When the party's over, turn out the lights? No way, Fool! Head on over to the after-party and keep the good times rolling! Last Wednesday we had an epic 100th mailbag, joined by several of our long-time listeners. Today we extend that conversation and dig-in to four beautiful questions to make us all smarter, happier, and richer. Host: David Gardner Guests: Jason Moore, David Geck, Jumm, Adam Nelson, Mike McMahon, Jason Newman Producer: Rick Engdahl

The 100th episode celebrates community and investing journeys with special contributors sharing success stories like Shopify investments, reflections on life-changing moments, and aspirations post-COVID. Embracing optimism, the importance of relationships, and long-term investing strategies are key themes discussed, showcasing the impact of the podcast community on personal growth and financial decisions.

Exploring topics like style boxing, a golden ticket experience, the why of work, and a study in blue. Don't miss out on insights about companies like MORN, DIS, ABNB, NFLX, TSLA.

The episode discusses the transformation of the 'Mental Tips, Tricks & Lifehacks' series to include life hacks and provides new, original tips to enhance life. The speakers conduct a wine taste test and discuss the surprising results, revealing little difference in taste between expensive and cheaper wines. This chapter explores the innovative system of assigning three-word addresses to every 10-foot by 10-foot square on Earth and how it has been used in emergency situations. They also share amusing and creative ways to use the app that generates these three-word patches, and provide a helpful travel tip about the official size of liquid bottles allowed on airplanes. This chapter explores how the inner judge sabotages happiness and the phenomenon of setting subjective targets for success. It emphasizes finding true peace and happiness in the present moment. Using smartwatches to set location-based reminders and the impact of handwritten notes of appreciation.

Stocks, bonds, ETFs, real estate, crypto, art... Wait, what? Art? Is that a thing that you can invest in? There are always more rules to break, Fool! Today we're here to explore the world of art investing. Is it our area of expertise? No. Do we have guests who can teach us where to begin and guide us along the way? You bet! There's wine and cheese in the corner; take a look around and be sure to ask about the context. Host: David Gardner Guests:  Tonya Turner Carroll, Michael Carroll Producer: Rick Engdahl

The podcast discusses the concept of the 'Magnificent Seven' stocks and introduces the 'Fang score'. Listeners suggest potential topics for future episodes. A listener shares their experience of being the go-to person for personal finance questions at work.

Expert Emily Flippen and Andy Cross discuss the concept of risk in investing and introduce a risk rating system. They assess the risk and performance of KinSail Capital and Chewy, focusing on profitability, cashflow, and customer service. The importance of sustainability, disclosure, and competition is emphasized, along with the potential risks associated with management turnover and growth strategies.

The podcast discusses the lessons from the past and how they shape our view of the present and future. It focuses on key points about investing, business, and life, including the story of NVIDIA as a stock pick. The chapter also explores the rollercoaster ride of NVIDIA's stock price and the success of Fortnite as a fad. It emphasizes recognizing opportunities and the power of habits.

Investing experts Matt Argersinger, Bill Barker, and Jim Mueller discuss intermediate level investing terms, the importance of relationships, inflation and its impact on the economy, the usefulness of the misery index in predicting elections, funds from operations and its significance in evaluating REITs, depreciation and capital expenditure in real estate investment, the importance of discount rate in valuing a business, and the performance analysis of stocks versus gold.

Remember when Motley Fool newsletters were printed on paper and sent not to your inbox but to your mailbox? If so, thank you! You've been with us for a long time. If not, you may have missed out on some great stock returns (though we believe future returns will be just as great). And you might have missed out on some great stories and lessons, printed on page one of those old paper newsletters. This is the series where we bring these essays back, warts and all, to see what we were thinking, how things might have changed, and mostly, what can we learn going forward. Host: David Gardner Producers: Heather Horton, Rick Engdahl