The Long View Podcast
1) Lyle Fitterer: The State of the Municipal Bond Market Today
A veteran manager assesses which parts of the muni market appear attractive, the pros and cons of buying individual munis, and which municipalities he’s avoiding.
2) Joy Loverde: Planning Ahead for Care Needs as You Get Older
The author, speaker, and family caregiver on aging successfully, new options for housing later in life, navigating family relationships, and more.
3) Mark Higgins: Financial History Is More Relevant Than People Think
The author and investment advisor on the danger of chronic deficits, the importance of central bank independence, warning signs in private credit, and why he’s still optimistic about America’s future.
4) The Morning Filter: Why 2026 Could Be a Breakout Year for Dividend Stocks
Plus, several undervalued stocks to buy with stable dividends.
5) Eric Jacobson: The Entire Face of the Bond Market Has Changed
A seasoned analyst opines on active fixed-income management, private debt investments, and the evolution of an asset class.
6) Dan Haylett: ‘The Retirement You Didn’t See Coming’
The author, podcast host, and financial advisor discusses how to avoid a letdown after retirement, how retired couples can find harmony, and other secrets to maximizing well-being later in life.
7) Callie Cox: A Student Teacher of Financial Markets
Ritholtz Wealth Management’s chief market strategist shares her framework for sussing out signal from market noise, her take on AI’s long-term impact on the economy and markets, and investing lessons ...Show More
8) Beth Pinsker: Lessons From ‘My Mother’s Money’
The journalist and author shares her personal story and gives practical tips for helping a parent through healthcare and financial challenges.
9) Doug and Heather Boneparth: How Couples Can Find Financial Harmony
The authors of a new book about money and relationships discuss the importance of understanding each partner’s money history and definition of ‘enough.’
10) Carl Richards: The Case for ‘Deeply Human’ Financial Advice
The author and advisor to financial advisors discusses some of his favorite money-related sketches, the ‘fake advice industry,’ and how to have better conversations about money.