Land & Everything Else

Dr. Craig Lemoine & Ailie Elmore
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Land & Everything Else is dedicated to demystifying the world of alternative investments. Brought to you by the department of Agriculture and Consumer Economics within the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois, Land and Everything Else will explore the nuts and bolts of non-stock and bond investing. From dirt to derivatives, this podcast will guide financial planners, wealth managers and consumers into the land of alternative investing.  

  1. HÁ 1 DIA

    51. Why Financial Planning Still Needs a Human Touch with Dr. Matt Goren

    Artificial intelligence may change how we work, but it won’t replace what makes advisors invaluable: empathy, perspective, and real human connection. In this episode, Dr. Matt Goren, Chief Strategy Officer at Brett Danko Educational Center, joins Craig Lemoine to explore the intersection of AI, education, and financial planning. From calculators to ChatGPT, they discuss what’s worth keeping, what needs to evolve, and how the next generation of planners can balance efficiency with empathy. They also dive into the changing face of advisor education, scaling classroom experiences without losing the human touch, and why the profession’s future depends on how we teach and who we attract to the field. Key takeaways: How AI is reshaping, but not replacing, the financial planning professionWhy empathy and experience are the new competitive edge for advisorsThe evolution of CFP education in the age of automationHow hybrid learning models are preparing the next generation of plannersWhy compensation transparency and new fee models are shaping the industry’s futureWhat upcoming leadership changes at CFP Board and FPA could mean for practitioners Connect with us! Dr. Matt Goren on LinkedInDanko EducationDr. Craig Lemoine on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    49min

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    50. Building Acres.com: Data, People, and the Future of Land Tech with Carter Malloy and Ben Maddox

    Behind every innovation in land and agriculture, there’s a story of persistence, feedback, and people. In this episode, Acres.com co-founders Carter Malloy and Ben Maddox sit down with Brodrick Lothringer, our host for this episode, at the Land Investment Expo to share how their platform is reshaping the way professionals access and understand land data. They reflect on the scrappy beginnings of AcreTrader, the challenges of turning scattered records into usable insights, and the culture of curiosity that continues to drive Acres forward. Along the way, they explain why advice can be more powerful than feedback, and how staying people-focused has become just as important as advancing technology. In this episode: The origins of AcreTrader and the launch of Acres.comWhy quality data and human input remain essential in an AI-driven worldThe role of culture, character, and curiosity in building teamsHow land use is evolving beyond farming into energy, housing, and technology Connect with us! Carter Malloy on LinkedInBen Maddox on LinkedInAcresAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    35min

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    49. Is Going to Conferences Worth It? with Brodrick Lothringer

    Financial conferences can be game-changers for advisors, but they can also be overwhelming. In this episode, PodPony founder Brodrick Lothringer talks about what makes these gatherings valuable, where they fall short, and why showing up ready to learn matters. This conversation covers the mix of association, custodial, and newer conferences like Future Proof and T3, while also digging into the culture that surrounds them, from late-night networking marathons to the challenges of keeping events professional.  Topics we cover: Which events stand out in the wealth and land spaceThe role of alcohol, ego, and behavior at conferencesHow to get real takeaways instead of just checking a boxThe strange but true stories that come with being on the roadConnect with us! Brodrick LothringerPodPonyDr. Craig Lemoine on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    30min

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    48. Bitcoin, Farmland, and the Future of Wealth with John Heneghan

    John Heneghan, founder of Servant Financial and longtime partner in the Promise Land Opportunity Zone Fund, joins us live from the Land Investment Expo. With decades of experience in wealth management and alternative investments, John shares how his journey took him from CFO work to founding Servant Financial, and why faith and purpose guided the name of his firm. We dive into his investment philosophy, from farmland and private funds to the role of Bitcoin as a modern “digital gold.” John explains why he started allocating Bitcoin into client portfolios, the research behind that decision, and how strategies like rebalancing make even volatile assets part of a long-term plan. He also touches on Bitcoin mining, the future role of crypto in global currencies, and how he helps clients embrace diversification with both tradition and innovation in mind. In this episode: Lessons learned from managing a $400M family office portfolioHow Bitcoin fits into a diversified portfolio as “digital gold”What the future of crypto could mean for U.S. reserve currencyConnect with us! John Heneghan on LinkedInServant FinancialAilie Elmore on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    21min

  5. 21 DE AGO.

