Great podcast episode recommendation thread

[Liberty]

A podcast summarizing the book on Singleton (which is very hard to get) "A Distant Force" (with transcript)

https://moiglobal.com/henry-singleton-lessons/

I might have a PDF copy of that book around somewhere.  I will look for it if you want.

I have a paper copy. It's not that great a book, it's not all about Singleton and Teledyne strategy... lots about the author and stuff that might be less interesting to the investor-reader.

[Lakesider]

Value investing with legends.

https://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/valueinvesting/resources/podcast

This podcast is great, also on Spotify and apple podcasts.

[CorpRaider]

A podcast summarizing the book on Singleton (which is very hard to get) "A Distant Force" (with transcript)

https://moiglobal.com/henry-singleton-lessons/

I might have a PDF copy of that book around somewhere.  I will look for it if you want.

I have a paper copy. It's not that great a book, it's not all about Singleton and Teledyne strategy... lots about the author and stuff that might be less interesting to the investor-reader.

Yeah, I agree with your assessment of the book, which is why I'm not sure if I have a copy/where it is. 

[CorpRaider]

Value investing with legends.

https://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/valueinvesting/resources/podcast

This podcast is great, also on Spotify and apple podcasts.

They have pretty good guests but man that prof/host talks waaaaaaay too much.  Toby Carlisle's new pod is really good. 

[DanielGMask]

This is my favorite podcast so far. The mental clarity of Naval is quite impressive.

https://overcast.fm/+vWdcu0

[investmd]

This interview with Dr Jason Fung by Peter Attia is one of the rare podcasts that I know I'll listen to more than once. Also made me add his books to my list.

https://peterattiamd.com/jasonfung/

I recommend it, even if at first the topics mentioned in the title don't interest you.

Liberty, Chesko, I'm a fan of Peter Attia but even as a medic I do find his podcasts to be very technical for non medical audience. Am (pleasantly) surprised to see his podcasts being favourites in an investment thread. Are you in the medical field?

The Jason Fung episode totally changes our way of thinking of diabetes - I like the idea of time restricted feeding  but we need some caution as the science is  not there - yet. However, the risk of TRF in healthy adults is uber low. I started about a month or two ago and I'm liking it. Maybe we need to start a thread on Time Restricted Feeding?

[Liberty]

This interview with Dr Jason Fung by Peter Attia is one of the rare podcasts that I know I'll listen to more than once. Also made me add his books to my list.

https://peterattiamd.com/jasonfung/

I recommend it, even if at first the topics mentioned in the title don't interest you.

Liberty, Chesko, I'm a fan of Peter Attia but even as a medic I do find his podcasts to be very technical for non medical audience. Am (pleasantly) surprised to see his podcasts being favourites in an investment thread. Are you in the medical field?

The Jason Fung episode totally changes our way of thinking of diabetes - I like the idea of time restricted feeding  but we need some caution as the science is  not there - yet. However, the risk of TRF in healthy adults is uber low. I started about a month or two ago and I'm liking it. Maybe we need to start a thread on Time Restricted Feeding?

I'm not in the medical field, but I've been curious about it for a long time and tend to be an autodidact. I've read some biochemistry and molecular cell biology textbooks and such to get a better understanding... But let's say that the Attia 5-parter with Tom Dayspring about lipidology was about as close to the limit of what I could follow as I've yet found in a podcast. That's some in-depth stuff! But even if I only understand x%, I feel that's still a lot better than not trying and 0%.

[Liberty]

Here's one that I've enjoyed a lot, a bit different from most of the others posted here (not about finance or health):

Mason Hartman interviewed by David Perell:

https://www.perell.com/podcast/mason-hartman

I've been following Mason for years on Twitter, great wide-ranging mind.

https://twitter.com/webdevMason

[Liberty]

I enjoyed this Investing City episode with Bluegrass Capital. His second time on the show.

https://www.investingcity.org/podcast/episode/1f0fd980/ep-29-bluegrass-capital-pt-2-business-lessons

First time here:

https://www.investingcity.org/podcast/episode/f93f7425/ep-22-bluegrass-capital-securities-analysis

[jobyts]

This is my favorite podcast so far. The mental clarity of Naval is quite impressive.

https://overcast.fm/+vWdcu0

Probably listening to him is the best 2 hours I spent on internet this year. Thanks a ton for introducing Naval Ravikant.