Money Stuff: The Podcast

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Elon Musk

Spacex

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Private Credit

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Bill Ackman

Hedge Funds

Vanguard

SEC

Jpmorgan

Donald Trump

Bitcoin

Prediction Markets

Investment Banking

Tariffs

Microstrategy

Mergers and Acquisitions

Apollo Global Management

The audio companion to Bloomberg Opinion’s beloved Money Stuff column hosted by its author Matt Levine, “whose deadpan style mixes technical elucidation and wit” (NY Times). Once a week, Matt and his friend, Bloomberg News reporter and TV host Katie Greifeld, talk about Wall Street, finance and…other stuff. New episodes every Friday.

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	120	Founded	3 years ago
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Tice Brown

Matt talks with Tice Brown, a guy, about good emails, the DAT craze, gambling proxies, non-cross-collateralized leverage, rolling calls, dinosaur fossils, bid/ask spreads in the art market, defeasing weirdo bonds, windfall-based pricing, lawyers vs. ... more

23 Oct 2026 • 43 min

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Release Me From This Demon

Matt and guest co-host Mary Childs discuss sports betting, swap regulation, mention markets, flat waffles, gambling in your brokerage account, the rise of prime brokerage, relationship businesses, holding bags when hedge funds have oopsies, narrower ... more

16 Oct 2026 • 37 min • Most popular

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Jeremy Maletz

Matt talks to Jeremy Maletz, head of prediction markets at Susquehanna International Group, about hedging goat herder risk, flow versus bespoke trading, election factor hedging, adverse selection, correlation in prediction markets, and transitioning ... more

9 Oct 2026 • 54 min • Popular

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Reintegration With the Default World

Matt and guest host Mary Childs discuss Baby Stuff: The Podcast, 351 exchange ETFs, substance over form, agentic bank runs, doing things for points, getting the Burn you need, seizing control of the company Slack, cotton market manipulation, paperwor... more

2 Oct 2026 • 41 min

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Recent Guests

Tice Brown

Family-office investor and art dealer with a Harvard Law School degree

Woodbunk Partners

Episode: Tice Brown

Jeremy Maletz

Head of Goat Markets at Susquehanna International Group

Susquehanna International Group (SIG)

Episode: Jeremy Maletz

Mary Childs

Bloomberg News reporter and host of Mary in America

Bloomberg

Episode: Reintegration With the Default World

Ryan Patch

Co-creator, Midnight Madness/Great Gotham Challenge

Midnight Madness/Great Gotham Challenge

Episode: Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

Jon Seale

Co-creator, Midnight Madness/Great Gotham Challenge

Midnight Madness/Great Gotham Challenge

Episode: Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

Boaz Weinstein

Boaz Weinstein of Saba Capital Management

Saba Capital Management

Episode: Re-Run: Boaz Weinstein

Silvia Killingsworth

Editor at Large for Bloomberg Ideas and Culture; runs On Books newsletter

Bloomberg Ideas and Culture

Episode: No Kiddie Pool

Bo Aswanstein

Friend of the show hedge fund manager who previously talked about private credit and OBDC2 stakes

Millennium / various hedge funds

Episode: Bag of Snakes

Bobby Jane

Founder of Jane Global, multistrategy hedge fund professional

Jane Global

Episode: Bag of Snakes

Hosts

Matt Levine

Host of Money Stuff Podcast; Bloomberg Opinion columnist with emphasis on finance and market structure.

Katie Greifeld

Co-host; Bloomberg News reporter and Bloomberg Television anchor with a Bloomberg TV presence.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings

MS
Love to hear Matt pepper questions at someone knowledgeable about prediction markets. You can tell he is genuinely interested and engaged. Cheers!
Apple Podcasts
5
brads00140
United States20 days ago
Katie
Can't wait for Katie to return. The fill-in cohosts have been markedly worse.
Apple Podcasts
5
mhjacobson
United States2 months ago
Bring back Mary!
Loved the recent episode with Mary Childs in Katie’s absence. Her and Matt definitely have a good vibe going (shameless book blogs not withstanding). Looking forward to the next 6 months!
Apple Podcasts
5
Dzzzzaner
Canada2 months ago
I like Katie but…
Fire her and replace her with Mary Childs. She’s better
Apple Podcasts
5
Jazman
United States2 months ago
Listen up folks
We all came here for Matt but Katie is so essential to the ops that, after one episode with a guest house, the whole thing shut down. Long live Matt and Katie.
Apple Podcasts
5
LMALAW
United States2 months ago

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High praise for the pragmatic, market-focused insights and entertaining banter.

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Listeners appreciate the hosts' chemistry and the clear, accessible breakdowns of complex topics.

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Apple Podcasts	#180	United States/Business
Apple Podcasts	#70	United Kingdom/Business
Apple Podcasts	#153	Canada/Business
Apple Podcasts	#194	France/Business
Apple Podcasts	#209	Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts	#217	Germany/Business

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Tice Brown

Q: What is the one-sentence explanation for, did the market for that artist's art go up 600 percent or is it like people are weird?

Brown says the art market has wide bid-ask spreads. He looks at comparable works and formats, estimates value quantitatively, and sometimes buys through estate sales at low bids.

Tice Brown

Q: So there was a long period of time, months, you know, six, eight, 12 months when there was fad in the US capital markets to raise cash through a pipe in small public clean shelves, usually on the Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, although not exclusively. And you'd raise like $500 million, and a lot of them would trade at a significant premium to crypto they bought. We can use Bitcoin as an example. These guys would raise $500 million, buy $500 million of Bitcoin, and it would trade for a huge premium, say a billion, and they could issue more shares, buy more crypto, and go to infinity, free money. But you had. Tell me about it.

Brown explains that he invested in one of these companies because he found the premium-to-crypto trade interesting. As its valuation shifted, he saw discounted shares and non-cross-collateralized leverage as a way to gain substantial upside exposure to Bitcoin.

Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

Q: What's the role of the game controllers in Midnight Madness and how do they affect the experience?

Game controllers act as personalized mentors who meter out hints in a way that is challenging yet supportive, adding a human element of pressure and reward that aligns with the Wall Street vibe while keeping participants from frustration.

Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

Q: How do you balance making puzzles hard enough to be engaging but not so hard that players rage quit?

The balance comes from designing puzzles that require a logical leap but provide breadcrumbs or hints that can guide players back onto the right track, along with an adaptive hint system and playtesting to calibrate difficulty across groups.

Re-run: Midnight Madness: Ryan Patch and Jon Seale

Q: Can you explain what a puzzle hunt actually is and how it differs from a scavenger hunt?

A puzzle hunt involves clues that require lateral thinking and connections between seemingly unrelated data, often with a narrative and an overarching final solution, whereas scavenger hunts are more about locating items or completing simple tasks with less emphasis on deep puzzle-solving.

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A finance-and-market focused chat hosted by two Bloomberg veterans, blending sharp analysis with witty banter. Episodes routinely cover Wall Street mechanics, private credit, ETFs, market structure, and contemporary tech and regulation stories, often interleaved with playful anecdotes and real-world examples. The format leans into concise, explanatory discussion between two regular hosts, with occasional guests and ample host chemistry driving approachable, data-informed conversations about money, markets, and policy. Noteworthy is the emphasis on practical implications for traders and investors, plus a willingness to critique industry incentives and market practices with a human, sometimes humorous touch.

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2. Jeremy Maletz
3. Mary Childs
4. Ryan Patch
5. Jon Seale
6. Boaz Weinstein
7. Silvia Killingsworth
8. Bo Aswanstein

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