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TranscendElysiumUnique blend of vocal house music by DJ Eddie Barretta featuring the following tracks: Anytime (Original Mix) Aria (Extended Mix) Mother Soul Ocean Drive (feat. Vika Grand) All I Wanna Do (Original Mix) Essence Of Life (House Mix) Povoada (Extended Mix) 100 Percent Pure Love (feat. Starzz) Bump Bump Bump (Original Mix) Cake by the Ocean (Original Mix) Carnaval (Extended) Lambada (Robert Eno & Mark Lanzetta 2022 Extended Remix) Let the Music Play (Extended Version) (Original Mix) My Girl On Brand (Extended Mix) Viva Voce 2025-06-231h 17

The Rational Reminder PodcastAMA #5The fifth installment of our Ask Me Anything sessions begins with the inevitable volatility of the stock market as we urge investors to remain calm amidst recent US stock declines. Similarly, we unpack the historical resilience of stock markets and offer advice for dealing with market crashes before discussing why bonds are not the best strategy for boosting returns. We examine the proposed Alberta Pension Plan, the Rational Reminder Podcast guests whose impact still ripples across PWL, how to be a PWL-style advisor, and we revisit the DFA versus Vanguard debate. We also explain why spending rules aren’t fo...2025-04-171h 07

The Rational Reminder PodcastAMA #4In this episode, Ben, Dan, and Mark tackle another Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, covering a wide range of investing and financial planning topics. They begin with a highly requested debate on factor investing versus market cap-weighted portfolios and unpack the theory, research, and practical considerations behind both strategies. Ben explains why he prefers factor tilts when managing client portfolios, while Dan shares his perspective on why a simple market cap-weighted approach is more practical and sustainable. Then, they delve into the drivers of investor behaviour, common mistakes investors make, and powerful strategies to help investors overcome biases and...2025-03-201h 22

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe Case for Index FundsAre index funds the best investment strategy for most investors? In this episode of Rational Reminder, Benjamin Felix, Dan Bortolotti, and Mark McGrath explore why low-cost index funds should be the primary investment strategy for most people. They explain how index funds evolved from a niche concept to a widely accepted strategy and outline their six key benefits. Learn about the fees associated with index funds, why index funds outperform most actively managed funds, and how to avoid the risks of picking individual stocks. They also explore academic research on long-term mutual fund performance, the persistence (or lack thereof...2025-03-061h 16

The Rational Reminder PodcastEpisode 345 - AMA #3As we continue to answer your questions from our most recent AMA, Ben, Mark, and Dan begin today’s episode with Bitcoin and how its value as an investment has changed over the years. Then, after briefly explaining how to find short clips of this podcast online, we discuss why many companies choose not to list directly on the TXS, how to implement factor investing without factor EFTS, the best way to invest if you could only make one EFT investment in your lifetime, and, and understanding buffered EFTs and market-linked GICs. We also cover expected returns in a co...2025-02-201h 14

The Rational Reminder PodcastHow to Choose an Asset AllocationChoosing an asset allocation is a crucial investment decision, as it determines expected returns and risk exposure. During this episode, we uncover what this means, exploring topics such as why risk may not always be the best assessment method. We unpack the three factors that John Grable’s risk profiling framework considers: behavioural loss tolerance, the ability to take risk (which assesses the financial capacity to withstand losses without affecting lifestyle), and the need to take risk. Many investors sabotage their returns by selling after losses and buying after gains, and we discuss the reasons behind this. We also ex...2025-02-061h 16

Flugforensik - Abstürze und ihre Geschichte25 Minuten Todesangst: Airbus A330-Segelflug über dem AtlantikAir Transat-Flug 236 führt am 24.08.2001 von Toronto nach Lissabon. 306 Menschen an Bord der A330 einer kanadischen Ferienfluggesellschaft ahnen beim Start noch nicht, dass sie Teilnehmer eines Weltrekords in der Luftfahrtgeschichte werden sollten. Nie zuvor und bis heute nie mehr danach ist ein ziviles Verkehrsflug so lange ohne Antrieb geflogen. Benjamin Denes und Andreas Spaeth konnten den Piloten jenes Fluges interviewen, Robert Piché. Außerdem berichtet die Psychologin Margaret McKinnon von ihren Erlebnissen an Bord - und den wissenschaftlichen Ableitungen. 💡 Werde Teil der Flugforensik-Community und unterstütze uns auf ⁠Patreon⁠. 🛒 Warum nicht mal die nächste Reise...2025-01-311h 45

The Rational Reminder PodcastBen Mathew: The Lifecycle Model vs. Safe Withdrawal Rates (SWR)What drives the best financial planning decisions? In this episode, Ben Felix and Mark McGrath sit down with Ben Mathew, a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago and author of Economics: The Remarkable Story of How the Economy Works. The discussion explores the lifecycle model of economics, a powerful yet underutilized framework for financial planning, and contrasts it with traditional approaches like safe withdrawal rates (SWR). Ben Mathew shares insights into the lifecycle model, its origins, and its practical applications in aligning financial decisions with personal goals over a lifetime. We also dig into Ben’s innovative fi...2025-01-161h 22

The Rational Reminder Podcast2024 Year-End AMA Pt 2In our second episode of 2025, Ben, Mark, and Dan continue to work through the listener questions we received in our 2024 AMA. We begin with home country biases and how to continue to grow your money from an already diversified portfolio before comparing the benefits of stock trading strategies and EFT portfolio strategies. Then, we discuss the impact of volatile blockchains on the wider securities market, whether you need to adjust your investment strategy when new tariffs are imposed, the ins and outs of terminal wealth management, the benefits of focusing on a total market index, and the personal finance...2025-01-091h 24

The Rational Reminder PodcastPeter Mladina: Factor Betas and ICAPM in PracticeIn today’s episode, we unpack how rigorous research translates into actionable strategies for wealth management. Ben and Mark are joined by Peter Mladina, Executive Director of Portfolio Research at Northern Trust Wealth Management and professor at UCLA. With an impressive body of published work and practical innovations like his goals-based asset allocation software, Peter offers a unique perspective on bridging the gap between theory and practice. The conversation delves into foundational topics like asset allocation and factor models, with a special focus on practical applications of research in wealth management. Peter shares insights from his research, including intriguing fi...2025-01-021h 08

The Rational Reminder Podcast2024 Year-End AMAAs the year draws to a close, the Rational Reminder Podcast team delivers an engaging year-end special with a unique twist. Rather than curating clips from previous episodes, Ben Felix, Dan Bortolotti, and Mark McGrath dive into an AMA-style episode, answering listener-submitted questions. They share reflections on lessons learned, highlight impactful community discussions, and provide thoughtful takes on investing strategies, personal growth, and financial planning. They discuss their evolving views on human capital integration, portfolio diversification, and the importance of behavioural finance in long-term planning. They also revisit key themes from earlier episodes and offer heartfelt thank-yous to their...2024-12-261h 33

