This is what I have been looking for as a business school student. Straight to the point, educative, informative, fact based business podcast.

I came across this show more than three years ago, and since then I haven't missed even a single episode. Ricky Mulvey, Dylan Lewis and Mary Long are amazing hosts and they bring in experts from both within and outside of Motley Fool. It will be too much bragging if I talk about the details of how this show converted me to a great investor, in spite of not having any finance background. My sincere thanks to everyone from Motley Fool.

I really enjoy Motley Fool Money. When Ricky asked for reviews in the episode from 9-12-24 I am happy to oblige. Ricky, Dillon, and Mary had big shoes to fill to take over for Chris Hill. Chris set a high bar and they have managed to get to it and in some episodes they even clear it. I listen while training bird dogs or cleaning kennels. Sometimes I’m out checking our cattle or working on equipment, and I’ll listen then. I can’t remember missing a show in a very long time. If it’s a particularly interesting topic with details the back button can be quite handy👏. Unlike many Motley Fool members I haven’t had great luck with their stock recommendations but none the less I’m always searching for better ways to become a smarter investor. I have used several premium services in the past, but now I’m only a subscriber to Stock Advisor 🇺🇸 and Hidden Gems Canada 🇨🇦 . 🍁 Motley Fool Money is informative, entertaining, and sometimes it even has that hidden witty humor many people enjoy, including me. The guests they book are generally very enjoyable and informative to listen too. My favorites include Jim Gilles, Bill Mann, Matt Argisinger, and old school Ron Gross there are others that do an excellent job contributing as well. Follow the show and get 20-40 minutes of entertainment and information about investing and general money management everyday. Keep up the good work all!

Motley Fool Money is one of my favorite podcasts. I look forward to listening to it daily, usually on my way home from work, but really whenever I can fit it in. It’s just the right length. I appreciate being kept up-to-date with investment news. I enjoy the variety of guests and their candid responses, including when they’ve made mistakes. The hosts do a great job. I especially enjoy Tuesday episodes with Robert Brokamp and the Friday week wrap-up shows when a couple of stock ideas are shared. Bill Mann, Ron Gross, Emily Flippen, Asit Sharma and the Canadian, Jim Gillies are some of my favs.

Wonderful show with down-to-earth hosts and objective advices. I love to listen to this podcast when I’m doing my chores. It saves me a lot of time in keeping up the news and researches to manage my portfolio.

You’ve just lost another long-time listener. I’ve been a daily/weekly listener since 2018, and have really enjoyed the knowledge and entertainment that this show delivers week after week. That said, this show has been thoroughly ruined by ads. The bad “Range Rover Sport” ads should have been a warning of things to come, because the latest round of random ads have made this show completely unlistenable. I though the show had managed to recover after Chris Hill left, but it’s reached a new all-time low. How many future paid Motley Fool members are you losing in exchange for a few ads? You’ve just lost another one.

Lately, amount of in-show advertising is just ridiculous.

Way too many ads…what gives? Sadly you’ve just lost a listener.

Good podcast. Noticed last day or so commercials have started. Have to pay the bills I guess - but 3 minutes of commercials at a clip is too much

MF in the past had some ads then went ad free. Then added a 2-3 minute Range Rover ad. But now it seems like 15 minutes (the fan boys will correct my estimate). They must be continuing to lose members like me who felt the product has slipped greatly and no longer a good value. I’ll listen but will fast forward thru the ads

Just listened to latest installment. The host Mary is giggling every few mins. Adds nothing. What is point. The person being interviewed is not laughing. A little bit naive. Distracting.

I’ve been listening for years, I’ve been benefiting from the great, down-to-earth discussion. I especially appreciated the recent episode on CEOs, how we are finally waking up to how ineffective old alpha-males like Jamie Dimon and Steve Ballmer can destroy the value of a company, while enlightened leaders like Nadella create and are lead by great teams. Need more Dillon and less Ricky Mulvey.

