In this episode, we sit down with Chase Prather from ARK Invest to break down how private markets work and why most retail investors misunderstand the risk.

From SpaceX and OpenAI to the rise of tokenized investing, we explore how early-stage companies get funded, what makes them different from public stocks, and how to evaluate risk before jumping in.

Whether you’re curious about IPOs, secondary markets, or just want a clearer view of how private investing really works, this episode gives you the clarity you’ve been missing plus a simple “risk cup” framework you can actually use.

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“Our 10-year arc is to become the number one global financial ecosystem.”
— Vlad Tenev, CEO of Robinhood

We sat down with Vlad for an in-depth conversation about where Robinhood is headed and how the company is evolving beyond its original roots.

In this episode, he shares what Robinhood could look like by 2035 and how AI, crypto, and policy shifts are shaping that future.

We also dive into the next chapter of crypto beyond memecoins and how AI is transforming not just Robinhood’s products, but the way their teams operate behind the scenes.

This conversation was recorded during one of Robinhood’s busiest product launch cycles to date. We’re grateful Vlad made the time to offer a glimpse into what they’re building and why it matters.

We hope you enjoy the episode and walk away with a deeper understanding of Robinhood’s long-term mission.

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In this episode, we reflect on the current state of the stock market, some important lessons to remember when uncertainty hits, how AI is speeding up innovation, and some big updates on The Market Hustle mission.

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Most people chase distractions... I stacked assets.

I skipped the short-term wins and built a system instead.

It wasn’t flashy but it bought me something far better than short-term dopamine hits: options to live life however the hell I want.

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Right after college, I landed what most people would call a “secure” job.

Good pay, solid benefits… but within a month, I knew I couldn’t stay.

I had to make a decision most people avoid for decades.

In this episode, I walk you through the moment I realized that playing it safe was actually the most dangerous move I could make and how that decision sparked everything that became The Market Hustle.

Whether you’re stuck in indecision or second-guessing your path, this one will hit.

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In this episode, I’m taking it back to the beginning around why I started The Market Hustle, how I got into investing, and some of the hard lessons I learned early on.

I’ll share what I wish I knew starting out, and how those experiences shaped the way I teach investing today.

If you’ve been following the content and want to take your next step, I’m offering 50% off Money Mastery for podcast listeners. Use code PODCAST at checkout.

Join here: http://learn.themarkethustle.com/mastery

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Anne Mahlum took $175,000 of her personal savings (after six years of disciplined saving) and went all in on building a fitness studio idea she believed in. That investment turned into SolidCore, a nationwide fitness brand that made her $100 million.

In this episode, Anne shares insights on risk-taking, diversification, and the life-changing returns that can come from betting on yourself.

Make sure to follow Anne on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annemahlum

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In this episode, we talk about how our investment approaches have evolved over the past year and share our thoughts on the current 2025 market turbulence.

We discuss perspective shifting strategies to handle market turbulence, portfolio diversification methods, and how our personal risk tolerance has shifted with market conditions and life changes.

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