The Logical Podcast

Josh Tolley
  • 4.3 (4)
  • Society & Culture
  • Weekly

The decisions shaping your money, business, and freedom are rarely explained clearly. Josh Tolley changes that. On The Logical Podcast, Josh follows the money, challenges conventional narratives, and examines how government, markets, institutions, and culture affect your ability to build wealth, own your future, and live freely. Expect independent analysis, documented investigations, and candid conversations with entrepreneurs, experts, insiders, and people who have lived the stories others only discuss. Josh Tolley is an entrepreneur, three-time Amazon #1 bestselling Author

  1. Oct 15

    Was I wrong about interest?

    When your stocks go up in value, are you earning interest—or investment gains? Josh Tolley revisits the question in “Was I Wrong About Interest?” and examines the language we use to describe how money grows. Interest, dividends, capital gains, and compound returns often get grouped together in conversations about investing. But do those terms mean the same thing? This discussion explores the distinction between stock market growth and compound interest, and why clear financial definitions matter. Watch Josh’s take, then join the conversation: Have you heard investment growth described as “compounding interest”? What do you think of that wording? Subscribe to The Logical Podcast with Josh Tolley for more conversations about money, business, the economy, and the assumptions worth questioning. This video is for educational discussion and is not personalized financial advice. #JoshTolley #CompoundInterest #FinancialLiteracy

  2. Oct 8

    Beyond the Bubble, into Daylight : Wesley Warshawer

    Are Americans more united than we think? Josh Tolley sits down with Wesley Warshawer to explore how living in different parts of the country challenged his assumptions about political division, American culture, and the people beyond his own bubble.From San Francisco, California, to Bismarck, North Dakota, and later Biloxi, Mississippi, Wesley’s experience brought him into communities with different perspectives. What he encountered led him to question whether the divisions we hear about reflect the people we meet in everyday life.On this episode of The Logical Podcast with Josh Tolley, they discuss breaking out of echo chambers, looking beyond stereotypes, and recognizing the common ground that can get lost in arguments over our differences. In a country as large and varied as the United States, how much do we overlook when we judge people before getting to know them?Topics include:• How moving across America can change your worldview• Media narratives versus personal experience• Political bubbles, assumptions, and regional differences• What Americans share across cultural and political lines• Why small disagreements can overshadow shared goals• Looking beyond first impressions and judging a book by its coverWatch the full conversation, then share your experience: Have you ever met someone or moved somewhere that changed what you believed?Subscribe to The Logical Podcast with Josh Tolley for more conversations about business, money, culture, and the ideas shaping our lives.#JoshTolley #WesleyWarshawer #TheLogicalPodcast

  3. Sep 25

    Empire of Lies

    Author and veteran radio broadcaster Charles Goyette joins Josh Tolley for a wide-ranging conversation about American history, foreign policy, old-school radio and the stories nations tell about themselves.Charles discusses his book, Empire of Lies: Fragments from the Memory Hole, and examines how government intervention, war and political narratives have shaped the country. Josh and Charles also look back at the golden age of talk radio, including their experiences listening to Art Bell and the broadcasters who made radio unforgettable.Watch the full interview with Charles Goyette on The Logical Podcast with Josh Tolley.Subscribe to the Josh Tolley YouTube channel and turn on notifications for more conversations about business, economics, history and the future of America.#CharlesGoyette #JoshTolley #EmpireOfLies

  4. Sep 4

    Who Really Decides?

    Who really decides who appears on America’s presidential ticket? Mike ter Maat joins Josh Tolley to explain how the selection process works, why delegates matter, and whether voters have as much influence as they believe. In this conversation, Josh and Mike discuss political accountability, constitutional government, individual liberty, the two-party system, and Mike ter Maat’s unconventional campaign for the Republican vice-presidential nomination.

  5. Aug 26

    Why Small Contractors Struggle to Compete

    Can small businesses still compete and win for major contracts? In this episode, Josh Tolley sits down with Ruben Mercado Jr., Chair of NAMC Texas and President of Ipsum General Contractors. With more than 30 years of construction experience, Ruben understands the challenges small and minority-owned contractors face when trying to grow, secure funding, obtain bonding, and compete for larger opportunities. Josh and Ruben discuss what it really takes to build a business that is ready to scale, including: • Why many qualified contractors struggle to win major contracts• What it means to become bankable, bondable, and insurable• The barriers facing small and minority-owned businesses• How contractors can prepare for larger commercial and public projects• Why access to opportunity matters—but preparation still determines success• The role NAMC plays in educating and empowering contractors Small businesses are capable of doing big work. The question is whether they have the resources, relationships, and opportunity to compete. Subscribe to The Josh Tolley Channel for more conversations about business, money, ownership, and the decisions shaping America’s economy. #SmallBusiness #NAMC #Entrepreneurship #ConstructionBusiness #BusinessGrowth #JoshTolley

