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Financially Incorrect
Financially Incorrect
Market Call
BNN Bloomberg
aviationmarketing's podcast
Paula Williams
Paid to Bring Peace
Beau Norton
News & Views with Joel Heitkamp
MWC
Closing Market Report
Todd E. Gleason
The Iced Coffee Hour
Graham Stephan/Jack Selby
Proactive - Interviews for investors
Proactive
The Spinoso Podcast
Alex Spinoso
Columbia Energy Exchange
Columbia University
Biz Talk Today TV
Evergreen Podcasts | CrossCheck Media
Bloomberg This Weekend
Bloomberg
Token Metrics Daily Pulse
Token Metrics
The Exchange
CNBC
Green Ticker Tales
Greentickertales
Outside The Dollar
Outside The Dollar
Supply Chain Revolution
Supply Chain and Sustainability Strategist, Sheri Hinish (Supply Chain Queen)
米国株投資で幸せ作り
beikoku-stock
Business Pants
Free Float Media Inc.
Dropping Bombs
Brad Lea: CEO, Entrepreneur, and Host of The Bottom Line
Home Seller's Advantage by The Bald Brothers Team
Aaron Zapata and Todd Anderson
Yaron Brook Show
Yaron Brook
Focus with Paul W. Smith
Cumulus Media Detroit
America’s Work Force Union Podcast
BMA Media Group
This Morning With Gordon Deal
Compass Media Networks
The Brain Language Podcast
Susan Stageman, Morgan Jobe, James Lusk, and others
Professional Ag Marketing Podcast
Mike Minor
Visit Vegas Places with Coyal
Coyal Harrison III
The Optometry Money Podcast
Evon Mendrin CFP®, CSLP®
The Unstuck Career
Ken Williams
Good Neighbor Podcast: Auburn and Opelika
Susannah Hodges at Village Centre Press
The Contrarians with Adam and Adir
Adam Schwab and Adir Shiffman
Path To Passive: Real Estate Investing For Technology Professionals
Steven Arita
Grow Clinton Podcast
Grow Clinton
The Future of Solar Photovoltaics
Vikram Kumar, Ventus Ltd
Ctrl-Alt-Speech
Mike Masnick & Ben Whitelaw
P³ with Preston Poore
Preston Poore
Business
Financially Incorrect
For most people, wealth looks like cash. For Walter Mangutha, wealth looked like land.Long before earning a salary, Walter was collecting rent, managing family property and learning that money isn't always what sits in y...
Everyone wants quality education. Very few people understand what it actually costs to build it.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Chinezi Chijioke, CEO and Co Founder of Nova Pioneer, takes us inside one of Afric...
What does it take to walk away from one of the most coveted careers in Kenya and build a company capable of competing with telecom giants? In this episode of Financially Incorrect Personal Money Stories, Agnes Limo share...
Jeffrey Imani thought he had made it. After years climbing the creative ladder, winning international design competitions, building a respected reputation and leading some of East Africa's biggest campaigns, everything c...
There are entrepreneurs who start with capital. Then there are entrepreneurs who create capital by betting everything they already have. Before Ian Henderson built one of Kenya's most recognised residential developments,...
For years, Kenya's car rental industry operated on trust, phone calls, spreadsheets, and WhatsApp messages. Cars would disappear. Bookings would get double-sold. Customers would reserve online only to discover the vehicl...
For years, Major Boke wore the uniform of the Kenya AirForce.Today, he leads one of East Africa's fastest-growing security, HR and staff outsourcing companies.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, Major Boke takes us...
Most people would have quit after losing everything. Derrick Kayobyo lost hundreds of millions of shillings to fraudsters. His workshop was burned down. Businesses collapsed. Deals went wrong. Yet those setbacks became t...
"You should stay in school and work hard." That's the advice many people receive. Nyawira Muraguri did that. But she also worked in her parents' business from the age of nine, negotiated aggressively throughout her caree...
"You should stay in school and work hard." That's the advice many people receive. Nyawira Muraguri did that. But she also worked in her parents' business from the age of nine, negotiated aggressively throughout her caree...
There is a perception amongst many that financial freedom is about earning more money. Pius Muchiri believes it's about reaching a point where your investments can sustain your lifestyle even if your salary stops tomorro...
For years, Queen Gathoni Kimuyu was helping shape some of Kenya's most recognizable television productions while quietly carrying battles most people never saw.Before becoming an award-winning producer, writer, activist ...
Brian Kiriba shares the story behind building Jaba Juice from scratch, growing it into a business that now moves tens of thousands of units every month. In this episode of Financially Incorrect Business Edition, he discu...
Most people see cars as liabilities. Earl Karanja sees them as alternative assets with global demand, cultural value, and appreciating long-term upside.Before brokering million-dollar Bugattis and rare Ferraris to collec...
Africa does not have a shortage of entrepreneurs. It has a financing problem.In this episode of Financially Incorrect, we sit down with Ethiopis Tafara, Regional Vice President for Africa at the International Finance Cor...
For decades, Suzanne Gachukia Opembe sat at the center of Kenya’s creative economy. Producing music, managing artists, negotiating distribution, surviving industry politics and helping shape an entire generation of Kenya...
For decades, Suzanne Gachukia Opembe sat at the center of Kenya’s creative economy. Producing music, managing artists, negotiating distribution, surviving industry politics and helping shape an entire generation of Kenya...
Most people see skincare as beauty. Milkah Wachira sees it as trust, systems, education, customer psychology and cash flow management under pressure.Before building Skin Reveal Clinic into one of Nairobi’s growing aesthe...
Muthaka thought talent would be enough. Then she discovered the business side of music.In this episode the award winning Kenyan singer and songwriter Christine Muthaka opens up about the financial realities behind buildi...
Most people think financial collapse happens suddenly.For Shira Karungi, it happened quietly.The businesses were working. The money was coming in. Multiple mobile money kiosks. A thriving clothing business. Strong monthl...
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