The Rational Reminder Podcast"What About Warren Buffett?"What makes Warren Buffett’s investment legacy so iconic, and how has his advice shaped the world of investing? In this episode, we delve into Warren Buffet's investment philosophy and the lessons he offers everyday investors. In our conversation, we unpack the impact of his investment strategies on the financial world, debunk common misconceptions, and discuss how his strategies have changed over time. We also examine the structural barriers to replicating his success, the complexities of scale and changing market dynamics, and the parallels between his approach and modern asset pricing models. Discover Warren Buffett’s astonishing historical returns, his...2024-12-121h 08

Market DivePodcast Summary | The Presidential Puzzle: Trump's Win and Expected Stock Returns🎙 Welcome to Market Dive, your deep dive into the world of finance and investing! Nika and Kian will summarize and explore key insights from episode 333 of the Rational Reminder Podcast, where Benjamin Felix and Mark McGrath break down the fascinating "Presidential Puzzle" and its implications for investors. They'll uncover surprising historical trends, explain why political biases can lead to costly investing mistakes, and explore why timing the market based on election cycles is a losing strategy. Highlights: How does the equity risk premium differ between Democratic and Republican presidencies? Are pro-business Republican poli...2024-12-0606 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe Presidential Puzzle: Trump's Win and Expected Stock ReturnsWhat does Trump’s re-election mean for the markets? In this episode, Ben and Mark explore The Presidential Puzzle, a phenomenon revealing that equity risk premiums have historically been higher under Democratic presidencies than Republican ones. With Trump returning to office as the 47th U.S. president, they examine how voter risk aversion shapes political outcomes and market expectations, offering surprising insights into this intriguing connection between politics and investing. They also delve into market timing pitfalls, the importance of diversification, and how financial advisors can help investors navigate emotionally charged decisions. To wrap up, Ben and Mark reflect on...2024-11-2843 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp 17: Live at PFI 2024Today, we bring you another live episode, this time from the Annual Canadian Physician Financial Wellness Conference. We answer a series of compelling audience questions — drawing on information from past episodes — that meaningfully impact both sides of the client-advisor relationships. To kick things off, we break down the best time to incorporate, the downsides of incorporating too early, getting money out of your corporation tax efficiently, and common misconceptions around tax efficiency. Next, we discuss the changes in capital gains tax and if it still makes sense to incorporate despite the increase, whether you should pay debt or invest as y...2024-11-151h 02

The Rational Reminder PodcastCameron in Norway: The Indexing Revolution, and Key Lessons from Past GuestsIn today's episode, Cameron sits down with Mark McGrath to talk about his trip to Trondheim, Norway, the event he attended there, and his presentation in which he shared top lessons from prestigious Rational Reminder Podcast guests. Tuning in, you'll hear Cameron's top takeaways from conversations with Nobel laureate Eugene Fama and his collaborator Kenneth French, as well as Robert Merton, Antti Ilmanen, Professor Ludovic Phalippou, and more. We also delve into the changing industry trends regarding index investing and the many benefits that come with embracing it, including how it helps financial advisors better serve their clients. Stay...2024-11-141h 00

The Money Scope PodcastEp 16: Live at IAFP 2024Today’s episode comes to you live from the 22nd Institute for Advanced Financial (IAFP) Planning Conference in Gatineau, Quebec, recorded in front of an audience of professional financial planners. For this special episode, we cover key planning issues for incorporated business owners and walk through the lifecycle of a business owner or professional who eventually chooses to incorporate. We discuss crucial financial decisions they face along the way, particularly as corporate assets begin to grow, and wrap up with a Q&A covering topics like tax brackets, salary offsets, and more. Our conversation also tackles common misconceptions and ex...2024-11-0838 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastOptimal Education Savings, Withdrawals, and Asset AllocationUnlocking the power of education savings is often a complex task, but with the right strategies, a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) can be a game-changer for Canadian families planning their children's future. In this episode, Ben Felix, Dan Bortolotti, and Mark McGrath take a deep dive into the mechanics of the RESP, covering everything from optimal contributions and grant maximization to tax-efficient withdrawals and asset allocation. They discuss critical factors like the Canada Learning Bond (CLB) for low-income families and the intricacies of group RESPs, noting how pooled plans, though easy to join, can financially penalize those who...2024-10-311h 21

The Rational Reminder PodcastEvidence in Practice with Håkon KavliHow can the Rational Reminder Podcast get even better? By bringing back one of its most beloved voices, Dan Bortolotti, also known as "The Spud." In this exciting episode, hosts Ben Felix, Cameron Passmore, and Mark McGrath announce that Dan, the mind behind the Canadian Couch Potato Podcast, will now be a regular guest, contributing segments like "Bad Investment Advice" or "Ask the Spud.” Before Dan joins the conversation, we have an insightful discussion with Håkon Kavli, CIO of Reitan Kapital. Håkon shares how his team manages the wealth of one of Norway’s most prominent families, compar...2024-09-051h 36

The Rational Reminder PodcastAn Economist's Perspective on Capital Gains Taxes with Kevin MilliganToday, we sit down with Professor Kevin Milligan to unpack the recent capital gain changes and the complexities of the Canadian tax system. Kevin Milligan is a Professor of Economics at the Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia. He holds positions as a Scholar-in-Residence at the C.D. Howe Institute and a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. A two-time recipient of the Purvis Prize, Professor Milligan’s work is recognized for its significant contributions to Canadian economic policy. His research focuses on public and labour economics, particularly concerning the economics of children and th...2024-08-081h 22

The Rational Reminder PodcastAn Update from Avantis with Eduardo RepettoDuring this episode, we welcome back Eduardo Repetto, Chief Investment Officer of Avantis Investors. In his leadership capacity, he directs research design and the implementation of strategies and oversees the investment team and marketing initiatives. Our conversation kicks off with Edoardo’s explanation of how Avantis systemizes active management before we dive into strategies for launching in Europe and beyond. He weighs in on the most significant capacity issues that people face today, offering solutions to tweak your approach. We touch on what makes Avantis strategies preferable for advisors and Eduardo shares his insights on the future of small-cap va...2024-07-2558 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastWhen Should You Hire a Financial Advisor?Low-cost index funds and digital tools have revolutionized wealth-building, making it easier than ever before to manage your own investment portfolio. However, additional support and expert advice can be critical to help you reach your financial goals, especially when facing complex financial decisions, feeling overwhelmed, or deciding to change your investment strategy. Today on the Rational Reminder Podcast, we discuss when it makes sense to hire a full-service financial advisor, whether or not every investor needs one, and how professional guidance can enhance your financial outcomes. You’ll find out how delegating your financial decision-making can not only boost yo...2024-07-1138 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastAre Robo-Advisors Passive Investors?When robo-advisors first came onto the scene, they were pitched as an easy way to access index funds. These digital platforms provide algorithm-driven financial planning and investment services, with little to no human supervision, and typically use passive investment strategies. But while this technology has revolutionized access, not all robo-advisors are created equal. In today’s episode, Mark, Ben, and Cameron sit down to discuss the role of robo-advisors as passive investors, and the performance disparity in robo-advisor returns, as they investigate different robo-advisors, from Wealthsimple to Wealthfront. Next, in this week’s version of ‘Would you rather?’, we have rob...2024-06-131h 08

