Welcome to How the Heck Does That Work? — the show where we break down how things work, how they were invented, and why they matter. From inflation to AI, vaccines to the stock market, each episode gives you the clear, no-BS explanation you wish school had taught you. Perfect for curious minds and lifelong learners.
“Time in the market beats timing the market” — sounds great, but what does that actually look like? In this episode, we break down what it really means to stay invested, how just a few good days can make or break your returns, and why the most powerful investing strategy isn’t about being smart — it’s about staying put. If you're worried about the next dip, this episode will help you zoom out and relax.
You’ve probably heard people talk about index funds — usually followed by phrases like “low cost,” “diversified,” or “you should really just buy the whole market.” But what actually is an index fund, and why do so many smart investors swear by them?
In this episode, we break down how index funds work, why they’re so effective, and how they’ve quietly become the go-to strategy for people who want to build long-term wealth — without ...
Some money advice looks great on paper — until you try to apply it in real life. In this episode, we break down popular personal finance “rules” that sound smart but fall apart when life gets messy. From maxing out your TFSA to never using credit cards, we explore when these tips work, when they don’t, and how to think for yourself when managing money.
Because following advice blindly isn’t financial wisdom — it’s just memorization.
If you’ve ever looked at your portfolio during a dip and thought, “this feels risky,” you’re not alone — but you are probably confusing two very different things. In this episode, we break down the difference between risk and volatility, and why understanding that one key concept can change how you invest forever. You’ll learn why market swings aren’t punishments, they’re the price of admission, and how treating them the wrong way ...
We’ve all heard it: “Money can’t buy happiness.” But is that really true? In this episode, we unpack what money can and can’t do — emotionally, psychologically, and practically — with insights inspired by Morgan Housel’s The Psychology of Money. You’ll learn why freedom, not stuff, is the real wealth, and how to spend in a way that actually supports your happiness (instead of chasing it).
The headlines scream, the graphs go red, and your stomach drops — but what’s actually happening when the stock market crashes? In this episode, we break down what causes a crash, why they feel worse than they are, and the simple mindset shift that separates panicked sellers from long-term winners. If you’ve ever checked your portfolio during a dip and thought “should I pull out?”, this one’s for you.
Spoiler: You don’t lose money in...
Day trading looks exciting on TikTok: fast moves, big wins, multiple monitors, and people quitting their jobs. But how does it actually work? In this episode, we break down what day trading really is, how it started, how people make (and mostly lose) money doing it, and why even professional traders struggle to win long term. If you’ve ever thought “maybe I should just trade stocks for a living,” listen to this first.
You know you don’t need that $7 latte or the third jacket in the same color — so why do you keep buying it? In this episode, we dive into the emotional side of money, inspired by the work of Morgan Housel. You’ll learn why spending is rarely about logic, how your childhood shaped your money habits, and how ego and insecurity quietly drive a lot of your financial decisions.
This one’s not about budgeting apps — it’s about your brain,...
Stocks. Shares. Index funds. Bulls. Bears. It all sounds like finance bro lingo — but the stock market actually plays a huge role in your daily life. In this episode, we break down what the stock market really is, how it started, why prices go up and down, and how regular people (like you) can use it to build long-term wealth — without needing to memorize a single Warren Buffett quote.
No jargon. No hype. Just a smart, simple explan...
Why does everything feel more expensive lately — from rent to breakfast? In this episode, we break down what inflation actually is, where it comes from, who controls it (hello, central banks), and why your money doesn’t go as far as it used to.
You'll learn how inflation affects your daily life, your paycheck, and your future — all in plain language, no economics degree required.
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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.