Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen’s first podcast episode is dedicated to talking about Warren Buffett’s investing basics. In this episode they talk about how Warren Buffett invests, what intrinsic value is, and more.

Continuation of Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen’s discussion on Warren Buffett’s investing basics. In this episode they talk about how shareholders receive company profits, dividend vs retained earnings, Mr. Market, and more.

Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen talk about how Warren Buffett analyzes his potential stock picks. The discussion revolves around Warren Buffett’s 4 rules in selecting a successful stock pick.

Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen review the last 50 years of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway shareholder letters. Get ready to hear an array of topics like intrinsic value, look-through earnings, and even derivatives. If you have never taken a deep review of Berkshire Hathaway, get ready to hear some interesting topics rarely discussed.

Preston Pysh and Stig Brodersen discuss the best-selling biography of Warren Buffett by Roger Lowenstein. The episode is packed with funny anecdotes from Warren Buffett’s early career as a paper boy to his most successful investments and achievements.

Stig Brodersen and Trey Lockerbie sit down with author and George Washington University Professor of Law, Lawrence Cunningham. Most known for his wildly successful publication of Warren Buffett’s Essays, Lawrence is the most prolific researcher and author of Buffett and Berkshire, having written over two dozen books on the topic.

Trey Lockerbie talks with Chief Investment Officer and New York Times bestselling author, Robert Hagstrom. Robert has written multiple books, especially on Warren Buffett including The Warren Buffett Way, The Warren Buffett Portfolio, Investing The Last Liberal Art, and his latest book Warren Buffett: Inside The Ultimate Money Mind.

Trey Lockerbie chats with Dr. David Kass, who is a Ph.D. economist and professor at the University of Maryland. His blog on Warren Buffett has gained notoriety from features on Bloomberg, CNBC, and Fox. He shares his stories of visiting Buffett in Omaha with his students and so many other great insights.

Trey chats with oil and gas expert Josh Young. Josh is the Chief Investment Officer and Founder of Bison Interests. A lot has been happening in the oil and gas markets so, in the first half of the discussion, they caught up on Q2 headlines, and in the latter half of the show discussed Buffett’s recent massive investments in both Chevron and Occidental.

Clay Finck takes our listeners on a journey of how Warren Buffett became known as the greatest investor to ever live. Since Buffett first took control of Berkshire Hathaway in 1965, the stock is up 3,641,613% – an average annual return of 20.1%. This episode is part one of a two-part series covering Warren Buffett’s investment career.

Clay Finck takes listeners on a journey of how Warren Buffett became known as the greatest investor to ever live. The Investor’s Podcast was founded on studying Warren Buffett, so it’s refreshing to go back to our roots on how Buffett became the best of the best. This is the second half of the two-part series covering Warren Buffett’s investment career.

Clay Finck outlines Warren Buffett’s 12 investment principles laid out in Robert Hagstrom’s book, The Warren Buffett Way. Additionally, Clay discusses the importance of understanding the psychology of investing, and walks through a case study of how these 12 principles applied to Buffett’s purchase of Coca-Cola in 1988.