The Money Scope PodcastEp 15: Budget 2024: The Capital Gains Inclusion RateUnderstanding the implications of the 2024 Federal Budget and its proposed changes to capital gains taxation is crucial for individuals and corporations alike. In today’s episode, we take a deep dive into the Canadian federal budget for 2024 and its impact on capital gains taxation. In our conversation, we discuss the technical details of capital gains taxation and its historical context and offer practical advice for navigating the proposed changes in the 2024 federal budget. We discuss the increase in the capital gains inclusion rate and how these changes will affect individual investors and corporations. Discover the mechanics of capital gains ta...2024-05-311h 43

The Rational Reminder PodcastHow Much Life Insurance Do You Need?Are you confident about the amount of life insurance coverage you have? Are you maximizing your tax savings with the principal residence exemption? In this episode, we delve into life insurance and optimizing capital gains to answer these essential questions. In our conversation, we unpack the nuanced topic of life insurance, what people get wrong about it, and how to effectively calculate your life insurance policy needs. Using his own experience as the lens for the conversation, Mark shares how he calculated his life insurance and incorporated costs such as funeral cover, emergency funds, short-term expenses, and income replacement...2024-05-301h 07

The Rational Reminder PodcastBudget 2024: The Capital Gains Inclusion RateThe Canadian government has recently proposed significant changes to how capital gains are taxed, but how will this impact Canadians? In this episode, we delve into the proposed capital gains tax changes and their impact on financial planning. We unpack the definition of capital gains tax and the complexity of the proposed changes. Explore the historical trends of capital gains tax rates in Canada, how capital gains tax works, and who will be impacted by the proposed changes. We discuss the intricacies of the alternative minimum tax (AMT), its relevance to capital gains tax, and whether the old or...2024-05-0957 min

Get Your Favorite Full Trial Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense[German] - Mord am Watzmann: Ein Berchtesgaden-Krimi by Felix LeibrockPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/764970 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Mord am Watzmann: Ein Berchtesgaden-Krimi Series: #1 of Ein Berchtesgaden-Krimi Author: Felix Leibrock Narrator: Benjamin Hansen Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 20 minutes Release date: May 9, 2024 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Kletterunfall oder perfektes Verbrechen? Mordermittlungen in den Berchtesgadener Alpen Für ein Urlauber-Ehepaar endet die Bergtour auf den Watzmann tödlich: Kurz unterhalb der Mittelspitze stürzen sie in die Tiefe. Keiner der beiden überlebt. Ein Fall von Selbstüberschätzung? Gestolpert, ausgerutscht – oder gestoßen? Der junge Kommissar und Polizeibergführer Simon Perlinger glaubt nicht an einen Zufall. Als...2024-05-0905 min

The Money Scope PodcastEpisode 14: CPP & and EI for Business OwnersBusiness owners often have reservations about paying into the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Many think they’re getting a bad deal by paying both the employer and the employee portion of the contribution, but can they do better by paying themselves dividends? In the last two episodes, we did an extensive review of how you can compensate yourself as a business owner through a private corporation. Today, we take a deeper look at two of the payroll expense aspects that often come up in discussions with financial planners: CPP and Employment Insurance (EI). If you are self-employed, there are a...2024-05-031h 28

The StrataPresenting - The Amelia ProjectHey listeners, this week I'm happy to share with you a great podcast called The Amelia ProjectThe Amelia ProjectWith: Alan Burgon, Felix Trench, Benjamin Noble, Torgny G. Aanderaa, Gemma Arrowsmith and Julia Morizawa.Written by Philip Thorne.Directed by Philip Thorne and Oystein U. Brager.Music and sound design by Fredrik S. Baden.For full credits see our website.The Amelia Project...2024-05-0323 min

The Money Scope PodcastEpisode 13: Optimal Compensation from a CCPCWhen it comes to creating an optimal compensation strategy plan, there’s a lot to navigate. And while there may be a plethora of general rules floating around on the internet, each individual’s optimal strategy is ultimately going to be dependent on their unique situation. That is why we’re using today’s conversation to break down the findings of our mental model algorithm. Tuning in you’ll hear a detailed explanation of the five steps for creating an optimal compensation strategy plan, and how to apply them. Find out how to plan your consumption, account for mandatory income, cl...2024-04-261h 42

The Money Scope PodcastEpisode 12: Paying Yourself as a Canadian Business OwnerWhether you’re self-employed or you own a small business, there are many nuances to how you can pay yourself from your business. Our episode today hones in on how we pay ourselves personally from a corporation (along with other key employees, including spouses) and the many intricacies you need to understand when making decisions about this process. While today’s episode may be our most complex and ambitious one to date, we hope it will serve as a useful resource for helping you get the most out of your business. Tuning in, you’ll learn about the benefits and dr...2024-04-191h 49

The Rational Reminder PodcastBonus Episode - Prof. Meir Statman: A Wealth of Well-BeingToday, we welcome back Prof. Meir Statman to talk about the role of finances in well-being. We investigate the role of finances in well-being with Prof. Meir Statman through the lens of his new book, A Wealth of Well-Being. Discover why wealth advisors must evolve into well-being advisors and uncover the impact of finances on various life domains. From dating to education, we discuss the profound financial correlations shaping happiness and well-being. Tune in now! Key Points From This Episode: (0:00:15) Introduction to returning guest, Prof. Meir Statman. (0:02:15) How well-being...2024-04-1836 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastOptimal Government Pension Claiming, and Life Well-Being w/ Prof. Meir StatmanIn this episode, we delve into the best time to claim your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits. Although the focus of this episode is on Canada, there will be many relevant and valuable insights for our non-Canadian listeners. In our conversation, we discuss the importance of understanding the intricacies of CPP benefits, the fundamentals, and how individuals can optimize their retirement income by making informed decisions. Explore the importance of understanding when to claim CPP benefits, how much future financial security a CPP offers, and why the CPP is one of the most valuable retirement assets for most Canadians...2024-04-1854 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp 10 & 11 Case Conference: Corporate Investing PuzzlesToday’s Case Conference episode is a supplement to Episodes 10 and 11 and uses several case studies to examine key subjects such as corporate bloat, tax-efficient retirement planning for high-income earners, the importance of diversifying your asset allocation, and more. For our first case, we take a step-by-step look at the decision to retain earnings in your corporation, and examine why you need to consider using some of that money for things like your personal RRSP and TFSA accounts. Our second case includes a number of examples. Using multiple simulations, we unpack how you could potentially sabotage the benefits of a...2024-04-1252 min

The Money Scope PodcastEpisode 11: Corporate Investing StrategyAccountants and financial advisors offer excellent professional support, but it’s also important to keep yourself informed and understand key tax implications when it comes to managing your corporate account. In today’s episode, we take a closer look at the type of information you should arm yourself with to help you optimize your tax planning and manage your corporate investments efficiently. Tuning in, you’ll learn why personal investing can often be surprisingly tax-efficient, why the biggest challenge is moving money out of the corporation into your personal accounts in a tax-efficient way, and why the best way to ach...2024-04-0549 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp 10: Investing in a Canadian CorporationIn today’s episode, we delve into the complex topic of investing in Canadian corporations, something that will be deeply relevant to many of our listeners. Given the intricate interplay of investments and taxes within this context, it's crucial for corporate and business owners to grasp the fundamentals. We start off by unpacking key details of what defines a corporation, the intricacies of taxation for Canadian companies, and the nuances of passive income. Our conversation then goes on to cover tax integration, how to navigate its advantages and disadvantages, and what you can do to ensure that you avoid a...2024-03-291h 04

