Chris Boettcher: Health Without Hacks - [Making Markets, EP.69]
My guest today is Chris Boettcher, co-founder of Boettcher Health. Chris has a rule: if a health plan isn’t sustainable, it’s not worth doing. Today, he breaks down how to build a health system that actually lasts. We talk about the myth of willpower, how modern food and medicine created dependency, and how to design a life that actually supports your body. Please enjoy this conversation with Chris Boettcher.
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Show Notes
(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets
(00:00:24) The Battle Against Big Pharma and Big Food
(00:01:47) Personal Health Journey
(00:02:47) Balancing Health with a Busy Lifestyle
(00:04:38) Convenience of Healthy Eating
(00:05:49) Decision Fatigue and Willpower
(00:08:12) The Role of Accountability in Health
(00:10:57) The Impact of GLP-1 Drugs
(00:13:23) The Value of Body Scans and Tech in Health
(00:17:48) Social Media and Authenticity
(00:21:03) Client Demographics and Business Philosophy
(00:33:05) Popular Health Trends: Keto and Intermittent Fasting
(00:35:40) Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Paul Bloch: Powering the AI Revolution - [Making Markets, EP.68]
My guest today is Paul Bloch, co-founder and CEO of DDN. Once bootstrapped for decades, DDN is now a multi-billion dollar company partnering with Nvidia, Google, and Blackstone, helping customers train the largest models in the world and deploy AI at scale. We discuss how Paul and his team spotted the AI inflection point early, why infrastructure partnerships define the winners and losers in this space, and how DDN balances discipline with massive growth opportunities. Please enjoy this conversation with Paul Bloch.
For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE.
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Show Notes
(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets
(00:01:02) DDN's Role in AI Infrastructure
(00:02:08) Competition and Collaboration in the AI Market
(00:04:31) Customer Engagement and Use Cases
(00:08:06) Economic Models and Government Involvement
(00:11:49) Sovereign Cloud and Global AI Perspectives
(00:16:19) AI's Rapid Evolution and Future Outlook
(00:21:46) Partnerships and Strategic Decisions
(00:35:01) Beliefs on AI
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Eric and Matt break down a strong third quarter that saw the S&P 500 climb 10%, leaving Liberation Day's tariff chaos behind. They explore the growing divide between wealthy asset owners feeling great and everyone else struggling with inflation, while examining why bonds are pricing in Fed rate cuts even as stocks surge. The conversation turns to the private markets boom and whether opening up private equity to retail 401(k) investors is a good idea or a disaster waiting to happen. Eric shares why AI companies are burning massive amounts of capital with unclear returns, yet may be impossible to bet against if they build a cult-like following. They note that credit markets still look healthy despite late-cycle warning signs, making this moment particularly unusual. A straightforward look at where we are in this cycle and what actually matters as we head into year-end.
For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE.
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Show Notes
(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets
(00:01:30) Economic Structures and Consumer Demand
(00:04:34) Tariffs and Their Impact on the Economy
(00:05:10) Travel and Leisure Sector Post-COVID
(00:07:44) Bond Market and Federal Reserve Actions
(00:16:34) Private Equity and Market Trends
(00:22:24) Retirement Funds and 401(k) Investments
(00:25:04) Concerns Over New Investment Vehicles
(00:26:51) Debates on Private and Public Assets
(00:30:14) Religious Investor Bases and Market Dynamics
(00:31:54) AI and Its Impact on Markets
(00:41:46) Social Media and Market Sentiment
(00:44:04) Concluding Thoughts on Markets and Society
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Entrepreneurship, Markets, and the Fed - [Making Markets, REPLAY]
In this replay, I’m on the other side of the mic, as I’m interviewed by Joe Magyer, the founder of Seaplane Ventures. This is a wide-ranging conversation where we talk about the Fed rate cut, cover different asset classes including VC, PE, Fixed Income, and Public Equities, and my journey in building Canopy Capital. This episode first appeared on the Investing in Startups podcast hosted by Joe, which I highly recommend you check out. Please enjoy this conversation with Joe Magyer.
For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE.
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Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com).
Show Notes
(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets
(00:00:19) Overview of Canopy Capital
(00:00:44) The Evolution of Asset Management
(00:01:54) The Importance of Tax Individualized Investing
(00:02:44) Starting the Podcast Journey
(00:03:16) Crypto: From Skepticism to Interest
(00:04:18) Exploring Various Asset Classes
(00:06:08) Challenges and Rewards of Podcasting
(00:11:12) Competitiveness in Different Asset Classes
(00:16:38) Insights on Venture Capital
(00:22:59) Building a Venture-Backed Company
(00:24:18) The Founder’s Dilemma: Risk and Innovation
(00:25:17) A Career at Fidelity: Reflections and Decisions
(00:27:17) The Transition: From Intrapreneur to Entrepreneur
(00:30:21) Market Insights: The Fed and Economic Cycles
(00:36:27) Investment Strategies: Observing and Predicting
(00:39:40) Web3 and Crypto: Future Prospects
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Ritik Malhotra - The Future of Wealth Management - [Making Markets, EP.66]
My guest today is Ritik Malhotra, co-founder and CEO of Savvy. We’re in the middle of a powerful cycle in wealth management- advisors leaving big institutions to go independent. Savvy is building the infrastructure to make that transition possible. In our conversation, we explore the rise of RIAs, the challenges of breaking away, and how capital from both venture and private equity is reshaping the market. Please enjoy this conversation with Ritik Malhotra.
For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page HERE.-----Making Markets is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Making Markets, visit joincolossus.com/episodes.Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday, highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here.
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Show Notes(00:00:00) Welcome to Making Markets(00:00:28) Journey to Founding Savvy(00:01:27) Challenges in the Financial Advisory Industry(00:02:51) Savvy's Unique Approach(00:03:26) Target Market for Savvy(00:05:19) Operational and Marketing Challenges(00:08:14) Building a Comprehensive Platform(00:18:08) Private Equity and Industry Impact(00:29:54) Future Outlook and Expansion Plans(00:32:55) Final Thoughts
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Making Markets explores the psychology and structure that make up markets all over the world. Each week, Eric Golden speaks to experts about a different market so you can see what actually happens when money changes hands. From mainstream stock and bond markets to esoteric niches like vineyards, antique art, and crypto, we explain the transactions that underpin our economy. Visit joincolossus.com to find more episodes, transcripts and a library of content to continue your learning.
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