Learn investing everyday, great show

I like to hear the commentary on current business and finance events. They do a good job. However, Tim Beyers’ microphone could be better. His voice comes through as very harsh and grating. I’m forced to skip ahead to the next segment to give my ears a break. I like his opinions but the voice….

This podcast used to be my go-to. Now every time I try to get back into it something turns me off within the first 10 minutes. I give up, I don’t know why it went to downhill but it used to be so good and informative and ever since Chris Hill left it feels like a never ending audition process for a replacement MC that just leaves me cringing. Most of the personalities are terrible and lack interview skills. Please just go back to some form of what you used to do, the deep dives in industry focus with Emily Flippen for example were my favorite. For now I’ll just unsubscribe and I’ll check back in later. goodbye

Please keep the woman who has the fake raspy voice and uses every jargon term in the book off the air. Otherwise great

Deidre Woollard was literally the only reason why I listened to this podcast. She was so smart and informed and serious about research. The other folks are a little bit too bro-heavy for my taste, or simply too immature or inexperienced to take seriously. What a loss!

This podcast is why I know anything about upcoming lifestyle changes bc of the latest technology. Great interviews about real estate in space, flying taxis, current vs future AI, etc. It’s cool to know which companies are at the forefront, whether I choose to invest or not. Would love to hear more from Tim Beyers and Kirsten Guerra!

Not for everyone, but if you like stocks and investing it’s really well done. Obviously it’s not like some magic investing tool but it’s good for helping you learn and stay up to date on things.

“More A.I. = More Cyber Threats” was the most informative episode of this podcast thus far. The technical insight combined with practical advice will certainly prove valuable to my career and personal life.

I have been a service subscriber for many years as well as a listener. Very useful market information plus some unexpected life tips along the way. Dizzy Pig Pineapple Head spice on salmon has been life changing. Thanks for the tip Jason.

Ricky, Dylan, Mary and Deidre do a great job. Wished they covered Dillards stock and other buyback stories more though

Love earnings coverage. Love the hosts!

Combining shows may have been good for algorithms but not content. Podcast used to talk about stocks, now more commentary and interview snippets. I listened to industry focus religiously for a decade. Now rarely listening to this podcast. More Dylan, Moser, and stocks please.

The anti conservative sentiment has gotten bad over the years, but the full episode on the Grinder App was disturbing. Do better.

Really not into April fools show and it was difficult following this episode. Motley used to produce my favorite podcasts, but since they started combining shows into one, they have really lost something. As much as I can’t stand Cramer they put on a much better show. Sorry guys, you can do better. Investtalk currently the best IMHO. Or value guy.

The quality dropped significantly when Chris Hill left the podcast.

I’ve been listening to MF for over a decade, but their insistence of interjecting radical politics into the podcasts has convinced me to stop listening. I’ll continue to listen to my other financial podcasts whom remain neutral on political topics. After listening to a recent podcast with the radical Kara Swisher being interviewed I’ve decided to stop downloading and listening to the podcast. Also someone please inform Emily Flippen that CHWY is not a solid company. Their sales is decelerating and there is simply too much competition in that field. Although those who have shorted the stock have been rewarded handsomely. *wink* *wink*

Why keep promoting TWI? It's done nothing since you recommended it first 10 years ago. Do better.

Long term investors providing insights into companies that one might invest in for, yep, long term growth. Added bonus of financial planning content and other interesting tangentially relevant topics. Love the show. Thank you

I expect this year to be **unstable**, but still **good**. Next year could be even **better** for technology and the economy as a whole. This is because it is the first year of the new presidential term, and that is when the government usually **spends** a lot. However, I predict a **downturn** in 2026, which will affect Nvidia and most other **stocks**. Nfa. Shout out to Jamil. He’s the best in his trade by far in my honest opinion. Total rockstar.

