📺 8 money & investing shows for the summer
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What are the eight money-related shows recommended for summer?
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Hello, I'm Kate Campbell. And I'm Owen Rask. And you're listening to the Australian Finance Podcast.
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And I'm Owen Rask on Twitter or Owen Rask AU on Instagram. Beware the imitators. People like to copy us. Without further ado, let's jump into today's episode. Kate Campbell, welcome to this special episode of the Australian Finance Podcast. They're all special. They're all special, particularly in summer, because we are counting down. And today we've got eight investing movies or series that you can go and watch, and they're a bit of fun and knowledgeable at the same time.
Yeah, something lighthearted while you're relaxing this summer. If you've had enough of the money and investing books, because we have recommended plenty of them during 2022 and we've got a few coming up in another episode this month. Here's a few older and newer shows on different streaming platforms that you might want to have a look at.
Yeah. And the thing is, not everyone is a reader. So if you're interested in investing or if you want to break down the barrier to money with your partner, significant other, family, friend, whatever, This is how you can do it. Sit down with them, grab some popcorn, grab a Coke No Sugar, of course, and watch one of these shows.
Some are more entertainment than education, but I think they're a good way to start thinking about different things and if you want something lighter.
Yeah. So, let's get into it, Kate. We're going to spend a couple of minutes on each. Yes. Maybe we'll put links in the show notes to the series so you can go and check them out. I guess the first one is one that was produced not too long ago, 2015. It's The Big Short. This is actually taken from a book. The idea is what basically unraveled in the global financial crisis of 2007, 2008. For those unfamiliar, in this movie, it basically shows that Michael Burry, who was played by Christian Bale, it shows that he figured out that the property market in the United States was a house of cards.
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