Walgreens's new CEO, Tim Wentworth, faces big tasks ahead. The podcast discusses the implications of Walgreens' dividend drop and the challenges it faces in the healthcare industry. It also explores the impact of price drops on Big Egg and discusses pullback stocks like Aritzia and Shopify.

Asit Sharma and Dylan Lewis discuss the appearance of early versions of Disney's Mickey and Minnie Mouse characters in horror slasher films. They also talk about Tesla's dominance in the EV market and the rise of BYD. Additionally, there is a discussion on a digital entertainment stock to watch in 2024. Later, Motley Fool Analyst Kirsten Guerra shares insights on recent winners in the market.

Apple's legal battle with Massimo over pulse oximetry technology, the challenges of making accurate economic predictions, the benefits of investing in long-term dividend stocks, and the importance of productivity in personal finances.

2024 preview: trends to follow, CEOs in hot seat, reckless predictions. Investing lessons and exciting stock pick from Motley Fool CEO. Two stocks to watch: American Tower and EPR Properties. Gene therapy revolutionizing healthcare. Target and Starbucks potential turnaround. Bob Iger's challenges at Disney and leadership woes. Real estate investment trusts and stock picks.

The speaker shares a family tradition and well-wishes during the holiday season. They discuss a whimsical Christmas memory in Wales, a house fire and magical snow, a snowy Christmas morning with postman deliveries, and festive family gatherings filled with decorations and delicious food.

Real estate trends for 2023 and beyond discussed, including three scenarios for housing affordability, a possible void in the market for Blackstone and Brookfield, and the potential rebound of REITs. Exploring the impact of the pandemic on real estate, challenges in the market, opportunities in malls and multifamily properties, and the performance comparison of public REITs and private real estate investments.

Author Morgan Housel discusses poor forecasting abilities throughout history. Ron Shaich shares Cava's journey to becoming a public company and insights on the restaurant industry. They explore market volatility, motivations for starting new business lines, and the evolution of the restaurant industry. They also discuss challenges of growth, Act 3, and going public, as well as their favorite menu items and business concepts.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the potential merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount, the challenges facing the used car business, and Clear's expansion into new industries like healthcare and financial services.

Impending patent dispute may halt Apple Watch sales in the US. Comcast's data breach affecting millions of customers. Fedex's Q2 earnings could be better than expected. Discussion on long-term investing and opportunities in international markets.

Guest Ricky Mulvey talks about transitory inflation for the toy business, while Asit Sharma discusses the lasting popularity of Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Lego. Alison Southwick and Robert Brokamp answer listener mailbag questions, including one about saving in a portfolio of only stocks for retirement.