Great info but some of the hosts pessimistic and sarcastic nature is off putting. There doesn’t always need to be a snide remark

Can you guys use clear key words on every episode headline to tell the content?

Great content after few months listening, really learned a lot, keep on creating good stuffs! And certainly became a fan of Dylan lol

It is always good to hear what Fools have to say, whether about macroeconomic condition, financial events, or specific companies. What I particularly like is that they are not pundits. Listen and they mold an investment mindset. I have to laugh about the comment on transitioning music. Now that we are on personal peeves, mine is the opening music. Or rather the lyric in it. Every time I open the podcast, I have a physical cringe at “That’s why they call it money.” Oh please!

Been a listener for well over a decade and truly enjoy the show. I am retired and now listen as much to advise my children than for myself as I feel most of your advice is geared towards those who still have a long time before they need their investments. I do wish you would spend a little more time on retirees and in particular those who are not swimming in money. My hope is that the majority of my investments will not be needed for myself and my wife, but can be handed down to my children. That said, I need to make sure we are prepared for the unknown so I don’t feel investing for 20 years from now is not practical. Kee p up the good work

Should mix it up a little. So old school. Get some young talent in there. Bunch of haters… not a fan. Asid Sharma very biased and political.

I listen and learn from every episodes. The topics are relevant to current market and business in a highly accessible for people of all levels of knowledge.

This decision to make this single podcast wasn’t smart. Market foolery was the best. I have officially stopped listening

I have been listing to this Pod for years and it is amazing! Will def keep you informed!

This show is usually exceptionally solid with regard to economic principles. However on the 29-Nov-2023 show Dave Meyer refers to zero cost of capital for Berkshire Hathaway since they use mostly money from premiums from the insurance parts of the organization. Money (use of it as capital) from insurance premiums is not free. It's part of the premium. All insurance companies count on that part of the value of the premiums. Your competitors will price their premiums the same way based on the opportunity cost. So you can't count on the insured to give you that aspect of the premium for free. There is no free lunch. So the characterization that this capital is free (0 cost of capital) and hence the notion that you don't "need" a return on that is simply wrong.

I signed up for a 2-year paid subscription and followed their advice and am DOWN over $7,000. Down! (I have no faith these will ever get back to neutral.) DOCU -73% ASAN -72% AFRM -72% UPST -78% U - 66% And they kept pestering to send them more money to continue my subscription Yeah, no thanks. Horrible investment advice.

Ben Mezrich is an idiot. Wont read his book.

This is better than the Motley Fool Rule Breaking Investing podcast. This is only about 20-30 minutes long and it’s daily. Most of the regular contributors provide decent content. I don’t know that I would use this as investing advice, but they offer interesting opinions and ideas. I have the impression that the Fool’s investing approach is mainly to pick a few winners that are multi-baggers. Those outsized gains should more than offset any losers. So, they seem to lean toward growth and more speculative stocks. This approach may not be for everyone. I certainly wouldn’t follow this approach. I’m also not a fan of John Rotonti as a guest. I have heard him a few times, and it seems he tries to sound smarter than his listeners.

Ricky Mulvey’s interview with Isaacson about his biography of Elon Musk is Mulvey’s best interview to date. Don’t miss it!

When this show was hosted by Chris Hill it was brilliant. Guests like Jason Moser and Ron Gross made for a great conversation among colleagues you could tell had a sound working relationship. Since he’s been gone it just feels like they handed the show to interns.

The bitcoin show is just full of half truths and a lack of real understanding. I expected so much more

Nice resource that has provided advice and a challenge to dig deeper into companies before investing. Love the bantering between the Fools.

Money doesn’t have an opinion. Why are you guys still pushing a leftist agenda? I stopped listening to all your shows because of that. I thought that maybe with Biden’s disastrous economy that you would have come to your senses but I see that you haven’t. I’ll check back in another year.

I so much miss the old show. Rarely do I care about the detailed subject matter in this podcast. You could have kept answers even once a week.