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285 episodes - English - Latest episode: 2 months ago -The Reformed Millennials Podcast covers a wide ranging topic arc focusing on Sports and Investing. RM Pod is dedicated to identifying the latest trends in technology, sport and investing. We discuss the ways Millennials can leverage these trends to better invest their time, fandom and money.
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#54 - Will Apple suffer for blocking Fortnite, Facebook gaming, Reels vs. Tiktok, and why a vaccine will be the only thing that matters to markets.
August 19, 2020 15:57 - 32 minutesIn this week’s episode, we’re chatting about why the feud between Epic Games (Fortnite) and Apple is important. We talk about how Facebook gaming ranks in the world of video game streaming, how Instagram’s new Reels product is doing compared to Tiktok, and why a possible vaccine is the only thing that will matter to markets.On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. * The Apple and Epic Games feud. (1:20) * The Facebook thesis from gaming to Reels. (1...
#53 - How WeChat ban is more important than TikTok, what REIT is at a 30% discount, 2 unforeseen unlocks of Bitcoin adoption, and explaining inflation shock.
August 13, 2020 22:14 - 30 minutesIn this weeks episode, we’re covering the never-ending TikTok saga, Joel's updated take on Real Estate Investment Trusts as a hedge against overvalued tech, and finally, we revisit the world of crypto to chat about features the Coinbase CEO expects to be required for the next unlock of adoption of Bitcoin. On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. The brief Tencent opportunity created by TikTok & WeChat ban. (1:03) Updated opinion on grocery-anchor...
#53 - How WeChat ban could affect Apple, what REIT is at a 30% discount, 2 unpredicted steps toward Bitcoin adoption, and explaining inflation shock.
August 13, 2020 22:14 - 30 minutesIn this weeks episode, we’re covering the never-ending TikTok saga, Joel's updated take on Real Estate Investment Trusts as a hedge against overvalued tech, and finally, we revisit the world of crypto to chat about features the Coinbase CEO expects to be required for the next unlock of adoption of Bitcoin. On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. * The brief Tencent opportunity created by TikTok & WeChat ban. (1:03) * Updated opinion on grocery-an...
#52 - Microsoft's inside deal to buy TikTok, Jeff Bezos flops Congress appearance and Matthew Ball explains how Epic Games sees Fortnite as a stepping stone towards owning the metaverse.
August 05, 2020 22:43 - 49 minutesIn this weeks episode, we are covering an extremely busy week in tech news - we'll start off with an update on the Microsoft TikTok deal, an overview of what happened when the CEO's of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google showed up remotely for questioning in front of Congress, an update on the metaverse from Mathew Ball and we’ll wrap up with an overview of what happened with the $765M Kodak loan. On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. * Microsof...
#51 - Getting paid in equity, COVID migration, $TSLA bubble, and White Claw's Canadian founder story.
July 29, 2020 21:37 - 30 minutesIn this week’s episode, we discuss whether it ever makes sense to get paid in equity. We revisit the idea from last week that Tesla is way overvalued at this price and provide more context to that opinion. Lastly, we chat about the story of Anthony von Mandel, the Canadian billionaire behind Mike’s Hard Lemonade and White Claw.On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. * Whether it makes sense to be paid in equity (2:25) * Why Tesla is overvalued (11:...
#52 - Getting paid in equity, COVID migration, $TSLA bubble, and White Claw's Canadian founder story.
July 29, 2020 21:37 - 30 minutesIn this week’s episode, we discuss whether it ever makes sense to get paid in equity. We revisit the idea from last week that Tesla is way overvalued at this price and provide more context to that opinion. Lastly, we chat about the story of Anthony von Mandel, the Canadian billionaire behind Mike’s Hard Lemonade and White Claw.On Spotify click these timestamps in the show notes to skip ahead in the episode. Whether it makes sense to be paid in equity (2:25) Why Tesla is overvalued (11:23) ...