    47. Inside Farmland Investing with Jonathan Shively

    Jonathan Shively’s career started in the high-pressure world of institutional equity brokerage, working with global funds and billion-dollar portfolios. But a personal leap into farmland ownership reshaped how he thought about investing. Now, as Director of Capital Partnerships at Peoples Company, he helps connect farmers and landowners with the capital they need—while giving investors access to one of the most resilient asset classes out there. In this conversation, Jonathan shares how his career path took him from London’s finance circles to duck hunting in Arkansas, why farmland behaves differently than the stock market, and what high-net-worth clients really look for when adding land to their portfolios. He also offers his candid take on where the farmland market may be headed in the next year. Takeaways: How a background in equity brokerage translates to land investment strategyThe appeal of farmland for portfolio diversification and inflation protectionWhy patience and customization matter in high-net-worth farmland dealsThe current outlook for quality land versus lower-grade parcelsConnect with us! Jonathan Shively on LinkedInPeoples CompanyAilie Elmore on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    30min

  6. 7 DE AGO.

    46. How One Internship Launched a Trust Career with Garrett Jackson

    Garrett Jackson never imagined a career in finance when he was growing up in rural Kansas. In fact, his dream was always to become a doctor. However, some science courses made him realize that might not be his thing, even though the desire for helping others was unchanged. That desire, alongside some life twists, led him to discover personal financial planning. Today, Garrett leads a trust office in Kansas and helps urban investors and rural families with the challenges of land, legacy, and funds.  Key takeaways: Waiting for the perfect moment can lead to lost opportunitiesThe skills shaped by growing up in a rural communityTrust work involves way more than just moneyConnect with us! Garrett Jackson on LinkedInThe Trust Co.Dr. Craig Lemoine on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    14min

  7. 24 DE JUL.

    45. The Big Beautiful Bill: Agriculture, Opportunity Zones, and Wealth Management

    Tax law changes, corn yields, and non-correlated assets might sound like a random jumble of words, but they all point to one thing: farmland. On this episode, we’re talking with Dr. Bruce Sherrick and Steve Bruere from Peoples Company to dive into the "Big Beautiful Bill", that newly passed legislation that's shaking things up for both agriculture and investors. They break down policies like the Section 45Z energy credits, which could mean big things for fuels made from crops, and the expansion of opportunity zones, which might open new doors for farmland investments.  So, whether you manage money for high net worth clients, run an investment fund, or are just curious about the dirt beneath our feet, this episode is a must-listen. Connect with us! Dr. Bruce Sherrick on LinkedInUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignSteve Bruere on LinkedInPeoples CompanyDr. Craig Lemoine on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    42min

  8. 10 DE JUL.

    44. What’s Happening in California’s Farmland Markets? with Curtis Buono

    California’s agriculture is just different. There’s an incredible diversity of products, it’s very exposed to changes in policies, and it suffers from water constraints almost every year. It really deserves special treatment. In this episode, live from the 2025 Land Investment Expo, we talk with Curtis Buono from Peoples Company to talk about all the things that make California’s farmland market so unique. It’s not just about the agriculture, but also about its impact on investment opportunities for anyone interested in land here.  Key takeaways: California is the top agricultural state in the countryWater management is still a challengeClimate, labor, and trade risks shape the land valueIt might be a good time to invest in the West! Connect with us! Curtis Buono on LinkedInPeoples CompanyAilie Elmore on LinkedInAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

    22min
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Land & Everything Else is dedicated to demystifying the world of alternative investments. Brought to you by the department of Agriculture and Consumer Economics within the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois, Land and Everything Else will explore the nuts and bolts of non-stock and bond investing. From dirt to derivatives, this podcast will guide financial planners, wealth managers and consumers into the land of alternative investing.  

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  • Criado por
    Dr. Craig Lemoine & Ailie Elmore
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2025
  • Episódios
    51
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2025 Land & Everything Else
  • Site do podcast
    Land & Everything Else

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