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The Investing for Beginners Podcast - Your Path to Financial Freedom

Andrew Sather, Stephen Morris, and Evan Raidt
Stock Market
Investing
Budgeting
Warren Buffett
Artificial Intelligence
Emergency Fund
Investment Strategies
Personal Finance
Investing Strategies
Nvidia
Financial Literacy
Compound Interest
Financial Management
Credit Cards
Financial Planning
Financial Education
E-Commerce
Capital Allocation
Dollar Cost Averaging
Value Investing

The Investing for Beginners Podcast teaches you how to buy your first stocks and build long-term wealth in the stock market— without the hype or confusing jargon. Hosts Andrew Sather and Stephen Morris break down value investing fundamentals into plain English: how to read financial statements, value a company, avoid common beginner mistakes, and build a long-term portfolio you can actually stick ... more

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Stephen and Andrew continue their Language of Business series, and this time it's nothing but balance sheets: what a company owns, what it owes, and why your slice of the pie may be getting smaller. Andrew's big idea is to read a balance sheet like a... more

Andrew hosts solo this week — no Evan — with special guest Bruce McClary, Senior VP of Media Relations at the NFCC. Bruce has spent his career on both sides of the debt conversation, as a debt collector and now as a credit counselor, and he brings a ... more

Stephen and Andrew settle their fantasy football trash talk the only way they can — with a fantasy draft of a different kind. Going back and forth, no repeats, they each build a five-investor dream team, from the obvious first pick to a few sleepers ... more

Stephen and Andrew walk down the income statement — the second stop in the Language of Business series — to show you exactly where money hides, where it bleeds, and how to spot a company that's working for its management instead of its shareholders. ... more

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Peter Davidson
CEO of Aligned Climate Capital and former director of the Department of Energy Loan Programs Office
Aligned Climate Capital
Episode: Why Solar Is One of the Cheapest Ways to Make Power (and What It Means for Investors)
Andrew Sather
Investing expert featured on the show
Episode: What Is a Holding Company, And Should You Invest in One?
Evan Raidt
Guest from At Any Rate, investing advocate
At Any Rate
Episode: Path to Confidence: The 3-Step Safety Net Every Investor Needs
Ian Cassel
Long-time Microcap investor, founder of Microcap Club, co-author of Intelligent Fanatics
Microcap Club; author of Stock Picker
Episode: Ian Cassel’s Rules for Profitable Small-Cap Investing
Jared Dillian
Contrarian market strategist and author, interviewed guest on investing philosophy
Independent market commentator / Author
Episode: How to Get 9% Returns with Half the Market Volatility
Thomas Chua
From Steady Compounding, returning guest on AI and investing themes
Steady Compounding
Episode: The AI CAPEX Illusion with Thomas Chua
Sean Tepper
Founder and CEO of Tykr, investing education and stock analysis platform
Tykr
Episode: The Stoplight System with Tykr founder Sean Tepper
Ben Carlson
CFA, Director of Institutional Asset Management at Ritholtz Wealth Management
Ritholtz Wealth Management
Episode: The Truth About Market Timing, Crashes, and Long-Term Investing with Ben Carlson
Tim Vipond
Co-founder and CEO of CFI (Corporate Finance Institute)
Corporate Finance Institute (CFI)
Episode: Financial Modeling: FMVA, DCFs, and AI in Excel with Tim Vipond

Hosts

Stephen Morris
Host of The Investing for Beginners Podcast; co-host; long-running presence focused on value investing basics.
Andrew Sather
Co-host; specializes in breaking down investing concepts for beginners; often frames topics for actionable takeaways.
Evan Raidt
Co-host on At Any Rate segments; focuses on personal finance topics like debt, budgeting, and saving.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Too many ads

    While the information is great the amount of ads is unbearable. The podcast was better when the original people were hosting- but too many ads

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    cmwilson1969
    United States5 months ago
  • Interesting

    I'm learning a lot from the episodes. I like the laid back and accessible approach.

    Audible
    5
    havilande
    United States5 months ago
  • Corporate echo chamber

    I listened to their episode about @GEICO and they painted a lot of pictures about how great GEICO was and all the positives of them without any negative criticisms. They are literally one of the worst insurance companies out there and are constantly bashed for poor coverage, awful customer service, poor paying standards and mismanagement. I'm not sure how they had no negative reviews or any criticisms about how Geico works.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Fatslapper24
    United States7 months ago
  • sorry to hear Dave is gone

    Welcome Stephen but the warm voice of Dave will be missed. He was a great interviewer and I am sure Stephen will improve

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    RubenDV
    United States8 months ago
  • Mic volumes

    Please please please fix your mic levels. Podcast is quiet, then all of a sudden the ads are blaring. Very annoying

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BigE2711
    Canada8 months ago

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Great for beginners; concise explanations and practical tips are valued.
Ads are a frequent complaint; listeners want better balance between content and sponsor reads.
Production quality and consistency around ads/volume and editing receive mixed feedback.

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#86
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#125
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#230
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#143
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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Why Solar Is One of the Cheapest Ways to Make Power (and What It Means for Investors)
Q: Why doesn't every home have a battery?
Davidson says batteries are expensive to install, homes may need electrical upgrades and permits, and the work can be complicated. He adds that batteries can improve resilience during outages and reduce reliance on propane or diesel backup generators.
Why Solar Is One of the Cheapest Ways to Make Power (and What It Means for Investors)
Q: What is something most investors don't understand about solar power?
Davidson says investors often overlook how complex the energy system is, including how power is generated and delivered. Solar is one form of electricity generation, and understanding the business requires examining construction costs, revenue from power sales, and operating costs.
The Language of Business, Part 1: Accounting Doesn't Have to Suck
Q: How would we account for the fact that after that core agreement, she can cancel any time?
Revenue is recognized as the service is performed. Cash received upfront is recorded as an asset and as deferred revenue, a liability that decreases as the service is delivered.
The Language of Business, Part 1: Accounting Doesn't Have to Suck
Q: What are the first things we need to understand on the accounting side of his business model?
Start with revenue, expenses and net profit, then use the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement to understand the business.
AAR72 - Financial Tier List
Q: How should a 72-month car loan be ranked?
They settle on C tier, saying the longer term costs more in interest but may provide budget flexibility and access to a more reliable vehicle, depending on the interest rate.

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A practical, beginner-friendly deep dive into investing and personal finance with a steady focus on long-term wealth building. Episodes emphasize value investing fundamentals, financial statement literacy, and disciplined portfolio construction, often illustrated with real-world company examples. When At Any Rate segments appear, the focus shifts to budgeting, debt reduction, and money choices households face before and during investing. The show's recurring strengths include clear explanations of core concepts, actionable tips (position sizing, DCA, risk awareness), and a coaching vibe from two hosts who balance accessible finance education with everyday money decisions. Noteworthy is the blend of stock-picking basics with personal-finance... more

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3. Evan Raidt
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7. Sean Tepper
8. Ben Carlson

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