#50 - Elon Musk's Starlink for Canada, $3T AMZN, WCS lands on the east coast, and FB wants TikTok to stay?
July 22, 2020 16:31 - 46 minutesIn this week’s episode, we discuss Elon Musk’s Starlink bid to provide northern Canada with high-speed internet and who benefits from these people coming online beyond just the residents. We also talk about the current state of the stock market, why shipping Alberta oil to eastern Canada via tankers might not be so crazy, and lastly the ongoing Tik Tok war - their secret sauce for virality and why Facebook might not want it to be banned in the US.On Spotify click these timestamps in the show...
#49 - How 48 547 $TSLA investors could be wrong, why Tiktok needs to be banned, is Spotify in trouble after SiriusXM's latest acquisition.
July 14, 2020 22:28 - 34 minutesIn this week’s episode, we discuss the hype surrounding Tesla, how it’s now the world’s most valuable carmaker, and what part Robinhood investors play in it all. (1:00) We talk about the allegations that TikTok data is being used to spy on users and whether it should be being banned in the US. (11:30) Lastly, we discuss the current trend in podcasting to own premium content and whether SiriusXM just became Spotify’s biggest competitor after buying Stitcher. (19:00) Listen on Apple, Spotif...
#48 - Warren Buffet's latest $10B bet, Kanye West 2020, Uber sending jobs to India, and Apple iOS 14 exposes privacy issues and developer opportunities.
July 07, 2020 16:31 - 34 minutesIn this week’s episode, we cover whether Warren Buffet’s most recent $9.7B investment in Dominion Energy means the bottom for oil & gas. (1:00) We discuss how Kanye’s presidential announcement for 2020 still matters for the stock market regardless of what paperwork he has yet to submit. (5:00) How COVID has renewed the idea of offshore talent and what that means for millennials. (17:30) Lastly, we talk about antitrust, privacy, and possible business opportunities created with the new feat...
#47 - How inflation could benefit millennials, the Facebook ad boycott, and where Wayfair is beating Amazon.
July 01, 2020 19:12 - 30 minutesIn this week’s episode, we talk about the growing Facebook ad boycott and how countries like India banning TikTok could benefit them. (1:10) We cover a surprising idea that explains how looming inflation of consumer good prices could actually benefit millennials. (6:40) Lastly, we talk about the trend of buying household goods online, how it’s been a driver of growth for Wayfair and another trend that could see similar growth. (16:45) Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you ...
#46 - NYU @ProfGalloway Prediction For Apple, DDTG Blindly Leads Robinhood Day Traders, App-Store Accused of 'Gangster' Retaliation.
June 22, 2020 09:34 - 27 minutesIn this week’s episode, we chat about a recent article from our favourite NYUstern Professor, Scott Galloway, and his take on the only way Apple can continue to grow. We also had to try and come up with an explanation for why Jason Calcanis and other billionaire SV investors are trying to bring cancel culture to finance Twitter. (1:25) We discuss the leader of Robinhood day traders, “Davey Day Trader Global”, the mainstream media’s infatuation with his scrabble stock-picking strategy, and how...
#46 - Controversial Predictions by NYU's ProfGalloway, DDTG Blindly Leads Robinhood Day Traders, App-Store Accused of 'Gangster' Retaliation.
June 22, 2020 09:34 - 27 minutesIn this week’s episode, we chat about a recent article from our favourite NYUstern Professor, Scott Galloway, and his take on the only way Apple can continue to grow. We also had to try and come up with an explanation for why Jason Calcanis and other billionaire SV investors are trying to bring cancel culture to finance Twitter. (1:25)We discuss the leader of Robinhood day traders, “Davey Day Trader Global”, the mainstream media’s infatuation with his scrabble stock-picking strategy, and how...
#45 - Retail investors flock to Hertz, Pier 1 and J.C. Penney after bankruptcies, our health data could be going public, and are livestream shopping channels the new QVC?
