Rational Reminder
Benjamin Felix and Cameron Passmore
Investment experts and finance professionals discuss market trends and strategies in long-form interviews.
Why we picked this
We picked Rational Reminder for its patient, data-driven approach to personal finance and wealth management. The hosts break down academic literature and portfolio mechanics without hype or simplification. Instead of chasing short-term market trends, the show examines the structural realities of investing, from factor tilts to the economics of asset pricing. It is a rigorous feed for listeners who treat financial decisions as a long-term discipline rather than a guessing game.
Recent episodes
How Leveraged ETFs Really Work (Marco Sammon & Chirs Murray) | #432
Oct 22, 20261h 41m
The Madness of Markets (Alex Edmans) | #431
Oct 15, 20261h 6m
The Truth About Leveraged ETFs | #430
Oct 8, 20261h 6m
Who Causes Stock Market Anomalies? (w/ Victor Haghani) | #429
Oct 1, 20261h 7m
Wealthy People Are Hiding in Plain Sight (ft. Owen Zidar) | #428
Sep 24, 20261h 4m
What to Know Before (and After) You Hire an Advisor (w/ Matthew Taylor) | #427
Sep 17, 20261h 18m
The Finances of Marriage | #426
Sep 10, 20261h 8m
The Ethics Problem in Financial Services (Dr. Moira Somers & Philippa Hann) | #425
Sep 3, 20261h 23m
50 Years of Evidence-Based Investing (w/ David Booth) | #424
Aug 27, 20261h 5m
The Future of AI in the Workplace | Special Episode (Mike Sullivan and Vinay Gidwaney)
Aug 25, 20261h 23m
The Biggest Myths in Personal Finance
Aug 20, 20261h 13m
80 Years of Financial Knowledge in 53 Minutes | #422 (Bill Bernstein)
Aug 13, 202653 min
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