
Real people with real problems get realistic solutions. Your guide to understanding an unpredictable economy. Are you stressed out about your finances? Feel like the odds are stacked against you? We are too. It feels like we should be able to afford all of these things as adults — a house, a car, raising children...even just a social life— but so many of us simply find it out of reach. How did the... more
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The war in the Middle East has pushed global markets into turmoil, throwing early forecasts right out the window.
And even before this crisis began, Canada was already on a shaky trajectory, with the biggest economic risk expected to come from upcom... more
Just three months in, and 2026 is already being coined as the 'Year of the Layoff', with companies blaming AI for letting chunks of their workforce go.
But is tech really replacing workers — or just being used as a convenient excuse?
Host Mike Eppe... more
Times are tough for many Canadians, and for young Canadians, it may sometimes seem next to impossible to make ends meet.
A survey from IG Wealth Management shows the landscape for young people is changing because employee pension plans are disappear... more
There's been a big focus on how Canada’s auto industry has been dealing with the trade upheaval with the U.S., but what about the motorcycle market? And with spring (hopefully) around the corner, Canadian motorcycle enthusiasts are curious about the ... more
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The latest episode Feb 13 2026 about resteraunts felt like a 16 min pitch. Not sure if it was the content or the delivery. Felt like sales not a conversation.
The topics are deliberately chosen to magnify negativity. This is not a balanced podcast — not even close. Right for sure. 😉
I really like this show, but have found the new hosts skew older (and a little more AM radio) than Jordan. I miss the millennial relatability!
Not sure away decision was made to remove Jordan as the host of this show but not enjoying the vibe of the new host. Show used to have a much more conversational, every person feel and now feels more technical. Also doesn’t have the same warmth. No longer a regular listener.
It is like listening to a good friend in a time of crisis. A very intelligent and insightful friend with very helpful advice. Please continue creating content. We are listening.
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The program focuses on practical economics and personal finance through expert-led discussions about inflation, interest rates, housing affordability, trade tensions, and the practical effects of macro trends on everyday life. Listeners get clear explanations of complex policy moves, market moves, and the real-world implications for households, small businesses, and real estate. A standout is its mix of high-profile economists and industry insiders who translate big-picture policy into actionable takeaways, often tying national trends to Canadian experiences. This blend of policy analysis, market insights, and real-world impact makes it useful for professionals and informed readers navigating economic uncertainty.
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