June 15, 2020 19:35 - 33 minutesIn this week’s episode, we chime in on why retail investors jumping onto the sinking ships of bankrupt companies might be in trouble (1:20). We also discuss how Apple is building a new operating system from health data and where there might be opportunities for outside businesses to take advantage of the trend (8:15). Lastly, we chat about the relatively new livestream shopping phenomena in China that is drawing bigger audiences than the Oscars or Sunday Night Football (19:35). Listen on...
#44 - Your Implicit Bias, Facebook’s Stance on Political Ads, the Handicap of No Internet Access, & Peloton Driving Innovation.
June 08, 2020 12:31 - 39 minutesIn this episode, we continue to address racism and the Black Lives Matter movement from an Edmonton perspective. We go on to discuss the political ads running on Facebook and Mark’s personal decision to not fact check or censor Donald Trump’s tweets. The trends we’ve been watching the past week include the impact of limited internet access on rural households, how general pessimism about our economy could be wrong, and how Peleton could be driving more innovation that we think. Listen on Ap...
#44 - Your Implicit Bias, Facebook’s Stance on Political Ads, the Handicap of No Internet Access, & Peloton Driving Innovation.
June 08, 2020 12:31 - 39 minutesIn this episode, we continue to address racism and the Black Lives Matter movement from an Edmonton perspective. We go on to discuss the political ads running on Facebook and Mark’s personal decision to not fact check or censor Donald Trump’s tweets. The trends we’ve been watching the past week include the impact of limited internet access on rural households, how general pessimism about our economy could be wrong, and how Peleton could be driving more innovation that we think. Listen on ...
Systemic Racism, The Bull Case For Canada’s Economy, Twitter Censorship & Sentiment Analysis
June 01, 2020 12:38 - 38 minutesIn this episode, we address racism, the chaos taking place in the United States and why the stock market is largely decoupled from record-high unemployment. We go on to discuss censorship on social media and whether Twitter went too far with Donald Trump’s tweets. Lastly, making the bull case for Canada’s economy and why it might be one of the most well-positioned countries for recovery. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group ...
#43 - Systemic Racism, The Bull Case For Canada’s Economy, Twitter Censorship & Sentiment Analysis
June 01, 2020 12:38 - 38 minutesIn this episode, we address racism, the chaos taking place in the United States and why the stock market is largely decoupled from record-high unemployment. We go on to discuss censorship on social media and whether Twitter went too far with Donald Trump’s tweets. Lastly, making the bull case for Canada’s economy and why it might be one of the most well-positioned countries for recovery. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group ...
#43 - Systemic Racism, The Bull Case For Canada’s Economy, Twitter Censorship & Sentiment Analysis
June 01, 2020 12:38 - 38 minutesIn this episode, we address racism, the chaos taking place in the United States and why the stock market is largely decoupled from record-high unemployment. We go on to discuss censorship on social media and whether Twitter went too far with Donald Trump’s tweets. Lastly, making the bull case for Canada’s economy and why it might be one of the most well-positioned countries for recovery. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group...
Is there money in podcasting?
May 28, 2020 12:27 - 37 minutesIn this episode, we’re diving into the world of podcasting. We talk about how the evolution of media consumption and hardware innovation led us here, whether the opportunities are in podcasting, and how creators are making money. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into the trends millennials should be paying attention to. For specific investment advice visit Gold Inve...
"The Match", Work From Home Goes Permanent, China Criminalizes Dissent, and Post-COVID Travel, Hotels vs Rentals.
May 25, 2020 12:31 - 46 minutesThis week we cover another step towards the return of sports with “The Match”. We also chat about the implications of a world where companies will allow work from home options indefinitely, what it means for the world that China is making dissent illegal, and finally whether hotels or vacation rentals are likely to come out ahead in a post-COVID travel environment. Links Mentioned: Shopify, Twitter, and Square among those offering indefinite work from home options. Facebook says people who...
#42 - "The Match", Work From Home Goes Permanent, China Criminalizes Dissent, and Post-COVID Travel, Hotels vs Rentals.