  6. Aug 13

    Corrupt Police are Bad for Business

    What happens to a local economy when the people responsible for enforcing the law become corrupt, unpredictable, or unaccountable?In this episode of The Logical Podcast, Josh Tolley examines how bad policing can damage the infrastructure businesses rely on. Entrepreneurs and investors need more than customers and capital—they need public safety, predictable enforcement, equal treatment under the law, and confidence that their property and employees will be protected.When that trust disappears, businesses face greater risk, investment begins to leave, entrepreneurs hesitate to expand, and the entire community suffers.This isn’t an attack on law enforcement. It’s a serious discussion about why good policing is essential to a healthy economy—and why bad cops aren’t only a threat to individual rights; they’re bad for business.Watch the full episode, share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe to The Josh Tolley Channel for more conversations about business, freedom, ownership, and the issues shaping our communities.Subscribe: @TheJoshTolleyChannel#JoshTolley #TheLogicalPodcast #BadCops #LawEnforcement #PoliceAccountability #LocalEconomy #Entrepreneurship #RuleOfLaw #Business #PublicSafety

  7. Aug 7

    The truth about Gold will surprise you

    What do you really know about gold?For thousands of years, gold has been a symbol of wealth, security, and financial power. And when inflation rises, currencies weaken, or markets become uncertain, people often run to gold to protect what they have.But there’s an important distinction almost nobody talks about:Gold can protect wealth. That doesn’t mean gold creates wealth.In this episode, Josh breaks down the real role gold can play in a financial strategy—and why owning an asset that preserves value is very different from owning an asset that actually produces income, generates cash flow, or creates new economic value.We’ll look at why people buy gold, what actually drives its price, how it has performed historically, and where gold may—and may not—belong in a wealth-building strategy.Because the question isn't whether gold has value.The question is: What is your gold actually doing for you?If you're serious about understanding money, investing, and the difference between protecting wealth and creating it, this is a conversation you don't want to miss.Subscribe to The Josh Tolley Channel for more conversations about business, economics, investing, and building real wealth. link to Sceptyr Protocol: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1olizMLfNlg4iqeJCTWI4UQwprGL5PKJC/view?usp=sharing#Gold #Investing #Wealth #GoldInvesting #PersonalFinance #Economics #WealthBuilding #JoshTolley #TheLogicalPodcast

  8. Jul 15

    Investigative Journalism: Uncovering the Truth

    What if one of the country's most prolific killers left behind victims no one ever identified?This week on The Josh Tolley Show, Josh sits down with investigative journalist and bestselling author Lise Olsen to discuss the years-long investigation behind The Scientist and the Serial Killer.In this powerful conversation, Lise reveals why the book isn't just about exposing a killer—it's about restoring the identities of people who were forgotten.As she tells Josh, her hope is that every victim is remembered as a person with a name, a family, and a story worth telling.This episode explores:• The power of investigative journalism• The responsibility of uncovering the truth• Why identifying victims matters as much as identifying the killer• How persistence can bring justice years laterIf you enjoy true crime, investigative reporting, and conversations that go beyond the headlines, you won't want to miss this one.🎥 Watch the full episode now on The Josh Tolley YouTube Channel.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share to help bring these stories to more people.#JoshTolley #LiseOlsen #TheScientistAndTheSerialKiller #InvestigativeJournalism #TrueCrime #Podcast #Justice #ColdCases #YouTube #Journalism #Storytelling #Houston #NewEpisode

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The decisions shaping your money, business, and freedom are rarely explained clearly. Josh Tolley changes that. On The Logical Podcast, Josh follows the money, challenges conventional narratives, and examines how government, markets, institutions, and culture affect your ability to build wealth, own your future, and live freely. Expect independent analysis, documented investigations, and candid conversations with entrepreneurs, experts, insiders, and people who have lived the stories others only discuss. Josh Tolley is an entrepreneur, three-time Amazon #1 bestselling Author

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  • Creator
    Josh Tolley
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    29
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Josh Tolley
  • Show Website
    The Logical Podcast

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