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 9 Case Conference: Keeping the Tax Hobbits at BayThe overarching theme of today’s conversation revolves around prudent financial decision-making, including tax-efficient investing, risk assessment, and leveraging home equity for investment purposes. This acts as supplementary material for the main episode, where we take a deep dive into the nuances of tax. Join us as we look at taxation and income through the lens of common scenarios that often lead people to make poor decisions with their investments. We uncover the importance of structuring investment portfolios with tax implications in mind and venture into the realm of corporate-class bond ETFs, assessing their potential benefits and complexities. You’ll g...2024-03-2248 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastDo Stocks Return 10-12% On Average? & Zero to Millionaire with Nicolas BérubéAs human beings, our brains are wired to solve problems. This can make long-term investment strategies, like passive investing, surprisingly challenging, especially if you’re not accustomed to the ups and downs of the market – it can feel pretty unintuitive to stay the course when your instinct is to take more active steps to solve the problem! So, how can investors remain firm in their strategy and not get spooked by market changes? Joining us today to unpack this question is financial journalist, Nicolas Bérubé, whose new book From Zero to Millionaire: A Simple and Stress-Free Way to Invest...2024-03-211h 11

The Money Scope PodcastEp 9: Taxable Investing in CanadaIn this episode, we dive deep into the world of income tax and demystify the often intimidating realm of investment taxation. Join us as we break down various forms of investment returns, from interest and dividends to capital gains and more. Discover the impact of tax integration on Canadian dividends and learn how foreign dividends can add a layer of complexity to the process. Explore the critical concept of attribution rules and understand how they influence who pays the tax bill on investment income. We delve into strategies like prescribed rate loan planning and second-generation income planning to optimize...2024-03-151h 11

The Money Scope PodcastEp.8 Case Conference: Choosing the Right DoorToday’s Case Conference accompanies an episode in which we provide a detailed breakdown of the registered account types available to Canadian investors and how to utilize them. Despite their numerous potential advantages, however, there are still many people who avoid them, primarily because optimizing these can seem too complicated and overwhelming. Our hope is that today’s episode will provide you with the confidence and knowledge you need to feel empowered to take the next steps in your investment journey. Tuning in, you’ll hear several case studies that address common concerns, like how to avoid having a Retire...2024-03-0823 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastHome Country Bias, Seg Funds, and Todd Rogers on Writing for Busy ReadersIn this episode, we explore the intricate world of home-country bias in investment decision-making and learn the secret sauce to effective communication and writing. We start by discussing the definition and influence of home-country bias and explore why investors tend to overweight their portfolios with domestic equities despite global opportunities. We dissect the home bias puzzle, the rationality behind bias, and the conditions under which home-country bias makes sense. Then, Mark McGrath joins us to unpack the complexities of segregated funds and why it might not be the investment product you were hoping for. Following that, we sit down...2024-03-071h 34

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 8 Canadian Investment AccountsOne of the most complex things to navigate when it comes to your personal finances is your choice of accounts and how to use them in the best way possible. In today’s episode, we break down the types of accounts available to Canadian investors and how to optimize your use of each one. Tuning in, you’ll learn key factors you should consider, including how tax deferral can end up being neutral, beneficial, or harmful — depending on the difference between your current and future tax rate — along with actionable advice on how to navigate these kinds of variables and unce...2024-03-011h 29

The Money Scope PodcastIntermission EpisodeIn this special episode of the Money Scope Podcast, we take a break from their regular content to reflect on the journey so far and engage with our audience. As we pause to catch our breath halfway through the planned core curriculum, we discuss the evolution of the podcast, share listener feedback, and offer insights into what lies ahead. We outline topics covered in the initial episodes, ranging from goal setting to investment basics, and highlight the upcoming shift towards more Canadian-focused content. We express gratitude for the enthusiastic response from our audience and discuss the impact the podcast...2024-02-2320 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 7 Case Conference: Big decisions with real moneyIn this episode, we follow the stories of two distinct investors facing unique challenges. First, meet a plastic surgeon in the high-flying tech-driven world of 1997. With a high-risk tolerance and a flourishing practice, this surgeon believes they can conquer the market. However, as the dot-com bubble looms, they must navigate the fine line between risk and reward, teaching us vital lessons about diversification, leverage, and the challenges of the market. Next, explore the journey of a savvy business owner who sold their company at just the right time, amassing substantial cash. Cautious due to past stock market losses, this...2024-02-1619 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 7: Portfolio Design & ManagementPicture your investment portfolio as a carefully crafted puzzle and asset allocation as the key to solving it. It not only helps you navigate the treacherous waters of risk but fine-tunes your investments to harmonize perfectly with your financial dreams. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the art and science of portfolio management. Discover the intricacies of portfolio planning, execution, and maintenance as we dissect this critical aspect of wealth management. We unpack asset allocation with a focus on the stocks-to-bonds ratio, a crucial decision that balances the quest for maximum returns with the need for...2024-02-092h 01

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe Quant Winter, and is Canada Pension Plan a Scam?Are you ready for a deep dive into quantitative investing, the private credit trend, and the Canada Pension Plan (CPP)? Then this episode is for you! Joining us today is Robin Wigglesworth, The Financial Times’ global finance correspondent, and author of Trillions: How a Band of Wall Street Renegades Invented the Index Fund and Changed Finance Forever, a groundbreaking book about the past, present, and future of passive investing. We talk with Robin about quantitative investing and the ideas he lays out in his article ‘A Quant Winter’s Tale’, before hearing his insights on the private credit trend and his...2024-02-081h 22

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 6 Case Conference: This Investment is HotAfter our detailed examination of the basics of investment strategy, we are now delving into some common case studies that you may encounter on your investing journey. Our studies take us through the looming recession and why it should not be a major concern for investors, the economic activity of America’s response to a recession, and deciding on how much, with whom, and when you should invest your money. We also critically assess what you need to be aware of before seeking a lower-cost investment model, how to save while making donations, value versus growth, and what Ben an...2024-02-0237 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 6: Key Investing ConceptsToday’s episode is a colonoMoneyScope as we dig deep into the basics of investment strategy. But we’ve already laid the foundation (in previous episodes) and the hard work is done, and we are now moving onto a necessary procedure for the preventive care of your investment portfolio. It’s important to understand why we invest and why it matters in our lives, why fear and risk are not necessarily bad things, the differences between investing and gambling, and the inherently speculative nature of investments. After that, you’ll learn about financial assets, the ins and outs of stocks a...2024-01-261h 17

