War peace dividend has given way to a war tax regime where increased defense spending, higher public debt, and geopolitical frictions reshape capital flows, risk premia, and asset valuations; investors should focus on structural shifts in energy, supply chains, and technology sectors to position portfolios accordingly.
Copernicus on Money: A 500-Year-Old Prophecy for the US Dollar
Q: What did you learn about Copernicus's life and how does that relate to his monetary ideas?
Copernicus was not just an astronomer; he managed civic duties and was deeply engaged in state affairs, linking his broader Renaissance mindset to concerns about monetary policy and governance that transcend his scientific contributions.
Copernicus on Money: A 500-Year-Old Prophecy for the US Dollar
Q: Why would listeners care about Copernicus's 500-year-old ideas on money today?
Because the central thesis is that money's quality and its stability drive inflation, trade, and economic growth, a lesson that remains relevant as modern monetary policy impacts everyday prices and long-term prosperity.

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A weekly market-focused program blending macroeconomics, investment strategy, and practical financial planning. Episodes frequently feature industry analysts, geopolitical and policy discussions, and expert guests who connect big-picture trends to actionable ideas for portfolios, retirement planning, and wealth transfer. Notable strengths include a long-running track record, a broad set of high-profile macro and financial guests, and a willingness to explore interdisciplinary topics—from monetary policy and geopolitics to AI, data infrastructure, and technology adoption. Potential listeners include professional investors, wealth managers, and financially literate individuals seeking timely market context and strategic guidance for real-worl... more

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Recent guests on Financial Sense Newshour include:

1. Samantha LaDuc
2. Alexis Maxwell
3. Ralph Benko
4. Javier Stonehouse
5. Steven Kotler
6. Brendan McMurtrie
7. David Abramson
8. Jeffrey Huge

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