May 25, 2020 12:31 - 46 minutesThis week we cover another step towards the return of sports with “The Match”. We also chat about the implications of a world where companies will allow work from home options indefinitely, what it means for the world that China is making dissent illegal, and finally whether hotels or vacation rentals are likely to come out ahead in a post-COVID travel environment. Links Mentioned: Shopify, Twitter, and Square among those offering indefinite work from home options. Facebook says people wh...
Investing In the Metaverse: What It Might Look Like, Games as a Service, E-Sports, and the Most Likely to Win.
May 21, 2020 11:31 - 57 minutesIn this episode, we cover the exciting trend of e-sports, gaming, and the idea of a metaverse. With the mobile gaming market growing at an average compounded growth rate of almost 30% since 2012 it’s impossible to ignore. More recently, with the Starwars May the 4th experience and the Travis Scott mini-concert both held inside Fortnite, many investors are starting to wonder if the metaverse is already here. We explore if that’s the case, and if not what other companies might be set to benef...
Softbank's Coronavalley and Trumps 120 Tweets
May 18, 2020 22:43 - 35 minutesIn today’s episode of Reformed Millennials, they guys recap the week in the news. As we eclipse the 2-month duration of the pandemic, the news has not slowed down. The topics range from Jay Powel’s interview on 60 minutes to Trump’s 120 tweets per day down to the most important tech trends stemming from the Softbank annual performance report andBen Evans weekly newsletter. https://www.ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2020/5/4/covid-and-cascading-collapses Trump has gone fully into blaming Obama t...
#41 - Softbank's Coronavalley and Trumps 120 Tweets
May 18, 2020 22:43 - 35 minutesIn today’s episode of Reformed Millennials, they guys recap the week in the news. As we eclipse the 2-month duration of the pandemic, the news has not slowed down. The topics range from Jay Powel’s interview on 60 minutes to Trump’s 120 tweets per day down to the most important tech trends stemming from the Softbank annual performance report andBen Evans weekly newsletter. https://www.ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2020/5/4/covid-and-cascading-collapses Trump has gone fully into blaming Obama ...
Bitcoin Halving, Portnoy Wins Goodell's All-In Challenge, UFC 249, Elon Musk on JRE, and more.
May 11, 2020 11:31 - 51 minutesIn this episode, we cover a lot of ground from the first professional sports league to restart with UFC 249, to the Bitcoin halving happening tomorrow. Tune in for opinions on other noteworthy events from the previous week including Elon Musk’s second appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, where teens are spending the most time online, and insight on why so many companies are deciding to raise money right now. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates,...
#40 - Bitcoin Halving, Portnoy Wins Goodell's All-In Challenge, UFC 249, Elon Musk on JRE, and more.
May 11, 2020 11:31 - 51 minutesIn this episode, we cover a lot of ground from the first professional sports league to restart with UFC 249, to the Bitcoin halving happening tomorrow. Tune in for opinions on other noteworthy events from the previous week including Elon Musk’s second appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, where teens are spending the most time online, and insight on why so many companies are deciding to raise money right now. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates...
Q2 Disney Earnings Report and Why They Might Be Undervalued vs Netflix
May 07, 2020 05:27 - 45 minutesIn this episode, we discuss the recent Q2 Disney earnings. We cover the history of television and all the ways the brand has made money over the years. This is to give context to how they compare to the pureplay streaming services like Netflix. Will they be able to weather the COVID-19 storm and continue to leverage their IP like no one else in history?? 2:00 - History of T.V. and affiliate advertisers.6:30 - The effect of zero marginal cost distribution.10:30 - Disney Land Shanghai and thei...
Berkshire Hathaway Meeting Summary, Death to High CapEx, Facebook Portal, & Big Box Retail Outlook.