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 5 Case Conference: Debt, Saving, InvestingToday’s show features our first case conference supplemental episode. We’ve built several cases, complete with figures, to expand upon our primary episode's discussions on debt, saving, and investing. These scenarios reflect common queries and challenges we frequently encounter from our audience. While we hope you can draw parallels to your own circumstances from these cases, it's crucial to understand that this isn't personalized advice. We aren't offering specific recommendations. However, our goal is for you to find elements in these cases that resonate and assist you in navigating your own financial journey, whether independently or with a cons...2024-01-1923 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 5: Debt, Saving, & InvestingOur relationship with money changes throughout our lives. While this journey will vary between individuals, there are broad trends that will apply to many of us. In today’s we investigate how to navigate debt, savings, and investing at different stages of our lives and break down how these mechanisms can help you move your economic value through time. From an economic perspective, it makes sense to use debt early in life. But taking on debt can be a scary prospect, and it’s important to take into account the emotional weight of debt and how it can...2024-01-121h 07

The Money Scope PodcastEp. 4 Financial Independence & Goal SettingIn this episode, we dive deep into the world of financial independence, values, and effective goal setting. Drawing from a wealth of knowledge and research, we guide listeners through a structured approach to identify their most meaningful financial goals. From the importance of enjoying the journey to setting measurable targets, we provide invaluable insights into achieving long-term financial success. Discover why financial independence is not just an end goal but a means to greater personal freedom. Learn how to articulate your core values and understand why they are the compass guiding your financial decisions. Explore a staged approach to...2024-01-0555 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp.3 Making "Good Life" DecisionsWe make countless decisions every day, from choosing what we’ll have for breakfast to determining whether we have the time to take a break from our busy schedule and go for a walk. Not all decisions require the same amount of effort. And while the big decisions certainly deserve our time and attention, it can be easy to overlook how the small decisions we make every day accumulate and influence our quality of life. In today’s episode, we continue our exploration of how to master your wealth and well-being by offering a collection of concrete strategies for plan...2023-12-2951 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp.2 Avoiding "The Good Life" TrapsHave you ever found yourself caught up in the pursuit of material possessions, believing they will bring you happiness? Or perhaps you've been lured into working excessively, thinking that the more you earn, the happier you'll be? In this conversation, we expand on the concepts covered in the previous episode and dive deep into money-happiness traps and how they lead to unexpected consequences, like mounting debt, burnout, and even strained relationships. We discuss the power of social comparison and how it can affect our financial decisions and overall well-being, and unpack seminal research to help you understand the complex...2023-12-2224 min

The Money Scope PodcastEp.1 Designing The "Good Life"In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of human happiness and regret by exploring the complex relationship between our pursuit of happiness and the decisions we make along the way. We unpack the essence of a ‘good life’, the different forms of happiness, and how to keep a balance between them. Discover why the pursuit of material wealth might not lead to lasting happiness and learn how to navigate the regrets that can shape your life. Explore the ‘hedonic treadmill’ and the ‘elephant and rider’ analogy to understand why we often chase short-term pleasures over long-term fulfillment. Gain valuable ins...2023-12-1540 min

The Money Scope PodcastIntroducing The Money Scope PodcastWelcome to the Money Scope Podcast, where finance meets relatability and evidence-based wisdom takes centre stage. Join your hosts, Mark Soth and Ben Felix, as they take you on a deep dive into the world of personal finance, specifically tailored for Canadian professionals and beyond. In this engaging series, Mark and Ben blend their expertise in the medical and financial fields to offer you a unique perspective on managing your money. Drawing inspiration from their experiences, they present complex financial topics in a way that's both personally relatable and easy to understand. This is not your average finance show...2023-12-1441 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastWhen Volatility is Risk, and Introducing The Money Scope PodcastToday’s episode features a series of in-depth segments, and includes a visit from our two favourite Marks; Mark Soth (aka The Loonie Doctor) and Mark McGrath! To kick things off we break down volatility and investor behaviour by looking back at our conversation with Scott Cederburg and what his research demonstrates about the topic. We then hear from Mark Soth about the project that he and Ben have been working on; the soon-to-be-released Money Scope podcast. Find out what you can expect from their financial curriculum, like the topics they’ll be covering and how the structure of thei...2023-12-1452 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastDr. Jim Grubman: The Psychology of WealthIn this episode, we delve deep into the world of wealth management and family advisory services and explore the evolving landscape of financial wealth planning. Dr. James Grubman, a renowned expert in family wealth psychology and author of Strangers in Paradise and Wealth 3.0, shares his profound insights and expertise on this critical subject. Dr. Grubman is a distinguished figure in family wealth and well-being and has made a mark with his profound understanding and enduring contributions to the field. In our conversation, we unpack the wealth management landscape through a psychological lens. We discuss the definition of wealth, the com...2023-12-071h 14

The Rational Reminder PodcastLifecycle Asset Allocation, and Retiring Successfully with Justin KingToday, we take a closer look at asset allocation through an empirical lens, by drawing on the work and data of Scott Cederburg and his new article ‘Beyond the Status Quo: A Critical Assessment of Lifecycle Investment Advice’. We unpack what the research tells us about how to establish the optimal mix of assets in a portfolio, the challenges of making the right decisions when you have volatile assets, and why it’s critical that you understand your level of risk tolerance. Next, in our Mark to Market segment, we unpack different types of insurance — like life, disability, and critical...2023-11-301h 05

The Rational Reminder PodcastStock Returns in Recessions, and FSRA's Approach to RegulationIn this episode, we start by learning about the complex relationship between recessions and stock returns before welcoming Huston Loke and Jordan Solway from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) to discuss protecting consumers in the financial investment space. Huston is the Executive Vice President of Market Conduct, and Jordan is the Executive Vice President of Legal and Enforcement at FSRA. The FSRA supervises insurance companies, mortgage brokers, credit unions, pensions and other non-securities areas of the financial services sector. We discuss the objectives of the FSRA, their approach to protecting consumers, enforcement strategies, upcoming regulations, and more. Then...2023-11-161h 35

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe Cash Wedge w/ Phil Briggs, and and the Four Ds of Tax PlanningDuring this episode, Financial Advisor and Associate Portfolio Manager Phil Briggs joins us to discuss the ‘cash wedge’ financial strategy. He also shares his motivation for joining PWL Capital after kicking off his career in the banking industry. Next, Mark McGrath unpacks the four D’s of tax planning and how to implement them in your future planning. We review a much-loved past episode featuring Dr. William Bernstein and unpack the principles taught in Seth Godin’s latest book, The Song of Significance. During the aftershow, you’ll hear about our recent explorations in the world of infinite banking, Admired Le...2023-11-0249 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastA Live 5-Year Rational Reminder Retrospective (and Creating Superfans with Brittany Hodak)In this episode, we are trying something different. Recorded live at the CFA Society’s Toronto Annual Wealth Conference, we take an exclusive look at the origins and evolution of the Rational Reminder Podcast through an interview with Ben and Cameron. From motivations for starting the podcast to favourite episodes and guests, we delve into the behind-the-scenes of the show. Discover how the podcast has grown, the impact it's had on listeners, and the exciting global reach it's achieved. Get an exclusive look at the challenges, regrets, and valuable lessons learned along the way. Then, we are joined by Ma...2023-10-121h 23

