Becker Business Podcast
1) U.S. Jobs Claims Jump 12-13-25
In this episode, Scott Becker reviews the Fed’s recent 25 basis point rate move.
2) 5 Stories We Are Following Today 11-21-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down a sharp market pullback driven by disappointing reactions to strong Nvidia earnings, weakening momentum among the Magnificent 7, and more.
3) The 3 Main Reasons Why Physicians Sell Their Practices to Private Equity 11-20-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down reasons physicians sell their practices to private equity; the need to cash out, hopes for stronger management, and situations where financial trouble forces ...Show More
4) Should We Have Medicare for All? 11-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker explains why Medicare for All and insurance subsidies fall short of solving the real health care challenge.
5) “The U.S. is so Rich” 11-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down why the U.S. having the largest economy does not automatically make it the richest country.
6) The 4 Largest Private Equity Fund Companies & Their Stock Results YTD 11-11-25
In this episode, reviews the YTD performance of Blackstone, KKR, and Apollo, & Carlyle Group.
7) Rivian Motors + Tesla & Lucid 11-11-25
In this episode, Scott Becker covers Rivian’s strong growth, Tesla’s steady progress, and Lucid’s challenges.
8) Business Leader of the Month: Joseph Calvanico of J2C Valuation 11-5-25
In this episode, Joseph James Calvanico, MAI, FRICS, President of J2C Valuation, discusses valuation trends, shifting market dynamics, and the balance between data and judgment in determining value. H...Show More
9) Zohran Mamdani and BIg City Politics 11-5-25
In this episode, Scott Becker discusses the election of Zoran Mamdani as New York City’s new mayor and examines how major U.S. cities are increasingly led by progressive mayors, exploring the politica...Show More
10) 3 Quick Notes 11-5-25
In this episode, Scott Becker discusses strong rebounds from CVS Health and Cigna, Michael Burry’s shorts on Palantir and Nvidia, and his own lighthearted rule of thumb for spotting market highs.