George Friedman believes the Ukraine is the least of Putin's problems as he has been hit with staggering blows, one after the other, by the United States. Friedman also speaks about a potential Canadian collaboration with China as well as what potential blow back recent sanctions may have.

George Friedman of Geopolitical Futures discusses Putin and where he believes he has gone wrong in his war efforts with Jay Martin. Was it bad intelligence? Friedman believes yes, on the American side as well. This interview gives you an experts perspective on propaganda and Russia's war history.

Ted Oakley, Managing Partner at Oxbow Advisors, sits down with Jay Martin today to talk portfolios. Ted is a financial advisor and he is on The Jay Martin Show today to let listeners know where he is housing his cash in such a volatile market. This is a conversation on how to stay defensive while also building your wealth between two great investor entrepreneurs.

Chris Berry, President of House Mountain Partners, has been in the battery metals space for 12+ years and he is on The Jay Martin Show today to talk with Jay about the most widely misunderstood narrative in this space. Chris believes the next few years will be very positive overall for battery metals and is the most excited about Copper. Berry is also optimistic about Lithium miners which is significant considering his experience.

Jay Martin sits down with Doug Casey of Casey Research today to reflect upon all of the financial advice Jay has received from his recent guests. If there is one thing about Casey that every one familiar with him knows, he does not shy away from giving his honest opinion. Are bonds the triple threat against your wealth? What message is America relaying in regards to taking Russia's USD reserve? Will the dollar, oil or physical gold be the new main currency? Martin and Casey dissect it all.

Peter Spina, President of GoldSeek.com, and Jay Martin sit down to talk about where the REAL war is. The financial war that Peter believes has been very well planned for longer than we know. Jay says although the Ruble is crashing, Russia's main currency, oil, is thriving. Regardless of what happens, they still have something that we all want.

Every corner of the world is seeing the same headlines - commodities are running out and prices are skyrocketing. How should investors play this game? Today Jay and Ivan discuss the various entry points to invest in the commodity sector and how they have made the most money in the past.

Danielle Park and Jay Martin discuss:1. Why the Fed is smart to try and raise interest rates2. Why their timing is terrible3. Why Power will not be able to stick to the the plan4.Asset Price predications5. Thoughts on inflationSign up for our free weekly newsletter at www.JayMartin.club

Jay dives into the language of money, something he thinks our school system needs to teach, as he believes it is the core root of expressions of civil unrest in the world today. He opens up about his son’s alternative schooling, and the circle of life parallels it teaches which mirror that of the market, and of life. Cycles are constant, and nothing stays the same. He also touches on the research of Aaron Beck, to highlight the mental health effects of this conflict and division which need to be discussed. Jay believes we are entering a new world order, and it is more important now than ever to understand the language of money. Fortunately for us, it’s never too late. Join our investment community and sign up for our free weekly newsletter at cambridgehouse.com. Keep up with Jay all over social media @JayMartinBC. Be sure to leave a review, rate us 5 stars, and follow the podcast to be notified of new episodes each week. 

Paul Sankey is the lead energy analyst at Sankey Research. Paul often appears in mainstream media, informing the public on the ever-changing energy ecosystem. Jay brought Paul on today to discuss the geopolitical implications that the invasion of Ukraine may have on the energy sector, and how it will change countries' energy needs in the future. Today’s episode consists of talks of China, Russia, and the United States. They discuss potential alliances being formed between countries, as alliances may be more important now than ever.  To get more from Paul, you can follow him on twitter @sanxsy Join our investment community and sign up for our free weekly newsletter at cambridgehouse.com. Keep up with Jay all over social media @JayMartinBC. Be sure to leave a review, rate us 5 stars, and follow the podcast to be notified of new episodes each week.