Episodes

INVESTING INSIGHTS | MARKET INSIGHTS | 10.06.2026

#143 - Jeffrey Sherman: Preparing for a New Regime

Jeffrey Sherman is Deputy CIO at DoubleLine Capital, which manages approximately $97 billion in assets (as of June 30, 2026). We discuss the forces likely to define the next decade, including fiscal dominance, inflation, government debt, AI-driven infrastructure spending, credit opportunities, and how investors can build portfolios prepared for a very different market regime.

INVESTING INSIGHTS | MARKET INSIGHTS | 09.29.2026

#142 - Todd Ahlsten: AI, Moats, and Quality

Todd Ahlsten is CIO of Parnassus Investments, a pioneer in responsible investing founded in 1984 that manages approximately $41B in assets (as of 6/30/26). Todd shares lessons from more than three decades of investing, discussing how durable competitive advantages and increasing relevance can drive long-term compounding, how Parnassus approaches quality and concentration, and where he sees both the promise and pitfalls of today's AI investment cycle.

INVESTING INSIGHTS | MARKET INSIGHTS | 09.22.2026

#141 - Peter Mintzberg: The Case for Digital Assets

Peter is CEO of Grayscale Investments, one of the largest digital-asset-focused investment platforms in the country. Peter discusses the investment case for digital assets, institutional adoption, tokenization, regulation, the intersection of AI and blockchain, and what the future of investing may look like as digital asset markets mature.

INVESTING INSIGHTS | 09.15.2026

#140 - Peter Kraus: Incentives vs Alpha

Peter Kraus is the Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Aperture Investors, an alternative investment manager with $6.7B in AUM as of June 2026. Drawing on his experience as CEO of AllianceBernstein and Co-Head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, he explains how incentives may shape investment outcomes, why asset gathering often conflicts with alpha generation, how investors can better distinguish skill from luck, and why manager selection may become increasingly important in a changing market environment.

INVESTING INSIGHTS | 09.08.2026

#139 - Bob Steers: Bob Steers: Four Decades of Real Assets Investing

Bob Steers is Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of Cohen & Steers, the firm he launched with Marty Cohen in 1986 that helped pioneer public real estate investing and has grown into a $100 billion real assets manager (as of 6/30/26). We discuss the evolution of real estate and real assets over four decades, the conviction required to build an investment category before it was widely accepted, and the principles behind creating an enduring investment firm.

FEATURED GUESTS | INVESTING INSIGHTS | INDUSTRY INSIGHTS | 09.01.2026

#138 - David Booth: Evidence Over Noise

David is Chairman and Co-Founder of Dimensional Fund Advisors, a global asset manager with $1.1 trillion in AUM (as of 6/30/26) and one of the pioneering voices in evidence-based investing. He shares lessons from more than five decades in the industry, covering how markets work, why uncertainty creates opportunity, the importance of judging decisions rather than outcomes, and how investors can tune out noise to build lasting wealth.

INVESTING INSIGHTS | MARKET INSIGHTS | 08.25.2026

#137 - Ken Kencel: Private Credit Beyond the Headlines

Ken is Founder, President and CEO of Churchill Asset Management, one of the largest private credit managers in the U.S., overseeing more than $66 billion of committed capital. A veteran of leveraged finance with leadership roles at Churchill, Carlyle, RBC, and Chase, Ken shares how private credit has evolved, where middle-market opportunities remain, what investors misunderstand about risk and scale, and why relationships, trust, and disciplined underwriting continue to matter in an increasingly data-driven world.

FEATURED GUESTS | INVESTING INSIGHTS | MARKET INSIGHTS | 08.18.2026

#136 - Cathie Wood: Not Another 1999

Cathie Wood is Founder, CEO, and CIO of ARK Investment Management. We discuss why she believes the current innovation wave is not another 1999, the investment implications of AI and technological convergence, and the key consensus views she thinks investors are getting wrong.