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Australian Investors Podcast

Australian Investors Podcast

Rask 701 episodes Latest May 31, 2026

The Australian Investors Podcast is a twice-weekly show (Wednesday and Saturday) that features relaxed yet insightful conversations about markets, business, psychology, investment lessons, and processes. Hosted by Rask, the podcast aims to provide listeners with proven strategies and insights to help them invest their time and money effectively. Show notes are available on the Rask Media website.

Episodes

John Abernethy on market crashes, bubbles and the lessons investors keep forgetting Jun 10, 2026 4271 In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Mitchell Sneddon sits down with veteran investor John Abernethy to unpack what market crashes really teach you when you have lived through several of them. Rather than chasing clever forecasts, John explains why liquidity, incentives and investor behaviour usually matter far more when markets get ugly. John reflects on the 1987 crash, the dot-com unwi
Seneca’s small-cap playbook: catalysts, conviction and when to sell Jun 7, 2026 2918 In this second Small Cap Playbook episode on the Australian Investors Podcast, Owen Rask is joined by Luke Laretive and Ben Richards from Seneca Financial Solutions to unpack how professional small-cap investors actually generate ideas — and why selling discipline matters just as much as finding a winner. The conversation starts with where Seneca’s best ideas come from: deep company coverage, lon
Rewind: David Gardner, 6 traits to beat the market, rule breakers & legacy Jun 5, 2026 4901 We're revisiting one of our favourite conversations this week — with the Motley Fool's own David Gardner. In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Owen Rask sits down with David Gardner (co-founder of The Motley Fool and author of Rule Breaker Investing) to discuss: – Beating the market vs indexing – The “lose to win” philosophy and position sizing – The six traits of rule-bre
5 ETFs for passive income and the 3 mistakes investors make Jun 2, 2026 3156 Passive income sounds easy in theory: buy a few ETFs, collect the distributions, and let the portfolio do the heavy lifting. In practice, the details matter. In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Owen Rask sits down with Global X's Marc Jocum to explain how ETF income is actually generated, what investors should look for, and where people can go wrong when they chase yield without understa
ASX small caps: Seneca’s playbook for finding alpha May 31, 2026 3068 In this first Small Cap Playbook episode, Owen Rask sits down with Luke Laretive and Ben Richards from Seneca Financial Solutions to unpack how professional investors think about ASX small caps when the market is noisy, ETF flows dominate and AI tools promise easy answers. The pair argue that volatility is not the same as business risk, that so-called blue chips are not automatically safer, and th
Senator Andrew Bragg on housing, tax and Australia’s productivity problem May 28, 2026 3684 In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Owen Rask sits down with Senator Andrew Bragg for a wide-ranging conversation about the Federal Budget, housing supply, tax, productivity and why so many Australians feel the country has become harder to get ahead in. Rather than getting stuck in party talking points, they focus on the practical questions investors, business owners and workers are aski
Mark Ambrose on deep value investing, airplane leases and asymmetric returns May 26, 2026 2336 In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Mitchell Sneddon sits down with Mark Ambrose from Global Value Fund to unpack one of the more unusual deep value trades of the COVID era: buying into airplane leases when the aviation market looked uninvestable. Mark explains why GVF was drawn to the setup. The fund was not trying to make a heroic prediction about airlines bouncing back overnight. Ins
Budget backlash? Temple & Webster, Brambles and your investing questions May 22, 2026 4108 In this week’s 2 Sense episode of the Australian Investors Podcast, Owen Rask and Drew Meredith unpack the messy collision of budget politics, company results and AI hype shaping markets right now. They look at the latest tax chatter, the debate over whether Australia is getting better at redistributing wealth than creating it, and why policy headlines can shift investor behaviour long before the
Like design? Why AI makes human judgment more valuable, ft. Andrew Hogan May 19, 2026 2866 AI can now generate prototypes, content and product ideas at speed — but Figma’s Andrew Hogan says the real edge is still human judgment. In this episode, Owen Rask chats with Andrew about what AI is changing inside teams, why design is becoming more valuable, and how leaders are using better tools to communicate ideas with more clarity. They explore why senior designers may be worth more than ev
Is Australia doomed? Plus, CSL is close to a buy May 15, 2026 3870 In this week’s 2 Sense, Owen and Drew tackle a bigger question than one stock or one budget line item: is Australia getting worse at creating wealth? Rask Wealth Checker: https://rask.au/wealth-checker That opens a sharp conversation about tax chatter, policy drift and why uncertainty can make it harder for founders, investors and workers to build long-term value. The episode also revisits CSL,
Nick Sladen on why Cogstate could be one of the ASX's best healthcare stocks May 12, 2026 2009 In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, Mitch sits down with Nick Sladen for a deep dive into Cogstate and why it may be one of the more compelling ASX healthcare names right now. Alzheimer's and broader central nervous system diseases are becoming more important as populations age, and Nick explains why that matters for Cogstate. The company plays a small but critical role in clinical tria
Is Buffett's portfolio falling behind? Plus Magellan, Bluey and the May budget May 8, 2026 4364 In this episode of 2-Sense, Owen and Drew ask a big question: is Warren Buffett falling behind in 2026, or is Berkshire Hathaway just investing on a different timetable to everyone else? They unpack Buffett’s huge Apple exposure, Berkshire’s growing cash pile and the broader debate around whether AI is changing the investing playbook or simply changing what investors are paying attention to right

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