Podcasts offer a wealth of information that allows you to learn as you commute, work out, run errands, and do chores. If you want to learn more about investing, check out our six picks for the best investing podcasts.

1. The Best Investing Podcasts to Listen to
Podcasts offer a wealth of information that allows you to learn as you commute, work out, run
errands, and do chores. If you want to learn more about investing, check out our six picks for the
best investing podcasts.
Planet Money:
It's important for investors to have a sense of how the economy works to make smart choices,
and this National Public Radio podcast on business and finance fits the bill with a back catalog
of more than 800 episodes to explore. Founded in 2008 by Adam Davidson of the New Yorker
and Adam Blumberg of Gimlet Media and hosted by a rotating group of NPR journalists, Planet
Money comes out twice a week and will give you an in-depth education about how money works
in the U.S. and beyond.
Radical Personal Finance:
Hosted by former financial planner and investing expert Joshua Sheats, this podcast covers
investing and personal finance advice appropriate for anyone who wants to improve his or her
overall financial picture. You'll find deep dives about a host of investing issues, with some
episodes on complex topics approaching the two-hour mark. Sheats says that the show is
designed as a comprehensive curriculum and master class on personal finance.
Motley Fool Money:
Motley Fool has been a source for understandable, actionable financial advice since 1993 and its
casts of expert hosts this weekly look at the top business and investing stories of the past few
days, including stock picks, analysis, and interviews with industry experts.

2. Invest Like the Best:
If you are an advanced investor and want to learn more about unusual investments such as
cryptocurrency, get the scoop from this podcast by Patrick O'Shaughnessy, principal and
portfolio manager at O'Shaughnessy Asset Management, a quantitative money management firm.
This podcast has produced more than 60 episodes so far, each of which ranges between 50 and
80 minutes.
Bigger Pockets Podcast:
If you're specifically interested in real estate investing, the Bigger Pockets podcast covers
everything from long-term rental properties to short-term flipping, exploring the nuances of
making money from real estate. They offer tips and resources and provide interviews with real
estate investors who give listeners real-world advice on profiting from properties.
Money Mastermind Show:
This podcast has five co-hosts that offer broad coverage of personal finance and investing topics
designed to help listeners master their own economic pictures. The personal finance bloggers
behind this show chat with a weekly guest about a relevant topic, providing detail coverage of
many aspects of investing.
Edward Schinik is the Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Yorkville
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