TapHere Podcast

Corey Goldman
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TapHere is where technology and money talk. Money now moves at the speed of a tap. What happens behind that tap is anything but simple. Each week, TapHere dives into the engines powering modern finance, from fintech and payments to private markets, AI, data, and digital assets. Host Corey Goldman sits down with founders, investors, operators, and industry leaders shaping how money is moved, managed, and protected in a rapidly evolving world. If you’re curious about where capital is flowing next, how technology is rewiring financial infrastructure, and what really happens between A and B, this is the conversation you’ve been looking for. 🎧 Listen & learn more: 👉 https://www.tapheremedia.com 📺 Watch full episodes & clips: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@tapherepodcast New episodes drop regularly. Press play. Tap in.

  1. The Psychology of Money: Why Math Doesn’t Control Your Wallet - Paula Machado Jackler (Part 1)

    FEB 19

    The Psychology of Money: Why Math Doesn’t Control Your Wallet - Paula Machado Jackler (Part 1)

    Money decisions aren’t driven by spreadsheets — they’re driven by psychology. In this TapHere Part 1 full episode, Paula Jackler, founder & CEO of Ozzie, shares her journey from Brazil to New York, from psychology to fintech, and why financial behavior — not financial literacy — is the real missing piece in consumer finance. We explore behavioral finance, emotional money patterns, AI-powered personalization, and why the next era of money is self-driving, hyper-personalized, and built for the 99%. If you've ever tried to follow a budget but even thought about ordering that one extra time, this episode is for you.

    32 min
  2. AI & Investing: What Most Investors Get Wrong — Noah Solomon (Part 2)

    FEB 12

    AI & Investing: What Most Investors Get Wrong — Noah Solomon (Part 2)

    Is AI truly automated, autopilot, set-it-and-forget-it investing? In Part 2 of our conversation with Noah Solomon, CIO of Outcome Metric Asset Management, we delve into what truly is machine-driven investing: where models fail, why markets mislead, and how human behavior quietly sabotages even the smartest algorithms. We dig into: • Why AI can “overfit” its way into bad decisions • How Wall Street tortures data until it confesses • Passive investing vs. closet indexing (and why fees matter) • Why Bitcoin behaves like a risk asset—not a hedge • Are AI stocks in a bubble… or just early? • Why timing markets is the wrong question—and what actually works • The future of wealth management: human, machine, or hybrid If Part 1 was how models are built, Part 2 is why discipline matters more than prediction.

    31 min
  3. Why AI Can Beat Human Investors — Noah Solomon (Part 1)

    FEB 5

    Why AI Can Beat Human Investors — Noah Solomon (Part 1)

    AI has been shaping markets for decades—long before it became a buzzword. In this episode, Noah Solomon, CIO of Outcome Metric Asset Management, breaks down why traditional active management consistently underperforms, how behavioral bias sabotages investors, and why systematic, data-driven investing produces better long-term outcomes. A clear-eyed conversation about: • Risk vs emotion • Data vs intuition • Humans vs machines 🎙️ TapHere — where money and tech talk.

    36 min
  4. The Biggest AI Lie: Why “Intelligence” Is the Wrong Word

    JAN 20

    The Biggest AI Lie: Why “Intelligence” Is the Wrong Word

    Artificial intelligence isn’t thinking. It isn’t conscious. And it isn’t coming for everyone’s job. In this episode of TapHere, Corey Goldman sits down with Professor Avi Goldfarb (University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management, co-author of Prediction Machines and Power and Prediction) to dismantle the biggest myths about AI — and explain what’s really happening beneath the hype. Goldfarb reframes AI as a prediction machine: a tool that fills in missing information cheaply and at scale. That one shift, he argues, explains everything — from productivity gains and wage changes to why some jobs disappear while others become more valuable. We cover: • Why AI is more like electricity than the internet • Why productivity revolutions take decades, not months • Which jobs are substitutes for AI — and which are complements • Why “judgment” becomes the most valuable human skill • Who actually captures the economic upside of AI • Why headlines about mass job loss miss the point If you want to understand AI through economics, not fear, this conversation is your unfair advantage. 🎙️ TapHere — clear conversations on money, markets, and the future of technology.

    40 min
  5. Private Credit’s $3 Trillion Boom — How AI Is Rewriting Wall Street Underwriting

    JAN 13

    Private Credit’s $3 Trillion Boom — How AI Is Rewriting Wall Street Underwriting

    Private credit has exploded from a niche corner of finance into a $3+ trillion global market — and most of it is still run on PDFs, emails, and human stamina. In this episode of TapHere, Corey Goldman sits down with Karthik Namgyal, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of CredCore, to unpack why private credit is being called “the GenAI moment for Wall Street” — and how AI is finally modernizing one of the most document-heavy, high-stakes markets in finance. Karthik explains: • Why private credit has ballooned from ~$400B to over $3T in a decade • How trillion-dollar credit markets still rely on manual underwriting • Why general-purpose AI fails in credit analysis • How CredCore built a deterministic, "hallucination-free" AI system • How AI cuts deal analysis from days to hours • Why scale, AUM pressure, and risk discipline are forcing automation • How AI can surface covenant breaches before they happen This conversation goes deep into AI, private credit, underwriting risk, and the future of institutional finance — straight from Money20/20. 🎙️ Tap Here breaks down how technology, money, and markets really work — without the buzzwords. Educational content only. Not financial or investment advice.

