Jason Hartman starts off the show with Adam discussing the potential of a Balanced Budget Amendment, as well as what a mortgage relief program in Denver is telling us about protecting yourself in a crisis. They also disc...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 315, originally published in May 2013. Doug Wead has served along side some of the greats in modern American politics. Doug has been close with and written books abou...
Jason Hartman starts off the show discussing the changing economy and how economic prosperity isn’t usually good for human character. Too many people start taking advantage of being able to make the easy sell and s...
Jason Hartman talks with Matt Taibbi, contributing editor at Rolling Stone and author of books such as Griftopia and The Divide, about bubbles. The two explore how Fed policy has been leading to bubbles throughout the ye...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 190, originally published in November 2010. Jason Hartman talks with Guinness World Record Holder, David Farrow on this “every tenth show” where we’ll explore how ...
Jason Hartman and Adam start the episode discussing Modern Monetary Theory and if it’s applicable to our economy today. They also discuss Jeff Bezos’ impending divorce and answer from Souji about transferring...
Jason Hartman opens the episode with Adam talking about the upcoming Meet the Masters event. The event is coming up in March and the two reflect on last years and lessons learned. Adam discusses what he learned about pro...
Jason Hartman talks with in house economist Thomas about a lot of things that happened to the housing market and the economy in general during 2018. They also look at some trends that will continue into 2019 and some new...
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 836, originally published in May 2017. Jason welcomes fellow investor and client Gary Pinkerton back to the show. Gary describes his experiences with tenant turnover, ho...
Jason Hartman starts today’s show talking about the all important need for everyone to adjust for inflation. You can’t just take old numbers and use them in today’s world, you won’t find the right...