The Rational Reminder PodcastRob Carrick: Canadian Personal Finance in 2023In this episode, we welcome back one of Canada's most trusted and widely read financial experts to discuss the state of Canadian personal finance. Rob Carrick is a columnist for The Globe and Mail, where he has brought his boots-on-the-ground perspective to readers for more than 20 years. He also co-hosts the Stress Test Podcast, where regular Canadians offer real-life perspectives on the biggest stress tests that their personal finances face in the wake of COVID-19. Tuning in, you’ll find out which issues are at the forefront of Rob’s readers’ lives. Next, he shares his perspective on GICs and ET...2023-09-2853 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastExpected Returns of the AI Revolution (plus People are Lying to you About Money w/ Anthony Walsh)AI is not new and financial mis-education is rife. These are two ideas that form the foundation of this episode, which features insights from Ben Felix, Mark McGrath, and guest speaker Anthony Walsh. To start our conversation, we explore the history of artificial intelligence and what it might mean for the future and beyond. During this Mark to Market segment, Mark McGrath shares his experience of owning property and becoming a landlord before we look back on Episode 155 with Don Ezra, where he revealed his thoughts on planning for life after work. Anthony Walsh, author of People Are Lying...2023-09-211h 04

The Rational Reminder PodcastPreet Banerjee: A multi-dimensional analysis of the value of financial adviceThis week we welcome back return guest Preet Banerjee, a renowned speaker, personal finance expert, consultant, and author of Stop Overthinking Your Money. Listeners may remember Preet from his previous appearance on the show back in 2019 when he was first embarking on his doctoral journey. Several years and one pandemic later, Preet has finally made it through the monumental task of completing his dissertation! We spend today’s conversation with Preet getting into the fascinating details of his research which interrogates the value of financial advice within households and explores the pressing question of whether it’s worth getting it...2023-09-071h 33

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe (Expected) Cost of Pessimism (Plus Matthew Dicks on the Value of Storytelling)Today's show is centred on the expected cost of pessimism and how investor expectations of loss negatively affect financial decisions. After concisely exploring the data and literature on the subject, we get into a few solutions to this dynamic and talk about how to find a way around natural human tendencies and myopic loss aversion. We then get into our first Mark's Minutes segment, with our colleague Mark McGrath briefly explaining some interesting ideas about risk and tax-free savings accounts. For today's episode retrospective, we go over Episode 45 and the conversation we had with Moira Somers about effective communication...2023-08-2459 min

The Rational Reminder Podcast5% HISA... for the Long-run? (Plus Stoicism with Michael Tremblay)In this episode, we tackle the timely topic of higher interest rates and their potential impact on investors' decisions. With rates soaring to unprecedented levels, many are tempted to veer off their investment paths in pursuit of short-term gains. But is this a rational choice? We break it down and offer invaluable insights into why staying the course might be the wiser option. We also welcome new PWL team member Mark McGrath. Mark possesses an innate talent for crafting concise, valuable, and captivating financial planning nuggets on social media. His content has struck a chord with the audience, evident...2023-08-101h 03

So Very Wrong About Games#266: Pent-Up ExtravaganzaMark's enthusiasm for Dungeon Scrawlers is telling. Whereas most children enjoy mazes, drawing, or even colouring, Mark instead as a child enjoyed the programmatic, deterministic mundanity of connect-the-dots. Straight(ish) lines and ascending natural numbers only, please. No doubt at a similar age Walker was already pursuing his jock/theatre kid synthesis, doing a number from Gilbert & Sullivan as his endzone dance after scoring a touchdown. 01:13 AYURIS: Soldiers in Postmen's Uniforms (David Thompson, Dan Verssen Games, 2021)Games Played Last Week:03:32 -Tindaya (Lolo González, Red Mojo, 2022)...2023-06-131h 19

So Very Wrong About Games#265: LacrimosaWe are very proud of our strict editorial standards here at SVWAG. Among them is our firm stance on Monty Python references, which are very firmly circumscribed. Philosophers are mentioned all the time, but never the song; and similarly we discuss Mozart here (in two different media!) without any kind of passing gesture to his decomposition. People have tried to smuggle in other references to the show, but those responsible have been sacked.Games Played Last Week:01:34 -Dice Hospital: ER--Emergency Roll (Matthew Dunstan and Brett J. Gilbert, Alley Cat Games, 2022)02:35...2023-05-301h 08

The Elite Recruiter PodcastThe Blueprint to a 7-Figure Recruitment Agency with James BlackwellJames Blackwell, Director of the Agency Blueprint and managing director of Ronald James Group, was interviewed by Benjamin on the Elite Recruiter podcast. Blackwell discussed his journey in the recruitment industry, starting as a car salesman before falling into recruitment and eventually starting his own agency in 2015. He spoke about the common issue of recruiters setting up their own agency and becoming highly paid employees for their own business instead of growing and scaling. To hit the seven-figure mark in a recruitment business, Blackwell advised building a client attraction system through a Dream 100 campaign...2023-04-1932 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastDeeper Goals, and Retiring with PurposeGoal-setting is essential for personal and professional growth, helping individuals clarify their priorities, stay focused, and achieve success. We are pleased to welcome guests Samantha Lamas and Danielle Labotka to help us unpack the topic of goal-setting and how it relates to finance. Samantha Lamas is a Senior Behavioural Researcher at Morningstar and a recipient of the Montgomery-Warschauer Award for her research in financial planning. Her work centres on investor engagement and the factors that influence an individual's decisions when it comes to investing and managing their finances. As a Behavioral Scientist at Morningstar, Danielle Labotka examines the impact...2023-03-231h 06

Build Wealth Canada PodcastHow to Optimize for Financial Independence (Investing, Budgeting, Money Management Optimizations) with Brandon BeavisToday I have Brandon Beavis on the show who runs one of, if not THE largest YouTube channels on investing, specifically for Canadians. He has over 187,000 subscribers, and also runs the channel with his dad who has decades of financial planning experience here in Canada. Since Brandon and I have each been optimizing our finances and investments for so long, and since we each specialize in this, we thought it would be fun to do a collaboration where we each share how we’ve optimized our investments and finances so that everybody watching on his channel and lis...2022-10-111h 05

Build Wealth Canada PodcastHow to Protect Yourself From InflationToday I have one of, if not THE largest financial literacy educators in Canada on the show, and we’re going to go over some practical tips to deal with this horrific inflation that we’ve all been experiencing here in Canada. These tips and education covered in the episode are of course, applicable right now as we go through this high inflation period. But, even if you end up listening to this episode years after it’s been launched, we made sure that they are still relevant and applicable long term as well. 2022-10-0458 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastStocks for the Long Run...? (plus Reading Habits w/ Mark Sutcliffe)Welcome to another episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast! We start by reviewing The Fearless Organization, and learn some important concepts such as psychological safety in the workplace, allowing people to voice their concerns, and the value of continuously learning. We also discuss a paper on index investing followed by a quick discussion on gender equality in finance. We then take a deep dive into today’s main topic, ‘Stocks for the Long Run…?’, by unpacking research to see if stocks are still a valuable long-term investment. Finally, we end the show with a conversation about our 22 and 22 book challenge w...2022-07-281h 08

