In this episode, John explains slavery from a financial perspective. There's good capitalism and there's bad capitalism. This is a breakdown of bad capitalism by the numbers. 

In this episode, John explains slavery from a financial perspective. There's good capitalism and there's bad capitalism. This is a breakdown of bad capitalism by the numbers.&nbsp;

John Hope Bryant- successful entrepreneur, executive and philanthropist –will dispense his trademark ‘Straight Talk’ lessons on developing a wealth-building mindset, specifically how the Black community never got “the memo” on money – essentially how to survive and thrive in a free enterprise system.



While often provocative, Bryant will unpack the issues of the day, along with practical advice on how listeners will not only improve their current financial position, but learn how to grow and create personal wealth for themselves and their families.



Episodes will mostly feature Bryant speaking directly to the audience, with occasional guests ranging from “person on the street” interviews with inspirational individuals Bryant encounters in his travels around the world, or from his network of some of world’s most extraordinary people.

John Hope Bryant- successful entrepreneur, executive and philanthropist –will dispense his trademark ‘Straight Talk’ lessons on developing a wealth-building mindset, specifically how the Black community never got “the memo” on money – essentially how to survive and thrive in a free enterprise system.
 
While often provocative, Bryant will unpack the issues of the day, along with practical advice on how listeners will not only improve their current financial position, but learn how to grow and create personal wealth for themselves and their families.
 
Episodes will mostly feature Bryant speaking directly to the audience, with occasional guests ranging from “person on the street” interviews with inspirational individuals Bryant encounters in his travels around the world, or from his network of some of world’s most extraordinary people.

Money And Wealth With John Hope Bryant

Money & Wealth With John Hope Bryant

Bad Capitalism: The Economics of American Slavery

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In this episode, John sits down with Joe Baratta. Joe is the Global Head of Private Equity at Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager. Baratta shares his remarkable journey from a modest upbringing in Sacramento to leading one of the most powerful private equity platforms in the world. Together John and Joe explore the real meaning of access, aspiration, relationship capital, and why talent is universal, but opportunity is not. This episode is both a masterclass in economic empowerment and a reminder that the American Dream still exists, especially when leaders choose to widen the table and share the climb. 

In this episode, John sits down with Joe Baratta. Joe is the Global Head of Private Equity at Blackstone, the world&rsquo;s largest alternative asset manager.&nbsp;Baratta shares his remarkable journey from a modest upbringing in Sacramento to leading one of the most powerful private equity platforms in the world. Together John and Joe explore the real meaning of access, aspiration, relationship capital, and why talent is universal, but opportunity is not.&nbsp;This episode is both a masterclass in economic empowerment and a reminder that the American Dream still exists, especially when leaders choose to widen the table and share the climb.&nbsp;

The Power of Access with Joe Baratta

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In this episode, John sits down with Kneeland Youngblood for a conversation that feels more like a masterclass in life, purpose, and building generational wealth. Youngblood traces his extraordinary path from practicing emergency medicine to launching a billion-dollar private equity firm. He also shares the story of his family’s 147-acre land, purchased by formerly enslaved ancestors, and the years-long legal battle to reclaim what was rightfully theirs. The fight wasn’t about personal gain, but about protecting legacy and empowering future generations. This episode is rich with actionable insight and unforgettable stories. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a dreamer, or someone determined to change your financial future, this conversation will shift your perspective on what it really means to “come up from nothing.”

In this episode, John sits down with Kneeland Youngblood for a conversation that feels more like a masterclass in life, purpose, and building generational wealth.&nbsp;Youngblood traces his extraordinary path from practicing emergency medicine to launching a billion-dollar private equity firm. He also shares the story of his family&rsquo;s 147-acre land, purchased by formerly enslaved ancestors, and the years-long legal battle to reclaim what was rightfully theirs. The fight wasn&rsquo;t about personal gain, but about protecting legacy and empowering future generations.&nbsp;This episode is rich with actionable insight and unforgettable stories. Whether you&rsquo;re an entrepreneur, a dreamer, or someone determined to change your financial future, this conversation will shift your perspective on what it really means to &ldquo;come up from nothing.&rdquo;

Going After What's Yours w/ Kneeland Youngblood

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In this Thanksgiving bonus episode, John breaks down a wealth principle you won’t hear on Wall Street, in business school, or across cable news: the economics of gratitude. John connects spiritual truth, neuroscience, and economic behavior to reveal how gratitude rewires the brain for better choices — and how survival mode quietly drains your money, focus, and future. Through personal stories from his upbringing in Compton, insights from Operation HOPE’s research, and practical guidance for holiday spending traps, he offers a blueprint for shifting from panic to possibility.

In this Thanksgiving bonus episode, John breaks down a wealth principle you won&rsquo;t hear on Wall Street, in business school, or across cable news:&nbsp;the economics of gratitude.&nbsp;John connects spiritual truth, neuroscience, and economic behavior to reveal how gratitude rewires the brain for better choices &mdash; and how survival mode quietly drains your money, focus, and future. Through personal stories from his upbringing in Compton, insights from Operation HOPE&rsquo;s research, and practical guidance for holiday spending traps, he offers a blueprint for shifting from panic to possibility.

The Economics of Gratitude

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Bad Capitalism: The Economics of American Slavery

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