May 04, 2020 11:31 - 42 minutesIn this episode, we summarize some of Warren’s thoughts from the Berkshire Hathaway meeting. We dive further into Facebook and reasons why they might be poised to thrive in upcoming years. We also talk a bit about what big-box retail bankruptcies would mean to a grocery-anchored REIT. Finally, we riff on possible answers to Patrick Collison’s question, "Looking back from 2040, what's the largest CapEx-heavy new company that will be founded in 2020-2025?" Let us know your thoughts in the group...
#39 - Berkshire Hathaway Meeting Summary, Death to High CapEx, Facebook Portal, & Big Box Retail Outlook.
May 04, 2020 11:31 - 42 minutesIn this episode, we summarize some of Warren’s thoughts from the Berkshire Hathaway meeting. We dive further into Facebook and reasons why they might be poised to thrive in upcoming years. We also talk a bit about what big-box retail bankruptcies would mean to a grocery-anchored REIT. Finally, we riff on possible answers to Patrick Collison’s question, "Looking back from 2040, what's the largest CapEx-heavy new company that will be founded in 2020-2025?" Let us know your thoughts in the grou...
Peleton Hardware or Freelytics Type Apps, Who Is Leading The At Home Fitness Trend?
April 30, 2020 11:31 - 41 minutesIn this episode, we discuss the recent mega-trend that is at-home fitness. We chat about the companies that were ready and waiting to take advantage of gym closures like BetterMe and Peleton. We explore ideas for trainers/influencers to take advantage of new platforms and even venture a guess of what the future of fitness will look like post-corona. For context on the story: Other links mentioned: * Global news article - “dumbells are the new toilet paper” * At-home fitness trend dat...
Gates’ Steps To Reopen, the Case For $FB Being Undervalued, Fortnite Becomes the Metaverse
April 27, 2020 11:31 - 50 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss why Facebook could be considered undervalued at its current price. We also talk about the scientific advancements Bill Gates suggests we will need to make to stop coronavirus. We round out the discussion talking about Travis Scott’s recent performance inside Fortnite, and what this glimpse into the future could tell us. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into...
Gates’ Steps To Reopen, the Case For $FB Being Undervalued, Fortnite Becomes the Metaverse
April 27, 2020 11:31 - 50 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss why Facebook could be considered undervalued at its current price. We also talk about the scientific advancements Bill Gates suggests we will need to make to stop coronavirus. We round out the discussion talking about Travis Scott’s recent performance inside Fortnite, and what this glimpse into the future could tell us. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives in...
What You Can Learn From Inside Bill's Brain: Decoding Bill Gates
April 23, 2020 11:31 - 50 minutesIn this episode, we do a deep dive into the big ideas covered in the “Bill’s Brain” Netflix docuseries. We talk about everything from toilets and vaccines to nuclear power and education. Interestingly, after watching the same series we came out with two very different takeaways. If you’re an anti-vaxxer, change the channel. For context to our conversation about his critics: Other links mentioned: His TED talk warning of a looming pandemic. His thoughts on Nuclear. Him talking about toile...
Is America The Greatest Country In The World? - Investor Letter Analysis Including Amazon, Howard Marks, & “It’s Time To Build” From Marc Andreessen.
April 20, 2020 11:31 - 54 minutesListen on Spotify, Apple, or Google Podcasts. In this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss and analyze a number of recent investor letters. Most notably being what Jeff Bezos published on behalf of Amazon, but also the letter from Andressen Horowitz, Howard Marks, and even the March letter from Sequoia. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into what’s going on in the world right now. Links Mentioned: R...
Is America The Greatest Country In The World? - Investor Letter Analysis Including Amazon, Howard Marks, & “It’s Time To Build” From Marc Andreessen.
April 20, 2020 11:31 - 54 minutesListen on Spotify, Apple, or Google Podcasts. In this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss and analyze a number of recent investor letters. Most notably being what Jeff Bezos published on behalf of Amazon, but also the letter from Andressen Horowitz, Howard Marks, and even the March letter from Sequoia. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into what’s going on in the world right now. Links Mentioned: R.I....
