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Journal of Accountancy Podcast

AICPA & CIMA
AICPA
Accounting Profession
Artificial Intelligence
CIMA
Leadership
Engage Conference
Future Of Finance Summit
IRS
Inflation
CPA Exam
CFO
Networking
Talent Pipeline
Burnout
Wealth Management
Economic Outlook Survey
Workplace Culture
Business Transition Planning
U.S. Economy
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The Journal of Accountancy podcast discusses the key issues facing the accounting profession.

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Latest Episodes

With CFO responsibilities continuing to expand beyond finance, Janice Stucke, CPA, discussed the challenge of leading in areas where expertise and certainty aren't guaranteed. Stucke, speaking at the Future of Finance Summit in National Harbor, Md., ... more

A Baltimore-based economist joined the Journal of Accountancy podcast to discuss interest rates, labor market trends, artificial intelligence, and other forces shaping the U.S. economy. Anirban Basu, Ph.D., scheduled to speak at both the National Tax... more

Finance leaders can become consumed by today's challenges, but long-term thinking is essential to staying competitive and relevant.

In this episode of the Journal of Accountancy podcast, hear from former AICPA chair Okorie Ramsey, CPA, CGMA, on h... more

Tiffany Willis, a former Starbucks finance executive, spoke recently at the Future of Finance Summit, presenting real and challenging boardroom scenarios for the audience.

In a podcast interview, she expanded on those ideas, sharing practical advic... more

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Recent Guests

Anirban Basu
Founder of Sage Policy Group
Sage Policy Group
Episode: A Raven's-eye view on interest rates, jobs, and the U.S. economy
Tiffany Willis
Former Starbucks Finance Executive; author; speaker
Starbucks (former)
Episode: Tweak the message, prep for pushback, succeed in the boardroom
Steve Saah
Executive Director of the Finance and Accounting Direct Hire Practice at Robert Half
Robert Half
Episode: Low unemployment, high demand: Accounting's talent challenge
Melissa Furman
Leadership coach and consultant
Self-employed / Leadership coaching and consulting
Episode: Why Gen X may be the key to multigenerational workplace success
Jonathan Marks
BDO Senior Principal, governance and fraud risk strategist
BDO
Episode: What boards don't know can hurt them
Mallory Bulman
Senior Director Analyst in Gartner's Finance Practice
Gartner
Episode: Finance's chemistry lesson: The guardian-to-catalyst transformation
Rebekah Olson
CEO of the Maryland Association of CPAs
Maryland Association of CPAs
Episode: An innovative state society CEO and her view of accounting's future
Tom Hood
Executive Vice President, Business Growth and Engagement at the AICPA
AICPA
Episode: AI gets the headlines, but it's not the whole story for finance leaders
Eric R. Alexander
CPA consultant, author, speaker; president of Six Arrows Consulting
Six Arrows Consulting
Episode: Build trust with a stewardship mindset

Host

Neil Amato
Host of Journal of Accountancy Podcast; long-running producer and moderator focusing on leadership and policy in accounting.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 109 ratings
  • Informative and brief

    I appreciate the interviews and topics discussed on the J of A podcast, they often leave me wanting to read more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KC20160618
    United States4 years ago
  • JofA

    This podcast, not unlike the AICPA in recent years, is starting to sound more like a leftist Ted talk and less like a useful podcast for actual practicing CPAs

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    musikm46
    United States5 years ago
  • Informative but awkward

    It makes you wonder if accountants trying to sound natural and interesting is the most awkward thing in the world.

    There’s just a ton of people who are clearly reading from a script. It’s painful.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    jkrohmer
    United States6 years ago
  • Poor audio production; decent content

    The audio production, editing and mic quality reminds me of podcasts from 5-6 years back. Ultimately the knowledge is good but the two hosts are not very smooth, guests are generally jumbled and the theme tune is weird. I listen to it for the content but it’s painful. I think the AICPA could allocate more of its $400 a year dues to bring in a professional producer.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Steve from Dallas
    United States6 years ago
  • Empowering, insightful and actionable! 🙌

    Whether you’re well established as someone innovating in the accounting space, or just getting started as a catalyst for change - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Neil does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of navigating an ever-changing accounting industry - with leaders who’ve actually experienced success themselves. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoshCrist
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners value practical, leadership-focused discussions.
Audience appreciates broad coverage of AI, licensing, and industry trend topics.
Some critique production quality and on-air delivery, suggesting tighter editing.
Several reviews note high-quality guest insights and relevance to practitioners.

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A Raven's-eye view on interest rates, jobs, and the U.S. economy
Q: How should one handle nerves and deliver a clear, accurate presentation?
Preparation, a clear pace, and a focus on delivering value during Q&A are crucial; the speaker uses a rehearsed mental cue and aims to be precise about statistics and policy implications.
A Raven's-eye view on interest rates, jobs, and the U.S. economy
Q: What should practitioners keep in mind when explaining macro trends to clients?
Practitioners should frame macro trends in terms of personal finance impacts—employment, wages, deductions, and tax policy changes—while acknowledging political lenses that shape perceptions, so clients can plan effectively.
A Raven's-eye view on interest rates, jobs, and the U.S. economy
Q: Are there other trends that those professionals should be following?
Beyond inflation and AI, Basu highlights labor market dynamics, the geopolitical context, and potential policy shifts that could affect taxation, compliance, and client planning over the next five to ten years.
Why Gen X may be the key to multigenerational workplace success
Q: What are the biggest communication gaps you see between generations, and what role does stereotyping play?
Stereotypes exist but are not the full story; gaps arise from different preferences for formal versus informal communication and how technology changes dialogue. Understanding individual needs beyond broad stereotypes helps bridge the divide.
Tweak the message, prep for pushback, succeed in the boardroom
Q: The CFO challenges your forecast in the boardroom. What do you do?
First, ensure you understand all puts and takes in the forecast and be ready to discuss them. More importantly, proactively prepare before the boardroom—walk through the draft with the CFO in a pre-meeting to align on the narrative and address concerns ahead of time.

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What is Journal of Accountancy Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on the changing accounting profession, exploring leadership, risk, technology, policy, and workforce development through conversations with senior CPAs, industry advocates, and on-the-ground practitioners. Episodes frequently cover stewardship in finance, retirement planning for the next generation, storytelling and branding for the profession, risk and liability amid the great wealth transfer, and the impact of AI and automation on firms and client services. Notable strengths include a steady focus on practitioner-ready topics, honest discussions about licensing and advocacy, and a habit of weaving practical guidance with broader industry trends. The mix of policy insight, leadership coaching, and actionable tips makes it ... more

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Recent guests on Journal of Accountancy Podcast include:

1. Anirban Basu
2. Tiffany Willis
3. Steve Saah
4. Melissa Furman
5. Jonathan Marks
6. Mallory Bulman
7. Rebekah Olson
8. Tom Hood

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