David Bahnsen discusses the meaning of work and its role in finding purpose and fulfillment. The speakers explore the value and dignity of all types of work, the connection between identity and actions, and the distinctions between the guest's beliefs and the prosperity gospel. They also discuss the concerning trend of people believing and spreading lies in politics.

David Bahnsen, managing partner of The Bahnsen Group and author, dives into the moral and economic forces shaping society. He emphasizes the divine purpose of work and critiques the alienation felt by youth in today's economy. Bahnsen rethinks profit as a force for good and examines the dire implications of rising public debt on future generations. He also discusses the shift towards meritocracy in business and the complex voter landscape, highlighting the need for sound economic principles rooted in faith and values.

David Bahnsen discusses the meaning of work and life from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the integration of work and worship, the impact of government funding on work ethics post-COVID, and the historical battle against Gnosticism in the church. The conversation delves into the interconnectedness of work and spirituality, calling for a biblical perspective on life and work to empower the church in addressing societal challenges.

David Bahnsen, a financial analyst and head of The Bahnsen Group, dives into the intricacies of financial deregulation in 2025. He discusses the balance of fostering economic growth while ensuring consumer protection. The conversation also touches on a pivotal Holocaust restitution case, exploring the role of American courts and the ethical complexities involved. Additionally, the history of Noah Webster is examined, highlighting his passion for education and the creation of the American dictionary.

David Bahnsen, Michael Nathanson, Francis Oh, and Young Choi discuss markets, stock picks, Hollywood strikes, Disney earnings, AI ETFs, and outlook for artificial intelligence. Igal Namdar shares his strategy buying struggling malls, legal battles, and outlook for real estate and the CRE sector.

David Bahnsen, a savvy financial analyst and advisor, dives into the complexities of current economic policies. He discusses President Biden's controversial block on a major U.S. Steel sale, stressing its potential repercussions for jobs and foreign investment. The conversation also highlights critical Supreme Court cases centering on corporate liability and fraud. Lastly, Bahnsen sheds light on America's mounting national debt, reflecting on historical borrowing habits and forecasting a staggering increase in the coming decade.

Jonathan Schanzer, a Middle East affairs expert, discusses the rising tensions between Israel and Iran, highlighting Israel’s military strategies and the roles of Hamas and Hezbollah. Financial expert David Bahnsen analyzes the recent downturn in the stock market, particularly impacting AI tech firms like NVIDIA and Microsoft. The conversation delves into the implications of inflation on political landscapes and public perceptions of technology, while also humorously critiquing current streaming trends in entertainment.

The podcast discusses the Gaza aid convoy stampede, Mitch McConnell's career, and the meaning of work in today's society. It explores the anti-work movement, declining labor participation among men, societal challenges, and the significance of work in well-being and retirement

David Bahnsen, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of The Bahnsen Group, discusses the myth of work-life balance, a doctrine of vocation, navigating career choices and faith principles, exploring the complexity of college education, addressing financial challenges faced by younger generations, morning routines for productivity in business, and redefining work-life balance.

Economists Barry Knapp and David Bahnsen discuss the recent market rally and predictions for the upcoming year. Retail analysts Brian Nagel and Olivia Tong share their holiday shopping lists. Amit Daryanani talks about Apple's declining iPhone sales in China. Other topics include OpenAI drama, Black Friday trends, and Novo Nordisk's expansion into Japan.