Just listened to your seconded conversation with Whitney, that yielded this gem summing up of the UK’s predicament - [Whitney: I think the UK…and I think this is probably purely a coincidence, I can’t think of any fundamental reason why this would be the case, but I think that the UK has been on the leading edge of every adverse policy development that has happened globally in the last 12 years. Like, they were the first ones to do all sorts of, you know, easing measures into the financial crisis. The Brexit was sort of, you know, a preamble of the Trump. Broad advent of populism and populist policies. And then now the fiscal easing into a balance of payments crisis is just very Brazil like 2014. Right? The UK I think is demonstrating what it’s going to be like for countries running huge twin deficits in the environment of contracting global liquidity that, you know, there’s no longer any structural bid for their assets. That’s just the archetype that they’re facing. And it’s a very EM-style archetype.] A warning to others about complacency and populism in a democracy and economy.

Useful tips from Prof Thaler.

I really enjoy listening to this! Fantastic work, it is appreciated. Episodes are so diverse and so useful, loving the YouTube version too, particularly whilst I’m not in my car as much following lockdown.

I’ve listened to the majority of Meb’s podcast and can honestly say doing so has made me a better informed investor. The quality of guests and candid discussion has shed light on a number of investing topics ranging from current issues such as cannabis investments and market conditions and issues to market history and events. While lots of the discussion is geared towards investment professionals with a quant slant, as an private, millennial investor, I would recommend this podcast to anyone with interest in investing, market conditions and learning where to fill in your knowledge gaps! Keep up the great work Meb!

I’m a finance professional myself and for me this is one of the best investment podcasts around. It’s one of very few (3) investing podcasts that I listen to regularly. Meb’s guests are not all household names, but are all very well curated by him and his team. The casual approach taken makes this an easy listen (even at 1.5x or 2x speed), but for me, Meb needs to be nicer to his co-host Jeff ;)

I'd already read a number of Meb's books before a came across this excellent podcast (and the Cambria funds). Who knew I was a "quant" without even knowing it ;-) Great guests, not all agreeing with each other but always interesting. I love all the nerdy stuff and the focus on asset allocation and ways to potentially benefit from value and momentum without having to spend a fortune or actively stock pick. Thanks! (Jeff, UK)

I've been listening to Mebs podcasts for just over 6 months (sorry it's taken so long to write a review Meb) and they are great! They are always interesting and thought provoking and provide a wealth of information across a wide range of areas. Keep up the good work and appreciate all the time you put in to help people like myself learn.

I've learnt so much from Meb's shows and I love his laid back presenting style. Meb's blog and papers are essential reading. Think of these podcasts as an approachable CFA with all the bits you really want/need to know in order to effectively and profitably manage your portfolio.

Thanks a lot for this show. I am really learning a lot about investing. Well worth the time.

I found Meb through his white papers and then his books (purchased Ivy portfolio and Global asset Allocation) and I follow him on twitter so I was excited when I found out he was podcasting. We would all like to be Jim Rodgers, Seth Klarman or Warren Buffet but it's unlikely we have the brains, instinct or time to read the vast amont of information those guys do. Mebhas several evidence based investing methods that the man in the street can use to invest his money.The show has described these methods but even better brings on guests with similar mind sets to talk about the investing world . When I say similar mindsets I do not mean clones but calm characters giving sound advice unlike TV's shouting snake oil salesmen. To the UK listener Mebs laid back southern accent is easy to understand and pleasent to listen to. He is an interesting host and it is always fun when off topic subjects are allowed to run, my favourite being one of Mebs relatives who was a slightly quirky entrepeneur. I will be interested to see how the show matures.