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The Finance Book Club is a podcast dedicated to bringing timeless financial wisdom to everyone. We explore classic, public domain books on wealth, business, and success, breaking them down into easy-to-digest episodes. By reviving these financial lessons, we make proven strategies accessible to all, helping listeners build knowledge and financial confidence. Valuable insights from the past, shared for a better future.
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A Finance Book Club Original: J. P. Morgan, the banker who stepped in when America’s financial system was on the brink, brought order to chaos, and helped build the foundation of modern American industry.
This episode focuses on Carnegie’s final conclusions.It covers wealth and responsibility, poverty and inequality, philanthropy, and the long-term consequences of business power in society.
This episode moves from the individual to the system.It covers wealth, philanthropy, trusts, factories, steel, oil and gas, and the industrial forces that reshaped markets and living standards in America.
Published in 1902, The Empire of Business is a collection of essays by Andrew Carnegie on success in the industrial age. This episode covers his views on individual ambition, discipline, thrift, labor and capital, and how personal habits compound into long-term opportunity.
A Finance Book Club Original: Katherine Graham, the leader who printed the Pentagon Papers against pressure and guided the Washington Post through Watergate, cementing the power of a free press.
Book VI of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics examines how wages, profits, and rent are shared across society and how distribution shapes the character and stability of economic life.
Book V of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics explores how demand, supply, and value interact to shape prices, wages, and the balance of modern markets.
Book IV of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics examines how organization and leadership unite land, labor, and capital to power modern production and progress.
Book III of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics explores how habits, culture, and rising standards of living shape human wants and guide economic progress.
Book II of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics examines how human wants and effort shape value and drive progress.
Book I of Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics explores how human effort and cooperation create wealth and define the study of economics.
A Finance Book Club Original: Sam Walton, the man behind Walmart, whose relentless focus on value, efficiency, and community reshaped the fabric of American retail.
Andrew Carnegie’s The Gospel of Wealth explores the moral purpose of money, arguing that true success comes when wealth is guided by wisdom, generosity, and a sense of duty to others.
A Finance Book Club Original: Cornelius Vanderbilt, the Commodore who rose from New York’s harbors to command steamboats and railroads, becoming the richest man in America and shaping the foundations of modern finance and capitalism.
Russell Conwell’s classic lecture Acres of Diamonds teaches that the greatest opportunities for success are often found right where you already stand.
A Finance Book Club Original: Victoria Woodhull & Tennessee Claflin, the sisters who stormed Wall Street, shook American politics, and defied every limit placed on women in the Gilded Age.
P. T. Barnum’s The Art of Money Getting delivers 20 timeless rules for earning, keeping, and enjoying wealth in plain, practical language.
A Finance Book Club Original: David Ricardo, the man who gave the world comparative advantage while reshaping our understanding of trade, rent, and the distribution of wealth.
Book V of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations , where Adam Smith outlines the duties of government, the principles of fair taxation, and the dangers of debt that still shape modern debates about state and society.
Book IV of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations challenges the logic of mercantilism and reveals why free trade, not hoarded wealth, drives lasting prosperity.
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