The Secret Sauce Behind King Of Quarantine Social Media, Dave Portnoy
April 16, 2020 11:31 - 56 minutesIn this episode, we discuss the secret sauce behind the now infamous Dave Portnoy. In the midst of a crisis, he has thrown the entire Barstool Sports company on his back and become the internet sensation we didn’t know we needed. We chat about the early days of Portnoy handing out fliers, comparing his come up to Kevin Hart, and even some predictions on what’s next for “El Presidente”. Safe to say you can skip this episode if you’ve never heard of the Call Her Daddy podcast. For context on...
Oil Production Cut, Walmart Dominates Online Grocery, Quibi Launch, Data Privacy, and Tesla Prediction
April 13, 2020 11:31 - 46 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss a wide range of topics including why a global oil production cut was necessary. We chat about the massive shift to online grocery over the past few weeks and who is currently owning that space. We cover yet another video-on-demand subscription service, Quibi, and whether Tesla will be one of the companies that benefit from the aftermath of coronavirus. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily update...
Investing In The Future Of Education Post-Pandemic
April 09, 2020 11:31 - 39 minutesIn this episode, we look into one industry that will almost certainly be forever changed by this pandemic; education. We discuss what was already broken with ever-increasing post-secondary costs, what’s likely to become our new normal, and a couple of ways to think about investing in the space. Links Mentioned: * NYU Business Prof, Scott Galloway, writes about how the pandemic will reshape higher education. * One of Joel’s favourite bloggers, Alex Danco, made predictions for 2020 back ...
Kids App Usage (chart), Zoom vs. Houseparty, Is the Oil Price War Over, and Much More.
April 06, 2020 11:31 - 43 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss whether Houseparty and Zoom are even competitors. We chat about why Warren Buffet is dumping some of his airline stocks. Lastly, we touch on the case against Apple for anti-trust based on their new Amazon deal and why oil prices saw a bump last week. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into what’s going on in the world right now. Links Mentioned: Zoom’s mess...
How Your Personal Data Could Be At Risk Video Conferencing During A Pandemic Driven Recession.
April 02, 2020 11:31 - 37 minutesIn the midst of very public controversy around how truthful Zoom is being when it comes to the security of user’s data, we decided to have a discussion about lesser-known threats. We first cover Dave Portnoy and his ability to create viral content no matter what the situation. Next, we talk about how much your data is worth and lastly why we think this will be an extremely important topic in the 2024 election. For context on the story: Other links mentioned: * Is big tech too big? We ref...
$ZM More Valuable Than GM, Warzone Hits 30m Players In 2 Weeks, Acquisition Predictions
March 30, 2020 11:31 - 27 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss how the frenzy around Zoom is even driving up stocks with similar names. We also chat about the popularity of the recent Call of Duty launch and what will be left of the big four sports post coronavirus. Lastly, we touch on what even further stimulus could look like to get everyone back to work at the tail end of this and which companies might be making acquisitions in the meantime. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook ...
What $2T Of Economic Stimulus Means For Millennial Investors
March 26, 2020 11:30 - 34 minutesIn light of historic events, we decided to spend this episode discussing what the proposed stimulus deal means for the global economy, where the money will likely go, and more specifically how it will affect the portfolios of Millennial investors.If this email has been forwarded to you, join our Reformed Millennials Facebook Group for daily quarantine updates. Listen on Spotify. Listen on Apple Podcasts. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or ...
[last week tonight] - 2020/03/22 - We've Already Passed The End of The Beginning
March 23, 2020 11:31 - 35 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we discuss what the stimulus packages are meant to do and how. We also chat about some innovative ways that small businesses are adapting to the shock of social distancing. We round out the conversation by looking to the future and discussing what possible knock-on effects or new waves are being created by the constraints of working from home. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and d...
