Zachary Crockett

Investigative journalist Zachary Crockett dives into the world of college fraternities, discussing their budgets, parties, and unique expenses like liability insurance and expensive DJs. Guests share insights on the financial management, historical origins, and economic benefits of joining a fraternity, highlighting the valuable professional networking opportunities that come with membership.

Exploring the history and impact of junk mail, the podcast discusses how the postal service relies on it for revenue. It delves into personalized direct mail marketing strategies and the effectiveness of physical advertisements in the digital age.

Automotive experts Zachary Crockett, Tom Crockett, Mark Gutjahr, and Nikkie Riedel discuss the shift in car color preferences, exploring historical trends, Subaru's innovative colors, and the impact of colors on market preferences and resale value.

Zachary Crockett hosts the podcast exploring the business opportunity behind lost golf balls. The podcast discusses the financial burden on golfers from losing balls and the environmental impact. It delves into the different types of balls and the history of the used golf ball market. The story of Juan de Gautunga and the thriving ecosystem of collecting and selling used golf balls is explored. The process of collecting balls from water hazards, the dangers involved, and the environmental benefits of buying used are discussed. Clever business names and various sponsors are mentioned.

Experts delve into the economics of top-level domains, showcasing how small countries profit from domains like .ai. They discuss challenges faced by nations, the rise of AI-related domains, and the complexities of managing country code top-level domains. The podcast explores the financial impact on nations and the intriguing journey of domain ownership changes in Anguilla.