The Rational Reminder PodcastRobin Wigglesworth: The Story of Index FundsEpisode 184: Robin Wigglesworth: Unpacking and Understanding Trillions Episode 184: Show Notes. We have often spoken about the book Trillions on the show, and in today's episode, we are lucky enough to interview the author, Robin Wigglesworth. We get to speak to Robin about his book and some of its central and most interesting ideas, while touching on other subjects too. Listeners will definitely come away with some enriched perspective, and hearing Robin's thoughtful and articulate answers was an absolute pleasure for us. Our guest is also the Global Financial Correspondent for the Fina...2022-01-201h 20

NOTA BENE: This Week in the Art WorldNota Bene X Felix: An interview with Hunter BidenA big NOTA BENE exclusive—we have a very special chat with Hunter Biden, the eldest son of the leader of the free world, who has become one of the world's most famous artists months before the opening of his first solo show. In a candid interview, Hunter talks about how he got first bit by the art bug at the National Gallery, his love for the work of Mark Bradford and David Hockney, how his dad is the first person to see new paintings, and addresses for the first time the prices for his work and the wacko conspiracy th...2021-07-3023 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastInvesting in HappinessToday we dive deep into the connection between happiness and money, looking at a host of theories and studies that have examined the important factors in this discussion. The main material referenced is the fascinating, The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt, and during the episode, we get to look at a great selection of the findings and claims in the book. To kick things off, we consider the broad ideas around how money can stimulate happiness, as well as its addictive aspects, before examining a few of the most prominent lenses used for measuring different kinds of happiness. Talking ab...2021-05-061h 01

The Rational Reminder PodcastWhat is Financial Advice?While there is no way of knowing what the best portfolio is, empirical data and financial economics have fixed the problems surrounding investing. But if we’ve fixed investing, then what’s the point of financial advisors? Today we dive into this topic and reveal why financial advice is still valuable to the everyday investor. We open the episode by touching on our movies and books for the week, as well as the latest from the financial world. We then explore why, despite their failure at making predictions, experts are so important across many industries. After defining what financial advi...2021-03-2559 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastA Year In ReviewFor this episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast, we review our year by playing back and discussing a collection of the most impactful moments of the show from 2020. This has been a drastic year filled with many learnings for us all, and in today’s show, we cover topics of happiness, decision making, dealing with uncertainty, and the connection that financial planning and investing have to all of this. We collect some amazing gems of wisdom from guests like Annie Duke, Ken French, Michael Kitces, Patricia Lovett-Reid, and a whole lot more, whittling down an original list of over on...2020-12-241h 35

The Rational Reminder PodcastRecovering from Active Management through EducationJoining us on the Rational Reminder today is one of the pioneers in the space of evidence-based investing, and someone who has been a massive inspiration to us, Mark Hebner! His website, Index Fund Advisors, was one of the first to start explaining the ideas of an evidence-based approach and the power of indexing, way back in the 1990s. We get to hear from Mark about his transition from misled active investor to his discovery of indexing and how this led to him founding Index Fund Advisors. One of Mark's mantras is to replace speculation with education, an idea...2020-09-1757 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastDr. William Bernstein: Praying for a Bear MarketIn keeping with our recent tide of incredible guests, today’s one is no exception. Dr. William Bernstein, a financial theorist, advisor, and neurologist, joins us to share some of his incredible insights. As the author of several seminal books such as The Intelligent Asset Allocator and The Four Pillars of Investing, Dr. Bernstein has made his mark applying his medical evidence-based approach to investing. These works have had a particularly strong influence on Cameron when he made the transition from active mutual funds earlier in his career, so it was an incredible honour to have him on the sh...2020-07-2343 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastDr. Brian Portnoy: Underwriting a Meaningful LifeEven though we learn that money is merely a means of exchange, a store of value, or a unit of account, it’s so much more than this. Money captures so much of what we grapple with like hope, joy, fear, regret, and envy, yet it’s widely surveyed as being the least spoken-about issue when compared to religion, mortality, and marriage. Dr. Brian Portnoy, the author of The Geometry of Wealth, joins us today to share his view on wealth, which moves past the conventional understanding of accumulation. We kick off the show by discussing some of Brian’s rese...2020-06-1159 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastCliff Asness from AQR: The Impact of Stories, Behaviour and RiskNo one credible ever said that investing was a simple endeavour. It might have some simple guidelines, that if followed are more likely to yield positive results, but the ins and outs of the markets, decisions and their impacts, movements and crashes are never straightforward one-dimensional cases. Our guest today, Cliff Asness, really brings this point to bear, showing the nuance and multiplicity of all the topics we discuss. As the experienced owner of AQR and a wealth of knowledge and insight, Cliff shares a host of ideas and thoughts on as many topics as we have time for...2020-04-0952 min

The Rational Reminder PodcastSustainable Investing: Understanding the Trade-offs of Socially Responsible InvestmentsWelcome to this week’s episode of the Rational Reminder! Today, we get stuck into a commonly asked about investment topic – socially responsible or sustainable investing. The show kicks off with Cameron sharing some fantastic insights he gained from a book he recently finished, The Undoing Project. We then delve into the CalPERS story that was in the spotlight at the end of 2019. After that, we move the planning portion of our show, where we tackle the topic of sustainable investing. Many prominent Canadian pension funds have said that sustainability will be a core part of their investing going forw...2020-01-2351 min

Stay Forever - Retrogames & TechnikDas SF-Quiz (Folge 2)3 Podcaster – und nur einer kann gewinnen Die Unterstützer haben Fragen gestellt, die Herren Podcaster treten im Retrogames-Quiz gegeneinander an. Die Frage aller Fragen: Wer wird gewinnen? Christian Schmidt, der Dossiers über PC-Spiele in Milch aufgeweicht zum Frühstück isst? Fabian Käufer, der nachts auf einem Bett aus NES-Modulen schläft? Oder doch, uh, Gunnar Lott, der Überraschungssieger vom letzten Mal? Hört rein! Credits: Quizmaster: Christian Beuster Kandidaten: Christian Schmidt, Gunnar Lott, Fabian Käufer Audioproduktion: Lars Rühmann, Christian Schmidt Titelgrafik: Paul Schmidt Musi...2019-12-281h 25

The Rational Reminder PodcastThe Ins and Outs of Estate Planning: Making the Right ArrangementsOn today’s episode, we are joined by Mark Goodfield of The Blunt Bean Counter blog to talk about estate planning and wills. Mark is a partner at BDO Canada, a national accounting firm and has created a wealth of content on investing, tax and the relationship between the two. He provides full-service wealth management, but does not advise on nor manage investments. Estate planning is a difficult task because you are confronted with your mortality, but it is hugely important because without a clear-cut plan, those left behind will have to deal with many complications in th...2019-12-1933 min

Stay Forever - Retrogames & TechnikDas SF-Quiz (Folge 1)Welcome to the stage of history, Gunnar, Fabian und Chris! Wie ihr wisst, versuchen wir, die Namen unserer Patreon-Unterstützer der höheren Stufen regelmäßig im Podcast zu nennen – allerdings nicht einfach vorgelesen, sondern jeweils in einem kreativen Format, mal Improv, mal gedichtet, mal als, uh, szenische Lesung. Eines der Formate dafür war ein Quiz, bei dem die Unterstützer Fragen einsenden konnten. Das lief im Anschluss an die Kaiser-Folge und kam ganz gut an. Unser Community Manager Christian Beuster gab den Quizmaster, Christian und Gunnar traten an. Der Erfolg des Experiments hat uns ermutigt, das Quiz...2019-07-061h 16