[Doers Series #8] - Decentralizing Legal Advice With Brett Colvin CEO of Goodlawyer.ca
March 19, 2020 07:54 - 37 minutesToday we’re highlighting Brett Colvin, CEO and Co-Founder of Goodlawyer.ca. We chat about how he ended up in law school in the first place, why he decided to pursue building a startup, and the biggest legal challenges small businesses face. If you’ve ever thought professional legal advice was prohibitively expensive this episode is a must-listen. Links mentioned: [email protected] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get...
[last week tonight] - 2020/03/15 - We'll Get Through This - How Busts Plant The Seeds For Future Booms
March 16, 2020 11:31 - 31 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we focus on the positives from what’s currently happening in the world. This includes a macro outlook on why “busts” are really the seeds of future booms, the individuals and companies setting a great example of empathy, and a look to the future opportunities that are being created. If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group you might have missed our emergency “Markets in Turmoil” Thursday episode. Joel answers 5 common questions ...
[Doers Series #7] - Building the Lebron James Empire With Maverick Carter
March 12, 2020 11:33 - 34 minutesToday we’re highlighting Maverick Carter, a long time friend, and business manager for Lebron James. Maverick has helped navigate countless deals for Lebron including “The Decision” - the televised interview announcing his departure from Cleveland. We highlight the team Maverick has built around Lebron as well as how he was able to help him become so much more than an athlete. Links Mentioned: https://theundefeated.com/features/for-maverick-carter-running-lebron-james-empire-was-always-the-...
[last week tonight] - 2020/03/08 - International Women's Day, Conference Circuit Takes a Hit, Big Tech Fights Price Gouging, Remote Work Flourishes, and More.
March 09, 2020 11:33 - 15 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we recap how a few noteworthy brands celebrated International Women’s Day. We get Neil Degrasse Tyson’s take on Coronavirus. We cover the knock-on effects of conferences being canceled, predatory ads, and online price gouging. Lastly covering the huge momentum behind remote work because of the circumstances. Links mentioned. Time’s Women of the Year - https://time.com/100-women-of-the-year/SXSW cancellation - https://www.sxsw.com/Collision conf...
[Doers Series #6] - Luxury Brands and "OFF-WHITE" Founder Virgil Abloh
March 05, 2020 12:32 - 37 minutesToday we’re highlighting Virgil Abloh, Founder of the OFF-WHITE brand, Creative Director for menswear at Louis Vuitton as well as Kanye West’s agency Donda. Virgil was also named one of Time’s most influential people in 2018. We discuss his background, meeting Kanye, the success of OFF-WHITE, and the perfect recipe of social capital and utility for luxury brands to exist. 2:00 - Backstory 6:00 - His first company Pyrex Vision 12:00 - Scarcity, Social Status, Utility16:00 - His Ikea project ...
[last week tonight] - 2020/03/01 - Warren Buffet on Bitcoin, Super Tuesday, COVID-19 vs public markets, subscription coffee, and more.
March 02, 2020 12:32 - 28 minutesIn this week’s edition of Last Week Tonight, we recap Warren Buffet’s two-hour interview with CNBC, predictions for Super Tuesday and the DNC race. Joel gives his take on the re:pricing of stocks and also discusses Teck Resources’ withdrawal from the Frontier mine project. On a lighter note, we also briefly cover Disney getting a new CEO and which company is now offering subscription coffee. Links mentioned. Scott Galloway on rundles - https://www.inc.com/anne-gherini/the-rise-of-rundle-a...
[Doers Series #5] - From 0 To Investor & 10.5M Podcast Downloads per Month By 23 With Harry Stebbings
February 27, 2020 12:32 - 32 minutesToday we’re highlighting Harry Stebbings, host of The 20 Minute VC and founding partner of Stride.vc. Harry is a remarkable person not only for what he’s accomplished at such a young age but for being revered by an entire industry. We talk about the strategy around his very first episode, the growth levers of his podcast, and how to think about creating content with your “competition”. 3:00 - Overcoming the hurdle of age.6:30 - Initial growth strategy.9:00 - Thoughts on competition.14:30 -...