What podcasts do you listen to?

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I have been trying to fill my time in the car with educational/motivational podcasts.  I have a few that I enjoy but am looking for some new programs to add to my list.

What podcasts would you recommend?

Nick Miller · Answer

@Bob T.

My favorites are

Entrepreneur on Fire

48 Days

TED radio hour by NPR

The Market Agents Radio podcast

This week in google

On Point (also NPR)

Radio Lab (NPR)

Bigger Pockets

Talk of the Nation (NPR)

I have listed to a few of the other real estate podcasts but gaining relavent information for my market has seemed to be quite the task.

Winston Spence · Answer

@Nick Miller

Podcast I listen to are:

Biggerpockets- Interviews real investors and explains their business model

Real Estate Guys- Explain the world of real estate such as development, private money, what to look for in a new market, tax advice, legal protection, etc...

Jason Hartman Creating Wealth- talks mostly about the economy and what it has to do with income investment property

Lifestyle Unlimited- explains the single family business model

The Peter Schiff Show- explains economics

Sean Terry Flip 2 Freedom- explains wholesaling and adds motivation

Matt Theriault Epic Real Estate Investing Podcast- explains mostly wholesaling, as well as other things such as rehabs, buy and hold, some motivation

Bob T. · Answer

Nick,

I assume you already have "biggerpockets podcast" ;)

http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/category/podcast/  yes, they have ads but it's interesting to listen to.

http://www.entrepreneuronfire.com/podcasts/  lot of different interviews.

+ TED Talks

I like to listen to different topics (not just real estate).  I also have wall street, NPR etc for news.

What do you listen to Nick?

Michael Wentzel · Answer

Hello Everyone,

A lot of common ground here...

Bigger Pockets Podcast

Real Estate Guys

Planet Money- NPR

This American Life- NPR

Wait, Wait, Don't tell me- NPR

Dave Ramsey

Entreleadership- Dave Ramsey

PTI- ESPN

To be honest, I have yet to read a Real Estate book. But I have learned a ton from the Real Estate Guys and Bigger Pockets podcasts. They are amazing resources.

Mike

Billy Rogers · Answer

Here are some of my favorites

Bigger Pockets -  truly the best RE podcasts out there

Planet Money - general economics podcast

This American Life -  variety of stories

RFI Journal en Francais Facile - French news show

In Our Time with Melvyn Bragg - discussion of various topics and history

Freakanomics  - always something interesting on here

Dave Ramsey - helped me to avoid consumer/car debt

The Moth - crazy entertaining stories

Anthony Hornbeck · Answer

BP is awesome of course,

I also like many of the others listed above, but one more for entrepreneurial motivation would be:

The Eventual Millionaire by Jaime Tardy http://eventualmillionaire.com/

She interviews a millionaire each episode and they talk about the millionaire's journey. Note: this podcast is not specific to real estate.

Thierry Van Roy · Answer

The ones I listen to are all mentioned in the above, except for J. Massey on his site  http://cashflowdiary.com/ - It's about 50/50 real estate and motivational Rich Dad-ish plugs, but the podcast is short and pleasant. He also doesn't sell anything, seems to me like a very honest guy despite appearances (as in guru-ish style).

There's also Rich Dad Radio at http://richdad.com (free to subscribe and listen to, smartphone app costs a few bucks). Ken McElroy alone makes this worth checking in to. Downside: no itunes, you have to login and seemingly no download.

On that part, here's a tip: I have Downloadhelper installed on my firefox browser and I use it a lot to rip audio from sites like richdad.com. That's the only way to get the file on your MP3-player. (You may need a converter for some exotic filetypes to work.)

There's also ytdownloader which can instantly transform youtube videos into mp3's. You could use it to steal music, but I have never had any music on my mp3 player.

Hattip for lovers of indie economics with Brooklyn-style humor: Gerald Celente.

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