The Rational Reminder PodcastA Passion for Ottawa: Running, Luck, and the Ovarian Lottery with Mark SutcliffeWelcome back to another episode of the Rational Reminder Podcast. Our guest today is a great friend and associate, Mark Sutcliffe! Mark is a well know media personality, community worker, philanthropist, business person, and investor. He also happens to be a great speaker and listener, which probably has something to do with him hosting his own radio show. Today we are extremely excited to be able able to interview him and pick his brain on all things rational, financial, and beyond. We chat about what makes Mark tick, his passions, his motivations, and what keeps him going. From there...2018-11-0134 min

Radio atelierNo. 1 — 18 juin 2018 Vous pouvez télécharger l’épisode ici! Entrevue Steve Bates, au sujet de son exposition Of all the hearers présentée par la Galerie Leonard & Bina Ellen du 14 mai au 16 septembre 2018. Générique :La voix de Steve Bates est interprétée par Marc-Alexandre ReinhardtLa narration de la trame sonore est interprétée par jake moore et Marc-Alexandre Reinhardt Pour en connaître davantage sur Hubert Airy, vous pouvez lire cet article. Au sujet des images de Georges Didi-Huberman, voir Quand les images prennent po...2018-06-0555 min $Soul Buggin\' Podcast$ Soul Buggin' PodcastMark presents Yam Who + Midnight Riot TributeMark has put together a mix of some favourite tracks from Yam Who along with releases from the Midnight Riot Label. Starting with a couple of low tempo faves, it then goes through the gears on a journey from mid tempo early doors foot shufflers up to full on peak time boogie bombs. A perfect warm up for the Soul Buggin' bank holiday party on Sunday 27th May at The Maze in Nottingham. Event details and tickets here: www.soulbuggin.blogspot.com Yam Who + Midnight Riot Mix May 2018 Pharell - Gust of Wind (Yam Who Orchestral Edit) Hipnotic...2018-05-182h 33

Aufwachen!EthnopluralismusFreitag, 7. April 2017, 8:24 UhrWas wollen die Neuen Rechten? Grob gesagt: Das Seiende in Eigenständigkeit hüten und achten, ethnoplurale Grenzen, straffe Autorität und alles nur für mehr Ruhe im Garten. Die einen fordern Mauern, die anderen Obergrenzen. Heidegger lesen geht, wenn aber jemand Hitler spielt, ist der Spaß vorbei. Und die Journalisten? Sie gehen in Moscheen und beschreiben sie als Parallelgesellschaft: Öl im Feuer der Identitätsverlorenen. Aber gut. Schauen wir kurz nach vorn und Europa. Mark Schieritz von der “Zeit” hilft uns dabei aus. Brauchen wir einen Weltmarkt für Milch? Wir danken u...2017-04-072h 34

Aufwachen!Olympisches GefängnisMontag, 22. August 2016, 22:41 UhrWir reden über Olympia in Rio und Tilos Beobachtungen vor Ort. Anschließend gucken wir ein paar Trump-Clips und ordnen sie ein. Wir danken unseren Produzenten Juliane, Andreas, Christoph, Tobias, Rene, F oder C, Jan Felix, Maria, Mirko, Annelie & Jens, Samuel und unseren Unterstützern Peter, Alexander, Timo, Ivon, Sven, Paul, Peter, Sebastian, Felix, Benjamin & Denise, Stefan, Benjamin, Mark, Janek, Lukas, Alexander, Sophie, Philipp, Walter, Steven, Ronny, Benedikt, Andreas, Karl Ulrich, Alexander, Bernhard, Anke, Frank, Alexander, Adam, Daniel, Sebastian, Steffen, Steffen, Rüdiger, Jan Hendrik, Max, Maria, Alexander, Alexander, Martin, Arne, Christian, Torste...2016-08-221h 44

Aufwachen!Amerikas "Pacific Century"Mittwoch, 8. Juni 2016, 19:08 UhrWir schauen viel amerikanisches Fernsehen, Trumps Veteranen-Pressekonferenz, Hillarys Außenpolitikrede von 2011, ihre aktuelle, Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Bill Maher und ein bisschen Fox News. Wir danken unserem Produzenten Klaus und unseren Unterstützern Julian, Bernhard, Christine, Arne, Stephan, Tobias, Jens, Bettual, Sebastian, Robert, Rüdiger, Thorsten, Till, Frank, Ben, Timon, Thorsten, Alexander, Timo, Nik, Paul, Sven, Felix, Benjamin & Denise, Stefan, Benjamin, Mark, Lukas, Janek, Thomas, Walter, Benedikt, Andreas, Daniel, Sebastian, Steffen, Steffen, Daniel, Karl Ulrich, Alexander, Martin, Frank, Alexander, Maria, Christian, Alexander, Torsten, Sören, Felix, Marie Isabel, Thies, Yvonne, Samuel, Frank, Jan...2016-06-082h 21

Aufwachen!Merkels SternstündchenMontag, 4. Januar 2016, 21:50 UhrWir schauen Berlin direkt, Merkels Neujahresansprache, Tagesthemen, heute Journal und Regierungspressekonferenzen. Themen: Krieg, 32C3, Schengen und Europa inkl. Polen, Flüchtlinge inkl. Lageso und Abschiebungen, Trump, Saudi Arabien vs. Iran. Wir danken unseren Unterstützern Jens, Steve, Andreas, Andre, Benjamin, Alexander, Philipp, Mark, Sarah, Alexander, Timon, Christian, Felix, Thorsten, Fabian, Alexander, Timo, Paul, Benjamin, Michael, Andreas, Thomas, Benjamin & Denise, Till, Arne, Moritz, Christian, Arite, Amin, Wolf, Julian, Thomas und allen Flatterern. 32C3 Fnord Jahresrückblick (mit Saudi-Arabien-Segment) 32C3 J&N: Wie man das EC-Bezahlsystem hackt Update – bevor jemand fragt: Über den Te...2016-01-042h 15

Aufwachen!Fehler in der Matrix I & IIFreitag, 4. Dezember 2015, 17:18 UhrWir schauen Regierungspressekonferenzen, Tagesthemen und heute Journal. Themen: Krieg, Terror, Flucht, Wohnen, IWF-Gnade. Wir danken unseren Unterstützern Marcel, Timo, Paul, Hannes, Felix, Thorsten, Benjamin, Andreas, Thomas, Mark, Benjamin & Denise, Moritz, Janek, Alexander, Benedikt, Roberto, Erdgeruch, Ivon, Florian, Lukas, Jens Alexander, Karl Ulrich, Christian, Felix, Johannes, Jan, Andrea, Julian, Oliver, Rene, Sarah, Matthias, David, Oliver und allen Flatterern. Unterstütze den Podcast Stefan friiyo stefanschulz.com Tilo tilojung Jung & Naiv Wenn du Korrekturen oder Ergänzungen hast, schreibe sie uns gerne als Kommentar unter die Ausgabe. Für Fragen und...2015-12-041h 35