I want to share with you an episode of the Bankadelic podcast with Lou Carlozo – Contributor to the Wall Street Journal, Editor in Chief Qwoted Founder and CEO, Carma Productions Worldwide, creative polymath and like me a refugee from the humanities who somehow ended up communicating about finance. Lou kindly invited me onto his podcast and you may enjoy the change of pace and Lou’s uncompromising hilarity. If you’re into banking and finance, have a listen to Bankadelic! Lou is a fun host who leads engaging interviews with his expert guests. In this episode we talked about John Keats, investing ... and dealing with the bear market. And rest assured, no Romantic Poetry was harmed in the making of this episode.
Here's a link to Bankadelic if youde like more Lou: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bankadelic-the-colorful-side-of-finance/id1503619691
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