Becker Business Minute Podcast
Latest Episodes
The Bitcoin Loser Story 11-19-25
In this episode, Scott Becker discusses Bitcoins recent 12% slide.
Should You Retire at 35? 11-19-25
In this episode, Scott Becker explores why the popular idea of early retirement is often misguided.
Business Leader in the Spotlight: Ranil Herath of Shorelight 11-18-25
In this episode, Ranil Herath shares insights on scaling organizations, leading through volatility, building effective teams, and the evolving role of boards in an AI driven world, while also reflecti
4 Half Truths 11-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down four widespread half truths about national wealth, personal spending, debt, and Medicare for All.
Should We Have Medicare for All? 11-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker explains why Medicare for All and insurance subsidies fall short of solving the real health care challenge.
“The U.S. is so Rich” 11-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down why the U.S. having the largest economy does not automatically make it the richest country.
Building Success in Southeast Florida Real Estate with Jake Geleerd of Tortoise Properties 11-17-25
In this episode, Jake Geleerd, CEO of Tortoise Properties, shares insights on evaluating opportunities, navigating market cycles, building strong partnerships, and the personal habits that drive his s
2 Awful Pieces of Advice from Twitter 11-17-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down two misguided financial trends spreading on Twitter that push reckless spending and excessive debt.
The Largest Companies by Revenue + More Awful Financial Advice 11-17-25
In this episode, Scott Becker breaks down the performance of Walmart, Amazon, and UnitedHealth Group & pushes back against popular advice on X that encourages taking on debt to build wealth.
The 3 Biggest Market Cap Companies + Horrible Financial Advice 11-17-25
In this episode, Scott Becker reviews the soaring performance of the three largest market cap companies and pushes back on trending financial advice that encourages aggressive spending instead of long





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