
Motley Fool Money is a daily podcast for stock investors. Weekday episodes offer a long-term perspective on business news with The Motley Fool's investment analysts. Weekend shows are a mix of investing classes and longer-form interviews.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2063 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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I’ve been listening to the podcast for years and I’ve learned tremendous amounts from many hosts. I Especially enjoy Robert Brokamps Saturday shows that are filled with relevant planning info for retirees such as myself. Thank you to the entire team for the amazing work you do on this podcast. It’s made a huge difference in my financial success.
Most would be better off not pursuing individual stocks. Recommendation for Square CEO was stunning. But not in a good way.
Interesting and informative as a supplement to learning how to invest and manage finances
I agree with some of the other reviews ever since the departure of Chris Hill and the elimination of the other pods (industry focus, personal finance) that it’s declined quite a bit. The Motley Fool has a financial agreement with Spotify so I can’t really rely when they discuss this company. I would say certain guests and analysts are good (Moser, Bro). But wish it had a steady good host.
I used to be an avid listener. Several years I would listen over 1,000 hours. After Chris Hill left the show seemed to search for its identity. Ricky Mulvey did a great job at continuing the legacy from Chris but having his own unique voice and style. Since Ricky left, the show has degraded to a low C-tier show opting for shorter surface level segments, lack of personality, and poor production quality. I tune in occasionally to see if anything has improved and as of 10/28/25 it’s safe to say it ... more
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Focused on investing and business news, this podcast offers insights from investment analysts who share their perspectives on market trends, stock performance, and industry developments. Episodes often feature discussions on notable companies, investment strategies, and recent financial news, all aimed at providing listeners with a deeper understanding of the stock market. Unique elements include a combination of daily news analysis and weekend shows that offer education and in-depth interviews with prominent figures in the investment community.
Listeners can expect a mix of serious market commentary paired with lighter segments on current events in business. The podcast seems particularly engaging for those seeking to enhance their invest... more
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3. Michael Aaron Flicker
4. Sean Gates
5. Rick Vinarez
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8. Mark Matson
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