    15 min
  6. ICYMI: IPO Market 2026: Is the Comeback Real? (Private Markets Changed the Game)

    JAN 2 ·  BONUS

    ICYMI: IPO Market 2026: Is the Comeback Real? (Private Markets Changed the Game)

    The IPO market hasn’t looked the same since 2021. And even though it's made a good recovery, a future boom isn't necessarily guaranteed. On the inaugural episode of Tap Here, host Corey Goldman sits down with Jay Bala, CFA Bala, Founder & CIO of AIP Asset Management, to unpack what really happened to IPOs — and how private markets, private credit, and pre-IPO companies quietly stepped in to fill the gap. They break down: • Why the IPO market stalled after 2021 • How private equity, venture capital, and private credit reshaped capital formation • What a pre-IPO company actually is — and when companies go public • Why 1,200+ private unicorns now represent a ~$3T market • Why access to private markets remains limited • How investors and advisors should think about risk, liquidity, and diversification This isn’t about hype or hot takes. It’s about how modern capital markets actually work — and where growth is happening before companies ever ring the bell. 🎧 Watch / listen: ▶️ YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gmsUkJsU 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gXKMHQF5 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gHRUMpkN 📌 Educational content only. Not financial advice.

    27 min
  7. Is Buy Now, Pay Later, a 'Debt' Sentence? Klarna's Steven Clarke

    2025-12-23

    Is Buy Now, Pay Later, a 'Debt' Sentence? Klarna's Steven Clarke

    Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is everywhere — but is it actually increasing consumer debt? In this episode of Tap Here, host Corey Goldman sits down with Steven Clarke, Head of Klarna Canada, to explain how Buy Now, Pay Later really works, why BNPL is often misunderstood, and how Klarna approaches payments, consumer risk, and responsible spending in Canada. Steven breaks down how Klarna’s Buy Now, Pay Later model differs from credit cards and payday loans, including Klarna’s transaction-by-transaction underwriting, zero-interest installment options, and built-in controls designed to prevent consumers from taking on excessive debt. They also explore how BNPL fits into the broader fintech and payments ecosystem, and why Klarna is increasingly viewed as more than just a payment method. The conversation covers: • What Buy Now, Pay Later actually is — and what it isn’t • BNPL vs credit cards: key differences in debt and interest • How Klarna underwrites risk and promotes responsible payments • Real data on BNPL usage, repayment behavior, and consumer debt • Why Canada’s banking and payments system lags other markets • How Klarna creates value for consumers, retailers, and ecommerce Whether you’re a consumer, merchant, fintech professional, or policymaker, this episode offers a clear, data-driven look at Buy Now, Pay Later in Canada and the role BNPL is playing in the future of digital payments. 🔔 Subscribe to Tap Here for more conversations on fintech, payments, investing, and the intersection of money and technology.

    33 min
  8. How to Wade Into Crypto Investing, Without the Risk: TokenWell's Tim Burgess

    2025-12-16

    How to Wade Into Crypto Investing, Without the Risk: TokenWell's Tim Burgess

    What if investing in crypto didn’t mean picking winners, chasing meme coins, or living on price alerts? Tap Here host Corey Goldman caught up with Tim Burgess, CEO of TokenWell Platforms, to break down how crypto index investing is giving retail investors, advisors, and institutions a smarter way to access digital assets. Tim explains how TokenWell partners with CoinDesk to offer professionally managed crypto baskets like the CoinDesk 20, why diversification matters in digital assets, and how automatic rebalancing removes complexity for investors who want exposure without obsession. They also dig into: • Why most investors should allocate just 5–10% to crypto • How crypto indexes compare to ETFs and direct token ownership • The regulatory contrast between Canada and the U.S. • Why advisors are increasingly looking for structured crypto products • TokenWell’s growth roadmap, exchange partnerships, and vision for Web3 investing Whether you’re crypto-curious, an advisor exploring digital assets, or just tired of pretending you understand every new token, this episode is for you. 👇 Subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of technology, money, and markets.

    20 min
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TapHere is where technology and money talk. Money now moves at the speed of a tap. What happens behind that tap is anything but simple. Each week, TapHere dives into the engines powering modern finance, from fintech and payments to private markets, AI, data, and digital assets. Host Corey Goldman sits down with founders, investors, operators, and industry leaders shaping how money is moved, managed, and protected in a rapidly evolving world. If you’re curious about where capital is flowing next, how technology is rewiring financial infrastructure, and what really happens between A and B, this is the conversation you’ve been looking for. 🎧 Listen & learn more: 👉 https://www.tapheremedia.com 📺 Watch full episodes & clips: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@tapherepodcast New episodes drop regularly. Press play. Tap in.

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  • Creator
    Corey Goldman
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Copyright
    © 2026
  • Show Website
    TapHere Podcast